Новости за 29.08.2017

The former Trump aide who organized the event for the RNC was told by Mr. Trump's head of security that he would never manage a Trump rally again, a Bloomberg News report says

Judges of the 9th Circuit were skeptical of the administration's arguments that grandparents, aunts and uncles aren't exempt

"Bernie Sanders Guide to Political Revolution" aims to provide tools to help young adults get involved in the political process

Official capacity is 5,000, but officials told CBS News that 9,021 stayed there Monday night, many without beds

With thousands of flights into Texas canceled following Harvey, airlines are working with passengers to re-book

Beyonce is pledging to help her hometown of Houston in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, and the star is in good company

The governors have been leading their own effort to achieve a bipartisan approach to health care reform

Domino's is envisioning a future where pizza is delivered via self-driving cars, eliminating human drivers and customer tips

The figure isn't statistically different from the same period in 2016, the Centers for Disease Control reported

The former White House chief strategist is said to be backing Roy Moore against the Trump-endorsed Luther Strange

A new Pew poll found that most Republicans don't agree with president on all issues

Harvey's catastrophic flooding is an all-too-familiar scene for victims of Hurricane Katrina. Houston was nicknamed "New Orleans West" after taking in so many Katrina evacuees in 2005. Many chose to stay in Houston, but now they may be forced to move again. Adriana Diaz reports.

Pastor Joel Osteen of Houston's Lakewood Church is facing criticism for his church's response to the Houston flooding. Some on social media have accused him of closing the doors of the 17,000-seater church to victims of the flood. Omar Villafranca reports.

The Trump administration is facing new lawsuits arguing against their ban on transgender military members

Sanders said he was "sympathetic" to supporting a measure to provide relief funds to Hurricane-ravaged Texas

Tropical Storm Harvey has forced more than 30,000 people and countless pets from their homes. Major storms can be especially cruel to animals and many are now abandoned, lost or homeless. Mireya Villarreal reports.

Six years ago, Tropical Storm Irene caused catastrophic flooding in Vermont when the storm dumped up to 11 inches of rain on parts of the state. Flooding caused more than $730 million in damage, and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders fought for legislation to fund emergency relief. Sanders joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss Congress' hurricane relief bill and his new book "Bernie Sanders Guide to Political Revolution."

As Congress returns to work next week, there is already talk about a multi-billion-dollar disaster relief bill -- and questions about how it will be funded. CBS News contributor and Washington Post congressional correspondent Ed O'Keefe joins "CBS This Morning" from Washington to discuss how a disaster relief bill for Hurricane Harvey will affect Congress' long to-do list.

President Trump is heading to Texas Tuesday where he will meet with local officials to discuss Hurricane Harvey recovery efforts. In areas like Port Aransas, there is no power, no water to drink, and no food. Jamie Yuccas reports.

Australian Marcel Brundler fully appreciates that he "was really, really lucky"