trump was back out on the campaign trail today and julianna goldman has the latest. >> the presidentr as i'm concerned, he's incompetent. now he's going to be campaigning for crooked hillary clinton. >> reporter: campaigning today in florida, donald trump spared no one. >> i watched this poor, sad mitt romney this morning. don't or the get, this guy let us d f >> reporter: not even prominent republicans who are speaking out against the billionaire businessman. >> i think his comments time and again appeal to the racist tendency that exists in some people. >> i am the least racist person that you've ever met, believe me. >> reporter: trump spent the week doing damage control, holding meetings with nervous party leaders and donors, trying to convince them he can stay on message and wage an effective general election campaign. but just as trump began calming the uproar over his criticism of a latino judge, he revived a racially tinged assault on senator elizabeth warren, who on thursday called him a thin-skined racist bully. >> she says she's native american, and i said, pocahontas, it'

julianna goldman is on capitol hill. >> the time for silence and patience is long gone. >> reporter:eteran civil rights activist congressman john lewis led the more than 100 democrats flowing in and out of the house chamber throughout the day. >> we're calling on the leadership of the house to bring commonsense gun control legislation to the house floor. give us a vote! >> no bill. >> reporter: republicans tried to begin the day's agenda around noon, but with democrats refusing to cede the floor, instead they declared a recess. >> shut the mics off, shut the cameras off, but they're not going to shut us off. >> reporter: shutting off the cameras and microphones leaving the members to treatment sit-in on social media on their iphones. majority leader harry reid, elizabeth warren, and chris murphy walked over to the house chamber. >> i hope they stay there as long as it takes. >> reporter: murphy led a nearly 15-hour filibuster last week demanding that senate republican leaders allow votes on gun control. they did, and all of the measures failed. today a spokesperson for house speaker

julianna goldman has more from washington. >> dealing with the nra, i'm talking to them about the whole concept of terror watch lists. >> reporter: as the senate prepares to vote on several gun control measures tomorrow, donald trump said he would like to see people on the no fly and terrorist watch list prehaven'ted from purchasing guns. but that puts him at odds with the national rifle association, and trump was less clear if his position is set in stone. >> i understand exactly what they are saying. a lot of people really maybe shouldn't be on the list. and their rights are being taken away. >> reporter: republicans and democrats are offering exeting bills to terror back and expand background checks but coming in an election year they are expected to fail. >> what we are doing with this debate on the hill right now, it's like they are trying to stop a freight train with a piece of clean ex. >> appearing on "face the nation" wayne laperierre the head of the nra downplayed the rift with trumps and said the measures won't prevent terrorist attacks. >> losses wouldn't have stopped in bos

>> quijano: julianna goldman in washington for us, thank you.l, paris and its surrounding villages are recovering from a worst floods in three decades. more now from jonathan vigliotti in our london bureau. >> reporter: elaine, the flood waters are slowly receding in paris, but the city was so waterlogged, officials say the french capital could be flooded for up to ten days. a week of heavy rain caused the seine river to burst its bank, making for some dramatic images and deadly conditions. french officials say the river peaked saturday at 20 feet above normal. the river is still so high, boats can't pass under bridges. the louvre museum remains closed until tuesday. curators spent the weekend moving art from the basement to higher ground. several paris train stations are also shut down. in northern france emergency crews were seen pumping out water from major highways and evacuating over 300 stranded cars. several european countries were hit hard by the powerful storms. at least 18 people died in flooding in france, germany and belgium. more th

here's jerick julianna goldman. >> and we're going to beat hillary, and it would be helpful if the republicans help us a little bit, you know, okay? >> reporter: at his las vegas rally, donald trump said it's time for republicans to rally around him. trump noted he spent the last few days raising cash forever the party to defeat hillary clinton in november and attempts to deny him the nomination at next month's convention would be illegal. >> now you have a couple guys that were badly defeated and they're trying to organize may go of maybe a little bit of a delegate revolt. who are they going to pick? i beat everybody. but i don't mean beat. i beat the hell out of them. >> reporter: in the wake of his response to the orlando terrorist attack, the presumptive nominee is once again under fire from republicans. >> this is a very strange situation. >> reporter: in an interview with "meet the press" paul ryan said he won't tell house members whether or not to support trump. >> the last thing i would do is tell anybody to do something contrary to their conscious. >> reporter: recent polls show trump

julianna goldman has more on this. >> reporter: at the white house and at government buildings today, flags were lowered to half-staff. an order from president obama who declared the orlando massacre an act of terror and an act of hate. >> this is a sober reminder that attacks on any americans regardless of race, ethnicity, religion or sexual orientation is an attack on all of us. and no act of hate or terror will ever change who we are or the values that make us americans. >> reporter: the worst mass shooting in u.s. history immediately re-ignited heated political debates over terrorism and gun control. presumptive republican nominee donald trump reiterated his call to ban muslims from entering the u.s. even though omar mateen was born in new york. and in a statement, trump criticized the president, saying "he disgracefully refused to even say the words radical islam. for that reason alone, he should step down. if hillary clinton, after this attack, still cannot say the two words radical islam, she should get out of this race for the presidency." neither obama or clinton were ready t

julianna goldman has more on this. >> at the white house and at government buildings today, flags were lowered to half-staff. an order from president obama who declared the orlando massacre an act of terror and hate. >> this is a sober reminder that attacks on any americans regardless of race, ethnicity, religion or sexual orientation is an attack on all of us. and no act of hate or terror will ever change who we are or the values that make us americans. >> reporter: the worst mass shooting in u.s. history immediately re-ignited heated political debates over terrorism and gun control. presumptive republican nominee donald trump reiterated his call to ban muslims from entering the u.s. even though omar mateen was born in new york. and in a statement, trump criticized the president saying he disgracefully refused to even said words radical islam. for that reason alone, he should step down. if hillary clinton after this attack still cannot say the two words radical islam, she should get out of this race for the presidency. neither obama or clinton were ready to link the attack to islamic

julianna goldman reports on the politics of today's votes. >>> i'm dealing with the nra, and i'm talkingo them about the whole concept of terror watch list. >> reporter: as the senate prepares to vote on several gun control measures, donald trump said he'd like to see people on the no fly and terrorist watch lists prevented from purchasing guns. that put him at odds with the national rifle association. and trump was less clear if his position is set in stone. >> i understand exactly what they're saying. a lot of people are on the list that really maybe shouldn't be on the list. their rights are being taken away. >> reporter: republicans and democrats are offering competing bills to address the so-called terror gap and expand background checks. coming in an election year, they're expected to fail. >> what we're doing with this debate on the hill, it's like they're trying to stop a freight train with a piece of kleenex. >> reporter: the head of the nra downplayed a rift with trump and said the measures won't prevent terrorist attacks. >> laws didn't stop them in boston or san bernardino wh

former student gary smith told cbs's julianna goldman he spent thousand on trump university. >> theythe credit card companies. make a request. and you know, try not to take no as an answer. >> before closing in 2010, trump university promised to teach students the real estate tycoon's investment techniques. the manuals gave trump university employees tips on the psychology of the sale, noting that clients must apply and be accepted to our program. those with incomes more than $90,000 a year and net worths over $200,000 were prime targets. >> that's what it is all about, success. it is going to happen to you. >> reporter: according to t"the washington post" which sued to release the documents. trump university former president testified trump was protective of his brand. personally signing off on trump university marketing and promo videos. >> i think one of the things his opponents and particularly hillary clinton campaign have tried to tar him with is that he is sort of an untrustworthy businessman type. a sales technique he used and he was effective at it. >> the trump camp insiste

julianna goldman is on capitol hill. >> the time for silence and patience is long gone!hts activist congressman john lewis led the more than 100 democrats flowing in and out of >> we are calling on the leadership of the house to bring common sense gun control legislation to the house floor. give us a vote! >> no bill! no break! >> reporter: republicans tried to begin the day's agenda around noon. with democrats refusing to cede the floor instead they declared recess. >> shut the mikes off. shut the cameras all. they're not going to shut us off. >> shutting off the cameras and microphones leaving members to stream the sit-in on to social media from their iphones. in shows of solidarity some senate democrats brought over snacks. majority leader harry reid, elizabeth warren and chris murphy walked over to the house chamber. >> i hope they stay in there as long as it takes. >> reporter: murphy led a nearly 15 hour filibuster last week demanding senate republican leaders allow votes on gun control. they did and all the measures failed. today, a spoke person for house speaker

julianna goldman has more from washington. >> i'm dealing with the nra and talking to them about the whole concept of terror watch lists. >> reporter: as the senate prepares to vote on several gun control measures tomorrow, donald trump said he would look to see people on the no-fly and terrorist watch lists prevented from purchasing guns. but that puts him at odds with the national rifle association. and trump was less clear if his position is set in stone. >> i understand what they're saying. a lot of people are on the list that really maybe shouldn't be on the list. >> republicans and democrats are offering competing bills to address the terror gap and expand background checks. coming in an election year they're expected to fail. >> what we are doing with the debate on the hill right now. like they're trying to stop a freight train with a piece of kleenex. >> wane la pierre, downplayed a rift with trumps and said the measures won't prevent terrorist attacks. >> laws didn't stop themmen boston. laws didn't stop them in san bernardino, every type of gun control law you should have t

julianna goldman is in washington where the president is ready to campaign for clinton starting nexteek. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the president's endorsement wasn't a surprise to bernie sanders. a source tells cbs news that president obama told sanders he'd be endorsing hillary clinton when they spoke over the phone last sunday. the vermont senator asked the president to hold off until they had a chance to meet in person. >> well, here we are in mid-june, and we're still standing. [ applause ] >> reporter: in a speech free of attacks or presidential promises, bernie sanders told a crowd in washington his fight isn't over. >> together we are going to change our national priorities. >> reporter: earlier in a video posted on hillary clinton's >> i'm with her -- >> reporter: president obama officially endorsed his one-time democratic rival and secretary of state. >> i know how hard this job can be. that's why i know hillary clinton will be so good at it. >> reporter: the president taped the message on tuesday as voters were heading to the polls in several primary states,

julianna goldman shows why some corporations are nervous about associating with trump. >> reporter: goodan and democratic conventions are meant to introduce each party's candidates to a broader electorate and to the millions with all eyes on donald trump's nominating convention, major companies seem to be staying away from the rnc, wary of potential damage to their own brands. >> there's a great hatred toward americans by large segments of the muslim population. >> reporter: donald trump's inflammatory comments have been a staple of his candidacy. >> the only card she has is the woman's card. she's got nothing else going. frankly, if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vote. >> reporter: and now that he's the presumptive republican nominee, some corporate sponsors are distancing themselves from the republican national convention. color of change is a civil rights group trying to get sponsors to drop out. >> this moment is about corporations making a clear decision about connecting their money and their resources to the type of hate that donald trump has been sel

former student gary smith told cbs' julianna goldman he spent thousands on trump university. >> theyaid to call the credit card companies and make a request. try not to take no as an answer. >> reporter: before closing in 2010, trump university promised to teach students the real estate tycoon's investment techniques. the manuals gave trump university employees tips on the psychology of the sale, noting that clients must apply and be accepted to our program. those with incomes more than $90,000 a year and net worths over $200,000 were prime targets. >> that's what it's all about. success. it's going to happen to you. >> reporter: according to the "washington post" which sued to release the documents, trump university's former president testified trump was protective of his brand. personally signing off on trump university marketing and promo videos. >> i think one of the things that his opponents and in particular the hillary clinton campaign have targeted him with is that he's an untrustworty businessman type. >> reporter: the trump camp insisted complaints about the university came

." >> julianna goldman in washington.hank you. >>> for more on donald trump and the looming fight over gun control on capitol hill, we attorney a senior reporter -- senior reporter at politico new york. good morning you to. >> good morning. upcoming. the spotlight is certainly on the senate now. their their are two gun control measures moving forward. two backed by republicbacked by should have phrased that. will there be compromise now that we have everybody backing -- >> republicans in the majority have the chance to pass something. democrats want to blockt would alarm to the department of justice that would have about three days to get a judge to -- to convince a judge to block the sale. democrats say that kind of delay, not enough. democrats have a few other things that they want to do. butbut republicans are the majoy association they'll run the show. >> donald trump saying he's going meet with the nra about the no fly-no buy issue. do you expect that to move the needle at all? >> not really. when you talk about no f