jericka duncan is following the case. >> shame on you boys, shame! >> reporter: expressionless and quiet, 16 members of beta theta pi walked past crowds as they entered a pennsylvania courthouse. the charges against the young men stem from the february death of penn state university sophomore timothy piazza and vary from involuntary manslaughter to wreck legs endangerment. today's hearing focused on deleted text messages, former fraternity president brendan young, who faces some of the most serious charge, texted his girlfriend after piazza was taken to the hospital. young said, "i don't think you fully comprehend the situation. he looked expletive dead. at the end of the day, i am accountable for it all. i will be the one going to court, paying for an attorney, and maybe put in jail." another text message from pledge master daniel casey to his girlfriend reveals the level of concern. casey said, "we are expletive, like beyond expletive. it's over. i don't want to go to jail for this." his girlfriend replied, "make sure no one says anything." >> we'r

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan.ioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, july 6, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." world leaders meet. president trump is on his second overseas trip, but north korea is taking the spotlight. >> you cannot outbully a bully in north korea. >> the trump administration says the possibility with the north is quickly closing. >>> and seat giveaway. a toddler gets bumping on a flight leashing mom and son to share a seat for a 3 1/2 hour flight. >>> good morning from the studio

here's jericka duncan. >> i've done 11 deployments, including five strategic patrols. >> reporter: lieutenantommander blake dremann served in oofg in 2011. two years later he started transitioning from female to male. today's tweets by president trump worry him. >> this does impact me, absolutely, personally. transgender people are already serving in various aspects of the military honorably, and they've shown no impact to readiness or the lethality of our mission. >> reporter: civil rights and veterans groups reacted withoutw outrage. the transgender american veterans association said, "we want to ensure that people know that right now, this is a tweet, not an official policy." but organizations like liberty council, who have been calling for a reversal of the obama-era policy, applauded the president for "making america safe again." the military, according to founder and chairman matt staver, is a lethal weapon designed to protect america and our allies. it is not a social club, a social experimentation petri dish, or clubmed. allison jaslow is executive director for iraq and afghanistan ve

jericka duncan shows what's at stake. >> with a son to support, 30-year-old danielle ramos wanted to improve her earning power so enrolled in american institute in massachusetts. >> a.c.i. was promoting a medical assisting certificate you could receive in nine months. sounded really great. >> reporter: when the institute shut down in 2013, ramos was left with $15,000 worth of student loan debt. the institute later admitted to falsifying grades and attendance records to qualify for millions in federal aid. ramos is among thousands of students with student loan debt from for-profit schools due to predatory practices. under the obama administration, a regulation known as the borrower defense rule was created to protect students. massachusetts attorney general maura healey. >> it provides relief to students who have been victimized by these predatory practices. >> reporter: the rule was supposed to be implemented this month but now delayed under the new administration. a spokeswoman from the education department tells cbs news the borrower defense regulation suffer from substantive and p

jericka duncan is outside the court house in bellefonte, pennsylvania.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning. only five of the defense attorneys for those penn state students got a chance to question the prosecution's first witness. now, the other attorneys will have their chance next month in a two-day hearing process. remember, those hearings will determine the outcome of whether or not this case goes to trial. defense attorneys representing the beta theta pi fraternity brothers cross examined the lead investigator in the case tuesday. one attorney said his client wasn't in the frat house when timothy piazza fell down a flight of stairs after an alleged hazing ritual, known as the gauntlet. others argued their clients did not force piazza to drink. >> this is a case that's clearly been overcharged. >> reporter: michael engel is representing one of the eight fraternity members facing the most severe charges, involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault. >> while gary may be responsible for certain things, he's not responsible for the serious charges

jericka duncan is following the case. >> reporter: expressionless and quiet, 16 members of the fraternityrowds as they entered a pennsylvania courthouse. the charges against the young men stem from the february death of penn state university sophomore timothy piazza, and very from in voluntary man slaught to reckless endangerment. today's hearing focused on deleted text messages, former fraternity president, brendon young, who faces serious charges, texted his girlfriend after piazza was taken to the hospital. young said i don't think you helly comprehend the situation. end of the day i am accountable for it all. i will be the one going to court. paying for an attorney and maybe put in jail. >> another text message from daniel casey to his reveals the level of concern, casey said we are expletive, beyond expletive. it is over. i don't want to go to jail for this. his girlfriend replied. make sure no one says anything. >> in a tense encounter in court today, several defense attorneys accused the district attorney, stacy parks miller of cherry picking messages and parts of the surveillance

i'm jericka duncan. president trump will meet with leaders over the next couple days.poland yesterday. and today attend a gathering of leaders from central and eastern european countries. tomorrow heads to germany for the g-20 summit. a meeting of the world's most powerful economies. a big focus will be the nuclear threat from north korea. on the fourth of july, north korea test launched its first intercontinental missile with potential range that could hit parts of the united states. in a tweet before traveling overseas, president trump said, china's with missiles. in a large scale military exercise wednesday, the u.s. and south korea launched a barrage of missiles into the east sea. the message to north korea, we have weapons too, and they are not far away. in a statement, the pentagon said the u.s. will use the full range of capabilities at our disposal against the growing threat from north korea. after the u.s. military confirmed the regime successfully launched an intercontinental ballistic mie as the hwasong 14 is two stage weapon with estimated range of tested b

jeric jericka duncan speaks with them. >> now, women have made great strides playing professional sports still remains a few plays behind. at buyer stadium in rockford, illinois, sports history is being made. 200 girls, age 7 to 17 have come here for the largest girls-only baseball tournament in u.s. history. 15-year-old kendra la veeck plays third base. why is that so important to be around other girls at this level? >> because other girls know what it's like to play baseball on an all-boys team back home and they know the extra work they have to put to be as good if not better than the boys. >> the mission is to em poyer baseball. segal was inspired by "a league of their own." the 1992 film about the first all-american girls professional baseball league. baseball execive created the league during the second worldware. 90-year-old may bell blair and shirley once played for the all-girls league. >> we'll never have any babe ruths in the major league and we don't expect to. we just want a chance to play our own games. >> they traveled with levesque who even throw's a generational gap, the

jericka duncan is at the courthouse. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the parents of timothy piazza will come face-to-face once again with the young man who they believe was involved. they could address the court. that could happen today for the first time. then it will be up to a judge to determine whether or not enough evidence for this case to go to trial. timothy piazza's parents tom and evelyn were unable to bring themselves to watch surveillance video from inside the fraternity house. the prosecution presented it as e evidence during last month's preliminary hearing. nearly a month after it was shown in court, they still haven't seen it. tom klein represents the family. >> they know that the video shows their son struggling, that he was struggling for his life, and that he was painfully trying to cry out for help. >> reporter: it shows piazza struggling for hours. they slapped and pour liquid on the soft more pledge to try and wake him. according to grand jury presentment, the men waited 42 minutes to call 911 after called piazza unconscious the n

here's jericka duncan. >> i've done 11 deployments, including five strategic patrols. >> reporter: lieutenantke dremann served in afghanistan in 2011. two years later he started transitioning from female to male. today's tweets by president trump worry him. >> this does impact me absolutely personally. transgender people are already serving in various aspects of the military honorably, and they've shown no impact to readiness. >> reporter: civil rights and veterans groups reacted with outrage. the transgender american veterans association said, we want to ensure that people know that right now, this is a tweet, not an official policy. but organizations like liberty counsel, who have been calling for a reversal of the obama era policy, applauded the president the military, according to founder and chairman matt staver, is a lethal weapon designed to protect america and our allies. it is not a social club, a social experimentation petri dish or club med. al list son jazlow. do the comments that president trump made today set the transgender community back? >> i think that the comments that the