morgan: good evening, i m demarco morgan. ahey were sightseeing over the grand canyon in a helicopter saturday evening just before sunset when something went etrribly wrong. the helicopter crashed and burned in a steep ravine about erree miles from grand canyon west airport. at least three people are dead, four others are seriously injured. high winds and rugged terrain complicated the rescue efforts. mireya villarreal is near the scene. e> reporter: moments after the crash, witnesses rushed to help. ted fujimoto, a wedding photographer, that happened to be shooting nearby, captured video of the helicopter on fire. the accident happened 73 miles east of las vegas in a remote area known as grand canyon west. as it was pretty bad. it s amazing how they survived. these two ladies, you know, are lucky to be alive. reporter: the helicopter belongs to papillon airways, one of the biggest grand canyon tour iompanies in the area. they ve been around for more than 50 years and boa
she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. welcome to the second hour. the republican memo alleging abuses in the russia investigation. the president decided we will not see the democratic rebuttal, at least not right now. what has all the appearances of a white house cover up of abuses. some covered up for months. we begin with the memo story and the president s decision with jim acosta for us tonight at the white house. you are not going to see this memo. that s the latest. the president decided he is not going to declassify the adam schiff memo that was going to come from the committee to rebut the devin nunes memo last week that was released and declassified from the white house with little redaction. despite what we heard from the white house, the process would be the same as w
zoo for some stars and stripes. an endangered species of zebra gets two new members. this is the cbs weekend news ninan: good evening. i m reena ninan. the commander in chief took on the role of editor in chief today, ordering democrats to send him a rewrite. president trump refuses to release a classified memo from adam schiff, the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee, unless revisions are made. the democrats memo is in response to republican allegations of anti-trump bias in the russia investigation. in another development, one of the president s speechwriters has resigned over abuse allegations. here s errol barnett. mr. president! reporter: this morning, president trump warned about false accusations after two white house staffers lost their jobs amid allegations of spousal abuse. tweeting, people s lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation. there s no recovery for someone falsely accused. speechwriter david sorensen, who deni
all right, thanks so much. 11:00 eastern hour. hello, everyone. newsroom starts right now. we begin with chaos at the white house. and the president today seemingly defending administration officials accused of domestic violence. tweeting this just moments. people s lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation. some are true and some are false. some are old and some are new. there is no recovery for someone falsely accused. life and career is are gone. is there no such thing any longer as due process? the president s tweet today, coming on the heels of yet another white house official resigning over domestic abuse allegations. david sorensen, this time, a member of trump s speech writing team is out after his ex-wife alleged that he snuff cigarettes out on her body and drove a car over her foot according to the washington post reporting. sorensen denies the accusations and says he was he was the victim during the marriage. this is on top of white house sta
she was next to oversee robert mueller and she said friday night that she got a walmart job offer that was too good to pass up. tonight sources telling nbc that russia was also a potential factor and that rachel brand was worried that, quote, rod rosenste rosenstein s job would be in danger. if rosenstein left, brand would take over that doj probe. tonight the doj is disputing this report. sources also tell nbc brand leaving in part because of other issues. sources saying brand left because her work as a leader and prosecutor was undercut by the trump administration s chronic vacancies. now that s a point that the trump justice department and the trump administration cannot dispute tonight because take a look, over a year into this administration, 30% of the divisions that brand oversaw had no permanent leader. this has also dogged the trump state department as well. we reported on that and the washington post found no nominees for 230 executive branch positions that requir