as john schiumo reports, his family and friends and colleagues will pay tribute to him. >>> reporter: late into the evening, senator john mccain's children thanked those who came to the arizona state capital to pay their respects to their father. >> this is so incredible that you are all here. really is. i really appreciate it. >> reporter: throughout the day, thousands of people from around the world waited in 105- degree heat to say a final good-bye. >> so respectful to be in the presence of someone that served our country for 30 years, which is amazing. >> reporter: on what would have been his 82nd birthday, cindy mccain, his wife, and his seven children gathered for an emotional private service. >> imagining arizona without john mccain is like picturing an arizona without the grand canyon. >> reporter: today a public memorial service will be held for mccain where former vice president joe biden will pay tribute. >> some of the dear friends i have are on the other side of the aisle. my beloved friend joe biden. he and i, we used to fight! but we were friends. and when it came time

john schiumo is here in new york. john, good morning. >> good morning to you, nikki. democrats may say it's supporters say revoking security clearance is a way to protect america. former cia director john brennan has been stripped of his security clearance by president trump. >> any benefits senior officials might glean from confrontations with mr. brennan are now outweighed by the risks posed by his erratic conduct and behavior. >> brennan is a vocal critic of president trump. he responded on msnbc. >> i do believe that mr. trump decided to take this action as he's done with others to try to intimidate and suppress any criticism of him or his administration. >> mr. trump has made his disdain for brennan clear. >> i have no confidence in a guy like brennan. i think he's a total low life. >> the white house says it's reviewing other former obama officials and a district attorney. some had involvement with the russian investigation including former director of national intelligence james clapper. >> perhaps that's being held against me, i don't know. i suspect it has mo

as john schiumo reports, the white house is also reviewing a handful of other former national security intelligence officers. >>> reporter: former cia director john brennan has been stripped of his security clearances by president trump. >> any benefits that senior officials might glean from consultations with mr. brennan are now outweighed by the risk posed by his erratic conduct and behavior. >> reporter: brennan is a vocal critic of the president. he responded on msnbc. >> i do believe that, um, mr. trump decided to take this action, as he's done with others, to try to intimidate and suppress any criticism of him or his administration. >> reporter: mr. trump has made his disdain for brennan clear. >> i have no confidence in a guy like brennan. i think he is a total low life. >> reporter: the white house is reviewing several other former obama administration officials and a current justice department attorney all of them critics or involvement with the russia investigation including former director of national intelligence james clapper. >> perhaps that's being held against me, i don

as john schiumo reports, we're hearing from a juror they didn campaign. they came from me. >> reporter: president trump is admitting he paid hush money to two women to keep quiet about alleged affairs they claim to have had with him and he told fox news that the payments are not against the law. >> my first question when he heard about it was did they come out of the campaign? because that could be a little dicey. and they didn't come out of the campaign. and that's big. but they weren't -- that's not even a campaign violation. >> reporter: on tuesday, his former fixer michael cohen pleaded guilty to criminal charges telling the court he made the payment in coordination and by a candidate from a federal canada. >> the president did nothing wrong. >> reporter: the white house denied any wrongdoing and on twitter the president accused cohen of lying to prosecutors while applauding paul manafort who was convicted on 8 counts of bank and tax fraud. he wte: unlike michael cohen, he refused to break make up stories in order to get a deal. such respect for a bra

john schiumo shows us how fans and fellow artists are remembering the music legend. >>> reporter: from hollywood's walk of fame to harlem's famed apollo theater, an outpouring of love and respect for an icon. >> her spirit, her soul, everything about her, everything that we did was based on aretha franklin. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: aretha franklin's songs about women, strength and heartbreak transcended generations. over the course of more than five decades, she performed at inaugural events for three presidents, sang for the pope when he visited the u.s., thurs hall of fame honored its first female inductee saying she defined soul music. diana ross spoke of her golden spirit. paul mccartney called her the "queen of soul" who inspired us all. sam moore, the original soul man and her friend of 60 years of, remembered the first time he heard her sing. >> and she got --she sang precious lord. a 15-year-old, and i went oh, my god! >> feel like a natural woman ♪ >> reporter: franklin won 18 grammys and had 20 numberone hits on the r&b charts. her 30 greatest hits album just soared to the top

reporter john schiumo explains. >>> reporter: former cia director john brennan has been stripped of his security clearances by president trump. >> any benefits that senior officials might glean from consultations with mr. brennan are now outweighed by the risk posed by his erratic conduct and behavior. >> reporter: brennan is a vocal critic of the president. he responded on msnbc. >> i do believe that, um, mr. trump decided to take this action, as he's done with others, to try to intimidate and suppress any criticism of him or his administration. >> reporter: mr. trump has made his disdain for brennan clear. >> i have no confidence in a guy like brennan. i think he is a total low life. >> reporter: the white house is reviewing several other former obama administration officials and a current justice department attorney all of them critics or involvement with the russia investigation including former director of national intelligence james clapper. >> perhaps that's being held against me, i don't know. i suspect it has more to do with my criticism of, um, of the president. >> reporter: d

john schiumo here in new york. thanks a lot, john. >>> well, fired presidential adviser omarosa manigault-newman said she secretly recorded chief of staff john kelly firing her in the situation room. that would be a breach of security. part of that recording was played as she promoted her soon-to-be-released book. >> if we make this a friendly departure, we can all be -- you know, you can look at your time here in the white house as a year of service to the nation, and then you can go on without any type of difficulty in the future really tish to your reputation. >> manigault-newman said she recorded the conversation last december for her own protection and that she felt threatened. in a statement white house press secretary sarah sanders said the recording shows a blatant disregard for our national security. in her book manigault-newman attacks the president, claiming without evidence there are tapes of mr. trump using the "n" word during outtakes of the reality show, "the apprentice." >> donald trump is a con. he

john schiumo is here in new york this morning. good morning to you, john. >> good morning, kenneth. >>> a political landscape continues to change as they position themselves for november's mig term election. it was a big night of first. minnesotans backed ilhan omar. she would become the first somali in american politics. omar and rashida tlaib are favorites to be the first two women muslims in congress. keith ellison won his primary. in vermont democrats chose christine hallquist for governor. she would become the nation's first transgender governor if elected but has an uphill battle against incumbent phil scott. >> it's not just about the transgender community or lgbt. >> the republican primary for governor in minnesota saw the influence of president trump. >> i support donald trump. i have always supported donald trump. >> jeff johnson beat former governor tim pawlenty who struggled to distance himself from negative comments he made about the president during the 2016 election. >>> and in wisconsin a former aide to retiring hou

john schiumo has more. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie.will be charged soon with three counts of murder and three counts of tampering with evidence. this is truly a disturbing crime that has saddened and angered people across the country. investigators in colorado say the bodies of shanann and her two daughrsutely possible outcome that any of us could imagine, and i think our hearts are broken for the town of frederick. >> reporter: a post on the town's facebook page say the bodies of her daughters were found in the same area as their mother's body, at an oil and gas field where her husband christopher watts works. the 33-year-old ignored reporters' questions on thursday as he walked into a court hearing. >> i will tell you that at this point the court is not authorized any bail. >> reporter: watts was arrested on suspicion of killing his family. prosecutors believe he murdered them in their home. >> mommy has a baby in her belly. >> reporter: shanann was 15 weeks' pregnant. her husband was not shy about answering reporters' questions earl

john schiumo, cbs news. >>> the week of tributes continues for u.s. senator john mccain of arizona. he died last week after a year- long battle with brain cancer. yesterday family and close friends gathered at the arizona state capital in phoenix. that was followed by a public viewing. today a church service and military salute are planned before senator mccain's casket is then transported to washington, dc. tomorrow's visitation at the u.s. capital will be followed by a service on saturday at the washington national cathedral. >>> time now 6:40. a mother and daughter from canada suddenly vanished on a visit to the bay area. >> and it's the end of an era as a roadside landmark along the peninsula is shutting down after more than a century. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. norah o'donnell joins us now from new york. ahead on cbs this morning, we'll begin with the eyeopener.

john schiumo, thank you. trial of two women accused of killing the north korean leader's half brother. the prosecution claim the women, from indonesia and vietnam, smeared the face of kim jong—nam with a toxic nerve agent at kuala lumpur airport in february last year. both women have denied the charges. 0ur correspondentjonathan head is in kuala lumpur. talk us through the background to this extraordinary story. kimjong—nam kim jong—nam was at one time the heir to the north korean leadership but became estranged and lived in obscurity in macau on the china, but last year travelling on a false passport under a false name he became ill and died very suddenly and was discovered to have been exposed to this very dangerous nerve agent, the x. a security camera video led the police to this two women who have been arrested, one and indonesia, and other vietnamese woman. there were many north korean men allegedly involved who fled the country at the time and there was a diplomatic breakdown between the two countries.

. >> reporter john schiumo shows us. >>> reporter: from hollywood's walk of fame to harlem's famed apollo theater, an outpouring of love and respect for an icon. >> her spirit, her soul, everything about her, everything that we did was based on aretha franklin. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: aretha franklin's songs about women, strength and heartbreak transcended generations. over the course of more than five decades, she performed at inaugural events for three presidents, sang for the pope when he visited the u.s., and at the kennedy center honors. thursday the rock and roll hall of fame honored its first female inductee saying she defined soul music. diana ross spoke of her golden spirit. paul mccartney called her the "queen of soul" who inspired ll. sam moor the original soul man and her friend of 60 years of, remembered the first time he heard her sing. >> and she got -- she sang precious lord. a 15-year-old, and i went oh, my god! >> feel like a natural woman ♪ >> reporter: frankly won 18 grammy awards -- franklin won 18 grammys and had 20 number one hits on the r&b charts. her 30 greatest

john schiumo, cbs news. >> democrats in connecticut nominated johanna hayes the first black woman to represent a new england state in congress. cancer governor jeff collier conceded to kris kobach who was supported by president trump. >>> >>> once a crime hub an unlikely east bay area city boasts million-dollar homes. >> and we all know the traffic is bad, the road conditions questionable around the bay area. but a new study puts it into dollars and cents. we'll break it down next. >> and right now, we are starting to see the roads get crowded out there. everyone is joining the morning commute but we have advisories to tell you about and a traffic alert that remains in effect along northbound 101. details coming up. >> a little breezy and cloudy out there to start off this wednesday morning. temperatures though will be cooler than average although the heat will make a comeback. i'll let you know when coming up. this 2,350 square feet home on mouton >>> good morning, and welcome back. east palo alto is the latest city to join the million- dollar home club. this 2350-square-foot home t

john schiumo, cbs news. >> democrats in connecticut nominated jahan jahana hayes the first black woman to represent a new england state in congress. >>> an arbitration claim was filed yesterday by the trump administration against omarosa manigault newman. she allegedly breached her 2016 confidentiality agreement with the trump campaign. the filing came as omarosa released a new audio recording. on the tape, trump campaign aides discuss a rumor that president trump used the "n" word while filming the apprentice. the fact that omarosa was able to secretly record a conversation in the white house "situation room" raised security concerns. on sunday she released a tape of her firing by chief of staff john kelly. the man who ran the situation room under president obama says staffers are usually told to leave their phones in lead- lined lockers outside. >> because of the concern that they could be used as recording devices or worse yet as transmission devices and could be picking up conversations that are taking place in the room or even perhaps picking up data streams that are in the ar, wh

john schiumo, cbs news. >>> that heat in the northeast, how long is that going to stick around? >> they have heat advisories and warnings through tonight. they have had a couple of days of heat and it's not just hot. it's humid. temperatures in the area up to 104 degrees. a lot of rain is extending further to the south and it's winding down. the midwest is having rain and thunderstorms and then across the west coast, here's what we felt our visibility just low in the north bay. for the rest of us, not bad. 10-mile visibility. 0-mile visibility in petaluma. this is where it will be dangerous for drivers in this location and santa rosa. the north bay valleys, no wind to speak of and that's why that fog is just hunkering down. not so much in the south bay. the east bay doing fine. the breeze is really not significant at all this morning. very calm conditions. here's a live look from our kpix 5 roof camera. and the beautiful bay bridge. lights on the water, as well. definitely showing that we have clearing going on this morning. your afternoon highs today will be very similar to yes

john schiumo, cbs news. >> next week, arizona governor doug doocy will appoint a republican replacementor mccain's seat. >>> the federal government is looking into new regulations against tech companies like google after president trump says google's search results are rigged and said that the company could be prosecuted for not showing enough positive stories about him. google denies it manipulates search results to promote politics. the trump administration stands by its decision to support a coalition led by saudi arabia in the ongoing civil war in yemen. this week the u.n. human rights council said that the governments of saudi arabia, yemen and the uae may have committed war crimes during their fight against the yemen rebels. last week, at least 50 people were killed when an air strike hit a bus full of children. south bay congressman ro khanna is among those calling for the u.s. to stop refueling military jets and providing intelligence for this coalition. >>> time now 6:40. a city on the peninsula is taking emergency action to deal with the affordable housing crisis. >> a blind r

john schiumo, cbs news. >>> the judge told prosecutors to file charges by monday.a tuesday morning hearing to review the charges with watts. >>> all evacuation orders have been lifted after a re started behind homes in healdsburg. chopper 5 was overhead as a tree burst into flames last night just beyond the back fence of one house. we also saw what appeared to be the homeowner there taking aim at the flames with his garden hose. for a while the flames were threatening about a dozen homes on the western edge of town. fortunately, winds were light allowing for a full-scale air attack on the hilly wooded area. the fire burned about 13 acres. no word on how it started. >>> meantime, the mendocino complex largest in state history is 76% contained up from 51% last week. the fires have scorched more than 370,000 acres. three times the size of san jose. >>> it's now 11 minutes before 6:00 on friday morning. athletes are taking over lake merritt. >> and a one-of-a-kind art gallery opens up in oakland. xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even

john schiumo is here in new york. good morning. >> good morning to you.hose warnings and watches affect millions of americans, many of whom are already dealing with extensive damage from yesterday's storms. rescue crews worked throughout the day monday after powerful storms flooded a handful of towns in central pennsylvania. >> i mean, we're just a little town, but we need help. the water's up to my chest. i evaced my mom, someone in a wheelchair. >> reporter: this tow truck driver was stranded in a rising creek and was rescued by tucker fisher, who used his own truck to get the motorist. >> the truck started to go a little bit, but picked up speed and i was happy i was able to help. >> reporter: the water so powerful in some towns, it moved entire campers downstream. sheds and cars were tossed across neighborhoods and homes were too damaged for their own owners to stay the night. >> and now it's destroyed. >> reporter: in southeast pennsylvania, a rescue team pulled a 13-year-old boy from a river where he was stranded on a pile of branches. >> oh, my god

john schiumo from cbs news, thank you. called for radical reform of the media, saying the news industry is failing the public. speaking at the edinburgh tv festival, mr corbyn threatened big digital companies with a windfall tax unless they agree to help fund public interestjournalism. the conservatives say the idea would lead to higher bills for consumers. the labour leader also called for licence—fee payers to elect the bbc‘s governing board. yesterday on the news at one, we reported on an improvement in scotland's public finances, with an increase in revenue and a reduction in the deficit. in doing so, we said the scottish government last year spent nearly {13.5 billion more than it raised. this was incorrect — that figure covers all public sector expenditure in scotland, including areas controlled by the uk government and other public bodies. we apologise for this error. glenn close has spent much of her acting career playing wronged women, most famously in fatal attraction, and her new film the wife is no exception. d

john schiumo, cbs news. ### the book "unhinged" will be released tomorrow... >> reporter: she taped the conversation in the situation room, where recording devices are prohibited. it's been called a blatant disregard for national security. president trump described omarosa this way: >> low-life. she's a low-life. >> reporter: she says she recorded the firing for her own protection. >>> north korea and south korea are hammering out details on a third summit between the leaders of the two countries. senior officials met today to discuss the date and venue for the meeting. this comes amid a standoff between pyongyang and the trump administration on the subject of denuclearization. >>> two men are dead after brawling on a california freeway. but police say the fight was only responsible for one of the deaths. >>> we are starting off with areas of low clouds and fog in spots. we'll talk about where and how cool it's going to get this week, coming up. >>> southbound 880 with a lot of brake lights. we're tracking everything for you coming up. just when you thought you were done painting... ...

john schiumo, cbs news. ### (suggested tag: omarosa will appear on "cbs this morning" today at 7 a.m.) omarosa will appear on "cbs this morning" at 7 o'clock, right >> reporter: she left when chief of staff john kelly fired her for quote, significant integrity issues. she taped that conversation inside the situation room, where recording devices are prohibited. >> low-life. she's a low-life. >> reporter: the president tweeted monday night: >> reporter: he later added more on the claim she previously supported. >> do you think this president is racist? >> absolutely not. i would never sit or work for someone i believed to be a racist. >> reporter: and her new book unhinged paints a completely different picture, published by cbs news. >> omarosa will be on cbs news this morning after kpix news. >>> the contra costa county board of supervisors will discuss gus kramer, accused of making comments of a sexual nature to a female employee that made her feel uncomfortable. he's denying the claims and said the woman was flirting with him. an independent investigator concluded it's more likely t

john schiumo, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up in sports, the giants take the loss on the field but it looks like they will also lose their all star catcher buster posey for the season in the near future. and the a's now tied with the astros for first in the a.l. west. khris davis once again provides the power as he joins the elite list of a's to reach a huge milestone. sports is coming up. baseball... cleveland at and red sox from fenway park.. >>> on june 19th the a's trailed the astros by 12 games in the division. that lead has been wiped away as the a's are now tied with houston for first place. khris davis and the a's are looking to keep the offense rolling against the rangers. bottom of the fifth, the a's up a run. he hits a line drive to center. chapman scores. that's davis's third consecutive season of 100 plus rbis. davis again crushes his 38th home run of the year as the a's win 6-0. >>> chris stratton pitched six innings of shutout ball against the mets and in the 7th with the giants with a 2-1 lead, jackson with a ground ball that gets past evan longoria. a run scores to

reporter john schiumo reports. over pulidae they didn't come out of the campaign. >> reporter: president trump said he -- >> they didn't come out of the campaign. they came from me. >> reporter: president trump is admitting he paid hush money to two women to keep quiet about alleged affairs they claim to have had with him and he told fox news that the payments are not against the law. >> my first question when he heard about it was did they come out of the campaign? because that could be a little dicey. and they didn't come out of the campaign. and that's big. but they weren't --that's not even a campaign violation. >> reporter: on tuesday, his former fixer michael cohen pleaded guilty to criminal charges telling the court he made the payment in coordination and by a candidate from a federal canada. -- and at the direction of a candidate for office. >> the president did nothing wrong. >> reporter: the white house denied any wrongdoing and on twitter the president accused cohen of lying to prosecutors while applaudi

let's speak to our cbs correspondent john schiumo in new york.ell for aretha franklin will stop yes. and she certainly deserves all the praise. 18 grammys. sir paul mccartney called her the queen of our souls who inspired us all. diana ross spoke of her golden spirit. the original soul man said that he first heard aretha seeing inside a church. he said he sat back and thought, "0h, he said he sat back and thought, "oh, my god." she had quite an effect on a lot of people. she certainly did. some amazing tributes from a lot of powerful people as well, former presidents like bill clinton and barack 0bama who she performed in front of and the current president. she played over many decades. she played for many presidents and also the pope when he visited in 2015. it is more about the connection she had with the everyday person. her songs. about heartbreak and strength. seeing people playing her music now from hollywood's all the way to the east coast, coast—to—coast here in america. she will be sorely missed. thank you very much indeed. a boy is in a