Refusing to take them. We begin with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. Are you [ bleep ] kidding me, tsa . I would not call it a crisis. The airports in serious pressure to speed things up. Beefed up security and not enough agents. The lines are long and likely to get longer. Im not a fan of tsa. Fire shooting up into the air. This is a mattress store. 100 l. A. Firefighters on the scene. We will not yield to blackmail. Texas pushing back against president obamas instructions to let transgender students use the bathroom they identify with. Its to ensure that our schools are inclusive and safe. A crash on a new york bridge made a mess as a northbound truck broke an axle before it flipped. A singleengine cessna reported engine trouble after taking off from the lodi municipal airport. Fireworks going up in flames after an up expected explosion at a Garden Center in southampton. All that score the lightning have won game number one. And all that matters this is what wilcox there you go on cbs morning saturday. Donald trump insists he is not john miller. I can tell you this i can tell you this you understand. I dont know who that guy on the phone was, but he does one hell of a john miller impression. Sounds like trump has his vice president. [ applause ] welcome to the weekend. Everyone. Coming up, they acted in one of the highest grossing films of all time, yet no one saw their faces. Details on a documentary about the unknown actors from the original star wars. Plus, from blockbuster franchises to Tony Awardwinning musicals. Before they were huge hits of stage and screen, they were books that landed on the socalled banned list. Well look at the history of the banned books list and what it tells us about america. And m. Wards best known for the band with zoe deschannel me and him, but he has solo albums, and hell perform ahead in our saturday session. First, our top story. A chaotic end of the week for donald trump after what seemed like a promising start. Days after a positive meeting with gop leaders, theres a series of new concerns over his taxes, honesty, even his former butler. A few minutes okay Hillary Clintons campaign few minutes ago, Hillary Clintons campaign attacked trump for not releasing his tax returns. We have more. Reporter good morning. It was a critical week for donald trump, and he emerged from the meetings in washington with some Establishment Republicans warming up to him. Hes also nearing a deal to harness the rncs vast fundraising infrastructure. Now hes trying to bat away a number of distractions that underscore the unpredictability of the presumptive gop nominee. Its none of your business. Reporter under fire for not releasing his tax returns, donald trump refused to disclose his tax rate and rejected the idea that voters have a right to see his returns. Whether the audit ends, i will present them. I hope its before the election. Reporter trump has maintained he cant follow tradition and release his tax returns like nominees have done since 1976 because the recent years are under irs audit. I fight very hard to pay as little tax as possible. Reporter the Presumptive Republican nominee boasted that he pays the lowest rate possible, and that voters wouldnt learn anything. The documents would spell out how much he pays in taxes and shine a light on the billionaire businessmans Charitable Giving and companies. If he doesnt release his tax return, i dont know if anyone cares. Reporter rnc chairman Reince Priebus is rushing to trumps defense. Others from former republican nominee mitt romney to Hillary Clinton have asked what hes hiding . John miller. Reporter trump is fighting back against a report that he posed as his own publicist under the pseudonyms john miller. It was in the 80s after his love life made for tabloid headlines. People you write about reporter the Washington Post says trump admit to being miller and called it a joke gone awry. Youre telling me about it for the first time. It doesnt sound like my voice. I have many people trying to imitate my voice. Reporter on friday afternoon, Washington Post reporter were 44 minutes into a phone interview with trump to talk about his finances, and they asked a question about miller. They said, did you ever employ someone named john miller as a spokesperson . The phone went silent, then dead. And when the reporters called back and reached trumps secretaries, she said, i heard you got disconnected. He cant take the call now. I dont know what happened. Interesting. Julianna goldman in washington. Thank you. Donald trumps former butler is being investigated by the secret service. Anthony senecal who worked at the trump estate in palm beach is coming under scrutiny for violent and racist postings on his Facebook Page saying president obama should be hanged for treason. The Trump Campaign says the 74yearold has not worked for trump in years. Lets explore it with ed okeefe, a political reporter for the Washington Post. Great to see you. Start with the joke thats gone awry. The 1991 recordings from john miller. What do you make of this . Do you think tell affect donald . No. Frankly, supporters will see it as donald being donald. Those who dont like him to begin with will see it as donald being donald. Theres no reason necessarily to think its him. He didnt break laws or commit fraud. He was touting himself by the name of a wellknown police official, reporter from this new york, and the name of his son. Its the way he is and was. Theres the beginnings of an attempt to unite the republican party, notably with House Speaker paul ryan. How do you think it went . He went over senior lawmakers, orrin hatch, people that will be important to help out and be there to help as he campaigns. He still wasnt won over paul ryan. How important is it . Critical. In talking to rank and file republicans this week, they know about. It they realize hes not with them and say, look, at this point, in any president ial campaign, you would think youd have the speaker of the house if hes of your party with you, if hes still working on that. It shows hes got a lot of work ahead. When youve been the ideas guy, when youve been the one calling for limited government, lower taxes, Strong National security, and your president ial nominee is anything but now, why would you its inially jump on it . It will take time. You wrote an interesting article about how trump has affected people saying i need to get documented, i need to be a citizen, i need to get the proper paperwork. Whats happening . Yeah. These are legal residents who have been here for decades in many cases. Literally getting off the couch and realize figure were going to have a republican president ial nominee whos talking this way about immigrants and refugees, ive got to do something. The way i can do that is become a citizen and vote. Theres a lot of groups across the country trying to register millions of new voters potentially across the country. If this happens, theyre mostly hispanic, likely to vote for democrats. Can make a big difference in places like arizona, colorado, nevada. Republicans see that, republican dont like trump. Theyve been warning about this and say this is exactly what weve been worried about. That will if you nominate someone who dispagers immigrants, theyll all vote for the other guy, and well end up losing. Not only will we lose, you could see governors, congressmen, senators, city council guys lose their seat because theyre associated with him. I think a lot of people thought at this point the democratic race would be over. It still continues. How much how much damage do you think for Hillary Clinton is there in continuing to have battle Bernie Sanders up to the convention . Wouldnt she love to be focussed on john miller, john baron, whatever you want to call him this morning. Wouldnt she rather be spending millions of dollars attacking him . But she has to go out this week and spend ad money in kentucky because theyve got an upcoming primary. Shes going to have to campaign hard in california because Bernie Sanders is ready to spend tens of millions of dollars there. Its a a prolonged contest that she didnt anticipate. They realize that he has the right to do. It the longer it goes on, the harder it is for her to pivot and drive home the message that trump isnt someone that should be elected president. Thank you very much. Tomorrow on face the nation on cbs, john dickersons guests will include Reince Priebus, chairman of the Republican National committee, and former defense secretary robert gates. Alabamas attorney general is pledging to join other state to fight a new obama administrative directive. It requires Public Schools to give transgender students access to bathrooms and locker rooms that match their gender identity. The governor of arkansas told his States Schools to defy the directive. Its similar in texas. Manuel bojorquez reports from ft. Worth. We will not yield to blackmail from the president of the united states. Reporter in his rebuke of the obama administrations new guidelines, texas Lieutenant Governor dan patrick urged the States School districts to ignore them completely. Why cant parents and the public have input on this policy . Will. When we err on the side of fear, we amplify hysteria. Reporter the issue had already boiled over in ft. Worth after the states fifth Largest School district said it would enforce a policy which includes letting transgender finance choose the restroom they use, regardless of their gender at birth. Taxpayers and parents should be outraged at the shocking violation and breach of the public trust. Get back to education. Repeal the policy. [ applause ] reporter the superintendent, ken scribner, said the policy was aimed at preventing bullying. Unfortunately, not every child comes from a safe and supportive home. Reporter the latest battle at School Districts across the country, deciding how to accommodate transgender students. Eight states plus the District Of Columbia have laws regarding gender and bathroom use. Only two, california and new jersey, specifically allow students to choose a restroom based on their gender identity. North carolina forbids it. Youre mocking democracy. Reporter in ft. Worth, the new federal guidelines seemed to intensify the debate rather than stetsds. Allison kelly has two children in Public Schools now. This is not a federal decision. This is a state and this is a local decision. Reporter joel burns is a former City Council Member and lgbt advocate. Im happy the federal government is step information to make sure that all kids have a safe place to go to school. Reporter texas Public Schools receive more than 6 billion a year in federal funds. The Lieutenant Governor said he is willing to forego that for the sake of the fight. For cbs this morning saturday, manuel bojorquez, ft. Worth. Isis has declared a state of emergency. The u. S. Military believes the Terror Organization is planning a fullscale defense of its i did facto capital of raqqah in northern syria. There are reports that isis is moving equipment and fighters in and around the city, presumably in the expectation that local forces will try capture it. Raqqah has been an isis stronghold for much of the war in syria. The terror group controls more than half of syria. Now to the intense backlash over the extremely long security lines at our nations airports. Frustrated passengers have waited in tlients have snaked lines that have snaked through airports that seem to barely budget. This one friday was especially impressive. There passengers reported wait times of an hour and a half. As we report, now the secretary of Homeland Security is promising to speed things up. Reporter the long lines at airport checkpoints stretch from coast to coast. About as long as the line at midway must have felt. Weve been in this line since st. Louis. Reporter many frustrated flyers are using the hash tag ihatetowait to complain about the problem. Ive never had to do this before. Reporter yesterday in phoenix, it was checked lug the gentleman got waylaid. A glitch in the tsas automated screening process left thousands of bags sitting in a hot parking lot. The tsa says the checkpoint delays are being caused by about an 8 increase in Airline Travel and a shortage of security officers. The agency has intensified its screening process to more carefully monitor all passengers after a federal investigation revealed significant security vulnerabili vulnerabilities. I would not characterize it as a national crisis. Reporter secretary of Homeland Security jay johnson outlined plans for hiring more officers and deployed more k9 teams to airports ahead of the Summer Travel season when lines could get even longer. Tens of thousands of people have missed flights during this period. Did you do a good enough job preparing people for this new reality . Im focused on what we do Going Forward and making sure that we are focused on this, that we are anticipating, that this has both the personal attention of myself and the tsa administrator. Reporter congressman john micah sat on the floor of the washingtons airport to hear the secretarys briefing. I asked the secretary if he felt they had done a good enough job preparing americans for the situation thats been created . No. I dont think so at all. Unfortunately, the way its been brought to their attention is by the media. By thousands being left behind in almost every airport. Reporter many airport appear to agree with congressman micah. The three new york airports joined seattle and atlanta in threatening to drop the tsa for private screeners if the lines dont improve. For cbs this morning saturday, Reagan National airport, virginia. Breaking news overnight. Some Washington State residents may be forced to evacuate as a wildfire burns about 45 miles north of seattle. Firefighters dropped water on the smoke and flames from the air on friday. Hot, dry weather is fueling the blaze which centers on 75 acres in a dense and steam forest area. Farther north, another fire in oso is 10 contained after burning through roughly 130 acres. The Massive Wildfire burning in alberta, canada, now spans 930 square miles. Its moving away from the city of ft. Mcmurray. On friday, Prime Minister trudeau surveyed the extensive damage by helicopter. The fire forced more than 88,000 people from their homes and destroyed more than 2, 400 buildings. Its expected to burn forested areas for several more weeks. Temperatures from the midwest, new england, are expected to be well below normal this weekend. The surge of cool air follows an outbreak of thunderstorms and hail such as this storm in houston on friday. Meteorologist ed curran from her chicago station, wbbn, has more on the weekend weather. Good morning. Good morning. And you see the circulation here thats drawing in the cold air. The cold air pours in today into tomorrow when it moves east. It will be cold, windy, temperatures running from 15 to 25 degrees below normal. Chicago sees 50 degrees today. It should be closer to 70 degrees this time of year. And new york, though, youre at 71 for the high today. Tomorrows high comes in at only 59 degrees. The cold air pours in. In addition, a chance of severe weather. East coast, new york, washington, marginal risk for severe weather, severe thunderstorms in texas into parts of new mexico. Also in oregon and idaho, as well. In all these cases, a marginal chance for severe weather, damaging wind and hail the main threat. Ed occcurran from wbbz news. Take a look at this video. It captures the harrowing moment as the tractortrailer began to flip over and fall on its side yesterday morning. Police say the truck apparently broke an axle before it flipped. Ive never seen that. Where the axle rolls like that. Behind it. No one was hurt. Part of the bridge was closed for four hours creating a traffic headache for commuters. The bridge is one of the most heavily traveled in the new york area. It was the morning commute, too. Painful. Incredibly disruptive around new york city. A spectacular fire destroyed a store that sold both gardening supplies and fireworks in england. The fire broke out on friday in southampton england, sending many of the fireworks into the sky. Nearby homes were evacuated as dozens of firefighters struggled to put the fire out. There were no reported injuries. A new jersey family is savoring their winnings this weekend after their mother, pearly smith, who never gambles, threw caution to the wind and bought some powerball tickets. Now the family is trying to figure out how to divide 429 million among seven adult children. Not a bad problem to have. We have the story. Marcia called and said, guess who won the powerball. I said, who . She said, we did. I said, well, stop april fooling me. And get off of my phone. Reporter valerie author is one of eight family members who won the powerball jackpot. She says the winning numbers came to her 70yearold mother, pearly smith, in a dream. Divine intervention gave us the numbers. The only way you can explain that. Ri ripe. Reporter pearly smith, a pastor and mother of seven, rarely gambles. She purchased the ticket at this 7eleven in new jersey. Are you going to tithe 10 to your church . Absolutely. Absolutely. Reporter the smith family decided to take the cash option valued at 284 million. The money will be split evenly with plans to first pay off mortgages and school loans. Arthur says her sister, katherine, will spend