nicole killian, cbs news, the white house. >> the white house has not commented on why john kelly helda personnel meeting inside one of the most sensitive rooms and the world. the biggest wildfire in california history... is >>> we are looking at cooler conditions thanks to onshore flows. a live look with our roof cam and you can see clouds still out there hanging around for us. let's talk about how cool it's going to be compared to yesterday afternoon. we are talking anywhere from 3 degrees to 8 degrees cooler than yesterday and that is all thanks to that strong marine influence. mid-60s in san francisco today, upper 60s oakland, 80 san jose and in concord, 86 degrees. that is just how much cooler it's going to be. >>> the air-quality is looking good thanks to that onshore flow. all look -- all locations except may be the east bay with moderate air-quality could see hazy skies. let's talk about the mendocino complex fire. thankfully, the feather -- fire weather conditions are getting better. evacuations near relative humidity about 10% to 20%. still hot, but thankfully not as gusty as

reporter nicole killian is at the white house. >> reporter: president trump is fighting back against allegations of racism made by former white house adviser omarosa manigault newman. in her new book unhinged omarosa write the trump campaign was aware of the existence of the tape while donald trump allegedly used the n word in the taping of the apprentice. >> i'm going to blow the whistle on all of it. >> reporter: in a recording obtained by cbs news from october, 2016 omarosa discusses the alleged tape with lynn patton, an assistant to eric trump and former trump campaign spokeswoman katrina pierson. >> he goes how do you think i should handle it and i told him it depends on what scenario you're talking about and he said well, why don't you just go ahead and put it to bed. he said it. he's embarrassed. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarah sanders denied the allegations and criticized the secret taping of private conversations. >> this has absolutely nothing to do with race and everything to do with the president calling out someone's lack of integrity. >> reporter: the tru

reporter nicole killian has more on the backlash and some tributes to the late senator. >> reporter: john mccain's desk was draped in black on the senate's first day back in session since his death. >> i will miss one of the very finest gentlemen with whom i've had the honor to serve. we will not forget him. >> reporter: lawmakers from both parties reflected on the life and legacy of mccain praising their late colleague for reaching across the aisle. >> we can try, as he did, to put country before party. we can try as he always did to speak truth to power. >> reporter: bill hoagland is a former senate staffer who had a chance to work with mccain. >> some people will criticize. i know some republicans will criticize the vote he took on healthcare at the end, but that was a very principled vote. >> reporter: mccain will bring washington together even in his death. he personally requested presidents george w. bush and barack obama speak at his funeral. >> reporter: mr. president, any thoughts on john mccain? >> reporter: president trump who was asked by mccain's family not to attend did

frustration with the fact that this person has shown a complete lack of integrity. >> reporter: nicole killian, cbs news, the white house. >> congresswoman jackie speier took to twitter to criticize the president saying, "it is nothing less than disgusting that potus called omarosa a dog. she's been a confidante 15 years and learned all she knows from him. he has sullied the office, congress must admonish him." >>> a woman is under arrest after police say she stole an ambulance and went on a joyride. here's how investigators say she was able to pull it off. >> reporter: a woman in handcuffs on the freeway, the ambulance she's accused of stealing wrecked. stockton police say 34-year-old natasha scott stole it from this tightly secured stockton hospital. witnesses say it took her seconds to jump in for a 10 minute joyride. it was after 6:00 monday evening. paramedics were off helping their patient. when they returned, their ambulance was gone. first responders say it happens cars and trucks. nces, police there are almost monthly report of thieves driving off in emergency vehicles, but ems expert

nicole killian, cbs news, the white house. >>> an unidentified baltimore police officer seen on celleet has resigned. the department says there's now an active criminal investigation into the matter. even as they fall to the you can see the officer repeatedly hitting a man in the head and body even as they fall to the ground. the punches keep on coming. baltimore's interim police commissioner suspended the officer immediately. >> last night i was presented with his resignation and i accepted it. we're trained to act in a nonemotional way and if we get to the point where we start to go outside those lines, there really needs to be so inention. >> in recent years the baltimore police department has faced a number of allegations of police brutality and fabricating evidence. in january an officer was indicted after his body camera appeared to show him planting drugs at the scene of a bust. in 2015 the city faced a series of protests following the death of freddie gray who was injured in police custody and later died. a second officer seen in the most recent video has been placed on admin