democrat poncho nevarez and matt rinaldi's dust up came after rinaldi told fellow lawmakers he called immigration officials to report protesters gathered in the house chambers. >> i called i.c.e. he said "f" them. >> you say things to incite people and that's what i did. >> reporter: an estimated 1,000 people were inside the capitol monday protesting lawsuit which forces texas sheriffs to help enforce federal immigration law. the house business stopped and protesters were ordered to leave the gallery. some were physically removed by texas state troopers. democrat ramon romero jr. >> these folks understand what is going to happen in the future is what matt rinaldi demonstrated. >> reporter: house democrats are not only laying the blame on representative rinaldi, members say he escalated the situation. >> there was a threat made from representative rinaldi to put a bullet in one of my colleague's

. >> democrat poncho nevarez and republican matt rinaldi's dustup came after rinaldi told fellow lawmakers that he had called immigration officials. >> he said yeah, i called i.c.e., and then he said eff them. >> did you do anything to incite people, and that's exactly what i did. >> an estimated 1 ,000 people were inside the capital monday protesting the state law which forces texas sheriffs to help enforce federal immigration law. the house business stopped and protestors were ordered to leave the gallery. some were physically removed by texas state troopers. democrat ramon romero junior. >> these folks understand that what is going to happen in the future is exactly what matt rinaldi demonstrated. he saw the crowd and he saw illegals. >> house democrats are not only laying the blame squarely on representative rinaldi. members say he escalated >> he threatened to put a bullet in one of my -- head on

rinaldi is now under the protection of texas state troopers fearing for his own safety. david begnaud, cbs news, austin. >>> singer ariana grande is ready to get back on stage this weekend. her publicist announced this morning that the pop star will hold a charity concert in manchester, england on monday to raise money for victims and families. other stars will join her. she is offering free tickets to those at her arena show during the deadly attack. >>> the police report on tiger woods is now public. turns out he wasn't drunk at all when officers found him asleep behind the wheel. woods was spotted in his car on the side of the road monday morning in florida. police say the car's engine was running and the lights were on. woods told police he had taken several prescriptions including vicodin and vioxx. but his broad and urine tests showed no alcohol -- his blood and urine tests showed no alcohol. he failed a sobriety test. golfers are defending him. >> his life has been, you know, chaotic and difficult, i think, for years. >> woods spent about four hours in jail before

what did representative rinaldi say to you that got you fired up?> it's what he said to three of my colleagues in reference to the people that were in the gallery demonstrating against senate bill 4. he said, i called ic..c.e. and we're going to get them deported. that's what got me fired up. >> did he threaten you personally? >> that came a little later. he did threaten me personally. >> what did he say? >> i didn't hear it. i think jessica can probably speak to that. i was actually walking away. >> what did he say? >> so i can tell you what i heard. it was a second incident where representative rinaldi was a direct threat, basically said, i'm going to put a bullet in your head. that was a direct quote. i'm not the only one who heard that. it's important to know the context. there's no excuse for that kind of behavior, last day of the session. but there's also been, throughout this session and previous sessions, dee monday st demonstratives that puts our community on the defensive and i think that boiled up yesterday. certainly no one is proud of t

rinaldi is being protected by the texas department of public safety. hena daniels, cbs news. >>> yesterday was the last day of the texas legislative session. some lawmakers say that it was the result of several stressful weeks of hearings, debates and votes. >>> new this morning, a hospital official in panama city confirms the country's former dictator manuel noriega cast dead. he died after several weeks from complications of brain surgery. >>> today the pentagon is expected to test a new system that could shoot down a ballistic missile. it's in response to the recent

rinaldi. i am really interested in the uas propagation united states and the utm and i am wondering in the context of what we are talking about, the proposal policy model that we are talking about, if either one of you can describe what you feel your organization especially you mr. rinaldi would feel needs to be in place if that is currently missing for us to come to some chyme utm. we put requirements, but i feel we are way behind. and i want to make sure that there is not something we are missing from your viewpoint. >> safely integrating uav into our air space is a monumental tax. and taking a lot of resource from the faa. and distracting us. so one of the things i would like to see is some type of user fee base from the uavs so they can pay for the system like everyone else pays for the system. >> is there a model that you know of regarding some kind of participation for maybe commercial users as opposed to incidental private, i am just curious. >> it is a great question and i think everyb

thats when a s between rinaldi and some of his democratic colleagues.the confrontation rinaldi reportedly threatened to shoot another lawmaker in the head. in a post on social media, rinaldi said he made the comment becuase he feared for his life. in what's been a deadly climbing season so far on mount everest - an incredible accomplishment for one local climber.. sam sweeney is in the newsroom with the amazing story.. i'm sam sweeney in our newsroom... with incredible news this morning. we've just gotten word fog to start the day, making way for an increase in but it's what that sticky weather is bringing with it that you'll want to the areas with the best storm chances - coming up next. vo: at dominion, we have a long history of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commitment to energy innovation and renewable sources like solar, wind... and cleaner energy like natural gas. and we'll continue to innovate, upgrade technology, protect our environment and serve our

rinaldi said he did after he sa. he l it is putting rinaldi's c a lia and a hateful man. for him. no charges were filed on behalf of any of those involved. monday was actually the last day of the texas legislative session that began in january. many lawmakers are blaming the scuffle on the last few weeks that i they're calling very stressful and strenuous. anne-marie? >> hena daniels here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> meetings between president trump's son-in-law jared kushner and top russian officials are at the middle of an fbi investigation into the co-collusion. reports that they tried to set up back channel communications between the campaign and russian officials has the white house circling the wagon. errol barnett reports. >> reporter: the president's son-in-law and adviser jared kushner is now at the center of a crisis after meeting with the russian ambassador sergei kislyak during the transition and suggesting back channel communication with the kremlin. mr. trump defended kushner in this statement to "new york times" saying, quote, jared is doing a great job

as the crowd grew louder, republican representative matt rinaldi said he called i.c.e. of protesters. >> he saw crowds and he saw illegals. >> that set off pushing and shoving among lawmakers on the flew when put a bullet in hid head. rinaldi said he did make the tletd only after he said kn navarres threatened his life. he later himself took to twitter it is putting rinaldi's claim writing this part he's a liar and a hateful man. got no use for him. no charges were filed on behalf of any of those involved. monday was actually the last day of the texas legislative session that began in january. many lawmakers are blaming the scuffle on the last few weeks that i they're calling very stressful and strenuous. anne-marie? >> hena daniels here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> meetings between president trump's son-in-law jared kushner and top russian officials are at the middle of an fbi investigation into the co-collusion. reports that they tried to set up back channel communications between the campaign and russian officials has the white house circling the wagon.

rinaldi? >> one of the things we would really have to see in the bill is a very robust transition period where we still have -- we would seek a stable, predictable funding stream so we could continue ton hire and accomplish the goals of the agency while it's still under control and if it was going to a not for profit fairly charted company at the same time that it would be a robust transition period in enhancing the safety of the sy at the same time continuing to hire, train, and modernize the system. >> the control of the academy for training air traffic controllers, who would have that control zbli believe in the air act of 2016 that was left up to the transition on who would actually still control the faa academy in oklahoma city. >> that was not laid out in there? >> i don't believe it was. >> to be determined for further on. all right. thank you very much. it's something that i look forward to seeing with the bill and the details and look forward to maybe having another hearing at that po

tomÓ el senador rinaldi para acercarse a un grupo de colegas hispanos.hablar con ice para que lo reportaran. yo me acerque. no sabÍa quÉ habÍa comentado eso. cuando me di cuenta lo que habÍa comentado y el por quÉ, yo tambiÉn lo fulmine. carolina: el representante de rinaldi dijo que usted le dijo que lo perseguirÍa a su carro. en lo que dice Él en su cuenta de facebook. usted deja claro que nunca le dijo esto o fue un malentendido. >> yo le dije que esto habÍa que llevarlo afuera. sea lo que sea, hay que llevar la discusiÓn fuerte afuera. era una interrupciÓn dentro de la manifestaciÓn. no tenemos por quÉ interrumpir en la casa. amenazarlo al punto donde se sintiÓ digno para amenazarme con meter una bala en la cabeza no creo. al final de cuentas, es el comentario de hablar a ice sobre esta gente que estaba manifestando. javier: disculpa que lo interrumpa. hablemos con lo que le interesa la gente. con respecto a esta polÉmica ley. quÉ esta haciendo usted y toda la gente de su bancada para ayudar a los inmigrantes? >> toda la gente de mi partido votamos e

reportero: el representante irving rinaldi admitiÓ haber llamado a migraciÓn.omero justificÓ su respuesta. >> este odio que estamos yendo con esta experiencia no se va a quitar hoy. reportero: entretanto, la oficina de legislador cÉsar blanco hizo pÚblico este mensaje telefÓnico. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: por ahora, las autoridades no han dicho si abrirÁn una investigaciÓn criminal sobre el incidente registrado en la cÁmara de representantes del capitolio tejano. lo que sÍ se conociÓ es que rinaldi fue escoltado por agentes a la salida del edificio. por su parte, alfonso nevares, que fue objeto de los improperios de rinaldi, dio su versiÓn. >> ya llegamos el punto de que ya basta. reportero: para este representante lo problemÁtico puede ser la reacciÓn que genere. >> ahora se sienten apoyadas por una dirigencia en el capitolio haya en washington. reportero: por ahora, activistas no han convocado a otra protesta, pero estÁn exigiendo que mÁs ciudades lejanas se sumen a las protestas contra la entrada de la ley sb4. jorge: la familia duarte, de california, ref

testigos aseguran que rinaldi amenazÓ componer una bala en la cabeza de un colega demÓcrata.cia -- el suelo. por fortuna, el pequeÑo, sÓlo tuvo rasguÑos. hay mucho mÁs para ustedes en "despierta amÉrica". pasamos con este par de reinas. adelante. ♪ ♪ [risas] francisca: quÉ bonito! ana patricia: estamos posando para willy. william: vamos rÁpido. [risas] francisca: de todo paso en "la reina de la canciÓn". debes shakira, alicia villarreal, una chica se fue, dos, en realidad. vamos a ver cÓmo shakira sorprendiÓ a las chicas. ellas le hicieron muchas preguntas. shakira le dijo cosas muy interesantes. vamos a ver. ♪ >> cÓmo ha sido tu camino? shakira: ha sido una lucha. me doy cuenta que han sido muchos los momentos que he desperdiciado por la perfecciÓn. ahora, mi trabajo fundamental es ser madre, quizÁs, la mÚsica es mi escape. [risas] los niÑos necesitan ver a su madre realizÁndose. es un gran ejemplo para ellos el trabajo. hay que comprometerse por su propios sueÑos. francisca: muy buen consejo. obviamente, muchas se sintieron identificadas. muchas son madres. es muy important

rinaldi >>> good morning, your time check now is 5:13. it is tuesday, wow! spin around and take a look at this. it's our live weather camera from mount vaca indicating we have some clear skies there. that's one of the only places the fog is not intruding at this particular time. we are going to show you just how expansive that deck of low clouds and fog is. also, how it will affect your tuesday. and the >>> a scuffle at the state capital could mean a special session. it started with massive protests inside the capital and led to a confrontation between lawmakers in the chamber. reed binion reports. >> i made a very stupid comment, he is a racist, he is a bad person. >> reporter: democrat texas nevarez commented on the things that happened on the state capital monday. >> i don't allow people to get away with comments like that. they think nothing is going to happen to them. >> reporter: he says that matt rinaldi called i.c.e. on illegal immigrants speaking out against sanctuary city bills . >> reporter: he said when he told democratic colleagues about his cal

en defensa propia" nevÁrez asegurÓ que los Ánimos se caldearon, no le importa que rinaldi haya amenazado quien ha negado los hechos, de manera local, activistas planifican una protesta. >> cuando un representante empieza a amenazar a nuestra comunidad de no poder expresar esa comunicaciÓn y ese derecho constitucional. daysy: ademÁs consideran muy grave la amenaza que procediÓ contra de su par. >> no es capaz de ser representante de la gente que lo eligiÓ, debe de renunciar, tiene que renunciar. si no, tenemos que sacarlo. marÍa: el ex dictador de panamÁ manuel antonio noriega muriÓ a los 83 aÑos de edad y falleciÓ como lo han hecho pocos dictadores del Último siglo en amÉrica latina, repudiado en su paÍs, condenado por la justicia y despuÉs de pasar casi tres dÉcadas en distintas presiones. noriega se salvÓ de morir en la cÁrcel debido a un tumor cerebral que obligÓ a trasladado a un hospital de ciudad de panamÁ donde pasÓ sus Últimas semanas de vida. felicitamos a las mamÁs nicaragüenses que hoy celebran su dÍa, les hizo un buen clima en san josÉ. pasamos con la ventana al tiempo. prese

." >>> there was a threat made from representative rinaldi to put a bullet in one of my colleague's head. >> the fight over immigration takes a turn after a state senator says he caused i.c.e. on protesters. >> they were loud and they were protesting. >>> two men are dead for trying to defend women against extremists. >> clearly what happen on that train was an act of terrorism. >>> and tiger woods responds to his dui arrest saying it's not what it looks like. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> former panamanian dictator has died. he was thrown from power by an american invasion in 1989. his six years in office were colored by corruption and the murder of political opponents. so much, hena. >>> meetings between president trump's son-in-law jared kushner and top russian officials are at the middle of an fbi investigation into the co-collusion. reports that they tried to set up back channel communications between the campaign and russian officials has the white house circling the wagon. erro

. >> there was a threat made from representative rinaldi to put a bullet in one of my colleague's heads. >> reporter: democrats in a shovin m the reason -- a massive protest in the building sparked by a tough new anti-sanctuary cities law in texas. tensions escalated when representative matt rinaldi told a group of hispanic representatives he had called i.c.e. on demonstrators. >> that's racist behavior. >> i know they were saying stuff to my. i was saying stuff to them. both designed to incite each other. all sides were emotional. >> reporter: signed into law by governor greg abbott it threatens to jail or removes chiefs from office. police can ask the immigration status of anyone they stop. protesters in texas before promised legal action at the center of the debate over the controversial immigration policies. part of the president's executive order threatening to take dollars away from sanctuary april by a federal court. a california judge called the president's executive order on sanctuary cities too broad. that chaos in the texas house, well, it came on the last day of the session,

things got heated when matt rinaldi announced he called i.c.e.the signs reading i'm illegal and here to stay. >> rinaldi says he was assaulted verbally and physically by fellow lawmakers admitting he threatened to shoot one democrat in self-defense. rinaldi's actions were too much for one texas lawmaker. >> yeah, the guy made a comment, a very stupid comment, he's a racist, a bad person. we're not going to allow people like that to get away with saying comments like that because they think nothing is going to happen to them. >> democrats deny assaulting rinaldi and i.c.e. officials say they never received a phone call from him. >>> tiger woods apologizing the family and friends following his arrest on monday of driving under the influence. woods' statement saying quote, i take full responsibility for my actions. i want the public to know that alcohol was not involved. what happened was an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. i didn't realize the mix of medications had affected me so strongly. >> woods adding he expects more from himself

that is when rinaldi said he called it i.c.e. and that was at.en trying to drown out lawmakers. they were being disruptive to the process in austin. of course, people are there to get business done. so, when you are doing out, and the chamber, yes, you are being escorted out. don't brag about breaking the law and did not expect -- >> martha: that is not too smart. >> actually, martha, the people in the gallery who were protesting proved to be much better american citizens and certainly legislator rinaldi did. his colleagues who threaten violence against each other. >> martha: excuse me, robert robert -- go ahead, robert. seriously, dana. the reality -- >> i am sorry, bobby. >> that's better. the reality here is that these protesters were exercising their constitutionally protected rights. 130 years of legal precedent that defends the right of these individuals, be they american citizens, undocumented americans, to exercise the bill of rights, protected under the 14th amendment. they were great americans versus people who were sitting at home -- >

rinaldi has responded saying he did say threatening was only after similar threats from a colleague.meltdown may now cost british airways over $100 million paid to failure ground and thousands flights over the weekend. british airways canceled saturday flights from london's two biggest airports. there was reportedly no evidence that hackers were to blame. long delays and cancellations continued into monday's british airways had 75,000 passengers affect it. passengers come additional staff and in lost revenue could total between 100 to up to $138 million. dagen, nothing like having a big outage on memorial day weekend. back to you. lauren: i do -- dagen: i do feel sorry for the people at the airlines that have to do with the passengers. >> is customer service reps who have to deal with those people in the stories we just are people talking about. i saved a euro to have to go dissertation come i only have a week to get there. emotions are running high. if not the fault of the customer service reps who can imagine the level of stress. i am feeling sorry for the passengers. it's just ver

that and several others have called rinaldi's statement a lie. all of this incredibly dramatic.ard, there's an old joke that's been around the texas legislatoe. the joke has been they meet for two days every 140 years. i guess the last day of session proving that joke might be a good idea. >> look, in some strange way, democracy in action. protesters speaking out and them trading strange words and almost fists and punches on the statehouse floor. these are elected officials. that's the amazing thing. maybe it's good. they all need a little summer break. great to see you, ed. >> i might be back in a couple weeks. the governor of texas is considering a special session so they might all be together in the same room. >> stand by for more. kumbaya it is. "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." president trump again tweets his frustrations with a russia election meddling investigation which now includes big questions about his son-in-law. >> look, we have a special prosecutor. we're going to be looking at this. you know, this might be -- co

congressman rinaldi called immigrations and customs enforcement since some of the demonstrators were holding signs saying they were in the country illegally. congress says there were no such signs and i.c.e. says they were never called. later conceded his behavior was to get a reaction. >> you say things to insight people. >> okay. >> that's exactly what i did. >> reporter: despite monday's debacle in austin, the governor may have to call a special legislative session to get to business items that they could not address this go-around. in dallas, casey stegall, fox news. lou: casey stegall, thank you very much. a lot happening in texas, don't mess with texas. we're coming right back. much more straight ahead. stay with us. the white house is working hard to smoke out the leakers in the white house. >> outrageous, i don't know why people do it it. jeopardizes not only investigations but puts people's lives in jeopardy. lou: the president is committed to finding and removing those criminal leakers. we take it all up with sarah carter. >>> and this bold, daring athlete performs a balanc

matt rinaldi and democrat poncho nevarez verbally threatening each other to hurt each other. all the that he would get him. rinaldi taking to social media posting this on facebook today representative nevarez threatened my life on the house floor after calling ice in several illegal immigrants who held find in the gallery which said i am illegal and here to stay. several democrats encouraged protesters to disobey law enforcement. >> what do you mean, you did what? >> i called ice. >> to incite people. >> not what you would expect them to do but heated moment intensified later when during a brief news conference he claimed rinaldi said he would put a bullet in his head. all this volatility stemming from the new texas law stopping the practice of sanctuary cities going into effect september 1st. opponents without a challenge it in court. what an environment we are living in. thanks so much. >> isis claiming responsibility for a deadly explosion outside an ice cream shop. 15 people dead, dozens injured in a targeted attack on families in baghdad. surveillance video showing the c

meantime, poncho of erez claims and the heat of the moment, congressman rinaldi threatened him with a gun. others claim to have heard it too. >> that's personal. >> you heard him say? >> i'll put a bottle in her head >> ran all day later admitted to making this remark and says that he would only shoot in self-defense and investigation now has been launched. it's unclear if any of these lawmakers will face any kind of disciplinary action for the outburst yesterday. back to you. >> jon: everything is bigger in texas including the legislative battles. >> you got it, you said it well. still coming up in the second hour of "happening now," we will dig deeper into this story with our legal panel. >> jenna: took two men killed on a commuter train -- new reaction out of oregon as we await the suspect's court appearance. and the aspiring staff sergeant we first met on "happening now" five years ago. he lost all four limbs. the latest on his recovery ahea ahead. >> i was doing the same work every other guy there was doing and i was unfortunate to set my bag down on the wrong spot. my daughter i

rinaldi says he was then threatened by another legislator. >> ♪ >> happening today, rocky balboa is splittinghe scene. the iconic rocky statue at the art museum steps is being removed. it's only temporary. the landmark is going to undergo renovations. the area around the statue space near the steps of the museum of art is going to be blocked off today. parks and recreation workers say the statue will be back in two weeks and it feels like that's about how long it's going to be before we see the sun. [laughter] >> is that true? >> no, you'll see sunshine tomorrow. i don't think you'll see a lot of sun today but you're right that it feels so unsettled especially after yesterday. it was our cool left memorial day in 14 years. today temperatures will be just a touch better than than that a. storm tracker six showing we're mostly dry. a few showers just southwest of dover. they may be clipping dover in the next hour or so much i think they'll hit cape may later this morning and a few showers that are well out to the north and west in central pennsylvania. let's go on outside right now and show you

espn's tom rinaldi here with more on the difficult past few years for the golf legend.ard made out of drones. many wondering if this could become the next form of casual transportation. our becky worley joins us with how likely that is. that's coming up on "gma" matt and tam. >> looking forward to it. see you soon amy. >> i mean, that would solve so many problems having one of those. >> and create a few more. >> that's true. [laughter] >> something to consider, though. >> yeah. >> if you're coming back from the shore early this morning you might want to consider going some way other than 42. northbound side looks like we have a fender-bender here on the shoulder approaching route 41. but that's making it extra heavy coming up from the a.c. expressway. and sounds like high water again this morning at the brooklawn circle so we're seeing restrictions along 130 at 47. but mass transit we are back to normal schedules today. without a whole lot of delays so far karen. >> we have a touch of fog in a few spots. just .3 of a mile in mount pocono, 2-mile visibility in allentown,

rinaldi claims he was assaulted by democratic lawmakers.it, claimed rinaldi threatened to put a bullet in the head of one. this obviously was a catalyst to spark simmering tension there. you have a lot of latinos in that room. they took it as a personal slight. and this is what we're about right now. >> yes. absolutely. you can see how overblown everything gets with all the heated rhetoric and something sparks it. mvp while is the russia cloud exploding support among trump diehards. show of hands how many people are concerned about the russia investigation? okay. we'll tell you more of what they said and how they are feeling four months spoke this administration. traffic? can we push the offer online? legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. you're saying the new app will go live monday? yeah. with help from hpe, we can finally work the way we want to. with the right mix of hybrid it, everything computes. thereit comes to technology, about my small business so when i need someone that understands my unique needs. my de

representative matt rinaldi told a group of hispanic representatives he called i.c.e. on demonstrators. >> that is just racist behavior on the texas house floor. >> they were saying stuff to me. i was saying stuff to them. both designed to incite each other. all sides were >> the sanction wares city bill signed -- sanctuary city bill signed into law by governor about. a strong supporter of president trump. police can ask immigration status of anyone they stop. the law which has protesters in texas promising legal action at the center of the debate over trump's controversial immigration policies. part of the president's executive order threatening to take dollars away from the sanctuaries cities temporarily blocked in april by a federal court. >> one of the protesters had a sign saying, "i'm illegal and here to stay." sam sweeney, abc7 news. jonathan: "7 on your side" with consumer news. skyrocketing stock for amazon. if you have been holding on to the stock for a long time, you are in luck. the retail giant hit a high of $1,000 a share. just today. michelle: here i am

rinaldi is being protected by the texas department of public safety. hena daniels, cbs news. >>> yesterday was the last day of the texas legislative session. some lawmakers say that it was the result of several stressful weeks of hearings, debates and votes. >>> new this morning, a hospital official in panama city confirms the country's former dictator manuel noriega cast dead. he died after several weeks from complications of brain surgery. >>> today the pentagon is expected to test a new system that could shoot down a ballistic missile. it's in response to the recent threats from north korea. the intercepter missile will be launched from vandenberg air force base in southern california one day after north korea launched a new type of ballistic missile. north korean state media says that kim jong-un is promising to develop more rockets. >>> part of a new waterpark in dublin remains closed this morning. investigators are still trying to figure out how a young boy fell off a waterslide. it happened on saturday the day the park opened. state inspectors w

to show their opposition to the law and apparently the fight began after state representative matt rinaldi told a group of hispanic members of the house that he had called ice on the protesters. >> what you mean? you did what? he said yes, i called ice. and then he said -- >> you say things to inside people. >> that's exactly what i did. >> later a group of democratic lawmakers held a news conference to accuse rinaldi of threatening to "put a bullet in the head of someone on the house floor during the second altercation." this of the comment was made in the direction of a latino democratic representative. >>> an interesting story. a new trend for many people planning to retire -- get a divorce. the number of baby boomers divorcing has doubled in the past 15 years. according to the pew institute researchers, they say it may be because after years of working hard, baby boomers want to enjoy their retirement and the people they spend it with. that could also lead to retirement financial problems. even in cases where both spouses worked, the earnings level tend to be higher for men and that ca

boy, did things get heated when republican house member matt rinaldi announced he called i.c.e.rt protesters who were holding signs that read "i'm illegal and here to stay." >> he says he was then assaulted verbally and physically by lawmakers, admiting he threatened to shoot one democrat in defense. it was all too much for this lawmaker. >> the guy made a stupid comment. he's racist. he's a bad person. we're not going to allow people like that to get away saying things like that because they think nothing's going to happen that. >> democrats deny assaulting rinaldo and i.c.e. say they never received a phone call about the protesters. >> turn down the temperature. >>> you can expect a lot of suspensions, fines and helmet-throwing jokes after fireworks in san francisco. giants pitcher hunter strickland, bryce harper of the nationals, he gets plunged and here comes harper. he got hit by a 98-mile-an-hour fastball, so he throws the helmet. you saw he missed by about six, eight feet. then they go at it, they charge the mound. you see the drawl ensuing, harper landing a few blows. bo

on twitter called rinaldi a liar.ot to make sure we hold politicians accountable. >> the chaotic final day of the legislature's regular season may not be the last day of work for lawmakers after all. governor greg and booth said he may call them back to work to clear up unfinished business. >> i will be making a announcement later this week, about special sessions. cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> well, we know former vice president joe biden is keeping bus which new roles at the youth of the pen and the university of delaware. but apparently not too bus toy help some friends tie the knot. >> off inch ate dollars wedding ceremony, henry, finance chair of the democratic national committee, married kylie per r i on saturday. actress melanie give it was there posting the picture on instagram. >> well, the end after era. >> after almost four decades of serving up some of the favorite little pete's restaurant officially closed last night around 9:00 the iconic 24/7 diner at 17th and chancellor just off 17th and walnut st. serve

during the protest, republican representative matt rinaldi claimed he called immigration and customsed were undocumented immigrants. rinaldi says he was threatened by a democratic colleague and assaulted by another after telling them about the call. he told them he would shoot anyone who got too close: ( mark ) the protesters were rallying against the state's new anti-sanctuary cities law. ( darya ) game one of the n-b-a finals is set for thursday at oracle arena and it is not too late to get tickets.( mark ) kron 4's gabe slate shows you how to find the cheapest seats. ((pkg))if attending an nba championship game is on your bucket list. now

so, in response to that statement, poncho called that rinaldi a liar.heated yesterday on the last day of the legislature here in texas. john and poppy? >> it's pretty remarkable, lawmakers representing the american people, and it dissolves into this. ed lavandera, thank you for the reporting. it is important to note this is not the first time we've seen a political grudge match escalate. in just the last week, a soon-to-be congressman body slammed a reporter. >> all right, joining us now is larry sabato, director for the center of politics at the university of virginia. larry, are we at a new place right now? you know, i was watching that video from the texas floor last night, thinking, gosh, are we going to see more of this? is there a new coarseness in american politics? >> i think we are, john. look, i'm not going to deny that american history is dotted with examples of legislators and congressmen getting into fights of one sort or another, but here's the difference, we're in the age of donald trump. what happened over the past two years? donald trum

during the protest, republican representative matt rinaldi claimed he called immigration and customsnforcement on protesters he believed were undocumented immigrants. rinaldi says he was threatened by a democratic colleague and assaulted by another after telling them about the call. rinaldi says the democrat threatened that he would shoot anyone who got too close: ( anny @ land ) a bill passed earlier this month will make it a crime for officials to ignore federal immigration detainer requests. opponents fear it empowers police to question someone's immigration status at a traffic stop. ( mark ) former panama dictator manuel noriega has died

[habla en inglÉs] "rinaldi amenazÓ con dispararle a uno de mis colegas en la cabeza, tiene que teneretarnos". -- estamos aquÍ para trabajar y respetarnos". >> no tengan miedo. nosotros sabemos que el gobernador y el presidente no son mÁs fuertes que dios. mariana: esta ley entra en vigor el 1 de septiembre, sin embargo ya existen demandas en su contra. enrique: medio centenar de manifestantes protestaron frente a la residencia del gobernador de texas en contra de la misma ley, que ademÁs de prohibir a las ciudades santuario tambiÉn pide a los policÍas que pregunten el estatus migratorio de cualquier persona bajo sospecha de estar en el paÍs sin documento. los manifestantes escucharon mÚsica de mariachi mientras portaban carteles que decÍa "buenas noches sb", "perturbaste nuestra paz, asÍ que perturbamos la tuya". arantxa: una mexicana lleva aÑos en el paÍs, cumpliÓ con sus visitas a ice, pero podrÍa ser separada de su familia. se preparan para asegurar su permanencia en el paÍs. reportera: genoveva recibiÓ hace dos semanas una carta donde el burÓ de vigilancia e inmigraciÓn y aduanas

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." >>> there was a threat made from representative rinaldi to put a bullet in one of my colleague's headover immigration takes a turn after a state senator says he caused i.c.e. on protesters. >> they were loud and they were protesting. >>> two men are dead for trying to defend women against extremists. >> clearly what happen on that train was an act of terrorism.

rinaldi called in immigration some demonstrators had signs saying they were in the country illegally. democrats say there were no such signs and ice said it was never called. the dallas area republican later conceded his behavior was to get a reaction. >> were you saying things to incite people? >> despite the debacle in austin. the governor of the state may have to call a special legislative session to address business items they didn't get to this go around. >> bret: thanks. the owner of the 3-mile island nuclear plant says the facility would shutdown in 2019 without a financial rescue in pennsylvania. there was a meltdown of the one of the two reactors. management said they sustained five years of financial losses. a down day on wall street. bounty hunters in florida have been going after unusual prey. they are pythons and they are in the top of the food chain in the every grades. what is being gone about it? >> florida's python problem is so big and so bad, the state is paying a python posse to haunt them and kill them. >> pythons are cool. they are huge. we get to jump on big sna