Id be talking to you right now. Reporter agent crystal griner was shot in the ankle. A 2006 graduate of marylands hood college, she was a star basketball player, known for her strength and athletic ability. A teammate told us she was very aggressive and was not at all surprised how she responded in a dangerous, highpressure situation. Retired Capitol Police chief kim dine. She is amazing, and shes a hero. She epitomized what being a heros all about. Reporter agent david bailey injured his ankle during the chaotic gun battle. Hes from brazil and graduated from North CarolinaCentral University in 2007. He always talked about becoming a police officer. Reporter friend rachael brooks says he just wanted to help people. As soon as i heard that, the first thing i thought was, that is definitely just like david to do. Reporter there were some other heroes too, scott. Henry cabrera, a special agent with the Capitol Hill Police department, also exchanged gunfire with the shooter, as did some officers with the alexandria, Virginia Police department. At this point its unclear who fired the shots that killed the assailant. Chip reid, thanks. In another important story tonight, amid indications that the president himself is now under investigation. Mr. Trump tweeted this morning, you are witnessing the single greatest witch hunt in american political history, led by some very bad and conflicted people. Jeff pegues is following this. Reporter the president s tweets came after the Washington Post reported that he is now the subject of an obstruction of justice investigation. His response, they made up a phony collusion with the russians story, found zero proof, so now they go for obstruction of justice on the phony story. Nice. Cbs news has learned that special Counsel Robert Mueller will interview director of National Intelligence dan coats and nsa director Admiral Mike Rogers amid reports about whether the president pressured them to tamp down the investigation into allegations of collusion between the Trump Campaign and russia. Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth . Reporter a week ago former fbi director james comey told senators that he believed he was fired by mr. Trump because of the fbis ongoing russia investigation, which comey was leading at the time. Do you believe this will rise to obstruction of justice . I dont know. Thats bob muellers job, to sort that out. Reporter ron hosko, a former assistant director of the fbi, says while obstruction of justice is hard to prove the allegation itself could hurt the president. Dont you have to prove intent . Getting to intent to obstruct or impede is going to be very important. And it could be that they never are able to build that case in a meaningful way. However, damage could be done, political damage could be done during the process. Reporter muellers appointment a month ago to oversee the investigation drew bipartisan praise. The white house even interviewed him to fill the vacant fbi director job on may 16th. But as muellers investigation gained traction, the president s allies began accusing him of trying to undermine the trump presidency. And the president himself has chimed in, tweeting this afternoon, why is it that Hillary Clintons family and dems dealings with russia are not looked at but my nondealings are . A former fbi official says the president s tweets could be used by the special counsel as evidence. Scott, late today cbs news confirmed that Vice President pence has hired a personal lawyer to answer any questions investigators may have for him. Jeff pegues in our washington newsroom. Jeff, thank you. After four days of deliberations jurors in bill cosbys Sexual Assault trial told the judge today they are deadlocked. He told them keep trying. Jericka duncan is at the courthouse in norristown, pennsylvania. Reporter bill cosby remains in a small room inside the courthouse. Early this afternoon jurors told the judge they could not reach a unanimous verdict on any of the three counts against cosby. Cosbys attorney, brian mcmonagle, asked the court for a mistrial but that request was denied. Instead the judge told the sequestered jurors to keep deliberating. Cosbys publicist, andrew wyatt. And this deadlock shows the not guilty that mr. Cosby has been saying the entire time. Reporter the jury has paused deliberations to review evidence a half dozen times. The 79yearold comedian has been accused by nearly 60 women of Sexual Assault over the past several decades. But cosby has denied those accusations. Andrea constands case was the only one that was still eligible to go to trial. Lili bernard says she too was sexually abused by cosby. She got into a heated argument with cosby supporters after the jury announced they were deadlocked. He preyed upon my vulnerabilities and he drugged me and raped me against my will. Reporter cosby has been charged with sexually assaulting Andrea Constand at his pennsylvania home in 2004. Constand testified that cosby drugged and molested her after giving her three blue pills which she says left her paralyzed and unable to move. Cosby says it was consensual. Former prosecutor dennis mcandrews. If the jury comes back and names that theyre deadlocked, then the judge can declare a hung jury and declare a mistrial, which allows a new trial for the defendant. Reporter if the judge declares a mistrial, it will ultimately be up to Andrea Constand whether she wants to go through this process again and testify atanother trial. 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Reporter Fred Warmbier walked into the press Conference Wearing the same jacket his son wore during his trial last march. Im so proud of otto, who has been in a pariah regime for the last 18 months, brutalized and terrorized, and hes now home with his family. Reporter the comatose 22yearold College Student was flown back to the United States last tuesday. Fred warmbier described greeting his son for the first time in nearly two years. I knelt down by his side, and i hugged him. And i told him i missed him and i was so glad that he made it home. Reporter north korean officials claim otto fell into a coma after he contracted botulism and took a sleeping pill a day after he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. He was convicted for committing a hostile act after allegedly stealing a propaganda poster during a College Group tourist trip last year. Today doctors at the university of Cincinnati Medical Center said he shows no sign of a botulism infection but he did suffer severe brain damage. Lead physician daniel kanter. He has spontaneous eye opening and blinking. However, he shows no signs of understanding language. Reporter kanter says the brain injury was likely caused by a sudden stopping of the heart. This pattern of brain injury, however, is usually seen as a result of cardiopulmonary arrest where the blood supply to the brain is inadequate. Reporter Fred Warmbier says hes still in shock. These things are tough to process. But hes with us. And were trying to make him comfortable, and we want to be a part of his life. Reporter doctors say Otto Warmbiers heart stoppage could have been caused by trauma or drug intoxication. Scott, there are currently three other americans in a north korean prison there. Michele miller, thanks. Coming up, a blimp explodes. Not all Fish Oil Supplements provide the same omega3 power. 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Now we get way cleaner clothes way faster he turbo clean. 6x the cleaning power in 1 2 the time today police in washington issued arrest warrants for a dozen members of the turkish president s security detail. Theyre accused of attacking protesters outside the Turkish Embassy during president erdogans visit last month. Turkey claims it was selfdefense. All 12 are believed to be back in turkey. Today londons Police Commander said that he hopes the death toll does not reach triple digits in that highrise apartment fire. 17 bodies have been recovered, but it may take weeks to search all 24 stories. In wisconsin today a blimp flying over the u. S. Open Golf Tournament crashed. It deflated in midair and caught fire. The only person on board was the pilot. He was badly burned. We do not know why it deflated. Well be back in a moment. Its time to ask whether the attack on the United States congress yesterday was foreseeable, predictable, and to some degree selfinflicted. Too many leaders and political commentators who set an example for us to follow have led us into an abyss of violent rhetoric which, it should be no surprise, has led to violence. Yesterday was not the first time. In december last year a man with an Assault Rifle stormed into a washingtonarea pizzeria to free child sex slaves whom Hillary Clinton was holding there. Or at least thats what Political Blog sites had said. He fired into a locked door to discover no children in chains. Bernie sanders has called the president the most dangerous in history, and the shooter yesterday was a sanders volunteer. You might think that no sane person would act on political hate speech. And youd be right. The trouble is there are a lot of americans who struggle with mental illness. In february the president tweeted that the news media were the enemy of the american people. Later, at a lunch for reporters, President Trump was asked whether he worried that that language would incite violence. His pause indicated it had never crossed his mind. And then he said, no, that doesnt worry me. As children were taught words will never hurt me, but when you think about it violence almost always begins with words. In twitter world weve come to believe that our first thought is our best thought. Its past time for all of us. President s, politicians, reporters, citizens, all of us, to pause, to think again. And thats the overnight news for this friday. For some of you the news continues. For thers check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and cbs this morning. From the Broadcast Center in new york city, im scott pelley. Announcer this is the cbs overnight news. Welcome to the overnight news. Im tony dokoupil. The special counsel investigating russias interference in the president ial election could now be focusing on President Trump. Specifically whether mr. Trump tried to obstruct justice in the case of his fired National Security adviser michael flynn. Jeff pegues has the latest. Reporter the president s tweets came after the Washington Post reported that he is now the subject of an obstruction of justice investigation. His response, they made up a phony collusion with the russians story, found zero proof. So now they go for obstruction of justice on the phony story. Nice. Cbs news has learned that special Counsel Robert Mueller will interview director of National Intelligence dan coats and nsa director Admiral Mike Rogers amid reports about whether the president pressured them to tamp down the investigation into allegations of collusion between the Trump Campaign and russia. Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth . Reporter a week ago former fbi director james comey told senators he believes he was fired by mr. Trump because of the fbis ongoing russia investigation, which comey was leading at the time. Do you believe this will rise to obstruction of justice . I dont know. Thats bob muellers job to sort that out. Reporter ron hosko, former assistant director of the fbi, says while obstruction is justice is hard to prove the allegation itself could hurt the president. Dont you have to prove intent . Getting to intent to obstruct or impedes going to be very important. And it could be that they never are able to build that case in a meaningful way. However, damage could be done. Political damage could be done during the process. Reporter muellers appointment a month ago to oversee the investigation drew bipartisan praise. The white house even interviewed him to fill the vacant fbi director job on may 16th. But as muellers investigation gained traction, the president s allies began accusing him of trying to undermine the trump presidency. And the president himself has chimed in, tweeting this afternoon, why is it that Hillary Clintons family and dems dealings with russia are not looked at but my nondealings are . Investigators are still trying to piece together the chain of events that led to the ambush of a group of republicans. Theyve recovered the gunmans camera, computer, and cell phone and raided his house. Nancy cordes has the latest. Hes in some trouble. Reporter President Trump issued a sobering update today after visiting House Majority whip Steve Scalise last night. Hes a great fighter, and hes going to be okay, we hope. Reporter scalise underwent his third surgery today. Democrat Cedric Richmond is a close friend and fellow louisianan. Its no secret that the bullet split up and that vital organs are were hit. Reporter another victim, lobbyist matt mika, has been upgraded from Critical Condition to serious. But his family warns matt was shot multiple times in his chest and arm, he requires assistance to breathe and will need additional surgeries. House republicans gathered at the capitol to sign get well cards. Meanwhile, fbi agents continued to comb the scene. An alexandria, virginia ballpark. They are processing a cell phone, a computer and a camera found in the shooters van. The atf has determined that 66yearold James Hodgkinson of illinois purchased his highly lethal rifle and handgun lethally, firing dozens of rounds before he was shot and killed by police. Hodgkinsons Facebook Page was filled with antitrump, antigop messages, leading a few conservatives to blame an increasing intensity of hostility on the left. Reporter new york republican Chris Collins told a local radio host i can only hope that the democrats do tone down the rhetoric. Some people react to things like that. How dare they say such a thing . Reporter Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi argued shes endured hostile rightwing rhetoric for years. So this sick individual does something despicable, and it was horrible what he did. Hateful. But for them to all of a sudden be sanctimonious as if they dont have never seen such a thing before. Reporter late today the shooters widow addressed the media for the first time. I cant believe he did this. I cannot believe and i just want you all to go away and leave my neighbors in peace. They dont deserve this. I dont deserve it. My daughters dont deserve all this. Two Capitol Hill Police officers are being hailed as heroes for stopping what could have been a massacre. Chip reid has that story. [ gunshots ] reporter moments after the shooting began two special agents with the Capitol Hill Police, crystal griner and david bailey, charged onto the baseball field, exchanging fire with the shooter. I saw him train his gun at me. Everything around me started to pop. I got hit in the leg. Reporter congressional staffer zach barth told cbs this morning he somehow made it to the dugout where survivors say they would have been sitting ducks if not for their protectors. Thank the lord for special agents griner and bailey. Without them i dont know that id be talking to you right now. Reporter agent crystal griner was shot in the ankle. A 2006 graduate of marylands hood college, she was a star basketball player, known for her strength and athletic ability. A teammate told us she was very aggressive and was not at all surprised how she responded in a dangerous highpressure situation. Retired Capitol Hill Police chief kim dine. She is amazing and shes a hero. She epitomized what being a heros all about. Reporter agent david bailey injured his ankle during the chaotic gun battle. Hes from brazil and graduated from North CarolinaCentral University in 2007. He always talked about becoming a police officer. Reporter friend rachel brooks says he just wanted to help people. As soon as i heard that, the first thing i thought was that is definitely just like david to do. A criminal investigation has been launched in the deadly highrise fire in london. Fewer than two dozen bodies have been recovered so far, but the death toll could end up topping 100 once firefighters are able to search the upper floors. Jonathan vigliotti reports. Reporter the building behind me looks like a skeleton. Many of these floors completely gutted by these flames. Firefighters are actually back here on the scene battling hot spots, these small pockets of flames. Fire Officials Say at this hour this building is still too dangerous to gain total access inside. The morning after reveals what a day of raging flames did to this 24story apartment. The damage so severe fire Officials Say it will take weeks to inspect each and every floor. For now drones are the safest tool for investigators. The cause of the fire is still unclear, as is how it spread so quickly. Fire experts believe the cosmetic cladding, or siding, recently added to the buildings exterior may be to blame. The fire struck in the middle of the night. Trapping many. 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Putin is expected to run for an unprecedented fourth term next year. It could be a cakewalk for putin after the Russian Election commission ruled that his most prominent opponent Alexey Navalny will not be allowed to run. Navalny was sentenced to 30 days in prison after organizing mondays nationwide protest that sent demonstrators into the streets of more than 100 cities. Navalnys sentence is nothing compared to what happened to other opponents of putin. Leslie stahl has that story for 60 minutes. Reporter Vladimir Karamurza was an opposition activist on the front lines, protesting putins policies, organizing demonstrations and town hall meetings. He knew he was on a dangerous mission. When we met him last year, he told us that one day in may 2015 he learned just how dangerous. I was in a work meeting with my colleagues in moscow when i suddenly started to feel really sick and i went in about 20 minutes from feeling completely normal to feeling like a very sick man. And i dont remember anything for the next month. You were out for a month . I was in a coma for a week and i dont remember anything for a month and had basically a cascade of all my major life organs failing one after another, just switching off. The lungs, the heart, the kidneys. Reporter he was shuttled from hospital to hospital in moscow for two days as doctors frantically tried to figure out what was wrong with him. I was at one point connected i think to eight different Artificial Life support machines and doctors told my wife that its only going to be about 5 chance that ill survive. Reporter but he beat the odds. When we spoke with him last year, hed been recovering for a year. But he was still walking with a limp from nerve damage. So what happened . Well, it was some kind of a very strong toxin. We dont know what it was because with these things as people who know more about this than i do explained to me, you basically have to know exactly what youre testing for in order to find it. So they never found the exact compound. They never did. Reporter it wasnt till the fourth day and after hed been on a dialysis machine that blood was drawn and sent to a Toxicology Lab in france. It found heavy metals in his blood but no specific toxin. Still, karamerza maintains that he was poisoned. I have absolutely no doubt that this was deliberate poisoning, that it was intended to kill. Because as i mentioned already the doctors told my wife its about a 5 chance of survival and when its that kind of percentage its not to scare, its to kill. Can you be sure that what happened to you was directed by mr. Putin . Well, of that i have no idea. I dont know the precise circumstances. I dont know the who or the how. But i do know why. [ speaking russian ]. Reporter in recent years quite a few of putins enemies have perished by swallowing things they shouldnt have. In 2006 russian spy turned kremlin critic Alexander Litvinenko drank tea laced with polonium 210. Two years earlier the ukrainian politician viktor yush chenko had somehow ingested dioxin. He survived but was disfigured. But what would the motive be in thecase of the critic Vladimir Karamurza . Cambridge educated, he was for years a washingtonbased reporter for a russian tv station. So he was well connected and had perfect english, which he used to incessantly criticize the regime on the international stage. A government that is based on genuine support does not need to jail its opponents. Reporter as if his outspokenness wasnt enough to anger the kremlin, he made matters worse for himself when he joined forces with this man. Its death if you cross the putin regime. Reporter bill browder was for years the largest foreign investor in russia, and putins champion. But he turned into a dogged adversary when his russian tax attorney Sergei Magnitsky blew the whistle on alleged largescale theft by government officials. We discovered massive corruption of the putin regime. Sergey exposed it, testified against officials involved. He was subsequently arrested, put in pretrial detention, tortured for 358 days, and killed at the age of 37. Reporter browder was so outraged he joined with Vladimir Karamurza to lobby the u. S. Congress for a law targeting those responsible for that death and other human rights violations. They succeeded. The magnitsky act passed in 2012. Its the first law that sanctions individual russians, 44 so far. The magnitsky act is designed to sanction, to freeze the assets and ban the visas for people who commit these types of crimes in russia. They cant get to their money, which may be stashed in the United States. And so Vladimir Putin is extremely angry that the magnitsky act was going to be passed. He was even angrier when it got passed. And he was even angrier when people started getting added, names started getting added to the magnitsky list. Reporter one reason Vladimir Karamurza is convinced he was targeted is because six people connected to the magnitsky case as he was ended up dead. One of them was boris nemtsov, a leader of russias opposition and karamurzas partner in lobbying the magnitzky act. On the 27th of february 2015 he was killed by five bullets in the back as he was walking home, as he always did out in the open without bodyguards. Reporter this was an assassination. In some of the deaths proving there was foul play has been a challenge. Take the case of this russian banker who came forward with incriminating documents relating to the magnitsky case. Alexander paraplichny was a whistle blower. At the age of 44 he went jogging outside his home in surrey outside of london and dropped dead. The police deemed it an unsuspicious natural death. Well, they did look for poison, they just couldnt find any. They did a very firstround toxicology screen. They didnt find anything on the first runthrough. Reporter detecting poison can be extremely difficult. And theres a reason. This cold war cia memo reveals that the soviets ran a laboratory for poisons in a large and supersecret installation known as the chamber to test undetectable compounds. In the case of the banker in london, the coroner wasnt willing to give up. He ordered more tests, and three years later it was revealed in court that an exotic toxin was found with the help of an authority on flowers. A small sample of his stomach contents was sent to a Botanical Garden outside of london, and one of the scientists found a compound called gelcimian elegance, which is a chinese herb. They call it heartbreak grass. And it causes a person to die unexpectedly without explanation. Reporter still, theres no direct evidence of a kremlin connection. But the list of those whove come to die unexpectedly after running afoul of mr. Putin is long. Political opponents and human rights lawyers have been shot. Overly inquisitive reporters have perished in mysterious plane crashes or by car bombs, by poison or gunfire. Journalist Anna Polikovskaya was poisoned and shot. Then there are enemies who kill themselves. One by hanging. One by stabbing himself to death with two knives. And one by tying himself to a chair and jumping into a swimming pool. Some of putins opponents are in prison. Others forced out of the country like mikhail khodorkovsky, probably putins most famous living critic. Are you afraid for your own life . Translator for a period of over ten years Vladimir Putin had ample opportunity to make a decision about putting an end to my life. In a very easy way. Just by snapping his fingers. And today its a little bit more difficult. Reporter khodorkovsky was once the richest man in russia, until he took to opposing putin. He was put on trial, his oil company confiscated, and then thrown in prison for ten years. Home is now london, where he funds a russian prodemocracy movement. And this is where the plot thickens because one of his senior organizers on the ground in russia is none other than Vladimir Karamurza. There are people who say that whats happened to karamurza is a message to you, a message to you to back off. Translator you know, for ten years i was receiving lots of messages from authorities of various sorts. And some of these messages were unpleasant concerning my physical wellbeing. But the authorities saw i ignored these messages. I would like to believe they have not forgotten that. And you can see the full report on our website, cbsnews. Com. The overnight news will be right back. Absorption. It supports your heart, joints, brain, and eyes. And is absorbed by your body three times better. So one megared has more omega3 power than three standard fish oil pills. 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Meanwhile, there are a lot of businesses here in the states who are redefining what it means to be made in america. I visited one in new jersey. Bustling garment factories are what you may expect to find in a faroff foreign land. But this is northern new jersey, and the only thing here thats not made in america is the owner. It gets broken when half of it is here and half of it is outside. Reporter Suuchi Ramesh was born in india and came here a decade ago to work in technology. Im very much a nerd. Reporter but a couple years ago she quit to found suuchi incorporated hoping to revive an industry many left for dead. People think immigrants are taking american jobs. How do you feel about that . I honestly feel like you cant separate the immigrant from the american. When you think of america you think of people that have chases their dreams, that have been successful. And in many ways that is an immigrant. Reporter suuchi now employs 60 people, producing clothes for other businesses including uniforms and small batches for young and not so Young Designers like frank bruno. Im a startup company. Reporter after decades in bluecollar jobs bruno decided to launch a line of bluecollar shirts. But see, its unique. Its a different color. Reporter and when it came to making them, it had to be american. Does it surprise you that your americanmade clothes are in a factory founded by an indianborn businessperson . Yes. And it pleases me. Because this is what its all about. This is the american way. Reporter while it costs about 20 more to make clothes in america, suuchi says the tradeoff is unmatched speed, quality, and flexibility. China and india and bangladesh are not set up to meet where retail is heading. And when your supply chain is halfway around the world, it just by default cannot service these needs. Creativity happens when you are combining two new things. Reporter nyu economist petra moser says immigrant entrepreneurs have a long history in the u. S. Go back as far as andrew carnegie, who came from scotland and then built a very, very large industrial, you might even call it an industrial empire, and created many, many jobs. Reporter suuchi now plans to add 40 more jobs by the end of the year, a reminder that immigrants dont always take work from americans. They create work too. If you have hardworking people and you have people and schools out in Southern California, and that means beach time. Except for all the sharks. Jamie yuccas has that story. Reporter this is the first week of summer here, and that usually means parents are dropping off their kids to surf camps or the junior lifeguard programs. But with so many great white sharks spotted just offshore, some as big as 12 feet, businesses report numbers are down even with the surf up. Whos ready to surf . Me reporter sun shining, waves ready to ride. And this year sharks lurking offshore. After dozens of sightings, local businesses are feeling what some are calling the shark effect. For surf camp owner john pierce this is his lowest attendance in 16 years. Normal year wed have like 20plus kids in a class and id run two classes in a day. Wed be full all summer with wait lists. Reporter his business is down more than 50 . Some surf camps are canceling classes entirely. From board rentals to junior lifeguard programs, fewer are willing to get in the water. The mom will say, im so sorry, i talked to my husband and its just that one chance. Theyre just nervous. Reporter Candice Lazar is one of those moms. Since may her family witnessed shark sightings and beach closings. Thats why at the last minute she decided daughter sloan would sit camp out. You have to live your life. Its hard. Its hard to figure out how to react because you dont want to overreact. Theres that chance. Yes, there is. And that does weigh on your mind. Like what if i put my kid in the surf camp and something happens. Youd never forgive yourself. Oh, my gosh. You would never forgive yourself. And i think thats why i took the step when i did. There were just so many reports, one right after the other, and it was just getting out of hand. It was crazy. Reporter within the last year alone, two shark attacks took place within a 25mile stretch of Southern California beaches. On april 29th a 36yearold mom lost part of her right leg. She remains hospitalized. Lifeguards now begin each morning scanning the water for sharks. The area is sharkfree and junior guards will go on as scheduled for the day. Reporter san clemente lifeguard chief bill humphries says the predators impact crowds. The Bigger Picture is theres far more sharks than theres ever been in this area. Its an anomaly right now. Reporter 11yearold ava mcgovern had to convince her mom to let her train as a junior lifeguard in a group, but even she doesnt want to hang in the ocean alone. Im a little scared of the sharks. Do you usually surf . I did surf. But now im not quite sure if i am going to surf like for a long time now because of the sharks. And thats the overnight news for this friday. For some of you the news continues. More surgery for scalise. Hes in some trouble. Dr. The being investigated for obstruction of justice. Mr. Trump fires back on twitter, of course. This morning a look at what obstruction charges could mean for the presidency and how Vice President pence is protecting himself. And on the run for several days. Two escaped