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landslides and knocking out power to millions of people.> go are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. if these packs have the same number of bladder leak pads, i bet you think bigger is better. 57 newsroom at cbs news actually, it's bulkier. headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. always discreet doesn't need all that bulk to protect. because it's made differently. president trump says an anonymous op-ed piece in "the the super absorbent core quickly turns liquid to gel, new york times" is treasonous. for drier protection the paper says the extraordinary that's a lot less bulky. column was written by a senior looks like good things really do come in small packages. trump administration official, and it talks about a resistance always discreet. for bladder leaks. in the white house and a president who continues to act in a manner detrimental to the health of the republican. now, the author also writes that top aides considered believe in something, even constitutional measures to remove mr. trump from office. if it means sacrificing everything. laura podesta is here in new colin kaepernick. its first york with the details. laura, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. a lot of speculation over who is thing be behind this op-ed.cabine mberhave considein leon jes, wilam

it touches on the nfl put into memo sigs the process controversy, police brutality, and other issues. it's set to air tonight. of removing the president. president trump is demanding the release of the name behind the op-ed, but the paper is defending its position to keep him or her anonymous. >> can you believe it? well, amazon's jeff bezos makes a large donation, and kim anonymous. kardashian's mission. meaning a gutless editorial. >> shortly after reacting to the "people" reports kim kardashian op-ed piece in "the new york visits the white house again as she works to free a drug abuser times," president trump tweeted a one-word question. from prison. kardashian tweeted photos of the treason? and called on the paper to the son. turn over to the government the meeting. senior official who wrote the she's trying to free 30-year-old scathing piece. chris young who is serving a >> we have somebody in what i call the failing "new york life sene drug dealing. times" who's talking about he's part of the resistance within earlier this year kardashian the trump administration. successfully petitioned president trump to commute the this is what we have to deal life sentence of 63-year-old with. drug offender alice johnson. >> the op-ed, the author claims ahead on "cbs this morning," the president is involved in an interview with former judge kevin sharp who sentenced chris young. half-baked reckless decision and unsung heroes have gone to great "time" reports on senator lengths to keep bad decisions contained to the west wing. marco rubio's bizarre run-in

>> this is what all of us have with host alex jones. understood to be the decision since day one. >> members of congress say >> don't touch me again. i'm not asking you to touch me. i don't want to be touched. they're not surprisedpy what has i don't know who you are. been written. >> i don't want to get arrested. >> i'll take care of myself. >> oh, you'll beat me up. >> those of us who have been around him when he's lost it understand you don't want to be this the room when he has to say and, god forbid, be in the room >> i candidn't say that. when he makes a decision that's about to hurt the country. >> a "new york times" person >> oh, you're so mad. >> rubio was speaking with says, quote, it ads -- adds reporters during a break in a senate hearing with facebook and twitter when the right wing conspiracy theorist confronted him. as rubio walked away, jones significant value to the public's understanding of what's going on in the trump administration from someone in a position to know. the op-ed came a day after a continued to bee -- berate him, book came out by bob woodward titled "fear" expressed similar calling him a little punk. rubio called jones a clown. reactions by white house staff amazon's jeff bezos first donation is $10,000 to a super to contain the president's actions. anne-marie? pac that supports military >> laura podesta here in new york. veterans running for congress. thanks so much, laura. bezos and his wife are the second day of kavanaugh's contributing to a group called hearing lasted 12 hours and was honor fund. filled with pointed questions, it hasdites many of which he refused to answer. this year, 14 republicans and 19 the hearing resumes this morning. democra jan crawford has our report. democrats. and gwyneth paltrow's

>> reporter: there were protesters. lifestyle company called goop but the senators questioning paid a settlement. judge brett kavanaugh were more it involved egg-shaped stones focused on substance. meant to be inserted into the >> roe v. wade, are you familiar with the case? vagina, claiming it can balance >> does the president have the hormones, control bladder, and ability to pardon somebody in improve sexual energy. exchange for a promise from that person they wouldn't testify prosecutors in ten california against him? counties sued the company saying there was no scientific backing for the health claims. goop will also provide refunds to customers who ask. >> reporter: throughout the day still to come, making your uber journey safe. kavanaugh fielded questions on how the company is protecting major issues from abortion rights to presidential pardons, your information the next time you need a ride. n the next time you need a ride. but taking a page from the with rheumatoid art. playbook of past nominees, he refused to speculate on how he because there are options. like an "unjection™". would rule in future cases. xeljanz xr. a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. >> you can't give me an answer on whether a president would ljucin, swelling and further joint have to respond to a subpoena in a court of law? damage, even without methotrexate. >> my understanding is you're xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, asking me to give my view on a potential hypothetical. including tuberculosis. >> president trump claims he has serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. an absolute right to pardon himself. does he? don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection.

>> the question of self-pardons tears in the stomach or intestines, is something i've never analyzed. low blood cell counts and higher liver tests it's a question i've not written about. and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start >> reporter: but he did praise and while taking xeljanz xr, the supreme court reese ruling and monitor certain liver tests. in u.s. versus nixon which tell you doctor if you were in a region where required president nixon to fungal infections are common and if you have had tb, comply with a subpoena for tapes hepatitis b or c, or are prone to infections. and other evidence during the watergate scandal. needles. fine for some things. >> that holding is one of the four greatest moments in supreme but for you, one pill a day court history. may provide symptom relief. it was one of the greatest moments because of the political ask your doctor about xeljanz xr. pressures at the time. an "unjection™". >> reporter: and he told democratic senator dianne feinstein roe v. wade is a precedent of the court. >> as best as i can, i try to look at the decision as i try to do of all of the decisions of my what might seem like a small cough court and of the supreme court. can be a big bad problem for your grandchildren. >> reporter: a federal appeals babies too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough court judge for the past 12 are the most at risk for severe illness. help prevent this! year, kavanaugh also talked about some of the cases he's talk to your doctor or pharmacist today decided to show his about getting vaccinated against whooping cough. independence, like those where

he showed he struck down here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. policies of his former boss during the bush era including the war on terror. >> why did i do that? the law compelled us to do that. we base decisions on the law. >> reporter: now, several on the "cbs moneywatch," uber rolls out safety features, and an update on talks to revamp nafta. departme diane king hall is at the new departments also complained that york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. they need more documents, more >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump says talks information to consider this between the united states and nomination, but republicans said that was just politics. canada to reach a new trade deal are intense. the two sides worked late into they have more documents on last night, but mr. trump claims kavanaugh than any other nominee in history. if the talks don't work out, the this questioning will continue for a second day on thursday. united states doesn't have much jan crawford, cbs news, capitol to lose. hill. firefighters in northern california are battling a fast-moving ldfire tforcedsome canada relies on the u.s. to buy hicles on a major highway. >> oh, my gosh. it's hot. about 75% of its imports. lweek the heat? >> a ce highway has been shut d. mexico reached a preliminary deal to replace the north american free trade agreement. several trucks abandoned along the interstate have been congressional testimony by destroyed. facebook and twitter executives sent tech shares lower

yesterday. the delta fire near reading has twitter fell over 6%. facebook lost over 2% of its burned 5,000 acres in the shasta value. trinity national for it. companies like amazon and the fire has threatened homes and forced evacuations. netflix also lost ground, but it started yesterday afternoon, overall stocks finished mixed and officials say it was human yesterday. caused. at least seven people were killed when a powerful the dow gained 22 points, earthquake hit northern japan early this morning. the s&p 500 lost 8 points, and the nasdaq tumbled 96 points. the magnitude 6.7 earthquake hit near hokkaido. the department of justice is reportedly ready to approve two giant health care mergers. one is a $69 billion deal a japanese broadcaster reported between the pharmacy chain cvs and the insurance company aetna. the other is between the pharmacy manager express grips and insurer cigna worth $54 billion. the deals would create mega 600 people were injured and 30 were missing. companies containing numerous health care businesses. the trigger knocked out homes and power including a nuclear meantime a federal judge plant which switched to backup emergency generators. airports are closed and trains says the food & drug have stopped running. fast enougto iew 25,000 troops and other rncitte packages personnel have been sent to help with rescue and recovery effoir and advertisements. next summit for later this month. it's their third summit since the previous graphic warnings april. were struck down after they were challenged by the tobacco industry.

south korea's president moon jae-in and north korea's leader the judge has given the fda until later this month to come up with a plan. and uber is implementing new kim jong-un will meet in safety features to protect passengers and drivers. pyongyang. a new feature on the ride the north and u.s. have been unable to reach an agreement on dismantling the north's nuclear hailing app can detect an program. unplanned stop or collision. the app will ask drivers and passengers to confirm that they are okay. phone numbers will also be forecasters are keeping close tabs on hurricane florence, a powerful category 3 storm that could be headed to the east coast of the united states. anonymous. florence has sustained winds of and drivers will no longer see details where they've picked up or dropped off passengers in the 125 miles per hour. past. anne-marie. the national hurricane center >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you, diane. >> all right. thank you, anne-marie. says it's expected to weaken still ahead, daily during the next 48 hour and then inspiration. possibly regain strength over the 94-year-old veteran who's m the weekend. ki e day before class. it's too early to predict its nectio with school actual track, but some models forecast it to hit the atlantic coast. the justice department is looking at weather facebook and twitter are intentionally stifling the free exchange of ideas. wstress less at dinner.ach n twitter ceo gentle means everything to you and to us. the house committee his company

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i'm anne-marie green. our top stories this morning, president trump says an anonymous op-ed piece in "the new york times" is treason and wants the author handed over to the government. the "times" says the article was written by a senior trump al wholaims to be part of the resistance in the trump administration who wishes to thwart trump's inclinations. it zreebs the president's style as impetuous, adversarial, and petty. and the senate confirmation hearing of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh resume this morning. yesterday he refused to answer questions about a president pardoning himself or being forced to testify in a criminal case. senators asked kavanaugh about d other hot topics, but he refused to speculate on how he would rule on future cases. an attack at a training center killed at least 20 people yesterday and injured dozens. charlie d'agata reports from kabul. >> reporter: my brother, my brother, is all he can scream out. the anguish of losing a family member is a daily reality in this city strangled by violence.

it's the fifth major attack in the last four weeks, killing dozens of people. the first suicide bomber entered the sports club late this afternoon, blowing himself up. rescuers and journalists rushed to the scene unaware another suicide bomber was hidden among them. that second explosion sent the death toll soaring. the pentagon watchdogs says a resurgent taliban has left only 56% of the country under government control. the attack is a reminder that nowhere is safe. despite blast areas like these everywhere, restaurants, sports centers, even hospitals have been hit, this after 17 years of u.s. efforts to establish security. it was a duty u.s. army command er is -- sergeant major timothy

bolyard gave his life for on monday. he was on his seventh overseas deployment. he was killed on an inside attack killed by one of the afghan members he came here to train. it followed another insider attack that claimed the like of a 24-year-old joseph maceo in july and it's the sixth afghan combat death this year. and yet incoming u.s. commander army general scott miller this week reaffirmed america's commitment to the country and its people. >> the world recognizes afghanistan cannot be a safe haven for terrorism. the world recognizes we cannot fail. >> reporter: as far as the official u.s. strategy here, it remains the same. train, advise, and assist. mentor afghan forces, have them do the fighting. that sometimes means u.s. soldiers are there with armed afghan security forces. that increases the risk of insider attacks. charlie d'agata, cbs news, kabul, afghanistan. later this morning on "cbs this morning," sal khan joins

us in the studio to talk about their new children's app and the few tuuture of education joomd on "cbs this morning," howard schultz join us from milan, italy, where starbucks opens its first store. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

good morning. you are taking a live look out at san jose. it's a warm day, it's thursday, september 6th. it's "friday eve." i know, right? i'm michelle griego. >> i'm melissa caen in for kenny choi today. >> it's one more sleep. >> one more sleep. friday! exciting . then almost the weekend. it's going to be nice like you said. it's going to be warmer today compared to yesterday. concord you barely hit 80. so it stayed cool thanks a

little west wind coming on in. this morning we are waking up to clouds as we do regularly because of the widespread morning marine layer. warming up inland, upper 80s. the heat returns on friday. i'll tell you why and how hot we'll get coming up. >> one more sleep until we find out why. right now we are tracking your thursday morning commute making your way along 580 approaching 680. those headlights moving westbound in the yellow already, 26-minute ride. lerl