mark albert shows us the shifting momentum in the campaign 2016. you know, we're going get back to mark albert. >>> vice president joe biden says he will make a decision on whether to run by next month. >>> this morning recovery crews are working to relieve the plane wreckage. hena daniels is in new york. hena, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, allison. there's no immediate word if there are any survivors from the crash as the search and rescue teams scour to search the mountain and reach the wreckage. rescue teams in indonesia are navigating dense forests and high mountains trying to make their way to the site where they believe the trigana plane was said to have crashed. the plane had taken off on a 42-minute journey to the city of oksibil when it disappeared sunday in bad weather. relatives gathered at the airport looking for information. since trigana was founded in 1991, the airline has logged 14 serious incidents and has written off ten aircraft as beyond repair. it's one of many banned from flying over the united states and europe. >>

cbs 2 mark albert has more. >> reporter: donald trump has added another journalist to his line of fire. this time it's univision anchor george ramos. >> sit down. >> go ahead. >> no you don't. you haven't been called. >> i have the right. >> go back to univision trump says ramos started questioning him without being called upon he just stands up and starts screaming so you know, maybe he's at fault already i've been a journalist for more than 30 years and all over the world and never been thrown out of any press conference from any interview. this is not cuba or venezuela. >> this is not trump's first run in with univision. he's suing the network because it pulled out of a contract to air trump's miss america pageant after making controversial remarks about immigration and ramos was going after trump's border plans. >> he was making a speech more than asking a question and he had not yet been called on so trump had some, some minor ground for trying to restore some decorum. it wasn't handled well. >> this latest dust up with the press follows a bitter back and fourth with fox news anch

mark albert for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead this noon on "eyewitness news", a sloppy scene might say in spain. >> we're going to take you to the 70th anniversary celebration of this tradition. >> kyla. >> followed by a shower i would guess. >> we don't have any showers to worry about today. but we do have gorgeous weather and we have a tropical storm that is brewing. tropical storm erika taking aim at florida. so we'll talk about that when he come back. i'll get you all ready as we head towards the weekend. stay with us. "eyewitness news" at noo we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. because we stick with them. humana medicare advantage. the plan people stick with. >> it is a whale of a show off the coast of monterey californ california. take look at these incredible images. a pod of hump back whales splashing and spraying in the warm waters. as you can imagine it is a lot of fun for the tourists but also great for marine biologists who say the whales are after one thing. >> the answer sni

i'm mark albert in washington with the latest in enamel is your teeth's first line of defense. but daily eating and drinking can make it weak. try colgate enamel health. it replenishes weak spots with natural calcium to strengthen enamel four times better. colgate enamel health. stronger, healthy enamel. after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about it online. love at first taste. i would liquify it and bathe in it. curse you, brookside! your nefarious plans have succeeded. nefarious? are we still talking about chocolate? brookside. talk about delicious. after trying brookside chocolates, at pam cakes five tweeted: leave it to me to drop a brookside down my shirt and lose it. you didn't lose it. you saved it for later. brookside. talk about delicious. >> happening today, comedian kevin hart is in town for a pop up 5k, i never heard of this kind of thing, i run with heart event starts at 8: 054 in front of the art museum. decided to come home to host the free veg ration, registration is full, but if there are some no-show's, some walk in's can race. several roads will be c

mark albert has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump is leading his republican rivals in every poll and holding the largest gop rallies. he's also continuing to pick his biggest fights with journalists. >> sit down. go ahead. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> no, you don't. you haven't been called. >> i have a right to ask a question. >> go back to univision. >> reporter: trump dismissed jorge ramos at a news conference after he did not wait to be called on and started questioning trump cutting off another journalist. >> he just stands up and starts screaming, so, you know, maybe he's at fall, also. >> i've been a journalist for 30 years. i've been all over the world. i've never been thrown out of any press conference from any interview. this is not cuba or venezuela. >> reporter: trump is also continuing his nearly three week long fight with fox news anchor megyn kelly tweeting his displeasure with her questions at the first gop debate. >> it's difficult to think of anything that is comparable in modern presidential politics. >> reporter: larry savatos studies politics at t

mark albert for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> pat gallon joins us.aining camp continues at novacare complex in south philadelphia. >> there are some new faces pat it seems like a lot of new faces and that is usually the case when there is a major shake up at the most important position, people take notice. it is no surprise that everyone is keeping a close eye on what sam bradford and eagles quarterbacks are doing in the early stages of the camp. chip kelly made sure everyone knew before training camp began that this is an opened quarterback competition but through first few practices we are catching glimpses were eagles a acquired sam bradford. >> he is the guy that takes great pride in his work but whether it is, calling the play making sure the guys get lined up to executing the plays and dropping back and throwing, ball handling, decision making. >> reporter: while bradford looked his best the weapons around him helps. demarco murray was held out again today so ryan matthews stepped forward showing depth eagles have at running back. >> just tryin

cbs news correspondent mark albert has latest from washington. >> reporter: donald trump is leading his republican rivalness every pole and holding the largest g.o.p. rallies. he is also continuing to pick his biggest fights with journalist. >> sit down. go ahead. >> i have a right to ask a question. >> no, you don't you have not been told. go back to uni vision. >> trump dismissed jorge ramos at the a tuesday evening news conference. after ramos did not wait to be called on and started questioning trump cutting off another journalist. >> he just stand up and starts screaming, so, you know, maybe he is a at fault also. >> i have been a journalist for more than 30 years. i have been all over the world. i have never been thrown out of any press conference, from any interview. this is not cuba or venezuela. >> reporter: trump is continuing his three week long fight with "fox news" anchor megyn kelly tweeting his displeasure with her questions in the first g.o.p. debate. >> it is difficult to think of anything that is comparable in modern presidential politics. >> reporter: larry studied po

mark albert has the numbers. >> reporter: donald trump has not yet won an election but he is defeatingll his gop rivals. >> i'm leading by a lot. >> reporter: a poll finds the billionaire now at 28% more than double his closest republican competitor. and well ahead of jeb bush, who has become trump's favorite target. >> i used to think he was like the guy that you had to beat. but he is like mired down. he is going down fast. >> reporter: tim malloy with quinnipiac says the poll is also good news for vice president joe biden who is still considering a run for the white house. he matches up better than anybody against all the candidate, gop or democratic. it's a very positive survey for joe biden. >> reporter: the democratic front-runner remains hillary clinton. but she has lost 10 points in the past month. >> we're going forward, we're not going back! >> reporter: at a rally in ohio, she hammered away at republicans, especially their views on women's health. >> extreme views about women, we expect that from some of the terrorist groups. but it's a little hard to take coming from republ

mark albert reports from washington. >> i'm here to ask for your help.'m not taking a single primary voter or caucusgoer for granted. >> reporter: after a summer of controversies hillary clinton hopes the democratic national committee's summer meeting in minneapolis will be the start of a comeback. the clinton camp is now pressing dnc members to sign pledges of support to shut out her competitors and potential rival vice vice president joe biden. >> that's part of our strategy to win the nomination. >> reporter: biden was noticeably absent in minneapolis staying at the white house for meetings. he's expected to decide whether to run in the next month. in virginia jeb bush picked up the endorsement of eric cantor and then turned to current frontrunner donald trump. >> here's a guy larger than life. it's all about him. let's have a debate about the ideas that people have as candidates and when they do, i think i'll do a lot better than mr. trump. >> nobody is going to outtrump trump in terms of taking him on. you could imagine a situation where a rival mak

mark albert has more from washington. >> donald trump has not won an election but he is defeating all of his g.o.p. rivals. >> i'm leading buy a lot. >> reporter: quinnipiac university find the billion air now at 28 percent more than double his closest republican competitor. >> no matter what has been thrown at trump, no matter what he has said he has not gonna way. his numbers are soaring. when that happens other people will to have drop out. >> reporter: tim milloy ace cysttent director of the pole and he found among democratic voters hillary clinton has lost ten points in the month down to 45 percent. >> we're going forward, we're not going back. >> reporter: but it is vice-president joe biden, who is not yet a candidate, that comes away a winner. with higher favorability ratings then any top candidate in either party. he fares better against several g.o.p. contenders, than clinton. >> if joe biden were on the fence, if one were advising him they would look at these numbers and say everybody else is not looking great and you look terrific. >> reporter: but some candidates trailing

mark albert has more. >> donald trump is making deportation of illegal immigrants central to his immigration plan. he unveiled it sunday, the first policy specifics of his campaign. the plan also would rescind president obama's executive actions deval patrick ferguson some removals and automatic citizenship for children of illegals, build a wall on the mexican border and give, get mexico to pay for it and trip it will number of immigration agents. trump also said he would be okay sending ground troops to fight isis and would not scrap the nuclear deal with iran but he told nbc --. >> i would pull a contract so tough that they don't have a chance. >> trump continued his unrelenting attacks on one time front runner jeb bush. >> he makes so many numbers i don't even, flubs i don't understand it. >> his recent debate performance may be taking a toll. bush lost the most support in a national fox news poll out today, down six points. now behind ted cruz, who is in third. ben carson gained the most, now in second place. >> people are starting to recognize that the same old, same old is going to tak

cbs' mark albert with the latest developments from the 2016 campaign. >> reporter: donald trump is making deportation of illegal immigrants central to his immigration plan. he unveiled it sunday. the first policy specifics of his campaign. the plan also would rescind president obama's executive actions deferring some removals and automatic citizenship for children of illegals. build a wall on the mexican border, and get mexico to pay for it. and trim. the number of -- triple the number of immigration agents and also said he would be okay sending ground troops to fightsy sis and wouldn't scan -- isis and wouldn't scrap the nuclear deal with iran. >> but he told nbc -- >> i would police the contract so tough they don't have have a chance. >> reporter: trump continued his attacks on one time front runner jeb bush. >> i don't understand it. >> reporter: the trump barrage and bush's recent debate performance may be taking a toll. bush lost the most support in a national fox news poll out today. down six points. now behind ted cruz who's in third. ben carson gained the most now in second place.

cbs news correspondent mark albert has that part of the story. >> i'm here to ask for your help. i'm not taking a single primary vote error caucus goer for granted. >> reporter: after a summer of controversy, hillary clinton hopes democratic national committee summer meeting in minneapolis will be the start of the come back. >> hillary. >> reporter: clinton camp is pressing dnc members to sign pledges of support to shut out her competitors and potential rival, vice-president joe biden. >> that is part of our strategy to win the nomination. we will continue to do that. >> reporter: biden was noticeably absent in minneapolis, staying at the white house for meetings. he is expected to deciding whether to run within the next month. in virginia jeb bush pick up endorsement of the former conservative congressional leader eric cantor, and then turn to current front runner donald trump. >> here's a guy larger than life, it is all about him. >> let's have a debate about people have as candidates and when they do i'll do better than mr. trump. >> nobody will out trump trump in terms of tak

i'm mark albert. coming up on "cbs this morning: saturday," wheel tell you all the buzz behind the fizz. frustrated with your overactive bladder medicine not working? can't handle the side effects? botox treats symptoms of leaking, going too often, and the strong sudden need to go. ask your urologist if botox can help calm your bladder and reduce your daily leakage episodes. the effects of botox may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, loss of bladder control or muscle weakness can be a sign of a life-threatening condition. don't take botox if you can't empty your bladder on your own or have a urinary tract infection, or uti. side effects may include allergic reactions, injection site pain, fatigue, uti, painful urination and difficulty emptying your bladder. tell your doctor your medical history. muscle or nerve conditions, medications including botulinum toxins, antiplatelets and blo

mark albert is in our washington bureau with more. >> good morning.eeking their party's nomination but it doesn't always go smoothly for them as they try ever so hard to relate. >> you must vote. >> reporter: from the nation's first president to those who hope to be the next one, the iowa state fair has become a required stop to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> this has been the greatest state fair. >> good idea. >> good to be with you. >> reporter: there are the gripping grins and the barbecues, serving up hamburgers as well as plenty of pork and policy. >> you didn't fail me. >> it's democracy on a stick with an occasional side of silliness. bob dole gave coins to a monkey. steve forbes pet a sheep. fred thompson held a pig, and al gore posed with a bull. barack obama drove a bumper car with his daughter sasha while martin o'malley headed down the giant slide with his kids. and there are the awkward moments when candidates really step in it. >> preparations are people, my friend. >> reporter: that quip gave millionaire mitt romney heartburn for the rest

mark albert is at another home to nasa xiexhibitions in washington. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we've been able to see models of the doomed schultz like thishuttle, but now nasa has decided to stop hiding that part of the past and use to provide inspiration for the future. beneath the last subtle to take off are the remain frts two that never landed. what do you want people to feel? >> the presence of the crew. >> reporter: mike led the creation of the forever remembered exhibit at the kennedy space center in florida. as an engineer, he felt it firsthand. the shuttle had spent 16 days in space. on february 1, 2003, just 16 minutes from home -- >> i believe you're seeing the spacecraft breaking apart. >> reporter: -- it dissin take great as it re-entered the are the's atmosphere. he helped in the search. a decade later he would look again for a symbol of what was lost. >> when you see this piece, what do you see? >> these are the eyes of "columbia." >> almost looks like there is still mud and grass caked in the windows. >> and there i