anthony. >> jeff pegues thanks. mark warner says senate intelligence committee wants to talk to trump jr. and anyone else involved with that meeting. chief white house correspondent, major garrett has been looking into trump family ties. >> don and eric are going to be running the company. they are going to be running it in a very professional manner. th'r with me. >> nine days before he was inaugurated. president elect trump promised the country a wall of separation between business and politics. but mr. trump's eldest son, don jr. served as one of his father's most aggressive defenders on twitter and television. >> this has been a ten month witch-hunt. >> the president's son airing told forbes he discusses family business with the president, specifically, profitability reports and stuff like that. the next month, eric told forbes, nepotism is kind of a factor of life. >> eric said this in june about his father's critics. >> i have never seen hatred like this. to me they're not even people. >> i try to stay out of

jeff pegues, thanks. ranking democrat mark warner says the senate intelligence committee wants to talk to trump, jr., and anyone else involved with that meeting. chief white house correspondent major garrett has been looking into trump family ties. >> don and eric are going to be running the company. they are going to be running it in a very professional manner. they're not going to discuss it with me. >> reporter: nine days before he was inaugurated, president-elect trump promised the country a wall of separation between business and politics, but mr. trump's eldest son, don, jr., has served as one of his father's most aggressive defenders on twitter and television. >> this has been a ten-month witch-hunt. >> reporter: the president's other son, eric, told forbes in march that he discusses the family business with the president, specifically profitability report and stuff like that. the next month eric told "forbes" "nepotism is kind of factor of life." eric said this in june about his father's critics.

problem number two is our colleague, jeff pegues pointed out. after the june 9th meeting with don jr. and others hacked e-mails began to appear, all adding sense of intrigue circumstantial though it is about what the meeting was about and what it might have led to. >> major garrett at the white house. thank you, major. >>> senators returned to capitol hill after a holiday recess. and so did protesters. dozens who oppose the obama care replacement plan, swarmed the offices of several republicans. at least 80 were arrested. ten senate republicans say they cannot support the current version of the bill, many others version of the bill, many others remain degree has redefined deodorant version of the bill, many others remain with motionsense technology... so that i can redefine... power... footwork range... the more i move, the more it works. degree. it won't let you down. no matter who was in there last. protection. new lysol power & fresh 6 goes to work flush after flush for a just-cleaned feeling that lasts up to 4 weeks. lysol. what it takes to

jeff pegues has more on that. >> the hackers zeroed in on the wolf creek nuclear plant in kansas. u.s. officials say the intrusions were limited to administrative and business networks and insist there is no indication of a threat to public safety or plant operations. investigators have not attributed the incident to a specific country or cyber criminal, but on june 28th the f.b.i. and d.h.s. issued a joint report warning of potential cyber criminal activity at nuclear power plants. jim lewis who advises the u.s. government on cyber security believes there is a leading suspect. >> all the evidence points towards russia. >> really? they probably want to get into the nuclear controls but they weren't able to. they were only able to get into the front end operations, you know, the billing, the office stuff, the email. >> reporter: late last year, the u.s. government identified a russian hacking unit code named grissley steppe as the source of accomplishes cyber activity against u.s. infrastructure, and technology is giving them more targets such as electrical grids, hospitals and ele

>> mason: jeff pegues, thanks.a truck driver is facing federal charges of illegally transporting immigrants in what amounted to a deathtrap and could face the death penalty if convicted. ten of the undocumented immigrants died, many of the others are in the hospital. the broiling tractor-trailer was discovered early yesterday in san antonio, texas. mark strassmann is there. >> reporter: around 100 people were crammed inside this tractor-trailer, sweltering in 100-degree weather. they had no air conditioning, food, or water, some people took turns gasping for air through a hole in the wall. during the 15-hour drive into south texas, it got much hotter inside the truck, like an oven on wheels. san antonio police chief william mcmanus said a wal-mart employee spotted the parked truck. >> he was approached by someone from that truck, who was asking for water. he came back with water, called the police. we arrived on the scene, and we found eight people dead in the back of that trailer. >> reporter: in federal court thi

>> mason: jeff pegues. thank you, jeff. the minneapolis police chief is calling for an outside investigation into the shooting death of a yoga teacher by an officer saturday night, but the department has said next to nothing about how it happened. jamie yuccas now on what she's learned. >> reporter: 40-year-old justine damond, a yoga instructor and life coach, was described by many who knew her as a bright light. >> what i wanted to do was make miracles the norm. >> reporter: today damond's father spoke from australia. >> we only ask that the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death. >> reporter: the officer who fired the fatal shot is mohamed noor, a second-year officer with the minneapolis police department, the first somali- american officer hired for the fifth precinct. his hiring was seen as a way to build trust between an immigrant community and law enforcement. abdi bihi is a community leader. >> we have an officer who community members held in high regard who is involved in her death. and that's

. >> jeff pegues, thank you. the cbs "overnight news" will be right ♪ z2fwcz z16fz y2fwcy y16fy >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> a truck driver is facing federal charges of illegally transporting immigrants in what amounted to a death trap. and could face the death penalty if convicted. ten of the undocumented immigrants died. many of the others are in the hospital. the broiling tractor-trailer was discovered earlier yesterday in san antonio, texas. mark strassmann is there. >> reporter: around 100 people were crammed inside this tractor-trailer, sweltering in 100 degree weather. they had no air conditioning, food or water. some people took turns gasping for air through a hole in the wall. during the 15-hour drive into south texas it got much hotter inside the truck, like an oven san antonio police chief, william mcmahon is said an employee spotted the parked truck. >> he was approached by some one from the truck asking for water. he came back with the water. called the police. we arrived on th

jeff pegues begins the coverage. >> the first e-mail on june 3rd was blunt.usic publicist, rob gold stone wrote that an official promised to provide t with documents and information that would incriminate hillary and dealings with russia. goldstone said it was very high level sensitive information and, part of russia and its government support for mr. trump. the president's son replied, if it is what you say -- i love it. the information goldstone wrote was coming from emin agalorov, a russian pop star whose father is a wealthy oligarch with ties to vladamir putin. mr. trump worked with both men to bring the miss universe pageant to moscow in 2013. >> moscow is going to get hotter. >> four days after the initial e-mail, goldstone sent another message. this one said a russian government attorney was flying over from moscow. trump junior agreed to meet with her june 9th and said paul manafort and jared kushner would they were copied on trump response. then, candidate trump was at trump tower at the time of the meeting but the white house says he was unaware it

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for his part, stone says he's had no contact with russian officials but he told our jeff pegues he was in touch with russian hacker guccfier 2.0 and wikileaks during the campaign. one of the his tweets last year suggests he may have known the campaign may have been posting john podesta's e-mails. also the trump campaign's digital director said he will speak with investigators. he said he's unaware of russian involvement and will share with the committee everything i know. president trump's long-time attorney michael cohen is also scheduled to appear before the committee in september. both the house and the senate are still in the early stages of their investigations, which will eventually move up the ladder to the president's inner circle, anti-any. >> mason: thanks. adam schiff calls the latest lat revelations deeply disturbing but president's supporters are standing by him. here's dean reynolds. >> at the vigo county fair in indiana, amid familiar sights, smells and sounds, we found supporters of president trump eager to push back against the big story of the week in washington. >> a

but we begin with jeff pegues, who is following the e-mail trail. >> reporter: the first e-mail on june 3rd was blunt. music publicist robert goldstone wrote donald trump, jr., that a russian official had offered to provide the trump campaign with some official documents and information that would incriminate hillary and her dealings with russia. goldstone said it was very high level and sensitive information and part of russia and its government's support for mr. trump. the president's son replied, "if it's what you say, i love it." the information goldstone wrote was comeing from emin agalorov, a russian pop star whose father is a wealthy oligarch with ties to vladimir putin. mr. trump had worked with both men to bring the miss universe pageant to moscow in 2013. >> moscow is going to get hotter. >> reporter: four days after the initial e-mail, goldstone sent another message. this one said a russian government attorney was flying over from moscow. trump, jr., agreed to meet with her on june 9th and said campaign chairman paul manafort and the president's son-in-law jared kushner would

>> mason: jeff pegues. thank you, jeff. as vetsometimes, we forget that the biggestuntry. challenge can be asking for support. call the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1 damond, a yoga instructor and life coach, was described by many who knew her as a bright light. >> what i wanted to do was make miracles the norm. >> reporter: today damond's father spoke from australia. >> we only ask that the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death. >> reporter: the officer who fired the fatal shot is mohamed noor, a second-year officer with the minneapolis police department. the first somali-american officer hired for the fifth precinct. build trust between an immigrant community and law enforcement. abdi bihi is a community leader. >> we have an officer who community members held in high regard who is involved in her death. and that's why people are demanding answers. >> reporter: since joining the department, officer noor has had three complaints filed against him. he was sued after an incident in

jeff pegues is at fbi headquarters with more on this story. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. according to investigators the 34-year-old u.s. soldier had been inspired by isis over at least a five-year period. army sergeant first class ikaika kang appeared in federal court on monday in honolulu accused of attempting to provide material support or resources to isis. court papers described how kang handed over 18 secret military documents to undercover agents that he believed could help isis. on saturday before his arrest he pledged allegiance to the islamic state and made combat training videos that he believed would be shown to isis fighters. kang enlisted in the army just after the 9/11 attacks and served one tour in iraq. in 2012, kang had his military clearance revoked for making pro-islamic state comments but he was eventually reinstated and in 2013 was deployed to afghanistan. now, this case stands out, but in recent weeks the department of justice has announced a series of terrorism-related cases and arrests. the fbi has said

jeff pegues is outside baltimore police headquarters with how the department is responding. , good morning. the baltimore has been under pressure for years to refirm and pat of those reforms have included introduction of body cameras. but what the video has shown is rocked the police department across the street after the video shows a police officer planting evidence. baltimore police officers are seen pulling over a driver in january and then searching and arresting his alleged dealer. the officers move on to the yard behind a vacant house looking for the dealer's stash. that's when footage appears to show one officer placing evidence on the ground, walking away, and then returning to discover it. >> it ooh clears they manipulated evidence in this case. >> reporter: debbie >> it appears that he's putting it on the ground. >> what do you think of that? >> the first is it's egregious. the second is thank goodness we have the body camera. >> the video highlights the control officers have over what is being reported. >> what did you see in that video? >> i saw the same thing yo

jeff pegues with more on the president not knowing nothing about it. >> they said they never had any contact with russians. but according to "the new york times" the pretext for that meeting contradicts those statements because it was reportedly set up around alleged damaging information around hillary clinton's campaign. donald trump jr. claims he didn't know who he would be meeting at the june 9th sit-down at trump tower but he asked the campaign chair and a top adviser to be there. the female veselnitskaya was there. he added that it quickly became clear that she had no meaningful information. trump junior claims she then changed subjects to russian adop russian human rights abusers which he says was her true agenda all along. the meeting was arrange at the request of rob goldstone, a publicist who represents a russian music star, emi emin agalarov. emin's video stars donald trump in his signature board room. >> donald trump won a landslide election. >> in january mike pence flatly denied campaign connections to the russians. >> did any adviser or anybody in the trump campaign hav

. >> jeff pegues, thank you very much. the top watchdog is calling it quits after repeated clashes with the trump administration. walter schaub is stepping down. he made the announcement in a letter yesterday to president trump. he said government officials must place loyalty to the constitution, laws, and ethical principles above private game. julianna goldman spoke to schaub just after his resignation. good morning. >> good morning. he was nominated by president obama and his tenure was set to end in january and as he took on the new president who was also his new boss, he wasn't sure if ultimately he would be fired. >> being able to say we're we'r criminal calls is not enough for government officials. >> he's cutting short his term as watchdog because he can't get the government to go beyond the bare minimum with ethical experiences. >> my experience has taught me that the be stronger than it is. >> he told me unless president trump ends all financial ties to his businesses the american people can never be stern his dec

jeff pegues has new details on that meeting, but the white house says the president knew nothing about it. good morning. >> reporter: the trump administration said on multiple occasions it never had any contact with russians trying to med until the election, but according to "the new york times," the pretext for that meeting contradicts those statements because it was reportedly set up around alleged damaging information around hillary clinton's campaign. donald trump jr. claims he didn't know who he would be meeting at the june 9th sit-down at trump tower but he asked the campaign's chairman and a top adviser to be there. the woman they met was natalia veselnitskaya, a russian lawyer with possible ties to the kremlin. in a statement, trump jr. says veselnitskaya offered information on individuals connected to russia who were funding the democratic national committee and supporting mrs. chin clinton. he added that it quickly became clear that she had no meaningful information. trump junior claims she then changed subjects to russian adoption and u.s. sanctions on russian human rights a