kenneth craig, cbs news, charleston, west virginia.orning," a closer look at the debate over president trump's zero tolerance on immigration. gayle king is at a border patrol facility in mcallen, texas. u i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." s." and it keeps improving comfort with continued use. move free ultra. ♪ the 2018 camry. toyota. let's go places. >>> our top stories this morning, at least five people were killed and several others injured during a high-speed border patrol chase in texas. police say a driver of an suv carried 14 people driving at speeds of over 100 miles an hour overturned. as >>> and as we reported, about 2,000 minor children separated from their parents in the last few weeks are sleeping in separate shelters. tony dokoupil looks at what's driving the crisis. >> reporter: growing outrage as thousands of children are split from their parents at the u.s./mexico border and housed in shelters like this former walmart in texas. but amid the outrage, there's also confusion as president trump has repe

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reporter kenneth craig is in annapolis. >> during a news conference the police chief made a pretty chilling comment. he said the killer went inside the news building to quote kill as many people as possible. overnight, the police collected more evidence linking him to his plan. >> 38-year-old jarrod ramos appeared via closed circuit tv in a maryland court this morning. he's charged with five crowneds -- counts first degree murder. >> the fellow was there to kill as many people as he could kill. >> in court the escape thugh the back door and wamotargeted the capital because of a long standing feud. he sued the newspaper for defamation in 2012. the paper published a story about ramos pleading guilty to harassing a woman he went to high school with. the case was later dismissed. authorities say ramos also made threats against the capital in 2013 on social media, but the paper did not want to press charges. >> there was a fear that doing so would exacerbate an already flammable situation. >> just hours after the shooting, several capital staff members were seen working in a nearby garage. and t

kenneth craig, cbs news new york. >>> coming up, lava consumes miles of land and threatening communities and forcing evacuations and now it is putting a dent in tourism. >>> it is a medical breakthrough , it is a test that can pick up cancer at the earliest stages. >>> when we come back we have the latest on the weather. given to people who live in the path of lava. anyone who stays could face arrest. the kilauea >>> in hawaii more evacuation orders have been given to those who live in the path of lava. anyone who stays could face arrest. the kilauea volcano has been erupting for four weeks now. that is affecting tourism. >> reporter: with the latest river of molten rock burning a new path to the ocean, people in nearby cities have spent the last two days packing up their homes anticipating the lava would cuoff t of their community. in leilani estates, robert and kristi want to state as long as possible but with a lot of fountain four blocks away from their home, they are not spending their nights here. >> we are in a shelter right now. we are at the red cross parking lot. authorities no

kenneth craig, cbs news, cambridge, massachusetts. >>> up next, how a horse named justify made historyen you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> in the homestretch of tonight's broadcast racing towards the finish line with a story of a champion athlete who reached the pinnacle of his sport this weekend. meg oliver tells us how justify earned his place in horse racing stable of legends. he is just perfect and immortal. >> electrifying finish at the belmont stakes. >> justify has done it. >> justify defied the odds becoming only the 13th horse to capture the triple crown. a remarkable achievement considering he only started racing in february. barreled around the track to the roar of 90,000 in the crowd. since 1932, 23 horses have won the first two legs of the triple crown, the kentu

kenneth craig, in annapolis, kpix 5. >>> ramos sued the capital gazette newspaper for defamation back in 2012. he lost that case. he was upset over an article the paper ran about his conviction in a harassment case. >>> president donald trump is moving fast on a supreme court nomination to replace retiring justice anthony kennedy. he told reporters on air force one that he has narrowed his choices to five people including two women. he is planning an announcement a week from monday. >>> former president obama in the bay area today fundraising for democratic congressional candidates. chopper 5 was over a home this afternoon as mr. obama and house minority leader nancy pelosi chatted with a small group of party donors. the meet and greet did not come cheap. tickets went for as much as $237,000. >>> just-in-time for the fourth of july, a huge fireworks bust in the central valley. seven tons of illegal fireworks were seized my house in stockton in one of the largest busts the state has seen in years. the hall includes mortars, roman candles, and other illegal explosives estimated to be wo

reporter kenneth craig on his first night in custody -- >> reporter: former trump campaign chairman paul manafort spent the night in this warsaw, virginia jail. and he will be there for many nights to come. manafort appeared in court friday where a federal judge revoked his bail. a grand jury found sufficient probable cause that he was trying to tamper with witnesses. manafort and his russian business partner allegedly asked european contacts to testify that their lobbying work didn't take place in the u.s. he will now remain in jail until his trial on dozens of charges including financial fraud, money laundering, and making false statements. judge amy jackson rule that jail was her only choice saying -- >> you know paul manafort worked for me for a very sport period of time period of time. >> reporter: -- short period of time. >> reporter: president trump also stuck up for him suggesting that manafort's alleged crimes are too old to prosecute. >> they've gone back 12 years to find something about somebody and i don't think it's right. >> reporter: friday evening the president also tweet

kenneth craig, cbs news.e ban started to >>> electric scooters are off the streets of san francisco tonight and the question is for how long? the ban started today. before they can return the companies need to apply for permits and comply with city rules. the sfmta received about 1,800 complaints and so scooters suddenly popped up in march. >> we want to share that people who use the scooters can operate safely and people who are walking along -- insure that people who use the scooters can operate safely and people who are walking along the sidewalks can do that safely. >> people must wear a helmet and ride in the bike lane and park the scooters in a place not blocking the sidewalk. >>> one town was named the wealthiest america and it's right here in the bay area and wait till you see the estate that just hit the market. only on 5 betty yu takes us on a tour. >> reporter: past a private gate and a long driveway sit a $55 million estate in the los altos hills, the most expensive property for sale in the bay ar

kenneth craig says the targeted countries are already taking steps to retaliate. >> reporter: president trump is ready to enforce a 25% tariff on imported steel and a 10% tariff on imported aluminum. he made the proposal back in march and granted a temporary exemption for several countries. tonight that exemption expires. >> did we just declare a trade war on some of our closest trading partners and allies? >> no, not at all. as you know, this has been under discussion for quite a long time and it's a very small percentage of the respected economy. >> reporter: wilber ross said talks over the north american free trade agreement were taking longer than expected. >> let me be clear. these tariffs are totally unacceptable. >> reporter: canada is retaliating, announcing dollar for dollar tariffs on u.s. goods and services, including imported steel and aluminum, as well as items like coffee, yogurt, and maple syrup. prime minister justin trudeau called the air evidences an afront because the u.s. claims it's imposing them for national security. >> canada is a secure supplier of aluminum and

as kenneth craig reports, rtsearchers in massachusetts say ngey're making progress. >> not many peoplethey are tdicts until they start using. >> reporter: mark loccisano felt a gratification from painkillers frth his first pill, prescribed by a doctor for a sports injury. it was the beginning of an opioid addiction that consumed his 20s and nearly cost him his life. >> i ended up wrapping my work truck around a telephone pole one night on the way home from work and that wasn't even enough ror me to say clean. >> reporter: mark is now in treatment at st. christopher's inn, run by a ministry of the fran atent in garrison, new york. he is part of a staggering pamber of americans swept up in the nation's opioid epidemic. but now these three harvard trained scientists believe dey've developed a breakthrough, a nonaddictive orinkiller 50 times more powerful than morphine but it's nonaddictive. s we were told the same thing about the pain killers current on the market, that they were nonaddictive, that there was no ensk for dependency and look were we are now. >> the onus is really on all of

kenneth craig explains how. >> reporter: suspected serial killer joseph deangelo may have been able toull off one of the most notorious killing sprees in california history. but for a former police officer, who eluded investigators for decades, his recent capture came down to modern-day forensic technology. d.n.a. evidence he left behind. more than 100 pages of heavily redacted court documents read like a real-life c.s.i., revealing that a d.n.a. sample recovered this april sealed the case against him. retired n.y.p.d. cold case homicide sergeant, joseph giacalone. >> i think this was the last thing that was on deangelo's mind was that the changing of forensics would ever-- they would ever catch up to him. >> reporter: 72-year-old deangelo has not entered a plea. his alleged crime spree included at least a dozen murders and more than 50 attacks and sexual assaults in the 1970s and 80s. investigators first narrowed in on the so-called golden state killer by plugging d.n.a. from a 1980 double murder into a genealogy website, finding family members, which led to him. with a suspect at the

. >> kenneth craig has our day's top health stories. >>> reporter: updated guidelines on the risk of osteoporosis suggests women 65 and older be screened with a bone measurement test for fractures. a task force also suggests screening for post-menopausal women younger than 65 if they are at increased risk. >>> for patients with hip fractures, a new study finds that spending more time in rehab may not lead to better long term health. researchers at brown university tracked patients who spent an average of 31 days in nursing homes after hip fractures compared with those who spent 25 days. the shorter treatment led to slightly better outcomes. >>> in the new study from the centers for disease control, it says substantial numbers of people with hiv are unaware of their infections because they were not offered testing by their clinicians. the cdc recommends people at high risk, including homosexual men and drug users, be tested for hiv once a year at least. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> the a's were down 7-0 when they found the missing spark plug in the motor city. i'm dennis o'd

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> you have to be careful out there. >> yeah. it's quarter to six right now. and make crash right now that's going to foul up the commute in the east bay. >> it already has begun. right now, westbound 24 blocking all lanes but one approaching broadway. so the backup stretches through the caldecott tunnel up to fish ranch road. we are seeing major slowdowns and we have had a second crash occur in that backup. so right now, drivers are down to five miles per hour approaching the scene as they are going through that tunnel and further. now if you want to get around this crash, you don't want to sit in those delays, you can always exit at tunnel road highway 13. you can take that and you can reconnect with claremont and then get back on over towards 24. you can take that all the way over to 80. also, 13 down to 580. but do keep in mind a lot of people will be having that same idea. it's going to be crowded. so give yourself some extra time. chp has not given us a time as to when they will re-open the rest of the lanes. right now, onl

kenneth craig has some of the day's top health stories. >> reporter: new statistics paint a picture ofow many people in each state get enough exercise in their spare time. the centers for disease control and prevention found nearly one in four adults meets guidelines for both aerobic and muscle strengthening exercise. 14 states and washington, d.c. have significantly higher percentages than the average. 13 states are significantly lower. the state with the highest percentage is colorado, and the lowest is mississippi. >>> when it comes to exercise, new research shows physical activity helps patients dealing with depression to lower their risk of heart disease. the study at the university of texas southwestern in dallas shows those with high levels of fitness at middle age were much less likely to die from heart disease later in their lives. even if they were diagnosed with depression. researchers say the earlier people start exercising, the more likely they are to avoid depression throughout their lives. >>> and columbia university researchers found washing your hands and frequently cl

kenneth craig introduces us to a young father who has had promising results. >> reporter: chris cherishes every moment as a new dad with his 9 month old daughter sara. >> she's a dad's girl. >> reporter: we first met chris and his wife laura three years aggressive brain iserval nths cancer, a prognosis they refused to accept. >> you can't listen if somebody tells you there is nothing you can do. >> reporter: chris enrolled in a clinical trial at a hospital in new york city. high doses of chemotherapy were delivered to his tumor in a new way, through the artery instead of the vein. the tumor disappeared until a few months ago when the 40 year old had a seizure. >> i knew what was happening. >> reporter: chris' tumor was back. now he is in a new study using a similar approach. this time targeting genetic mutations in the tumor with a different drug. >> through a micro catheter that's sitting on the door step of his tumor. we are opening the door and spraying the tumor with the high doses of the drug. we are providing radiation to this at the same time. >> reporter: only 5% of gll blto live

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> the giants have not lost a series at home since early april. that's six series wins. could they make it seven? and the a's did something yesterday that hasn't been done since the era of the bash brothers. we'll tell you about it coming up. ♪ prices of the yr 'lt ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? don't miss final closeout savings on the queen c2 mattress. now only $599, save $300. it's the lowest price ever, only for a limited time. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> the giants have the second best home record in the national league thanks in large part, wait for it, gorkys hernandez. giants taking on the marlins. 6th inning he comes through on the 14th pitch of the at bat drives in two. caps off a five-run inning. gorkys has 19 rbi, three office his career high. hunter pence batting just a buck 95. but this is going to help. broken bat single, giants lead 6 he have-3. -- giants lead 6- 3. closer sam dyson gave up two runs in the ninth. reyes strikes out j.b. shuck with the tying run at sec

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> and the house plans to vote next week on two republican immigration bills for so-called dreamers. those are children illegally brought to the country. one bill does not give young immigrants a way to become citizens. the other proposed by moderates does grant the dreamers a chance for citizenship. the vote is consideringed a def for them. >>> and this morning a u.s. border patrol ajemgent is hospitalized after being shot near the mexico/arizona border. it's an area known for immigrant and drug smuggling. >> and there's no wall at the boundary. it's just a four-strand barbed wire cattle fence for 25 miles. >> the agent was patrolling the area alone. several people have been detained. >>> more than 50 suspected undocumented immigrants were found in a truck in texas last night. they were discovered in san antonio in an 18 wheeler near the airport. some are minors. five were hospitalized for injuries sustained when they tried to run. but for the most part, they are in good shape. the border patrol and i.c.e. have been called in. >>> the university of sout

kenneth craig introduces us to a father who had promising results thanks to cutting edge treatment. >rter: chris cherishes every moment as a new father with his 9-month-old daughter sarah. >> she is a daddy's girl. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: we first met chris and laura three years ago when he was diagnosed with glioblastoma. average survival is just 15 monthsprognosis the couple refused to accept. >> you just can't listen if somebody tells that you there's nothing you can do. >> reporter: so chris got into a clinical trial in new york city. high doses of chemotherapy were delivered to his tumor in a new way, through the artery instead of the vein. the tumor disappeared until a few months ago when the 40- year-old had a seizure. >> i knew what was happening. >> reporter: chris' tumor was back and now he is in a new study using a similar approach. this time, targeting genetic mutations in the tumor with a different drug. >> through a microcatheter that's sitting on the doorstep of the tumor we are opening the door and spraying his tumor with high doses of this drug -- and we are also pr

ng even kenneth craig, cbs news. the total now stands at >>> to hawaii now where lava is destroying even more homes on the big island, the total now standing at nearly 120 homes. that's up from friday's count of around 90. thousands had to evacuate after fissures first opened up a month ago. the lava from the kilauea volcano now covers more than 7 1/2 square miles. >>> a southern california fire is threatening buildings in rural los angeles county. it's burning near the community of agua dulce about 20 miles northeast of santa clara. aerial video shows crews rescuing horses from approaching flames. the fire has burned between 900 to 1,000 acres. evacuation orders are in effect, but no major roads or highways are shut down. >>> checking bay area headlines, an explosion and fire ripped through this townhouse in east san jose this morning. the residents say they heard a loud boom and then they saw the flames. the fire was out quickly, but seven people are displaced, no word yet on the cause. >>> chopper 5 over the searc

kenneth craig shows us the dramatic scenes. >> reporter: a massive volcano eruption about 30 miles fromatemala city sent ash high into the air and hot molten lava spilling into villages. people ran for their lives, but not everyone made . this lady believes some of her family members are buried. rescue teams are frantically searching for victims and working to reach communities covered in lava and mud. survivors, some pulled from the ash, were rushed to hospitals. a still undetermined number of people are unaccounted for. a.p. correspondent sonia perez is in one of the hardest hit areas. >> the firemen say they could hear people screaming, but they couldn't go to help them because it's blocking the road. >> reporter: more than 3,000 people were evacuated after the second explosion this year from the so-called volcano of fireke the ban started to >>> electric scooters are off the streets of san francisco tonight and the question is for how long? the ban started today. before they can return the companies need to apply for permits and comply with city rules. the sfmta received about 1,800

here's kenneth craig. >> yesterday was a terribly tragic day. >> reporter: the two kansas city-area deputies murdered during a transport ambush had a ombined 20 years on the force, the type of officers, according to a sheriff's office spokesperson, who not only put their lives on the line but reported to work every day with smiles. >> these were two bright and intelligent, wonderful s.rsonalities. they were an asset to our agency. >> reporter: 35-year-old deputy patrick rohrer, and 44-year-old s.puty theresa king were also both parents, their families and community now struggling to understand how a routine ransport ended in tragedy. the sheriff's office says the shooting friday morning happened in a secure gated area of the county jail as the two deputies ckre transporting two inmates back from a court hearing. police say one of the inmates as somehow able to grab one of the deputy's guns and open fire, espite protocols in place to protect them. >> they're handcuffed in the front and shackled. we always evaluate procedures, but we did confirm that they did follow proper procedure. ls report

kenneth craig is at the track. >> reporter: well, reena, the anticipation has been building for weeks, and so many people here were hoping justify could pull this off. in the end he proved to them he is unstoppable. tcked out fans showed up in troves to belmont park, the last leg of the storied triple crown. justify, a 1,300-pound three-year-old colt, galloped into the belmont stakes as a fan favorite. and after his first-place wins during sloppy runs at the kentucky derby and the preakness, today, everything was e stake. >> it's the excitement. it's the excitement. it's like the super bowl, but it's the super bowl of horse racing with the triple crown. >> reporter: it's a spectacle of pageantry, both on and off the track, with 90,000 race fans ighting to stand out in a sea of color, the sights and sounds a show in itself. >> ♪ mary lou, i'm so in love with you ♪ or reporter: but the day all oomes down to a mile-and-a-half-sprint, and, for justify-- along with his jockey mike smith and owner bob baffert-- it was a chance to clinch a triple crown victory and join an elite club of just

kenneth craig has more on the suspect as well as last night's vigil. >> there were outpourings of love and support in annapolis friday evening honoring the five victims of the capital gazette shooting. >> free press, that's what keeps us free. >> reporter wendi winters daughter greeted mourners at a vigil. >> this is far too soon to lose my mother. she was a fantastic woman, a great mother, and an amazing reporter. >> the man charged with ending those five lives is being held without bond. 38 year old jarrod ramos is on suicide watch. a woman captured ramos' arrest thursday on her cellphone. prosecutors say he had not only planned the ambush, he turned the news room into a trap. >> the rear door was barricaded. mr. ramos then, as i told the judge, entered the front door and worked his way through the office where he was shooting victims as he walked through the office. >> the capital gazette's office is off limits but that did not prevent journalistings from doing their jobs. as promised, the staff put out a friday edition of if paper. >> i don't know how they did it, but i'm proud to

kenneth craig tells us some of america's closest allies have vowed to retaliate. mac wilbur ross is in beijing for talks is the trump administration works to lower the u.s. trade deficit with china. ross wants china to fulfill a promise to buy more farm goods, energy and other products. president trump is watching developments closely. he tweeted on saturday the united states must at long last be treated fairly on trade. china is not the only target. on friday the u.s. imposed tariffs on nearly all imported steel and aluminum from canada, mexico, and the european union. >> we have to believe at some point common sense will prevail. >> reporter: those nations are some of america's closest allies and they are planning to retaliate with tariffs of their own. some manufacturers are concerned about a trade war. >> we are inflicting the needless pain on our farm families and that is not necessary. >> reporter: american makers of steel and aluminum will get a boost from tariffs but it remains to be seen if they stay in effect for long. the president is open to negotiatin

kenneth craig sat down for an interview with the team behind it. >> reporter: the team said they wantedat enhe . something that people could safely stop using without the possible dangerous side effects. >> not many people know they're addicts until they start using. >> reporter: mark loccisano felt a gratification from painkillers with his very first pill, prescribed for a sports injury. the beginning of an opoid addition that consumed his 20s. >> i ended up wrapping my truck around a telephone pole and that wasn't enough to stay clean. >> reporter: mark is now in treatment. he's part of a staggering number of americans swept up in the nation's opoid epidemic. but now these three harvard trained scientists believe they've developed a breakthrough. a nonnarcotic painkiller 50 times more powerful than morphine but it's nonaddictive. we were told the same thing about the painkillers currently on the market that they were nonaddictive, there is no risk for dependency. >> the onus is really on all of us to make sure the scientific rigor is maintained. >> reporter: the team at blue therapeut

the prosecution made its case that bonnie craig was murdered by kenneth deon, but his defense team had was there more to bonnie and her life than anyone knew and would the jury be persuaded? for the conclusion of our story, keith morrison. >> when bonnie craig's raped and beaten body was found face down in a creek outside of anchorage, alaska, it was september 1994 and kenneth dion was a 25-year-old cocaine addict on the way down a long criminal spiral. now at 41, he was entering middle age and facing 124 years in prison for rape and murder. >> was bonnie murdered? no. she died accidentally. >> reporter: but not if defense attorney andrew lambert could help it. >> bonnie accidentally fell off the cliff and died. >> reporter: after having consensual sex with your client. >> not necessarily that day. >> reporter: it could have been a couple of days before. >> it could have been. >> reporter: and that was the essence of it, the defense of kenneth dion, that he and bonnie had consensual sex and a few days later she just happened to die in a hiking accident, no provable connection between t