And on that, the attorney general didnt say much about that. He was not answering the questions. We saw in nancys piece, the attorney general declining to answer many questions. Where does that go from here . Hes asserting a privilege the president has not asserted. Hes saying the president could stay assert privilege. What would happen is the congress would have to hold him in contempt. There are republicans running congress. They are not likely to do that. But were they to hold him in contempt, the president would have to exert executive privilege, and then the courts would have to work it out. But for now hes not talking much and there are other officials as well. Now jeff pegues brings us up to date on the russia investigation. I know nothing but what ive read in the paper. Reporter attorney general Jeff Sessions said today he still has not been shown the evidence of russian meddling in last years election. Ive never received any detailed briefing on how a hacking occurred or how information was alleged to have influenced between the reporter the intelligence community, including the fbi concluded late last year that the russian government cyberattacks were designed to help the Trump Campaign. Now cbs news has learned those efforts were even greater than previously reported. During the final weeks of the campaign, former u. S. Officials say hackers tried to gain access to voter databases in more than two dozen states. This is the first time were aware of that anyone has ever successfully gotten in. Reporter in illinois, the hackers were successful. Ken menzel is with the illinois board of elections. His state noticed the intrusions last summer. Were highly confident that no records were deleted or altered or added. Reporter but former u. S. Officials say they cant be sure that Voter Registration data in some states wasnt taken. One source says up to six key battleground states, including florida and wisconsin were at risk. Before folks realized it was a real problem, the source says it was a real problem. Last week, fired fbi director james comey warned that the cyber assault could happen again. Oh, its a longterm practice of theirs. Its stepped up a notch in a significant way in 16. Theyll be back. Reporter u. S. Officials still say they do not believe the hacks impacted the outcome of the election. Even though he has not been briefed, he says the u. S. Does not have a sufficient strategy to deal with cyberattacks. Jeff pegues, our man on the investigation from the beginning, thank you. The jury in bill cosbys Sexual Assault trial deliberated for a second day. Today they reviewed testimony the entertainer gave more than a decade ago in which he admitted giving women drugs. He is charged with drugging and molesting andrea constand. He claims it was consensual. He is 79 and could face ten years if convicted. In georgia today, two Prison Guards were murdered on a prison bus. Two inmates are on the run. Reporter about 70 miles east of atlanta, a pair of inmates riding on this prisoner transport bus somehow seized the guards. 40 caliber glock pistols and murdered them. Killed Christopher Monica and curtis billue. Howard sills, the shaken sheriff called the inmates beyond dangerous. They need to surrender before we find them. I saw two brutally murdered corrections officers, thats what i saw. I have their blood on my shoes. What is your biggest worry at this point. My biggest worry is that theyre going to kill somebody else. Thats my biggest worry. Reporter the escapees are ricky debose and Donnie Russell rowe. Both were serving time for violent felonies. They later car jacked a green honda civic and disappeared. The transport bus resembles a school bus but with a caged door and windows that separates the inmates from the driver. The inmates somehow managed to get through. Georgia corrections director dozier. Is it locked . Its locked. So it should have been locked. Yes, sir. At some point they managed to get through and overpower the guards. Thats true. Reporter the murders were recorded by an onboard camera. The two escapees broke into a house, stole clothes, left behind their prison whites and hit the road again. Detectives are worried these two prisoners may try to go out in a blaze of glory. Mark strassmann, thanks. The cbs overnight news will be right back. No matter who was in there last. Protection. New lysol power fresh 6 goes to work flush after flush for a justcleaned feeling that lasts up to 4 weeks. Lysol. What it takes to protect. Sorry about the holdup, folks. We have some congestion on the runway and im being told itll be another 15, maybe 20 minutes, and we will have you on your way. Runway models on the runway . Surprising. Whats not surprising . How much money evan saved by switching to geico. I would not wear that lace. 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I never should have allowed myself to be allured by the United States administration to commit a crime in this country. Reporter the university of virginia student was sentenced to 15 years hard labor for allegedly stealing a propaganda poster that featured the late leader kim jong il. North korea called it a hostile act against the state. After his trial, warmbier allegedly fell ill and has been in a coma ever since. The state department has secured the release of Otto Warmbier. Reporter Rex Tillerson credited President Trump with securing the students release. But it happened bizarrely, the same day Dennis Rodman landed in north korea. He has now traveled there five times and says he considers north Korean Leader kim jong un a friend for life. Happy birthday to you reporter in 2014, rodman even sang happy birthday to him. En route today, he said he was returning to quote open a door and that President Trump would be happy about it. 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Heres john blackstone. Reporter embattled ceo of uber announced he was taking a leave of absence and wrote, i need to work on travis 2. 0 to become the leader this Company Needs and that you deserve. Uber has grown as a challenge to the taxi industry in over 500 cities around the world. But in the last year, the company has faced crisis after crisis, including accusations of stealing selfdriving technology from google and protests by drivers. I lost 97,000 because of you. I bankrupt because of you. Reporter in a widelyseen video earlier this year, he argued with an angry uber driver. Some people dont like to take responsibility reporter he described his impatience to charlie rose last year. We are generally a little forward leaning when it comes to trying to make progress happen. Reporter he described corporate values like always be hustlin, and principled confrontation. The report by former attorney general eric holder recommends adopting values that are more inclusive, emphasizing teamwork and mutual respect. Jeremy robinson leon says his exit and the holder report are just the beginning of changes uber is likely to need. The overall narrative has shifted so far out of ubers favor that without big corrective action its going to be impossible for uber to achieve a true reset. Reporter when he returns to uber headquarters, his role will be somewhat diminished, the recommendations released today call for a chief operating officer to take over many of his responsibilities. John blackstone in san francisco, thanks. Last night three americans killed in afghanistan were flown home to Dover Air Force base in delaware. Dillon baldridge, eric houck and william bays. All three were shot by a taliban infiltrator in americas longest war. And well be right back. This portion is sponsored by cialis. Ive got a nice long life ahead. Big plans. 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Reporter so how did you bring yourself back from that . Because i had them. Reporter they were everything. Yeah . They needed me. Reporter there arent usually words for that kind of sacrifice. But durant found just the right ones when he gave his mom a tearful shoutout at his acceptance speech for the most valuable player award three years ago. When you didnt eat, you made sure we ate. You went to sleep hungry. You sacrificed for us. Youre the real mvp. [ applause ] reporter even for a nba champion, being a mamas boy couldnt feel any better. How do you top last night . Win another championship. Reporter lee cowan, cbs news, oakland. Thats cbs overnight news for this wednesday. For some of you the news continue. For others, check back a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. From the Broadcast Center in new york city, im scott pelley. This is the cbs overnight news. Welcome to the overnight news. Im don dahler. The eyes of washington and much of the nation turned to the Senate Intelligence committee for the sworn testimony of attorney general Jeff Sessions. He was grilled on what he knew about russian influence on the president ial election, his meetings with russian officials as well as the firing of former fbi director james comey. Nancy cordes reports. I mean, what is this . Reporter under oath, the attorney general said he is being smeared by suggestions that he had an undisclosed meeting with the Russian Ambassador last year. Mr. Comey said that there were matters with respect to the recusal that were problematic and he couldnt talk about them. What are they . Why dont you tell me . They are none, senator widen. There are none. I can tell you that for absolute certainty. We can, we can you tell, this is a secret innuendo being leaked out there about me, and i dont appreciate it. Reporter sessions has acknowledged what he says were two brief routine meetings with Sergei Kislyak but says he does not recall a reported third encounter at d. C. s Mayflower Hotel after a Trump Campaign speech. Certainly, i can assure you, nothing improper, if i had a conversation with him, and its conceivable that that occurred. I just dont remember it. Reporter his former Senate Colleagues asked sessions about an Oval Office Meeting in february. Comey says that the president dismissed everyone but him. Florida senator marco rubio. Do you remember feeling like you needed to stay . I do recall being one of the last ones to leave. He expressed concern to me about that private conversation. And i agreed with him, essentially, that there are rules on private conversations with the president. Reporter several senators pressed sessions to explain why he got involved in comeys firing, even after he had recused himself from the fbis investigation into Russian Election meddling. It is absurd, frankly, to suggest that a recusal from a single, specific investigation would render the attorney general unable to manage the leadership of the various department of justice Law Enforcement components. Reporter the firing could spark an obstruction of justice investigation, because the president has said the russia case was a factor. And i guess ill just have to let his words speak for himself. Reporter answers like that frustrated democrats who accused sessions of stonewalling about his conversations with mr. Trump. Has the president invoked executive privilege in regard to your testimony today. He has not. Then what is the basis of your refusal to answer these questions. Senator cain, the president has a constitutional i understand, but the president hasnt asserted it. I am protecting the right of the president to assert it if he chooses. Reporter sessions says he recommended comeys firing because of his handling of the clinton email case last year. Still, one top democrat said perhaps sessions and other top officials should be held in contempt of congress if they wont answer these questions about the president. An associate of donald trump says the president is considering firing special Counsel Robert Mueller whos leading one of the investigations into russian middling. A top official at the Justice Department says thats not going to happen. Margaret brennan reports. I have a lot of confidence in bob mueller. I think it was a good choice. I think the best choice would be to let Robert Mueller do his job. Reporter paul ryan and Mitch Mcconnell announced support for Robert Mueller, investigating allegation of russian and trump collusion. It was prompted by this come by chris ruddy yesterday on pbs. I think hes considering, perhaps terminating the special counsel. I think hes weighing that option. Reporter on cbs this morning, former House SpeakerNewt Gingrich who initially said he was a fan of mueller accused him of picking politically biased investigators. His first four attorneys are all democrats. One worked for the clinton foundation. He apparently couldnt find a single protrump attorney to hire, and i think thats a rigged game. Reporter mueller will also explore whether the abrupt firing of comey in may was an attempt to disrupt the fbis russia inquiry. In order to dismiss mueller, the president would have to get consent from Deputy Attorney general rod rosenstein. Have you seen any evidence of good cause for firing of special counsel mueller . No, i have not. Reporter President Trump ignored questions about muellers fate. Thank you. Thank you very much. Reporter attorney general Jeff Sessions, who has recused himself from the russia investigation did little to clarify the president s thinking. Do you believe the president has confidence in director mueller . I have no idea. Reporter but he didnt join the attacks on mueller. You would not take any actions to try to have special investigator mueller removed . I wouldnt think that would be appropriate for me to do. A new study shows that many midsized suvs do a poor job of lighting the road at night. Of 37 models tested only two received good reviews. Kris van cleave has more. Reporter the federal standards for headlights are set in the lab, not on the roads, and this testing is showing that many just dont perform all that well. This Dodge Journey was one that rated poor. And the concern with the poorrated headlights is they may not light up an obstacle down the road in time for you to avoid it. Look closely. Can you spot the person crossing the road. Theyre virtually undetectable in the lights of this kia sorrento which rated among the worst. A research engineer. When i say the kia sorrento, 35 Miles Per Hour is about the fastest you should be driving with your low beams on. Reporter headlights on the volvo xc60 scored the highest. Compared to the sorrento, you can make out deer 200 feet down the road. O cf1 o the volvos headlights also wont blind oncoming drivers. If you are involved in a crash at night with better headlights, you may have avoided that collision. The track is ready. You can begin your run. Reporter they did tests for suvs. And theyve largely underperformed. In this round, researchers evaluated 37 suvs with 79 possible headlight combinations. When fitted with their bestperforming systems, 11 models rated poor. The lowest score possible. Only two got top marks, the volvo xc60 and Hyundai Santa fe equipped with optional curve adoptive headlights. If you are in the market for a new car and safety is your top concern, take a look at thei iis standards. Take a look at roll over and crash protection, air bags. Reporter the iihs test is not mandatory in all the vehicles meet or exceed federal standards. Car makers are beginning to make changes to headlight design, the institute says, because of this testing. We reached out to all the companies that received a poor rating. Most are investigating the results, that includes kia. Who points out the sorrento was given a top safety pick rating by iihs. The cbs overnight news will be right back. Show me used trucks with one owner. Pretty cool. [laughs] ah. Ahem. Show me the carfax. Start your used car search at the allnew carfax. Com. No matter who was in there last. Protection. New lysol power fresh 6 goes to work flush after flush for a justcleaned feeling that lasts up to 4 weeks. Lysol. What it takes to protect. This blue goo leaves a residue quit playin with my eyes,ghter. Goo. So, seventh generation developed this powerful natural detergent it gets your clothes clean. Really clean. Buh bye blue goo, and come clean with seventh generation. Studying to be a dentist and she gave me advice. She said. My daughter is. 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I dont want to sound cynical, but i dont have to trust somebody 100 , because i know for myself that im protected. Reporter thats because karas, who is hiv negative begins his day with prep preexposure prophylaxis which reduces the chance of hiv by 90 . When you said safe sex, it meant using a condom. Reporter and now . You can remove that level of protection if you want to and know that youre not going to be hiv positive. Reporter karas, who gets a checkup every three months is well aware of all thats happened since june of 1981. Thats when an Infectious Disease researcher at the National Institutes of health first started noticing reports that clusters of young gay men were being diagnosed with highly unusual infections. It became clear to me that even though we did not know what this was, it almost certainly was a sexually transmitted infection. Reporter it would take a few years before dr. Anthony fauci and colleagues would discover aids which destroys the human bodys resistance to infections. We saw it was contained in the semen, in the blood. Reporter doctors learned it could be transmitted through blood transfusions and that women can get hiv and pass it on to babies in the womb or through breast milk, intravenous drug users are at high risk. But it is transmitted through sex between men. Quickly, a lot of myths began to spread. I remember when people said you could get it from touching someone if there was perspiration on their arm. Of course. Reporter breathing air. Hugging someone, casual contact. All, even though the overwhelming evidence indicated that that was not the case. There was still people who were propagating that falser. You would see guys on fire island carrying their boyfriends in their arms, saying can you have any idea whats wrong with him . I went to so many doctors and nobody knows whats wrong with him. And many heartbreaking moments like that. Reporter perhaps no one expressed the anguish of aids better than new york writer larry kramer. This is a national emergency. This is an epidemic. Its a plague. Reporter as documented in his tony and emmyaward winning work the normal heart. Gay men have no future here on earth. Our continued existence depend the on just how angry you can get. Reporter kramer, hiv positive himself, became enraged at behavior in the gay community. Because we were dying, you know, all this business about i dont want to use a condom. Well, sorry, fellas. Thats what you got to do now. Reporter but he was even more angry at the federal government and the pharmaceutical industry. Founding a protest group called act up to demand quicker action on developing aids prevention and treatment drugs. There are a lot of sick people and a lot of angry people and a lot of scared people. So it was okay, were going to go out there. Were going to fight. How many more have to die of aids . Saving lives is morally right. Were going to show our faces, protest everywhere we can, and we did. Reporter one person who felt kramers fury . Was nih dr. Anthony fauci who acknowledges actups contribution. Did the Community Start speeding up the trials and being less rigid in what they did before they would bring a drug to market . We loosened some of the restrictions, but we never compromised our core fundamental scientific principles, and i think that was a great victory, for the activists and for the scientists. Because they saw they could do things better without being so restrictive. Scientists are expected to announce tomorrow, proposals for the use of an antiviral drug which has shown success against aids. Reporter in 1987, azt that could reduce the risk of it developing into aids was approved. Researchers stress that it is not a cure, nor does it work in every case. But, it is the first significant progress in the battle against aids. Reporter and over the years, a stream of drugs has improved treatment and lengthened lives. There are now more than 1 million americans living with hiv. The rate of infection in the United States has decreased from some 130,000 new cases per year in 1985 to about 40,000 in 2015. Aids prevention and treatment drugs can be expensive. And although there are programs that provide them, not everyone has access to them. The rate of new hiv cases tends to be higher in the africanamerican and latino communities. 22yearold pedro rios was diagnosed with hiv just two and a half months ago. Were you known to take chances, because you were young and thought nothing could happen to you. I was definitely at that stage where ive never had an std before, so. Reporter a sexually transmitted disease of about. The first one that i got was obviously hiv. Reporter but he says the news was not distressing to him. It was very much, okay. I accept it. So whats next . Where do we go from here . Reporter he now takes one pill a day in a clinical trial. But rios will probably be on medication for the rest of his life. And, after 36 years, Anthony Fauci is still searching for both a vaccine and a cure. We still have a long way to go. We really need to essentially put the nail in the coffin of this disease, and we are not there yet. And when we get casual about it and assume that, well, we took care of hiv aids, we can move on to something else, thats a big mistake. Reporter 36 years and counting. New lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99. 9 of bacteria without any harsh chemical residue. Lysol. What it takes to protect. I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurhuh. With geico. I should take a closer look at geico. Geico can help with way more than car insurance. Boats, homes, motorcycles. Even umbrella coverage. This guys gonna wish he brought his umbrella. Fire at will howd you know the guys name is will . Yeah . Its an expression, ya know . Fire at will . 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The theater industry though isnt taking this lying down, embracing new technologies to bring moviegoers back inside. Jeff glor reports. There you go. Reporter deep inside a 16storey building in the heart of san francisco. This is where the magic happens. Reporter lies what might be the best place on the planet to watch a movie. This is dolby atmos. This brings together the best of everything we have to offer today. Reporter the theater is wrapped in steel, boxed in by two sets of walls. All resting in a floating, concrete floor. Our goal is to provide them with a greater palette. Reporter the ceo of dolby laboratories. It is not open to the public. Simply a spot where the company can test and show off. Everything we do begins with a belief that storytelling is a basic human need and engaging in those stories is a basic human needs. Dolby laboratories reporter dolby was founded in the 60s by ray dolby as an audio company. It became the Industry Standard in the 70s and 80s, catapulted in part by a once littleknown film. Today this Cinema Technology blends both audio and visual. Today were doing for the eyes what weve always done for the ears. Reporter it means using software to produce pure levels of color as well as a focus on objectbased sound. We want a sound in the front or we want a sound panning through the speakers. What does he have on right now . So evans wearing, this is an eeg, an electroencephalogram. Reporter the research is done in labs all over the campus. They see fire on tv and naturally get hot. Reporter poppy crumb is the chief scientist. Youre measuring brain waves. Exactly. Reporter youre measuring skin reaction and heart rate. Exactly. Reporter is any one of those more telling . To figure out where to move the Technology Next . It always depends. In watching an adrenalinerush car scene, and theres one salient moment that the content creator is hoping people jump out of their seats. Were probably going to look at skin response. Reporter you cant fool this. Its like a lie detector test. It literally is a lie detector test. Reporter crumbs mental testing helps provide a physical product. The processors in this projection room put sound and picture in this theater. What used to be a light bulb in a film projector, a digital projector, is now an array of laser Light Sources that combine a whole bunch of like laser pointers together to create light on the screen. So exciting for you to sit at these. We spent a lot of late nights here. Reporter one person whos taken a keen interest in this new technology is a producer who needs no introduction. Jerry bruckheimer has put together movies. Highway to the danger zone reporter and tv shows. Reporter including on this network that are memorable and highly profitable. This is where it all started. Yes. These sound stages were the original pirates. Pirates pirates. Reporter he struck gold again with pirates of the caribbean. The fifth installment of the series comes out this month. Available in, you guessed it, dolby cinema. Is that the goal . To get something to be as realistic as possible . Thats what you want. You want the audience to believe it, feel it, you know, youre seeing it. Reporter bruckheimer is a Firm Believer that the experience inside a Movie Theater can be transformative. And given the right combination of story and science, one that isnt going anywhere. And you think the moviegoers will spend more for a ticket to see a better picture . Always. Reporter but when you get to 20, 30 a ticket, it gets pricey. It does. But you have a kitchen in your home, right . Today is flag day, marking the day in 1777 that the stars and stripes was adopted as the United States national banner. The flag is sacred to a lot of americans, particularly veterans and the people who love them, just like the young man Steve Hartman found on the road. Reporter young boys arent easily appalled. But 11yearold preston sharp sure knows the feeling. Yeah, i was really surprised. Reporter and disappointed. Yeah, and really disappointed, yeah. Reporter had you seen him like that before . Not this angry and passionate. Reporter his mom april says what upset him so was visiting his grandfathers grave in california and realizing not every veteran in the cemetery had a flag. April says even hours later i was still harping about it. I said son, if you are upset about something you either have to do something about it or let it go. And hes like, im going to do something about it, mom. Reporter next thing she knew, preston was soliciting donations and taking odd jobs to put flags on every veterans grave in his grandfathers cemetery and moved on to another and then another. And here we are 23,000 graves later. And he does this every week, rain or shine, especially rain. Why . Like they were out there in the rain doing their job, protectingus. Reporter preston says coming out here in the rain or in this case, 100degree heat is the least he can do. Thank you for your service, michael. Reporter his devotion really is enormous. Thank you for your service, samuel. Reporter and contagious. Thank you so much for coming out today. Reporter now when word gets out that preston will be at a cemetery, a lot of folks feel compelled to join in. Its just amazing. Reporter people like vietnam veteran, fred loveland. What hes doing brings them out, because they cant believe that a young man in this country is doing what he does. Weve got to put the flower in. Reporter it is a movement of young and old. Thank you for your service, lewis. Reporter of those who served their country and those who are so grateful they did. Thank you for your service, alan. Reporter all led by this little pied piper of patriotism who saw an injustice and decided to do something about it. Next wednesday is flag day, but for preston sharp, its just another one of 365 chances to do whats right. Thank you for your service, norman. Reporter Steve Hartman, on the road in redding, california. And thats the overnight news for this wednesday. 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 Center in new york city, im don dahler. Captioning funded by cbs its wednesday, june 14th, 2017. This is the cbs morning news. In my 29 years being a firefighter, i have never, ever seen anything of this scale. Breaking news. Several people are dead and dozens hurt after a london highrise erupted into flames. According to rwitnesses, residents tied sheets together while others begged for wall. Just like a water fall on the side. They were called for help