only on cbs this morning. a whistleblower claims there is a pattern of violence and abuse. as we get ready to turn back the clocks, massachusetts lawmakers consider whether to quit daylight saving time. the move would create a fifth time zone for the mainland u.s. we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. were you in e-mail chains with papadopoulos about russia? it may have come up from time to time. again, you know, there s nothing major, yeah. new revelations in the russia investigation. the stakes could not be higher. we need to get to the bottom of this. the white house is in full damage control after the indictments. we ve been saying from day one there s been no evidence of trump/russia collusion and nothing in the indictment today changes that. we re in great hopes it wraps up. it is very distracting to the president. militant accused of playing a key role in the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi,
entered the not guilty pleas for him in court on his behalf with him sitting there in the courtroom today. three on not guilty pleas on charges of arson and one for allegedly being a felon in possession of a firearm. 54-year-old coy from boulder creek is accused of starting that fire two weeks ago that threatened hundreds of homes and destroyed two of them. also damaging six more, as you said. coy was already in jail accused of looting homes in the burned area when investigators linked him to the fire that caused an estimated $7 million in damage. let s be honest, he lit a fire that caused an evacuation and burned 300-plus acres. that s not something that happens every day in this county. and it s arson. it s not an accident. and the message should be that we are going to come after you if you do those sort of things in this county with all the resources that we have and we re going do do everything we can to hold you accountable. reporter: prosecutors say multiple witnes
talking about this, the drive is showing no major problems for the freeway. we have the east shore which can be a tricky situation. westbound 80 at gillman, reports of a disabled vehicle. a larger truck, they need a heavy duty jack. folks are splitting off at the off ramp. no problems. i will continue to follow that. it s an issue as folks head to the bay bridge. slowing shows up. we ll show you on the live shot. waiting for one more cash lane to open. back to you. all right. a lot going on in washington. developing news that we are following this morning. in fact, a live picture from the nation s capital. we could hear from former trump chair, paul manafort. he was charged with a dozen counts of money laundering. the white house says the investigation has nothing to do with the president, his campaign or alleged collusion with russia. a guilty plea by a campaign adviser is raising questions about where the investigation is headed next. tracie potts is live in washington
we ran fire service ran over 360 calls. the effort to clean up and reopen schools and businesses. good afternoon everyone. i am frank mall co. people up in napa, vallejo and american canyon picking up the pieces after sunday s big conviction. michelle griego is live where moments ago we got an update on the clean-up. michelle. reporter: frank, as you said, a news conference was held moments ago. crews have been working around the clock to try to assess the damage to help with the waters issues and also the power lines. but through all of this we do have a piece of good news. nicholas dylan of napa was seriously injured in yesterday s earthquake, and doctors at uc davis performed a nine-hour surgery to repair his pelvis. now, his family says he is in stable condition right now. so that is certainly an upgrade. this is a picture of the chimney that actually fell on dylan. the 13-year-old underwent surgery to treat pelvic fractures. but as we said, he is doing much better no
and those numbers are expected to rise as information begins to come in from other areas of that disaster zone. getting the relief there has also been a big obsticle with rows that are in as diagnose saysable and covered in debris. we are joined live from our phone bank where we are raising money to help the victims of the typhoon in the philippines. how s it going guys? hope the phones are ringing. frank so far its been great. we re hearing chatter behind us. this front row is really busy all the time and the phones rollover to the second row, we have a couple people on the phones back there. we want the top tier working, don t we? yes. come on, top guys. okay guys let s hear it. get enthusiasm here. remember the phone number 888-5- help you. we ve got a new number, a new tally, $95, 108 so far, since 6:00 this morning. i d say we challenge them a little bit and get to the $100,000 mark in the next 10 minutes? let s do it. these guys are busy, energy is hoppi