tina: i think she is right.'t see the motivation europe has to give us everything we want, give the u.k. everything it wants. charlie: the people in the eu are saying they give a lot to -- they gave a lot to david cameron before this took place. gerard: that is not true. tina: no motivation to give it to them, what they are asking for. the best of all worlds,. gerry: i don't dispute the question that it is a trade-off between sovereignty and economic integration. we will see. i mean, i think, look, the one thing we have seen unfortunately in the last few days is that the people that campaigned for brexit really did not have a plan, and that is, that is deeply reprehensible. there will be a negotiation. be,uess is that there will despite the rhetoric you have seen, there will be a desire to find an accommodation with the u.k. says, theyzanny cannot give too much to britain, because there are these separatist tendencies in lots of eu countries. is theythey can do can't seem to be reporting -- rewarding britain for

you can find people who voted for the reasons tina did. you can find people who voted because they thought it was an argument between david cameron and boris johnson and hated all tories. this is a vote against the establishment, i agree with gerry on that. we've had enough of the experts as michael gove said. it was the establishment, two fingers to the establishment from the british people. >> yes, it was that. but you can't separate that from the sentiment of europe. polls have shown this for 25 years in britain, it's not just confined to a wing of the conservative party andeth one of the labour party's problems. the labour leadership is out of touch with labour voters. this is a deeply -- again, not hostile but skeptical -- britain has long been skeptical and indeed skeptical about the whole european project and deeply opposed to -- >> because a lot of people have -- yes, and there are aspects and that's why we didn't join the euro quite sensibly. britain has a different relationship with the european union than many of the core member

tina cites almost 20 hours in travel time and a dayful of rehearsal in uk before the quick split.be the point of lying to the public and knowing that anyone could see when the date was. and now -- a kardashian birthday bash. >> birthday car ride, we're raging. >> now i do feel love for the rest of my life. >> there was a lot of love for khloe on her 32nd birthday, partying arcade style at dave and buster's with family and friends. including chrissie teigen and john legend. >> marked the occasion with a throw-back pic, almost as cute as a birthday greeting to her auntie. the biggest surprise, blac chyna and rob, posting pictures like this. she tagged it, so much fun with momma. >> so she's already calling kris her mom. we might be wondering how the kardashians party in a place like that without being mobbed with all their fans it's easy, you reet out the whole place. >>> "the legend of tarzan" took over hollywood boulevard for their big premiere. surviving the red carpet heat is another story. our carly spiel was there. >> i feel like i'm in -- you're wearing? >> kimono. >> pink fu

the reasons tina did. you can find lots of people.his was a vote against the establishment, angry about that. we have had enough of experts. , from theishment british people. >> yes, it was. you can't separate that from the sentiment. polls have shown this for 25 years. confined to a wing of the conservative party. the leadership is out of touch with voters. labor leaders are skeptical. not hostile but skeptical. they have been skeptical about the whole project. there are aspects and that is why we did not join the eruo. britain has a different relationship with the european union. people wereean what voting for now was not powered by different arguments about why they didn't like the status quo. share ofhink a large the british public has been festering in the main thing they are concerned is anti-europe. the economic fallout, the beginning of a strong surge of nationalism and right wing come up for a lack of a better word, politics. >> me do the second one first. we are already seeing a surge of populism of different flavors. we are

. >> reporter: tina was a san francisco police officer for over 20 years. she says it taught her a lot about dealing with people and getting them to understand the right thing to do, skills she still uses all the time. just in a different venue. making sure her daughter has a future in her favorite sport. if you head into the backyard of the family home in saratoga, be prepared. this is a sport 15-year-old raquel has been doing for years. although mom tina says she's been in the water much, much longer. since she was 4 months old. therapy for her erb's palsy. >> she would fall over, couldn't walk straight, limping. >> reporter: major surgery helped raquel gain range of motion, and swimming has been great for her recovery, not to mention her trophy case. >> my daughter just went crazy, she won gold and silver medals. she was paired in a duet. she was the only girl with a disability on the team. >> reporter: her disability means high level competition like the olympics is out of reach. it was a bitter pill for her and her mom to swallow. >> that's the hardest

jim and brooke. >> thanks, tina. >> tina, were there any americans in the airport. >> there were some, we are finding out through twitter and facebook, people tweeting what they witnessed. most remarkable steven nabill was on his way back from his honeymoon with his new wife and they were in the airport transit go through istanbul heading back to new york city. they had separated. he had gone upstairs to get food while she was at a coffee shop. he heard gunfire. he started running toward her and they hidden side a closet in an hair salon. they felt like sitting ducks. she was injured in a tax. >> it is one of the busiest airport in the world. thanks tina for up that tait. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" as we learn more about the terror attack in particular. we are constantly updating our web site cbs philly.com. >>> also overseas, eu leaders are meeting in brussels for a second day to discuss brexit vote. david cameron says it is up to britain to deciding whether to start divorce proceedings. we will have more on how wall street is reacting to the brexit developments in the next half

>> i wish i'm going to take them and keep them forrher. >> that was tina knowles on sunday.momma bear on the haters yesterday. she got some flack for saying this -- >> on behalf of my beautiful daughter, who is on a planee she had to rrn straight from the ssage, and get on a plane and fly to london for a concert. >> sure, the concert was in the uk, just not in london. and it turns out it was scheduled for tuesday. not monday. tina tooo to instagram to set the record straight saying first of all, i did make a mistake on the city and the date. i am hurt and disappointed, because i know what kind of work, sacrifice and personal money it took for her to do this show. and support the b.e.t. awards show. ♪ ♪ >> but did beyonce really need to jet off right after her performance? tina cites almost 20 hours in travel time in a day for rehearsal before the uk show for the quick split. like she said, what would be the point of lying to the public and knowing that anyone could see when the date was? ♪ >> and now, a kardashian birthday bash. >> birthday car ride, we're raging. >> if i di

gael: ¿se retira, tina? gina: dile que me llamo gina. carlos: sí, tina. digo, gina. gina, gina.order. se le olvidó la bolsa, pina. gina: ¡gina! gael: se enojó chepina. carlos: mi amor, por favor, te suplico, no te vayas. mi amor. gina: feliz aniversario. carlos: por favor, yo te amo. no tiene donde vivir. ya me quedé con la nube cargada. ahora sí, jefe, ya podemos cenar. ¿je?-- abel: ¡arránquense, muchachos! [mariachi] carlos: no, córtalo. cor-- [celular] karím: ahí está. ¿qué húbole, carlitos? ¿te gusta la serenata romántica? carlos: córtalo, córtalo. ambos: córtenle, córtenle. karím: y pero, ¿por qué? carlos: porque gina se enojó y se fue. abel: ¿se enojó? karím: ¿y por qué se enojó? carlos: porque... [suspira] porque estoy durmiendo con mi jefe. ambos: ¡en la máuser! ♪ ♪ ilia: es sÁbado 4 de junio, estas son las principales noticias. continÚan las reacciones por la muerte del gran mohamed alÍ. el triple campeÓn mundial muriÓ a los 74 aÑos en arizona. el pÁnico se apodera de miles de electores en veracruz, mÉxico, donde maÑana habrÁ elecciones locales. denuncian que a sus celu

we were like three days off. >> tina's depression is so deep, her husband had asked tina's mother to help look after her. >> apparently i was talking about jumping. i don't remember talking about jumping. apparently they were trying to keep the car keys away from me. >> according to tina, on that july morning, her mother lost patience with her for not being able to get over her depression. it was too much for tina to handle. >> i snapped, and i lost all hope and i saw the car keys laying over by the refrigerator on the counter. i grabbed them, i ran out the door. >> but before tina drives away, her 6-year-old daughter pleads with her. >> she came out of the house and she saw me in the car and she's banging on my window, and she's banging on there saying, mommy, mommy, take me with you, take me >>> a gunman on the run leads a squad car on a chase in texas. that ends with one man dead. the drama begins in tylertown square at the smith county courthouse where every day passions run high. >> in a courthouse, whether it is new york city or tyler, texas, that courthouse is full of emotion.

up, tina love will be performing one of the songs she'll be singing at the island reggae festival.ommunity calendar of events we think you should know about. an art exhibition is being put on by the artist association's emergent curators program in san francisco at 608 commercial street. there will be an artist talk and closing reception on july 9th from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. we have been proud to showcase this before to show the work of emerging americans. you can go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> and then it's time for the san jose obon festival july 9th. japan town's largest festival steeped in tradition and fun. we will be featuring the san jose obon next week. and nbc bay area and berkeley humane will host our clear the shelters adoption row in conjunction with bark and meow street fair at 9th and carlton street and we'll have more information and details coming up here and on nbcbayarea.com/cleartheshelters. >>> musician tina love will be performing at the reggae festival. we are going to get a live preview here first. >>> and as we have been mentioning love will be a featured performer

he swims with priscilla back to the boat and focuses on tina.le, priscilla is fighting her own battle with the waves. on his third attempt, alex gets the harness around tina and they hoist her up. >> once i started to be lifted, i thought, well, this is great. this is my rescue. >> by now, the boat is nearly underwater entirely and the dog is nowhere in sight. paul is bleeding badly from a cut on his arm as alex secures his hoist up. the couple watches as "the tormenter" sinks, presumably with priscilla. >> the paramedics couldn't see priscilla anywhere around the boat. it appeared that all had been lost. >> but as the chopper turns to leave, the tenacious bull terrier suddently appears, clinging to the last visible piece of "the tormenter." >> i couldn't believe the dog was still there. i thought the dog had unfortunately drowned. >> all eyes turned to alex. does he have the energy left to go back down? >> i said to crewman joe, give me 60 seconds in the water. if the dog doesn't come, we'll just have to leave her. i started calling the dog's n

tina why do you kick us off. we have seen through the obama air at arise of the anti-obama last that critiques him for continuing and entrenching the war on terrorist bases it. what do you see as the power that the obama administration has claimed regarding armed conflict zones and with the policy consequences of his decision to do those things. c thank you charlie and good morning everyone. i want to begin by analogy in the last couple of days has sometimes been depressing in terms of conversations about a progressive vision of the constitution but more often really inspiring. i was thinking about that this morning when i was thinking about talking to you and the fact that not only is there not really a progressive vision with respect to a critically important area of four powers but i think the position the founders had with respect to structure in the constitution with respect to war powers times powers was on the verge of being roe can. war powers are critically important because once they are given the execu

. >> ther tina kraus on the outcome -- reporter tina kraus on the outcome that forced british prime minister david cameron to resign. >> reporter: "brexit" reporters celebrated when word came down that great britain was leaving the 28-nation european union. >> the sun has risen on an independent united kingdom! >> reporter: the vote was a massive defeat for prime minister david cameron who announced he would leave office in october. >> i do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination. >> reporter: the british pound was down to a 30-year low and stock markets around the world plummeted. voters to backed leaving the eu say they will have more control other trade, immigration and other economic issues. >> there is no need in the 21st century to be part of a federal system of government based in brussels that is imitated nowhere else in the world. >> reporter: president obama said the united states respects the voter's decision and our partnership with britain will endure. leaders across europe are expressing concern the french pres

tina krause is in london to bring us up to date on the eu break-up. >> reporter: prime minister david cameron addressed parliament for the first time since brit end and's historic vote to leave the european union. >> i am clear and the cabinet agrees the decision must be accepted. >> cameron announced his resignation friday, he says, he will not begin the formal exit from the eu before he leaves office. >> before we do that we need to determine the casino of relationship we want with the eu. and that is rightly something for the next prime minister and their cabinet to decide. >> more than three and a half million people have signed a petition urging the british government no a null the vote. that's enough signatures to get a debate in parliament. >> i think that's irrelevant. we've made our decision, the people have voted. >> this man is worried about the unrest, brexit is bringing to the uk. >> young against old, deprived areas against privileged areas. >> it was another rough economic day in the market. the british pound plunged 3% against the dollar, that's after losing 10% friday

. >> reporter: though mom tina says she's been in the water much, much longer.ince she was 4 months old. therapy for her condition that severely limited her mobility as a child. >> couldn't raise both arms. she couldn't do this. she'd fall over or couldn't walk straight or always act like she was limping. >> reporter: a major surgery at age 6 helped raquel regain some range of motion. taking up synchronized swimming has been great for her recovery. not to mention her trophy case. >> the first season, my daughter just went crazy. she won gold and silver medals. she was paired in a duet with a girl -- she was the only girl with a disability on the team. >> reporter: as good as she is, though, raquel's disability means high-level international competition like the olympics is out of reach. it was a bitter pill for her and her mom to swallow. >> that's the hardest thing as a parent you'll ever be able to witness is when your child, regardless of who they are, they put their heart and soul into something, they excel, but because they don't meet a criteria, they're to

they killed dozens, and hurt american 140 others, and then blew themselves up. >> tina krause is liven with the late the on the investigation, good morning, tina. >> reporter: jim and brooke good morning. americans in the terminal at the time are describing a horrific scene as they heard gunfire and then explosions and hid, waiting for the terror to end. this video posted on social media appears to show moment one of the explosions, tore through turkey's largest airport on tuesday. shortly before the blast turkish officials say assailants armed with ak-47 opened fire at entrance of the international terminal. this this footage appears to show an officer taking one of them down moments before the suspect blew himself up. outside of the airport

." >> tina was a san jose police officer for more than 20 years.he says it taught her a lot about dealing with people and getting them to understand the right thing to do. there are skills she uses all the time just in a different venue, making sure her daughter has a future in her favorite sport. if you head into the backyard of the family home in saratoga, be prepared to meet her daughter's feet long before you see her face. that sort of thing just happens around synchronized swimmer, a sport 15-year-old raquel has been doing for six years. >> there you go. the right amount of speed. >> though mom tina says she's been in the water much, much longer. since she was 4 months old. therapy for her palsy, a condition that severely limited her mobility. >> she couldn't do this, raise her arms, fall over and act like she was limping. >> reporter: a major surgery at age 6 helped her gain some range of motion and taking up synchronized swimming has been great for her recovery. not to mention her trophy case. >> the first season, my daughter just went crazy

that being said, if they get more dovish and the yields go lower, i get the tina argument. look at how equity markets act in europe and in japan, where trillions of dollars of sovereign debt are below the zero interest rate. i don't think this will be positive for u.s. stocks. >> what you see in japan, what you see in europe is fear. nobody wants to buy risk assets when your central bank is telling you, we're in a whole lot of trouble and we're not exactly sure what to do about it. so we're going to start experimenting. you know, if you're going to experiment, you probably don't experiment by taking your nest egg and putting it in -- >> now they're going to have to experiment if they cannot raise anytime soon. and we have some sort of crisis that engulfs the u.s. >> the real thing about tina, of course, the valuation, if things were working properly, and the earnings yield on the s&p is almost 6%, and most stocks are yielding more than the ten-year treasury, the s&p multiple shouldn't be what it is. it should be 24, 25. it should be 30. the market doesn't believe in tina. i

and i think tina is the trade. this is no alternative. >> that's where we are. tina is the trade. that's the case and you're going to get a meltup, that's fine. but ha we saw in december and january, what got me so bearish is what you see interest rates rising, that will stop this thing dead in its tracks. not necessarily about a 25 basis point, but start to see inflation manifest itself in oil, commodities, those types of things, when the fed has to raise rates and/or some of our international creditors sell off bonds, that will stop this bull market. i thought it was happening in january. >> i actually think if these things start to rally, that's good stuff. inflation, we want inflation. we want commodity prices to be doing what they're doing. i think ultimately that's a sign of things getting healthier. >> looks like there's acknowledgement on the desk of the force that tina has in these markets. in this environment, you guys are a little more on the cautious side. you see tina, you acknowledge the risk, you believe there are fundamentals that underpin this as well. how do you

. >>> tina bowles was a san jose police officer for more than 20 years. she said it taught her a lot about dealing with people and getting them to understand the right thing to do. they're skills she uses all the time but in a different venue. making sure her daughter has a future in her favorite sport. if you head into the back yard of the bowles' family home in saratoga be prepared to meet daughter raquel's feet before you see her face. that sort of thing happens around synchronized swimmers. a sport raquel has been doing for six years. though mom tina, says she's been in the water much, much longer. since she was four months old. therapy for her erb's palsy. a condition that limited her mobility as a child. >> couldn't raise both arms, she'd fall over or couldn't walk straight or she would act like she was limping. >> a major surgery at age six helped raquel gain some range of motion. taking up synchronized swimming has helped that. >> she won gold and silver medals. she was the only girl with the disability on the team. >> as good and passionate as sh

tina, thank you for your time. >> check out the home page of the daily mail right now. the caption, brexit earthquake, black friday panic. we got this statement from the white house ten minutes ago. they said we expect president obama will speak with david cameron over the course of the next day and we'll release further comment as soon as appropriate. >> president obama is in san francisco right now and he made quite the entrance and then dashed off to dinner with bay area vips near at&t park. >> reporter: they took off and headed to the hotel after -- first came the [ inaudible ] and then marine one and president obama touched down >> reporter: for someone that comes a lot, it's fun to see that out there. >> i think it's really cool that the president is here. i think it's super awesome. >> reporter: the president is in the bay area to speak at the globe entrepreneur summit. >> >>: i was a little surprised. >> reporter: and stepped up secret service detail. >> i brought my kids to climate the climbing gym and was told you may want to stick around because the president

. >> tina krause is live from london with the late the on the investigation, good morning, tina. >> reporter: jim and brooke good morning. americans in the terminal at the time are describing a horrific scene as they heard gunfire and then explosions and hid, waiting for the terror to end. this video posted on social media appears to show moment one of the explosions, tore through turkey's largest airport on tuesday. shortly before the blast turkish officials say assailants armed with ak-47 opened fire at entrance of the international terminal. this this footage appears to show an officer taking one of them down moments before the suspect blew himself up. outside of the airport frantic passengers ran to safety as emergency crews rushed into help the wounded. >> one guy had holes in his back from shrapnel, from glass. >> reporter: others rush to a nearby hospital where victims were being treated. this turkish man was desperate looking for his mother. distraught relatives were behind him. while there has been no claim of responsibility federal officials tell cbs news that the incident has all

cbs news' tina kraus is live in london with more. >> reporter: good morning. london and scotland wanted to stay in the european union. but an overwhelming majority of other brits decided it was time to leave. scotland is already looking at holding a second independence referendum so they can choose to stay in the eu and here in bring fan there's a great deal of uncertainty. >> reporter: british prime minister david cameron made a shocking decision to step down after the uk voted to leave the european union. >> i do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination. >> reporter: the prime minister called for the "brexit" referendum under pressure from members of his party, including former london mayor boris joso

good morning, tina. >> good morning, brooke, jim.prime minister david cameron staked hits reputation on keeping britain in the european union. but this brexit result ended up costing him his job. >> british prime minister, david cameron, made a shocking decision to step down, after the uk voted to leave the european union. >> i do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country, to it next destination. >> the uk has voted to leave the european union. (cheers). >> initial polls suggested close race, but voters in northern glands, and whales, helped tip the scale in favor of independence. >> the sun has risen out on independent united kingdom. >> the prime minister calls for the brexit referendum under pressure from members of his party, who claim europe cost and controls too much. anger over mass immigration, fueled the campaign because of the eu's open boarders. >> it does demonstrate the level of division, and anger in the country. i think that it really is a wake-up call for westminster. >> brita

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meanwhile, cbs reporter tina kraus explains a u.s. travel warning is raising questions about what authorities may have known before the attack. >> reporter: travelers and workers raced to safety just moments before one of several explosions ripped through the airport in istanbul. another video shows an attacker on the ground after police apparently shot him. seconds later, he blew himself up. >> there was a bomb here. >> wow. >> yeah. he went down and after i just running and maybe close. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence. >>> say the terrorists were armed with grenades, suicide vests and automatic weapons. the assailant opened fire at the entrance to the international terminal. dozens were killed and more than 200 people were wounded. president obama condemned the attacks while traveling in canada. >> we stand with the people of turkey and we intend to do what's necessary to make sure that these kinds of terrible events are not happening. >> reporter: airports around the world immediately beefed up security following the attacks that tu

. >> tina krause is in london. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. britain's chief financial officer says the uk is ready to face the future from a position of strength but friday's brexit result triggered the resignation of a dozen politicians and u.s. secretary of state john kerry is traveling across the pond. it comes as british and eu leaders continue to weigh the impact of a messy divorce. speaking in rome, secretary kerry expressed support for both sides. >> most important thing is that all of us, as leaders, work together to provide as much continuity, as much stability, as much certainty as possible. >> reporter: exit negotiations are already proving complicated. british prime minister david cam r cameron announced he is stepping down in the fall. boris johnson in a bid to replace him claims there is no need to rush, writing in the daily telegraph today, quote, the neve consequences of the vote are being wildly overdone. financial experts around the world remain concerned that brexit could trigger a slowdown in the economy. global stock marke

tina kraus is in london. >> reporter: istanbul's ataturk airport is the busiest.t was the world's 11th busiest last year and it was packed at the time of these attacks. this video posted on social media appears to show the moment the attack happened on tuesday. turkish officials say assailants opened fire at the international terminal. this footage appears to show an officer taking one of them down moments before the suspect blew himself up. outside the airport, frantic passengers ran to safety as emergency crews rushed in to help the wounded. >> one guy had a hole in his sack from shrapnel, from glass. >> reporter: others rushed to a nearby hospital where victims were being treated. this turkish man was desperate looking for his mother, as distraught relatives wailed behind him. while there has been no claim for responsibility, cbs news has been told it has the hallmarks of an isis attack. secretary of state john kerry said this is a sign that the militant group is getting weaker. >> we have to get it right 24/7, 265. they have to get it right ten minutes. >> rep

. >> we'll also catch up with tina knowles. beyonce's mom. is bringing aalong her significant other. >> her new husband. >>> and getting very, very sweet honor next week down in new orleans. so, we're happy for her. >>> if you're looking for a way to make cash cash from home you're going to meet three women who turned their passions into paychecks by blogging. they've got some advice to get you started, too. >> our girl lilianna keeps our summer style in check with lucks for less. >> joy is over there in the kitchen. >> she is making junk food. >> give your mom our love. >>> did you guys know. now we find out. we would have done it. >> maybe not. >> june 24th is take your dog to work day. >> all these benefits to bringing your dog. anyway, they say, companies encourage it because it does so many great things for its employees. >> they say it it increases productivity. i can't believe that. >> i think it does the opposite. if i had blake here -- >> with bambino. >> what would you be doing? >> just playing with them and eating something that wa

tina krause for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> u.s.irports including in our area have increased security following the attack in istanb istanbul. at philadelphia international airport "eyewitness news" talked to passengers who were not in instant bull but traveling overseas. one person described going through extra layers of securi security. >> just makes me really nervous. it could happen anywhere, it could happen at any time. i was glad to have the extra security. it wasn't a big deal. but it obviously takes more time. it makes you think a little bit more about wanting to travel internationally for sure stay with "eyewitness news" as new details emerge in the terror tack in tougher co you can find updates any time online at cbsphilly.com. >>> turning now to campaign 2016. both presumptive presidential candidates are reacting to the istanbul bombing. republican donald trump says, he'd like to see a return of water boarding to interrogate terror suspects. trump is also calling to renegotiate international trade deals. democratic hillar

jet over to london so she wasn't able to stick around to except her award, that's okay, her mother, tinan, did. >> look at her, her mom looks good? >> very good. >> glad you enjoyed the show. >> good show, any time you can have beyonce surprise me, you know i'm in. >> i was asleep, sorry. >> that's all right, i'll fill you in. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3, we go live to london for more on the fall out from last week's breakfast vote. also ahead if you plan to travel for the fourth you're that the alone, expected to be a record breaking year. we'll be >> slot and killed, woman nurds heard by her boyfriend, weapon he use that shocked police. the latest on their investigation just ahead. >> secretary every state, john kerry, heads to london for emergency talks, i'm tina krause in london with fall-out from breakfast. >> and, wounded folcroft police officer christopher doorman gets ready to make another step on his road zero to recovery. plus tell but his conversation on country singer kenny chesney. >> justin, meisha are here, as well as keeping an eye on things, meisha, back, welcome

tina, always good to see you.ing by. >> thank you. >>> up next, we are going to get the latest on the deadly attack at istanbul's airport and monitoring that. we'll be back in just a moment. life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> breaking news out of istanbul, ten are reported dead after two blasts at major airport there. >> joining igt rye now is former fbi profiler clint van zandt. i know it's early but the reports suggest this is very similar to the attack in brussels that was carried out by isis. what do you think so far? >> well, that's what we're hearing as you suggest. that's a lot of information. we don't know what's true yet. we have some

tina? >> says the uk is ready to face the future from position every strength, but friday's breath sit result, us secretary of state john kerry is coming across the ponds for emergency talks with european leaders. >> secretary of state john kerry's european visit comes as british and eu leaders continue to way the impact after messy divorce. >> speaking in rome, secretary kerry expressed support for both sides. >> most important thing is that all of us, as leaders, wok together to provide as much continuity, as much stability, as much certainty as possible. >> exit negotiations proof complicated, david cameron, who announced he stepped down in the fall, is facing intense pressure to cut ties quickly, but former london mayor, borris johnson, who is a in bid to replace him, claims no need to rush, riding in the daily telegraph today that, quote, the negative consequences of the vote are being wildly over done. >> financial experts around the world remain concerned that brexit could trigger sl

tina krause is in london with more. >> reporter: the prime minister david cameron addressed parliamentor the first time since britain's historic vote to leave the european union. >> i am clear and the cabinet agreed this morning that the decision must be accepted. >> cameron announced his resignation friday and will not begin the formal exit from the e. u. before he leaves office. >> before we do that, we need to determine the kind of relationship we want with the e. u. and that is rightly something for the next prime minister and the cabinet to decide. >> more than 3.5 million people have signed a petition urging the british government to anull the vote. that's enough signatures to get a debate in parliament. >> i think that is a -- we made our decision. the people have voted. >> this man is worried about the unrest brexit is bringing to the u.k. >> pitting young privileged areas. >> another rough economic day in the market. the british pound plunged 3% against the dollar and that is after losing 10% friday. and the u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in europe helping to manage the

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tina krause has the very latest on the situation. >> reporter: the river has burst its banks near eiffel tower a and other famous landmarks in paris. flood waters got close enough to the louve to shut it down. worried about leaks in the basement museum workers moved 250,000 artworks to safe are ground. the most famous painting leonardo devin chicago's mona lease ace staying put on the upper floor. >> it was a major attraction to see but we will make it another day. >> the river hasn't been this high, in 35 years, water levels are 20 feet above normal. in neighboring germany people are cleaning up from floods that swept through a region of bull vare use last week and ten people died. hundreds in romania are being evacuated from their homes, as flood, inundate central europe. more downpours are in the forecast. tina krause for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news", super heroes parked their rods in philly. >> find out what you'll see this weekend when we come back, hi katie. >> we are looking ahead here to what we will call a half and half weekend, wet weather

tina kraus, cbs news, london. >> the white house released this statement late last night: her comment as soon as appropriate." and president obama will be making that statement from e bay area. because he landed in the f yesterday... at >>> speaking of, president obama will be making that statement from the bay area because he landed in the flashiest of styles yesterday at san francisco's crissy field. watch. and those ospreys and marine 1 got obama safely on bay area ground. he is here to speak at the global entrepreneur summit and that's why people mingling near crissy field saw an unusual sight in the area a massive sfpd motorcycle escort and significant secret service detail but some locals were thrilled to watch the president land. >> someone who comes to crissy field a lot, it's pretty fun to see something like that out there. >> i think it's really cool that, like, the president is here. i think it's just super awesome. >> super awesome! when it was time for dinner he went to 25 lusk shutting down traffic in the neighborhood in soma. you can see he even took off his shades and

in london, tina krause for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile stocks are plunging worldwide after a britain voted to leave the european union. british pound plumet todd a 31 year low. u.s. markets have reacted to the desituation. just after the opening bell dow jones industrial average fell sharply while u.s. stocks haven't fallen as much as those in europe and asia. dow jones did lose 500 points before recovering some it is now a at 450. >>> villanova's driscoll hall college of nursing has been evacuated after fumes sickened self student. chopper three over the school in lancaster avenue in bryn mawr. students smelled a strange odor and many started to feel sick. so far in one has been taken to the hospital but students are evaluated by emergency medical teams at the scene. also there is no word on the source of that smell. we are waiting for a forecast with katie fehlinger live from the sky deck and katie. >> we will transition away from a storm system and high pressure settling in. even some wet weather to track. we have at the moment very, very scattered, and generally speakin

tina krause, cbs news, london. >>> u.s. officials are very concerned that an attack similar to istanbul could be carried out in this country. so airports across the nation, are stepping up security after the bombings. especially at airports in new york, los angeles, and here in washington. and nikki burdine is at dulles airport with more. >> this morning, at dulles, we saw several armed officers walking around, mostly near the entrance to the airport, which is where the attack happened in istanbul. and many passengers here tell me that security is always in the back of their minds. but especially today. >> it is scary. you just kind of want to watch what is going on around you. and kind of a scary time to fly. >> as the busy holiday travel weekend approachesd security will be on hand at most airports. although it may not always be obvious. passengers may see extra officers on foot. and motorcycles, as well as canine patrols. and travelers today though say they welcome the increase in security. >> and i would always like to