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fight offharges of sexual one in and another with fox news. she said the claims of women coming former of evidenceha iaid to my husband that the language is inappropriate. it's not ab usthat is not the man that i know. insts the man braggg onhat 2005 tape monthsfter the couple got married i not her donald trump. >> and when you're a star, ty you do it. they let you do ?zanything. >> reporter: she said trump w provoked that day. >> kind a b talk.

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>> this is worse than watergate. >> reporter: trump focused on another fbi interview from an employ who said he felt pressured to change the classifi eai to unclassified as part of a quid pro quo between an fbi official and patrick kennedy. in changeor marking the e-mail in allowing the fbio >> this is one of the great histy of this country.e in the >> a one spokesman calledt mindstding. >> any really assertionhat thehally insulting.

investigatotes in four batches and this was the las batch. the bad news is consional republicans say they think this supposed quid pro quo between the state department and fbi is a violation of tlaw. and they're vowing to hold more hearings. susane is e washington bureau chief. welcome. >> thank you. >> noof dl sort of raises questis? >>t fi to be pressuring the fbto change the cification sey serious, if s other things in this presidential elecon. r th ins ao the trying to handle and minimize thol this

hillary clinton all year. "usa today" front page of your paper, susan, raising a very interesting story about the interson of e clinton foundation donors, the state department lobbyists and fund-raisers for the clinton campaign. what are you all finding out? >> well, we're finding out things that are not illegal but kind of coziness among s a diffent -- >> coz is never good in politics. >> yeah, not good thing. here's anexample. a big gives $1 million to $5 mr. to the clinton fodation. they lobby to hire the state department on the tpp deal in th works. one of their lobbyists becomes a fund-raiser for the hillary clinton campaign. none of that is illegal. but some are saying who is looking out for me. >> people witoney have special privileges? >> not surprising. not illegal. but maybe disturbing.

hillary clinton's campaign yesterday, they are going to expand the ma specifically, the traditional red state arizona. michelle obama who hasrobabl given the two most important political speeches this season at the convention just last week. goin ari. could they schactually expand t map will it work or political jujitsu. >> well, they could expands the map. the elections arizona, missouri. thoset the senat races that would give democrats control but they would pad the decratic majority. so you seeillary clinton feeling confidence enough about winninth election she is looking democrats. >> mill he blo inhi electi. toy. ng to tur out? anwho are they gngo vote for?

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medhe russian vernntor dirting hacks on e-mails of the democratic national committee. law enforcement sources and computer security experts believe the russians are following a playbook they he used before to try to influence elections. recent elect-related hacks may be part of a military strategy developed by russian general valery gerasimov. he cled for a new kind of warfare that would cause a perfectly thriving state to sink into a web of chaos. >> imagine on night if all of the reports come out that cause people to think that the results of the election are questionable. >> reporter: adammeyers, the held of intelligence at crowd st said that's what russian hacker, trying to cause confusion or cast doubt on u. election results.

us to queion the results that come back from one district and one at reactionhat we might call for a complete recounts. >> reporter: u.s. officials believe it would be extremely difficult for the russian government to alter ballot counts or election results because voting machines are not connected to the ternet. what does this general seek to do? what does he thinkhe new form of warfare is? >> they want to influence the events that occur, without have dismissed the u.s. allegations as nonsense, u.s. officials say president obama is weighing his options. duringn interview with npr, vice president joe biden wouldn't say exactly how the u.s. plans to hit back. >> we are in the process of making that decision. what that measure of retail ys

but is warrants retailation. >> reporter: nancy pelosi with charlie rose on monday. >> do you think it has chance for retribution because that's what hacking is about? >> well, their goal is to undermine democracy wherever it exists. and they just don't do it her in the u.s. but you know, i think our democracy were withstand russian hacking. >> u.s. officials say similar russian tactics have been seen in ukrai over the last couple of years in that country, alleged that russian government-linked hackers have attacked election computers, compromised and deleted files and leaked embarrassing or sensitiv documts related to candidates that the kremlin viewed as unfriendly. norah. w reading in the paper yesterday that donald trump did a radio interview yesterday said if i win, i can see myself meeting with putin prior to the start of the administration.

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they want to >> reporte dispute nistrato stephenn johnson is now administering the agency. her agency is now looking at the trend. >> we're now looking at rules for drivers over 65. >> reporter: but washington's consid the hooks family. >> we a had to learn how to deal with it. and deal with it with the recurring memories and the pain, of not having them. >> reporter: the truck driver involved in the hooks family crash pleaded guilty to numerous counts of negligent homicide. almisdemeanors. facing a shortage.ndustry also a shortage o pilots. but that industry has a mandatory rirent a of 65 for all.

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? the white house this morning is getting ready for the final state dinner of the obama stero renzi. the president and first lady michelle obamaave hosted 12 previous state dinners. a special celebty chef will be in the kitchen tonight. chip reid is at the whi house with all of the delicious details. chip. good morning. >> well, good morning. famous chef mario batali known for his italian cooking was chosen by the first lady to oversee the final state dinner of the obama administration.

giant on the white house south lawn tonight. >> we've got a lotf work to do. >> repr: wearing his signure or crocs chef mari batali along with the white e executivef rved taste of what will on the state dinner of obama.

lady? who is the foodie? >> you know, you generally don't worry that much about the americans when you're cooking pasta. you worry about the italians. prime minister renzi is the guy i'probably going toch ltle more closely. >> reporter: those plates will have dishes made from ingredients of the final harvest of the first lady's kitchen garden and will sit on elaborately decorated tables like this e. the fall harvest theme even stretches to the susan morris is the pastry chef to work with batali to create the desserts. >> this is my 21st year.ou do i say, you know, it always takes so much thought and hosted a dozen other state dinners. [ applause ] >> reporter: the first in 2009, picking the prime minister of india.

>>eporter: was embroiled in controversy afte couple slipped through raising questions about security and prompting a congressional inquiry. but the others have been remembered not only for the world leaders they hosted but for the lighter moments too. li what dress the fashionable first lady is wearing. and when sha obama met movie star and canadian ryan reynolds during canada's state din last ye. this photo captured older sister malia in the background giving he l up. >> it really is an camaraderie. an even of diplomacy. >> reporter: dessarae rogers is th security. food. are you shaking in your orange crocs? >> you know, notet.

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she was talking about politics. >> britain's telegrhaid the nobel prize committee has given up trying to reach bob dylan. the singer has notet t committee's messes. dylan was t nobweek. he has giv two concerts since enutas not acknowledd the awarwn if b dylan will attend a ceremony in december. ci >> y kw you've made it when you don't have to return a phone call. >> and there's $900,000 in prize money. what do you want us to do with the check? we'll see. the rock 'n' roll nominee first here. congratulations go to pearl jam ?

year on the ballot. they will join 18 otherins including depeche mode, chaka khan, journe tupac shakur, stephen wolf and joan baez. nominees are chosen based on their impact on the indu. they must have released a or album no earlier than 25 it's been seven years since mike p student to in demand musician. in tt time, h life took many dramatic turns you might expect from sudden fame but before releasing his second called "all night alone" he returned to approach music in a new way. ? >> reporter: to hear mike pne on he was a child prodigy.

you fall in love ? . jiort duke in dorm room and you write "cooler than me." >> i've never been the best with getting girls. i wrote that song a it was about ri. being cooler than me. internet. and i guess people liked it and it started to spread. than peopl liked . that song blew up, as you know. >> yeah. yeah, it did. ? baby please don't go go go s liv a dream. that i was socared of msing the dream up. that i think i took a lot of the n out of it. >> what was the dre youer af o msiup?

i.record deal. i had the chain around my neck. like it was me, you know? that was the dream. ? every day in a waydrea the hits sto comi suddenly the adjectives that i lik to dibe melf no longer applied to me. >> like what? >> like popular. like cool. like the man. i waswly going -- just falling back to being a normal guy. ? ? got all my credit cards ? >> i had the car and theouse in the hollywood hills. and i wanted to see if i could be happy without my crap. >> we you? >> and i had a lot of it. it started to weigh me down. and so, i boughthis kind of creepy dodge conveio van.

fit me. put in my guitar and little keyboard and i just drove away. what it was like, it was some of the best times of my life you know. >> posner never stopped working during what he calls his ice cold period. in fact, his songs were stil making it on to the charts though they were written for other people. ? if i was your boyfriend lever let you go ? >> look at the people written for. justin bieber. i didn't know you did "moon gar." >> i love that song. >> was it hard for you? >> yeah. here's a guy that always preferenced this, the level is fame. i can walk down the streetnd no one is probably going to know who i am right now.

>> in the six years between the release of his first and second album, posner returned to his home state of michigan and took a different approach to making music. ? rather than rely on a laptop, he learned how to playraditional instruments. in addition to those piano lessons, he picked up the guitar. >> people are very much concerned with making the best tasting candy r, i like to say. there's nothing wrong with making a candy bar. i'm pretty good at making candy bars. >> i hear a but coming. >> yeah, there is a but. you get full from a candy bar. i thought, i'm just going to make a big piece of meat with

? i took a pill in ibiza ? >> ten years ordinary something to do. >> next rift was written on guitar. >> let's talk about it for a minute, 1 billion streams. billion with a "b." >> that's crazy. >> one critic calls his new album "at night alone" truth in composure to artists like bob dylan. u liked rap music at the age of 10. what is it about rap music that spoke to you, a 10-year-old kid in the suburbs of detroit. >> that's what my friends listed to. like dmx. i can't tellou why i liked this stuffexactly.

how do you explain movement of the heart? you know, i likethe stuff. ? ? life gets better whenpen your heart ? >> i think the video of "be as you are" is a very powerful video. you have people holdingp words that relate to them. then they a go in the water nake and you, to and the word you're is -- >> afraid. >> why did you pk "afraid"? >> because i want to be less afraid to putt much bluntly. ? i could wri you a song to make you fall in love ? >> mike posner may not be afraid of fleet fame anymore. but hedmits success hasn't made meeting women any easier. >> i'll often see a woman that i'm awe struck by her. i don't know what to say to her

>> yeah, i know. ? probably because you think u're cooler than me ? >> nice. >> whose cooler than you mike posner? >> gayle king. >> nobody! >> he rarely does inrviews, right? >> he rare by does interviews. he's actually very shy. he's still awkward aroundgirls. he went to duke, charlie. he graduatesed from duke. >> i know. an learn how to play the years. >> he was blowing up to his mother and sister that he still stay in school. he's still tight with this mom and i said how can you be awkward with girls. how does tt work? he said i'm still working through it. but i think he's great. >> superstardom. >> i was listening to him way back in they. i'm happy to see he's back. yo hea more of my

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? pressure, pass is picked off! and who is it? t.j. raji for the touchdown. >> that interception in 2011 had green bay punch a ticket to super bowl xlv for chicago. the bears and packers have played 192 times since 1921. thr games have pit some of the greatest coaches and players in other. the bears and packers will ans continue this rivalry thursday night at lambeau field in green bay. nfl on cbs lead ana call. here he is for the preview. and the teams to watch for the rest of the season. welcome. >> welcome. >> preview. let me give you a quick preview when you walk through the parking lot at green bay, it's the greatest smell in the world.

it's five minutes before kickoff. there's like 5,000 people in the stands. where is everybody else? in green bay, they show up to watch their team warm up. how are they warming up? it's really cool. there's like 60, 65,000 people out there watching them warm up. it's a very unique experience. >> what's going to happen tonight -- >> tomorrow night -- >> what is today? tuesday? thursday night. >> yeah. >> w >> don't ask me questions i can't answer. youknow, first off, norah, it was go seeing you today. i do my research, too. she comes in and she says, hey, when are the patriots playing the jets in gs stadium. i want to go. you know why she wants to go? she's a tom brady fan. >> yes, she is. >> i got the numbers right here.

six touchdowns, 391 yards passing. and 39 years old. he's kind of re-created himself. he takes care of himself. he's doing everything to keep himself being one of the best arterbacks in the nfl. i watched both of his games entire so far this he's doing. >> who is next to brady? tanted.dgers is very not playing the that level that that's the big question, we'll talk about that thursday nice. aaron rodgers, what'srong with aaron rodgers. you know, it's not clicking right now. a lot of times there's many reasons why star players don't

>> why is that? >> it's coaching, it's team base and it's you all and abe. >> and he's got great teammates. he's got a great supporting . i don't know how to explain it. it's just aonstt onslaught when you talk about tatriot and offense. t's say every team has 50 plays on offense. they have more. patriots come out with 200 plays and they can run them all because of the way they practice. it's pretty special. should tony romo be wor about his job? >> this guy, d prescott -- >> i like that name, dak. >> yeah, dak. you need to be a star with a name like dak. dak can do it. >> do you like dak? >> i think he's playing great. i like him a lot. it'shanged their football team in many ways. the way he han himself. the plays they run. ththey call plays. listen, everybody keeps talking

tony romo has had two serious back injuries in the lt t years. you just don come back and say twoeekse'll be ready. it's a long process. good toeeyou. lwll epared. >>'m a tom brady fan. she'a tom brady fan. >> she's a tom brady fan in a different way. >> g i love the skill and gridiron. >> you there go. >> yeah. we love watching him. >> you can green bay packers on cbs. and simulcast and on "thursday and simulcast and on "thursday night foot when i saw the attacks on roy cooper about the crime lab, i had to come forward. those ads are not true. i'm a survivor of sexual assault.

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