told two to run away. he put jason to the front seat and undressed him and sexually assaulted him. heinrich said he saw a nearby police car patrolling and got scared so he pulled his revolver out of his pocket. he clicked the gun once and a bullet didn't enter out of the chairman and so he shot again and j >> i would like to know jacob's last hours, last minutes. >> reporter: heinrich could face up to 20 years in prison but the big question why wouldn't he face a murder charge? it turns out after 27 years of waiting for answers, the wetterling's offered to a plea deal an extraordinary and unprecedented measure so they would finally start to heal. the for-profit college itt tech is closing all of its 130

sanctions imposed by the department of education. the move affects more than 35,000 students. more than 8,000 itt employees lost their jobs. in august, itt was banned from enrolling new students in order to pay $152 to repay student loans. roger ailes had no comment after gretchen carlson settled against the former ceo for a reported $20 million. besides the 20 million, fox issued a public apology. two weeks after the suit, ailes was out. he denies the allegations and didn't pay any of the settlement. and fox announced that greta van sus tern is no longer with the company. she says fox has not felt like home to me for a few years.

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on the cbs "moneywatch." what to expect from a new iphone. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> reporter: stocks on wall street finished higher pushed in part by higher oil prices and gains in energy stocks. the dow jumped about 46 points. s&p rose 6. nasdaq finished 26 points higher to a new all-time high. apple is expected to announce its latest iphone today. one big change, it appears that apple s headphone jacks. that means that future iphone buyers would need new headsets for a digital. most analysts don't expect many other major changes to the phone. the latest twist in the pay tv set top box story could be announced as early as today. earlier this year, the fcc voted to allow anyone to create devices or services that compete with traditional set top boxes. but now the commission is

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14 areas where they swim. official say they are recovering, thanks for a 50-year-old ban on commercial whaling, but some environmentalists say the move is premature. a new type of temporary housing is springing up. it's designed for millennials who are willing to trade storage for price. chris martinez has the story. >> reporter: she is showing her newestst people are sharing their homes, their cars and tasks are being shared online. >> reporter: designed for people who are on vacation or staying in the area on a temporary basis. it's part after movement toward coliving. more buildings are popping up around the nation with a dorm-like atmosphere. this one in new york called on we live offers modern amenities where residents can live, eat, and exercise together. pod share is a no frills version

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on tuesday, the u.s. capitol's great rotunda reopened after a 97 million dollar project to save the capitol dome. scott pelley reports. >> congratulations to you, you're the first! >> reporter: this was the first tour to bend over backwards to see george washington ascending into heaven. this time lapse video shows the start a year ago of the

work, install light, and repaint the fading fresco. this is all original, 150 years old? >> yes. >> reporter: the architect is steve airs. he took us up the dome before the work began. >> this is the top. >> reporter: this is the top. wow! what a beautiful view! the dome was built of the high-tech material of the 1860s, cast iron. but 150 years later, pieces were falling and there were more than 1,300 cracks. >> it looks magnificent and beautiful from the ground, but when you get up close, there is rust all over it, broken pieces and some of these are big, 40, 60, 80-pound pieces of decoration and ornamentation. >> reporter: so the dome was

cracks were sewn together. the remainder of the scaffold is to be removed by inauguration day this january. >> that was scott pelley reporting. now reporters on board hillary clinton campaign plane took part of a long tradition. the reporters roll oranges down the aisle with questions on them. if one makes it past the curtain, clinton is expected to answer it. the question, who would you want to have dinner with, trump or pu putin. a new national poll finds trump with a two-point lead over clinton. yesterday, trump and clinton called each other unqualified to be president. tonight, clinton and trump appear separately at the same event in new york city, a veterans forum on national security. ' the for-profit college itt tech is closing all of its 130 campuses in the united states. itt says its hand was forced by

department of education. the move affects more than 35,000 students. more than 8,000 itt employees lost their jobs. itt is accused of misleading students and pushing them into risky loans. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," apple under pressure to announce new inovags as it unveils a new iphone today. plus, we talk with starbucks ceo howard schultz on a campaign to honor great american citizens. and the story of a little known who helped put a man on the moon. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.

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