reporter mola lenghi tells us the summit was brought back to life just eight days after the president declared it dead. >> the summit between the u.s. and north korea has been on and off. >> reporter: now, it is back on. >> we will be meeting on june 12 in singapore. >> reporter: president donald trump told reporters the summit is back on after meeting with a senior envoy from north korea. he presented president donald trump with a very large letter from his boss, kim jong-un. >> that letter was very nice. how much would you like to see what was in that letter? >> reporter: president donald trump said he believes north korea is committed to need to -- to denuclearization. >> i never said it goes in one meeting. i think it will be a process. the relationships are building. >> reporter: president donald trump said he will hold off on new sanctions. >> the goal has been to get to a point where north korea at a minimum will allow in weapons inspectors to see what kind of arsenal they actually have. >> reporter: president donald trump said both sides are totally over the heated rhetoric th

journalism site pro publica. [ speaking spanish ] [ crying ] the separations to end: >> cbs reporter mola lenghi shows us that even members of the president's own party are now calling for the separations to end. sa stands now his only r many n options are an open border or prosecuting those who cross it illegall >> so what i'm asking congress to do is to give us a third option, which we have been requesting since last year, the legal authority to detain and promptly remove families together as a unit. >> reporter: the trump administration's new zero tolerance policy separating children from parents who enter the country illegally is drawing intense criticism even among republicans. >> i think it's wrong in this particular area today. >> all of us are horrified at the images we're seeing. >> reporter: texas republican ted cruz is introducing a senate bill that would reunite separated families, authorize new temporary shelters to house them and double the number of federal immigration judges to work through a backlog of asylum requests. senator cruz's plan has some republican support, but preside

mola lenghi, cbs news, the white house. border... from mid- april of may. >>> the department of homeland security's latest numbers show nearly 2,000 kids were separated from adults at the border from mid-april through the end of may. appearance. >>> hillary clinton making a return to the bay area but not for anything political, what's behind her surprise appearance. .. an arrest for d-u-i. >> chaos after a horse breaks loose and tramples a young boy, in the aftermath an arrest for dui. >> and this cute little critter who is now wearing a special tiny cast, you won't believe what this little bay area squirrel went through. boy.. and the rider faces d.u.i charges! >>> a pretty wild scene at a parade outside yuba city, a spooked horse injures a young boy and the rider is facing dui charges. r lost control.. and it happened over the weekend in colusa county. police say the suspected drunken rider lost control of the horse. his spooked animal ran into the crowd. the horse trampled an 8-year- old boy and broke his leg. caught.. well off th

. >> president trump is insisting only congress can solve this problem as mola lenghi reports. he is meeting this afternoon to talk about immigration. >> there is growing bipartisan backlash to the trump administration's policy separating parents from their children at the border. many of of the president's allies are calling for a halt to the separations. president trump will be heading to capitol hill to meet are house republicans but broader issues have taken a back seat to the separation of children from their parents at the border, a result of the new zero tolerance policy on people entering illegally. >> we want them to come through a legal process like everybody else that's waiting to come into our country. >> this morning congressman mark meadows, chairman of the conservative house meeting legi action. the administration has said that. it's up to the congress to act on this. >> reporter: the the white house insists the solution must come from congress and president trump is pinning blame squarely on the shoulders of democrats. >> democrats love open borders. let the who

mola lenghi, cbs news, the white house. >>> prosecutors asking a federal judge to revoke manafort's release and have him await his trial in jail. >>> in the bay area, a 17 year old girl is dead after a head on collision outside brentwood. east contra costa fire tweeted this photo according to chp. a jeep passing traffic in its lane crashed into a tow truck yesterday going in the opposite direction. the jeep veered off the road starting a brush fire that was quickly put out. two passengers in the jeep were airlifted to the hospital. one of them, the teen girl, died from her injuries shortly after. >>> a big fire in santa clara this morning. it started around 6:30 at the acura dealership on stephens creek boulevard. firefighters mopped up hot spots at the car repair facility and knocked down the fire within an hour. the view of the fire from chopper 5 shows heavy black smoke coming from the collapsed roof. according to the santa clara fire chief, there is no concern of bad air quality luckily because of today's mild wind conditions. >>> a miracle rescue after the violent volcanic eruption in

mola lenghi, cbs news, capitol hill. >> earlier today president trump warmly embraced the american flagndent business owners it's up to congress to stop the family separation crisis. the song played in the background you can't always get what you want by the rolling stones. >>> meanwhile state senate president pro tem kevin deleon is calling on governor brown to pull the 400 california national guard troops currently deployed along the border. deleon said in a letter, " this is a shameful chapter in american history and california should have no part in directly or indirectly imposing irreparable trauma on thousands of vulnerable g children."rnfic e guard istherto combat drug and gun smuggling, human trafficking and gang activity, not to enforce federal immigration laws or build a border wall. ling event". >>> meanwhile in southern california a panga fishing boat landing is being called part of a human smuggling event. u.s. border patrol agents and police responded to the incident in laguna beach this morning. four people identified as mexican nationals were detained. it's the second ti

mola lenghi tells us the summit was brought back to life a week after the president declared it dead. reporter: in just a matter of weeks, the summit between the u.s. and north korea has been on, canceled, reconsidered, and now, as president trump announced, it's back on, same time, same place. >> we'll be meeting on june 12th in singapore. reporter: president trump told reporters the summit is back on after meeting with a senior envoy from north korea. he presented mr. trump with a very large letter from his boss, kim jong un. >> that letter was a very nice letter. oh would you like to see what's in that letter. how much, how much. reporter: all kidding aside, president trump said he believes north korea is committed to denuclearization, but he tamped down expectations for a major break through in singapore. >> i never said it goes in one meeting. i think it's going to be a process, but the relationships are building, and that's a very positive thing. >> president trump also said he'll hold off on new sanctions at least for now. >> the goal has been to get to a point where north kore

mola lenghi, cbs news, the white house. >>> some of america's closest allies are not happy with president trump and his new tariffs that took effect today. ed amid night the u.s. imposed tariff -- at midnight the u.s. imposed tariffs on nearly all imports of steel and aluminum. canadian prime minister justin trudeau vowed to retaliate. the white house economic advisor said the tariffs are negotiatable and could be lifted one day. >>> a strong sign the u.s. economy is thriving, the labor department did release the may jobs report today and it exceeded expectations. more than 223,000 jobs were added last month. meanwhile the unemployment rate dropped to 3.8%, its lowest level since early 2000. the latest jobs report helped drive stocks up today. the dow was up more than 219 points. the nasdaq ended the week 1.5% higher after it was up 112 points and the s&p rose 29 points. >>> five cheerleaders are hanging up their pompoms and taking legal action against their former employer, the houston texans. they filed a lawsuit against the football team claiming they were subjected to unfair working c