brown. marching for change. an estimated millions take to the streets around the world to demand action to save the planet they re inheriting. and the selfie strategy. why candidates for 2020 believe stopping for a snapshot has become one of the most important parts of their campaigns. first, we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. most people thought i would go in within two seconds, but plenty of time. plenty of time. the u.s. sends more troops to saudi arabia. the united states does not seek conflict with iran. that said, we have many other military options available. everybody s read it, they laugh at it. a whistleblower complaint says the president and his personal lawyer tried to pressure the ukrainian president to go after joe biden s son. i have no comment except the president should start to be present. the death toll climbed from catastrophic floods in southeast texas. it s heartbreaking. the new eng
was discovered in his vehicle, dead from an apparent gunshot wound. 19-year-old ethan stuart took his life on the very same day. five days earlier, sailor vincent forline s death was also ruled a suicide. all three served on the aircraft carrier uss george h.w. bush based in norfolk, virginia. james shelton s wife jennifer said she thought he beat his depression. i know it felt dark where he was, but he was so close to getting better. reporter: the navy said the suicides, which didn t happen on the ship, were not connected. the ship s commanding officer said there is never any stigma or repercussion from seeking help. still, jennifer shelton said her husband was afraid he d lose his job if he revealed his illness. as father of six, he needed every dollar that he was making. so he was concerned about taking medication for his depression because he needed every dollar. reporter: there is about a increasing problem with suicides across the military. 325 active duty membe
claiming the apparel company was involved in an illegal recruitment scheme. million for the coach and as much as $25 million for him and his co-conspirator. cbs news has learned the co-conspirator is attorney mark geragos, known for representing clients like michael jackson and most recently jussie smollett. u.s. attorney jeff berman, avenatti s conduct had nothing to do with his zealous advocacy for a client or any other kind of legitimate legal work. reporter: the complaint highlighted phone calls monitored by law enforcement. avenatti allegedly threatened nike saying i m not f ing around with this, and i m not continuing to play games. you guys know enough now to know you ve got a serious problem, and it s worth more in exposure to me to just blow the lid on this thing. cbs legal analyst ricky cleman says it appears crossed a legal line. michael avenatti certainly had a right to settle the case on behalf of a client. but he certainly didn t have a right to be looking f
asked the question, he answered with for example, i m not goal ti. his attorney says he has a second grade education but he has confessed to the killing. the attorney says this case is not as clear cut as it might seem. he spoke to the media outside of the courtroom today. this could be a complete lip accidental discharge of a firearm and point made in court is that preliminary speaking, you have a suspect that does not know the victim and has no interest or desire in injuring her. it s about kate and this incredible family that s shown such strength and about bringing justice to that family. reporter: this case has also become about the city s sanctuary policy. sanchez was here in san francisco because ice brought him here to face charges. some of the charges were 20 years old and it was for $20 of marijuana which had since been thrown away. i talked to the district attorney spokesperson and he said the d.a. was not pursue the case. he said it was ice that brought him
he s an egregious felon and long before accused of the random shooting in san francisco, they say he was a seven-time felon. they say four of those convictions were for narcotics. the other three were for illegal re-entry after deportation and as you mentioned, he was deorbited five times in the past and a spokesperson said that his rap sheet is very long and dates back to 1991. and they re saying that the department of homeland security data busses show that he was turned over to local authorities in san francisco in march on an outstanding drug warrant. and so part of the statement was that dhs records indicate ice lodged an immigration retain or that subject at that time anything notification prior to his release to make arrangements to take custody. that taper was not honored. detainer was not honored. that means they asked to be notified when he was released and that didn t happen. the san francisco county sheriff s office did not let them know. when we reached out to