>> this is my diamond in the rough. this will be my holiday project this will be my holiday project for the next several years. it's thursday, january 23rd, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news". the case for removing president trump from office democratic house managers resume opening arguments today in mr. trump's impeachment trial. tragedy in australia. a firefighting plane crashes killing three american crew members on board. and deadly shooting. multiple people open fire outside a fast food restaurant in downtown seattle. thunderous sounds of pop, pop, pop. people running. people running. it was terrifying. captioning funded by cbs

newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. i'm anne-marie green. . democratic house managers open the trial again today. yesterday adam schiff accused the president of using his power to cheat in the 2020 election. democrats argue the house has overwhelming evidence the president abused his office and obstructed congress. they again urge the senators to allow additional witnesses and documents in the trial. republicans repeatedly rejected the proposals during a marathon sess supporters but that doesn't mean yesterday's opening arguments kept everyone's attention.

>> the facts before us are not in dispute. >> reporter: house managers began the first day of opening argument laying out why president trump should be removed from office. >> in a perfect call the president would not solicit foreign interference in the 2020 election. >> quid pro quo scheme was taking shape. >> reporter: republicans said they heard nothing new. at one point house manner jason crow acknowledged some waning interest. >> mr. chief justice i see members moving and take a break. could we take a break at this time? >> it's disconcerting to have folks absent for a long period of time. >> reporter: the house impeachment was in the news for month. leagring is the first time this information. >> the truth will come out. >> reporter: democrats continue to make their case that witnesses like john bolton

should testify. >> you should know who else was involved. >> reporter: they rejected the idea that joe biden's son hunter should testify too. one person who may show up to watch the trial -- >> i'll sit in the front row and stare in their corrupt faces. >> reporter: standing ovation for a group of students who work in the senate. today is their last day. senate adjourned just before 9:30 last night which leaves 16 more hours for house managers to finish their opening arguments. they were given that 24 hour window to spend over three days. representative adam schiff said now that he's laid out the case and the fact of the case he has he will spend today focusing on the law and laying out the constitution. thank you so much. cbs news will bring you a special report when opening arguments resume in the impeachment trial today. senators are expected to

reconvene around 1:00 p.m. eastern. three americans were killed after their plane crashed in australia while battling fires. authorities say the aircraft went down in new south wales about 70 miles of the country's capital. this is the type of plane that crashed. it's a c-130 her can yk hercule. the cause of the crash is under investigation. the plane was loaded with retardant for fire bombing missions. there were reports of a large fireball after the plane hit the ground. bushfires have burned more than 25 million acres since september there. an investigation is under way in a deadly shooting in seattle. it happened yesterday in the downtown area. at least one person was killed. seven others were wounded. witnesses say several people opened fire. the person killed was a woman. the other victims ranged in age from 9 to 55 years old. an argument started outside a

mcdonald's when someone pulled out a gun and opened fire. witnesses described panic in the streets. >> i heard a couple of pops and then a series of pops. probably a dozen. i looked up the street and panic. everybody was running. i saw a couple of bodies go. >> investigators identified one suspect as a male but have not released name. police say the risk of contracting

the virus is considered low. an investigation is under way into a deadly plane crash in southern california. a small plane was attempting to take off at the he flipped. then everybody was running and it started on fire. >> all four people on the plane died. it's unclear just what caused

the crash. a key witness is expected to testify today disgraced hollywood mogul harvey weinstein. "sopranos's" actress isabella is expected to take the stand. she allegation weinstein raped her in the '90 and never reported it. harvey weinstein denies all allegations of nonconsensual sex. yesterday one of the first witnesses in the stand took the stand. >> reporter: harvey weinstein recovering from a recent back surgery stumbled as he entered the cocourthouse. at the heart of this case two allegations that weinstein raped an aspiring acstress in a manhattan hotel room in 2013 and an allegation he assaulted a different woman in his manhattan apartment in 2006. prosecutor didn't mince words

saying he, referring to weinste weinstein, was not just a titan in hoou in hollywood he was a rapist. phone notes describe weinstein as a casual boyfriend and emails to weinstein, one that read i love you, i always do but i hate feeling like a booty call. it's signed with a smiley face. the trial itself is scheduled the to last at least another four weeks. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. coming up on the morning news a scandal involving the former grammy chief heats up days before the music awards show. and why some emotional support animals on airplanes are being this is the "cbs morning news".

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captured six gray whales. gray whales have the longest migration of any mammal. they travel 12,000 miles round trip from their feeding grounds in the arctic. there's a crackdown on emotional support animals on planes and a scandal threatens to overshadow the grammys. those are the headlines on the newsstand. "the washington post" reports the controversy surrounding the recording academy less than a week before the grammy awards. yesterday the ceo of the grammys said that a rape allegation levelled against him by his ousted success sore deborah dugan is false and outrage justice. dugan claimed he had been accused of rape by a foreign artist. the academy placed dugan on leave after she was accused of misconduct. dugan says she was put on leave

as retaliation for accusing the academy's general counsel of sexual harassment. the academy is investigating all the allegations. the grammy awards airs this sunday on cbs. ahead on "cbs this morning" we'll speak with former grammy ceo deborah dugan right here in studio 57. "miami herald" reports an arrest warrant has been issued for antonio brown. he and his trainer are accused of attacking a man on tuesday. brown faces several charges including burglary with battery and criminal mischief. police tried to make contact with brown but were uncornerbackful. his trainer was arrested. brown was released by the new england patriots in september after accusations of sexual misconduct. the department of transportation want to ban all service animals for flights to the u.s. except for specially trained dogs. the proposal would allow

airlines to prohibit emotional support animals such as untrained dogs, birds, cats and miniature horses. in an interview last month a spokesperson for the association of flight attendants said there have been many instances of aggressive animal behavior. >> we had flight attendants go to the hospital with stitches. passengers having to be taken off on a gurney because of attacks from untrained emotional support animals. >> airlines say passengers will call their pets emotional support animals to avoid pet fees. the public has 60 days to comment on the proposal. the hill reports the state department plans to impose restrictions on pregnant women to prevent birth tourism. the state department will unveil the new rules today. women who are pregnant and otherwise eligible for u.s.

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here's a look at today's forecast around the country. on the "cbs money watch" there's a warning about short term health plans. and people on social media are mourning the loss of mr. peanut. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> reporter: investors will get a weekly read on initialss claims. here on wall street stocks closed mix on wednesday. the dow fell nine points.

the nasdaq rose 12. the s&p 500 finished flat. consumers who purchased a short term health insurance plan during open enrollment season may be surprised by their plan. many low cost plan don't cover basic health necessities such as prescription drugs orma alternativity care. trump administration rolled back restrictions on short term plans in 2018. crypts quickly labelled them junk insurance warning they come with gaps. boeing's newest ceo is suggesting the production of 737 max will resume this spring even before regulators green light the plane to fine again. david calhoun said the assembly will start in a few months. calhoun believes passengers will fly on the max when federal regulators say it's safe. the faa grounded the max late last year after two deadly crashes overseas. new vacation rental platform

has launched that caters to women. it's called go lightly. renters must be women. rental platform is invite only if women want to join who have not been referred. men are only allowed if they accompany a woman. go lightly has hundreds of home rentals with the majority located in the u.s. and europe. >> plant serious mourning the loss of its long time iconic mascot mr. peanut. the company announced the passing of mr. peanut on twitter yesterday. mr. peanut was 104 years old. the company released a 30 second preview of its super bowl ad. it shows actors riding with mr. peanut in the peanut mobile. >> i have a prediction. he isreincarnated as a roast ed

peanut. so i think he'll walk out with a nice tan. >> i was thinking is he going be peanut brit signal >> another good one. those ads work. we're talking about it. thank you so much, diane. still to come, a giant in football calls it a career. eli manning steps away from the game after 16 memorable seasons. the ups and downs of frequent mood swings can plummet you to extreme lows. (crying) lift you to intense highs. (muffled arguing) or, make you feel both at once. overwhelmed by bipolar i symptoms? ask about vraylar. some medications only treat the lows or the highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic and mixed episodes of bipolar i. full-spectrum relief of all symptoms. with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke.

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here's a look at today's forecast around the country. people in australia are facing another danger of a devastating bushfires. the country is being warned about a threat of potentially

deadly spiders. the humidity has created perfect conditions to lure spiders out of hiding. male spiders are of concern. their venom is six times more potent than their female counter part. eli manning is retiring. he set nearly every giants passing record there is and led the team to two super bowl titles. both times he was the game's mvp. in a statement team owner said manning defined what is it to be a new york giant both on and off the field. manning is 39 years old and he will be eligible for the hall of fame in 2025. coming up only on "cbs this morning," we'll speak with representative of one of the democratic managers laying out the case against president trump. i'm anne-marie green. this is thenews".

our top stories this morning democratic house managers resume opening arguments today in president trump's impeachment trial in the senate. yesterday lead manager adam schiff accused the president of using his power to cheat in the 2020 election. mr. trump blasted the proceedings on twitter. he sa sent more than 120 tweets setting a new record. three americans were killed after their plane crashed in southeast australia while battling fires. authorities say taxpayer craft went down in new south wales about 70 miles of the country's

capit capital. the plane was loaded with retardant for a fire bombing mission. there were reports of a large fireball after the plane hit the ground. grammy awards take place on sunday. it will be packed with show stopping performances by the music industry freshest faces and legends who led the way. >> reporter: with eight nominations grammy night winner could be lizzo. she's part of a new crop of diverse artists vying for grammy gold. ♪ this rapper has sixs.on en there's18-year-old billy eilish the youngest artist in grammy history to earn nominations. >> the grammys after show. not an old awards show.

>> reporter: this year's emmys mark a new chapter. >> it's about social meaning of these stars. >> reporter: while young artists dominate the major categories this year don't count familiar faces out. one highlight, tantanya tucker could pick up her first grammy at the age of 61. >> the recording academy sees a long tenured career still deserves to get recognized but they want to make sure these young artists feel welcomed to the party. >> reporter: from young artists on the rise to showcasing more girl power. grammy night will no doubt be a star-studded show. you can watch the grammy awards sunday night right here on cbs. coming up only on "cbs this morning" we'll speak with

we'll tell you about a teenager who can't walk at his high school graduation unless he shortens his locks. we'll meet a nebraska surgeon to help people reduce their medical debt and bringing the community together. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com