fire. there would be nights i would have a hard time sleeping because i was scared my building would be next. by passing this legislation, not only are we helping families stay housed, but we are keeping memories and stories that we grew up so we can pass it on to the next generation. can you imagine in that building would have had sprinklers, it would possibly still be here. thank you. public: good afternoon. my name is angie saunders. as of a month ago i was living in the mission hotel sro. i now live in a private apartment. i believe this gives the department of building inspections the legislation would potentially benefit. i believe this gives the department of building inspection and sf fire department enforcement tools to hold negligent landlords responsible. this legislation is a step in the right direction for private apartment tenants like myself towards fire life safety prevention. thank you. supervisor tang: thank you so much. public: [speaking spanish]. p
women around the world where there is zika and what an effective safe vaccine would mean in terms of stopping the spread of zika also peace of mind. thank you, john. we have a lot more information about zika on our website. go to cbsnews.com/zika. terrorism is not suspected but we don t know yet what caused a crash landing to day in dubai. an emirates airlines jet burst into flames after hitting the runway. but everyone got out alive, the boeing 777 was arriving from southern india. elizabeth palmer is following this. reporter: skidding down the runway on its belly. the first video of emirates 521 shows it billowing smoke. minutes later, it exploeded. ooh. reporter: just before that explosion smartphone video inside the cabin shows alarm, but no panic. some people even take down their suitcases. but, 60 second later the cabin crew is sounding desperate. leave the luggage she is shouting. jump. jump. outside you can see the neighboring emergency chute apparently un
this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i m charlie rose. the trump-pence ticket split today over endorsing the highest ranking elected republican for another term. prominent members of the g.o.p. are abandoning donald trump for hillary clinton, and party elders are warning he is running out of time to get his campaign on track. but if trump is worried about any of that, he did not show it today. here s major garrett. the campaign is doing really well. it s never been so well united. reporter: despite that optimistic assessment, those close to donald trump believe his campaign is in chaos. a combination of self-inflicted wounds, conflicting messages, and internal disorganization. that s typified by the clash between trump and running mate mike pence over something as simple as g.o.p. endorsemented. trump has refused to endorse house speaker paul ryan, implying he wasn t strong enough for perilous times but this morning
this is your skin. this is your skin in the sun. the sun ages your skin and can cause skin cancer. tonight, more troubling news about zika, 33 members of the u.s. military are believed to have contracted the virus overseas. one of them is pregnant. 15 people in south florida were infected apparently through mosquitoes bites. david begnaud reports the state is now at war with mosquitoes. reporter: before dawn this morning. the plane used for aerial mosquito spraying was grounded in miami due to weather. another attempt made tomorrow morning. health officials say targeting breeding grounds is key to reducing the mosquito population. today workers at miami-dade county inspected 38 homes. five had larvae on the property. this is just the preventative measures. reporter: in wynwood neighborhood, police were handing out zika fliers. today miami s mayor, thomas regalado walked the streets proclaiming it was safe despite cdc travel advisory recommending pregnant women stay away
this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i m charlie rose. the trump-pence ticket split today over endorsing the highest ranking elected republican for another term. prominent members of the g.o.p. are abandoning donald trump for hillary clinton, and party elders are warning he is running out of time to get his campaign on track. but if trump is worried about any of that, he did not show it here s major garrett. the campaign is doing really well. it s never been so well united. reporter: despite that optimistic assessment, those close to donald trump believe his campaign is in chaos. a combination of self-inflicted wounds, conflicting messages, d. that s typified by the clash between trump and running mate mike pence over something as simple as g.o.p. endorsemented. trump has refused to endorse for perilous times but this morning pence, who served with ryan in the house, had a different message. yesterday, trump faulted