dr. jon lapook with us. jon, what's all the excitement about? >> every year half a million people in the united states have a stent inserted to open a blocked artery supplying blood to the heart. now this can be life saving in people having a heart attack or nearby heart attack. but many people get a stent just to relieve angina or chest pain. a small study with 200 patients with anginablocked artery. half got a stent. half did not. in six weeks, no significant difference difference when it came to chest pain or how long they could exercise. how effective are stents in relieving chest pain. >> what does this mean to patients? >> stents can be living saving. it challenges basic underlying assumptions how effective the stents are and if it turns out this hold up in larger studies it could change the way we treat paesh ent patients with angina. >> dr. jon

thank you. >> coming up. check your fire

this 'tis the cbs "overnight news." sources tell cbs news, new york city police have brought prosecutors new rape allegations against hollywood mogul harvey weinstein. jericka duncan has the latest. >> the actress says in october 2010 harvey weinstein offered to give her a ride home to her new york city apartment after a party because the two lived in the same neighborhood. she says weinstein insist they'd have drinks. the pair eventually ended up inside her apartment. that's when she alleges weinstein took off her dress and forced himself on her. i speck oke to her by phone. >> he pushed me on the bed.

unzipped his pants. and it happened all very suddenly. >> reporter: more than a month later she claims she confronted weinstein at the four seasons in los angeles because she says weinstein kept calling her. on december 23 of the same year, she says weinstein showed up in the lobby of her apartment, they want upstairs. and de la huerta allege he raped her a second time. in numerous films and starred in "boardwalk empire." >> i want to see what it looks like on her. >> the allegations by de la huerta follow 50 sex harassment allegations made against weinstein. the distrack it toern's office tells cbs news they assigned senior sex crimes prosecutor to investigate this case. >> weinstein has not commented on the latest accusation, but has repeatedly denied allegations of nonconsensual sex. de la huerta says at the time of the second rape had been

have consensual sex. >> thanks. >> new york city began putting up concrete barriers today to prevent cars from entering the bicycle path where day terrorist in a truck mowed down pedestrians and cyclists. eight people killed. a dozen injured. michelle miller has new video of the arrest. >> reporter: this is the moment the terror suspect was captured by new york police. the newly released cell phone video begins right after saipov was shot by 28-year-old officer ryan nash has he tried to flee after using a rented truck to drive down a west side bike path. he drove for a mile, killing eight, before crashing into a school bus. oh, my god. police found knives and notes praising isis inside the truck. and according to court documents. recovered two cell phones. a law enforcement source tells cbs ne

have linked them to sympathizers of a radical cause who were already on new york police radar. the source says saipov made calls to some of the numbers the day of the attack. >> i just know, no point thinking the what ifs. >> five days before the attack, london based graphic designer, damian erskin and girlfriend were in saipov's ub r car for an hour he picked them up at newark airport. >> you get a vibe from some one. there was nothing -- to give you any sense of obviously what was to come. >> sources close to the investigation say an associate of saipov who they were looking for has now retained a lawyer and is set to be questioned by authorities tomorrow. anthony. >> michelle miller, thank you. trip adviser. one of the most popular travel web sites is accused of deleting customer reviews

tony dokoupil now has looked into this. >> he grabbed me with his arm. pushed him off with the other arm. and, was thrown in the bushes. >> christy love was on a beach get away when she was raped at a security guard on mexico's yucatan peninsula. >> i got up. i've ran through the resort. i was hysterical. >> when she reached the lobby, love says the staff refused to call police. something the resort dispults. a few days later the hotel assured her it would help pursue justice. >> when it didn't. >> my next greatest weapon was trip adviser. >> what love's review was rejected. as not family friendly. >> it was deleted within a couple of hours. every time i posted. >> trip adviser is now apologizing. seven year

finally, reposting love's review last month. but finding her review is not easy. we are horrified a trip adviser spokesperson told cbs this week, and are other travelers should be aware of this incident. >> love's comment came too late for 34-year-old jamie valerie who says she was sexually assaulted at the same resort two years ago. she also tried to warn others. but says her post was rejected by trip adviser. >> every single time posted. it would come down. a generic e-mail back. >> more than a dozen other travelers first flagged by "milwaukee journal-sentinel" say trip adviser scrubbed their crime related reviews. >> trip adviser told us, crime, robbery, theft, rape, are being published. rules may be unevenly applied. christy wonders how many other horror stories are out there. >> i have gotten such a response of people who, it's just opened

>> trip adviser makes most of the revenue from commissions on hotel bookings. and reserves the right to remove review at any time for any reason. however they say they do plan to debut a new system to flag hotels that may be unsafe. anthony. >> tony dokoupil, thank you, tony. coming up next. police chase down the suspect in multiple murders at a wal-mart.

president trump put himself in the middle of the saipov case and may have made things more difficult for federal prosecutors. here is major garrett. >> reporter: two days after the new york terrorist attack, president trump made clear he is ready to sentence the indicted suspect. should move fast. death penalty, mr. trump wrote on twitter. should get death penalty. this was the president yesterday. >> we need strong justice. much quicker and much stronger.

than we have right now. because what we have right now is a joke. and it is a laughingstock. >> tweeting about the death penalty in the case could complicate matters for justice department prosecutors. >> president have sentencing authority? >> he does not. >> john wood, former u.s. attorney. >> gives defense attorneys an argument the jury pool has been tainted their client can get a fair trial. you could have some body on the jury that is anti-trump could have the opposite effect of of what he intended. >> thank you, thank you. >> the president also faces another potential legal pitfall. today his former campaign chairman, paul manafort, deputy campaign manager, rick gates appeareden federal court. both under indictment for money laundering and making false statements. allies of the president say mr. trump its bothered by the publicity around

being charged himself or being impeached. the president maintains there was no collusion between his campaign and russia. sam clovis, trump campaign co-chairman implicated, withdrew his nomination to a top science post at agriculture department. also, mr. trump's son-in-law, jared kushner turned over off to the special counsel's office documents related to his role in the firing of fbi director james comey. anthony. >> major garrett at the white house. thank you, major. >> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back.

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identify him on surveillance video because others in the store drew their guns when the shooting started. when he returned home this morning. a swat team and cameras from cbs station kcnc were waiting. he was arrested after a short chase. >> more than 38 million fire extinguishers in the country, may not work. the century fire company, kidde is recalling 142 models. plastic handles and push buttons can clog and nozzles can pop off with dangerous force. there have been nearly 400 reports of malfunctions resulting in at least 16 injuries, and one death. to find out if your kidde fire extinguisher is recalled. go to cbsnews.com. up next, if ever a city deserved to celebrate a world series win it's houston.

finally tonight the front page of the "houston chronicle" said it all. after the astros game seven victory in los angeles. champs. and folks lined up to buy copies. in houston, floodwaters are gone and the champagne is flowing. omar villafranca is there. >> the houston astros are world champions. >> houston castro

their championship. the astros faithful couldn't wait to celebrate. 35 year old, chad crawford watched the final game at houston's men out made park. 17,000 other fans. and cried and hugged his dad, rick. >> what this mean for a fan look you. >> this is everything. we're the world champions. >> the win comes just nine weeks after hurricane harvey ravaged houston in the texas gulf coast. even though many of them were still rebuilding, die hard astros fans watched the game anywhere and any way they could. >> were you planning your evenings around watching it. >> yeah. yeah. last night. not watching the game. went and got barbecue. >> teresa martin watched in the rv parked in front of her storm damaged house. she lived in the rv for two months. in between working and

>> yeah, you forget everything that is going on around you. once it is all said and done and over with. you are become to the same thing again. so it is a get away. >> business men, jim mcinvale, mattress mack helped 21st responders to gait way. flying them to the game buying them tickets. mattress mack says it gives people something to look forward to. we realize. i have a long road to hoe. >> a tomorrow where the astros are world series champions. and houston is stronger. omar villafranca, cbs news, houston. that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others 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 jericka duncan. took the wraps off the overhaul of the u.s. tax code. president trump wants it pushed through congress before the end of the year calling it a christmas gift for the american people. critics say that timetable is far-fetched and the odd of the bill passing in its current form, are equally long. the plan would slash corporate taxes eliminate several tax brackets and drive the debt by $1.5 trillion. just an estimate. nancy cordes as more. what they promised a great product. law makers were jubilant today. extraordinary. awe extraordinary.

an am bsh us set of tax cuts worth $1.5 trillion or more. >> the plan would slash the number of individual tax brackets from 7 to 4. the top rate would remain. and apply to households making $1 million or more. the median household making $60,000 a year would see its rate drop from 15% to 12%. >> well are giving them a beg beautiful christmas present. in the form of, a tremendous tax cut. >> republicans say there is more. they want to double the standard deduction to $12,000 for individuals and $24,000 for

married couples. they also want to expand the child tax credit from $1,000 a year to $1,600. and repeal the alternative men mum tax. but democrats noted the gop proposal would also eliminate deductions for student loans and medical expenses. and it would slice the mortgage deduction captor new homes in half. from $1 million to $500,000. >> what they give you with one hand they take away with the other. >> 401(k) contribution limits and charitable giving deductions remain essentially unchanged. most lucrative cuts would go to u.s. businesses. including a permanent reduction in the corporate tax rate from 35% to 20%. >> we are focused on increasing paychecks in a way. >> congressman from texas is the bill's chief author. >> the bush tax cuts didn't lead to growth or higher wages or more jobs. in fact quite the opposite. why are you so sure this will be different? >> this is a complete redesign of the code. we are not just putting -- hyperoctane fuel in an old clunker of a tax car.

car that can compete and win against any country in the world. >> a handful of republicans are already raising objections tonight to changes to the mortgage deduction. and to the elimination of a deduct forcing state and local income tax thousands. gop leaders may have no choice but to negotiate because they're going to need near unanimity in their party to get this through the house and senate. president trump introduced his choice. jerome powell is a fed board member supported the current strat gentlemen on interest rates. mr. trump also weighed in on the new tax bill and the terror attack in new york city. major garrett reports. here is major garrett. >> reporter: two days after the

suspect. should move fast. death penalty, mr. trump wrote on twitter. should get death penalty. this was the president yesterday. >> we need strong justice. much quicker and much stronger. than we have right now. because what we have right now is a joke. and it is a laughingstock. >> tweeting about the death penalty in the case could complicate matters for justice department prosecutors. >> president have sentencing authority? >> he does not. >> john wood, former u.s. attorney. >> gives defense attorneys an argument the jury pool has been tainted their client can get a fair trial. you could have some body on the jury that is anti-trump could have the opposite effect of of what he intended. >> thank you, thank you. >> the president also faces another potential legal pitfall. today his former campaign chairman, paul manafort, deputy campaign manager, rick gates appeareden fed c

laundering and making false statements. allies of the president say mr. trump its bothered by the publicity around the investigation, but does not fear being charged himself or being impeached. the president maintains there was no collusion between his campaign and russia. sam clovis, trump campaign co-chairman implicated, withdrew his nomination to a top science post at agriculture department. also, mr. trump's son-in-law, jared kushner turned over off to the special counsel's office documents related to his role in the firing of fbi director james comey. >> more than a dozen say trip adviser deleted their post about serious crimes visiting mexico. they describe, rape, robbery, sexual assault and druggings with tainted alcohol. one woman told us about her experience at a mexican resort that trip adviser is neshlly refused to post. tony dokoupil has her story.

>> he grabbed me with his arm. pushed him off with the other arm. and, was thrown in the bushes. >> christy love was on a beach get away when she was raped at a security guard on mexico's yucatan peninsula. >> i got up. i've ran through the resort. i was hysterical. >> when she reached the lobby, love says the staff refused to call police. something the resort disputes. a few days later the hotel assured her it would help pursue justice. >> when it didn't. >> my next greatest weapon was trip adviser. >> what love's review was rejected. as not family friendly. >> it was deleted within a couple of hours. every time i posted. >> trip adviser is now apologizing.

finally, reposting love's review last month. but finding her review is not easy. we are horrified a trip adviser spokesperson told cbs this week, and are other travelers should be aware of this incident. >> love's comment came too late for 34-year-old jamie valerie who says she was sexually assaulted at the same resort two years ago. she also tried to warn others. but says her post was rejected by trip adviser. >> every single time posted. it would come down. a generic e-mail back. >> more than a dozen other travelers first flagged by "milwaukee journal-sentinel" say trip adviser scrubbed their crime related reviews. >> trip adviser told us, crime, robbery, theft, rape, are being published. rules may be unevenly applied.

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this 'tis the cbs "overnight news." the pentagon is refusing to comment on the latest version of the deadly ambush in niger that left four u.s. special forces soldiers dead. the report quotes nigerian officials saying they were on a capture or kill mission targeting a terror leader. the pentagon has given shifting accounts on the battle but has insisted soldiers were on routine reconnaissance mission. meanwhile, debora patta made her way to the site of the battle. remote village. tongo tongo. >> reporter: the journey was 12 hours, and air escort jittery

less than half an hour on the ground. >> reporter: the village of tongo-tongo so remote, escorts had trouble finding the road to get there. this is where the 12 member american team and 13 nigerian soldiers stopped to get supplies. the villager told us he three, four armed men on motorcycles approach the u.s. convoy. he was so nervous he walked 25 miles to us to speak to us at another location. we thought if it is just a few terrorists the soldiers can kill them easily he said. but we didn't know there were so many more of them waiting nearby. it was a trap. once the isis fighters managed to lure the troops away from the village their numbers multiplied, suddenly they were

still see the bullet casings left over front intense shooting. the burned out shell of a school, bloodstained bushes and empty boxes of ammunition all that is left now. he told us there were at least 60 attackers armed with machine guns and rocket-propelled grenade. the fighting lasted over two hours. when it was over, he said he saw the bodies of three american soldiers slumped near their vehicle. triftz often cross over the border to launch attacks the but he has never seen anything like the battle at tongo-tongo. >> massive recall to tell you about. consumer product safety commission says 238 million fire extinguishers might not work during an emergency. the recall includes 142 models including some manufactured as far as back the 1970s. here's kris van cleave. >> the yoidea is that it is eas to use. dependable and t

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this is where miley learned the family trade. ♪ when you look at up at a rainbow do you ever wonder what's really waiting at the end ♪ >> my first song i wrote was pink isn't a color it is an attitude. it was very deep. ♪ i miss you so much ♪ when you're right here >> mimeley's country father, bought the 500 acre spread with the profits of his smash. mimy was born the year of her father's breakout hit. ♪ if you tell my heart >> growing up at singing hill. billy ray was her best friend. >> miley. >> dolly parton her godmother. >> that a hawk, dad. >> vulture circling my career. >> oh, my god. >> even out here, a life of

>> it felt stow normal. my dad, dolly parton. you get up. go have breakfast with my dad. go play a show for 20,000 people. normal. that's probably also what is wrong with me. this is therapy. figuring out what's wrong. so many people have sat in your chair tried to figure this out. we couldn't get to it. ♪ nobody >> america fields like my aunt. you know you have grown up so much. we don't want to see you grow up. >> all moemost everyone seems te an opinion about miley cyprus. ♪ forget the haters because somebody loves you ♪ >> about her talent. about her tongue. about her twerking. at 24, she had five number one albums. ♪ party in the usa >> amassed 37 million twitter followers and is now a judge on the voice. >> the winner of the battle is janice. >> i'm

like hannah montana. >> her breakthrough at age 13 on the disney series, hannah montana. ♪ who would have thought that a girl like me would double as a superstar ♪ >> she played miley stewart, who lived a double life as pop singer hannah montana. it made her the biggest child star in the country. ♪ you get the best of both world ♪ >> for you this is half a lifetime ago. >> yeah. don't remind me. i think why people loved hannah montana was because hannah montana did feel real. that's because i was under there. >> scarf or no scarf? >> liking the scarf. >> really. >> really. settles it no scarf. >> was ate good time? >> i look back at it as a good time. i think what was hard for me balancing everything. i think got harder when i started during as both. i toured as hand not montana and as myself. >> how did you sort that out? >> that's

wroj with me now. i mark that up to doing some extreme damage in my psyche as an adult. >> with her album bangers, released in 2013, miley took a wrecking ball to her old image. ♪ snow we claw we chained ♪ >> i didn't realize it would shift me into being my own person. changed my life. >> changed your life? >> felt that divide, boundary was very clear. ♪ i came in like a wrecking ball ♪ >> wrecking ball was her first number one song. the now infamous video has been viewed more than 900 milon times. the notoriety gave her a platform. when did you realize you had that power? >> at 2013 vmas when everyone in the world knew that i had dressed up as a steady bear and danced with robin thick and everyone talked about it for a really long time. >> at mtv video music awarts that year, miley created a pop culte

uncomfortable and unforgettable. >> i wok up and it was on every news channel. everyone had their opinion about it. you know it's like at that time it was like, oh, my god, you dressed as a bear with no pants on. bears don't wear pants. i was just doing what i wanted to do. i wasn't hurting anybody. that was a good thing. ♪ jolene, jolene >> miley's parent. tish kept a close eye on her daughter growing up. and billy ray, who played miley's father in hannah montana, say the controversies never concerned them. >> her cornerstone is solid. she knows her heart is good. her mind is good. >> my priorities come from -- growing up on this farm from growing up with my family about treating people with respect. >> miley also found an odd power in making people uncomfortable. >> i'm going. >> i made paul mccartney

inducting joan jett into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. introduce myself with nipple pasties on. he turned bright red. looked look so red. that i really liked. >> why did you like it? >> i just like that i freaked out paul mccartney. i would be so freaked out to meet paul mccartney. he was freaked out to meet me. the roles just reversed. >> hi, baby. >> miley paid a price for being pro va provocative. >> thank you. i took the slaps. anything any one could be mad. i have done it for you. >> having taken all those slaps you don't seem to have been brutzed by it? >> no, i have a quote, a place where i do yoega. it says the more that you love your own decisions, the less you need other people to love them. i have learned a lot from a lot of people that have gotten knocked down. to get back up. i'm okay with that. >> did you feel look you got knocked down. >> i don't feel like i got knocked down the i got that women judgment double standard in a heavy doegs. i'm okay with that.

book. i think of things in a different way. if she can lose an election i can dupe this. >> last month, miley release, younger now. her sixth solo record. ♪ next to you >> the first single off the album. malibu is a love song to the beach. and to her fiance, actor, liam hemsworth. >> feels look you are in a different place. >> i'm in a really different place. i feel look all of people that i have ever been are just sitting right here. and you know inside. i feel those ways too. ♪ no one stays the same >> the pop star has eclipsed the child star. but as the title track says, miley cyrus actually feels younger now. >> in the beginning says feels like i just wok up. all this time i have been asleep. though it is not who i am. not afraid who i use to be. it says no one stays the

everyone that we sat and talked about. is what that song means. ♪ i feel so much younger snow

world war ii veteran in minnesota has a daily mission. bringing his neighbors together. 95-year-old harvey jerf walks a mile twice a day. to hear him tell it harvey couldn't do it without a little help from his friend. vladamir duthier has the story. >> i think

.7 mile. >> the he is not as fast as he used to be. that's fine for harvey. he has been walking this subdivision for more than 65 years. to awe there is my number one chair. >> the neighbors have taken notice. dot add long his nearly mile long route. his chair. after chair after chair. >> i got older, i stopped and rest more often. and the neighbors have noticed, harvey stopping. and -- taking his breath the so then they have been, putting out different chairs. and inviting me to -- sit and take a rest. >> hey, alex. how are you? >> good. >> nice to see you. >> reporter: a bit of a celebrity in plymouth, minnesota. 4 miles outside minneapolis. >> does harvey get a hug? oh. >> that's number 8. wonderful experience. and say -- a social experience. and i get to

neighbors. they get to know me. >> huh have you been? >> at 95. life has a play of slowing down. for harvey, his walks and riz rests are a chance to keep the pace steady. >> my wife said years ago i am antsy. i can't sit still. >> these days harvey is on his own. his wife pat of 69 years suffered a stroke this past summer recovering at an assisted living facility. >> this is my favorite plush place to sit and rest. >> the walking that keeps harvey going. >> nice day. isn't it? huh? >> good for you. >> the connection with his neighbors that might just motivate them. >> when they see harvey go by twice a day they figure out they should get out and walk themselves. that was vladamir duthier reporting. that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us later for the morning news and of course, ncbs this morning. from the b

-- duncan. anatomy of an ambush. >> you can still see the bullet casings left over from the intense shooting. >> what really happened in niger. we go to the battlefield. when it was over he saw the bodies of three american soldiers slumped near their vehicle. >> also tonight, new york police make a case for rape charges against hollywood mogul harvey weinstein. >> the president loves the republican tax plan. >> this is a middle-income tax reduction. >> but the democrats say, middle-class families will see their taxes go up. >> tens of millions of fire extinguishers are being recalled. and -- >> the houston astros are world champions. >> the astros carry houston from

of the world. ♪ ♪ >> they had no idea what they were walking into. cbs news has new details of the october ambush in niger. that left four american soldiers dead and their bodies stripped. they were part of a larger force of u.s. and nigerian troops on reconnaissance mission on the border with mali where islamic terrorists are then to travel. at some point their orders changed and the soldiers were force to camp outside for the night. the pentagon has said little about what happened next. so our debora patta went to the ambush site in niger for answers. >> reporter: the village of tongo-tongo so remote, escorts had trouble finding the road to get there. this is where the 12 member

soldiers stopped to get supplies. the villager told us he three, four armed men on motorcycles approach the u.s. convoy. he was so nervous he walked 25 miles to us to speak to us at another location. we thought if it is just a few terrorists the soldiers can kill them easily he said. but we didn't know there were so many more of them waiting nearby. it was a trap. once theisis fighters managed to lure the troops away from the village their numbers multiplied, suddenly they were under attack. still see the bullet casings left over front intense shooting. the burned out shell of a school, bloodstained bushes and empty boxes of ammunition all that is left now. he told us there were at least 60 attackers armed with machine guns and rocket-propelled grenade. the fighting lasted over two hours. when it was over, he said he saw the bodies of three american soldiers slumped near their vehicle. all three were stripped of their uniforms. but it would be two days before children from the village discovered the fourth body of sergeant ladavid johnson. half a mile away. it is still not clear how johnson got separated from the rest. the soldier would only talk if we concealed his identity. he had been stripped of his uniform he told us. his hand were tide. they shot him in the head. the pentagon w

there is still some confusion over why this american team had their mission extended and what exactly their assignment was. but either way, it meant that they camped overnight in dangerous territory and that anthony might have alerted the extremist to where they were. >> house republicans rolled out their tax overhaul plan today. they say it will cut taxes for middle-income earners. but democrats say, no, some will geta

chief congressional correspondent, nancy cordes on what is in the plan. >> it's what they promised. >> reporter: gop lawmakers were jubilant today. >> extraordinary. >> extraordinary. >> reporter: after tax cuts worth $1.5 trillion or more. >> the typical family of four will save $1,182 a year on their taxes. >> the plan would slash the number of individual tax brackets from seven to four. the top rate would remain at 39.6%. but would apply to household making $1 million or more. the median household making $60,000 a year, would see its rate drop from 15% to 12%. >> we are giving them a big beautiful christmas present in the form of a tremendous tax cut. >> republicans say there is more. they want to double the standard deduction to $12,000 for individuals and $24,000 for marrieco

they also want to expand the child tax credit from $1,000 a year to $1,600. and repeal the alternative men mum tax. but democrats noted the gop proposal would also eliminate deductions for student loans and medical expenses. and it would slice the mortgage deduction captor new homes in half. from $1 million to $500,000. >> what they give you with one hand they take away with the other. >> 401(k) contribution limits and charitable giving deductions remain essentially unchanged. most lucrative cuts would go to u.s. businesses. including a permanent reduction in the corporate tax rate from 35% to 20%. >> we are focused on increasing paychecks in a way. >> congressman from texas is the bill's chief author. >> the bush tax cuts didn't lead to

more jobs. in fact quite the opposite. why are you so sure this will be different? >> this is a complete redesign of the code. we are not just putting -- hyperoctane fuel in an old clunker of a tax car. we propose to drive a newer tax car that can compete and win against any country in the world. >> a handful of republicans are already raising objections tonight to changes to the mortgage deduction. and to the elimination of a deduct forcing state and local income tax thousands. gop leaders may have no choice but to negotiate because they're going to need near unanimity in their party to get this through the house and senate. >> nancy cordes, thank you. well this got the attention of heart specialists and

patients. a new study questions whether stents really ease chest pain. dr. jon lapook with us. jon, what's all the excitement about? >> every year half a million people in the united states have a stent inserted to open a blocked artery supplying blood to the heart. now this can be life saving in people having a heart attack or nearby heart attack. but many people get a stent just to relieve angina or chest pain. a small study with 200 patients with angina and blocked artery. half got a stent. half did not. in six weeks, no significant difference difference when it came to chest pain or how long they could exercise. how effective are stents in relieving chest pain. >> what does this mean to patients? >> stents can be living saving. it challenges basic underlying assumptions how effective the stents are and if it turns out this hold up in larger studies it could change the way we treat patients with angina. >> dr. jon lapook. thank you. >> coming up. check your fire extinguishers.

this is the cbs "overnight news." sources tell cbs news, new york city police have brought prosecutors new rape allegations against hollywood mogul harvey weinstein. jericka duncan has the latest. >> reporter: actress paz de la huerta says in october 2010 harvey weinstein offered to give her a ride home to her new york city apartment after a party because the two lived in the same neighborhood. she says weinstein insist they'd have drinks. the pair eventually ended up inside her apartment. that's when she alleges weinstein took off her dress and forced himself on her. i spoke to her by phone. >> he pushed me on the bed. unzipped his pants. and

suddenly. >> reporter: more than a month later she claims she confronted weinstein at the four seasons in los angeles because she says weinstein kept calling her. on december 23 of the same year, she says weinstein showed up in the lobby of her apartment, they went upstairs. and de la huerta allege he raped her a second time. de la huerta has been in numerous films and starred in "boardwalk empire." >> i want to see what it looks like on her. >> the allegations by de la huerta follow 50 sex harassment allegations made by women against weinstein. the manhattan district attorney's office tells cbs news they assigned senior sex crimes prosecutor to investigate this case. >> weinstein has not commented on the latest accusation, but has repeatedly denied allegations of nonconsensual sex. de la huerta says at the time of the second rape had been drinking and was in no state to

have consensual sex. >> thanks. >> new york city began putting up concrete barriers today to prevent cars from entering the bicycle path where day terrorist in a truck mowed down pedestrians and cyclists. eight people killed. a dozen injured. michelle miller has new video of the arrest. >> reporter: this is the moment the terror suspect was captured by new york police. the newly released cell phone video begins right after saipov was shot by 28-year-old officer ryan nash has he tried to flee after using a rented truck to drive down a west side bike path. he drove for a mile, killing eight, before crashing into a school bus. oh, my god. police found knives and notes praising isis inside the truck. and according to court documents. recovered two cell phones. a law enforcement source tells cbs news, authorities tracked the numbers on the phones and have linked them to sympathizers

of a radical cause who were already on new york police radar. the source says saipov made calls to some of the numbers the day of the attack. >> i just know, no point thinking the what ifs. >> five days before the attack, london based graphic designer, damian erskin and girlfriend were in saipov's ub r car for an hour he picked them up at newark airport. >> you get a vibe from some one. there was nothing -- to give you any sense of obviously what was to come. >> sources close to the investigation say an associate of saipov who they were looking for has now retained a lawyer and is set to be questioned by authorities tomorrow. anthony. >> michelle miller, thank you. trip adviser. one of the most popular travel web sites is accused of deleting customer reviews that raise red flags about potential dangers.

into this. >> he grabbed me with his arm. pushed him off with the other arm. and, was thrown in the bushes. >> christy love was on a beach get away when she was raped at a security guard on mexico's yucatan peninsula. >> i got up. i've ran through the resort. i was hysterical. >> when she reached the lobby, love says the staff refused to call police. something the resort dispults. a few days later the hotel assured her it would help pursue justice. >> when it didn't. >> my next greatest weapon was trip adviser. >> what love's review was rejected. as not family friendly. >> it was deleted within a couple of hours. every time i posted. >> trip adviser is now apologizing. seven years after the incident. finally, reposting love's review last month. but finding her review is not

easy. we are horrified a trip adviser spokesperson told cbs this week, and are other travelers should be aware of this incident. >> love's comment came too late for 34-year-old jamie valerie who says she was sexually assaulted at the same resort two years ago. she also tried to warn others. but says her post was rejected by trip adviser. >> every single time posted. it would come down. a generic e-mail back. >> more than a dozen other travelers first flagged by "milwaukee journal-sentinel" say trip adviser scrubbed their crime related reviews. >> trip adviser told us, crime, robbery, theft, rape, are being published. rules may be unevenly applied. christy wonders how many other horror stories are out there. >> i have gotten such a response of people who, it's just opened their eyes. >> trip adviser makes most of the revenue from commissions on hotel bookings. and reserves the right to remove review at any time for a

however they say they do plan to debut a new system to flag hotels that may be unsafe. anthony. >> tony dokoupil, thank you, tony. coming up next. police chase down the suspect in multiple murders at a wal-mart. i pinky promised my little girl a fabulous garden party for her birthday. so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything.

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>> tweeting about the death penalty in the case could complicate matters for justice department prosecutors. >> president have sentencing authority? >> he does not. >> john wood, former u.s. attorney. >> gives defense attorneys an argument the jury pool has been tainted their client can get a fair trial. you could have some body on the jury that is anti-trump could have the opposite effect of of what he intended. >> thank you, thank you. >> the president also faces another potential legal pitfall. today his former campaign chairman, paul manafort, deputy campaign manager, rick gates appeareden federal court. both under indictment for money laundering and making false statements. allies of the president say mr. trump its bothered by the publicity around the investigation, but does not fear being charged himself or being impeached. the president maintains there was no collusion between his campaign and russia. sam clovis, trump campaign co-chairman implicated, withdrew

also, mr. trump's son-in-law, jared kushner turned over off to the special counsel's office documents related to his role in the firing of fbi director james comey. anthony. >> major garrett at the white house. thank you, major. >> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. wan

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store drew their guns when the shooting started. when he returned home this morning. a swat team and cameras from cbs station kcnc were waiting. he was arrested after a short chase. >> more than 38 million fire extinguishers in the country, may not work. the century fire company, kidde is recalling 142 models. plastic handles and push buttons can clog and nozzles can pop off with dangerous force. there have been nearly 400 reports of malfunctions resulting in at least 16 injuries, and one death. to find out if your kidde fire extinguisher is recalled. go to cbsnews.com. up next, if ever a city deserved to celebrate a world series win it's houston.

finally tonight the front page of the "houston chronicle" said it all. after the astros game seven victory in los angeles. champs. and folks lined up to buy copies. in houston, floodwaters are gone and the champagne is flowing. omar villafranca is there. >> the houston astros are world champions. >> houston fans waited years for their championship.

the astros faithful couldn't wait to celebrate. 35 year old, chad crawford watched the final game at houston's men out made park. 17,000 other fans. and cried and hugged his dad, rick. >> what this mean for a fan look you. >> this is everything. we're the world champions. >> the win comes just nine weeks after hurricane harvey ravaged houston in the texas gulf coast. even though many of them were still rebuilding, die hard astros fans watched the game anywhere and any way they could. >> were you planning your evenings around watching it. >> yeah. yeah. last night. not watching the game. went and got barbecue. >> teresa martin watched in the rv parked in front of her storm damaged house. she lived in the rv for two months. in between working and fixing her home. she would watch the ball game. >> yeah, you forget everything

that is going on around you. once it is all said and done and over with. you are become to the same thing again. so it is a get away. >> business men, jim mcinvale, mattress mack helped 21st responders to gait way. flying them to the game buying them tickets. mattress mack says it gives people something to look forward to. we realize. i have a long road to hoe. >> a tomorrow where the astros are world series champions. and houston is stronger. omar villafranca, cbs news, houston. that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others 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 jericka duncan. the gop took the wraps off the overhaul of the u.s. tax code. president trump wants it pushed through congress before the end of the year calling it a christmas gift for the american people. critics say that timetable is far-fetched and the odd of the bill passing in its current form, are equally long. the plan would slash corporate taxes eliminate several tax brackets and drive the debt by $1.5 trillion. just an estimate. nancy cordes as more. what they promised a great product. law makers were jubilant today. extraordinary. awe extraordinary. >> after party leadersei

an am bsh us set of tax cuts worth $1.5 trillion or more. >> the plan would slash the number of individual tax brackets from 7 to 4. the top rate would remain. and apply to households making $1 million or more. the median household making $60,000 a year would see its rate drop from 15% to 12%. >> well are giving them a beg beautiful christmas present. in the form of, a tremendous tax cut. >> republicans say there is more. they want to double the standard deduction to $12,000 for individuals and $24,000 for married couples. they also want to expand the child tax credit from $1,000 a year to $1,600. and repeal the alternative men mum tax. but democrats noted the gop proposal would also eliminate deductions for student loans and medical expenses.

deduction captor new homes in half. from $1 million to $500,000. >> what they give you with one hand they take away with the other. >> 401(k) contributon limits and charitable giving deductions remain essentially unchanged. most lucrative cuts would go to u.s. businesses. including a permanent reduction in the corporate tax rate from 35% to 20%. >> we are focused on increasing paychecks in a way. >> congressman from texas is the bill's chief author. >> the bush tax cuts didn't lead to growth or higher wages or more jobs. in fact quite the opposite. why are you so sure this will be different? >> this is a complete redesign

hyperoctane fuel in an old clunker of a tax car. we propose to drive a newer tax car that can compete and win against any country in the world. >> a handful of republicans are already raising objections tonight to changes to the mortgage deduction. and to the elimination of a deduct forcing state and local income tax thousands. gop leaders may have no choice but to negotiate because they're going to need near unanimity in their party to get this through the house and senate. president trump introduced his choice. jerome powell is a fed board member supported the current strategy on interest rates. mr. trump also weighed in on the new tax bill and the terror attack in new york city. major garrett reports. here is major garrett. >> reporter: two days after the new york terrorist attack, president trump made clear he is ready

suspect. should move fast. death penalty, mr. trump wrote on twitter. should get death penalty. this was the president yesterday. >> we need strong justice. much quicker and much stronger. than we have right now. because what we have right now is a joke. and it is a laughingstock. >> tweeting about the death penalty in the case could complicate matters for justice department prosecutors. >> president have sentencing authority? >> he does not. >> john wood, former u.s. attorney. >> gives defense attorneys an argument the jury pool has been tainted their client can get a fair trial. you could have some body on the jury that is anti-trump could have the opposite effect of of what he intended. >> thank you, thank you. >> the president also faces another potential legal pitfall. today his former campaign chairman, paul manafort, deputy campaign manager, rick gates appeareden federal court. both under indictmfo

statements. allies of the president say mr. trump its bothered by the publicity around the investigation, but does not fear being charged himself or being impeached. the president maintains there was no collusion between his campaign and russia. sam clovis, trump campaign co-chairman implicated, withdrew his nomination to a top science post at agriculture department. also, mr. trump's son-in-law, jared kushner turned over off to the special counsel's office documents related to his role in the firing of fbi director james comey. >> more than a dozen say trip adviser deleted their post about serious crimes visiting mexico. they describe, rape, robbery, sexual assault and druggings with tainted alcohol. one woman told us about her experience at a mexican resort that trip adviser is neshlly refused to post. tony dokoupil has her story. >> he grabbed me with his arm. pushed him off with the other arm. and, was thrown in the bushes. >> christy love was on a beach

security guard on mexico's yucatan peninsula. >> i got up. i've ran through the resort. i was hysterical. >> when she reached the lobby, love says the staff refused to call police. something the resort disputes. a few days later the hotel assured her it would help pursue justice. >> when it didn't. >> my next greatest weapon was trip adviser. >> what love's review was rejected. as not family friendly. >> it was deleted within a couple of hours. every time i posted. >> trip adviser is now apologizing. seven years after the incident. finally, reposting love's review last month. but finding her review is not easy. we are horrified a trip adviser spokesperson told cbs this week, and are other travelers should be aware of this incident. >> love's comment came too late

who says she was sexually assaulted at the same resort two years ago. she also tried to warn others. but says her post was rejected by trip adviser. >> every single time posted. it would come down. a generic e-mail back. >> more than a dozen other travelers first flagged by "milwaukee journal-sentinel" say trip adviser scrubbed their crime related reviews. >> trip adviser told us, crime, robbery, theft, rape, are being published. rules may be unevenly applied. christy wonders how many other horror stories are out there. >> i have gotten such a response of people who, it's just opened their eyes. >> trip adviser makes most of the revenue from commissions on hotel bookings. and reserves the right to remove review at any time for any reason. however they say they do plan to debut a new system to flag

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the pentagon is refusing to comment on the latest version of the deadly ambush in niger that left four u.s. special forces soldiers dead. the report quotes nigerian officials saying they were on a capture or kill mission targeting a terror leader. the pentagon has given shifting accounts on the battle but has insisted soldiers were on routine reconnaissance mission. meanwhile, debora patta made her way to the site of the battle. remote village. tongo tongo. >> reporter: the journey was 12 hours, and air escort jittery not keen to lingering giving us less than half an hour on the ground. >> reporter: the village of tongo-tongo so remote, escorts

get there. this is where the 12 member american team and 13 nigerian soldiers stopped to get supplies. the villager told us he three, four armed men on motorcycles approach the u.s. convoy. he was so nervous he walked 25 miles to us to speak to us at another location. we thought if it is just a few terrorists the soldiers can kill them easily he said. but we didn't know there were so many more of them waiting nearby. it was a trap. once the isis fighters managed to lure the troops away from the village their numbers multiplied, suddenly they were under attack. still see the bullet casings left over front intense shooting. the burned out shell of a school, bloodstained bushes and empty boxes of ammunition all that is left now.

he told us there were at least 60 attackers armed with machine guns and rocket-propelled grenade. the fighting lasted over two hours. when it was over, he said he saw the bodies of three american soldiers slumped near their vehicle. triftz often cross over the border to launch attacks the but he has never seen anything like the battle at tongo-tongo. >> massive recall to tell you about. consumer product safety commission says 238 million fire extinguishers might not work during an emergency. the recall includes 142 models including some manufactured as far as back the 1970s. here's kris van cleave. >> the idea is that it is easy to use. dependable and there in an emergency. that could be life or death.

>> kidde marketing stressed how important their products are are in a fire. >> put out the fire. kidde makes technology. >> this morning the company is recalling 37.8 million of its fire extinguishers in the united states. ann marie berkle leads the consumer product commission. >> product that many have in their homes or offices. >> cpsc says extinguishers with handles can clog resulting in a failure to discharge. nozzles can pop off with enough force to cause injury. nearly 400 reports of extinguishers malfunctioning resulting in 16 injuries and one death. >> better off to have no fire extinguisher. >> the former chief fire marshal said the market share makes the recall worrisome. >> if you attack a fire think you will put it out with a defective fire extinguisher. doesn't work. put yourself in harm's way. >> in 2014, he died in a car crash after an extinguisher malfunctioned. his family received a settlement.

in rors to the recall. kidde said customer safety is our first priority. adding it is working with authorities to ensure that affected fire extinguishers are replaced quickly as possible. get a new fire extinguisher. free of charge in your home. have the certainty it will work. >> now, kidde will replace the recalled extinguishers with new ones that have metal components. complete list on the company website and cpsc.gov. dads take dayquil severe. the non-drowsy, coughing, aching, fever, sore throat... ...stuffy head, no sick days medicine. ialmost everything. you know, ke 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by

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♪ when you look at up at a rainbow do you ever wonder what's really waiting at the end ♪ >> my first song i wrote was pink isn't a color it is an attitude. it was very deep. ♪ i miss you so much ♪ when you're right here >> miley's country father, bought the 500 acre spread with the profits of his smash. mimy was born the year of her father's breakout hit. ♪ if you tell my heart >> growing up at singing hill. billy ray was her best friend. >> miley. >> dolly parton her godmother. >> that a hawk, dad. >> vulture circling my career. >> oh, my god. >> even out here, a life of stardom never seemed strange. >> it felt stow normal. my dad, dolly parton. you get up. go have breakfast with my dad. go play a show for 20,000 people. normal. that's probably also what is wrong with me. this is therapy. figuring out what's wrong. so many people have sat in your

♪ nobody >> america fields like my aunt. you know you have grown up so much. we don't want to see you grow up. >> almost everyone seems to have an opinion about miley cyprus. ♪ forget the haters because somebody loves you ♪ >> about her talent. about her tongue. about her twerking. at 24, she had five number one albums. ♪ party in the usa >> amassed 37 million twitter followers and is now a judge on the voice. >> the winner of the battle is janice. >> i'm sorriment i just don't

like hannah montana. >> her breakthrough at age 13 on the disney series, hannah montana. ♪ who would have thought that a girl like me would double as a superstar ♪ >> she played miley stewart, who lived a double life as pop singer hannah montana. it made her the biggest child star in the country. ♪ you get the best of both world ♪ >> for you this is half a lifetime ago. >> yeah. don't remind me. i think why people loved hannah montana was because hannah montana did feel real. that's because i was under there. >> scarf or no scarf? >> liking the scarf. >> really. >> really. settles it no scarf. >> was ate good time? >> i look back at it as a good time. i think what was hard for me

balancing everything. i think got harder when i started during as both. i toured as hand not montana and as myself. >> how did you sort that out? >> that's a little bit what's wroj with me now. i mark that up to doing some extreme damage in my psyche as an adult. >> with her album bangers, released in 2013, miley took a wrecking ball to her old image. ♪ snow we claw we chained ♪ >> i didn't realize it would shift me into being my own person. changed my life. >> changed your life? >> felt that divide, boundary was very clear. ♪ i came in like a wrecking ball ♪ >> wrecking ball was her first number one song. the now infamous video has been viewed more than 900 million times. the notoriety gave her a platform. when did you realize you had that power? >> at 2013 vmas when everyone in the world knew that i had dressed up as a steady bear and

everyone talked about it for a really long time. >> at mtv video music awarts that year, miley created a pop culture moment, both uncomfortable and unforgettable. >> i wok up and it was on every news channel. everyone had their opinion about it. you know it's like at that time it was like, oh, my god, you dressed as a bear with no pants on. bears don't wear pants. i was just doing what i wanted to do. i wasn't hurting anybody. that was a good thing. ♪ jolene, jolene >> miley's parent. tish kept a close eye on her daughter growing up. and billy ray, who played miley's father in hannah montana, say the controversies never concerned them. >> her cornerstone is solid. she knows her heart is good. her mind is good. >> my priorities come from -- growing up on this farm from growing up with my family about treating people with respect. >> miley also found an odd power in making people uncomfortable. >> i'm going. >> i made paul mccartney uncomfortable. inducting joan jett into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. introduce myself with nipple pasties on. he turned bright red. looked look so red. that i really li

>> i just like that i freaked out paul mccartney. i would be so freaked out to meet paul mccartney. he was freaked out to meet me. the roles just reversed. >> hi, baby. >> miley paid a price for being provocative. >> thank you. i took the slaps. anything any one could be mad. i have done it for you. >> having taken all those slaps you don't seem to have been brutzed by it? >> no, i have a quote, a place where i do yoega. it says the more that you love your own decisions, the less you need other people to love them. i have learned a lot from a lot of people that have gotten knocked down. to get back up. i'm okay with that. >> did you feel look you got knocked down. >> i don't feel like i got knocked down the i got that women judgment double standard

i'm okay with that. recently read hillary clinton's book. i think of things in a different way. if she can lose an election i can dupe this. >> last month, miley release, younger now. her sixth solo record. ♪ next to you >> the first single off the album. malibu is a love song to the beach. and to her fiance, actor, liam hemsworth. >> feels look you are in a different place. >> i'm in a really different place. i feel look all of people that i have ever been are just sitting right here. and you know inside. i feel those ways too. ♪ no one stays the same >> the pop star has eclipsed the child star. but as the title track says, miley cyrus actually feels younger now. >> in the beginning says feels like i just wok up. all this time i have been asleep. though it is not who i am. not afraid who i use to be. it says no one stays the same. everyone that we sat and talked about. is what that song means. ♪ i feel so much younger snow world war ii veteran in minnesota has a daily mission. bringing his neighbors together. 95-year-old harvey jerf walks a mile twice a day. to hear him tell it harvey couldn't do it without a little

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captioning funded by cbs it's friday, november 3rd, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." president trump's tax plan is revealed. >> it's the biggest in the country. we have reform. we have simplification. >> not everyone is on board and the president is calling on republicans to hold strong. new scrutiny. why they want to question jeff sessions again about russian contacts.