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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. >> e.j. >> if we don't get it. >> shutdown. data from the black box lion air flight revealed pilots struggled >> demonstrators gathered to save the plane. a new feature that's supposed to outside the home of the mayor make the plane safer may have last night to protest the done just the opposite. shooting death of 21-year-old emantic, e.j., bradford jr. the lead investigator says the plane should not have been flying. tom hanson is here in new york they also blocked traffic on one with more. good morning. of the busiest highways. >> good morning. we're starting to get a better he was killed by a police officer at a mall on picture of what happened when thanksgiving in what authorities this plane plunged into the java say was a case of mistaken sea. identity. a report was released overnight protesters are demanding the detailing the plane's technical release of body camera video issues. showing the encounter. indonesian investigators say the a lawsuit has been filed pilots of the doomed lion air flight struggled to control the over the death of a toddler in a plane. detention center and a false because an automatic safety system malfunctioned. alarm at walter reed. in our view, the plane was not "the washington post" reports an active shooter alarm airworthy said the head of the was set off in error at walter national transport safety committee. the boeing 737 had a similar reed national military medical center. patients, staff, and visitors

problem on the flight the day were locked down for more than before the crash. an area as police swarmed the according to the plane's flight facility. data recorder, a new antistall later they said an active system known as mcas kept shooter alert was mistakenly pushing the nose of the plane down. during the 11-minute flight, issued ahead of an active the pilots fought the downward shooter drill. tilt more than two dozen times they called it an improper use of the warning system. until finally losing control and time reports the u.s. government is being sued for $60 million after a 1-year-old girl died following detainment in a texas immigration facility. crashing into the java sea at four 50 miles per hour. all 189 on board were killed. they say the pilots did not hit she says that her daughter died two cutoff switches that would have deactivated the system as in may. was done on the previous flight. >> why didn't they just turn it off? if they would have done that, them say she when they were the aircraft and those people would be here today. fleeing guatemala when they were picked up by officials last >> the sensor was replaced two month. she claims that they're daughter developed a respiratory illness days before the flight, but while detained and did not receive proper medical investigators say it was still treatment. off by 20 degrees. and david hasselhoff and other celebrities are remaining in a statement boeing said it is the creator of sponge bob swear taking every measure to fully pants. understand all aspects of this he died monday at 57 after a bat accident. well als, a rare terminal illness. teams are still searching for hillenburg created the beloved the plane's cockpit voice cartoon in 1999 and many people voiced characters over the years.

david hasselhoff who starred recorder which may provide more as himself in the sponge bob information about the pilot's actions. movie posted on twitter it was >> now, victims' families are suing boeing over the jet's an honor to, quote, share some great laughs with this design zeroing in on that auto safety feature. gentleman. still to come, motor trends' car of the year. >> thank you so much, tom. a newcomer in the luxury on to politics now, and category wins the top award and republican sipped did i it's being called a great value. hyde-smith beat democrat espy in a race for u.s. senate. and those hard to reach places. president trump endorsed hyde-smith and visited the state you and braava jet for two rallies. from irobot. >> mr. president, i just talked better together. to him so i know he's watching, thank you so much for this is charlie not coughing because he took delsym 12-hour. everything, for the opportunities, for coming to and this is charlie still not coughing while trying his hardest not to wake zeus. mississippi yesterday. >> hyde-smith becomes the first delsym 12-hour. woman elected to the senate from mississippi. nothing lasts longer for powerful cough relief. the closing weeks of the campaign focused on controversial comments she made moderate-to-severe eczema, about a public hanging and voter or atopic dermatitis, suppression. you never know how your skin will look. espy, a former congressman and and it can feel like no matter what you do, u.s. agriculture secretary was you're itching all the time. but even though you see and feel your eczema on the surface of your skin,

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month and there's no independent confirmation of his claim. a court document made public reveals that special counsel robert mueller's team believes a conservative author tipped off on the "cbs moneywatch," china responds to the latest roger stone months before wikileaks released thousands of tariff threats and motor trend e-mails stolen from hillary names its car of the year. clinton's campaign two years ago. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that the document was drafted as part and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. of a plea offer to jerome corsi well, china is warning of dire on a charge of making false statements. consequences ahead of this week's meeting between president it alleges that stone asked corsi to get in touch with trump and chinese leader xi wikileaks so that he could learn jinping at the g-20 summit. information that could be relevant to mr. trump's presidential campaign. in argentina. beijing's ambassador to corsi rejected the plea deal. washington called the outcome, he says that he didn't knowingly quote, unimaginable if u.s. head mislead investigators. meanwhile, a day after hardliners try to decouple the mueller accuse paul manafort of two largest economies. breaking hes plea deal, another they say mr. trump is open to a trade deal with china but is explosive report has emerged. prepared to hike tariffs on paula reid has more. imports if there's no break >> reporter: now that special counsel robert mueller has said through. they are set to meet on saturday. paul manafort is lying to investors look ahead to this federal investigators, the only week's g-20 summit and they're thing that can keep the keeping an eye on today's speech

69-year-old from spending the rest of his life in jail say by jerome powell for clues on possible future interest rate pardon from president trump. hikes. on wall street yesterday, the major indexes finished in ing some white house press secretary sarah sanders positive territory after dismissed. >> i'm not aware of any spending much of the session in conversations for anyone's pardon. >> reporter: adding to his the red. the dow rose 108 points, the s&p troubles, the british newspaper 500 added 8, and the nasdaq the guardian reported wikileaks held julian assange inside an edged slightly higher. ecuadorian embassy in london. microsoft is once again locked into battle with apple. including one in 2016, just to be the world's most valuable months before wikileaks released publicly traded company. microsoft topped its long time a trove of stolen democratic rival yesterday after the first minute of trading. the two companies swapped spots e-mails. manafort called the story several times during the day totally false and administrately before apple reclaimed the title libellous. its held for most of the assange also threatened legal last seven years. action. he agreed to cooperate with the special counsel in exchange for it finished 826 billion while charges against him being dismissed. it was the biggest victory to date because manafort could provide valuable information microsoft finished a8 hundred about any cooperation between twenty 2 million. and two years after hyundai launched its new vision is the trump campaign and russia. taking home the award. in a court filing, prosecutors did not reveal what manafort lied about but promised to eventually issue a report detailing manafort's crimes and lies.

the new sedan took top honors. his lawyer says he has met with they called it smooth, quiet, the special counsel's office fast, nimble and a great value. it starts at around $35,000. several times and provided year and jeep wrangler was named truthful information. suv of the year. anne-marie. he says manafort may be playing >> diane king hall at the new the long ago. york stock exchange, thanks so >> it's a good hypothesis that much, diane. >> thank you. he never intended to cooperate, he's angling for a pardon at still ahead, nfl controversy. some point in time. the washington redskins claim >> reporter: paula reid, cbs news, washington. linebacker reuben foster after his domestic violence arrest. a federal government watchdog says the trump administration waives background checks for all staff working at the nation's largest detention camp for migrant children. none of the 2,100 staffers at the texas tent city is going through fbi fingerprint checks. it also says the checks that are being done by a private contractor have increased the risk that someone with a criminal history could have access to children. there are more than 2,300 migrant teens at the facility. and president trump is threatening to punish general stop fearing your alarm clock... motors after it said that it with zzzquil pure zzzs. would cut thousands of north american jobs as part of a new restructuring plan.

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statement released late tuesday urging the company to invest in the u.s. >> it's as simple as this. when general motors needed us, we were there. now general motors needs to be there for us. >> reporter: gm says the moves are needed to position itself for a future that includes electric and driverless vehicles as well as suvs. the company says it remains committed to a strong manufacturing business in the u.s. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. the taliban claimed responsibility for a roadside bombing in afghanistan yesterday here's a look at today's that killed three american soldiers. forecast in some cities around the country. it follows the death of an army ranger in a firefight last weekend. charlie d'agata has more on yesterday's attack. >> reporter: u.s. forces have waged fierce battles against the taliban for months, a fight that cost the lives of more american ♪ silent night soldiers. a defense official told cbs news a powerful roadside bomb struck ♪ holy night a u.s. military convoy. attack helicopters flew in to >> one of the most famous songs of christmas is approaching its

200th anniversary. support the evacuation of the silent night was performed wounded. the bombing happened where u.s. yesterday evening in new york forces have been working with city's trinity church. afghan commandos against the taliban. that's where it's believed to have been sung for the first time iu. first english translation was published. last month we joined soldiers on it was originally a carol from austria. the battlefield in nangarhar the washington redskins province. the vehicle that blew up was an mrap designed specifically claimed reuben foster three days against roadside bombs, meaning the explosion that struck the after he was arrested on a convoy causing so many casualties must have been huge. charge of misdemeanor domestic of the roughly 14,000 american violence. the 49ers released foster hours before sunday's game against the forces still serving in buccaneers saturday night. they claimed him on waivers. afghanistan, most are there to advise and assist afghan troops who despite 17 years of finding the team said in a statement continue to lose ground against foster won't play unless he's a resurgent taliban. cleared by an investigation. and in australia, a giant charlie d'agata, cbs news, steer is avoiding the london. slaughterhouse because he's too big. coming up, shooting he's named nickers and he's believed to be the tallest steer protests. demonstrators block a major highway. and detention lawsuit. a mother sues the u.s. government on the death of her in. the country and weighs close to toddler.

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our top stories this morning. data from the black box from the lion air flight that crashed off indonesia last month reveals the pilots struggled to maintain control of the plane. investigators say a safety system malfunctioned and kept pushing the nose of the plane down. it crashed into the java sea killing all 189 people on board. and hyde-smith beat espy in the racially charged senate race in mississippi. in her victory speech she thanked president trump for endorsing her and coming to mississippi this week for two political rallies. she's the first women elected to the senate from the state. a florida man went hang gliding in switzerland and

nearly didn't come home to tell the story. chris martinez reports on this mishap all caught on tape which has become an internet sensation. >> reporter: it was his first is he slipped on a harness but the pilot forgot hook it to the glider. >> after my feet left the ground it was just like is this how this is supposed to be? something's not right here. >> reporter: he was hanging by his fingertips while his pilot tried to land. >> looking down he saw tree tops. >> i actually thought that's beautiful, i'm going to fall. to my death here. my left hand was locked on that bar. i'm surprised i didn't put a handprint on that bar because i kept losing my grip and slipping downward. >> reporter: for 2:14, he held

his grip while the pilot coasted to the ground without a moment to spare. >> i probably had five seconds left in me because my hand was starting to slip off that bar. >> reporter: the mishap happened last month, but he just post ed the video this week. he's back at work in florida, as an auto parts manager but has a broken wrist and torn biceps. still, he has no regrets. he says he might hand glide again maybe with the same pilot who he calls a good-hearted guy who made a serious error. chris martinez, cbs news. and that's quite a story. and coming up on "cbs this morning," more on that hang gliding incident. manuel bojorquez speaks to chris who managed to hang on for dear life and survive. plus, students impacted by the deadly campfire. e cheftop ch writes a

note to her younger self about grappling with a cancer diagnosis and achieving success in the kitchen. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday, thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green and have a great day. thanks f -- wednesday, i'm anne-marie green and have a great day. monday -- wednesday, m anne-marie green and have a great day. onday -- wednesday, i anne-marie green and have a great day. nday -- wednesday, i' anne-marie green and have a great day. day -- wednesday, i'm anne-marie green and have a --

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city. we had round one. get ready for round 2 of rain. good morning. it is wednesday, november 28th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. yes, mary has been looking at hi-def doppler and you are always along and it's coming in. >> that's right. active weather pattern for sure. we're tracking light rain this morning especially across the south bay. so a change for you getting that rain for the south bay here in hi-def doppler. so let's zoom in and you can see from san jose, milpitas, fremont, east palo alto, mountain view, saratoga, getting light to moderate rain as we start off the day. here's a live look with our south bay san jose camera. you can see the raindrops on our live camera this morning. temperatures are in the 50s. so a mild start to the day. concord at 57. oakland 59. livermore 56. 57 in san francisco. san jose you're at 59