the family shared the video as a warning, saying you cannot look away from an infant for even a second. fast hands. fake news stories go viral on social media. and a grand jury is convened in a police shooting case. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the "chicago tribune" reports a new investigation in the fatal shooting of a black man by a city officer. a grand jury will look into whether police lied to justify the shooting of laquan mcdonald in 2014. officer jason van dyke is charged with first-degree murder and is awaiting trial. south carolina's post and courier says the hearing to determine dylann roof's competency for trial will be closed to the public. a judge says revelations from monday's hearing could compromise roof's right to a fair trial. he is accused of killing nine people last year in a charleston church. the philadelphia enquirer reports the denial of two

case. the judge refused to toss out on the charge and he rejected a defense request for competency testing of 13 women who wanted to testify against cosby. bloomberg news reports that china is letting donald trump know that global warming is not a hoax it invented. the president-elect is a climate change denier. a chinese official notes that two of trump's republican predecessors started global warming talks in the late '80s. buzzfeed news says fake election stories sparked more interest than real ones. buzzfeed had shares on facebook the last three months of the campaign. it found that hoaxes and stories from bias sites far outperformed reports from major news outlets. so we will have more on the impact of fake news on the election coming up on "cbs this morning." still ahead, mocking deflategate. >> just because something is

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profit, of course. the patriots quarterback stars in a new foot locker ad. he takes two customers to task when they get suspicion about his store's sales. >> it starts with questions and then questions turn into assumptions and assumptions turn into vacations! >> brady was suspended for four games this season because the nfl said he had a role in tampering with footballs. on the cbs "moneywatch" now. russia moves to block a social special sauce is being replaced by spicy sriracha. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. russia is trying to pull the plug on its linked-in users. a regulator today asked them to block a website. a court ruled it doesn't store their personal information inside data and that violates the russian law.

foreign companies. stocks were mixed on wall street. banks gave up some of the big gains they made following the election. the dow snapped its seven-day winning streak, losing 55 points. the s&p finished three points lower but the nasdaq gained nearly 19. two research firms expect healthy growth this holiday shopping season. the national retail federation predicts sales november and december period will rise 3.6% to nearly 656 billion dollars. com score forecast that ne as 19%. spending on cybermonday, the monday after thanksgiving, is expected to be 3.5% higher than last year. it is typically the busiest online shopping day of the year. a large reserve of oil and natural gas has been discovered in west texas. the u.s. geological association says it's one of the largest

it's located in the midland area. the reserve is estimated to yield 20 billion gallons of oil and have 16 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. the big mac is getting hot. mcdonald's is testing a new version of its popular burger with spicy sriracha sauce. it will be test marketed in columbus, ohio. the popular condiment is made with red chiles. there will be extra sriracha sauce for dunking nuggets and fries and i hope they are giving out some water. >> really. it seems like ohio wouldn't be a place you test a market like that. maybe miami where they like things spicy to begin with. >> i guess think figure they figure it fit works there, it will work in the rest of the country. >> that's right. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. still to come, lifetime achievement singer smokey robinson is honored for composing some of motown's most memorable songs.

here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. two former detroit stars are still tigers on the mound. washington's max scherzer won the cy young award as the national league's best pitcher. american league winner. he edged out former tiger teammate justin verlander in the voting by sports writers. president obama announced his selection for the final freedom nominees. it includes legendary dodgers announcer vin scully. white house press secretary josh earnest called him to tell him the news. every year the president

of freedom. it's the highest civilian honor that any president can give and president obama has given it out every year he has been in office and he gives it just a handful of people. and this year, he is going to give it to you. >> oh, my gosh. no. >> so adorable. other medal of freedom recipients include ellen degeneres and lorne michaels michael jordan and bill and linda gates. to see the full list, head to cbsnews.com. and here is to mr. robinson. ? motown legend smokey robinson was honored in washington, d.c. last night with the gershwin prize for song writing. his first hits came with the miracles from "the tears of a clown" to "i second that emotion."

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federal investigators are blaming air traffic controllers for two mid air collisions last year that killed seven people. kris van cleave shows us technologies designed to prevent collisions that happen in the blink of an eye. >> reporter: it happened that fast. did you see it? thiss collision and the limits of see and avoid. a method of flying that teaches pilots how to avoid mid air collisions. by the time the pilot of this cessna was able to spot an f-16 fighter, he had only seconds to respond. the planes collided over south carolina in 2015. the two people on board the cessna died. weeks later, another mid air collision in san diego killed five.

available collision avoidance systems could have prevented the crash. by giving warns like these. they are not required in general aviation aircraft but similar systems are required for commercial airliners. rusty aimer is a retired airline captain. >> i must have had, in my career, at least five or six of those warnings that saved us. >> reporter: since 2011, there have been 44 mid air collisions in the u.s., killing 46. mark rosenker is the former head of the ntsb. >> these are very deadly accidents. that's why when you can use this kind of technology to prevent them from happening, it's a simple decision to go out and install it. >> reporter: the accident rate in general aviation is on the decline. starting in 2020, all ga

have better technology, but it stops short of being full fledge avoidance technology. kris van cleave, cbs news, reagan national airport, virginia. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," >> this election to me is just another extension of the long argument that we have had from our founding, which is what are we? >> jon stewart talks with charlie in his first post-election interview. the series of a more perfect union brings us the story o a dad helps bring back the voice of his late wife. and william h. macy joins us in the studio. before we go, cbs news correspondent bill plante is retiring after 52 years at the network. he will certainly be missed. we leave you now with some of his words. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >> general assignment, writing, editing, reporting, air work. you name it, i'd like to do it. of all the activities in the past week in selma come to

no? bill is not here? that is shocking. >> did you make a mistake in sending arms to tehran, sir? >> no. and i'm not taking any more questions. >> that was very impressive. s.

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