university is being held without bail. police say 26-year-old aaron ybarra opened fire and was grabbed by a person. ybarra is not a student at seattle pacific university. classes there are canceled today. david begnaud has our report. authorities in seattle say they have nabbed the man behind the shooting at seattle pacific university thursday afternoon. >> we have one suspect in custody for the shooting. he is a white male, approximately 26 years of age. >> the first shots were reported at about 3:30 local time. police say the shooter acted alone, carried a knife and a shotgun and opened fire at campus building. at least one person was killed, several others injured. >> i heard a shot, a bang, looked outside, and i saw a man lying face down on the ground with another man holding a shotgun over him. >> reporter: cops say some quick thinking students helped to put an end to the situation. >> a student monitor who works inside of that facility observed the suspect reloading the shotgun and was able to stop the individual at that point. pepper sprayed that person. then got them to the ground where other people inside of the facility were able to subdue him. >> reporter: emergency crews set up stretchers on the sidewalk waiting to treat victims and take them to local hospitals. the campus was placed on lockdown. this is a tragic moment for seattle and a tragic moment for america once again. >> it's a private christian school. the campus gathered at a church to pray for the victims. david begnaud, cbs news, los angeles. 70th anniversary of the beginning of the end of world war ii. on june 6, 1944, the allies launched the biggest amphibious assault in history known as d-day. their goal, to gain control of nazi-occupied france and begin the march against hitler's forces. victory in europe would come less than one year later when germany surrendered. more than 160,000 allied troops came ashore on the beaches of normandy and the cost was high. more than 9,000 were killed or wounded. today the generation that served in world war ii is dwindling. of the nearly 60 american world war ii veterans, just over 1 million are still alive, and this morning more than a dozen heads of state are gathered in normandy to pay tribute for the sacrifices made on this date seven decades ago. jericka duncan is at the american cemetery in colleville. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this cemetery is home to those who died on d-day. today southbound honoring those who did not make it home and sharing the stories of those who did. ♪ >> reporter: a small group of u.s. veterans gathered for a sunrise ceremony on omaha beach in normandy, france, on the 70th anniversary. of d-day. >> i'll m so filled with joy ri now i can hardly control myself. >> reporter: hundreds will gather at the memorial cemetery this morning. the once battleground is now sacred ground for the thousands of u.s. soldiers killed in the invasion of normandy. >> this is so sad, and it's just -- all these young boys. >> if prayer were made of sound, the skies over england that night would have deafened the world. >> reporter: president obama and the president of france are also honoring the more than 150,000 troops who landed in this region back in 1944. >> 4,000 ships and thousands of others are heading to the south. >> reporter: most had to fight through the rough waters of the english channel to reach the beaches where many lives were lost but where world war ii was won. this quiet coastline along omaha beach is a stark contrast to the bloody battle that unfolded here 70 years ago. the french are reminded of that history everywhere they turn in normandy. there are life-like displays, monuments with messages of freedom along with pictures, symbols, and tributes to the fallen. >> i think it's great they've doing it, and i think they should do it forever. >> reporter: 93-year-old melvin bushman says this will likely be his last trip to normandy and his last chance to pass along stories from the deadliest war in history. leaders from all around the world are here including britain's queen elizabeth. she will pay her respects to the allied forces who died on d-day. anne-marie? >> jericka duncan in colleville, france. thank you very much, jericka. the veterans affairs department says an additional 18 veterans in the phoenix area whose names were kept off falsified appointment lists have died. the v.a. says more than 100,000 vets had to wait more than 90 days for an appointment. two senior senators agreed on a proposal to expand veterans' health care. it would allow veterans who live at least 40 miles from a v.a. medical facility or who wait at least 30 days for an appointment to use a private doctor. and we're learning more and more and more about former p.o.w. bowe bergdahl's time in captivity and everything leading up to his release. the news is he tried to escape from the taliban twice and the obama administration is offering another explanation about the deal that won his freedom. >> good morning. the german military hospital where bergdahl is now being treated says he is showing signs of recovery. meanwhile here in washington the white house indicated to some senators who got no notice that this prisoner exchange was about to go down that they were not only concerned about bergdahl's declined health, but they feared for his life and needed to act quickly. the pentagon says bowe bergdahl's health is improving daily, but no date is set to transfer him from a military hospital in germany back to the u.s. where the firestorm of debate over his release continues to grow. president obama made no apologies thursday for making the deal to release five high-level taliban fighters in exchange for bergdahl. >> because of the nature of the folks we were dealing with and the fragile nature of these negotiations we felt it was important to go ahead and do what we did. >> members of congress say the white house is now giving a new explanation for why they didn't get 30 days' notice of the swap as required by law. administration officials told senators wednesday intelligence suggested the taliban would kill bergdahl if the deal became public. some lawmakers aren't buying it. >> obviously if he were killed, then the taliban would not be getting back the five highly valued taliban commanders. >> until wednesday the administration had said bergdahl's deteriorating health was the reason it bypassed congress. >> he had and opportunity to bring home an american soldier and he brought him home, and i'm glad he did. >> defense department officials are debriefing bergdahl about his five years in captivity and say he was held in conditions harsher than first thought. now, there is some debate here on capitol hill among lawmakers about a proof-of-life video of the release of bergdahl by the taliban and whether it really shows that his health was declining enough to require quick action. but, of course, now, anne-marie, we have the white house indicating they worried about his life as well. >> all right. susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. this morning flash floods and gail warnings are posted in arkansas. strong winds are being blamed for at least three deaths in the south. two people were killed by falling trees in arkansas yesterday. a number of buildings were damaged by strong winds as well and another person was killed when he was swept away by rising water in tennessee. now, coming up on the "morning news," gm's recall investigation. an internal review finds the carmaker knew of problems with an ignition swith 15 years ago, but the part was still installed in cars. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ i found a happy place ♪ it's written on my face ♪ we're singin', we're singin' ♪ i found a happy place ♪ a rather happy place ♪ i'm singin', i'm singin' ♪ ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh ♪ i found a happy place [ female announcer ] with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts, skim milk, and cocoa, there's a whole lot of happy in 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cover-up. jeff glor reports. >> let me be clear. this should have never happened. it is unacceptable. >> in a speech streamed to gm employees around the world, ceo mary barra said today there was no conspiracy, just incompetence and neglect. >> this report is extremely thorough, brutally tough, and deeply troubling. >> reporter: the investigation conducted by an attorney who has had a long relationship with gm discovered there were problems as early as 1999. documents referred to it at the switch from hell which caused cars to inadvertently shut off. it went into six models including ion and the chevy cobalt. in 2003 and 2004, the ion and in 2005 the chevy cobalt. the engineers made a basic mistake. they did not know how their own vehicles were designed. that means they did not know the air bags would fail when the ignition switch was used. the report talks frequently of the gm nod. when a meeting is held to discuss a problem, a solution is agreed upon and then nobody does anything. they found no evidence that mary barra knew about faulty switches. >> this is a test of our character and our values, and in the end i'm not afraid of the truth and i know you aren't either. i want it known that we will face up to our mistakes and we will take them head on. >> reporter: this internal investigation, however, is not satisfying some critics. senator richard blumenthal. >> this report is the best that money can by. it is far from independent and emphasizes now how crucial a truly independent objective report and investigation is by the department of justice, by congress, and further action by federal watchdogs. >> reporter: there will be more congressional hearings later this month. a criminal probe continues. and ken feinberg, the man gm has hired to determine a compensation plan for victims and families, says his report will be out on august 1st. jeff glor, cbs news, detroit. well, still to come, revelations from hillary clinton's new book. and in sports, lebron james 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the answer is, i haven't decided yet. nancy cordes, cbs news. former first lady nancy reagan has observed her husband's death. he visits his grave in california. he died in 2004 after a battle with alzheimer's disease. this is the "cbs morning news." sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. and discover an exciting combination of tastes. rich, dark chocolate covering soft centers flavored with exotic fruit juices. it's chocolate and fruit flavors like you've never experienced before. discover brookside. most people don't know how to choose a new dentist. that's where we come in. we've helped over 8 million people find the right dentist, and we can do the same for you. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ well, this has been a week of reunions for veterans who survived the d-day invasion of france 70 years ago during world war ii. for one of the former soldiers mark phillip met in normandy, it also meant one final mission. >> reporter: two old war horses got back together for this commemoration and there's never been a d-day reunion like it. leslie cruise now 90 who jumped with the 82nd air button behind enemy lines before the enemy invasion and whiskey 7, the airplane he jumped from, both are back in normandy, both with unfinished stories. >> do you still see it as a droep zone from 70 years ago? >> sometimes. >> reporter: leslie cruise has returned before to the d-day drop zones around sainte-mere-eglise where he landed 70 years ago, but it's taken him this long to confront a ghost from the past. >> next thing you know, guys were plop, plop, plop, this side, that side, all around me. >> reporter: the ghost of philip vargas, parachutist who died from an artillery shell as they both took cover during a german barrage. >> his body was right next to me, body to body. he was right next to me. the shell landed right behind him and just tore him apart on his right leg. and i always figured that that was for me. ♪ >> reporter: at the family's request, richard vargas was buried not in normandy but in another american war cemetery in eastern france next to his brother, also a casualty. it took leslie cruise this long to find the grave. >> this day is day of remembrance of something that happened 70 years ago on june 7th. perhaps now i can set it aside and go on without him, but i doubt it. >> reporter: whiskey 7 it turns out is a tough old bird too. she's been refitted in her d-day attire and was flown back to a new york museum. and once again she's dropping jumpers over normandy. >> that's the plane. the same plane. it's hard to believe. >> reporter: history come full circle and finally put to rest. >> it gives you somewhat closure. >> reporter: to make you feel a little better finally to close the chapter on it. >> yeah, sure. >> reporter: another mission to normandy for both of them finally accomplished. mark phillips, cbs news, sainte-mere-eglise, normandy. >> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll have the latest on the deadly shooting. at seattle pacific university. plus, the ceo of ford motor company alan mulally joins us in the studio. and we'll talk with hugh jackman, t of sunday's tony awards. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. good morning, everyone. it's friday, june 6. i'm michelle griego. >> hooray, it's friday. >> wahoo! >> i'm frank mallicoat. it's 4:30. it's ladies day today. >> check it out. >> isn't it ladies day every day? >> hey, we have a little bit a warmup coming in our inland areas. not so much along the coast. good morning, everyone. currently, coastal cloudiness, areas of drizzle, temperatures in the 50s. out the door, we are going to talk about the hottest locations and where to expect it. that's still straight ahead. >> looking good. and here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. eastbound this morning, heading out of san francisco into oakland, you will have overnight roadwork. we have an overturn accident in santa rosa so we'll tell you about that coming up in "kcbs traffic." >> on a friday. >> on a friday, that's right. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. tens of thousands of people drive by this billboard every day, but an oakland city councilman tells us it's got to go. cate caugiran shows us why in a story you'll see only on kpix 5. reporter: as you drive along 580 past the mcarthur exit you see this. >> bunny. >> we obviously have