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and tomorrow mccain's procession pauses by the vietnam memorial on the way to the washington national kaam for a funeral service where presidents obama and george wind chill bush will speak. he will be buried sunday on the grounds of the u.s. naval academy in maryland. anne pary. >> laura podesta here in new york, auchg, laura. later this morning, "cbs news" will bring you a special report for a ceremony of mccain at the capitol. it starts at 10:30 eastern, 9:30 central. president trump will not be attending any of the mccain ceremonies at the request of the family. he was in anystumping for local candidates and took another shot at jeff sessions and fbi leadership, saying that i have to start doing their job. >> what's happening is a disgrace. and at some point i wanted to stay out but at some point if it doesn't straighten out properly, i want them to do their job,ly get involved and i'm get in there, if i have to. >> earlier, mr. trump told bloomberg news session's job was safe for now at least until after the mid-term elections. the "new york times" is reporting mr. trump and his the

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police say al ka sears would not put his hands behind his back. to stop he kept reaching for the deputy's taser. the body camera appears to show alquisiras becoming combative and not complying with the officer. >> i don't care if you shoot me. if you shoot me, it's the last thing you're going to do. call your amigos. call your amigos. >> chill out, buddy. >> reporter: watson pleads with the children to go inside. >> go inside, go inside. >> reporter: as the situation goes out of control, watson tases him again before firing his gun. >> if he loses his firearm, he's dead and everybody else is dead, and we trained if you lose your taser, you have to transition to your firearm. >> the sheriff also tweeted that deputy watson did everything he could to try and convince this man to stop fighting. watson joined the force in 2015. he was placed on administrative leave as the florida department of law enforcement investigates the shooting. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," she's the face of numerous global ad campai

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this lorry behind me has come in from the neighbouring state of karnata ka, bringing boxes of bottledcentre, and from here, they will be dispatched to areas across kerala. where it is not possible by road, relief material is loaded onto boats to be distributed. they need food here, shouts this man. locals crowd by the shore. they have to stock up when they can. they don't know when the next boat will come. translation: we have nothing to eat, nothing to drink. we don't even have a bed. the water has destroyed everything. for those who had to flee from their houses, these supplies will help them get through the next few days. many of them are still to find out what is left of their homes and belongings. yogita limaye, bbc news, kerala. after decades apart, dozens of people from south korea have been reunited with their relatives living across the border. a ballot was held to determine which families separated by the korean war would be allowed to meet — albeit for just a few hours and under close supervision. from seoul, laura bicker reports — and a warning there's some flash photograp

this lorry behind me has come in from the neighbouring state of karnata ka, bringing boxes of bottled here, they will be dispatched to areas across kerala. where it is not possible by road, relief material is loaded onto boats to be distributed. they need food here, shouts this man. locals crowd by the shore. they have to stock up when they can. they don't know when the next boat will come. translation: we have nothing to eat, nothing to drink. we don't even have a bed. the water has destroyed everything. for those who had to flee from their houses, these supplies will help them get through the next few days. many of them are still to find out what is left of their homes and their belongings. yogita limaye, bbc news, kerala. you are watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: wine, health warnings and a war of words. we report on a very french furore. also on the programme: forget the spaghetti western. we meet the indonesian director pioneering a new genre of film, the satay western. washington, the world's most political city, is today assessing the political health

this lorry behind me has come in from the neighbouring state of karnata ka, bringing boxes of bottledey will be dispatched to areas across kerala. they need food here, shout this man. they need food here, shout this man. they have to stock up when they came. they don't know when the next boat will come. translation: we have nothing to eat, nothing to drink. we don't even have a bed. the water has destroyed everything. for those who had to flee from their houses, these suppliers will help them get through the next few days. many of them are still to find out what's left of their homes of their belongings —— and their belongings. yogita limaye, bbc news, kerala. let's just take you back to the breaking news we've got of a shooting incident in north—west london, in brent, we can show you some photos from the scene. they show police and paramedics responding to the incident on the kingsbury road. in the last few minutes, the metropolitan police have tweeted this update: "officers are at the scene of a shooting in #kingsbury road at 9.a5pm on monday. not terror related. three people taken

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cha ka struggled with drugs in the past. aretha was always there for her.ront. she was the trail blazer. >> she's still -- hold on, hold on. >> she's not done? >> oh, okay. ♪ yeah, yeah >> what did you say? >> she came back. >> we were talking about, you know, you think of chaka khan and think of other women. this circle of women who, maybe younger women singing, who have extraordinary careers in and of themselves, the circle is shrinking. >> the elders who you really respect that you can go to when things aren't so wonderful. when you are having a hard time, who can bring you home and you can listen to them. this is a very rare to get to the place of a whitney or mariah carey. who would you go to? there's patty, gladys. there's something about aretha franklin that statesmen respected, that people all over the world respected in a way that is kind of unparalleled. there's a loss, i think, in the hierarchy of divadom. >> yes. >> as we were talking before, there's something about being a diva and having that motherly, auntie quality that she loves and cares.

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. >> reporter: police say dre ka has a history of threatening other drivers. he appears in court tomorrow. david? >> victor, thank you. >>> the new headline tonight from the fbi. agent peter strzok has been fired. we have reported here on his text messages about then-candidate donald trump. tonight, strzok's lawyer says this firing comes after an internal fbi review recommended he be demoted and suspended, not fired. strzok has come under fire from the president. was there pressure to fire him from the white house? abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas at the fbi tonight. >> reporter: after months of relentless attacks from president trump, tonight, embattled fbi agent peter strzok fired. the president quickly showing his approval, tweeting "finally." >> how about that fbi agent? you think he liked me? you think there was just a little bias there? >> reporter: strzok, a senior agent and a hillary clinton e-mail investigation and then the russia probe. special counsel robert mueller took him off that case after learning strzok and former fbi attorney

the competitive nature, who's winning over about the sedan mark that everyone else is kind of and the kadicated from the sedan share whether it's just something he is saying and not doing, i think the idea that they have amazing growth cannot be avoided they do! >> so today's action is more than just -- >> this is action from people who said i want to get into a 40% grower that's not going to run out of money you have to trust him when he says that. i just found him much more persuasive last night. he was persuasive because he was not doing any gutter talk. he has these people at the end of the call which is like -- elon musk, my question is do i love you this much or is it this much elon musk just says, i think it is this much you have that in the call. otherwise it was just a regular call i think tony's too much of a downer scott wapman reiterated that i want a worst case scenario that makes tony happy. apple's going from $93 to $193 >> for those who missed it, it was argued that apple's best days from a shareholder standpoint are in the past we'll talk about that. >> he's right today

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but we pushed that past, i think the republicans will do everything they ka k to distract. >> if they up working in city haul, do you have accountability as the mayor for possible or alleged corruption that might have happened while you're in office. >> if any city hall employee did anything inappropriate or illegal, i hope they will be held accountable. i don't think that is the case. they seem to have centered around a individual, everybody ought to have their day in court, and justice ought to prevail. it is my highest intention to ensure that the values we hold as a community are the ones that stay foremost in front here, and that is the hard working people in our government that made us a world class community. and i believe that we'll see ourselves through this, and my community will be better for having arised out of those challenges. >> when we talked to you last night, i know bernie sanders was trying to reach you to congratulate you. >> we ended up trying to get a call scheduled for today. i was so honored to have his support. he came in right in time for us to help catapult

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. >> since the war in e vietnam began to es ka can late in 1965, so did the growth of fds. >> arnold sailer, a radical student of the university of colorado, explains one reason for the spread of radicalism. his audience, is a ki wwanas cl. >> if it weren't for vietnam war, i would not have reached the level i have. it is the vietnam war that the reached the level of conflicts. >> reporter: and 6 of 10 parents of college aged youth show that only 1/4 believe it is honorable, and almost 2/3 of the parents and more than 2/3 of the noncollege youth say that we should fight to contain communism. only a minority of the college students agree. a majority of the young in college or out say the war in vietnam is imperialism. but only a minority of parents believe it is. both generations are aware of the way that vietnam has torn america apart. >> well, i really don't think that the problems of american youth are going away until we solve the war in vietnam. i really believe that this is perhaps one of the greatest underlying causes of the problems on the campuses. now, during world war ii, w

consider the work of jose perez, melendez an immigration inspector august 4, 2001, stopped moemt moment al kae was a saudi national. he incorrectly filled out a claim. he put his name into a computer. it came up negative. his documents seemed genuine a check of his possessions unremarkable. melendez said this guy just gave me the creeps and said throughout my training and military faerns experience my first empression, he was a young male, black trousers, black shoes, he was 5'6 another, impeccable shoulders and thin waist. a military appearance. poi upon eye contact, he had facial gestures which appeared air began. he had a deep staring look. well the next time the united states encountered him he was fighting for al qaeda in afghanistan. here's the kicker. we now know at the moment he was being given his walking papers by melendez in orlando. there to peck him up as a new arrival is mohammed at that. which is why they said his conduct may have spared the capitol or white house attacked. he right hand as the 20th hijacker the terrorists should have fended off theatre passenger revolt an cont

sales at the subsidiary fell 3% and the division was forced to add a one-time impairment charge kas tcaspekasper rorsted told c concerns about weakness. >> adidas in north america grew 17%. online business grew 26. >> what about reebok we flagged that as a problem for business if i look at the numbers, classic seems to be performing okay, but training and running were down. you have an impairment charge in here, too. what do you see happening with reebok do you see improvement in the business down the track? >> first, the impairment charge is due to the time period of 2006 to 2016 nothing to do with the current trading. you can see profit at reebok was up almost 400 basis points that's the focus we have we're confident we'll get reebok into black territory by 2020 and we're willing to take a slower revenue growth. however what i want to say is we're back to growth in north america, reebok grew 6% in the u.s. >> annette is in frankfurt you've been following this story. the stock is up 8% in trading today. reacting very well to this set of earnings. what more can you tell us? >> yeah. actually it'