The industry are saying it is possible the max may not fly passengers until sometime in 2020. The u. S. Airlines are standing by the airplane. Pilots insist they will only fly the max once they believe it is safe. Norah. Odonnell thats some big news today. Kris van cleave, thank you. Facebook agreed today to pay a 5 billion fine for violating users privacy. It is the biggest fine the u. S. Government has ever leveled against a tech company. The company also agreed to notify users if their photos are used as part of its facial recognition technology, and it wont give users cell hone numbers to advertisers. Facebook c. E. O. Mark zuckerberg could Face Criminal Charges for any future violations. Tonight, a cbs news exclusive. Residents of an american town are fighting for their lives. They live in louisianas cancer alley, where more than 100 petrochemical plants and refineries pollute the air. For tonights eye on america, Janet Shamlian got an exclusive look at a report on the danger in the air. Reporter this is reserve, louisiana, a town of 10,000 the Environmental Protection agency says has some of the mosttoxic air in america. The e. P. A. Says the cancer risk here is almost 50 times the national average. They build this monstrosity up on top of us. Reporter Robert Taylor has lived most of his 78 years here. Even his familys cemetery is surrounded by a refinery. He says his mom, sister, uncle and nephew all died of cancer. As i stand here, its overwhelming to me. All of my folks are here. I will eventually wind up here. Reporter for decades, people in reserve have had health problems, ranging from dizziness and severe headaches to liver and lung cancer. Many believe this plant, hundreds of yards from some of their homes, is the source. The Denka Performance Elastomer plant, owned by dupont until 2015, makes chloroprene, a chemical the e. P. A. Calls a likely human carcinogen. Denka is the only plant in the country producing it. In a new study obtained first by cbs news, the University Network for human rights found actual cancer rates surrounding denka are higher than expected. Those living in homes surveyed within a mile of the plant had cancer rates of nearly 7 . Go a half mile farther away, and the cancer rate drops significantly, by almost 40 . Denka said it hasnt had a chance to see the new study, and cites a state tumor registry that does not show a cancer increase in reserve. The company says the e. P. A. s chloroprene concerns are based on faulty science, resulting in a dramatically inflated risk factor. What really drove us was the fact that weve got a school right here with 400 to 500 black children in it, 1,500 feet from the fence line. Hello. Im from reserve, louisiana. And im here to address the stockholders of denka. Reporter taylor is a lead plaintiff in a suit against denka, and recently took his fight 7,000 miles to denkas headquarters in tokyo. Cbs news was there as his team tried to confront company executives. They were turned away. Denka later told them they couldnt meet because of pending litigation. They demonstrated to us today that they dont care about whats happening to the people in reserve, louisiana. Reporter why havent you moved . Why should i move . How can i move . I i struggled all my life to build this. Heres the american dream, to own your own home. Right now, in good conscience, who would i actually sell this house to . What poor, unsuspecting family would i trick into moving into this death trap . Reporter Janet Shamlian, cbs news, reserve, louisiana. Odonnell we are just getting word that north korea fired two shortrange projectiles into the sea today. South koreas military is analyzing details of the launches. Now, this comes as north korea threatens to lift its 20month suspension of nuclear and missile tests. In britain, the changing of the guard. Boris johnson took over as Prime Minister today. His tenure began with a visit to buckingham palace. Johnson is the 14th Prime Minister of Queen Elizabeths reign. Then it was on to his new official residence, 10 downing street. Job one for johnson will be overseeing britains departure from the european union. Still ahead here on the cbs evening news, hundreds of thousands of american women have a type of Breast Implant that was recalled today, worldwide. A huge victory in court for rapperturnedcriminal Justice Reform activist meek mill. And, breaking news help for families who were threatened because they couldnt afford to pay for school lunches. 60 of women wear the wrong size pad, and can experience leaks. 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Nikki battiste has the latest from mills home town of philadelphia. Reporter the unanimous threejudge panel threw out mills illegal gun and drug conviction and parole violation. They ruled his case was tried by a biased judge, and largely built on testimony from a corrupt Police Officer named reggie graham. Free meek mill reporter mill became a cause celebre after the judge jailed him in 2017 for a probation violation connected to the case. Since his release, hes become an advocate for criminal Justice Reform. Mill recently spoke exclusively about his case with cbs this mornings gayle king. I have an important role. Im speaking for a lot of people and trying to prove a point, that you can come out of a situation like that and actually better yourself and do great things. Reporter the District Attorneys Office here now must decide whether or not to move forward with a new trial, or dismiss the case. Norah, todays decision means for the first time in 11 years, meek mill has no probation and no criminal record. Odonnell incredible. Nikki battiste, thank you. And you can see gayle kings extended interview with meek mill and jayz, thats tomorrow on cbs this morning. Coming up, a cbs news exclusive. A big reversal tonight from the School District that threatened to put kids in foster care over lunch debt. I was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. But my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. She said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. Go pro with oralb. Oralbs gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gum line. For cleaner teeth and healthier gums. And unlike sonicare, oralb is the First Electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada for its effectiveness and safety. What an amazing clean ill only use an oralb oralb. Brush like a pro. Odonnell today, the Breast Implant maker allergan recalled its biocell textured implants because of the risk of a rare type of cancer. The f. D. A. Asked for the recall after 481 cancer cases and at least a dozen deaths were linked to the implants. The f. D. A. Is not recommending that hundreds of thousands of american women have these implants removed, but they are to doctors if they have pain or swelling. There is breaking news tonight. Help is on the way for kids who could not afford school lunch. The Wyoming Valley west School District in pennsylvania had sent letters to 40 families who owed at least 10 for their kids lunches. The district then threatened to put the kids in foster care if their parents didnt pay. Well, this week, todd carmichael, a philadelphia businessman, offered to pay off the debt of 22,000, but he was turned down. Well, late today, multiple sources told cbs news the district will now accept carmichaels offer, and send an apology letter to the parents. Good news. Odonnell history notes july 20, 1969, as the day men first landed on the moon. But 50 years ago today, july 24, was the day president john f. Kennedys space challenge was fully realized. Of landing a man on the moon, and returning him safely to the earth. Odonnell returning safely was a daunting task. President Richard Nixon had a speech drafted just in case the apollo 11 mission failed. It began, fate has ordained that the men who went to the moon to explore in peace will stay on the moon to rest in peace. 240,000 miles from earth, the fates of neil armstrong, buzz aldrin, and Michael Collins were still uncertain. Their return trip a technical puzzle, involving a lunar liftoff, a docking maneuver, and a long journey through space. When they finally splashed down, the world breathed a sigh of relief and celebrated a human milestone. Just eight years and 59 days after kennedys challenge, it was mission accomplished. Some history. Im Norah Odonnell in washington. Good night. This is the cbs overnight news. Welcome to the overnight news. Im meg oliver. Republicans and democratic are working feverishly to spin a longawaited congressional testimony of former special Counsel Robert Mueller who led the two year Russian Investigation interference in our last election. He spent more than five hours answering questions from two house committees and offers little that wasnt already in his final report. President trump his family and aides unleashed a tweet storm against mueller and democrats on the committee. Some democratics hope it is the First Step Towards impeachment so help you god. Reporter democrats kicked off the longawaited hearings by asking mueller to set the record straight. The president has repeatedly claimed that your report found there was no obstruction, and that it completely and totally exonerated him. But that is not what your report said, is it . Correct, that is not what the report said. And what about total exoneration . Did you actually totally exonerate the president . No. But under department of justice policy, the president could be prosecuted for obstruction of justice crimes after he leaves office, correct . True. Reporter the former special counsel chose his words carefully, as democrats walked him through the ten potential acts of president ial obstruction, detailed in his report. President trump told don mcgahn, mueller has to go. Correct . Correct. The white House Counsel thought that the president s request was completely out of bounds. He said the president asked him to do something crazy. It was wrong. And he was prepared to resign over it. Thats what it says in the report, yes, and i go i stand by the report. Do you recall, i think its page 78 of volume 2, the president told sessions, you were supposed to protect me. You were supposed to protect me, or words to that effect . Correct. And is the attorney general supposed to be the attorney general of the United States of america, or the consiglieri for the president . United states of america. Reporter hundreds lined the hallways, hoping for a glimpse of history as republicans accused mueller of bias. You hired a bunch of people that did not like the president. And you must be aware by now that six of your lawyers donated 12,000 directly to hillary clinton. I have been in this business for almost 25 years, and in those 25 years, i have not had occasion, once, to ask somebody about their political affiliation. Reporter at times, he struggled to keep up with depositionstyle questioning from lawmakers who spent months preparing. That went a little fast for me. Reporter intelligence chairman adam schiff askedim about the ties between russians and the Trump Campaign. In fact, the Campaign Welcomed the russian help, did they not . I think we reported in the report, indications that that occurred, yes. Reporter but the bottom line, republicans said, is that mueller did not find evidence of a conspiracy otherwise known as collusion. And its starting to look like, having desperately tried and failed to make a legal case against the president , you made a political case instead. You put it in a paper sack, lit it on fire, dropped it on our porch, rang the doorbell and ran. Reporter muellers team did charge six Trump Associates with other federal crimes, including lying to prosecutors. And that lies by Trump Campaign officials and Administration Officials impeded your investigation . I would generally agree with that. Sneaker pelosi just told us that one of the Top Priorities now is something that was outside of muellers purview, and that is investigating the president s finances, particularly his Financial Relationships with russian entities. She said that if the house does pursue impeachment, democrats want to do it with the strongest hand possible. Although, of course, its unclear, norah, what, if anything, theyll uncover in this money probe. The democrats lost so big today, their party is in shambles right now. Reporter the president says he won the day, once again dismissing the entire russia investigation as a hoax. A phony cloud. Thats all it was. And they should be ashamed of themselves. Reporter the president continues to say that Robert Muellers report totally exonerates him on the question of obstruction of justice. Robert mueller specifically testified that he did not exonerate you. Why do you continue to say that he does . He totally folded, because he never had the right to exonerate. Reporter for most of the day, there was no marine guard outside the west wing, because mr. Trump stayed in the residence and watched the hearings on tv. He gave Robert Muellers performance a scathing review. If you listen to the internet, this was one of the worst performances in the history of our country. Reporter the president had nothing at all on his schedule today, and he appears to have spent most of his time watching these hearings and tweeting about them. That despite saying earlier this week that he probably would not watch them. The president is now in West Virginia tonight on a fundraiser, as he focuses on his reelection. Protests continue in puerto rico where the governor and his aides are embroiled in a political scandal. The governors spokanesman said walked out right now but didnt say what the governor will say. Is he going to resign. Its incredibly difficult to get information today. All of this happening as hundreds of people are 30 yards beyond the gate protest sfg, thats the line all week where protesters have gathered to demand this governor out. Two years ago the house here said if the governor doesnt resign tonight they will start impeachment proceedings tomorrow. But the speaker said if the governor does resign tonight they will not start impeachment proceedings. Boeing said it may soochb remains grounded following two deadly crashes overseas. Kris van cleave tells us it could soon get worse for boeing, and for our u. S. Economy. Reporter if the 737 max does not fly by the end of the year, its continued grounding could force boeing to further slow or halt production. Such a move by the nations largest exporter could send a ripple through the u. S. Economy. But c. E. O. Dennis muilenburg raised the possibility the 737 max could be approved for Passenger Service by october. Its our job to make sure that theyre safe, and weve learned from these two accidents. Reporter in may, muilenburg spoke exclusively to cbs evening news anchor Norah Odonnell. We know it will take some time to earn and reearn that public confidence, and the first step will be to get the max back up and flying safely. Reporter boeing is facing a growing list of lawsuits, the latest filed today by the family of army captain antoine lewis, killed in the Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 crash. They called on american, southwest, and united to drop the 737 max from their fleets. My husbands death is a direct result of corporate greed gone wrong. Reporter antoines widow, yalana lopezlewis. In the design and marketing of the boeing 737 max 8, antoine lost his life. But also on that day, a wife lost her husband, two boys lost their father, and the country lost a hero. Did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes . Try dawn ultra. Dawn is for more than just dishes. With 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, it tackles tough grease on a variety of surfaces. Try dawn ultra. A womens natural lubrication varies throughout her cycle. This can effect how pleasurable sex can be. To supplement your lubrication for even better sex try ky natural feeling. The lubrication you want, nothing you dont. Ky natural feeling get what you want this is the cbs overnight news. We are learning about the fate of an unprecedented number of Migrant Children caught up in the crisis on the southern border. Cbs news has discovered there are more than 10,000 unaccompanied children in the care of the federal Governments Office of Refugee Resettlement. We spoke scluexclusively with t director who said some of those kids could remain in federal custody their entire childhood. Well over 4,000 of the more than 10,000 children in the agencys care are at risk of remaining in custody long term. We also got an exclusive look in one center in texas where some of the youngest migrants are hous housed. We are the First Network News Organization allowed to freely walk the halls of this facility about 20 minutes outside of brownsville texas. This shelter houses the youngest of children who showed up by themselves at the border or were separated for relatives. The office of Refugee Resettlement request we blur out their faces. They have 96 beds and currently 79 mostly women staying here with the exception of few baby boys here with their mothers. Ttall bas. He. How old. One month old. Wow. Orr director Jonathan Hayes gave us a tour last month. We have all ages here from zero up to 17. We even saw a twoyearold boy from brazil who is in this country alone. Orr says its goal is to get the children as safe and normal of stay as possible until they can be released to relative or sponsor but cbs news has learned more than 4,000 of those Migrant Children at the 168 shelters in 23 states could be held long term with no identifiable sponlsors sponsors and labelled category four. How long will they stay. Until they are 18 conceivable could not have a sponsor in the rn ea of one case of a child in custody going on four years. Immigrant advocates believe it violates an agreement that mandates children be released as quickly as possible. They argue some of the administrations policy. Even i. C. E. Arrests could be discouraging undocumented relatives from coming forward. Theyre fearful. And the children are fearful that their parents will be harmed or their aunts or uncles will be or others in the household are be targeted and i think thats a legitimate fear. Back at the Shelter Program director melissa agholor said case workers try their best to place a child before 18 before transported to i. C. E. Facility and can be deported. We contact sponsors and get them to submit the paperwork, its a challenging process at times. Three former orr officials who spoke with cbs news say the number of category four children has risen dramatically in an alarming rate. The director of orr Jonathan Hayes is scheduled to speak before a house panel today about the safety of imMigrant Children across all agency shelters. 60 of women wear the wrong size pad, and can experience leaks. You dont have to with always my fit try the next size up and get up to 20 better coverage day or night because better coverage means better protection always. There are currently about 1500 animals on the u. S. Endangered species list not including plants and insects. Some animals are making a comeback thanks to federal laws and conservationist efforts funded by private donations. Turns out lot of those donation the are to save what you might call cuddly animals. Connor michael cbs sunday morning. Some day if you are in the right place and lucky you will look up and see an eagle on the wing, it is a sight to stop your hard. The first broadcast on sunday featured this report from maine where bald eagles where are on the brink of extinction. As an endangered species but 40 years later the Eagle Population has soared. With your support and help of congress we can reclaim and preserve the Natural Beauty of america. In the decades since president Richard Nixon signed the endangered species act the landmark law has grown to cover more than 2400 species, good news 99 of them have not been declared extinct and only two 2 have recovered like the bald eagle and the al gator. Recovery takes time. Hes way down there. Consider this little guy. Dusty gopher frog listed in 2001. Nearly two decades later only 200 or so left in the wild living around this mississippi pond. Enter biologists bearing tupper wear. You guys are going to do good. Its a picture of the act at work. Inside the containers more than 300 frogs bred through vitro fertilization and released into a second sight in mississippi hoping for the adults to mate. But time is just one of the challenges saving the species. Another is money. We currently dont have enough money to recover more than 25 of all of the species. So under current funding scenarios we cant recover everything, not sure we can save everything from extinction. This is the director of biodiversity at Bioinnovation Center and says not only are there not enough money but the limbitied funds are frequently misallocated. Huge bias which species get the most money. Im going to guess cute ones. It helps if you are cute majestic or economically valuable. Those are the species that frequently get the lion share of government funds. But for every polar bear and seaoter theres hundreds more like the fairy shrimp. New mexico jump mouse. Or kupurple cat water muscle. 40 endangered species are plants. There are certain plants down to a handful of these lesser known species makes the news is because of conflict with one species, home owe sapiens. The courts agreed with environment complaint that the completion of the damn would destroy the only known habit of the snail darter. From the snail darter in 70s. Tohe spotted owl in the 90s. Because they want to have us give over a land and turn it into a frog resort. To the little dusky gopher frog that got all the way to the Supreme Court last year. Endangered species are most controversial when they endanger profits and property. He told us around 3 of his families 45,000 acres in louisiana had been designated as critical habit at for the dusky gopher frog but they are all 450 mi 40 miles away in mississippi. Theres no realistic possibility that a caravan of frogs would hop down the road and magical li find my land by some sort of divine froggy inspiration. The government said the frog lives in this area before it was endangered and the land has special ponlds need forward its survival. The designation in order to develop we have to get the federal government permission. Its still your land. But theyve effectively taken it. Earlier this month the eight year battle came to an end. The government abandoned efforts to mark his property as critical habit at. Excite these long drawn out every once in a while works as a fox who were added to endangered species in 20 04 todays she they today they show up even when youre not looking for them. What do we have, got one. Right behind you. Timing is everything. Yeah. Its an important time in the history of the endangered species act. The summer the Trump Administration is expected to finalize a series of new regulatory changes to the act. One major revision would be to publish the cost for protecting and recovering any new species proposed for the list. We asked the interior Department Deputy chief of staff for policy about it. The law is very, very clear. Listing decision can only be based on best available science and commercial information not on the cost of listing species. If you know that cost dont you think if might influence whether people are more likely to protect it or not if you hear its obscenely expensive. Well i think the public has a right to know. I think we want to be transparent in the Decision Making process. Another change would likely it reduce protections for threatened species on the list. Step below endangered species. We want to accomplish the objective of the act and protect and recover endangered species and threat evaned spe and threatened species but want to protect the public from this issue. Changes are the issue but not if it makes it more difficult. Endangered species recored 54 species and prevented hundreds from going extent. Thats not good enough. Thats the problem. We need much better, faster, cheaper ways to maiocco maiocco take it work. Many species may not have much time left. According to recent united a sixyearold baseball coach is making quite a name for himself in the College Summer league as first season as assistant pitching coach and has learned a lot about arguing with the umpires. We talk about the terror known as coach drake. We learn coach drakes dad works for the Growlers Organization and team said brought him on board it make the game exciting. His infectious passion is on full display and though hes camera shy he means business. Sixyearold Drake Livingston has become a sensation. Im the pitching koech. With his trademark to the mound. Coach going to come out and talk strategy try to figure the stellar defense. At first thought it was a joke. Whats going on. Quick wave of the cap. But wasnt long before he became a staple. Hes a serious kid and wants players to play the right way and wants the guys to have fun, for the fans to enjoy the show. Hell dance in the dugout and take pictures with fans but like most six years old hes also known to throw the occasional tantali tantrum. Out comes coach drake he didnt like the last call. Oh, he might get tossed. And hes gone. Oh, no. Did he say ill be right back. Was that the ill be right back finger. Drake will argue over bad calls with the passion of major league manager. Here comes more bats. Throwing bats. This is the biggest outburst weve seen from coach drake in a long time. Even dumping buckets of balls on the field. He holds the record for most ejections in the north woods lead. This is the most anger ive seen from a sixyearold spiking his hat at home plate ultimate signf disrespe. Jake is is a very passionate kid and some instances its overwhelming. But drakes dad cody said its all in good fun and for the love of the game. Its great for the guy and the Team Atmosphere is important to him. Being around the guys is a god send. I want to play ball forever. He brings a joy to our clubhouse and fan base and he gives more than he takes. He can do that in life well all be in a better place. Thats the overnight news for this thursday. For some of you the news continues, for others check back a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. From the broadcast city in new york city, im meg oliver. Captioning funded by cbs its thursday, july 25th, 2019. This is the cbs morning news. Gamechanger or game over. Reaction from republicans and democrats after Robert Muellers testimony to congress, and why both parties seem to be claiming victory. From protests to celebration, crowds cheer in puerto rico after Governor Ricardo Rossello resigns. Well walk you through the scandal that plunged the island into political chaos and well
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