nikole killion reports. >> reporter: congresswoman talib says she will not go to israel after all. israeli leadership allowed friday to for her to visit her grandmother in the west bank as long as she promised not to discuss a boycott of israel during her stay. something she had initially agreed to do. but, in a tweet this morning she said i have decided that visiting my grandmother under these oppressive conditions stands against everything i believe in. fighting against racism, oppression, and injustice. the israeli prime minister had banned tlaib and omar, both muslim, because of a support of israel over its treatment of palestinians. netanyahu was responding to pressure from president trump who suggested the prime minister should ban the democratic congresswomen. >> i think it would be a terrible thing frankly for israel to let these two people who speak so badly about israel come in. and they have become amazingly the face of the democrats. >> reporter: former u.s. ambassador to israel dan shapiro says the president is playing politics. e ha the crat are an anti-israel party,

nikole killion, cbs news at the white house. >>> the white house said if the mid-level trade negotiations with china, if they go well, a delegate may soon visit the u.s. to try to hash out an agreement. struck the british royal family plays defense after video surfaced showing prince andrew at deceased billionaire jeffrey epstein's mansion and the video, purportedly taken in 2010, the prince is seen waving goodbye to a young woman from the front door and even appears to check to make sure no one is looking. buckingham palace released a statement saying quora's royal highness deplores the exploitation of any human being on the suggestion he would condone, participate or encourage any such behavior is abhorrent. >> he was seemingly staying at prince andrew's house and it's raised questions about andrew's judgment. >> this is just the latest in a series of revelations about the friendship between prince andrew and epstein that have been published in british tabloids. britain's daily mail reports that prince andrew hosted epstein at queen elizabeth's home in 1999. >>> another san francisco na

nikole killion reports that the china u.s. trade war has dominated headlines coming out of the g-7 economic summit in france that wrapped up today. >> reporter: president donald trump wrapped up the g-7 economic summit with a joint press conference with the host, french president emmanuel macron. >> the discussions are under way between china and the u.s. it creates uncertainty, which disturbed markets and investors. >> reporter: president donald trump injected hoping to the markets when he said china called overnight wanting to resume negotiations. >> the vice chairman of china came out that he wants to see a deal made and wants it to be made under calm conditions, using the word calm and i agree with him on that. >> reporter: the chinese foreign ministry said it's not aware of the calls and they hoped that the u.s. could come to a path of rationality. markets plummeted last week after president donald trump announced more tariffs on chinese goods and the president did say he was having second thoughts about the trade war but

nikole killion, cbs news, the white house.in sea o its eastern coast.t's the third round of weapons tests in eight days. according to south korea's military, the projectiles appear to be a new typeshort-range missile. they're a reaction to planned military skper sousexercises beh korea and the u.s. yesterday president trump said he had no problem with the recent launches, saying they were short-range missiles. >>> puerto rico's embattled governor will officially leave office today. ricardo rossello is stepping down following weeks of massive protests. the outrage stems from leaked chat messages in which rossello and his aides made fun of women, gay people, and victims of hurricane maria. rossello is appointing a veteran politician to fill the vacant secretary of state position who will then take over as governor. >>> the u.s. navy is grappling with a crisis involving its elite s.e.a.l.s following a series of high-profile scandals. the top navy s.edineem besseim the s.e.a.l.s can recalibrate our culture and regain our credibility. it was the s.e.a.l.s wh

nikole killion, cbs news, cocoa beach, florida. >>> a man accused of conspiring to carry out a terror plot in new york city is expected in federal court today. laura podesta is live in new york. laura, what do we know about this case? >> wendy, the 19-year-old was allegedly planning an attack using a knife all in the name of isis somewhere in new york city. the u.s. attorney's office says he was arrested as part of a national security investigation, and the fbi was outside the suspect's home in flushing queens last night. according to authorities, he texted undercover fbi agents about his plan, and those plans included a terror attack in new york city allegedly. investigators have not said when or where that attack was supposed to take place, but that the suspect was under constant surveillance a and there was ner a threat to public safety. he has not been named by law enforcement, but we should learn more about him soon. as you mentioned, wendy, he is expected in court later today. >> laura podesta in new york. laura, thanks. >>> the criminal case against jeffrey epstein is officiall

nikole killion, kpix5. >> so much has changed the past 24 hours. one guarantee, the forecast track will change much more. so keep it tuned here to kpix5. >>> tonight, governor newsom has sent crews to florida from task force 3 to assist people in that area. and i will be keeping a close eye on hurricane dorian throughout the weekend. stay with kpix5 and kpix.com for continuing coverage on air and online. >>> well, an suv smashed into a house in sonoma county this evening with deadly results. it happened on bodega highway just west of sebastapool. it sent cinderblocks flying. >> multiple spots on the house went through the window. went through the front door. went over the house, the vehicle currently is resting on top of the hot tub in the backyard. >> authorities say a tree apparently deflected the car enough to prevent even more damage to the building. driver of that suv killed. >>> the search is on for two men accused of snatching the purse of a 95-year-old woman at a petaluma safeway. these suspects were caught on target's video surveillance. w

here's nikole killion. >> i do not have time for people who want to trash our city. ar reporter: maryland ahngressman elijah cummings had a clear message for president trump, even though he never mentioned him by name. >> do not just criticize us, but come to baltimore, and i promise you, you will be welcome. >> reporter: cummings spoke at a playground opening in baltimore, his first public comments since the president slammed his district as a "disgusting rat and rodent-infested mess where no human being would want to live." >> when i hear criticism by anybody about my city, i think the thing that bothers me most is that we have a situation heere there are folks who are stepping on the foot-- on the hope of our children. p reporter: throughout the week, the president defended his comments and didn't let up. >> those people are living in hell in baltimore. the homicide rate in baltimore is significantly higher than el salvador, honduras, guatemala. >> reporter: and the president took heat after this tweet following reports that cummings' lltimore home was robbed, tho

. >> o'donnell: all right, nikole killion, thank you.ight, there are new calls to stand against what's being called white terrorism. fran townsend was homeland security adviser to president george w. bush. she is now senior national security analyst for cbs news. fran, let's talk about what happened today. federal authorities have said the el paso shooting could be handled as a case of domestic terrorism. why is that classification important? >> well, under the patriot act section 802 they are allowed to do that. they've done it before. the tree of life shooting and the paway shooting. it gives federal prosecutors the ability to charge along with state prosecutors to determine what's the best and most effective way to make sure this person is convicted. >> o'donnell: and fran, the el paso shooter allegedly posted his manifesto to 8chan, that's the online message board. so what can federal authorities do about the spread of what's being called violent white nationalist messages online? >> reporter: norah, this is the fourth time a white n

nikole killion from cbs is at cocoa beach in florida.ck is actually going to stay offshore here in florida. over the last few days we have been preparing for the possibility of a direct hit at the latest models seem to keep this storm off shore where it may be hugging the coast and were certainly the state could be four did i some of the bands of the storm the state could avoid a direct hit. so at this point, if the storm does make la ndfall point, if the storm does make landfall it appears headed more north, possibly georgia or the carolina finesse. earlier today we saw the governor of south carolina declare a state of emergency in his state and don't be mistaken, here in florida people are not letting their guard down, knowing that they could feel the impacts of this storm in some way. it has also been so unpredictable. the past changes every day we have been here so certainly the storm could change course again and everyone here remains on standby. you say they remains on standby. you say they remain on standby. what precautions have

we can cross now to cocoa beach in florida and speak to cbs correspondent, nikole killion.as best they can but for now, it doesn‘t look like it. there are a chilly lots of folks in the washer here and of course we would expect even more with this being a holiday weekend here in the united states. but it is not stopping people coming to the beach, enjoying the beach, knowing there‘s a storm is several days out. that being said, people are not taking these warnings lightly at all. i have spoke to a number of people since we got here and they have weathered the storms before so a lot of people are getting the supplies they need, third and water and whatever they need to stay hunkered down in their homes. others i have talked to said they plan to get out of the area by they plan to get out of the area by the end of the weekend with the storm now projected to hit possibly on monday night and into tuesday. and you have a number of tourists here as well so for instance, i spoke to one mild who is taking a cruise and they are still allowing ships to leave the area. some are having

nikole killion is traveling with the president this morning. good morning. >> good morning, michelle. president trump said he has a short list of a few people in the intelligence world this he's going to be working with while he's at bedminster this weekend now that his top pick is out. >> i'm believe he was being treated very harshly and very unfairly. >> as he left the white house for the weekend, president trump stood by texas congressman john ratcliffe and blamed the media for his withdrawal as nominee for director of national intelligence. >> i asked him, do you want to go through this for two or three months, or would you want me to maybe do something else. >> in a series of tweets ratcliffe wrote i do not wish for a national security and intelligence debate surrounding my confirmation, however untrue, to become a purely political and partisan issue. two sources familiar with the situation tell cbs news the president had no sense ratcliffe was leaving and thought he'd stick around. but when ratcliffe called the president, he told him he m

cbs correspondent nikole killion is at cocoa beach in florida.re eastern florida coastline is prepared that this storm could go anywhere. the other thing the state is preparing for is that once it hits, the storm could potentially dump inches of rain here in florida, so even once it makes landfall, it‘s likely to cover over the state, the governor saying today that this could be a multi—day event. governor saying today that this could be a multi-day event. well, we hopeifs could be a multi-day event. well, we hope it‘s not and we hope you stay safe, as well. thank you forjoining us. in a moment, susannah is going to bring us the latest business news. first a look at the headlines on afternoon live: borisjohnson says his opponents are undermining his efforts to get a new brexit deal, with legal challenges against his plans to suspend parliament. a scottish court has today refused to temporarily halt the suspension of parliament — but more big political names have joined a similar legal challenge in england. pro—democracy activists and three legisl