with the so-called red tide killing wildlife and making here's manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: they'reng by the tens of thousands. fish, eels, turtles, sometimes as far as the eye can see in parts of southwest florida. >> there's one right there. >> reporter: just this week, one of several lifeless manatees was pulled from the water. the suspected culprit, a toxic algae bloom known as red tide. have you ever seen it this bad? >> no. i've seen some bad ones. this is the worst i've ever seen. >> reporter: ozzie fisher has been a fishing guide here for more than 20 years and is already seeingtoroit >> oh,inks.imaged $5,000 to come here on vacation, and you tell your wife and your 3-year-old to go on the beach and breathe this in. you can't do that. i mean it's bad. >> reporter: the toxins can be harmful to humans too, causing respiratory illnesses for some beachgoers. the algae and bacteria are usually found in pockets, but this year they've mushroomed over 150 miles. warmer waters and runoff from lakes and streams can feed the problem. the red tide, which typically goes away in spring, h

>> manuel bojorquez for us. thanks, manuel. >>> at his weekly audience at the vatican pope francis spoke of his recent trip to ireland and lamented the pain caused by the church's sex abuse scandal. he did not mention allegations by the vatican's former ambassador to the u.s. that francis knew of sex abuse by cardinal theodore mccarrick but did nothing. today the former ambassador, archbishop carlo vigano, said he made the accusation not out of revenge against the pope but out of love for the church. >>> coming up, a battle on the high seas. scallops. >>d later news, a deadly collapse at a construction site near disney world. when your blanket's freshness fades before the binge-watching begins... that's when you know, it's half-washed. next time, add downy fabric conditioner. downy conditions fibers with a long-lasting fresh scent. so your blanket will stay fresh through next week's finale. downy and it's done. a women's natural lubrication varies throughout her cycle. this can effect how pleasurable sex can be.

>> dickerson: manuel bojorquez for us. enanks, manuel. at his weekly audience at the vatican, pope francis spoke of his recent trip to ireland, and lamented the pain caused by the church's sex abuse scandal. he did not mention allegations by the vatican's former ambassador to the u.s. that francis knew of sex abuse by cardinal theodore mccarrick, but did nothing. today, the former ambassador, archbishop carlo vigano, said he made the accusation not out of revenge against the pope, but out of love for the church. coming up, a battle on the high seas. fishermen out for each others' scallops. and later on the "cbs evening news," a deadly collapse at a construction site near disney world. ite near disney world. concerns of aging, thatddress 6 directly to investors. and now we have zero account fees for brokerage accounts. at fidelity, those zeros really add up. ♪ maybe i'll win, saved by zero ♪ at fidelity, those zeros really add up. you may be at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia, - a potentially serious bacterial lung disease that c

cbs reporter manuel bojorquez has more from jacksonville. >> reporter: the pop of gunfire can be heard on the live stream of sunday's video game tournament in jacksonville, florida. moments later the screams of players running for their lives. jacksonville firefighters were training nearby and jumped into action. >> there were people swarming up the road and one guy was lifting up his shirt saying that he was shot and you could tell that he was shot in the chest. >> it was real people. it was real pain. it was real grief. it is not a video game. >> reporter: toshiba sharon was commentating on the tournament when police say a gamer opened fire. >> there's people like you and i there dying out here for no reason. >> reporter: cbs affiliate wjax is reporting that gamers eli clayton and taylor robertson were killed in the shooting. sue hale lopez's son was shot three times. >> he's facing the fact he might not even be able to use his hand ever again. it's extreme. >> reporter: the gunman is identified as david katz, a 24- year-old from maryland. >> i think personally i'm one of the better

manuel bojorquez reports. >> reporter: the live stream of sunday's event shows what appears to be a red laser aimed at 22-year-old elijah clayton, then gunfire. [ gunfire ] clayton and 28-year-old taylor robertson were shot and killed, investigators say by david katz. >> and david katz keeps to himself -- >> reporter: a gamer himself, katz had just been eliminated from the madden football video game competition. jacksonville sheriff mike williams. >> the suspect walked past patrons who were in other parts of the business and focused his attention on the gamers. >> reporter: authorities say the 24-year-old legally purchased two handguns earlier this month but say he only fired one, wounding ten people before shooting himself. through his parents' divorce records, cbs news has learned that as a teenager, katz was diagnosed with chronic low-grade depression, was hospitalized twice for mental illness, and was prescribed antipsychotics and antidepressants. as survivors recover, they mourn their fellow gamers. bradi pettijohn is elijah's cousin. >> my cousin has to bury her first-born, and it

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manuel bojorquez reports. >> reporter: they're dying by the tens of thousands.s, turtles... sometimes os far as the eye can see in parts of southwest florida. >> there is one right there. >> reporter: one of several lifeless manatees was pulled from the water, the suspected culprit: a toxic algae bloom known as red tide. have you ever seen it this bad? t no. i've seen some bad ones, this is the worst i've ever seen. >> reporter: ozzie fisher has been a fishing guide here for more than 20 years and is already seeing cancellations. it's hard to breathe around it, it stinks. >> oh, it really stinks. imagine if you paid $5,000 to come here on vacation, and you tell your wife and three-year- r d to go on the beach and breathe this in. oou can't do that. i mean, it's bad. >> reporter: the toxins can be harmful to humans too, causing respiratory illnesses for some beachgoers. lge algae and bacteria are foually found in pockets, but this year they have mushroomed 5ver 150 miles. errmer waters and runoff from lakes and streams can feed the problem. the red tide, which ty

manuel bojorquez, thank you very much for that.ice in houston have identified the suspect in the murder of a cardiologist who once treated president george h.w. bush. they say the motive may have been revenge. here's omar villafranca. >> reporter: police in houston are on an all-out manhunt for 62-year-old joseph james pappas. they say he's the man who shot and killed dr. mark hausknecht while riding a bike. >> anyone knowing his whereabouts needs to call 911 right away. as you know, from what he's wanted for, murder, he's considered to be armed and dangerous, and people should not try to deal with him directly. >> reporter: last month, police say pappas pedaled up to dr. hausknecht in broad daylight, pulled out a gun, and shot and killed the prominent heart doctor in the busy medical district. today, houston police chief art acevedo says the motive came in from a tip. >> one of the tips included the fact that the suspect's mother was a patient of the doctor and died during surgery over 20 years ago. so it appears that this may be

>> manuel bojorquez tonight on the scene of where this happened. many thanks. >>> there are new details tonight about the fate of one of the children found at a new mexico desert compound raided by police ten days ago. this came today at a court hearing for five adults arrested on 11 counts of child abuse. mark strassmann is there. >> this is an extraordinary case. >> reporter: at the bond hearing prosecutors presented a disturbing update about his son, 3-year-old abdul whose body was found buried on this apocalyptic looking compound authorities raided last week. other children found there told investigators the boy died during a religious ritual. >> some of the children have stated these rituals were intend today cast out demonic spirits from his body. all five defendants knew about these rituals. >> reporter: the children also said they were instructed how to use firearms and how to clear rooms in case police came to the compound. one child was armed when police arrived. this was their ram shackle home, a trailer buried almost to the roof in the

manuel bojorquez, cbs news, sand value island, florida. >>> time now 5:49.someone just sold their home to one of the biggest tech companies in the world, and why it could impact you >> and tech companies in palo alto are being told to buckling up if i never get off this island, tell my family i love... saving people money on car insurance. go after big tech companies... with a proposed new tax. >>> warm to hot conditions, near 90 degrees. also the frremont festival of the arts, sunny and warm, mid to upper 7 0s. looking good. sunday in san francisco, throw clouds and cool temperatures, right around 60 degrees. so looking fantastic this weekend. and warming up for next week. i'll have details on that coming up in t. sounds good. l right. >>> you know what else sounds good is this friday morning commute? were just seeing minor slow downs for drivers headed along highway 37 right near headacheville highway. just a 30-minute ride from 80 to 101. won't give you any problems either. michelle? >>> east palo alto the latest city to go after big tech companies with a

manuel bojorquez reports. >> reporter: they're dying by the tens of thousands.ales, turtles, sometimes as far as the eye can see in parts of southwest florida. >> there's one right there. >> reporter: one of several lifeless manatees was pulled from the water. the suspected culprit? a toxic algae known as red bloom. have you seen it this bad? >> this is the worst i've seen. >> reporter: he's been a fischer here more than 20 years and is already seeing cancellations. >> it's hard to breathe around it. it extinction. >> it really stinks. imagine if you paid $5,000 to come here on vacation and you tell your wife and your 3-year-old to go on the beach and breathe this in. you can't do that. it's bad. >> reporter: the toxin s can be harmful to humans, too, causing respiratory illnesses for some beach goers. the algae and bacteria are usually found in pockets, but this year they've mushroomed over 150 miles. warmer waters and runoff from lakes and streams can feed the problem. the red tide which typically goes away in spring has persisted for nine months. conservation

manuel bojorquez, cbs news, sanibel island, florida. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a law to protectisabled is allowing otherwise healthy passengers to speed through airport security. how the wheelchair is becoming a popular travel companion. >>> and in his "reporter's notebook," john dickerson reflects on how summer camp is a proving ground for both kids and parents. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm don dahler. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi. >>> live from the cbs bay area cities, this is kpix 5 news. >> talk a live look outside. beautiful shot of the city by the bay. another shade of gray. you can see that fog there. of course, it is august. fogest they say. friday. good morning. >> i have been waiting for friday since monday. >> me, too. although i've been off the last four days. i still appreciate friday, though. >> there's no sympathy for you. >> okay. no sympathy. >> we're glad you could make it. >> mary's here. >> good morning. happy friday to all of you. we are looking at temperatures that are on the mild side. as

. >> o'donnell: manuel bojorquez, thank you. o e vatican former ambassador is calling on pope francis to resign. he released a letter claiming the pope knew five years ago about alleged sex abuse by an american cardinal who did nothing. seth doane is at the vatican tonight. >> reporter: the explosive 11 page letter likens the catholic geurch to a mafia and suggests a conspiracy of silence that extends all the way to the top. it was penned by italian archbishop carlo maria vigano, once the vatican's top official in the u.s. he claims that in 2013 he personally told pope francis rsout sex abuse allegations involving then-cardinal theodore mccarrick, but the pontiff ignored it allowing the prominent cardinal to serve the church for another five years until he resigned amid a sex abuse scandal this summer. "i will not say a single word on this," the pontiff said, when asked by cbs news about the letter on sundays' papal flight. monsignor anthony figueirado called the letter an earthquake for the church. >> let us be clear, if the ho

. >> reporter: cbs news correspondent manuel bojorquez has been monitoring the fire throughout the day. d you can see the smoke rising from the leading edge of the holy fire. crews here in southern california are trying to make sure the flames don't come any harther down that ridge, where evening winds could push them closer to hillside neighborhoods. r: reporter: it's this type of extreme wildfire behavior that's been plaguing the northern part of the state for weeks. the biggest one by far is the tndocino complex fire. dt has burned an area about the size of los angeles. this is the northern edge of the huge mendocino complex fire. this fire, already the largest one in california history, is growing even larger, coming over this ridge, coming down into a alley. that's how this fire has been growing for some 11 days now. and tonight, there are new s rries about air quality. smoke clouds wafting from the fires are carrying a toxic mix of gasses and fine particles ndom burning plants and trees. that, combined with record- breaking heat, is causing unhealthy breathing conditions across m

>> glor: manuel bojorquez s.night on the scene of where this happened. manny, thanks. there are new details tonight about the fate of one of the children found at a new mexico desert compound raided by police ten days ago. this came today at a court hearing for five adults arrested on 11 counts of child abuse. mark strassmann is there. >> this is an extraordinary case. >> reporter: at the bond hearing for siraj ibn wahhaj and four others, prosecutors presented a disturbing update about his son, three-year-old abdul-ghani, whose body was found buried on this apocalyptic-looking compound authorities raided last week. ndher children found there told stvestigators the boy died during a religious ritual. >> some of the children have stated that these rituals were intended to cast out demonic s irits from abdul-ghani's body. all five defendants knew about these rituals. w reporter: the children also said they were instructed how to use firearms and how to clear rooms, in case police came to the compound. d e child was armed when police arrived. this was their ramshackle home

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manuel bojorquez reports. >> reporter: the live stream of sunday's event shows what appears to be a redar-old elijah clayton, then gunfire. clayton and 28-year-old taylor robertson were shot and killed. investigators say by david katz. >> david katz keeps to himself. >> reporter: katz had just been eliminated. sheriff williams. >> he passed patrons who were in other parts of the business and focused his attention on the gamers. >> reporter: authorities say the 24-year-old legally purchased two handguns earlier this month, but say he only fired one, wounding ten people before shooting himself. through his parents' divorce records, cbs news learned adds a teenager, katz was diagnosed with chronic low grade depression, was hospitalized twice for mental illness and was prescribed antipsychotics and antidepressants. as survivors recover, they mourn their fellow gamers. >> my cousin is the firstborn. it's just as terrible as that sounds. >> reporter: tony montanino was shot twice. >> all i could think about is, is getting my phone so i can text my family and just let them know, you know, that

we get more now from manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: this video shot by a passenger shows the stormy weatheraeromexico flight 2431 encountered upon takeoff from durango, mexico yesterday. the plane appears to struggle to climb above land, eventually crashing down. in the moments after, screams can be heard. as panicked passengers looked for the exits. the engines had caught fire. ashley garcia, who was visiting from chicago, shot this video as she and other passengers fled to safety. >> i got off the plane and saw people like their face were gushing blood, they had cut lips. i know some kids g like burns, like aotctual burns. >> reporter: mexican officials say the control tower reported the embraer 190 jetliner descended abruptly as it attempted takeoff, possibly due to a severe gust of wind. the leftaninamego appdea stop t than 300 yards from the runway after losing its engines, still somehow upright, allowing exit slides to deploy. chicago priest esquivel sanchez spoke with us by phone as he recovers from broken bones. >> i think because we lost velocity the plane didn't flip over. we were

manuel bojorquez is on sanibel island, florida. manuel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.d saying, there's plenty of fish in the sea. unfortunately on sanibel island, there's plenty of dead ones along the beach. take a look here. the tide has gone out and left behind thousands of dead fish. even this big eel, this is a stinky and unsightly mess. the sandy stretch of florida's gulf coast looks picturesque, but beach side, the view isn't so pleasant. red tide is killing thousands of fish, eel, and other sea creatures. since november, some 400 critically ill sea turtles have died or been stranded. dr. heather barron is treating four times the normal number of red tide cases this season. >> it just can't even describe what it's like to go out on the beach to do a rescue and just to be surrounded by all these critically endangered animals. >> reporter: red tide is a naturally occurring algae that turns harmful in high concentrations. it usually forms ten miles out but winds and currents can caret onshore. in humans, it may cause eye, nose, and throat irritation, and coughing, w

manuel manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: people initially thought it was balloons popping or firecrackers because no one ever expected a shooter to turn up at a qualifying event for a video game tournament. but then the panic set in. and people were trampled as they rushed for the exits. >> a lot of good games going on today. sglit goi >> it's going to be hard to get them on screen. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: a live stream from the event shows what appears to be a red dot flash. seconds before the first shots ring out. >> it was a lot, like, it was pop, pop, pop, pop. like it didn't stop. >> reporter: the first 911 calls came in at 1:34 p.m. local time. police rushed to the jacksonville landing mall. >> there were three deceased individuals at the scene. one of those being the suspect who took his own life. >> reporter: the suspected shooter was identified as david cat hkat katz. >> david katz keeeeps to himsel >> reporter: a one-time madden tournament. katz lost in yesterday's tournament. dennis alston played against him. >> i went to shake his hand, tell him good game and he just looked

manuel bojorquez, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. accused desantis.ut he says his comments were simply misunderstood. >> the last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda. >> reporter: that comment by ron desantis came in response to his opponent gillum, florida's first black gubernatorial nominee. on fox news, he used language this morning that some label as racist. do you think his comments were racist? >> i'll just say, i've been in politics a long time. i've seen these kinds of ploys and tactics before. i do think it is beneath the intelligence of floridians. >> reporter: gillum links desantis' language to his most high-profile supporter. >> everybody needs to support desantis. >> reporter: president donald trump. >> i believe the residents of this state will send a message that we reject that kind of hatr hatred. >> reporter: the president did not address desantis' controversial comments. >> the candidate you endorsed said it's not time to monkey around with the economy down in florida. >> no, i didn't hear