at least one twister was spotted in scott city, in western kansas. damage or injuries. the national weather service says, the next few days will be stormy throughout the region. >>> a fleet against an american eagle flight drew a huge police response. a swat team met the plane with guns drawn when it arrived at lax from houston. all 80 people were allowed off about an hour later. the airline says the threat was not credible. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back.

you could see a funnel cloud in scott city, 90 miles from dodge and someone snapped a picture of what looks to be two funnel clouds forming in dodge city itself. injuries have been reported 300 miles away in oklahoma and part of at least one highway is completely blocked by the good thing is so far in kansas no major injuries, at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence. >> thank you. >>> after a long stretch of rainy days, we are getting ready for some of the west weather we have had in weeks. >> we earned it. give us the good news. >> we have for sure. today the first day at 80 degrees or higher this month. that's amazing considering our average is in the upper 70s. normally we see a couple of 80s in may. last year we saw tons of them. this year, today was the first. 838 the high. 82 leesburg, 84 fredericksburg. a nice day with plenty of sunshine. the commuter forecast tomorrow, only thing to worry about is sun glare in the morning. 63 degrees early. 85 tomorrow afternoon. look at what we are looking at here. more 80s on the way. tracking the weekend and memorial day rain. i'm tracking a s

at least one twister was spotted in scott city in western kansas. there is no word of any damage or injuries. the national weather service says the next few days will be stormy throughout the region. a threat against an american eagle flight drew a huge police response. a swat team met the plane with guns drawn when it arrived at lax from houston. all 80 people were allowed off about an hour later. the airline says the threat was not credible. kelly hogan has been removed as head of security operations at the t.s.a. the agency has come under fire because of long lines at the airport. jeff pegues has been investigating a major gap in airport security. >> reporter: cell phone camera video obtained by cbs news recorded workers over the last several days entering a restricted area of new york's j.f.k. airport. the employees scan a security card and/or a pin number and walk through the turnstile. their identities are not verified, and their bags are not checked. >> i think the flying public is in -- endangered and it's got to stop. >> reporter: florida s

these images just coming in now from scott city, kansas. take a look. more than a half dozen twisters in just the last 24 hours. severe storms, in fact, from texas all the way up to minnesota. tonight, the region where they're most concerned, that includes denver, and the big change coming to the east for the memorial day weekend. abc's clayton sandell now in colorado. >> reporter: tonight, hail is pounding colorado. oklahoma residents are on alert. >> this could produce a large tornado. we are seeing rain curtains rapidly move in. >> reporter: already this week, more than three dozen tornadoes reported in six states. severe hail near amarillo sending this family racing for cover. near san francisco coe, texas, lightning scorching at least three homes, filling bill stovall's kitchen with smoke. >> heard an extremely loud explosion. >> reporter: in kansas, lightning ignited a fire. and at this minneapolis stadium, lightning struck a bad chord, with 35,000 beyonce fans forced to evacuate. >> please hold onto your tickets and your wristbands. >> reporter:

. >> pam:it was shot near ''scott city' -- in a rural area. >> pam:no reports of any damage or injuries in there. >> steve:new tonight at ten. we are hearing from the son of a wanted arson suspect in the north bay. darrylone shuemake is accused of starting a fire that killed his other son. >> steve:this is video fo the vallejo fire sunday. shuemake's 5-year-old son was trapped inside the home at the time and died in the fire. >> steve:tonight. his other son who was also in the fire but made it out alive. is calling for his father to come forward. >> have some decency for once and allies and turn yourself and and stop running. there is no place for you to go and no one will help you. cousin at the point you have killed your own child. and if anyone tried to help you know when this information they should go to jail right a side of euchred--of you. >> steve:police are warning people tonight. that shuemake is dangerous. >> pam:murder charges for three people accused of killing a millbrae father of two. >> steve:the body of keith green was found on may 11th. dumped in sonoma county. >> repo

we're live in atlantic city, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> love that smile this morning. >>> speaking of atlantic city, we're waiting to hear as governor chris christie has signed a life preserver rescue plan for the city. the senate approved bills that will keep atlantic city from going broke. it gives them five months to couple up with a plan to balance the budget. if the city can't get it done, the state could take it over. >>> 6:08 as people get ready for their summer jaunts, a new report say folks elsewhere may not be as happy to see us coming. we go live to the nasdaq in time square. >> reporter: good morning, to you, tam, let's start with it's a warm morning in new york, which makes it feel like summer, but here's a reminder for you, watch your manners that's according to travel zoo. they say american travelers were found to be the worst behaved in the world. 69% of u.s. travelers say they have taken extra toiletries home. and 64% say they have urinated in the pool or the ocean and that's the highest of any nationality. this begs the question are american traveler

at least one twister was spotted in scott city, in western kansas. there its no word of any damage or injuries. the national weather service says, the next few days will be stormy throughout the region. >>> a fleet against an american eagle flight drew a huge police response. a swat team met the plane with guns drawn when it arrived at lax from houston. all 80 people were allowed off about an hour later. the airline says the threat was not credible. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. (sound♪ of music ♪histling) introducing new k-y touch gel crème. for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. the military is more than a career, it's a journey. and every step along the way, the uso is there. it's an experience that soldier will never forget... that's what the uso does. [announcer] from the time they join, to the time they transition out of the military, the uso is there, offering programs and support along the way. it's way more than a free phone call for us, it's that op

the images coming in are dramatic, at least six twisters spotted near dodge city and scott city, kansas where we know one building has been destroyed, and cars even semis have been tossed and flipped over. tornado warnings have been issued in the area around dodge city and will continue late into the evening. lester, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a growing number of millennials aren't leaving the nest, a new pugh study found that millennials are more likely to live with their parents than anyone else. slightly fewer of them live with a spouse or partner. the rest live under other circumstances, alone or with other relatives or in group settings like dormitories. >>> how did a company producing socks experiencing tough times pull itself up? next at 6: mayor ed lee takes center stage at the white house. ===raj/take vo=== his vow to use silicon valley technology -- to stop gun violence. ===jess/take vo=== plus getting vets timely health care. the pilot program launched today in the bay area designed to cut down on wait times and save lives. >>> finally tonight, something great is afoot in

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katherine scott is in atlantic city for people preparing for the holiday weekend. they are out and about already, that's the place to be. >> reporter: i sound in friends, guys, it's early, a lot going on already. a lot of people heading to the shore this weekend and heading down to the boardwalk. you can see the world famous boardwalk heading to the beaches it's going to be a hot one today. you can expect to see a lot of people out. the cities in the throes of the financial turmoil. the summer is welcome as the city stirs up commerce, it starts with the annual memorial day tradition, the unlocking of the ocean, mayor don will be unlocking the beach. the focus is to boost tourism with arc tiforts that will bring people here and not just to the casinos. this year the beach concerts are planned. there are plans for a 200-foot observation on the steel pier. this summer a lot to look forward to and a lot to look forward to this weekend. >>> we'll be more jealous and the sun comes up and you're soaking it in, thank you. >>> we're waiting to hear if governor chris christi

katherine scott is live along the atlantic city boardwalk. there's ton on tap to do, i told you when the sun started coming up i would be jealous of you this morning. >> reporter: you should be jealous, the birds are chirping. some people will be out and about riding their bikes. right here on the boardwalk, you can see the sun is coming up. a little pink in the sky. it's a gorgeous morning at the shore. we're going to have a lot of company pretty soon when everybody comes down and has their memorial day weekend along the shore. that's welcomed news to the city that's been wracked with financial troubles. the focus this weekend will be on the fun. that starts with the unlocking of the ocean outside resorts casino. the mayor will be at the north carolina beach to turn the key and welcome the summer season. this is video from last year. the beach concerts are planned, as well. they are looking ahead to next summer, as well when a 227 high observation wheel will be built on the steel pier and that's going to be ready to go. they gave us a sneak

military advisers have been actively helping in the plan to retake the city, scott.while no one could tell us when that is likely to happen, the iraqi government blames isis for launching terror attacks in the capital from fallujah. charlie, thank you. >>> we asked the former head of the fda who is to blame for the painkiller epidemic. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. and to keep thosew they fdarks from fading... there's woolite darks. it's free of harsh ingredients, keeping dark clothes looking like new for 30 washes so your love for dark clothes will never fade. woolite darks. moisture so i can get into it ao enhance mbit quicker. ral and when i know she's into it, i get into it and... feel the difference with k-y ultragel. i use resolve pet foam. spray it on evenly. rub it in. and then i vacuum. it's like i have a brand new carpet. and, rigby is enjoying it as well. >>> we don't know yet what killed prince, but we know that he had opioid painkillers with him. millions take them. many are addicted. how did we lose control of opioids and how do we get th

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wusa 9 scott broom made the trip to ocean city. tell us what they are expecting, scott. >> reporter: well, let me tell you, they got out of the town early because they looked atop per's forecast. it's spectacular. somebody turned on the summer switch after a miserable month of may. >> what is that shiny thing in the sky. >> the sun at last. >> i came from vacation. >> reporter: you went on vacation from the beach and came home to-- >> the beach. i love it. >> reporter: incredible start this afternoon to the summer season in ocean city, maryland. it's in contrast to a brutal winter on the coast. the blizzard of 2016 in january brought flooding and destroyed the second time since hurricane sandy. repairs are still underway today but the nasty weather all but forgotten, the beach in spectacular shape. the lifeguards in training. >> this is king pits. he turned one today. first time at the beach. here we are. say hi. >> i am ready to party. i am going to college in the fall. >> reporter: graduating high school seniors are flooding to th

. >>> in fairfax city t scott silverthorn wins another term as mayor. he beat thomas ammazzalorso. this will be his third term as mayor. several other virginia towns and cities held elections today. go to the nbc washington app and search virginia election for leng to more results. >>> witnesses say 14 shots rang out at 8th and decatur streets in the petworth neighborhood. no one was hurt but it's the second shooting within hours in the community. >> the other was a half mile away on illinois avenue. now we have learned the man who was shot there as died. news 4's jackie bensen is live at the murder scene with the latest on the violence in the community tonight. jackie in. >> two shootings, four one leaves a man dead. people in this area are extremely concerned. 14 gunshots. that's how many neighbors say they heard around 8 p.m. at 8th and decatur streets northwest. d.c. police officers blocked off the area with yellow tape and collected evidence, lots of it. it does not appear anyone was hit. it is not clear whether there is any connection to a fatal shooting that happened a few ho

from new york, here's scott >> pelley: a great american city broken to the core. schools closed, water shut off to thousands. also tonight, cruz fights on, but trump eyes a knock-out. >> if we win indiana, it's over. >> pelley: the zika forecast. the virus may be carried further north than first thought. and after a journey out of hell, these lions are rescued from the circus and back in africa. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: detroit is breaking down before our eyes. fundamental systems are failing. today most of its students could not go to school, and the water taps are about to be turned off to thousands. dean reynolds tells us why. [chanting] >> reporter: thousands of detroit teachers walked off their jobs today in a wage dispute, forcing 94 out of 97 city schools to close and leaving more than 47,000 students out of class. ivy bailey is the interim teachers' union president. >> june 30th we're being told that our school system is basically broke. >> reporter: the one-day sick-out was called because cit

holiday weekend and soak in that refreshing sea breeze, that's where we find katherine scott live in atlantic city, the shore the place to be today for sure, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, it's definitely the place to be it's such a relief from my hot house, a nice breeze along the boardwalk. this memorial day it's something that people wait all yearlong for. there's so much excitement the entire summer is ahead of you. we take a look at the boardwalk, we're not alone, we have seen seagulls and people walking up and down the boardwalk. this is what the cash-strapped city is waiting for. state lawmakers sented a -- sent a bill to governor to keep atlantic city running. there's going to be summer beach concerts with jimmy buffet and zack brown band to name a few. animal memorial tradition for the mayor unlocking the ocean for the season and expect the people to be on the beach and it's going to be a hot one, the shore is reading come on down, there's no traffic. that's going to change. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> early bird gets the best beach blanket i think. if you're a

he was my businear >> reporter: they grew up together in scott city, kansas. >> we shared bedrooms. we shared clothing. everybody shared. >> reporter: bryan was the eldest. so what kind of an older brother was he? >> protective. ornery. >> reporter: ornery? >> we were always playing pranks on each other and especially teresa, because she didn't take them so well. >> reporter: bryan was very smart was a given. maybe a little too smart? >> i remember turning to him once and saying, i just want to know what time it is. i don't need to know how the clock was made. >> reporter: here's what they got to do growing up in a small town. they joined 4-h, future farmers of america. they raised their special animals, showed them off in fairs and exhibitions. and bryan knew from the very beginning there was one job he was meant to do. >> i never knew bryan not wanting to be a veterinarian. bryan always said that being a vet was way more difficult than being a doctor because an animal can't tell you where it hurts or how they feel. you have to figure out how they feel. >> reporter: after finishing

military advisers have been actively helping in the plan to retake the city, scott. and while no one can tell us when that's likely to happen, the iraqi government blames isis for launching terror attacks in rle capital from fallujah. >> pelley: charlie d'agata, back in baghdad for us tonight. charlie, thank you. today, north korea said that it would use its nuclear weapons only to defend its homeland. the north's young dictator closed a party congress today that was choreographed to tighten his grip. adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: a confident-looking kim jong-un strode to the stage in a western suit and tie. se was first glimpse inside the workings of the party congress. even though foreign journalists y re only allowed to stay for ten minutes. the event has been a coronation of sorts for the country's leader. and today, he was awarded an additional title: party .hairman. kim has used the congress to underline his commitment to north korea's nuclear program, s t he repeated his vow not to use them unless provoked. western experts believe that north korea has the

taking away from affordable housing in the city. scott/boxes nbc bay area's stephanie chuang is live at city hall. stephanie. live intro city atty dennis herrera says the academy of art has illegally they before previously low income housing converted to student housing. he said the academy put in a change of use request in 2007. he did admit that 11, 12 years ago the school did not apply or wait for zoning changes to combat exploding enrollment. a couple of thousands to peaking higher. they should be providing advice to the commission not asking in place of it. >> they have commissioners, they have a staff of people who have experts in urban design and all of that. none of which resides in the city attorney's office. so he is just taken that over now and he shouldn't do it. >> and the academy's president tried to offer san francisco one of the seven building in question on suddener street which is now student housing. he says that has 687 of the 157 previously low income housing units. in the 23 listed illegally converted building, the c

>> today, the city handed out more than 24 million bottles of water and over 100,000 filters. scott, the mayor here wants to replace all of the pipes but right now there just is not enough money. >> thank you. >>> there its a terrible fire in canada that has forced the evacuation of a city of 90,000 residents. hot weather and drought set off the inferno consuming fort mcmurray. vinita nair is following this. >> reporter: with a sudden shift in the wind the fast moving fire changed direction and exploded into a raging inferno, tearing toward the city center. frantic residents had only a few minutes to try to escape the flames. >> i'm terrified. i'm very scared. very nervous. i don't know if i will have a home to come back to. >> reporter: in the chaotic evacuation, traffic was gridlocked on the only highway out of town. some motorists took five hours to travel 12 miles while walls of flame burned a few feet away. some reported hearing popping sound as boats, cars, campers left behind exploded in the flames. at least 1,600 buildings destroyed. one neighborhood was completely incinerat

katherine scott is in atlantic city checking out the situation and filed this report. >> reporter: the taffy is stocked and the water ice is cold and the beaches are hot. the shore towns are ready for you so get on down here and enjoy your memorial day weekend. >> we got here last night. >> early arrivals eager to get this holiday weekend underway. this morning in ventnor the boardwalk was bustling with rides and walks. >> i'm going to walk every morning. i walk 10 miles every day. >> we play it by ear there is a lot to do there really is. >> heather and bob go out with their 5-year-old twins. they come here each year to enjoy the season. >> we would probably be on a bike right rooid or a run but try ago get them taken out in the stroller. >> in ventnor they are ready for the coming crowds. the sea breeze supplies little break from the heat. the boardwalk is filling up and that is welcome news to this city which has been racked with financial trouble. >> pleasant city needs it. we are struggling down here and hopefully it will be a nice summer weather wise so everyone benefits. >> with

from the broadcast center in new york city i'm scott pelley. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnightews." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm don dahler. donald trump made the rounds in washington meeting with republican leaders who've been reluctant to support his presidential bid. chief among them, house speaker paul ryan. ryan shocked the political establishment last week when he said he was not ready to endorse trump. ryan didn't change his tune after their 45-minute meeting, but he did call it very encouraging. >> i was very encouraged with what i heard from donald trump today. i do believe that we are now planting the seeds to get ourselves unified, to bridge the gaps and differences, and so from here we're going to go deeper into the policy areas to see where that common ground is and how we can make sure tha w are operating off the same core principles. and so yes, this is our first meeting. i was very encouraged with this meeting but this is a process. it takes a little time. >> donald trump also met with the republican national committee, whose help he'll need to raise

but these issues, scott, underline the fact that the motor city still has a long road to recovery. >>ynolds, thanks. >>> well the long road to the republican nomination appears to have run out for ted cruz. the texas senator insists he is still in it. but after being crushed last tuesday, he is likely looking at another loss tomorrow in indiana. there, 57 delegates are at stake. donald trump has the a comfortable lead. major garrett is there. >> reporter: donald trump met diners at a popular indianapolis lunch spot, ordered a ruben and said he was planning to finer off rival ted cruz. >> i would look to get on to hillary. we have beaten all of these folks. indiana is very important. >> reporter: senior trump advisers expect him to win 51 of indiana's 57 delegates and say trump could win them all in a cruz crushing sweep. >> i have a great relationship with indiana and the people. >> cruz scheduled five stops around the state today. >> god bless you. >> huh are you doing? >> ma'am, thank you for being here. >> the frantic pace matched anxiety about the campaign standing in the polls. l

he held a campaign rally in atlantic city this morning and our katherine scott was there. >> reporter: the rally has wrapped up but today bernie sanders was atlantic city he talked about a number of campaign issues including universal healthcare and raising the minimum wage and job creation. cheers inside boardwalk hall this morning as bernie sanders addressed the crowd in atlantic city a day after he spoke at rutgers. he ran through a number of issues in his platform and touched on the financial crisis the city is facing. we spoke to the vermont senator before the rally about why he chose to stop here. >>> this is are a community in trouble i wanted to point out the discrepancy that exist in the country where people are doing phenomenally well while others are struggling. >> reporter: voters made the trip to hear his message in person including verizon workers. >>> we wanted to come out to a rally in philadelphia. we had a rally a few weeks ago, he is on point. >> reporter: as usual sanders did not pull punches when his attention turned to donald trump. oh, you know donald trump, i g

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> welcome to the overnight news.lle miller. the summer travel season right around the corner. a lot of travelers are already dreading the long lines at the security check points. the transportation security administration is blaming the strong economy. and insisting there are many more people taking to the skies these days. but the people who run the airports insist the tsa is to blame. and they're looking for alternatives. new york city's three major airports are threatening to gift tsa the boot. and hire their own security screeners. san francisco and kansas city already use private security. and the busiest airport in the country, atlanta's hartsfield jackson is threatening to join ite list. planes are the fastest way to travel, but wait times just to get on board keep getting longer. airports complain tsa staffing isn't keeping up with increased traffic. >> flit toyou had to get to thet two hours early to get through the security line. >> not only unfortunate, but unacceptsable according to the port authority of

candidate bernie sanders held a rally in atlantic city as he continues to fight on despite trailing hillary clinton in the delegate count. katherine scott was at today's rally and spoke with sanders one-on-one. >> thank you, atlantic city. >> reporter: boardwalk hall erupted in cheers this morning as bernie sanders addressed a crowd of supporters in atlantic city. >> what we're seeing in atlantic city, new jersey, capsulizes the ugliness and the greed that we're seeing all over this country. we spoke to the vermont senator one-on-one before the rally about why he felt it was important to stop here. he says the struggles of atlantic city are reflected in a number of communities across the country. >> people are seeing the declines in their wages. they're seeing declines in the pensions that they were promised. the community is in trouble and we need to create an economy today that works for all americans. >> reporter: senator sanders ran through a number of his campaign issues from tracking to healthcare, raising the minimum wage and job creation. we talked to two first time voters who wanted to hear his message in person. >> it's our fi

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight the republican presidential nomination is over. even before all of the votes were counted in indiana, cruz saw the writing on the wall and he announced he is ending his campaign. donald trump scored a decisive victory in the hoosier state, and his lone opponent for the gop nomination is john kasich. bernie sanders, beat hillary clinton in indiana but it doesn't close his delegate gap. the big news tonight, cruz bows out. from the beginning i have said that i would continue on as long as there is a viable path to victory. tonight i am sorry to say -- it appears that path has been foreclosed. together we left it all on the field in indiana. we gave it everything we've got. but the voters chose another path. and so with a heavy heart, but boundless optimism. for the long term future of our nation. we are suspending our campaign. but hear me now -- i am not suspending our fight for liberty. i am not suspending our fight to defend the constitution. , to defend the judeo-christian values th

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight welcome to the "cbs overnight news." i'm michelle miller. it is another primary day on the road to the white house. republicans in oregon will go to the polls, although donald trump is now essentially running unopposed. for the democrats it is oregon, kentucky. although hillary clinton holds a big lead in the delegate count over bernie sanders, she is taking no chances. nancy cordes reports. >> reporter: hillary clinton a big last minute investment in kentucky. time and money. hoping to pull off a win in one of two states. at a pair of churches, courting the african-american vote. and rallies. her delegate lead is so large she can afford to lose all of the primaries from here on out through the primary season. but her campaign is worried that that would send her sort of limping into the democratic convention in july. and leave her a whacker candidate. sanders has now won a pair of contests in a row with upcoming state the clinton campaign knows they have tough states ahead of them. in

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> hi, everyone, welcome to the "cbs overnightews." i'm demarco morgan. the race for the white house runs through indian inn today. the hoosier state primary is a pivotal moment for republicans. a commanding victory for donald trump would all but assure his path to the nomination. indiana is considered the last best chance for trump's rivals to knock him off course. here's major garrett. >> while trump and cruz slug it out in indiana, campaigns compete ford delegate and gop gatherings in several states. for the first time trump forces beat cruz challenges in massachusetts, delaware and arkansas. a sign that trump's figuring out the rules that he used to scorn. >> reporter: so i am competing against the two guys though they have no path to victory. it's ridiculous. i don't know what we are doing. >> reporter: campaigning across indiana, donald trump tried to bury ted cruz and all but end the race for the gop nomination. >> ted, lying ted. cruz is so hated. he has such a rotten personality. he was born in canada, folks. >> reporter:

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> welcome to the joeovernight news. becoming the presumptive nominee, donald trump is trying to bring together a party sharply divided over his candidacy. a major factor in the effort to unite the gop is who will join trump as his runningmate. chip reid has mr. on the vice presidential sweepstakes. trump told "the new york times" he will announce his choice for vice presidential candidate some times in early july before the republican convention. not clear who was on his list but he is giving some hints. >> i am considering a number of people. i think we'll have a great choice. >> reporter: when it comes to picking a vice presidential candidate. donald trump is a washington outsider looking for an insider. >> think i will probably go the political route. somebody that can help me with legislation and somebody that can help me get things passed somebody that has been friends with the senators and the congressmen. >> reporter: wednesday the real estate tycoon laid out qualifications for perhaps his biggest job opening yet

from new york, here's scott >> pelley: a great american city broken to the core. closed, water shut off to thousands. also tonight, cruz fights on, but trump eyes a knock-out. >> if we win indiana, it's over. >> pelley: the zika forecast. the virus may be carried further north than first thought. and after a journey out of hell, these lions are rescued from the circus and back in africa. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: detroit is breaking down before our eyes. fundamental systems are failing. today most of its students could nogo

from the broadcast center in new york city i'm scott pelley. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm don dahler. mosquito season is right around the corner, but the battle against the zika virus continues to be fought in washington. after a three-month delay the senate cleared the way to fund the fight. but it falls far short of the president's request for nearly $2 billion. zika can cause birth defects and is mostly transmitted by mosquitos. david begnaud is in coral springs, florida, which has its fair share of mosquitos. >> reporter: mosquito controllers insist the zika threat is at florida's doorstep. a few infected mosquitos can cause a large outbreak. here in broward county in south florida where we are they're getting 500 calls a day requesting mosquito spraying. that's ten times the amount they're used to. >> when it rains it fills up. mosquitos grow and four or five days from now adults will be flying around. >> reporter: on the u.s. mainland florida is the front line in the zika fight. more than 100 cases have been reported here. m

city. i'm scott pelley. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news." i'm don dahler. to the white house wind up at capitol hill today for the gop presumptive nominee donald trump. the billionaire businessman will sit down with house speaker paul ryan to see if they can find common ground. ryan, the nation's highest ranking elected republican stunned the political establishment when he said he was not ready to support trump's presidential bid. ryan insists his main goal is to bring the party together. >> that means we need a real unification of our party. which, you know, look after a tough primary, that is going to take some effort. we are committed to putting that effort in. i want to be a part of the un y unifying process we are at full strength this fall so we can win this election. we cannot afford to lose this election to hillary clinton to pack the supreme the court keep the liberal obama agenda going. we have to be at full strength to win the election. we have to go through the effort and process of unifying. >> major garrett has more. >> several prominent cong