>> well, hurricane maria has a very tight core, meaning the wind. most destructive ones are right around the eye. but that eye, bearing down on saint croix as well as puerto rico as we head into early on wednesday morning. just before daylight, crossing the island, as a catastrophic hurricane after that. it tracks to the north and west. east of the turks and caicos. find a spt off tot off the east brd heading into the weekend. >> eric, thanks. the cbs "overnight news" will be right back.

this ty the cbs "overnight news." president trump made his debut before the united nations general assembly today. he told the leaders of the world he will always put america first and said they should put their countries first too. mr. trump vowed to work with them, for peace, but threat tuned wipe one nation off the face of the earth. major garrett was there. the scourge of our planet today is a small group of rogue regimes, that violate every principle on which the united nations is based. >> president trump warned world leaders iran and north korea must be stopped. he said the u.s. is not afraid to use military force if necessary. >> the united nations has grea

but if it is forced to defend itself, or its allies, we will have no choice, but to totally destroy north korea. >> the president then used his newly coined nickname for north korean dictator kim jong-un. >> rocketman is on a suicide mission for himself. and for his regime. >> the president accused iran of financing terrorism in the middle east. and repeated calls for the world to unite against islamic extremism. >> we will stop radical islamic terrorism, because we cannot allow it. to tear up our nation, and indeed, to tear up the entire world. >> mr. trump also implied he might pull out of the obama era deal to halt iran's pursuit of nuclear weapon. 's a decision to renew is next month. >> frankly that deal is an embarrassment to the united es

the last of it. believe me. >> closer to hope, mr. trump called cuba and venezuela failed socialist states. he said venezuela has descended into chaos after illegitimate elections. >> we are prepared to take further action if the government of venezuela persists on its path to impose authoritarian rule, on the venezuelan people. >> not surprisingly. the president's u.n. speech highlighted divisions in the middle east. israeli priechl mime minister b netanyahu called it most courageous and bold in 30 years. a foreign minister called it hate speech, better suit ford medieval times than the 21st century. anthony. >> major garrett. thank you. >> long before the special counsel began investigating russian meddling in the u.s. election, and whether anyone in the trump campaign was involved. paul manafort was the target of an investigation. and surveillance of

trump campaign chairman. here is jeff pegue. s. >> reporter: cbs news learned surveillance on paul manafort occurred. intercepts picked up conservations between manafort and russian individual as but the campaign. intercepts potentially include conversations between manafort and mr. trump. part of the investigation intensely focused on manafort. >> i answered questions and dismissed. >> last week, a spokesman, jason maloney appeared before a grand jury. in ju lie, agents raided manafor's condominium in virginia reportedly picking the locks to getten while he was asleep. how would you characterize what you see happening with paul manafort. >> very aggressive. >> a former federal prosecutor. he says investigators may be pressuring na

information in exchange for leniency. >> what do prosecutors do to pressure some one to cooperate. >> doing what they're doing now? >> search warrants. >> search warrants. interviewing everybody around him. and then advising him that he is about to be, or will be indicted. >> in a statement, a spokesman for mr. manafort called on the department of justice to release any intercepts involving him and any non-americans. claiming there is nothing there. manafort under legal pressure before. in 1989 he was accused of being part of a school to steer millions of dollars to well-connected republican party operatives to a new jersey housing project. >> nothing but the truth. >> during a congressional hearing, the lobbyist was pressed to describe what his job entailed. >> you can characterize this as influence peddling. >> thank you. >> also today, senate intelligence committee leaders a. bankruptly canceled a closed meeting between trump attorney michael cohen and committee investigators, scolding cohen for tree

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that is attractive. where you can win. everything is going to be lose. it is just a question of how much. but the lesson of awful this is, that you can't deal with a rogue state like korea by yourself. you have to have great tight relationships with all, lots of other countries particularly the surrounding countries. and unfortunately, america is going in the other direction. >> one of the first things the president said in his speech he often says the stock market is at a record high. >> it's up today. >> what is that a reflection of? >> i have no idea. i cannot for the life of me understhand w understand why the market keeps going up. the economy has challenges. infrastructure is falling apart. destroying jobs with technology. we are keeping the best and brightest from around the world to come to america and create jobs and businesses. all things would give you pause to worry. >> if we slow immigration, restrict

price of that? >> we are hurting ourselves. hurting jobs. less business, less business formation. less, less, new ideas. >> you are afraid we are falling behind? a >> not afraid. we are. you think about used to be. made in china. cheap joke. today made in china, quality. >> doing it better than we are? >> in some places yes. i still think there is no reason we have to fall behind unless we stop, reaching out to the world. bringing the best and the bre t brightest here. building good trading relationships with everybody. you can't do it alone. >> have you had any regrets at all that you chose not to run for president? >> no, i think it would have been a great job. i would have loved the challenge. don't think any question about that. did a lot of work. in the end, decided independent can't win. >> never going to run again? >> you know, i joked, i will run for the president of my block

>> former new york mayor, michael bloomberg. coming up next, teachers armg themselves to try to stop school shootings. ok, let's try this. it says you apply the blue one to me. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. my shoulders carry some i deserve others i don't but in the end only one name really matters

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niki batiste has been looking into this a awe drop your gun. >> reporter: this the point of view of an elementary school principal. firing at a mock gunman during a simulated school shooting. he is one of more than 1,000 educators from 12 states. to take this three-day firearms course in rural ohio called faster saves lives. he says, hitting these targets is preparation for protecting your stew departments. -- students. >> when i walk down the halls, ooh think where would i go, how would i react. ? left something in the van. go into the van. get it. back into the school. >> most asked us to protect their identities including this middle school teacher. keeps the 9 mm handgun on her during class. >> do you have the mind set to shoot a shooter and one of your students? >> you have to know the important thing its to eliminate the

do that at all costs. instructors test participants on take down the gunman and treating wounds. >> over here. >> funded by a the progun group and donations ltd training is free. and began after the massacre at sandy hook elementary school nearly five years ago. >> second grade teacher at sandy hook school. >> abby's 19 students survived. now she is one of a dozen newtown teachers fighting to keep guns out of classrooms. >> never in a million years would i have guessed that one response to what happened in our town would be -- to arm teachers. it's absurd. god, can you imagine if children were hurt by you in that situation? how would you live with yourself. in fact, we saw just that scenario play out in this simulated classroom. during this training i saw one person shoot, what would have been a student in a scenario. when you see that does

you second-guess this choice to have guns in schools? >> no, it its an accident, we might take one the we may have saved 30, 40 other kids. >> who carries a weapon on them in their classrooms or in their schools? >> for this group, carrying a gun in school is optional. some parents don't know their child's teacher is armed, but others do. >> for parents, who might support the idea, if you could speak to one, what would you say? >> i would say, that i understand that you are afraid. i am afraid too. we have a problem with gun violence in this country. but more guns is not the answer. >> the director of the training we visited. says all participants must pass the same firearms test required to become a police officer in ohio. where they only need 0% accuracy to pass. teachers are held to 90%. so far, 30 educators have failed. >>

racism investigated as a motive in a string of shootings in baton rouge, louisiana. 23-year-old kenneth gleason facing murder charges in the shooting deaths last week of a homeless man and a dishwasher on his way to work. both were black. gleason is also accused of firing on the home of a black family. police say they found a copy of a hitler speech at gleason's home. a judge today gave america's biggest toy store chain permission to borrow money. so it can stock up for the holiday shopping season. toys "r" us filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. nearly $5 billion in debt. and losing business to wal-mart and amazon. all 1600 toys "r" us stores remain open, for now. we'll have an update on

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jamie yucca is monitoring develop thes in central mexico after the magnitude 7.1 earth quake today. jamie. >> the situation keeps changing. we know at least 100 people have died. overwhelming, widespread damage reported after the 7.1 quake struck 70 miles south of mexico city in the state of puebla. video shows rescuers digging through rubble. more than two dozen buildings have collapsed. cars are crushed. throughout mexico's capital, millions are without power. smoke is in the air. and debris from fallen facades and broken glass is all over the streets and sidewalks. anthony. >> jamie yucca. thank you. that's the "overnight news" for wednesday. for some the news continues. and check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. i'm anthony mason.

this is the cbsover. >> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm vladamir dutiers. the caribbean is staring on unthe barrel of another major storm. this one hurricane marie yeah. the hurricane devastated several islands and is on a collision course with puerto rico. that island escaped serious damage from the last hurricane irma. this time, puerto rico is expected to take a direct hit. david begnaud is there. >> just two weeks after hurricane irma sideswiped the island. the governor walked through the streets today making sure no one was taking any chances. please let us help you. irma knocked out power here and to 70% of the rest of the

including the home of 68-year-old hector pena gomez. parkinson's disease. we are going to do our best to you to a safe place, the governor told him. the fear here is fueled by maria's wallop of dominica and guadalupe. causing flooding and leaving one person dead. tortola is bracing for the worst. where to take shelter on an island where almost every building was damaged and the roofs ripped off. storm debris from irma could be turned into potential lethal missiles as maria's winds move in. in puerto rico, food is rationed. there are lines to buy fuel and get in shelters. are you going to got out? >> she headed for shelter after her generator broke. her daughter cannot sleep in the insufferable heat as the a monster hurricane approaches. most places are boarded up to night as the wind is picking up. you know the last time a category 5 hurricane made landfall here was 90 years ago map.

maria expected to hit tomorrow morning early. aftershocks continue after the region was hit by a massive 7.1 earthquake. the trembler collapsed buildings, set off fires and sent residents into the streets. adrian bard is there. it began to shake at 1:14 and it felt like it was never stop. this one seemed like the big one. pictures and statues fell off the shelves. we lost all communication, via cell phones, landlines and the power went out. and, elsewhere in the city, we learned of buildings collapsed. people are still trapped in the rubble. the roofs of the shopping center caved in. the airport runway is cracked. a government building sits tilted on its side. many, many people are injured. even more still feeling panic.

people on the streets and small piles of rubble. the quake was not as strong as one that hit 32 years ago today. killing 10,000 people. but the epicenter was much closer. we still don't know the full extent of the damage. we are getting word there are dozens of children that collapsed in the school that collapsed. rescuers. people coming out on the street digging. we are just getting the full picture. don't know the extent of the damage. as i walk down reforma avenue, mexico's main avenue, there are thousands of people on the street gazing up athe cracked buildings. >> president trump pulling no punches when he addressed the united nations general assembly. the president threatened to "totally destroy north korea" over its nuclear weapons program. agend referred to the country's leader as rocketman. major garrett reports.

the scourge of our planet today is a small group of rogue regimes, that violate every principle on which the united nations is based. >> president trump warned world leaders iran and north korea must be stopped. he said the u.s. is not afraid to use military force if necessary. >> the united states has great strength and patience. but if it is forced to defend itself, or its allies, we will have no choice, but to totally destroy north korea. >> the president then used his newly coined nickname for north korean dictator kim jong-un. >> rocketman is on a suicide mission for himself. and for his regime. >> the president accused iran of financing terrorism in the middle east. and repeated calls for the world to unite against islamic extremism. >> we will stop radical islamic terrorism, because we cannot allow it. to tear up our nation, and indeed, to tup

>> mr. trump also implied he might pull out of the obama era deal to halt iran's pursuit of nuclear weapon. a decision to renew is next month. >> frankly that deal is an embarrassment to the united states. and i don't think you have heard the last of it. believe me. >> closer to hope, mr. trump called cuba and venezuela failed socialist states. he said venezuela has descended into chaos after illegitimate elections. >> we are prepared to take further action if the government of venezuela persists on its path to impose authoritarian rule, on the venezuelan people. >> not surprisingly. the president's u.n. speech highlighted divisions in the middle east. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called it most courageous and bold in 30 years. a foreign minister called it hate speech, better suit ford

medieval times than the 21st century. looking into russia's interference. at the last minute the conversation was canceled. the next time michael cohen gets an invite to capitol hill, it will be to testify in public. jeff pegues has the the latest on the investigation. >> cbs news learned that the surveillance on paul manafort occurred on the presidential campaign. according to a former u.s. official, the intercepts picked up conversations between manafort and russian individuals about the campaign. the intercepts potentially include conversations between manafort and mr. trump, the recordings are part of special counsel, robert mueller's investigation which appears to be intensely focused on manafort. >> just last week. manafort, spokesman, jason ma lenny appeared before a grand jury. in july, agents raided his

reportedly picking the locks to get in while asleeve. >> how would you characterize what you see happening with paul manafort. >> very aggressive. >> a former federal prosecutor. he says investigators may be pressuring manafort to give up information in exchange for leniency. >> what do prosecutors do to pressure some one to cooperate. >> doing what they're doing now? >> search warrants. >> search warrants. interviewing everybody around him. and then advising him that he is about to be, or will be indicted. >> in a statement, a spokesman for mr. manafort called on the department of justice to release any intercepts involving him and any non-americans. claiming there is nothing there. manafort under legal pressure before. in 1989 he was accused of being part of a school to steer millions of dollars to well-connected republican party operatives to a new jersey housing project. >> nothing but the truth. >> during a congressional

pressed to describe what his job entailed. >> you can characterize this as influence peddling. >> thank you.

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a fiery donald trump went before the united nations for his first address before the general assembly. the president repeated his campaign slogan, america first and insisted the united states will no longer be taken advantage of. the president blasted the united nations for its bloated budget and bureaucracy. but he saved his harshest criticism for his two favorite targets. north korea and iran. >> the scourge of our planet today is a small group of rogue regimes, that violate every principle on which the united nations is based. they respect neither their own citizens, nor the sovereign rights of their countries. if the righteous

confront the wicked few, then evil will triumph. when decent people and nations become bystanders to history, the forces of destruction only gather power and strength. no one has shown more contempt for other nations and for the well being of their own people, than the depraved regime in north korea. it is responsible for the starvation deaths of millions of north koreans. and for the imprisonment, torture, killing and oppression of countless more. we were all witness to the regimes deadly abuse, when an innocent american college student, ottom was returned to america, only to die a few days later. we saw it in the

of the dictator's brother, using banned nerve agents, in an international airport. we know they kidnapped a sweet 1 13-year-old japanese girl from a beach, to enslave her as language tutor for north korea's spies. if this is not twisted enough, now north korea's reckless pursuit of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles the threatens the entire world with unthinkabunthin unthinkable loss of human laf. it is an outrage that some nations would not only trade with such a regime, but would arm supply and financially support a country that imperils the world with nuclear conflict. no nation on earth has an interest in seeing this band of criminals arm itself, with nuclear weapons, and

the united states has great strength and patience. but if it is force to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. rocketman is on a suicide mission for himself. and for his regime. the united states is ready, willing, able, but hopefully, this will not be necessary. that's what the united nations is all about. that's what the united nations is for. let's see how they do. it is time for north korea, to realize, that the denuclearization is its only acceptable future. the united nations security council recently held two unanimous, 15-0 votes, adopting hard hitting resolutions, against north

to thank china, and russia, for joining the vote to impose sanctions along with all of the other members of the security council. thank you to all of involved. but we must do much more. it is time for all nations to work together to isolate the kim regime until it ceases its hostile behavior. we face this decision not only in north korea, it is far pastime for the nations of the world to confront another reckless regime. one that speaks openly of mass murder, vowing death to america, destruction to israel, and ruin for many leaders and nations, in this room. the iranian government, masks a corrupt dictatorship behind the false guise of a democracy. it has turned a wealthy country, a

into an economically depleted rogue state whose chief exports are violence, bloodshed, and chaos. the longest suffering victims of iran's leaders are in fact its own people. rather than use its resources to improve iranian lives, its oil profits fund hezbollah and other terrorists that kill innoce nins attack peaceful arab and israeli neighbors. this wealth, which rightly belongs to iran's people, also goes to shore up bashar al assad's dictatorship, fuel yemen's civil war and undermine peace throughout the entire middle east. we can not let a murderous regime

destablizing activities, while building dangerous missiles and, and we cannot abide by an agreement, if it provides cover for the eventual construction of a nuclear program. [ applause ] the iran deal was one of the worst and most one-sided transactions the united states has ever entered into. frankly, that deal is an embarrassment to the united states. and i don't think you have heard the last of it. believe me. we also thank the secretary-general, for recognizing that the united nations must reform if it is to be an effective partner in confronting threats to sovereignty. security. and prosperty.

organization has not been on results. but on bureaucracy and process. in some cases states that seek to subvert this institution's noble ends have hijacked the very systems that are supposed to -- advance them. for example, it is a massive source of embarrassment to the united nations that some governments with egregious human rights records sit on the u.n., human rights council. the united states is one out of 193 countries in the united nations. and yet, we pay 22% of the entire budget and more. in fact, we pay far more than anybody realizes. the united states bears an unfair cost burden. but, to be

actually accomplish all of its stated goals, especially the goal of peace, this investment, would easily -- be well worth it. major portions of the world, are in conflict and some in fact, are going to hell. but the powerful people in this room, under the guidance and auspices of the united nations, can solve many of these vicious and complex problems. the american people hope one day soon, the united nations can be a much more accountable and effective advocate for human dignity and freedom around the world. >> president trump addressing the united nations general assembly. the "overnight news" will be right back. re? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine.

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here at the house we have a garden out back. so we have a lot of vegetables. like, salads, come from our garden. so forth. but just a lot of good, healthy stuff. >> for tom brady, good, healthy stuff means food rich in nutrients like fiber and protein, low in sugar and salt. what is your perfect meal? >> what time of day? >> start with breakfast. start with breakfast? >> i eat a smoothie. really calorie dense, nutrient dense smoothie. ideal one, blueberry smoothie with seeds and nuts and electrolytes, protein powder. >> almond milk. >> i love almond milk. rice milk time to time. >> can you get bacon into a smoothie? >> you probably could. if people like that. they put them on donuts. bacon a lot of places. but, i know. >> not in your case. >> not saying that is not good. that does taste very good. everything in balance. >> brady sticks to a my

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apple fans have to wait six week before they can get their hand on the new iphone x. preorders begin october 27th. the first batch won't start shipping until november 3. still you have to be very lucky to get yours before the first of year. apple can only make about 10,000 iphone xs a day. new phones sell 1 million on launch weekend. meanwhile, some reviewers insist the new iphone isn't all that revolutionary after all. here is david pogue of yahoo! finance. >> if you are a gadget freak like me, who isn't? this is a great time to be alive. samsung has just unveiled its super deluxe state of art

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duthiers. the ground shakes, buildings fall. a powerful earthquake hits central mexico. the death toll is rising as the search goes on v formsicti. also tonight, potentially catastrophic hurricane maria takes aim at the virgin islands and puerto rico. >> this is the most serious st mm inn oderhistory in puerto rico. >> at the u.n. president trump threatens to destroy north korea and its dictator. >> rocketman is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. >> and -- is this the answer to school shootings?

teachers carrying guns? >> you have the mind set to actually shoot a shooter and what if it is one of your students. ♪ ♪ >> this is the cbs "overnight news." a disaster is unfolding south of the border, a powerful magnitude 7.1 earthquake, struck central mexico tuesday. southeast of mexico city. panicked residents poured into the streets, as buildings crumbled. many others were trapped in the rubble. the death toll quickly reached triple digits and the frantic search goes on for lives that can be saved. we begin our coverage with adrian bard in mexico. >> it began to shake at 1:14 and it felt like it would never stop. this one seemed like the big one, pictures and statues fell off the shelves at our home. we lost all communication, via

cell phones, land lines and the power went out. elsewhere in city we learned of buildings collapsed. people are still trapped in the rubble. the roofs of a shopping center caved in. the airport runway is cracked. a government building sits tilted on its side. [ sirens blaring ] many, many people are injured and more feeling panicked. everywhere you go there are people on the streets and small piles of rubble. the quake was not as strong as the one that hit exactly 32 years ago today killing 10,000 people. but the epicenter was much closer. we still don't know the full extent of the damage. >> we are getting word, anthony, there are dozens of children trapped in a school which collapsed. there are rescue workers there. just ordinary people, neighbors coming out on the streets, digging. we are just getting the full picture here. we don't know the extent of the damage. av i walk down mexico's main

reforma avenue, there are thousand of people out on the street gazing up at cracked buildings. >> adrian bard in mexico city. thank you, adrian. a newscaster in mexico was on the air when the earthquake hit. when the studio started shaking, he left quickly. and in search of a safe place. the station's cameras caught what was happening outside. and back in the studio, heavy lights shook wildly. a good reason not to be under them. >> dr. lucy jones is a renowned seismologist, who spent years with the u.s. geological survey. dr. jones, this was a smaller quake than the one that hit mexico earlier in the month but appears to be doing more damage.

so where the 8.2 was offshore and at depth of 40 miles down. this is only 80 miles from mexico city. and -- about 30 miles down, and with a lot of people near. proximity makes a big difference. >> noticed on twitter, you said part of the problem here is mexico city has what you call bad soil. soil in mexico amplifies the shaking what do you mean? >> that's right. well, so, mexico city is built on a dry lake bed. there was a lake there, dried out. left behind sediments that are very loose. so when the seismic waves come through them, they, they, the loose soil slows them down. but they still have energy. have to get bigger to carry loose soil. here in downtown los angeles, we have a factor of amplification. they have had huge damage from hon drds of miles away. this one is closer than the 85 earthquake that did so much damage. >> dr. lucy jones, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> potentially catastrophic

hurricane is heading for the u.s. virgin island and puerto rico. maria is a category 5 with maximum sustained winds of 165 miles an hour. some caribbean island in its path, including, tortola were ravaged two weeks ago by irma. roofs there were torn off. at least five killed. now, they're defenseless as maria takes aim. david begnaud is in san juan tonight. >> reporter: just two weeks after hurricane irma side swiped the island. the governor walked through the streets making sure no one was taking any chances. please, let us help you, he told this family. irma knocked out power here and 07% of the island including the home of 68-year-old hector gomez, bedridden with parkinson's disease. we are going to do our best to you to a safe place, the governor told him. the fear here ue

maria's wallop of dominica and guadalupe. causing flooding and leaving one person dead. tortola is bracing for the worst. where to take shelter on an island where almost every building was damaged and the roofs ripped off. storm debris from irma could be turned into potential lethal missiles as maria's winds move in. in puerto rico, food is rationed. there are lines to buy fuel and get in shelters. are you going to got out? >> she headed for shelter after her generator broke. her daughter cannot sleep in the insufferable heat as the a monster hurricane approaches. most places are boarded up to night as the wind is picking up. you know the last time a category 5 hurricane made landfall here was 90 years ago map. maria expected to hit tomorrow morning early. >> eric fisher, chief meteorologist at our cbs boston station, wbz, he has the latest. >> well, hurri m

very tight core, meaning the wind. most destructive ones are right around the eye. but that eye, bearing down on saint croix as well as puerto rico as we head into early on wednesday morning. just before daylight, crossing the island, as a catastrophic hurricane after that. it tracks to the north and west. east of the turks and caicos. find a spot off the eastern sea board heading into the end of the weekend. >> eric, thanks. the cbs "overnight news" will be right back.

this is the cbs "overnight news." president trump made his debut before the united nations general assembly today. he told the leaders of the world he will always put america first and said they should put their countries first too. mr. trump vowed to work with them, for peace, but threat tuned wipe one nation off the face of the earth. major garrett was there. the scourge of our planet today is a small group of rogue regimes, that violate every principle on which the united nations is based. >> president trump warned world leaders iran and north korea must be stopped. he said the u.s. is not afraid to use military force if necessary. >> the united nations has great strength and patience. but if it is forced to defend itself, or its allies, we will have no ce

destroy north korea. >> the president then used his newly coined nickname for north korean dictator kim jong-un. >> rocketman is on a suicide mission for himself. and for his regime. >> trehe pntside accused iran of financing terrorism in the middle east. and repeated calls for the world to unite against islamic extremism. >> we will stop radical islamic terrorism, because we cannot allow it. to tear up our nation, and indeed, to tear up the entire world. >> mr. trump also implied he might pull out of the obama era deal to halt iran's pursuit of nuclear weapon. a decision to renew is next month.

>> frankly that deal is an embarrassment to the united states. and i don't think you have heard the last of it. believe me. >> closer to hope, mr. trump called cuba and venezuela failed socialist states. he said venezuela has descended into chaos after illegitimate elections. >> we are prepared to take further action if the government of venezuela persists on its path to impose authoritarian rule, on the venezuelan people. >> not surprisingly. the president's u.n. speech highlighted divisions in the middle east. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called it most courageous and bold in 30 years. a foreign minister called it hate speech, better suit ford medieval times than the 21st century. anthony. >> major garrett. thank you. >> long before the special counsel began investigating russian meddling in the u.s. election, and whether anyone in the trump campaign was involved. paul manafort was the target of an investigation. and surveillance of the one time trump campaign chairman. here is jeff pegue.

s. >> reporter: cbs news learned surveillance on paul manafort occurred. intercepts picked up conservations between manafort and russian individual as but the campaign. intercepts potentially include conversations between manafort and mr. trump. part of the investigation intensely focused on manafort. >> i answered questions and dismissed. >> last week, a spokesman, jason maloney appeared before a grand jury. in ju lie, agents raided manafor's condominium in virginia reportedly picking the locks to getten while he was asleep. how would you characterize what you see happening with paul manafort. >> very aggressive. >> a former federal prosecutor. he says investigators may be pressuring manafort to give up

information in exchange for leniency. >> what do prosecutors do to pressure some one to cooperate. >> doing what they're doing now? >> search warrants. >> search warrants. interviewing everybody around him. and then advising him that he is about to be, or will be indicted. >> in a statement, a spokesman for mr. manafort called on the department of justice to release any intercepts involving him and any non-americans. claiming there is nothing there. manafort under legal pressure before. in 1989 he was accused of being part of a school to steer millions of dollars to well-connected republican party operatives to a new jersey housing project. >> nothing but the truth. >> during a congressional hearing, the lobbyist was pressed to describe what his job entailed. >> you can characterize this as influence peddling. >> thank you. >> also today, senate intelligence committee leaders abruptly canceled a closed meeting between trump attorney michael cohen and committee investigators, scolding cohen for tree leasing a public

statement in advance. the committee later invited cohen to appear at a public hearing next month. anthony. >> jeff pegues. thank you, jeff.

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your michael bloomberg hosting a business forum for ceo and government leaders. among other things i asked him what he think as but president trump's warning to north korea. >> there is no military option that is attractive. where you can win. everything is going to be lose. it is just a question of how much. but the lesson of awful this is, that you can't deal with a rogue state like korea by yourself. you have to have great tight relationships with all, lots of other countries particularly the surrounding countries. and unfortunately, america is going in the other direction. >> one of the first things the president said in his speech he often says the stock market is at a record high. >> it's up today. >> what is that a reflection of? >> i have no idea. i cannot for the life of me understand why the market keeps going up. the economy has challenges. infrastructure is falling apart. destroying jobs with technology. we are keeping the best and brightest from around the world to come to america and create jobs and businesses. all things would give you pause to worry. >> if we slow immigration, restrict immigration, what's the

price of that? >> we are hurting ourselves. hurting jobs. less business, less business formation. less, less, new ideas. >> you are afraid we are falling behind? >> not afraid. we are. you think about china. china used to be. made in china. cheap joke. today made in china, quality. >> doing it better than we are? >> in some places yes. i still think there is no reason we have to fall behind unless we stop, reaching out to the world. bringing the best and the brightest here. building good trading relationships with everybody. you can't do it alone. >> have you had any regrets at

all that you chose not to run for president? >> no, i think it would have been a great job. i would have loved the challenge. don't think any question about that. did a lot of work. in the end, decided independent can't win. >> never going to run again? >> you know, i joked, i will run for the president of my block association. >> former new york mayor, michael bloomberg. coming up next, teachers armg themselves to try to stop school shootings.

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is to arm themselves. others, strongly disagree. niki batiste has been looking into this a awe drop your gun. >> reporter: this the point of view of an elementary school principal. firing at a mock gunman during a simulated school shooting. he is one of more than 1,000 educators from 12 states. to take this three-day firearms course in rural ohio called faster saves lives. he says, hitting these targets is preparation for protecting your stew departments. -- students. >> when i walk down the halls, ooh think where would i go, how would i react. ? left something in the van. go into the van. get it. back into the school. >> most asked us to protect their identities including this middle school teacher. keeps the 9 mm handgun on her during class. >> do you have the mind set to

shoot a shooter and one of your students? >> you have to know the important thing its to eliminate the threat. do that at all costs. instructors test participants on take down the gunman and treating wounds. >> over here. >> funded by a the progun group and donations ltd training is free. and began after the massacre at sandy hook elementary school nearly five years ago. >> second grade teacher at sandy hook school. >> abby's 19 students survived. now she is one of a dozen newtown teachers fighting to keep guns out of classrooms. >> never in a million years would i have guessed that one response to what happened in our town would be -- to arm teachers. it's absurd. god, can you imagine if children were hurt by you in that situation? how would you live with yourself. in fact, we saw just that scenario play out in this simulated classroom. during this training i saw one pe

been a student in a scenario. when you see that does it, make you second-guess this choice to have guns in schools? >> no, it its an accident, we might take one the we may have saved 30, 40 other kids. >> who carries a weapon on them in their classrooms or in their schools? >> for this group, carrying a gun in school is optional. some parents don't know their child's teacher is armed, but others do. >> for parents, who might support the idea, if you could speak to one, what would you say? >> i would say, that i understand that you are afraid. i am afraid too. we have a problem with gun violence in this country. but more guns is not the answer. >> the director of the training we visited. says all participants must pass the same firearms test required to become a police officer in ohio. where they only need 0% accuracy to pass. teachers are held to 90%. so far, 30 educators have failed. >> niki batiste, make herring debut on cbs "overnight news." welcome.

>> thank you. >> and toys "r" us borrows cash to make it through the holidays.

racism investigated as a motive in a string of shootings in baton rouge, louisiana. 23-year-old kenneth gleason facing murder charges in the shooting deaths last week of a homeless man and a dishwasher on his way to work. both were black. gleason is also accused of firing on the home of a black family. police say they found a copy of a hitler speech at gleason's home. a judge today gave america's biggest toy store chain permission to borrow money. so it can stock up for the holiday shopping season. toys "r" us filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. nearly $5 billion in debt. and losing business to wal-mart and amazon. all 1600 toys "r" us stores remain open, for now. we'll have an update on the earthquake in mexico. when we come back.

jamie yucca is monitoring develop thes in central mexico after the magnitude 7.1 earth quake today. jamie. >> the situation keeps changing. we know at least 100 people have died. overwhelming, widespread damage reported after the 7.1 quake struck 70 miles south of mexico city in the state of puebla. video shows rescuers digging through rubble. more than two dozen buildings have collapsed. cars are crushed. throughout mexico's capital, millions are without power. smoke is in the air. and debris from fallen facades and broken glass is all over the streets and sidewalks. anthony. >> jamie yucca. thank you. that's the "overnight news" for wednesday. for some the news continues. and check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. i'm anthony mason. thank you for watching.

>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm vladamir dutiers. the caribbean is staring on unthe barrel of another major storm. this one hurricane marie yeah. the hurricane devastated several islands and is on a collision course with puerto rico. that island escaped serious damage from the last hurricane irma. this time, puerto rico is exected to take a direct hit. david begnaud is there. >> just two weeks after hurricane irma sideswiped the island. the governor walked through the streets today making sure no one was taking any chances. please let us help you. irma knocked out power here and to 70% of the rest of the island. including the home of

68-year-old hector pena gomez. parkinson's disease. we are going to do our best to you to a safe place, the governor told him. the fear here is fueled by maria's wallop of dominica and guadalupe. causing flooding and leaving one person dead. tortola is bracing for the worst. where to take shelter on an island where almost every building was damaged and the roofs ripped off. storm debris from irma could be turned into potential lethal missiles as maria's winds move in. in puerto rico, food is rationed. there are lines to buy fuel and get in shelters. are you going to got out? >> she headed for shelter after her generator broke. her daughter cannot sleep in the insufferable heat as the a monster hurricane approaches. most places are boarded up to night as the wind is picking up. you know the last time a category 5 hurricane made

map. maria expected to hit tomorrow morning early. aftershocks continue after the region was hit by a massive 7.1 earthquake. the trembler collapsed buildings, set off fires and sent residents into the streets. adrian bard is there. it began to shake at 1:14 and it felt like it was never stop. this one seemed like the big one. pictures and statues fell off the shelves. we lost all communication, via cell phones, landlines and the power went out. and, elsewhere in the city, we learned of buildings collapsed. people are still trapped in the rubble. the roofs of the shopping center caved in. the airport runway is cracked. a government building sits tilted on its side. many, many people are injured. even more still feeling panic.

people on the streets and small piles of rubble. the quake was not as strong as one that hit 32 years ago today. killing 10,000 people. but the epicenter was much closer. we still don't know the full extent of the damage. we are getting word there are dozens of children that collapsed in the school that collapsed. rescuers. people coming out on the street digging. we are just getting the full picture. don't know the extent of the damage. as i walk down reforma avenue, mexico's main avenue, there are thousands of people on the street gazing up athe cracked buildings. >> president trump pulling no punches when he addressed the united nations general assembly. the president threatened to "totally destroy north korea" over its nuclear weapons program. agend referred to the country's leader as rocketman. major garrett reports. the scourge of our planet

today is a small group of rogue regimes, that violate every principle on which the united nations is based. >> president trump warned world leaders iran and north korea must be stopped. he said the u.s. is not afraid to use military force if necessary. >> the united states has great strength and patience. but if it is forced to defend itself, or its allies, we will have no choice, but to totally destroy north korea. >> the president then used his newly coined nickname for north korean dictator kim jong-un. >> rocketman is on a suicide mission for himself. and for his regime. >> the president accused iran of financing terrorism in the middle east. and repeated calls for the world to unite against islamic extremism. >> we will stop radical islamic terrorism, because we cannot

to tear up our nation, and indeed, to tear up the entire world. >> mr. trump also implied he might pull out of the obama era deal to halt iran's pursuit of nuclear weapon. a decision to renew is next month. >> frankly that deal is an embarrassment to the united states. and i don't think you have heard the last of it. believe me. >> closer to hope, mr. trump called cuba and venezuela failed socialist states. he said venezuela has descended into chaos after illegitimate elections. >> we are prepared to take further action if the government of venezuela persists on its path to impose authoritarian

the president's u.n. speech highlighted divisions in the middle east. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called it most courageous and bold in 30 years. a foreign minister called it hate speech, better suit ford medieval times than the 21st century. looking into russia's interference. at the last minute the conversation was canceled. the next time michael cohen gets an invite to capitol hill, it will be to testify in public. jeff pegues has the the latest on the investigation. >> cbs news learned that the surveillance on paul manafort occurred on the presidential campaign. according to a former u.s. official, the intercepts picked up conversations between manafort and russian individuals about the campaign. the intercepts potentially include conversations between manafort and mr. trump, the recordings are part of special counsel, robert mueller's investigation which appears to be intensely focused on manafort. >> just last week. manafort, spokesman, jason ma lenny appeared before a grand jury. in july, agents raided his condominium in virginia, reportedly picking the locks to get in while asleeve.

>> how would you characterize what you see happening with paul manafort. >> very aggressive. >> a former federal prosecutor. he says investigators may be pressuring manafort to give up information in exchange for leniency. >> what do prosecutors do to pressure some one to cooperate. >> doing what they're doing now? >> search warrants. >> search warrants. interviewing everybody around him. and then advising him that he is about to be, or will be indicted. >> in a statement, a spokesman for mr. manafort called on the department of justice to release any intercepts involving him and any non-americans. claiming there is nothing there. manafort under legal pressure before. in 1989 he was accused of being part of a school to steer millions of dollars to well-connected republican party operatives to a new jersey housing project. >> nothing but the truth.

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a fiery donald trump went before the united nations for his first address before the general assembly. the president repeated his campaign slogan, america first and insisted the united states will no longer be taken advantage of. the president blasted the united nations for its bloated budget and bureaucracy. but he saved his harshest criticism for his two favorite targets. north korea and iran. >> the scourge of our planet today is a small group of rogue regimes, that violate every principle on which the united nations is based. they respect neither their own citizens, nor the sovereign rights of their countries.

if the righteous many do not confront the wicked few, then evil will triumph. when decent people and nations become bystanders to history, the forces of destruction only gather power and strength. no one has shown more contempt for other nations and for the well being of their own people, than the depraved regime in north korea. it is responsible for the starvation deaths of millions of north koreans. and for the imprisonment, torture, killing and oppression of countless more. we were all witness to the regimes deadly abuse, when an innocent american college

student, otto warmber was returned to america, only to die a few days later. we saw it in the assassination of the dictator's brother, using banned nerve agents, in an international airport. we know they kidnapped a sweet 13-year-old japanese girl from a beach, to enslave her as language tutor for north korea's spies. if this is not twisted enough, now north korea's reckless pursuit of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles the threatens the entire world with unthinkable loss of human laf. it is an outrage that some nations would not only trade with such a regime, but would arm supply and financially support a country that imperils the world with nuclear conflict. no nation on earth has an interest in seeing this band of criminals arm itself, with nuclear weapons, and missles. the united states has great

strength and patience. but if it is force to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. rocketman is on a suicide mission for himself. and for his regime. the united states is ready, willing, able, but hopefully, this will not be necessary. that's what the united nations is all about. that's what the united nations is for. let's see ow they do. it is time for north korea, to realize, that the denuclearization is its only acceptable future. the united nations security council recently held two unanimous, 15-0 votes, adopting hard hitting resolutions, against north korea, and i want to thank china, and russia, for joining the vote to impose sanctions along with all of the other members ofhe

council. thank you to all of involved. but we must do much more. it is time for all nations to work together to isolate the kim regime until it ceases its hostile behavior. we face this decision not only in north korea, it is far pastime for the nations of the world to confront another reckless regime. one that speaks openly of mass murder, vowing death to america, destruction to israel, and ruin for many leaders and nations, in this room. the iranian government, masks a corrupt dictatorship behind the false guise of a democracy. it has turned a wealthy country, with a rich history and culture, in

are violence, bloodshed, and chaos. the longest suffering victims of iran's leaders are in fact its own people. rather than use its resources to improve iranian lives, its oil profits fund hezbollah and other terrorists that innocent muslims attack peaceful arab and israeli neighbors. this wealth, which rightly belongs to iran's people, also goes to shore up bashar al d'

peace throughout the entire middle east. we can not let a murderous regime continue these destablizing activities, while building dangerous missiles and, and we cannot abide by an agreement, if it provides cover for the eventual construction of a nuclear program. [ applause ] the iran deal was one of the worst and most one-sided transactions the united states has ever entered into. frankly, that deal is an embarrassment to the united states. and i don't think you have heard the last of it. believe me. we also thank the secretary-general, for recognizing that the united nations must reform if it is to be an effective partner in confronting threats to

sovereignty. security. and prosperity. too often the focus of this organization has not been on results. but on bureaucracy and process. in some cases states that seek to subvert this institution's noble ends have hijacked the very systems that are supposed to -- advance them. for example, it is a massive source of embarrassment to the united nations that some governments with egregious human rights records sit on the u.n., human rights council. the united states is one out of 193 countries in the united nations. and yet, we pay 22% of the entire budget and more. in fact, we pay far more than anybody realizes. the united states bears an

but, to be fair, if it could actually accomplish all of its stated goals, especially the goal of peace, this investment, would easily -- be well worth it. major portions of the world, are in conflict and some in fact, are going to hell. but the powerful people in this room, under the guidance and auspices of the united nations, can solve many of these vicious and complex problems. the american people hope one day soon, the united nations can be a much more accountable and effective advocate for human dignity and freedom around the world. >> president trump addressing the united nations general assembly. the "overnight news" will be right back. mom i dropped my ba. got it. ewwww oh eat it! lysol kills 99.9% of bacteria on soft and hard surfaces.

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captioning funded by cbs it's wednesday, september 20th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." a magnitude 7.1 earthquake kills more than 200 people in mexico, and the death toll continues to rise. rescue crews are digging through the rubble to find people trapped in crumb bling buildings. hurricane maria bears down on puerto rico. officials fear it will knock out power and communications for days. and president trump delivers his first speech to the united