paula reed, cbs news, the white house. >>> the united states has expelled two cuban diplomats after u.s. agents in havana came down with a strange illness. late last year state department employees started complaining about hearing loss and headaches. u.s. officials are investigating whether the symptoms were caused by devices the cuban government installed outside embassy workers' homes. >> initially, when they started reporting what i will just call symptoms, it took time to figure out what it was and this is still ongoing. >> cuba's foreign ministry says an urgent investigation was launched into the illnesses in february. meanwhile, security has been increased around the embassy and diplomatic homes in havana. >>> still ahead a fight in the food industry. why some california farmers are upset over the ever popular cauliflower. >> watching people on the beach not too many people out there because it's cold and cloudy right along the coastline. when we're going to get some clearing and what this means for our temperatures coming up. ♪[ music ] the labor department says the number of ap

paula reed for kpix 5. >>> tensions with north korea have taken a bite out of the stock market. three major exchanges closed lower boasting their worst numbers since mid-may. >>> and we are learning an argument between two teenaged hikers set in motion an overnight drama on mount tam. after a disagreement, two hikers went their separate ways and one spent the night lost on mount tamalpais near the rocksprings trail. one hiker made her way back to safety. but 16-year-old sarah lang got lost on the mountain. she had just enough cell phone service to make an emergency call to her dad. that launched rescue teams which began their search about 11:00 last night and it turns out they may have scared her. >> she became fearful of the fact that there were two people on the trails late at night in the dark and she actually hid. >> sarah hid around the trail until daylight when crews were able to spot her about 7 a.m. she was not hurt. >>> a high school football team in fremont is short of essential gear after someone stole thousands of dollars worth of equipment. police believe the theft

paula reed, cbs news, the white house. >>> the north korea tension are rattling wall street.biggest single day drop for the stock market in three months. the dow plunged more than 200 points. the tech heavy nasdaq bore the brunt of that sell-off falling more than 2%. s&p 500 dropped more than 1%. >>> snapchat is stumbling on wall street after a disappointing quarterback down more than 12% in after-hours trading. the company reported 173 million daily active users missing expectations. revenue also missed the mark. investors are worried about the company's ability to compete for users and advertising dollars with rivals like facebook's instagram. snapchat has 77 million fewer daily users than instagram. >>> a major bummer for a high school football team. thieves swipe their expensive gear right before the start of the season. >> and a jolt to a city council meeting. the scary moment a woman's purse explodes. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you

>> dickerson: paula reed for us in charlottesville. thanks, paula. ouining us now is the mayor ofay usarlo about ttthe injured and the suspect? >> y speaking to the mayor of a citoy that'su' grieving rit now. first of all, our thoughts andss of both troopers, and to the young woman who also perished. 19 are inght now. it was a tough weekend fortal rh charlottesvillose. we'll get through it. we'll come through this. you know, that's where we are right now. >> dickerson: "the washington pd a, quote, anemic response, unquote, to the clashes. what's your response to that? could more have been done? >> you know, i think that's -- that's totally mistaken. we had the single largest as enforcement officers sincesemblyawf l 9/11,a thousand law enforcement personnel. we even went as far as, on the monday before the weekend, when the rally was scheduled, the city moved the permit to a larger park, acre park within the city borders, which-d would have provideddr more hun , allowed all that assembly, with armed very -- people have strong opinions for this occur l

paula reed now with more on those who were killed and injured in charlottesville. >> reporter: across the country people rallied for peace in honor of the victims of the violence in charlottesville. they carried signs and lit candles. >> i'm shocked and appalled that someone lost their life today when they came out to protest hate and lost their life protesting hate. it's just a real shame. >> reporter: this morning charlottesville resident my shirtleff laid a balloon and flowers at a makeshift memorial. >> my heart bleeds for this community right now. this isn't normal. this isn't right. this happened a long time ago. so why bring it up now? >> reporter: 32-year-old heather heyer was killed when this dodge challenger rammed into a crowd of counterprotesters saturday afternoon. a virginia native, she was a pair alegal at miller law group in charlottesville. in 2016 heyer posted this on her facebook page. "if you're not outraged you're not paying attention." just hours after heyer was killed smoke billowed from a nearby helicopter crash. police flew surveillance over protests all day b

i'm calling out james robinson, i'm calling out the likes of paula white, people like jerry falwell jr., and ralph reed. ralph was a great guy, but white evangelicals -- tony perkins, i'm talking to you as well. white, conservative evangelicals need to stop being partisan and prophetic. you are called to serve jesus christ in your ministry. you have to remember, it was the church in america that also fostered segregation, that fostered white supremacy. many folks in the klan were also in the pulpit, they were in the pew. white conservative evangelicals need to get a backbone and understand they have a prophetic voice and they should be challenged at every turn. unfortunately, they are aiding and abetting this nonsense with donald trump. their silence is deafening. >> amen to that. very quickly, i do want to pass -- talk about the passing of the civil rights icon david gregory last night. he sacrificed his career as a comedienne. he fought on the front lines of the civil rights movement. comedy club owners were -- how did his actions help propel the work of dr. king and the activists during this dark pe