captioning funded by cbs it's monday, november 14th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." sits down for his first post-election interview. >> we are losing this country. that's why i won the election and, by the way, won it easily. >> reporter: trump talks about everything from his pledge to overturn roe v wade to a wall along the mexican border. a powerful earthquake rocks new

57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, donald trump announced two key pappointments. trump says he'll conduct himself in a, quote, very good manner as president. hena daniels is here in new york. hena, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president-elect donald trump's office that trump spoke with the chinese president and thanked him for his well wishes on his presidential win. as trump continues his transition to the white house, yesterday, officially named republican party chairman reince priebus asbest his chief of sta and steve bannon also on his administration. >> reporter: drawing reaction from both sides of the aisle. late yesterday, republicans

majority whip steapplauded his appointments to chief of chaff but steve bannon chosen as chief strategist and chief counselor. harry reid said it says that white supremacists will be appointed to the higst >> i don't know steve bannon so i have no concerns. i trust donald's judgment and he'll pick who best serves him. >> reporter: trump's first appointments came amid lesley stahl of "60 minutes." >> if it ever were overturned it would go back to the states. >> reporter: some women won't be able to get an abortion? >> no.

perhaps it has to go to another state. >> reporter: but appeared to soften on his campaign pledge to build a wall. >> reporter: would you accept a fence? >> for certain areas, i would, but certain areas, the wall is mo important. >> reporter: and appoint a special prosecutor to investigation hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. inauguration day is 66 days away. trump said he would take only $1 presidency. the nation's largest muslim group has denounced bannon's appointment. >> reporter: those opposing trump's election held more protests over the weekend. demonstrations in portland continued into the night. 71 people were arrested saturday night. in oakland, thousands formed a human chain around a 3 1/2 mile lake and chanted we reject the

coming up on "cbs this morning," we will talk with senator bernie sanders about his run for the white house and how democrats can regroup following donald trump's election. well, tonight, president obama leaves for what is likely to be his last overseas trip as president. mr. obama will visit greece, germany, and purr roeru. many have questions about donald trump. talks about likely dealing with russia, syria, and the fight against terrorism. this morning, a wave of strong after-shocks is shaking new zealand after a powerful earthquake sparked landslides and cracked roads and demolished buildings and killed two people. in some areas, power line is down and communication has been cut. the prime minister estimates damages will be in the billions of dollars.

after midnight and devastating one small coastal town which was completely cut off. johnathan vigliotti reports. >> reporter: shock waves from the earthquake rattled homes and businesses and sent terrified people into the streets. phil and jane coles visiting from london were jolted out of bed. >> we thought it ended and it kept going on beyond that, so it's now just a case is there any more to come? >> reporter: the quake triggered a tsunami about six feet high. the country's ministry of civil defense and emergency warned residents along the east coast to move to higher ground. these two live in christ's church. >> the whole house was moving. >> creaking. >> creaking, moving. it was a scary thing. >> reporter: the earthquake caused significant damage to buildings and cut off roadway access to at least one region. prime minister john key said helicopters are being used to survey the aftermath. >> a lot of us think that in the

>> reporter: the prime minister said two people were killed. christ church was devastated five years ago by a tremor that killed 185 people. state department officials say all personnel in new zealand have been accounted for. secretary of state john kerry had been in the country but left before the earthquake struck. johnathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. the taliban says it's responsible for a in afghanistan that killed four americans. this is the first time a bomb has exploded inside the bagram air field near kabul. two u.s. service members and two american contractors were killed saturday. the suicide bomber worked at the air base. the u.s. embassy in kabul is closed today. a suspect is under arrest in the murder of a california sheriff's deputy. a vigil was held last night for deputy dennis wallace. officials say he was executed

point blank range on sunday while he was suspecting on a suspicious van mere mow ddesto. the suspect tried to steal a woman's purse. he was caught by officers a short time later. dozens of wildfires are burning across the southeast and fire officials believe many have been deliberately set. the fires have forced evacuations in north carolina, georgia, and tennessee. the smoke is so thick north carolina/georgia border that people are urged to wear masks if they go outdoors. tens of thousands of acres have burned. france paused for a somber anniversary. charlie d'agata reports. >> reporter: plaques now stand where so many victims fell.

end, all 130. french president visited the sites of all six attacks, marking that night in paris when isis brought its brutal campaign of violence from the battlefield to the streets of the french capital. they struck the national stadium, restaurants, and bars. the worst of the attacks unfolded here inside the bataclan theater where three terrorists in suicide vests burst into a packed concert and opened fire on the in all, 90 people were killed in the rampage. the last sounds to ring out from the theater were gunshots, screaming, and explosions. its doors have been shut ever since. but on saturday night, sting brought the concert hall back to life. he told concert-goers, we shall not forget them, before marking

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call on business leaders to act responsibly. the los angeles auto show kicks off this week and new suvs will be the main event. jeeps, subaru and volkswagen are some of the brands offering new updated models. lower gas prices. trucks are also more profitable to make and sell for automakers. amc is on the verge of becoming the world's movie theater chain. they are paying more than $1 billion to buy carmike who are expected to vote on the deal tomorrow. amc is also looking to expand in europe. super hero flick sold 43 million in ticket sales and now

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also continue coast to coast. right now, police are looking for the person responsible for writing this message on a church sign that reads trump nation, whites only. plus, back to work for lawmakers. congress in session after being off for more than a month. the last time they were on the hill, donald trump was not the president-elect. first, a start of the monday forecast. >> yeah, a little cold. we are going day. it was beautiful this weekend. we will see -- -- see the clouds come in. right now, 40 degrees right now. the clouds are not there right now. so between 5:00 and 6:30, we have another chance to see the super moon before the moon sets. calm winds have allowed the temperatures to plummet. we are 22 degrees for frederiksberg. yes, it's chilly out there. and we stay dry until

so during the day, generally dry. not until after the sun sets where we see stray showers work their way in. 53 by noon. highs in the mid-50s. we will trackthe showers in a bit. -- track the showers in a bit. the northbound lanes of the bw parkway, it looks better now. where we were talking about this accident, 197 northbound and then construction. each direction just having about one lane open and 32. no delays there. the delays from the crash are gone as well. 95, a couple disabled vehicles that were blocking a couple lanes. now looks good northbound and southbound on 95 in virginia. larry -- >> thank you so much. good morning. new developments regarding a missing university of maryland student. late last night, maryland police announced a break in the search for 21-year-old caitlyn george. no foul play is suspected. she was last seen thursday

her camping partner. the taxi says he took her to baltimore. witnesses say she hopped on a city bus. if you know anything, you are asked to contact police. ? found you ? >> yeah, you hear the sounds there. musician and hall-of-fameer leon russell died at his nashville home sunday while recovering from heart bypass surgery. he is survived by his wife. later today, president barack obama will take his final overseas trip as commander in chief. he leaves this afternoon for a six-day trip to greece, germany and peru. he expects to face questions about how president-elect donald trump's election will affect deals reached. president barack obama will hold a press conference before the trip. back to you. >> thank you.

what's going on. >> it's monday and the news at 4:30 starts right now. wow. take a look at that. have you seen it yet? last night's moon is the closest it's been to earth in nearly 70 years. 2034 is the next super moon. good morning. i'm mike hydeck. >> and i'm jan jeffcoat. let's hand it ray with -- allyson rae with a check of the weather. >> yeah, with clear sky, at 6:30, we might get to the see another look of the super moon. okay,37 for arlington. the it's cold out there. a colder starts so far this season. now the cloud cover will increase as early as lunchtime. temperatures are going to stay in the 50s today.

this is 6:00 tonight the, the drive home, a few stray showers to the south. most areas are dry, even through the late evening hours. it's after midnight, we see more showers that could impact your tuesday morning. we will go through the extend forecast a little later. we're getting to the time where i wish my steering wheel was heated. no problems on the road, another than if the car is cold. there's construction on the outer loop of the beltway by -- on the inner beltway by connecticut. you will run into delays by anderson road but otherwise, looks okay. and the biggest crash on the bw parkway northbound at 197, it has cleared. and now the delays are gone northbound toward baltimore. mike and jan -- >> thank you. today the man accused of killing a 3-year-old girl is headed to court. he is accused of shootinged