Glor and, some hospitals turned them away. Six months later, an inspiring update on baby ivy. There really arent any words to describe how thankful we are that we have her. Glor good evening. Im jeff glor. And this is our western edition. Well begin tonight with a whistleblower at the white house. A longtime employee of the White House Personnel Security Office claims 25 people denied clearances because of disqualifying issues in their backgrounds were granted access anyway. The head of a Congressional Committee sent a letter asking why some aides were given security clearances. The group in question includes the president s daughter and soninlaw. Major garrett is at the white house with more. Reporter the memo ou Oversight Committee chairman Elijah Cummings said a white house whistleblower named Tricia Newbold complained that 25 officials were granted security clearances despite disqualifying issues raised by herself and other career officials. In an interview with Committee Staff nine days ago, newbold said she came forward because she could not sit back knowing that the issues that we have could impact National Security. Newbold said three unnamed senior white house officials, two of whom still work there, drew objections due to concerns about potential foreign influence, conflict of interest, or business entanglements. The house Oversight Committee has asked the white house for security clearancerelated documents for ivanka trump, son inlaw and white house adviser jared kushner, and National Security adviser john bolton. Newbold lives near baltimore and did not respond to our request for comment. I am convinced that she simply wants government to run the way government is supposed to run. Reporter President Trump does have the authority to grant security clearances regardless of staff objections or warnings. Kushner faced delays in his security clearance approval before the president pushed it through, according to the new york times. But the president denied involvement. I was never involved with the security. I know that there was issues back and forth about security for numerous people, actually. But i dont want to get involved in that stuff. Reporter jim jordan, the ranking republican on the house Oversight Committee, accused the chairman, chairman cummings, of cherry picking newbolds testimony. About all this, the white house had no comment. Glor major, also tonight democrats are expected to take action this week regarding the mueller report. What do we know right now . Reporter the House Judiciary Committee intends to vote wednesday to subpoena the full report and all of its underlying evidence. Attorney general william barr has pledged to provide a redacted version of that report by midapril. Barr has said Justice Department rules prohibit the public release of certain information like that dealing with ongoing investigations. Democrats, though, jeff, point out in rare instances, those rules have been waived, most recently during the investigation into Hillary Clintons private email server. Glor major garrett, thank you very much. Former Vice President joe biden is facing new trouble tonight, and he has not even formally announced hes running for president. A second woman claims biden touched her inappropriately at a political event. Heres ed okeefe. All i have is my truth. And my truth is that it is patterned behavior. Former congressional aide amy reporter former congressional aide amy lappos told the Hartford Courant today biden reached for her face and rubbed noses with her during a fundraiser in greenwich, connecticut, in 2009. Lappos told cbs news in a statement, biden should not run for president. Critical time in our party, the Democratic Party if deciding who is going to represent us in 2020. And i know for sure that i do not want a man that does not respect women. On reporter on friday, former nevada assemblywoman lucy flores recalled a 2014 Campaign Event where biden approached her from behind, smelled her hair, and kissed her head. This isnt new. Im not bringing up something that people have not been aware of. Reporter biden has a tendency to be affectionate with women while on the campaign trail. Flores says bidens behavior wasnt sexual, but should be a factor in the democratic primary. And yet, were he to win the nomination and square off against President Trump. Thats not even a question. Of course i would support biden. Reporter in a statement, biden said over the years, i have offered countless hand shakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort, and not once, never did i believe i have acted inappropriately. We have arrived at an important time when women feel they can, and should, relate their experiences, and men should pay attention. And i will. Several women defended biden today, including stephanie carter, seen here at the swearing in of her husband, former secretary of defense ash carter. She says that moment has been misinterpreted, that he was helping someone get through a big day, for which i will always be grateful. At a forum for alreadyannounced candidates today in washington, some of them said it will be up to biden to decide whether to run and to voters to judge his behavior. People in the crowd at that president ial forum today were split on the accusations against biden. Some saying it wasnt a factor, some saying it should be. One guy told me, he hadnt heard anything about it. If he runs, biden is expected to join the president ial race later this month, at the earliest. Jeff . Glor okay. Ed okeefe, thank you. The marines have released the names of two crew members killed saturday when their viper helicopter went down during a Training Mission in yuma, arizona. Major Matthew Wyden of pennsylvania was 34, captain Travis Bannon in tennessee was 30. This was the fourth crash in the Training Ground since 1996. 15 have died since then. The president today kept open the option of closing the southern border while the department of Homeland Security said it may reassign up to 2,000 Border Patrol officers to stop the influx of immigrant families from central america. Manuel bojorquez is in el paso, texas, tonight. Manny . Reporter well, jeff, the Border Patrol says it is likely to have surpassed 100,000 apprehensions of migrants on the southern border last month, including here along the sprawling el paso sector. That would be the highest one month total in more than a decade. U. S. Immigration Officials Say they have reached a breaking point trying to handle the influx of people seeking asylum. The challenge that this demographic presents for us, what makes it so unique, is the fact that nearly 70 of them are all family units and unaccompanied children. Reporter last week, some migrants were housed in a caged section below a bridge in el paso. Officials said Detention Centers were beyond capacity. D. H. S. Has been forced to release thousands of Asylum Seekers into the u. S. , while others have been sent to mexico to await their asylum hearing. President trump slashed the 700 million in u. S. Aid to guatemala, el salvador, and honduras, blaming them for not doing enough to stop the flow of migrants, a move critics say could only make the problem worse. But its the president s threat of shutting down the border that has others here concerned. We went to an Industrial Park in santa teresa, new mexico, to see businesses that rely on cross border trade. It would cause financial hardship, and you would put a lot of people out of work. And thats americans, not mexicans. Reporter jerry pachecho, the president of the border industrial association, says the impacts will have a ripple effect. You hear that there is a threat to shut down the border, and you think what . It would be devastating, and not just here. The supply chain is all the way back to the midwest, our auto industry, our ag. Industry would be affected immediately. Reporter a border shutdown could threaten the more than 611 billion in yearly cross border trade and impact around five million jobs, according to the u. S. Chamber of commerce. And, thousands of people cross this bridge every day in either direction to go to work or school. Tonight, the Associated Press is reporting, the white house is considering appointing a point person to oversee all immigration policy, a socalled immigration czar. Jeff . Glor manny, thank you very much, in el paso tonight. Police are looking for a motive in the chilling murder of a university of South Carolina student. The victim, a 21yearold senior, was seen getting into a car, apparently thinking it was the uber she ordered. More on this from david begnaud. Reporter this is the last time she was seen alive. Police say this Surveillance Video shows Samantha Josephson talking on her phone and getting into what she thought was an uber early friday morning. We dont know when samantha realized she got into the wrong car, but once she did, police say there was no escape. Her father seymour explained why. She had absolutely no chance. None. The door was locked. The Child Safety Locks were on. Reporter police say the driver, 24yearold nathaniel rowland, was not an uber driver. Here is the timeline friends reported samantha missing at 1 30 p. M. On friday. Two hours later, her body was found on a dirt road almost 70 miles away. By the next morning, police saw the suspects vehicle right near the scene where samantha had been kidnapped. Rowland tried to get away, but was caught. Columbia police chief w. H. Holbrook the chevy impala that was driven by the suspect had a large amount of liquid that we believed to be blood. Reporter detectives tell us josephson had injuries from head to toe. Her family called her sweetpea. Marcy is her mom. Reporter you just feel that moms pain. Tomorrow, a South Carolina legislator will introduce a bill that mandates these Ride Sharing Companies like uber display illuminated stickers in their windshield. Jeff, you know from taking uber, like we all have glor sounds like a good idea. Reporter yes, and some riders do it. But we have to remind people, every time you use the app, it will give you the drivers name, his picture, and give you the license plate number. Glor double check all that. Sickening story to hear about. David, thank you very much. Two women who accused virginias Lieutenant GovernorJustin Fairfax of Sexual Assault are calling for a public hearing tonight. Vanessa tyson and Meredith Watson gave their First Television interviews to gayle king of cbs this morning. Chip reid has that and fairfaxs response. What do you want to happen to Justin Fairfax . I want him to resign. Reporter College ProfessorVanessa Tyson says she met Justin Fairfax at the Democratic Convention in boston in 2004 when he was a law student. She says he asked her to accompany him to his hotel room. He just needed to pick up some paperwork. Okay. Is what he said. Then what happened . And he kisses me. Youre kissing him and youre okay with the kissing . Yeah, im okay with kissing. Reporter but suddenly, she says, he became violent, forcing her to perform oral sex. Hes using his hand on the back of my neck, and, you know, i couldnt say anything because im choking and gagging. Reporter tyson says she went public in february only after a racist photo was found on the yearbook page of Virginia Governor ralph northam. She feared that if northam resigned, fairfax would automatically become governor. The voters of virginia have a righnow. A public hearing, and so is Meredith Watson, who claims fairfax raped her 19 years ago, when they were students at duke university. Had i had the strength or the courage to Say Something in 2000. voice breaking . Maybe it never would have happened to her. Reporter fairfax has vehemently denied both accusers allegations and has called for a Law Enforcement investigation, but watson fears that would allow the issue to be swept under the rug. You have someone in a position of leadership who has the ability to. Affect legislation on how these issues will be handled, and he himself is a predator. Reporter in a statement, Lieutenant Governor fairfax responded, i feel so strongly regarding my innocence that i submitted myself to polygraph tests for each of the accusations against me. I passed those tests. I did not assault either of my accusers. Accusers. There is no word yet as to whether the Virginia Legislature will hold a public hearing. Jeff . Glor chip reid, thank you very much. Gayle will have more of her interview with Meredith Watson tomorrow on cbs this morning. Coming up next here on the cbs evening news, a groundbreaking medical treatment that can turn a patients blood cells into cancer killers. And mosquitoooooooooooes listen up, scaredy cats. We all have k9 advantix ii to protect us. It kills and repels fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, too. But allstate actually helps you drive safely. With drivewise. It lets you know when you go too fast. And brake too hard. With feedback to help you drive safer. Giving you the power to actually lower your cost. Unfortunately, it cant do anything about that. Now that you know the truth. Are you in good hands . You wouldnt accept an incomplete job from any one else. Why accept it from your allergy pills . 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High cholesterol and weight gain; high blood sugar, which can lead to coma or death; decreased white blood cells, which can be fatal; dizziness upon standing; falls; seizures; impaired judgement; heat sensitivity; and trouble swallowing may occur. Youre more than just your bipolar 1. Ask about vraylar. Glor there is a Breakthrough Cancer treatment making news tonight. It can turn your own blood cells into biological weapons that kill cancer cells. Heres dr. Jon lapook. Reporter in 2016, tenth Grade Student sally naser learned she had a cancerous growth on both her lungs. It was so big, it was like in a critical spot, like pushing up against my critical organs. Reporter she had first been diagnosed with the tumor, a type of bone cancer called sarcoma, at age ten. This was her third relapse. Camille naser is her mother. One of the doctors advice was, i think now is a good time to take a family vacation. And we said, and sally said, we werent quite ready to give up yet. Reporter one last option. Sally joined a trial at Baylor College of medicine, using a therapy called cart. First, doctors remove some of sallys t cells, infection fighting white blood cells, and genetically modified them to recognize her sarcoma cancer as being enemy cells that should be destroyed. Millions of those new cells were then put back into sallys body, ready to search out and destroy the cancer. It just took 20 minutes. And they were like, all right, thats it. Reporter of ten patients, three have stable disease, and two, including naser, have no evidence of cancer. Two cart therapies are already f. D. A. Approved for forms of leukemia and lymphoma. The next hurdle is proving it works on solid tumors like lung, colon, and sarcoma. Dr. Louis weiner is with the American Association for cancer research. Solid tumors, many of which are very, very difficult to treat, represent a huge burden of cancer morbidity and mortality. Reporter naser is now a freshman at university of massachusetts amherst. This is the longest that its been, ever, without a reoccurrence. So, you know, that gives me hope that treatment actually worked. Reporter dr. Jon lapook, cbs news, new york. Glor coming up here tonight, some new reports about mick jaggers health.