craig boswell says while people are moving on they say the victims of wednesday's ambush will not be forget. reopened for the first time since the murder of two young journalists. >>> been a long two days, i was happy to get back here this morning. >>> at the entrance to the shopping center well-wishers for alison and -- >> it hit me as soon as i hit the parking lot, 24 years old, prime of her life. some idiot takes her out. >>> parker and ward werambushes at this spot during an interview, the two victims will not be forgetten. >> vester flanagan tried to make the get away with a gun, ammunition, additional license plates and a potential disguise, flanagan, a former reporter who went by the name of bryce williams later killed himself after a police chase. dozens gathered outside the cbs affiliate in roanoke for a stop the violence candlelight vigil as life slowly returns to normal, many home the deaths of these two young co-workers will bring some change. >>> the governor of virginia is visiting staff at the tv station today next week a memorial service planned for adam ward, in lieu

i'm craig boswell on capitol hill. that's coming up. i'm not sick. i'm not sick. i'm not sick. she's perfectly healthy. cigna covers preventive care. that's having your back. >>> new jersey senator robert menendez says he will vote against president obama's deal to curb iran's nuclear program. >> menendez the second democratic senator to announce he'll reject the deal. ultimately the fate of this bill comes down to democrats on capitol hill. >> reporter: democratic senator robert menendez says he will vote against the obama administration's deal to curb iran's nuclear program. >> my overarching concern is that requires no dismantling of iran's nuclear infrastructure and only mothballs that infrastructure for 10 years. >> reporter: me then dez, a senior member of the senate -- menendez, a senior member of the senate foreign relations committee, joins senator chuck schumer in opposition. republicans in control of the house and senate plan to pass a resolution disapproving the agreement, but in order to kill it they'll need the support of more democrats to override a presidential

as correspondent craig boswell reports, as trump is riding high, other contenders are gaining ground. >> reporter: report it looks like a campaign stop but donald trump reporting for jury duty in lower manhattan early monday. >> something we have to do. >> reporter: this past weekend trump gave specific about one of his biggest issues, immigration. trump says he will triple the number of immigration officers, build a wall a along the mexican border and even strip citizenship of people born in the u. to parents, who are here illegally. >> donald trump, his plans about mass deportation. >> reporter: immigration advocates called the plan irrational. >> if he goes so far as to say he wants to strip constitution of one of his most key amendments, what else will he propose? >> good morning. >> reporter: in iowa wisconsin governor scott walker was asked about trump's proposal to revoke sit ownership of children born in america to undocumented immigrants. >> what we should do is enforce the law. we enforce the law we will not have that problem much more. >> reporter: national poll from "fox n

cbs news correspondent craig boswell reports. >> on behalf of the board... >> wisconsin governor scott walker opened up wisconsin state fair hours before he and nine other candidates take the stage in the highly anticipated republican presidential debate. the big draw, donald trump, billion air's unfiltered style has given him a double digit lead in the polls. >> there is a lot of potential things that could happen. >> reporter: john spicer is chief strategies of the republican national committee. >> do you see any figures being a wild card than donald trump. >> ask me friday morning. >> reporter: rand paul isn't afraid to mix it up on stage but rather would focus on the issues. >> we should not succumb to you just can say anything and all of a sudden we are in reality tv show. i think there need to be a substantive debate. >> reporter: the debate will last two hours nerd to save time, candidates will not give opening statements. because the field is so crowded the seven candidates trailing in the poles are having a debate of their own before the main event. >> what we're doing right n

craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >>> jeb bush was interrupted by black lives matter. the protesters clashed with bush supporters. bush supportered chanted all lives matter. bush met with black lives matter advocates. >>> christian taylor, the unarmed teenager killed in arlington, texas will be buried saturday. the police officer who shot taylor, brad miller, has been fired. arlington police chief spoke at the gathering. >> i can never promise you that we will not have a crisis in arlington but i can promise you, we will response with compassion, we will respond with love and we will respond with accountability. >> miller's attorney says his client was trying to save his own life and those of other officers when he opened fire. >>> toxic waste from a colorado mine threatens to pose long term health risks to water supplies. the 3 million gallon spill unleashed by e.p.a. workers dissipated as its made its way along the arizona/utah border. >> while it's no longer visible because it's being dispersed, we are taking the necessary tests, looking at the wildlife, fish and re

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craig boswell reports from the white house. >> reporter: donald trump says he was not suggesting that megan kelly was harmonal when he said kelly coming out of her where ever during a heated exchange at last week's debate. trump defended himself on nbc today show. >> it is all fueled by you in the press. it seems ridiculous who would say such a thing. if i were say that it would have been inappropriate. >> reporter: since this roger stone trump's political advisor resigned over fire storm of criticism saying provocative media fights have overwhelmed your core message. i no longer can remain involved in your campaign. and trump's opponents all trailing him in the polls attacked. >> do we want to win? do we want to insult 53 percent of all voters. >> rhetoric we have heard as of ovulate from mr. trump is not appropriate in the presidential election. >> reporter: g.o.p. strategies have said they are concerned trump's comments could hurt rest of the g.o.p. field with women voters but that is something presidential historian peggy noonan says is over blown. >> i actually don't think people

craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >> turns out jeb bush will be among the first political guests on the late show with stephen colbert when it debuts on september 8. he tweeted my first gop candidate. luckily, i do 200 shows a year so i think i can fit them all. >>> some crazy video out of miami right now to show you after a truck and ambulance collide. take a look at these pictures. the force of the impact so strong, the fire truck ended up on its side. in all, 12 people were rushed to a hospital there. most with only minor injuries. investigators are still looking into what caused this crash. the epa is taking the blame for a spill at a colorado mine that sent toxic sludge into two rivers. we have a reporter in durango, colorado, with the growing environmental mess. >> reporter: colorado's governor john hickenlooper toured the durango fish hatchery on the animas river where three million gallons are toxic waste poured into the water nearly a week ago. >> important thing is to make sure that we figure out how to make sure this doesn't happen again ever. >> reporter: the governor is

craig boswell will for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> frightening computer scam is sweeping the nation this one holds your computer and its data his stage for ransom. it is called ransomwear. experts say one of the ways it starts is with the pop up alert telling you there is corrupted files on your computer and then it asks to you click yes to fix it. >> usually 99 percent of users click on that yes and then the the spy wear or the wires into your p.c. >> some people have paid but no surprise here their computer is still infected. the experts recommend anti virus software to mitigate the threat. >>> wonderful wednesday outside, kate will let you know how long this perfect summer weather will be with us. >>> also, get up and get active, fellows relatively short amount of time men need to work out every day to cut their risk of heart disease. >>> also summer vacation is coming to an end and that means it is time to send the kids back to school. we have surprising new information about the heavy work load, after children get home from classes. we will be right back. >>> and, need another

in roanoke, virginia, craig boswell, kpix 5. >>> the head of the chamber of commerce was also shot and is in stable condition after surgery. as a reporter flanagan got his start here in the bay area. he graduated from san francisco state with a degree in tv and radio. and he was an intern and production assistant here at kpix 5. barbara rodgers said she didn't know him well but remembered him as a young eager kid out of journalism school who wanted to be on tv and to do a good job. she added, he is now on television, but in the worst possible way. >>> a collective sigh of relief on wall street today. the closing bell well worth the applause and the dow broke its six-day slide. it was up 619 points. that's the third best close ever. the nasdaq rose more than 191. s&p was up nearly 73. >>> silicon valley has been criticized for its lack of women in tech and now a south bay college is working to change that. kpix 5's kiet do was at its graduation comprised of more than 50% women. >> welcome to our 7th annual gsp closing ceremonies. >> whoo! >> reporter: it is graduation night for the grad

but cbs reporter craig boswell shows us despite the new policies, all is not settled between the two countries. >> reporter: marines carefully unfurled the american flag and then hoisted it high above the u.s. embassy in cuba for the first time since 1961. [ applause and cheers ] ♪[ music ] >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry met with cuba's foreign minister and acknowledged there are still many differences between the two countries. but he says the policies of the past weren't working. >> over 54 years, we had a policy that was isolating us not changing the world. >> reporter: cuba's foreign minister vigorously defended his country's human rights records but critics say the cuban government continues to suppress dissidents and opening up cuba to trade and tourism won't change that. >> the notion that the cuban people will be allowed freedom of speak and freedom of information now that president obama has made concessions to the government denying them these rights is fiction. >> reporter: the cuban government says america needs to lift the trade embargo which restricts tour

craig boswell cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now, during the debate one of the moderators asked donald trump explain his past business bankrupcies. and he ended up taking a shot at atlantic city. >> i had the good sense to leave atlantic city, which by the way ceasar's just went bankrupt, every company, chris can tell you every company virtually in atlantic city went bankrupt, every company and let me just tell you, i had the good sense and i have gotten an lot of credit in the financial pages, seven years ago, i left atlantic city before it totally cratered. and i made a lot of money in atlantic sit. and i'm very proud of it, i want to tell you that, very, very proud of it. >> the next debate set for september 16th. >>> there is a newly revised lawsuit in the closing of lanes on the george washington bridge. the complaint does not mention new jersey governor chris christie. it does, however mention his former deputy chief of staff and his top appointee to the port authority of new york and new jersey. the suit accuses them of racketeering deprivation of constitutional rights and consp

cbs news correspondent craig boswell has more on this. >> reporter: vice-president joe biden is back at the white house amid debate over whether he is considering a presidential run. biden sat down with president obama for their weekly lunch. >> those conversations are wide ranging and they could have everything from work to family. i'll leave it to you whether you think this decision falls in either of those two categories. >> reporter: biden added to the intrigue with the weekend meeting with elizabeth warren believed to be a discussion about a possible candidacy. >> all of the talk is all about biden. will he or won't he. >> it is pretty clear all of the democrats running want to vent even the middle class and that is their vision. no matter who the democratic nominee is that is policy that they will carry forward in the election. >> reporter: hillary clinton is current democratic front runner buy she continues to be dogged over her personal e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. senator bernie sanders, the leading challenger to clinton in the polls says biden's entr

craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> benjamin franklin parkway is line with flags representing 90 countries. cube ace not one of them but could that change with the restoring of the diplomatic relations. coming up at 6:00 our steve paterson has that story and reaction from local cuban americans. >>> the pennsylvania spca says it has rescued 122 cats and kittens from deplorable conditions in the poconos. this he were found inside a home in henryville, earl county, answer transported to spca headquarters. they are being treated for injuries cause by a flee infestation inside the home. officials say the owners had planned an a opening a sanctuary for cats but weren't able to keep up with the rates that the cats reproduce. they voluntarily surrendered the animals. >> some of them do need more extensive medical care. we had one that required a blood transfusion last night which we were able to provide and we're happy to report that the four week old kitten is doing well today. the rest of them are in stable condition and still need additional medical treatment for their injuries. >>

craig boswell has latest from washington d.c. >> this is summer of trump do you believe this? how good is that for my ego. >> reporter: donald trump has had a successful run so far but all of that could soon change. new survey out shows trump, who has led in every poll all summer long is tied in iowa with doctor ben carson. >> what comes up, must come down. >> reporter: brad blakeman was senior staff member for president george w. bush and teach's georgetown. >> people want to see more of donald trump in policy and substance. they have enough entertainment value. >> reporter: there has been hints of the possible problems for trump, he led in i national survey quinnipiac university released last week but when asked to describe, candidates with one word, voters chose arrogant, blow hard, and idiot to describe trump. >> much like hillary clinton he has, to use this word, lousy numbers as far as honesty, trust worthiness, doesn't care about you. >> reporter: polls have not been kind to hillary clinton either. des moines register poll shows clinton with 37 percent support, pay stee

reopened its embassy in havana, craig boswell reports from washington, there is the attitudes towards cuba here at home. >> not since 1961 has the flag flown over an embassy in havana. that changed today. >> for more than half a century, u.s. cuban relations have been suspended in the amber of cold war politics. >>> secretary of state john kerry says the move makes it easier for the two governments to engage. >> the leaders and the cuban people should also note that the united states will always remain a champion of democrat principles and reforms. >>> cuban diplomats here at their embassy in washington have their own message for the american government. restricting tourism and business between the two countries. >> there cannot be normalrelations between two countries when there are economic sanctions that damage the cuban people and damage the interest of the american people. >> reiterated the obama administration is in favor of lifting the embargo, only congress can make that action and many oppose it. >>> marking the argument that the embargo hasn't worked in 50 years why shouldn'

craig boswell reports. >>> the incredible evidence in this shooting have created a new live for victims and their families. it's prompted an enormous outpouring of support as the cards and flowers and balloons continue to pile up here. members of the roanoke, virginia, community came together at wdbj for a stop the rally violence thursday night. crew alison parker and cameraman adam ward were gunned down on tv. parker's parents want her to be remembered. >> that's our hope and something we will work for till the end of our days. >> reporter: barbara and andy will advocate for tougher gun laws. >> at the end of your term you've got nothing to lose and i don't want to see another alison and adam die like this because nothing gets done and i challenge you to join me. >> reporter: police say vester flanagan legally bought two pistols from this gun shop. police searched his car and recovered a glock pistol, a briefcase, three license plates, a wig, and a black hat, also a to-do list. wdbj is considering new procedures before sending crew out to do live shots again. >>> at least four people a

craig boswell for cbs news, the pentagon. >>> well, wild fires in the the west have turned deadly now after flames in washington state kill three fire fighters, and injured four others. fire crews continue to fight the blaze that has consumed more than one and a half million acres. more than 1300 residents from several different communities were forced to leave their homes. state's governor has asked for emergency federal a assistance. >>> former president jimmy carter is opt mystic about his, cancer fight. ninety year-old appeared upbeat as he discussed the moment he found out there was now cancer in his brain after doctors removed the mass in the liver. >> would i say that night and the next day until i came back up to emery i just thought i had had a few weeks left but i was surprisingly at ease. >> mr. carter began radiation treatment this afternoon and his cancer diagnosis prompting some new questions about the best way to treat cancer in older patients. we have doctor lynn schechter here, chief of hemotology and oncology at penn's abramson cancer center what type of cancer this

meanwhile, correspondent craig boswell report, the shopping plaza, in virginia where the shooting happened, has now reopened. >> bridgewater plaza reopened for the first time since the murder of two young journalists. many business owners say they are ready to return to some normalcy. >> it has been a long two days, and i was happy to get back here this morning. >> at the entrance to the shopping center, well-wishers leaving flowers and mo men toast at memorial for reporter alison parker and a.m. caiman adam ward. the murders happened right outside his business. >> it hit me as soon as i hit the parking lot that this young lady who was only 24 years old, prime of her life, and some idiot takes her out. >> parker and ward were ambushed during interview about tourism in the area. people hearsay that the two victims will not be forgotten. investigators say the suspect vester flanagan tried to make a get away with a gun, ammunition, additional license plates, and potential disguise. flanagan, former reporter at wdbj, who went by the name of bryce williams, later killed himself after a police c

craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage, of the news crew killed as we learn more tea tails we will bring them to you on tv and on line at cbs philly.com. >>> now new at 5:00 a day care scare, south jersey mother says that she thought her child was safe until she realized her son left a day care center and made a treacherous journey home. story is unfolding at kinder world education center in hamilton mercer county and that is where new jersey reporter cleve bryan joins us live, cleve. >> reporter: hamilton avenue here is such a busy road. it is chilling to imagine a three-year old cross willing all by himself but one mother says that is exactly what happened while her son was supposed to be and in this day care center. >> it wasn't an hour after, ortiz dropped her off son, aerial today care thursday morning when her teenage daughter called to say 39 year-old was standing outside their house crying. >> i thought she was playing a joke on me. i could not believe my son made it back over here without anybody noticing at the schoo

craig boswell report. >> reporter: donald trump was not suggesting megan keller was hormonal when he said kel had i blood coming out of her where ever during heated exchange during last week's debate. trump defended himself on nbc "today show". >> it is all fueled by the press, you and the press, that's ridiculous, who would say such a thing? if i would have said that, that would be inapropriate. >> his political advise or resigned under the storm of prep civil saying provocative media fights have overwelmed your core message, can i no longer remain involved in your campaign. and trump's opponents, all trailing him in the polls, attacked. >> do we want to win, do we want to insult 53% of all voters? mr. trump ought to apologize. >> the casino of red rick we've heard of late, from mr. up from l not a prepare pro at. >> some strait inning is cents say they're concerned trump's comment could hurt the rest of the gop field with women voters. that's something historian peggy noon and says is over blown. >> i actually don't think people experience donald trump as as a republican, they expe

craig boswell has the latest from washington. >> reporter: jeb bush is on the offensive, attacking donald trump's plan to build a wall on the mexican border. >> it's a great sound bite but it's not defensible in terms of a practical policy. >> reporter: and trump said jeb bush just talked about my fence. it's not a fence. it's a wall and there's a big difference. and comments have become troublesome for the former florida governor. >> do you regret the use of the word anchor babies. >> i was talking about a very narrow casted system of fraud. i appreciate the comment. when i was 17 years old i fell in love with my wife and it's going to be hard for me to get lectured to about the politics for immigration. >> nothing being taken credibly. >> do you see it as necessary? >> absolutely necessary. and probably should have been done sooner. >> reporter: trump is extending his lead in south carolina, a key early battleground state. >> a new poll shows hillary clinton is -- she leads with 54% of those polled followed by bernie sanders at 20%. and joe biden is still debating with 11%. >>> controve

craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >> it could be a while before the u.s. sends an ambassador to cuba. congress is vowing to block the nomination of whoever president obama picks. >>> time to get your shopping on. what items are sales tax free for one more day? >>> it will soon be known as the beer of champions. where you can find beer made by your favorite breakfast cereal and we are not kidding. >>> if you're heading to the delmarva beaches, the weather will be phenomenal today, tomorrow, and into the workweek. mid-80s in ocean city. and same deal every cup has a story. dunkin' k-cup packs in my life were a good fit. a single serving for myself, it's pretty special. it is like having a dunkin' store in my home which is what i've always dreamed of. bring home delicious dunkin' k-cup packs today. your coffee, your dunkin'. dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. >>> good saturday morning

as craig boswell shows us, he also took time today to perform his civic duty. >> reporter: it looks like a campaign shop, buts it's donald trump reporting for jury duty in lower manhattan monday. this past weekend trump gave specifics about one of his biggest issues, immigration. trump said he would triple the number of immigration officers, build a wall, and strip the citizenship of people born here from parents here illegally. >> if he goes so far as to say that he wants to strip the constitution of one of the most key ameant -- amendments, what else is he going to propose? >> ohio governor john kasich is hoping a fellow governor can give him a little bump. >> i'm endorsing john kasich as the next president of the nuisance of america. >> alabama is among about a half dozen states casting ballots early. >> many of the presidential hopefuls have been making stops at the iowa state fair. today carly fiorina addressed thousands about iran. she said if elected, she would demand a new deal. >> until you open every nuclear facility, the united states of america without anyone else's permissio

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cbs 2's craig boswell has more. >> reporter: donald trump is standing by his latest controversial comment that children of illegal immigrants who are born in the u.s. should not be citizens. >> if you are born here, you are an american. period! period! >> i don't think they have american citizenship and if you speak to some very, very good lawyers and i know some would disagree but many of them agree with me. you're going to find they do not have american citizenship. >> reporter: meanwhile, a half dozen gop candidates are at an education forum in new hampshire trying to get voters' attention. >> stop looking at your blackberry and start listening. >> reporter: trump continues to lead the field of gop candidates in every poll. but his opponents say they are convinced trump will flame out long before the first vote is cast in february. >> if you're hot when it's hot, you'll be cold when it's cold. >> reporter: so far, not only has trump maintained his lead, he is showing signs of strength as a general election candidate. a new poll out wednesday morning shows trump has closed to just 6 poi

craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> fbi has begun looking into the security of the private e-mail server hillary clinton used while serving as secretary of state. the move comes after a watch dog group alerted security official that is classified materials may exist on clinton's server or on a thumb drive. the democratic presidential candidate maintains that she never sent or received materials that were classified as classified. >>> someone fired gunshots near camp shelby military post in mississippi. the national guard says latest shots occurred near a military checkpoint east of the base this morning. one person was detained for questioning in connection with today's shooting and yesterday's incident police say someone fired shots near two soldiers at a checkpoint no one was hurt in either shooting. authorities say it is not clear if they are intentional or connected. >>> a professional hunter who helped an american dentist killed a african lion says the case begins him is quote frivolous. he appeared in court in zimbabwe and he thinks his charges of failing prevent an u

craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> negative perceptions of the governor chris christie continue to inch up. new poll says new jersey voters do not sees their governor as presidential material. according to the latest rutgers eagle ton poll 54 percent have of registered voters in new jersey say presidential does not describe christie at all. about half still believe smart describes him very well but more than 58 percent, describe him as very arrogant. 52 percent say he is self centered and 49 percent describe him as a bully. >>> pennsylvania governor tom have wolf visits montgomery county and talks about the stalled pennsylvania budget. the governor held a round table in norristown, they criticized republicans in the legislature calling them irresponsible and saying they are using gimmicks to balance the the budget. the governor used words like sham, insults and disgrace. >> it is not only a disgrace but insult to all of us in pennsylvania, who actually rely and continue to rely on our representatives in harrisburg to actually be stewards of our financial house. >> the commonweal

craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> following his daughter's death allison parker's father is demanding new gun control measures. >> how many new towns will we have, or saint hooks, how many allisons will, you know, is this going to happen to before we stop it. and, it is, you know, i'm challenging you, the media, because again, this is one of your own. >> allison's father went on to say he will not rest until the country find a way to keep guns out of the hand of people with mental illness. >>> this tragedy is also, putting a spotlight on the dangerous nature, something called auto play when you visit a web site and that video plays automatically. video of the chilling ambush circulated on social media but as greg argos shows us is there something to do to avoid those potentially disturbing video. >> reporter: shooter posted first person point of view video of his murders to social media. >> many people ended up watching these killings in some cases in inadvertently because social media sites have something called an auto play feature. >> yes, i saw the video, it is tragic