york city, i'm jericka dunn an. captioning funded by cbs it's friday, november 3rd, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." president trump's tax plan is revealed. >> well, they're big tax cuts, the biggest in the country actually. we have reform, we have simp simplificati simplification. >> but not everyone is on board, and the president is calling on republicans to hold strong. new scrutiny. why they want to question jeff sessions again about russian contacts.

and new information on the deadly ambush. we go to the village where four american soldiers were killed by militants. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president trump leaves this morning for a five-country trip to asia. it's his longest trip to date and also the longest by a u.s. president to asia in more than a quarter century. during jobs in japan, south korea, vietnam, philippines, and china, north korea and trade are likely to dominate the conversation. the gop wants the plan passed before christmas. last night he tweeted great tax rollout today. the lobbyists are storming capitol hill but the republicans will hold strong and do what is right for america. it's the most extensive tax reform done in three decades, but it's not a done deal.

democrats attacked the proposal and some republicans are less than pleased. hena doba is here in new york with the details. good morning. >> good morning. the middle class will see the biggest benefits. democrats agree it will be the complete opposite. there will be lots of compromise to get this plan through. >> tax cuts, if we get this through, and i think we will, you're going to see this economy take off like a rocket ship. >> president trump on fox news called the tax overhaul the biggest tax cut in the history of our country. >> the middle class is a big beneficiary. jobs and companies are big beneficiaries. >> they would slash the individual brackets from 7% to 4%. it would only apply to households making a million dollars or more. the median household making $60,000 would see its rate drop from 15% to 12%.

the plan would double the standard deduction to 12,000 for individuals and $24,000 for couples. a typical family of four will save $1,182 a year. >> that 1$1,182 a year covers about a year's worth of gas for your car. it covers your family's phone bill for the year. >> the democrats indicate it hurts those in high-tax states like california and new york. >> what they won't tell you is that many, many, many middle-class families soo their taxes go up under this plan. >> some of the other changes in the plan, growing the child tax credit from 1,000 a year to $1,600. the bill will need the backing of nearly every republican to pass. the plan would also cut the corporate tax rate from 35% to 20% and eliminates deductions for student loans and medical expenses. anne-marie. >> thanks a lot, hena doba.

>> jared kushner turned over his documents pertaining to former fbi director james comey to robert mueller. meanwhile mueller's grand jury is investigating an influence campaign on behalf of ukrainian influences tied to former chair paul manner a fort. in particular mueller is investigating the lobbyist tony podesta. the senate democrats want to question attorney general jeff sessions again. sessions denies that he knew anything, but according to court documents, he was at a meeting where trump campaign adviser george papadopoulos discussed a possible meeting with president vladimir putin. this morning democratic leaders are reacting the allegations that hillary clinton's campaign took control of the national committee during the 2016 campaign. former dnc interim chairwoman donna brazile accuses the clinton campaign of taking control of the committee in exchange for funding to keep the committee financially afloat.

brazil in a forthcoming book previewed in politico says the clinton campaign influenced finances and strategy. she claims the deal showed favor it is. over bernie sanders. he and his supporters insisted it was biased against him. a vigil and memorial walk was held for victims of the new york city truck attack. last night's vigil started on the bike path where the killing began. five were friends, one was a young mother from belgium, and two were americans. earlier new york city officials put up additional concrete barriers along where the attack took place. the suspect sayfullo saipov should get the death penalty. michelle miller has more. >> reporter: this is the moment terrorist suspect sayfullo saipov was captured by new york police. the newly released cell phone

video shows right after the suspect was shot by 28-year-old new york police officer ryan nash as he tried to use a truck to drive down a west side bike path. he drove for a mile, killing eight, before crashing into a school bus. police found knives and notes praising isis inside the truck. and according to court documents, recovered two cell phones. authorities tracked the numbers on the phones and have linked them to sympathizers of a rad call cause who were already on new york police radar. the source says saipov made calls to some of those numbers the day of the attack. >> there's no point in thinking about the what-ifs. >> reporter: five days before the attack, a london-based graphic artist damian and his girlfriend were inside saipov's uber car for an hour.

he picked them up at the airport. there was nothing that gave us any sense of what was to come. >> sources say mukhammadzoir kadirov has now retained a lawyer and is said to be questioned on friday. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. we're learning more about the deadly walmart attack. police arrested scott ostream yesterday morning about five miles from the denver area walmart where he allegedly shot three people to death. his former boss said he abruptly quit his roofing job hours before the attack. a motive for the shooting. bashir wants armed drones operating near the border near mali. that's where four americans were killed by militants last month. we're learning more about the ambush.

debora patta went to the ambush site. >> reporter: the village of tongo tongo is so remote they had trouble finding the road to get there. this is where the 12-member american team and 13 military soldiers stopped to get supplies. a villager said he saw three or four armed men on motorcycles approach the u.s. convoy. he was so nervous, he walked 25 miles to speak to us at another location. we thought if it's just a few terrorists the soldiers can kill them easily, he said, but we didn't know there were so many more of them waiting nearby. it was a trap. once the isis fighters were able to lure them away from the village, they began the attack. you can see the bullet casing left over from the intense shooting. the burned out school, bloodstained bushes and empty

ammunition boxes are all that's left now. there were 60 attackers armed with machine guns and grenades. the fighting lasted over two hours. when it was over, he said he saw the bodies of three american soldiers slumped near their vehicle. all three were stripped of their uniforms. but it would be two days before children from the village discovered the fourth body of sergeant la david johnson about half a mile away. it's still not clear how johnson got separated from the rest. this soldier would only talk if we concealed his identity. he'd been stripped of his uniform, he told us. his hands were tied and they shot him in the head. the pentagon would not comment. there is still some confusion over why this american team had their mission extend and what exactly their assignment was, but either way, it meant they camped out overnight in

dangerous territorying and that might have led the extremists to where they were. debora patta, cbs news, niger. after allegations of sexual misconduct, actor kevin spacey is undergoing treatment. no details about the nature of the treatment were provided by his representative. eight current and former employees of "house of cards," the netflix series that spacey stars in alleged misconduct. that's according to cnn. netflix suspended production earlier this week. coming up on the "morning news," silenced on twitter. we will tell you why president trump's account was temporarily pulled. and egypt's pyramid mystery. this is the "cbs morning news." egypt's pyramid mystery. this is the "cbs morning news." try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. you wof your daily routine, so why treat your mouth any differently? complete the job with listerine®

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before the explosion yesterday. it happened at a campus landmark called davey poplar. the tree is supposedly the spot where a revolutionary war general selected the site for school. one person was taken into custody. there's a new discovery in an ancient pyramid and a deadly shooting at a starbucks. the "chicago tribune" reports one man was killed and two people were hurt in a shooting at a starbucks. police say they think the victim and the shooter were involved in a nearby drug deal, and the victim ran into the starbucks. the gunman followed him and opened fire. another man and a 12-year-old boy were wounded. the suspect got away. the "washington post" reports an employee at twitter on his last day deactivated trump's account. his twitter account was down for 11 minutes last night. visitors saw the message. sorry, that page doesn't exist.

twitter issued a statement saying through our investigation we had learned this was done by a twitter customer support employee who did this on the employee's last day. we are conducting a full internal review. and "national geographic" looks at a mysterious boy discovered in egypt's great pyramid. using cosmic ray technology, they found a hidden chamber inside the 145-year-old pyramid. the 100-foot space leads to the burial chamber. the space's permit remain as mystery though. still ahead, it's time to upgrade your selfies. they're lined up for the new iphone x this morning. >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs this morning" sponsored by sea-bond. stronger hold all day. by sea-bond. stronger hold all day. ♪ psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way?

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powell to lead the get. powell will replace janet yellen. the first woman to leave the chair. he spent years in the private sector. he's expected to keep raising interest rates at a gradual clip. powell's also seen as someone more inclined to ease financial regulations. his election was no surprise to wall street. investors also mulled over the gop tax plan, weighing its impact to business, particularly in consumer spending. in the end the dow had a record high, gaining 81 points. the s&p 500 ended up where it start. so, too, did the nasdaq. iphone x goes on sale today. they lined up around the world to get their hands on the new device. apple says it will be available in 50 markets including u.s., china, india, and japan. it features new facial recognition technology. the starting price, nearly $1,000. an airline trade group says this will be the busiest

thanksgiving travel holiday 28.5 million passengers are expected to fly over the 28-day holiday period. that's a 3% increase over 2016. the busiest travel day, the sunday after thanksgiving. anne-marie? >> all right. pack your patience as they say. i know it's a cliche, but it's true. >> it's true. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, diane. >> all right. still to come, students hit a high note. >> reporter: how a music teacher is helping inner city kids turn their lives around. i'm roxana saberi in camden, new jersey. that story coming up. i'm roxana saberi in new jersey. that story coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪

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i'm kenny choi. here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. in one of america's most

troubled cities, a high school jazz teacher is using music to strike a chord with kids and help turn their lives around. roxana saberi has that story fromde >> reporter: isaiah rivera says without the teacher he calls mr. d., he might have dropped out of camden creative arts school or worse. >> there's a lot of drugs on the streets. there's a lot of influence on the streets. mr. d. helps us by taking us into the jazz band and keeping us focused with these positive activities. >> reporter: the fbi ranks camden, new jersey, the fourth most dangerous city, and it's the home of mr. jamaal dickerson known as mr. d. >> what do the kids see on these streets? >> trouble, real trouble, their friends in trouble, friends selling drugs, friends dying. >> reporter: he keeps his students off the streets by

keeping them busy. this sophomore keeps business practicing with mr. d. and playing in the marching band. >> he's just always there for me, keeping me in a positive mood. he never gives me a chance to slip off and do my own thing. >> mr. d. has helped them win awards across the country. >> my life is lived with figuring out how to meet their better every day. >> reporter: his students are also succeeding in class. isaiah is applying to stanford and hopes to become a lawyer. >> i feel indebted to mr. d. it's like he's given me a second i have to thank him for giving me a dream. >> reporter: mr. d. says he's already living his dream by helping his students achieve theirs. roxana saberi, cbs news, camden, new jersey. well, coming up on "cbs this morning, former nfl offensive lineman ryan o'callagan writing a revealing note to self about

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our top story this morning, the republican tax overhaul is being praised by the president as a boost for the middle class. democrats say that's not so. the proposal flashes the number of individual tax brackets from 7% to 4%, lowers the corporate tax rate, and eliminates the deduction for state and local income tax. and president trump's son-in-law jared kushner handed over his records pertaining to the firing of fbi director james comey to special counsel robert mueller. the senate democrats want to question attorney general jeff sessions again about his contacts with russia. sessions denies everything, but

court documents appear to indicate otherwise. authorities in los angeles and new york have opened new investigations into harvey weinstein. jericka duncan has new details about new rape allegations against the hollywood mogul. >> reporter: actress paz day la huerta says harvey weinstein offered to give her a ride home because the two live in the same neighborhood. she said weinstein insisted the two have drinks. that's when she says weinstein took off her dress and forced himself on her. she said weinstein kept calling her. on december 23rd of the same year, weinstein showed up in the lobby of her apartment, they went upstairs, and day la hur ta says he raped her a second time. she's been in numerous shows and

stars in hbo's boardwalk's "empire." the allegations of day la hur ta follows 60 accusations made by women against weinstein. they tell cbs news they have assigned a senior sex crimes prosecutor to investigate this advice. weinstein has not commented on the latest accusation but has repeatedly denied allegations of nonconsensual sex. de la huerta says at the time of the second time, she was in no sta had been drinking and was in no state to be having consensual sex. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. coming up on the "cbs this morning," an increase in complaints on the failing of the epipen. plus former offensive lineman ryan o'callaghan writes a revealing note to self about

his painful journey to self-acceptance. and -- >> reporter: it's a vineyard like none other in the world. the reason, it's owned by her majesty the queen and we got the invitation to visit it on the grounds of windsor castle. we'll have the story coming up on "cbs this morning." >> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. all right. as we start this friday morning, it is definitely a wet start. as we take a look at the golden gate bridge, all the dirty cars got a little bit of a car wash. all the clean cars have spots

on it this morning. it's friday, november 3rd, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. >> it's okay. i haven't washed my car in a long time! >> a free car wash! >> you may want to add some soap to the mix. [ laughter ] >> nice. >> we are seeing the rain out there this morning. so our hi-def doppler is lit up right now. and we're seeing this storm, this first one, coming through the south-southwest. you can see it there monterey, santa cruz mountains, getting the rain this morning as the showers move north. but we're waiting another system to come from the north. so that one, the cold front, will be impacting the north bay hills. there it is. thank you for washing our windows this morning! you will have to use those windshield wipers because obviously we'll see scattered showers throughout the morning hours. cold front when that arrives, more rain is headed towards the north bay. today the north bay this morning getting the break. but we'll talk more about that and we'll track the rain for you here coming up. right now we are track