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Least for the moment. barry petersen, cbs news, scottsbluff, nebraska. >> dickerson: attorney general william barr today defended his investigation of the investigators. barr is reviewing how the russia investigation began, focusing on u.s. intelligence gathering on associates of the trump campaign in 2016. more now from paula reid. >> reporter: in his first interview since becoming attorney general, william barr doubled down on his claim the trump campaign was spied on, telling "the wall street...

Reefs that thousands of fish now call home. >> so when sharks come in, theres big fish, small fish. this whole foodchains that exist on all these wrecks. a 15-foot-long white shark is pretty close to full grown. its as large as they would ever find them. >> reporter: its almost like a small car. >> yes. >> reporter: these sharks hang out miles away from the coast. >> theyre not right up close to the beach so no worries for the swimmers. the incidents of them biting people is still extremely rare...

Of the redacted report availabld jury material. me drama also continues over the testimony of former white house counsel don mcgahn, who says president trump ordered him to fire robert mueller. today, the president said he will decide in the coming days wiether to use executive privilege to block mcgahns testimony. bff. >> glor: weijia jiang at the white house. .eijia, thank you very much. a series of tornadoes appear to have touched down in texas. this is near la grange, texas. businesses and a...

Naught up in the largest admissions scandal ever posecuted allegedly paid nowhere near as much. heres jamie yuccas. >> i just graduated from high school. >> reporter: this was yusi zhao two years ago, a student from china living the dream. >> im admitted to stanford. im very lucky, i would like to say. >> reporter: it pays to be lucky, but zhao also got a giant boost. her parents paid $6.5 million to rick singer, the mastermind of the college admissions scandal. the family says singer solicited ...

Learned how to ride a bike. i am getting a bachelors degree in software engineering. >> reporter: the turpins both pleaded guilty in february. the tears they shed as their children faced them were gone as the judge began reading his sentence on count after count. >> life with the possibility of parole. .> reporter: in imposing his sentence, the judge told the turpins that their actions were selfish, cruel, and inhuman. he said that if the children ended up thriving in life it would not be becaus...

>> as we see climate change evolving, allergy seasons tend to start earlier, they tend to last longer, and the absolute pollen counts are much higher. >> reporter: last week the pollen count in north carolina was the highest of the year. at more than 3200 grains per cubic meter of air, or very high. and this video from tennessee shows just how much pollen is visible throughout the south. thats bad news for the more than 50 million americans with seasonal allergies. dr. fitzhughs advice is to fio...

Robert neller lists nine factors posing unacceptable risk to marine corps combat readiness and solvency. two of them involve president trumps use of the military to clamp down on illegal immigration. sending troops to the border and building the wall. coming on top of $3.5 billion in damages to marine bases from hurricanes michael and florence, the presidents staunch what he calls an invasion have contributed to what neller calls "rapidly accelerating risks." last month when the president declar...

Captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this thursday, an on-board warning system might have prevented two deadly plane crashes. why neither of the jets had it. >> boeing under increasing pressure. >> justice department prosecutors have issued multiple subpoenas. >> what does boeing know? when did they know it? who did they tell about it or not tell about it? >> the head of the united states marine corps says the deployment of troops to the southern border poses an unaccep...

Everybody that theres more to this world than just whats happening today. theres always tomorrow. >> glor: he is amazing. they are a zing.

Humanitarian crisis and want him out. he accuses the u.s. of sending aid only as a political ploy to boost opposition leader juan guaido, who, despite international support, still faces stiff resistance at home. youre not worried about whos going to be president here because in your view, nicolas maduro is just maduro. jefferson gonzalez is part a so- called colectivo, posses of civilians who police entire entire entire neighborhoods but often rule by intimidation and force. the name theyve chos...