morning." senator john mccain said i'll be back after learning he has an aggressive form of brain cancer. our dr. jon lapook and cancer expert dr. david agus look at the new battle the senator faces. >>> president trump unloads on his attorney general. he says if he'd known jeff sessions would remove himself from the russian investigation he never would have given him the job. >>> o.j. simpson asks the nevada parole board today to release him from prison. we'll talk with a lawyer who defended simpson when he was acquitted of murder. >>> plus, a confrontation on a jetblue flight hoes thousand airlines are fighting back when passengers accuse them of bad service. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> so pray. god knows how this ends, not me. but i do know this -- this disease has never had a more worthy opponent. >> senator john mccain diagnosed with aggressive brain cancer. >> he's part of the family, so we're thinking of him and praying for him. >> he's really a national icon, national hero. >> i don't think they're going t

obamacare. john mccain makes an emotional return to capitol hill. he berates his colleagues and calls for bipartisanship. >>> new research says speed is almost as big a factor in deadly crashes as drunk driving. the step law enforcement could use to slow you down. >>> outrage over video that shows a shark being dragged to its death behind a fast-moving motor boat off the coast of florida. >>> plus a new york man's claim that his family heirloom is a $300 million renaissance treasure. is this a lost michelangelo or a masterful fake. >> but we begin with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we're now one step closer to liberating our citizens from this obamacare nightmare. >> republicans struggle to move forward on health care. >> stop this terrible bill. >> i would plead one last time, turn back now, before it's too late. >> i'm going to fight with every ounce of my being to stop this. >> we've been spinning our wheels and keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle. we are getting nothing done, my friends. we're getting nothing done. >>

by a razor-thin margin, 51 votes to 49. >> senator john mccain returned to work this morning after helping too many the effort late last night. he didn't say anything about the vote. mccain and fellow republican susan collins and lisa murkowski along with every democrat voted against the plan. after the failure, president trump lashed out overnight on twitter. he wrote at 2:00 in the morning, "3 republicans and 48 democrats let the american people down." nancy cordes is on capitol hill with all of the details. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that one vote has all but destroyed the gop's seven-year quest to repeal obamacare. the senate this morning has moved on. there will be no more attempts, and a last-minute effort by the white house to win over john mccain turned out to be too little too late. >> the ayes are 49, the nays are 51. the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: the gop drive to repeal obamacare fell apart at 1:29 a.m. eastern time. >> mr. mccain. >>. >> reporter: when arizona senator john mccain flashed a thumbs down. drawing gasps and some applause fro

mccain wants none of it. >> he called me three time this morning. no more woe is me. he's yelling and me and telling me to buck up. >> the minneapolis police chief is speaking up. >> justine shouldn't have died. this did not have to happen. >> the world is reeling over the suicide death of chester bennington. >> this fire is out of control. >> all that -- >> tornados touched down in western new york. >> powerful winds lifting an suv right off the ground. >> the lumberjack world championship, they're under their way in wisconsin that. looks like fun. >> -- and all that matters. >> homeland security spoke. >> do you need to take that call? >> it might be the president, so i do want to miss the call. >> -- on "cbs this morning." ♪ >> 19 maryland elijah lee has a beatbox session. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is on assignment and gayle king is off. good morning. jeff glor and bianna golodryga. happy friday. great to have you here. we're going to begin with the headlines. o.j. simpson wil

sheefer, john mccain made the nixon comparison for the first time. >> i think it's reaching the point where it's of watergate size and scale. >> as he spoke, his fellow republican jason chaffitz was firing off a letter to the fbi. giving the agency a week to turn over all memoranda, notes, and recordings relating to any communication between comey and the president. south carolina's linldcy graham said comey himself should come to the hill. >> i don't want to read a memo. way tonight hear from him. >> reporter: gop leaders long resisted democratic calls for an independent congressional commission to examine the russian connection. but florida republican carlos crabello said that needs to change. >> increasingly republicans believe that we have to do something different than what we're doing today. >> reporter: idaho ace jim rish one is of the few republicans willing to defend the president. >> i think it's getting better as time goes on. >> you do? it doesn't feel like that in the past two days. >> reporter: democrats argued that comey encounter is the serious sign yet of obstruction

, 51% to 49%. senator mccain helped doom the effort and lisa more cue ski. he wrote this. three republicans and 48 democrats let the american people down. nancy, quite a night. good morning. >> good morning. and that one vote, gayle, has all but destroyed the gop's seven-year quest to repeal obamacare. the senate has moved on. there will be no more attempts. last-minute effort by the white house to win over john mccain turned out to be too little too late. >> the ayes are 49, the nays are 51. the motion is not agreed to. >> the gop drive to appeal obamacare fell apart at 1:29 a.m. eastern time. >> mr. mccain. >> when arizona senator john mccain flashed a thumbs-down, drawing gasps and some applause from democrats and minority leader chuck s wave off the celebration. in the end even vice president pence couldn't sway him. he said it was one he openly admitted was bad policy. >> the skinny bill as a replacement for obamacare is a fraud. >> skinny repeal was a last-ditch effort to get 51 votes. an incomplete eight-page repeal effort before the vote over the objections of protesters

. >>> senator john mccain is hospitalized this morning at walder reed medical center outside washington, d.c. the arizona republican, who ran for president in 2008, is under treatment for an aggressive form of brain cancer. jan crawford is on capitol hill. good morning, jan. >> reporter: good morning. senator mccain's office said he's just suffering from normal side effects to the treatment and he's looking forward to getting back to work as quickly as possible. op on wednesday, his daughter meghan was comforted by former vice president joe biden who lost his son to this devastating disease. >> your son bo had the same cancer that my father was diagnosed with six months ago. and i'm sorry. >> there's a lot of hope. >> i think about bo almost every day. >> and if anybody can make it, your dad -- her dad is one of my best friends. >> reporter: drawing on personal experience, former vice president joe biden offered word of encouragement for meghan mccain whose father is suffering from the same cancer that killed biden's son bo in 2015. >> the thing i found was, and bo insisted on, your dad

the president's. speaking with bob schieffer at a dinner last night, arizona leader john mccain made a comparison to nixon for the first time. >> i think it's reaching the point where it's of watergate >> as he spoke, republican jason chaffetz was firing off a letter to the fbi, giving the agency a week to turn over all memoranda, notes, summaries, and recordings referring to any conversation between comey and the president. lindsey graham also spoke. florida republican carlos said that needs to change. >> increasingly republicans believe we have to change what we're doing. >> idaho's jim risch was one of the few republicans to think it was going better. >> i think it's going better. >> its was argued that the comey encounter was the clearest sign yet of obstruction of justice. >> there is mount iing information. >> house speaker paul ryan says he wants all the facts and that he think is appropriate for the house oversight committee to do wait needs to do to get its hands on this james comey memo. >> we'll be watching. thank you so much. >>> obstruction of justice was the main charge

republican bill remain a mystery. still john mccain will make a dramatic return from his brain cancer fight to cast his vote. >>> the trucker who drove a sweltering tractor trailer packed with more than 100 people could face the death penalty. we'll hear from a survivor about the desperate conditions that left ten dead and dozens hospitalized. >>> plus the u.s. company microchipping most of its employees. a flick of the wrist can open doors or pay for a snack. privacy advocates warn of a bigger price. >>> in our ongoing series, we call "issues that matter," a closer look at america's longest war. why we're still in afghanistan. conflict spanning three presidencies and where the u.s. can go from here. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener" -- your world in 90 seconds. >> any senator who votes against starting debate is telling america that you are fine with the obamacare nightmare. >> senator mccain returns for a crucial vote on health care. >> it shows how desperate they are not wanting to go home in august having accomplished absolutely nothing and frankly havi

disappointment. >> reporter: republican senators lisa murkowski, susan collins and john mccain voted down the so-called skinny repeal. the moment when senator mccain placed his thumbs down votes produced gasps in the senate chamber. president trump accused the three republicans and 48 democrats of letting the country down. >> you can't have everything, boy oh, boy. they've been working on that one for seven years, can you believe that? >> reporter: now congress did pass a sanctions bill against russia for its election interference with north korea and iran attached to it and it has enough support to override a presidential veto. after initially sending mixed singles the white house now says, president trump approves of the bill and intends to sign it. anthony? >> thank you. >>> with more on all the turmoil in the trump administration, we're joined by ed o'keefe, he's a reporter for the "the washington post." go morning. >> good morning. i'm still getting over the rose. >> we all are. i would like a little in my cup here. ed, what's essentially happening here? we've known reince priebus wa

regrets speculating on a chicago station why mccain voted to kill a republican health care bill last month. >> he has a brain tumor. some of that might have affected it. >> do you think that played a factor in his judgment call? >> again, i don't want to speak for any senator. i really thought john was going to vote yes. >> a mccain spokeswoman called johnson's comments bizarre and extremely unfortunate and says mccain has been very open about the reasoning for his vote. >>> a russian intelligence gathering aircraft flew over washington. the unarmed aircraft flew over restricted locations. they included the pentagon, cia, trump national gnm the united states personnel were on flight. >>> a city's pumping system was hit by a power outage earlier today. the mayor held a news conference in the million dollars ofl the night to announce the latest trouble. this follow as flood over the weekend. 20 of 21 drainage pumps were out of commission. they told cbs correspondent demarco morgan some pumps were offline to conduct maintenance. >>> the "washington post" reports that walmart apologized

going to pay for itself. everybody knows that. >> arizona senator john mccain battling brain cancer will not be here to vote for it. >> but i understand he'll come if we ever needed his vote, which i believe we won't. >> mccain's son-in-law told journalists mccain was flown home sunday to spend the holidays with his family. >> he remains one of the toughest men on the earth. >> the fact that they're moving ahead without mccain shows they don't believe they'll need his vote at the end and the handful of gop holdouts will end up voting yes when push shove, anthony. >> nancy, have we seen anything? >> there could be something there that gives lawmakers cold feet. that will show us who wins and who loses from this tax plan. i have to tell you even democrats i have spoken to think at this point republicans have this in the bag even though they believe it will hurt them plitt ukly in the long run. >> nancy cordes, thanks. >>> at 270,000 acres, the thomas fire is the third largest wildfire in modern california history. a funeral procession for a firefighter crossed five counties. first res

investigation. we'll talk with senator john mccain about whether a bipartisan probe is possible. >>> a manhunt for multiple suspects in miami after two undercover officers were ambushed and shot last night. >>> tsa defends an airport pat-down of a teenage boy with a sensory disorder. his mother said the agents traumatized her son. >>> we begin this today's "opeye ener," your world in 90 seconds. >> i think it would be best if he were to step aside. >> the chairman of the house intelligence committee under scrutiny. >> could very well be the case that chairman nunesef briing members of the administration about an investigation of which they are the subject. >>> you understand why it's causing such an uproar. >> i do. if i really wanted to i could have snuck on the ground late at night and nobody would have seen me. but i wasn't trying to hide. >>> a new round of severe thunderstorms is moving into the so phernlains. >> up to baseball size hail possible. winds gusting up to near 6070s miles per hour. >>> two polofice ficers inmi mia have been shot while conducting an anti-gang ope

other countries instead of as a block. but free trade senators like john mccain said this gives china an opening to dominate here. and it also puts allies like japan in an awkward spot. norah, the white house did say while the u.s. government doesn't have a free trade deal with japan there may be more to come. >> interesting union leaders met with trump yesterday said that the support that trump is showing is nothing but incredible. a really good coalition building there as well. >>> fred smith shares why he has concerns about the president's trade policies and the impact he believes they could have on the economy. >>> a third top member of the president's administration is on the job this morning. >> i michael pompeo -- >> do solemnly swear -- >> vice president mike pence swore mike pompeo in last night as the senate confirmed him as cia director. earlier, rex tillerson's nomination goes do the full senate. nancy cordes is on capitol hill with the unusually close vote there. good morning. >> reporter: unusual, is right. this may be a partisan place but secretaries of nominees a

office both times. john? >> manuel, thanks. >>> senator john mccain is hospitalized this morning at walter reed medical center outside washington, d.c. "the arizona republic" is under treatment for brain cancer. jan crawford is on capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. he said he's suffering from normal side effects and he's looking forward to get back to work as soon as possible. on wednesday his daughter was comforted by former vice president joe biden who lost his son to the disease. >> your son had the same cancer my dad was diagnosed with. i'm sorry. i think about beau almost every day. >> and if anybody can make it, your dad -- her dad is one of my best friends. >> reporter: drawing on personal experience joe biden offered words of encourage manhattan to john mccain's daughter. >> the thing that i found and beau insisted on, your dad's going to insist on, is you've got to maintain hope. there's hope. you have to have hope. i swear, guys, we are going to beat this damn disease, we really are. >> reporter: senator john mccain later tweeted his appreciation, calli

mccain recuperating in arizona, gop leaders believe that they have the votes in the senate to send this to the president's desk by tomorrow. now, as for the contents of the bill itself, a new independent analysis finds that 80% of americans would get a tax cut next year while about 5% would see their taxes go up. but because all of the individual rates are set to expire in 2025, 53% would see a tax increase by 2027. now, as momentous as this event is for republicans, they want to wrap it up quickly. because they have to pass a bill by the end of the week to fund the government. otherwise, they'll be risking, anthony, a government shutdown. >> nancy cordes, thanks, nancy. the white house is blaming north korea for a worldwide cyberattack that cost billions of dollars. the trump administration says it holds pyongyang directly responsible for the wannacry attack earlier this year. this comes as north korea rejects secretary of state rex tillerson's offer of talks. margaret brennan is at the white house. margaret, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the white house says the attack put

. i don't think it's illegal, but it certainly shows a willingness to collude. >> senator mccain just said, we heard him say, it's time to move forward with the russian election meddling, but he says there's a price to be paid. if so, what is the price to be paid? >> my biggest concern in the trump/putin meeting was the willingness to move forward without any accounting for what russia did. it's very important that putin pay a price for what he did so it will deter him going forward. i think that's what senator mccain was talking about and i agree with him completely. there's got to be a deterrence so it doesn't happen again. >> what tees preece? >> i think the price is what the u.s. senate has passed over. ingly which is additional sanctions on russia. the trump white house opposes those additional sanctions, but i think that's what's required to get putin's attention. >> i want to turn to isis too because we know iraqi troops are celebrating in mosul this morning. they have claimed the second largest city from isis. we saw them raising iraqi flags and holding the flags upside d

mexican immigrants in ways that were unbecoming, talking about my colleague, john mccain, how he couldn't be respected because he was captured. >> senator, two points. one, some skeptics will say it was easier to do this when you're facing a very, very uphill campaign and likely to lose, number one, and you should speak to that. secondly, you seem to be saying to your fellow republicans, if you do not speak out now, this is so serious that you are complicit in the actions of the president. >> i do think that the longer we go, the more this behavior is normalized. and that is a problem. we can't allow our dialogue to continue to coarsen. so i think the longer we wait, the more likely that is. and already i think we're seeing the effects of this new era. >> so if you don't speak out, you're complicit in the crime or however you define whatever the president is doing? >> i think that we have a responsibility as elected officials to speak out when there's behavior that is just beyond the pale and then some of what we've seen i think fits in that category. >> do you think you can chan

his remarks about fellow republican senator john mccain. johnson now says he regrets speculating on a chicago radio station about why mccain voted to kill a republican health care bill last month. >> he has a brain tumor right now. that vote occurred at 1:30 in the morning. some of that might have factored in. >> you really think that played a factor in his judgment call. >> again, i don't know exactly what -- we really thought that -- again, i don't want to speak for any senator. i really thought john was going to vote yes to send it to conference. >> a mccain spokeswoman called johnson's comments bizarre and deeply unfortunate and said mccain has been very open and clear about the reasons for his vote. >>> here's a look at this morning's other headlines. the hill reports a russian intelligence gathering aircraft flew over washington. the unarmed aircraft flew over restricted locations including the pentagon, the cia, the trump national golf course in virginia pand andrews air force base and camp david in maryland. the flight was permitted under the treaty on open skies. united sta

: arizona senator john mccain, battling brain cancer, will not be here to vote for it. >> i understand he'll come if we have a need for his vote which hopefully we won't. >> reporter: mccain's son-in-law, journalist ben domonich, told "face the nation" that mccain was flown home sunday to spend the holidays with his family. >> he remains one of the toughest men on the face of the earth. >> reporter: the fact that republicans are moving ahead without mccain shows that they don't believe they will need his vote in the end and that the handful of gop holdouts who haven't said where they stand will vote yes when push comes to shove, anthony. >> is there anything that could still derail this bill? >> reporter: well, we still haven't seen the final analysis from bipartisan number crunchers. there could be something there that gives lawmakers cold feet. that will show us who wins and who loses from this tax plan. even democrats i have spoken to thinks republicans have this in the bag, even though they believe it will hurt them politically in the long run. >> nancy cordes, thanks. >>> a massiv

there are the two republican senators who are ailing and have missed week. arizona's john mccain and mississippi's mike cochran. mike pence is skipping a trip to jerusalem in case he's needed to break a tie. there could also be an issue with senate rules. the plan can't cost more than $1.5 trillion, but this version appears to be even more expensive than the left. democrats argue that the bill is a giveaway to big businesses that are already thriving. it permanently slashes the corporate tax rate and does not close many corporate loopholes as republicans initially promised. >> it's a monumental con job. >> the individual cut rates are set for sun set after 2025. they're now considering moving that date up to save money. >> this is being rushed to judgment, and the american people by substantial numbers believe this bill is not good for them. >> these republican challenges do not get any easier if they buy themselves some time. in a couple of weeks, they are going to lose a senate seat due to that democratic win in the alabama senate race. and so, gayle, they are really working to fig

. >>> all that matters. >> we hope john mccain gets better soon. he is a crusty voice in washington. >> trying to get back. we hope he doesn't have to stay there over a week. it will drive him crazy. >> on "cbs this morning." >> steven coe bare week on russia. >> not really politics. >> do you talk about trump on your show? >> yeah. >> we talk about him all the time. >> that's why you are number one. >> this mornings "eye opener" is presented by toyota. >> let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." gay gayle king is off. deanna of yahoo! news is back. welcome back. >> thank you. >> great to be together. the gop promised for years to repeal and replace obamacare. late last night, that collapsed. >> the bill fell apart when mike lee lee of utah and jerry moran of kansas vowed to opt out of the bill. a total of four gop senators vowing to say the plan could never get the 50 votes needed to pass. nancy k nancy cordes is on the hill with more. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell announced the plan "c." a hail mary pass to put republican members in a tough spot. he's asking them to vote

morning." it is an important day for one of the best loved people in washington, senator john mccain. he begins post surgical treatment for brain cancer. he will undergo radiation and chemotherapy in arizona. mccain plans to work through the treatment and he plans soon to return to washington. that is at the end of august recess. >> mccain cast a decisive vote last week in a push to replace obamacare. he posted a new twitter post showing him and his daughter meghan overlooking the arizona landscape. >>> "the baltimore sun" psecuto dismissing dozens of gun and drug cases bse body camera investigation. baltimore state's attorney marilyn moseby said 34 cases were dismissed. another 77 cases involving officers are being reviewed. an officer was caught on body camera appearing the plant ptn did nothing. the was off. >>> many smugglers are growing pot in states where it's legal such as colorado and sending the krug el a pound of marijuana might sfor where pot is still legal.he avee assets has been squeezed from 18 inches to 16 can lead to blood slow emergency the group will look into the group

of as a block. free trade supporters like republican senator john mccain said this gives china an opening to dominate here and puts allies like japan in an awkward spot. the white house did say while u.s. doesn't have a free trade deal with japan there may be more to come. >> thank you. an interesting union leader met with trump yesterday and said the support trump is showing them is nothing short of incredible. >> very pleased when they left that meeting. >>> fed ex ceo shares why he has concerns about the president's trade policies and the impact he believes they can have on the economy. >>> a third top member of the president's administration is on the job this morning. >> i do solemnly swear. >> vice president mike pence swore in mike pompeo last night. senate committee narrowly endorsed rex tillerson. his nomination goes to the full senate. >> reporter: this may be a partisan place but secretary of state nominees are typically treated differently. they are given overwhelming support, a tradition dating back to the 1970s. the vote in the senate foreign relations committee was

". it is an important day for one of the best loved people in washington. senator john mccain. he begins post-surgery treatment for brain cancer. >> reporter: he will undergo radiation and chemotherapy in arizona. mccain plans to work through the treatment. >>> mccain cast the decisive vote last week to end the prepublican push to replace obamacare. he posted a new photo on twitter yesterday that shows the senator sitting with his daughter, megan, overlooking the arizona landscape. >>> here is a look at some of this morning's other headlines. the "baltimore sun" says city prosecutors are dismissing dozens of gun and drug cases because of a police body camera investigation. baltimore state's attorney says the 34 cases she dismissed relied on testimony from officers who are under scrutiny over planted evidence. another 77 cases involving the officers are still being reviewed. an officer was caught on body camera in january appearing to plant the drugs in a lot. his partners watched and apparently did nothing. the officer thought his camera was off. >>> usa "today" says legalized mar

on cbs. >>> senator john mccain tells the public he's feeling well after receiving treatment for brain cancer. he hopes to return full time next month. >> it's a challenge, but i'm confident with lots of exercise, good food, and staying active, we can continue on with my work. i'm very optimistic. my doctors recommended that i not go back to washington, you know. and i thought about it. there's mesh and women who are putting their lives on the line every hour and i can't fly to washington? come on. >> well, senator mccain also reflected on his decisive no vote last week on the obamacare repeal. he said the bill did not meet the needs of arizonaens and republicans before knew they didn't have their support. >> he addressed those who say he shouldn't work for the president. >> i work with him because i represent the people of arizona, all of them, republicans, democrats, independents, libertarian, vegetarian, whoever they are, and so i think we've got to get back. we talked about this earlier. to a degree of debate and respect and cooperation and results because right now we don't

going to beat this damn disease, we really are. >> reporter: senator john mccain later tweeted his appreciation, calling biden a source of strength for my own family. >> the didn't has been unable or unwilling to change. >> reporter: one week ago mccain was in place as the chairman but the 81-year-old has not voted this week and has missed five role calls. he's battling cancer. he's talking about the diagnosis that's being treated with chemotherapy and radiation. >> i said, i understand we're going to do what we can, get the best doctors the best we can. >> now biden said he's encouraged by new treatment options for geoblastoma which he said is as bad as it gets. . they're injecting viruses into the cancer, getting closer and closer, feging out how to crush these kinds of tumors. >> thank you. we wish him a speedy recovery. >> it was such an emotional moment the way joe got out of his chair to go sit next to megan and comfort her was a beautiful thing to see on television. >> agreed. >>> the white house is without one of its high-profile communications officials this morning. reali

senator john mccain joined the democrats' call for an independent committee. >> no longer does the congress have credibility to handle this alone. >> the national security agency collected these trump transition conversations, but noon yes, sir did not ask the agency for explanation or context. anthony, experts tell us that these conversations, these intercept, would not have been circulated in the intelligence community if they had been thanks, major. >>> there's new grows questions about growing ties between russia and trump. u.s. investigators are looking to offshore financial transactions involving the president's former campaign chairman paul manafort. officials previously told cbs news they're following the money. documents obtained by the "associated press" show manafort previously worked for russian billionaire oleg dare a pass ka to benefit the kremlin. cbs news has learned more details about how another trump associate stone is being put on capitol hill. good morning. >> good morning. lawmakers are getting closer to formalizing plans for trump associates to testify and at

so indignant. nancy cordes has more. nancy? >> arizona's john mccain renude his call for an independent congressional commission to look into russia but democrats without question are going much farther than that. they're saying the only thing that will work is a special prosecutor. some of them describing it as a constitutional crisis. >> it was brazen, one of the a president, compromising an investigation. >> democrats savaged the president's decision calling it nixon yan, mind-boggling, and a cover up. >> if there was every a need for a special prosecutor, there is now. >> chuck schumer called it systematically firing those who crossed them. >> they fired sally yates, pa reek and now james comey, the very man leading the investigation. this does not seem to be a coincidence that some republicans were saying the same too. one said, i just can't do it. other republicans like lindsey graham said the fbi needs a fresh start after comey got tangled up in the 2016 campgn forward both at the fbi and in the senate intelligence committee in a bipartisan way. >> and yet the republi

senator john mccain joined the democrat's call for an independent committee. >> no longer does the congress have credibility to handle this alone. >> reporter: the national security agency collected these trump transition conversations, these intercepts, but chairman nunes did not ask the agency for context or explanation, and experts tell us these intercepts would not have been circulated if they were benign. >> major garrett, thanks. >>> lawmakers are calling for more information to answer growing questions about possible ties between russia and people close to president trump. the associated press is reporting that u.s. investigators are looking into offshore financial transactions in involving the president's former campaign chairman paul manafort. officials previously told cbs news they are following the money. documents obtained by the associated press show he previously worked for russian billionaire oleg deripaska. cbs learned about another trump associate, roger stone, is being put on notice on capitol hill. jeff pegues is in washington with more. >> lawmakers are getting