she is head of the naccp and teaching africana studies. >> she wants to recreate reality.lf. >> reporter: now her parents who are both white, have come forward telling the nbc affiliate khq their family an cess industry is czech, swedish, german with a touch of native american heritage. for years their daughter has been misleading people. >> she knows it's false but i think she's told herself, as well as she's told others this erroneous identity of hers enough that by now she may believe it more than she believes the truth. >> she made headlines in spokane in february when she said racist and threatening letters had been sent to the naacp post office box. when reporter for kxli interviewed her she was also asked about her racial background. >> is that your dad? >> yeah that's -- that's my dad. >> this man right here is your father? right there? >> do you have a question about that? >> yes, ma'am. >> okay. >> i was wondering if your dad is really an african-american man. >> that's a very -- i mean i don't know what you're implying. >> are you african-american? >> i don't --

. >> and i have asked people to boycott the naccp.econsider their decision to back a person that they consider a leered because we don't. >> she adds she want to forgive both rachel dolezal and the naccp. but first needs to apologize so leaves with this message. >> it is time to show the next generation that doing the right thing never goes out of style. and that integrity and honesty is how you move forward in life and to become successful. >> that was alley north on reporting. >> that on line petition has gotten more than 350 signatures. >> please, people still talking. >> right now 6:50. a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie roads joins us live from new york with a preview. >> good morning diana erika. ahead, we will talk with john dickerson, republican strategies flank about jeb bush's presidential launch, and his beg he is obstacles. plus new information will have the two convicted killers escape prison, and where they were planning to go. also clarissa ward gives us a rare look inside war torn yemen, one of the most da

. >> plus more trouble this morning for the former naccp leader accused of faking her own race. now she's lost another job. >> are you tired of the row b let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. now when you purchase one of these affordable plans get a $100 gift card. all things mobile. all in one place. >> happening today, the manna cured of the charleston church massacre heads to court. we're there live, we learn new information about the suspect including a new look at him just before the shooting. >> also, new this morning, intense flames shoot-out after roof after a fire flares up overnight. we'll tell but the big operate call for firefighters. >> massive water main break crews are back at that scene this morning, of the flooded shopping center. why it could take a while to fix that broken main. >> good morning, it is friday, june 19th, i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee this

. >> rachel dolezal's resignation as president of the naccp chapter in spokane washington is doing little to quiet the controversy over her race. >> are you -- >> members of the local civil rights community held a rally monday night following the development demanding apology for what they view as deception. >> she was one of our own marching with us, and yet we don't know who she is. >> for nearly a decade the 37 year old civil right advocate represented herself as a black woman. despite her white heritage. repeatedly claim to go have been the target of racially motivated incident. but in 2002 she sued historically black howard university where she was a student, for discrimination because she was white. that case was dismissed. rachel dolezal's parents who revealed her truett necessity last week say now is the time for her to seek help. >> i think that she needs to step back and regroup before she plunges back in. >> naacp president colonel william brooks says integrity real issue. >> people trust us. they believe in us. to have anything impune our name is very offensive. >> the city of

meantime an independent investigation found that the naccp president over in washington state and two other acted improperly and violated government rules while serving on the city volunteer police commission. they have been asked to remember sign, but rachel dolezal refused saying she's done nothing wrong. >> nbc expected to make announcement today on the future of nightly news anchor brian williams. >> according to the new york times, williams is out as the anchor of the nightly news. ellen stead be report being breaking news for msnbc since the suspension, lesser holt has been filling in as you well know. sources tells the times holt will in fact become the permanent anchor. >> 5:21. coming up. ment money make over. the redesign of the 10-dollar bill. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stressed about money. i understand what a scary word "retirement" is, and i can help. cause i'm not just a fellow dad, fellow mom fellow saver i'm a fellow citizen. who gets up every day and tries her best. just like you. if you have a question about

. >> so, rachel dolezal the former leader of the naccp in spokane, washington speaking out about hertity. >> she same some of the discussion was her have been viciously inhumane, she said she identifies with being black, in fact, the 37 year old told nbc matt lawyer stopped thinking of herself as white when she was pretty young. >> this goes back to very early age with myself identification with the black experience. as a very young child. >> whether did it start? >> i would say about five years old. >> you began identifying yourself as african-american? >> drawing self portraits with the brown instead of the peach, you know, black hair -- >> rachel dolezal lost her position as studies instructor her freelance job as newspaper columnist and then there is the city itself. its ethics commission looking into whether she lied about her race, foray appointment to the police oversight board. >>> said it earlier spokane washington is 86% white 2% african-american. >> yes, all of my social media sites are filled with the story. >> flooded time line. >> african-americans? >> both, on both sid

. >> rachel dolezal's resignation as president of the naccp chapter in spokane washington is doing little to quiet the controversy over her race. >> are >> members of the local civil rights community held rally monday night following the development, demanding apology for what they view as deception. >> she was one of our own marching with us, and yet we don't know who she is. >> for nearly a decade, the 37 year old civil rights advocate represented herself as a black woman. despite her white heritage. repeatedly claim to go have been the target of racially motivated incident. but in 2002 she sued historically black howard university, where she was a student, for discrimination because she was white. that case was dismissed. rachel dolezal's parents who reveal her truett necessity last week say now is the time for her to seek help. >> i think that she needs to step back and regroup before she lungs back in. >> naacp president colonel william brooks says integrity is the real issue. >> people trust us. they believe in us. to have anything impune our name is very offensive. >> the city of s

apparently questions about her race started long before she became the leader of the spokane naccp. what she accused howard university of doing when she applied for teaching job. >> oh oh. let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. now when you purchase one of these affordable plans get a $100 gift card. all things mobile. all in one place. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> 6:10 this very messy thursday morning. roads are slick. >> philadelphia police investigating bizarre home invasion in germantown. >> boy bizarre is the word. they believe it was a case of mistaken identity. a bag was put over, look at this a bag was put over the head after resident, of the congress hall ants, on arringer place this is early monday. and he was forced into a mini-van, at gunpoint. when his girlfri

>> vittoria, thank you next update 7:55, up next on cbs this morning embattled president of the naccpgton state faces more troubling questions. for more local news weather and traffic on these channels on the "cw philly". great morning. >>> he did give us information after he was waterboard that's true. but it's worth noting the quality of that. >> he said he returned to montana to recruit african islamic musliming. >> the fbi found nothing. ksm was lying. >> yeah, of course he was lying. what part of recruiting african-american muslims in montana did not make you [ bleep ] instantly? even this week we learned the most famous black person from montana may be white. >> yes, i've heard montana is not known for its black population. interesting story. welcome back to "cbs this morning." the naacp leader who seemed to be questioned about her race. what another family member says about dolezal's so-called white privileged upbringing. >> plus "jurassic world" took a huge bite out of hollywood. how it inspired a new generation of paleontologists. that story is ahead. >>> the "washington post

. >>> the president of the naccp said she will address the controversy about her race tomorrow.apter members rachel dolezal wrote she will respond to questions nationwide about her family, race and role at the naacp. a white couple in montana said they're her parents. a white member of the naacp is stunned by the allegation and he feels betrayed. >> the overwhelming feeling, this lady is black you know? she is a black lady and she has been through all this. >> she presented herself as somebody she is not. >> are you african american? >> i don't understand the question. >> she previously claimed she's biracial but the people who say are per parents said they adopted 4 african american children a decade ago. >>> there is uber for air travel called beacon. it has flights through the northeastern u.s. it helps you book a flight on private planes already head to do your destination. it costs $2,000 for a limited flight each month. >> $2,000 gets you four passes. it is like netflix. any time you can have four flights booked out for yourself. >> its services are popular for people who