john? >> dickerson: paula reid. thanks, paula. a woman in texas was sentenced to return to prison today because she voted in the 2016 election. as omar villafranc identification, but her criminal past made voting a crime. >> and she said, put your hands behind your back. we have a warrant for your arrest. >> crystal mason still remembers the day she was arrested for wating in the last presidential election. >> my mom kept nagging, go vote, go vote, go vote, go vote. e.said, okay. i did what she said. i went to go vote. >> reporter: the 43-year-old was on supervised release for tax fraud when she cast her ballot. in texas, that's against the law. do you feel that since you served your time and you were out of prison, should you be able to cast a ballot? >> we should. we pay taxes. and that's what i believed. if i had a doubt in any way, i wouldn't have did it. >> reporter: here felons can't vote until they have completed their full sentence. now, mason faces five years in state prison for voter fraud and today was given ten months

i'm john dickerson. and this is our western edition. he represented them in congress for more than 35 years. now, arizonans are saying a final goodbye to senator john mccain. at this hour, they are filing past his casket in the rotunda of the state capitol in phoenix. mourners have been lining up for hours, despite triple-digit temperatures. mccain's widow, cindy, began what will be five days of emotional farewells to an american hero. nancy cordes is in phoenix. >> reporter: arizonans lined the streets onhis steamyugust rmy, some taking to rooftops to bid farewell to their six-term senator. walking behind mccain's casket into the state capitol was his sofe of 38 years, cindy, escorted by their two sons who have both followed their father into the armed forces. hundreds of service members and the rans, too, stood at attention for the former naval aviator and p.o.w. inside, our first glimpse of the family in mourning. >> let these tears bring blooms in the desert he loved, in the country he served. >> gathered in this spot, we are especi

please welcome, john dickerson! ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ♪ soldiers, keep on warring >> stephen: hey, how you been? >> i've been well. >> stephen: your summer's-- summer's going-- is opening before you like a blossom? >> like a-- well, it's almost half over. so i hate to-- >> stephen: shut up. shut up. i don't want to hear that. no one wants to think about that, john. >> one thing is happening after another. >> stephen: you had your birthday on july 6. you turned 50. >> i turned 50, yeah. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: yeah, congratulations. you wear it-- you wear it well. you wear 50 well. and i didn't get the invitation to the party. what-- >> well we had it-- but you've thrown one for me tonight. it's so sweet. you brought all these people here. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you're welcome. let's talk about what's happening in the world right now. okay, this cohen audio that-- we-- we knew the recordings existed, but we didn't know if we'd ever be able to hear them. we've heard this recording.

own john dickerson and recollections if our political panel. stay with us. >> brennan: welcome back to face the nation. perhaps one of the most surprising enterprises for former prisoner of war in vietnam was senator john mccain's efforts to make peace l. his partner ship with that massachusetts democratic senator john dear. he writes about it in his upcoming memoir. >> i write a lot about john mccain and my journey in reaching back to vietnam because that story is a story of keeping faith with soldiers, it's a story of keeping faith with the american people. it's also a story of two guys who had different point of view about a major event in american history who found way to come together. so pow and protester found a way to be able to make the system work and find common ground. what is happening in the country and the journey is relevant to how we try to fix our country. you don't just speak out, what i did, but you work to implement our democracy by reaching out by building relationships. by believing in the better age he was of american va

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. >> cbs this morning co-host john dickerson covered senator mccain on the campaign trail for both his presidential runs in 2000 and 2008. and john joins us now from chicago. john, thanks for being with us. you rode on senator mccain's campaign bus dubbed the straight talk express. why was the 2000 presidential campaign so significant? >> well, it was significant because john mccain was such an under dog. he used to joke he might be in negative position in the polls when he started. but it wasn't just that he was an under dog i. was running on a message and it was this, that he could fight the establishment of his party, that he could fight the money and the endorsements that are all going to george w. bush and that in doing well, he could show the path for how he might change politics in america because his argument was that big money had corrupted politics and that was what we were seeing in all policy fights in america. and so when he succeeded in new hampshire, it was proof of concept, and then finally when people saw in front of them in those town halls behavior that they associat

. >> dickerson: good evening. jeff glor is off. i'm john dickerson. and this is our western edition. a white police officer in suburban dallas said he was trying to protect his partner when he fatally shot jordan edwards, an unarmed black teenager. but video, and the partner, told a different story, and tonight, 38-year-old roy oliver is facing a possible life sentence after a jury returned a rare murder verdict in a police shooting. urre's omar villafranca. >> we the jury unanimously find the defendant guilty of murder. >> reporter: there was crying in the courtroom, but no emotion from former balch springs police officer roy oliver. after two weeks of testimony, oliver was found guilty of murdering 15-year-old jordan edwards. odell edwards is the teenager's father. >> it's been a long time, a hard year. i'm just-- i'm-- i'm just really happy. >> reporter: in april of 2017, deiver and another officer responded to a loud house party. they heard gunshots nearby, and spotted a car leaving the party. bwards and four other unarmed teenaged boys were in th

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," in his "reporter's notebook," john dickerson reflects on how the tradition of summer camp is a proving ground for both kids and parents. i'm don dahler. this is the "cbs morning news." dahler. this is the "cbs morning news." dixie ultra plates? with two pounds of steak. in each hand. dixie ultra. stress tested so you can stress less at dinner. >>> our top stories this morning, more rain is forecast for today in lynchburg, virginia, where a nearby dam is in danger of failing. flash flood warnings are in effect and evacuations have been ordered. if the dam collapses, the city could be covered in 17 feet of water. this system stretches from georgia to vermont. >>> and the president's national security team says the russian threats to the u.s. is real. they continue to use cyber weapons to attack the u.s. political system, something the president has reluctantly acknowledged. they assure the people they're doing everything possible to nullify the effects. >> there's a killer lurking off the coast of florida. sea life is washing ashore. >> reporter: the

dickerson, thanks very much, john. >> reporter: thanks, elaine. >> quijano: at sunday mass in ireland, pope francis begged forgiveness for child abuse in wee catholic church and vowed justice for the victims. his remarks come as a former w tican official is now accusing the pope of covering up calegations against an american lirdinal. jonathan vigliotti is in ireland. >> reporter: mass in dublin's phoenix park marked the end of the trip overshadowed by church scandal. pope francis asked the crowd of faithful for forgiveness, saying the church had failed to find justice and truth for abuse victims. >> truth, justice, love. r reporter: elsewhere in the tety, hundreds protested what led called the church's lack of action. but the most explosive criticism launched at the pope came from inside his own ranks. sunday morning, the vatican's former ambassador to the u.s. claimed the pope knew disgraced washington cardinal theodore mccarrick was guilty of sexual abuse, but still used him as an hevisor. in the bombshell 11-page letter, archbishop carlo vigano calls on pope francis to "set an exa

john. >> dickerson: nancy cordes for us in phoenix, thanks, nancy. senator mccain will lie in state tomorrow in the arizona state capitol building, and in the u.s. capitol on friday. when he is laid to rest on sunday, the pallbearers will include retired air force colonel and former p.o.w. john fer. he and mccain shared a cell block in vietnam. i talked to fer today about his memories of mccain. >> i woke up on sunday morning and found that he had died. i was absolutely devastated, because this man's gone physically now from-- from this world. >> dickerson: you spent two years with john mccain. you talked about walking-- >> i did. >> dickerson: --pacing the cell. what did you talk about? what was your interaction like? >> oh, i picked his brains big time. i wanted to find out from him what it was to be a military leader and be successful at it. we talked about leadership. i'm walking with two perfectly good legs, and my arms are functional, and john is walking becae idn'heal rightf hih, he loved to smoke. he said "i wanted to read everything that i h

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john dickerson, we'll see you at 7:00. >>> thank you, john. retail sales are on the rise and warren buffett is buying up a bunch of apple stock. joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. warren buffett likes a sure thing and there are fewer surer things than apple stock. its market value recently topped $1 trillion, first u.s. company to do that. buffet's berkshire hathaway has bought another 12.4 million shares lifting their holdings to 252 million to more than $5.2 billion. buffett has called apple and unbelievable company. retailers doing very well this summer. the commerce department says retail sales in july were up .5% than the month before up 6.4% over the past 12 months, clothing chains, restaurants and department stores big winners. there were sales declines for furniture and sporting goods. but given that retail sales and consumer spending is about two-thirds of the u.s. economy, certainly bodes well for gdp growth at the start of the second half. stock market today is under pressure f

coming up, john dickerson reflects on the selfless actions of former president jimmy carter and john mccain can inspire us all. a former college dean takes action after she grows concerned about her school ripping off students and the government. that's the cbs "morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne marie green. have a great day and a great weekend. a i'm kenny choi. >>> good morning. it is friday, august 24th. this is a live look at downtown san jose this morning. good m. r it's friday! >> i have been so ready for this. >> end of the month so bills tomorrow. that's the way it is. >> wa, wa, wa. >> rents, mortgage. >> i'm michelle griego. >>> we have a warmup coming up. so here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. commute should be fine. high pressure is building so temperatures warming up about 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. we'll stay warm through labor day monday. >>> three-day weekend! all right. maybe you're on the road

john dickerson spoke with him today at a habitat for humanity project in indiana. >> john mccain also served in the navy, of course, passed away recently, what are your thoughts on his passing? >> john mccain's service in the in's made me proud. his personal heroism has been enoven. and i think his basic integrity, his commitment to the truth no matter if it was politically unpopular, was accepted by him as something that had to be done. so i think that john mccain was admirable as a naval officer, as a human being, and as a member of the u.s. senate. >> o'donnell: president carter is 93 and you can see more of john's interview with president carter tomorrow on "cbs this morning." senator mccain held the all-time record for appearances on "face the nation" with 112. joining me now is its long time anchor bob schieffer whom i met on the mccain bus "straight talk express" in the year 2000. i think i was just 26 years old then. >> well, i was 26 when i went to vietnam so i was a few years ahead of you. but i think you would agree, it was one of the most fun assignments i ever had in all

some other reporters who you know well, john dickerson, jake tapper, the people who covered that campaign, i think, were forever affected by the time. >> jon karl remembering john mccain. along that bus. jon, stand by. >>> those who have studied, covered john mccain, his legacy was fighting for democracy. fighting for human rights. fighting for our troops. but also he firmly believed the u.s. had a moral role in the world. something that he fought his entire life for. i want to play a soundbite now. john mccain on the senate floor talking to republicans, especially republicans who had maybe been moving to the extremes at times and this message was for them. >> stop listening to the bombastic, loud mouths on the radio and television and the internet. to hell with them. they don't want anything done for the public good. our incapacity is their li liveliho livelihood. let's trust each other. let's return to regular order. we've been spinning our wheels on too many important issues because we keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle. that's an approach that's been e

. >> john dickerson is here with a preview. >> good evening. tonight on the cbs evening news a rare conviction of a cop in a fatal shooting, a former texas officer was found guilty of murder in the death of an unarmed black teenager. >> a new study shows the true death toll in puerto rico from hurricane maria is nearly 3,000. david begnaud is there. >> and i sat down with a former p.o.w. who was imprisoned in vietnam with john mccain. he shares his memories of his friend coming up in a few seconds on the cbs evening news. >> thank you for watching tonight at 5:00. >> al, elizabeth and paul are back in 30 minutes. >> dickerson: on the "cbs evening news" for this tuesday: late today, a texas jury convicts a white former police officer of murder in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager. a new estimate puts the official hurricane maria death toll in puerto rico at nearly 3,000. that's 1,000 more than hurricane itrina. and, i talk to former p.o.w. john fer. the man who was imprisoned in vietnam with john mccain shares his memories of an am

thank you, laura. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," john dickerson talks with former president jimmy carter about senator mccain's death and what it means for bipartisanship in washington. >>> and this morning, it is unclear if a preliminary deal between the trump administration and mexico to replace nafta is legal or if canada can be forced to take part in the new agreement. the president announced the deal yesterday. it focuses on new rules for the automotive industry. mr. trump suggested that he might leave canada out of the agreement. canada's nafta negotiator is flying to washington to try and restart talks. the president said he'd give canada a chance to enter the deal but threatens new taxes on canadian-made cars if negotiations fail. >> one way or the other, we have a deal with canada. it will either be a tariff on cars or it will be a negotiated deal. and frankly, a tariff on cars is a much easier way to go, but perhaps the other would be much better for canada. >> negotiations between the u.s. and mexico and canada to revamp naftga >>> the gunman accused of opening fire at a flori

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm john dickerson. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> good morning. it's friday, the 31st of august. i'm jericka duncan with the overnight news. the flag draped casket of senator john mccain has returned to the nation's capital from phoenix, arizona. this after people in his adopted home state gathered to say a final good-bye. they recalled mccain's service to the country and his straight talk. nancy cordes was there. >> my name is joe biden. [ laughter ] i'm a democrat. [ laughter ] and i love john mccain. >> reporter: in a church filled with thousands of mourners, the former vice-president described a bipartisan bond forged 40 years ago when a newly released p.o.w. began accompanying a young senator biden on diplomatic trips. >> we both cockeyed optimist and really believed there is not a single thing beyond the capacity of this country. >> reporter: he wasn't the only one to recount a seemingly unlikely friendship with mccain. >> i'm glak. -- black. he was white. [ laughter ] i'm young. he wasn't so young. [ laughter ] >> re

from the nation's capital, i'm john dickerson. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm adriana diaz. solemn tributes to the late senator john mccain continued today at the arizona capitol, where his body is lying in state. hundreds waited outside in the searing heat for a chance to file past his coffin and pay their final respects. perhaps the most emotional scene was mccain's children, sobbing over his flag-draped casket. nancy cordes is in phoenix. >> reporter: arizonans lined the streets on this steamy august day. some taking to rooftops to bid farewell to their six-term senator. walking behind mccain's casket into the state capitol was his wife of 38 years, cindy, escorted by their two sons, who have both followed their father into the armed forces. hundreds of service members and veterans too stood at attention for the former naval aviator and p.o.w. inside, our first glimpse of the family in mourning. >> let these tears bring blooms in the desert he loved, in the country he served. >> gathered in this spot we are especially grateful th

about 15 million kids attend camp in the united states and john dickerson is one of those parents. he's off this week catching up from returning from where? camp. in this week's reporters notebook, he defines the experiences and lessons for both children and their parents when kids go to camp. >> for most of the summer, my interaction of my children has been with interaction with them on my phone. they're away at camp, that proving ground between children and parents. child psychologist michael thompson in his book on kids and camp cites a survey. adults were asked what was your happiest childhood memory. more than 80% said that it was a time when they were at camp when they were not with their parents. that was true of me at camp, and i'm happy i survived most of meese experiences. when parents aren't around, the kids experience things. they're not looking over their should and there are no dumb questions. we see glimpses of this genuine identity when we watch our kids and they don't know we're watching or we eavesdrop and hear them making claims and testing theories and that's wh

john dickerson joins us now from new york city. john, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll begin as we always do with the eye-opener. then we'll talk to michael cohen's lawyer lanny davis. what prompted his client's plea and what are the implications for president trump? anlook at what's next for paul manafort and the special counsel's case. also, first on "cbs this morning," wired's nick thompson and andy greenburg say the u.s. is still at risk from one of the world's worst cyber attacks in history. and mean the american firefighters who traveled nearly 5,000 miles to battle the carr wildfire with a unique tool of theirs, the american samoa firefighters. >> see you at 7:00. >>> texting is an easy way to communicate but i study says we are paying more attention to our phones than our partners. the survey by a company finds that 40% of people believe their partners' screen time is impacting the quality of their relationship and 20% say it makes them feel insignificant. >> people are special creatures. they need the interaction with their pa

john dickerson joins us from new york city. john, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kenny. happy friday to you. ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll begin with the eye- opener your world in 90 seconds. plus we are on hawaii's big island where the rain came from hurricane lane. more than a foot and a half fell and flooding is expected to get worse. >> also, why the government says a family is it blame for injuries caused by a cyanide trap even though a federal worker placed that trap near the family's home by mistake. and we're there to watch an undercover raid as federal agents bust a marijuana operation in a national forest in california. how the illegal crop created a toxic waste dump. that and more at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> the firefighters battling the mendocino complex fires up north set up a new command post. about 2500 personnel from cal fire are moving into the fairgrounds in orland. there's plenty of space to bring in tents, food and the other necessities. so far, the fires have burned more than 415,000 acres in mendocino, colusa, glen and lake county. containment i

john dickerson joins us now from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll begin with the eye- opener, your world in 90 seconds. plus, we're on capitol hill as congress prepares to pay tribute to john mccain when he lies in state. we'll bring you the full ceremony ahead in a special report. and we're in new mexico after a deadly greyhound bus crash. hear how a passenger on board the bus describes what it was like to rescue the others. we'll see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> coca-cola is getting into the coffee business. and shares of apple and amazon are seeing record highs. joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. good morning, kenny. coca-cola making a big move into coffee. it's buying the top coffee chain in britain for $5.1 billion. they have about 2400 stores in the uk. another 1400 in 31 other countries. this puts coca-cola directly up against starbucks, dr. pepper and nestle. shares in those the firms are lower on the news. amazon and apple ju

john dickerson joins us now from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. we made it all the way to friday. ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll begin as we always do with the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. then we'll take a look back at the life legacy and impact of aretha franklin. close friend stevie wonder and others join us in studio 57 to remember the "queen of soul." and after a family tragedy an olympian and his wife show us how they are working to prevent swimming pool deaths. starting at the pediatrician's office. also, first on "cbs this morning," jeff pegues reveals how some of the countries' police academy awards are addressing racial bias. get to a look inside a training course with the new york police department. so we'll see you at 7:00 with all that. >> thank you. have a great weekend. >>> a dangerous stretch of highway 1 could soon become safer for beach visitors. right now, people have to run from a dirt parking lot across the highway in order to get to gray whale cove. it's between pacifica and montara. "sky drone 5" watched a typic

i'm john dickerson, "cbs news," york. [ music playing ] >> announcer: for news 24 hours a day, go to ♪ ♪ >>> you'll probably ♪ we have never seen a bombing mission like this. this video of skydiving fish is drawing global attention online. this is how utah wildlife resources fills lakes. they dump out of the plane. they are from one to three inches long and 95% of them survive the fall. the other 5% are instant sushi. >> wow! . who knew? welcome back to "cbs this morning." right now it is time to show you some of the morning headlines. variety reports a connecticut man who hacked into the celebrity i-cloud account and revealed nude photos were driven a prison sentence. he hacked into 250 accounts of hollywood stars including jennifer lawrence and kate upton and kirsten dunce and was sentenced to eight months in prison. >>> the gene editing technology crisper was able to fix the genetic defect responsible for the muscular distrophy in dogs. that allowed the gene to make enough of the proper protein muscles needed to function. more testing is required before human trials can begi

. >> i'm john dickerson with aorah o'donnell and deanna. apparently double-dutch is being taught at the academy these smoked and our friend gayle is off. we start with this. ipowerful hurricane is hammering hawaii this morning and could produce waves up to 20 feet high. hurricane lane is 200 miles from honolulu. rt's packing top sustained winds of 120 miles an hour and has already dumped two feet of rain in some places. rarhe national weather service says that the hurricane could bring life threatening flash flooding and landslides. it's rare for a storm of this size to get so close to hawaii. maria villarreal is on hilo, hawaii's big island. >> reporter: good morning. as you can see, the rain that is hereg in waves here on the big island, it wasn't raining about an hour ago, and now we have it werted to feel one of the bands come into the big island. on tat that is starting to do, ing to doting to actually cause the areas like where we are standing now, the outer banks of the rive sw u rhawaii that translates to rengerous waters. residents

. >> as you know, gayle king and john dickerson are off, and so anthony mason and alex wagner are here with us. >> good to be with you. >>> we're going to start with a good news story. it's rare to say everybody survived after a crash. this is the story. all 103 people aboard a mexican airliner survived when a plane smashed into the round after it took off. it was packed with 99 passengers, four crew members when it went down and burst into flames. i mean, look at this picture. this is in northern mexico. investigators are still trying to determine what caused the crash. >> at least 80 people were hurt in the crash. 49 of them were taken to the hospital. two people, including the pilot, are in serious but stable condition. kris van cleave is tracking the latest developments, kris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a miraculous story. people showing up here for the flight were learning about the crash from us. aeromexico ceo said the plane was 10 years old, was, quote, perfectly maintained and last serviced in february. mexico's civil aviation authority said it could take months

. ♪ on the ground >> i'm john dickerson with gayle king. we've been listening to that gorgeous music all morning. music lovers around the world are honoring a ledge pend. she waeen of soul aretha franklin died yesterday after a battle with cancer. she was 76. the new york times called her a voice for empowerment more than a little bit, noting how her biggest hit respect became an anthem for civil rights and feminism. >> congressman and civil rights hero john lewis says she embodied what we were fighting for and her music strengthened us. barbara streisand calls her a uniquely brilliant singer. lionel ritchie writes this, her voice, her presence, her style, ice, herid it better. ne franklin spoke to 60 minutes in 1990 about starting out at her family's church in the '50s. spoke old were you then? >> about 9. 19 what was that like at 9 years old to have to get up in front bout crowd like that? >> i really didn't want to sing at first, but my dad insisted that i do. >> great to see her and ed insistedogether. franklin went on to win 18 >> fran

john dickerson, gayle is off. >>> hawaiians are bracing for an intense category 4 hurricane this morning. this satellite image shows the hurricane churning off the coast of hawaii. it's 180 miles from hawaii's big island. >> forecasters say the massive a close pass starting today bringing strong winds, torrential downpours, flash flooding to all the islands. it's packing sustained winds of 130 miles an hour. the storm could dump more than two feet of rain. a state of emergency is in effect for the area. >>> president trump is pushing back against michael cohen's claim that the president directed him to influence the 2016 election by paying hush money to two women. in an interview, the president says he learned after the fact that his former lawyer paid stormy daniels and karen mcdougal to stay quiet about alleged affairs. he insists the payments were legal because it was his money, not campaign funds. the president also said cohen switched sides only to protect himself. >> campaign violations are considered not a big deal, frankly. but if somebody defrauded a bank and he's going to get t

norah, gayle king and john dickerson are off. >>> as you wake up in the west, white house officials are condemning former presidential adviser omarosa for taping conversations inside the highly secure situation room with chief of staff john kelly. this morning, she revealed audio of a phone conversation with the president the day after she was fired. >> manigault newman claims she was complicit in white house efforts to deceive the nation. weijia jiang is near the president's new jersey golf club where his working vacation ends today. >> reporter: omarosa claims this new recording shows president trump does not have a handle on the inner workings of the white house. and that the country is run instead it entirely by chief of staff kelly. she says this call with the president happened just one day before kelly told her to get out. >> he absolutely has an issue with the truth. sometimes he battles with reality. >> reporter: in a new recording given to nbc news, president trump appears unaware omarosa manigault newman was fired by his chief of staff, john kelly. >> omarosa, what's going on

. >> i'm john dickerson with norah t'donnell and gayle is off. >>> for the first time a report on sex abuse by priests in pennsylvania has rocked the church toholic church. in a letter to 1 billion catholics the pope asked for forgiveness but no effort to apologize or make amends would do enough. >> he said we have realized that these wounds never disappear . d we did not act in a timely manner realizing the magnitude and gravity of the impacted on real lives. ommunitithe active participation he wro the church members, everything being done to up root the evil can be done. s notn other news, president trump says he's not worried lawyer tat the chief white house lawyer told special counsel robert mueller in a series of dr. interviews. don mcgahn spoke with investigators three times. the president tweeted mueller spent over 30 hours with the white house counsel only with my transpar for purposes of transparency. major garrett is at the white house about what could be a of major investigation. >> reporter: lots of investigation from the president rn twitter also saying that ing tt muelle

norah o'donnell and john dickerson are off but bianna golodryga and vladimir dude yth are here at the table as they've been all week. >> happy friday. >> a dangerous and deliberately set wildfire forced more than 20,000 people from their homes in southern california last night. the so-called holy fire has burned 10,000 acres in orange and riverside counties and it's only 5% contained. governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency. >> fire crews are battling 16 big fires in california. ten people have been killed. jonathan vigliotti is in lak le. jonathan, good morning. >> good morning to you. we've heard from residents who feel like they're living in the middle of a war zone. we watch as these flames have ripped through all of this brush, at times sounding like small explosions. yesterday, two firefighters were injured. now the main concern, as this wind is expected to pick up, the thousands of homes that are in the path of this fire. massive flames raged up the mountain and into the backyards of this hillside neighborhood. some residents desperately sprayed down their homes

. >>> i'm john dickerson. gayle is off and nora just ran out the door to be on assignment. president trump's former lawyer michael cohen and his one-time campaign manager paul manafort are both facing convictions. >> cohen pleaded guilty to eight charges including tax evasion and campaign finance violations. he said that president trump instructed him to pay hush money. >> while cohen was pleading guilty, the jury in manafort's tax and bank fraud trial found him guilty on eight charges. this morning trump tweeted that he feels very badly for paul manafort and his family. they took a tax case and applied pressure, and he refused to break. >>> five men with connections to president trump have now pleaded guilty or been convicted of crimes. along with cohen and manafort, they are former security advisor michael flynn, rick gates and george popadopoulos. the white house has been relatively silent on this issue. what is the mood from the people you have heard from? >> reporter: the mood, edgy, uncertain. downcast because the white house knows there's no way to put a positive spi

>>> i'm norah o'donnell with john dickerson. so good to have you here. >> good to be here. >> gayle enjoying some time off. >>> heat advisories in place from new jersey to massachusetts. expected mid-90s on the east coast. >> it could feel like 96 in philadelphia where schools will ends early. some let them go early due to the heat. summer relief this weekend, but record heat could return next week. >> oh, joy. 24 u.s. senators plan to attend this morning memorial service in phoenix for senator john mccain. senator biden will give one of the eulogies. an estimated 12,000 people lined up to view the casket at arizona stated capital. lindsey graham offered an emotional testament. their unique relationship that spanned more than two decades. talked about the pain of losing his friend. more surprising moments of their life and their last moments together. >> we heard a lot about senator mccain this he can would. what's something people would be surprised to learn about john mccain? >> how kind he was. >> how did that fan fmanifest i

as you can see, john dickerson, gayle king, are enjoying some time off so anthony mason and alex wagner are with us. we've got this story this morning. dramatic accounts overnight from americans who survived a plane crash in mexico and they're giving new insight into why it may have gone down. cell phone video from inside the aeromexico plane shows heavy wind and hail during takeoff tuesday. it crashed moments later. all 103 people aboard survived. >> mexico flight 2431 was traveling from durango state to mexico city. at least 65 americans were on board the plane. manuel bojorques is following this amazing story. >> reporter: good morning. many of those u.s. citizens are back home this morning, including a mother who described freeing her daughter from the seat and dragging her out of the airplane. she told reporters she was holding on to her so tight, she ight break her arm.was raid it was an emotional reunion at chicago's o'hare international airport last night. as family and friends welcomed home this mother and her 14-year-old daughter, survivors of tuesday's terrifying crash. >> we

. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm john dickerson with gayle king and norah o'donnell. they call him the theresa may of the cruise lines. >> after looking at her dance moves, that little guy is good. >> great moves. >> very entertaining for the cruise line. >> and hook a battery up to him. a lot of energy into primary voters in florida and arizona have set up a pair of historic november elections. democrat andrew gillum is florida's first blam nominee after an upset win in the primary. the tallahassee senator is backed by bernie sanders. >> desantis got a big bump by trump and republican martha mcsally and kyrsten sinema will scare off -- square off, not scary, in the bat toll replace jeff flake. >> according to ed o'keefe, they are one of six all female senate races in the country. >> like that. >>> google is rejecting president trump's claim that the tech giant is biased against conservatives. the president tweeted that google search engine is rigged for me and others so almost all stories and news is bad. white house chief economic adviser larry kudlow said the admin

john dickerson and norah are off. that is why vladimir duthiers and bianna golodryga are here. the star witness in manafort's trial is back on witness stand after telling jurors he and manafort broke the law together. he became the first official to admit criminal activity while under oath. >> gates also testified he stole money from manafort who served for a time as the trump campaign chairman. paula reid is outside the courthouse in alexandria, virginia, paula, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this trial, the first big public test for the special counsel, has nothing to do with president trump or his campaign. but investigators uncovered evidence of possible crimes while investigating russian meddling in the 2016 campaign. and some of the alleged bank fraught occurred while manafort was chairman of the trump campaign. paul manafort stared down his former colleague as he took the stand, but gates looked directly at special counsel prosecutor greg andres as he asked gates, did you commit crimes with manafort? yes, gates replied. the special counsel's office charged gate

john dickerson and norah o'donnell off. bianna golodryga and vladimir duthiers are here. republican chris collins says he will fight charges of insider trading and run for re-election. the new yorker, who's a key ally of president trump, is charged with conspiracy, securities and wire fraud and making false statements to the fbi. >> video appears to show collins on his phone at the moment prosecutors say he gave inside information to his son. to tony doukopil is at the courthouse where collins appeared yesterday. >> collins, his son and the father of his son's fiance face 13 charges all together. they pled not guilty to all of them in a courthouse here behind me yesterday. they're now free on a bail bond. investigators say their combined trades saved them more than $750,000 in what would have been losses. >> the charges that have been levied against me are meritless. >> reporter: hours after prosecutors arrested collins on accusations of insider trading, the new york representative said he's looking forward to being fully vindicated and exonerated. >> i have followed all

. >> you are back after two weeks, welcome back, john dickerson. >> i know. >> how does it feel to come back? it's always good to go away but were you glad to come back? >> the whole family was glad to come back. we were all stillalki to each other. >> signs of a good vacation. >> you were missed. >> it's good to be back. >>> we start with this. police in london say they suspect terrorism after a man crashed his car outside the houses of parliament. the car hit some pedestrians, that ran into a security barrier this morning. three people were injured. >> now, this happened a few hundred yards from the scene of a deadly terrorist attack nearly 18 months ago. debora spa deborapatta is on the scene. >> reporter: the area is cordoned off, on lockdown, and is being treated as a terrorist attack. it took just moments for london police to arrive. they surrounded the car, arrested the driver and led him away in handcuffs. security cameras captured the moment the car hit cyclists, jumped the sidewalk and then plowed into a security barrier. an eyewitness told us he saw one of the cyclists get up

. >> i'm john dickerson and gayle fing and bianna golodryga. >> a new report reveals sickening details of child hia al abuse by roman catholic churchs in pennsylvania. the philadelphia inquirer sums it up saying, they hid it all. > the report names 301, quote, thattor priest accused of molesting more than 1,000 mo the gran and alleges the abuse innned more than 70 years. he grand jury believes a real under tf victims is in the thousands. in one case under the sickening category it says boys were given old cross necklaces to signal to other predators that these boys were targets for further victimization. >> more than 100 of the priests are dead and only two cases are new enough to prosecute under the statute of limitations. pennsylvania attorney general pe said those laws need to change. >> if you raped a child, you should be held accountable in a court of law. i wish that i could have charged all 301 predator priests, at least those still living. >> the u.s. conference of catholic bishops said it is >> the u.s shamed by and sorry for the sins s it isssions by catholic priests and the

says goodbye to john mccain, beginning five days of farewells to the senator. another trump aide is heading for the exit, this time white house counsel don mcgahn. and a dangerous heat wave in the northeast forces many schools to close. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> the state of arizona saying goodbye to john mccain today, holding a memorial for the longtime senator at the state capitol. >> this is a very, very emotional moment for the entire mccain family. >> white house counsel don megahn is leaving. >> this all comes less than two weeks after mcgahn sat down with special counsel robert mueller. >> president trump confirmed the news himself