charge of the fleet is being removed. and a strange we are a super sized vehicle comes to the rescue of a family trapped on their roof by rising floodwaters. good morning from cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm ann marie green. president trump used a political rally in phoenix to deliver another freewheeling attack on the media and fellow republicans, speaking to some of his most loyal and focal supporters, mr. trump also threatened to shut down the government over the wall he wants to build on the mexican border. outside, police clashed with protesters and four people were arrested. nicky, good morning. >> good morning, ann marie. president trump's defensive speech to thousands in phoenix angered protesters. he did slam the media saying several news outlets selectively quote the remarks on the violence in charlottesville and ignored his message of unity. >> police officers in riot gear used tear gas to break up protests outside president trump's rally in phoenix, arizona. inside the city's convention center, the president spent the majority of his time claiming the media is responsible for dividing the nation and at aftermath of violence in charlottesville, virginia, insisting it twisted his words. >> it's time to expose the crooked media deceptions and to challenge the media for their role in formenting divisions. >> reporter: among the several other subjects the president touched upon, the need to reform immigration. he also again insisted a wall on the mexican border will be built. >> believe me, we have to close down our government we're building that wall. >> reporter: on health care, he said he made a promise not to mention any mamz eluding to john mccain. he was one of three senate republicans to cross party lines and shoot down the new health care bill with his last minute thumbs down vote. >> we are going to get rid of obamacare. i will never stop. one vote! i will never stop. >> reporter: president trump committed to passion the biggest tax cut in american history. and eluded to a pardon for controversial former arizona share joe arpaio convicted of ignoring a federal judge's order to stop detaining people because he suspected them of being undocumented immigrants. >> this morning james clapper questioned the president's ability to run the country. he said he found president trump's rally to be down right scary and disturbing. ann marie? >> nicky here in new york, thank you so much. >> well, following a series of accidents in the pacific, the commander of the navy's seventh fleet is losing his job. vice admiral is being relieved of duties days after the collision of a guided missile destroyer and oil tanker east of singapore. ten sailors from the uss john s. mccain were missing after the collision. yesterve rev mains in one of the ship's compartments and another body was found about it ma lags navy. back to president trump who said last night that "he respects the fact that north korean leader is starting to respect us." secretary of state rex tillerson said kim demonstrated some level of restraint by not conducting a missile test towards guam as he had threatened. meanwhile, the administration imposed sanctions on 16 mainly chinese and russian companies and people for aiding the north's nuclear and missile program. congress is proposing legislation that would require the president to notify lawmakers before creating a joint cybersecurity unit with russia. they told him about a company that has ties to the russian government and reaches tens of millions of u.s. homes. >> reporter: cbs news confirmed that fbi officials have met with private industry representatives to relay concerns about a moscow based cyber company with suspected ties to russian intelligence. fbi agents have interviews kaspersky employees working in the u.s. rob joyce, the nation's cybersecurity czar is warning consumers against using the company's popular anti-virus software. would you advise your family, parents positive use it? >> i wouldn't. i worry that as a nation state russia really hasn't done the right things for this country. and they have a lot of control and latitude over the information that goes to companies in russia. so i worry about. that. >> reporter: mike morel is a former assistant director of the cia. >> there is a connection between this company and russian intelligence and i'm certain that russian intelligence would want to use that connection to their advantage. >> reporter: the u.s. government also prohibits its use but state governments use the russian software and there are 400 million users worldwide. the fear is that the anti-virus software which is supposed to protect users from malicious activity could provide russian intelligence with valuable information. and as this certificate shows, the company is registered with the fsb, one of russia's intelligence agencies. >> this is the most important room. >> reporter: the company's founder once served in russia's ministry of defense and is a graduate of a computer school tied to russian intelligence. the company denies the accusations calling them false allegations. a spokesperson said in the e-mail that the company never helped nor will it help any government in the world. u.s. officials dismiss the denials and continue to warn about the software. cbs news, washington. a suspect in the terror attacks in spain says the group was preparing a more deadly attack. four suspects appeared in saints national court yesterday to testify about the attack in barcelona and a nearby town. the cell was preparing bombs for a man that planned to blow himself up at a barcelona monument. missouri's governor will appoint a board of inquiry to see if williams should be executed. hours before williams was scheduled to be put to death last night, governor issued a stay of execution. now williams was convicted of fatally stabbing a woman during a burglary in 1998. his attorney says the evidence found on the murder weapon did not belong to williams. a manhunt is under way for two escaped oklahoma inmates. officials say andrew foy and darren walsh may be armed. they overpowered two guards in a van early yesterday. the van was recovered 13 miles away in and an empty gun holster was found inside. later a truck was reported stole innocent area. today's forecast for western missouri is mostly sunny and pleasant. that was not the case yesterday. rain caused widespread flooding. some areas got as much as nine inches of rain and at least one person was killed. and there were several rescued. we have a report. >> reporter: hours of rainfall forced creeks to swell, rising to over 17 feet in five hours, setting a new record and flooding roads and neighborhoods. the influx of water turned deadly when a local driver hydroplaned into a ditch. the fast rising water forced this familiar live seven to their roof. authorities had told them to wait until the water receded but two locals used their own military style vehicle to rescue them. >> he owns this truck. and we went and rescued that family that i think this morning they were stuck on the roof. >> reporter: officials responded to more than 272 water related calls, 62 of which were for rescued. the kansas city police and fire departments went door to door asking residents in the flood area to evacuate voluntarily. more than 6,000 home lost power tuesday morning and the force of the water was so strong that it washed out part of this road. the water was up to here tuesday afternoon. it has started to recede. it is being flushed out by drains that created whirlpools in this ditch. cbs news, kansas. coming up on the morning news, a dark confession. a catholic priest steps down after admitting he was a former klan member. and caught on video, a biker takes a sudden plunge. this is the cbs morning news. sudden plunge. this is the cbs morning news. and one we re-earn, everyday. #1 trusted. #1 awarded. it's got to be tide. this i can do, easily. i try hard to get a great shape. benefiber® healthy shape is a clear, taste-free, 100% natural daily fiber... that's clinically proven to help me feel fuller longer. benefiber® healthy shape. this i can do! pepsoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? 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>> reporter: customs and border agent came to the fest for the tens of thousands of fans. crystal bridges was intrigued. >> i never really thought i would get a job here. >> at a music festival. >> yeah. >> reporter: the agency has strugled to hire the 5,000 agents president trump requested to help secure the mexican border. so the cpp got creative is venturing to spartan races, county fairs and country music festivals. that is your base pay. >> this former army infrantiman said it makes a lot of sense. >> there are a lot of people into love this country. >> reporter: but the agency is also having a hard time finding applicants who can pass a polygraph test. by its own admission, 75% of them fail. the agency now offers a shorter polygraph test and allows waivers from the test for law enforcement and the military. >> we look at all the steps in the hiring process. >> reporter: this acting deputy ronald videlo. >> we look for.thaem make it through the hiring steps. >> reporter: but the last time the border patrol aggressively increase the recruiting after 9/11, the cbp didn't have polygraph tests. matt says that's why finding the right recruit serz crucial. >> we have to make sure we're tracting the right kind of naem can make it through the vet prague ses so when they're out there doing their work we can trust them. >> detroit lakes, minnesota. coming up, only on cbs this morning, an interview with the parents of timothy piaza, the penn state student who died after alleged hazing. plus, more on the discovery of the wreckage of the uss inld nap list. 72 years after it sank. and nora o'donnell catches up with rory mcilroy as they hit golf balls at yankees stadium. that's the cbs morning news for this wednesday. thank you for watching. i'm ann marie green. have a great day. adium. that's the cbs morning news for this wednesday. thank you for watching. i'm ann marie green. have a great day. ♪ ♪ we're here when you're ready. thanks for waking up with us. an accident on the golden gate bridge overnight, there are still some lane closures there. jaclyn will update us. good morning, it is wednesday, august 23rd, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. it is just about 4:30 this wednesday morning. ladies? >> good morning. >> we made it to the starting line! >> good morning, everybody. did you notice a change this morning? it was foggier a little more drizzle out there. yeah. and that bank of low clouds and fog well more extensive and expansive. [ foghorn sound effect ] >> just love waking up to that foghorn. [ foghorn sound effect ] >> thank you very much. transamerica pyramid obscured by the deck of clouds, sfo the same, there will probably be delays. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. mostly sunny 82 in san jose. that's average. how about 88 in throughout the tri-valley? that's spot on. mid-60s, low 70s across the bay and mid-60s with partial clearing seashore. your full forecast in just a couple of minutes. right now let's say good morning to yn