it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way. captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is friday, november 10th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." sexual misconduct claims hit gop republican candidate ray moore. he had a sexual encounter with a 14-year-old girl when he was 32. five women accuse louis c.k. with sexual misconduct. plus, more than 150 million americans face the first ak tick blast of the season. and astronaut peggy whitson has spent more time

any american. only on "cbs this morning" she delivers a note to her younger self that she began writing orbit. >> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. it's just come to light. i just read about it. it's very, very devastating. >> it's devastating nasty story. >> he should step aside if it's true. >> roy moore allegedly engaged in sexual misconduct with teenagers. >> louis c.k. facing allegations of sexual misconduct. >> the task force has had to deal with the sex scandals. a possible meeting with russian meeting with vladimir hetin could grab all the

of the year so far moving right on down to the eastern u.s. >> it's really cold and i'm not looking forward to it. >> the casino on the las vegas strip is saying no to the juice. they've banned o.j. simpson. they're not saying why. >> there he is. >> all that matters. >> a special moment on the ice. the devils' brian boyle scoring his first goal after coming back from cancer treatment. >> i never cried after a goal before. it's everything. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> president trump continues his tour in asia. >> somebody has a man crush on xi jinping. >> we talk often. we have good chemistry. >> of course they have good chemistry. they met on

>> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is off. bianna golodryga is with us. alabama republican candidate roy moore is being pressured to drop out. women say he pursued them when they were teenagers and he was in his 30s. >> one of the women was 14 years old at the time. all women have confirmed their stories with cbs news. sarah huckabee sanders responded overnight while traveling on "air force one." >> the president believes we cannot allow a mere allegation in this case to destroy a person's life. however, the president also believes if these allegations are true, judge moore will do the right thing and step aside. >> moore calls them baseless political attacks but

the newest bombshell for a gop where it was supposed to be easy. nancy cordes has more. >> now they're actively looking for ways to replace him in this race, but their options may be limited. >> it's a devastating nasty story. >> ton easy truth between roy moore and the rest of the gop fell apart thursday. but a defiant moore reportedly called the allegations, quote, filthy and sleazy attacks by forces of evil, urging god-fearing conservatives to help him fight back by chipping in a donation. >> abortion, sodomy, sexual perversion sweep our land. >> moore's accusers say the evangelical sought themut

wendy miller said he asked her out on dates but her mother said no. leigh corfman said he kissed her and took off her shirt and pants. roy defeated the appointed senator luther strange in the primary this fall with the help of trump's former chief str strategist steve bannon. he compared the allegations against moore like trump before the election but did not bring him down. >> it's not a fair and free media anymore. >> republicans worry this scandal could open the door for a democratic pickup in deep red alabama. but it is too late at this point to replace moore's name

ballot. they could try running someone else as a write-in candidate, but that's always risky, kbail, since moore himself has shown no intention of dropping out. >> certainly more to come on this story. thank you very much, nancy. the los angeles district attorney created a special task force to investigate special allegations of sexual abuse in hollywood. they'll look at harvey weinstein, director james toback, act or ed westwick and others. jamie yuccas has more. good morning. >> good morning. jackie lacy said her task force will work with the lapd and beverly hills police department. the task force will be specially trained district attorneys and special sex crimes prosecutors thprosecutors. they're going to work toghe

forward with allegations of sexual misconduct. the "l.a. times" says 200 women have accused james toback. and ed westwick has been accused of two rapes since 2014. they can be difficult to prove. i can tell you the d.a. said no criminal filings have been presented to her at this point. by the way, she runs the largest sex crimes unit the cin the country. >> thank you. a major media is cutting their ties with louis ck. "the new york times" reports that five women accuse him of

"i love you daddy" abruptly canceled its premiere last night. he's the latest to be embroiled in a sex scandal. a warning, some of the allegations are graphic. >> how do women still go out with guys when you consider there's no greater threat to women than men. >> he's made a kear rear out of crude dirty jokes but they say he crossed the line offstage. chicago duo told the paper they met c.k. at a comedy festival in 2002 and thought he was joking when he offered to undress in front of them. he proceeded to take all of his clothes off and get completely naked and started masturbating. three other women accused him of inappropriate conduct including abby

phone call she could hear him masturbate as she spoke. >> they're in complete shock. he's one of the biggest names in comedy, so they weren't sure they could speak out or say anything. >> reporter: this isn't the first time accusations surfaced. in 2013 gaulker reports similar claims. >> we're talking about this. the cultural focus is on this and they almost don't want to miss the window. >> reporter: fx, the network behind louis 15id they're troubled by the allegations but received no allegations of misconduct by ck related to any of its shows. >> when you read the women's stories do the jokes sound

question of his work that remates. >> a spokesperson for louis c.k. will issue a statement in the coming days. and ahead we'll talk with melena ryzik who broke the news about louis c.k. they say he tried to apologize but it backfired. most of the country is bracing for a taste of winter. michigan was hit by high winds and snow. they could see a drop of nearly 40 degrees. 154 million americans faced below minimum temps. lonnie quinn is here with more. good morning. >> good morning. for the northeast particularly, so tough to dress for day like this. you're walking out the door in the next half hour

chilly out there but not the real cold stuff. keep this in mind. for the next 24 hours every single hour it's going to get colder. it's all because of the flow in the motion. look how it's going to dip in the northeast. you're talking 54% of the country like you were talking about all basically at the freezing mark or below. what kind of numbers? it bottoms out, i would say, 8:00 in the morning on saturday morning. every hour from this point forward it's going to get colder. you get to saturday morning, bangor, maine, 19, burlington, 17, new york city, 26. by the way, all the numbers on the board, they're very low temperatures. you associate the win. what is windchill? it's air blowing away the heat your body radiated and the 17 in worcester feels like 4.

and d.c. again. gam gayle, let's go over to you. >> get out your heavy coat. president trump is overseas for the asia summit. the white house says a visit with russia's president isn't impossible. major garrett is in dandong the site of the summit. good morning. >> good morning. the russians are game, but so far the answer is no in part because the u.s. has demanded serious engagement on some pretty tough issues. syria, ukraine, and, oh, by the way, russian meddling in 2016. the other beg issue here, of course, is the global economy and trade. with that comes the soundnd

fury of the president first, agenda. >> we're not going let the united states be taken advantage of anymore. >> president trump came to the annual asian economic summit claiming the u.s. was a frequent victim of global trade abuses. >> i wish previous administrations in my country saw what happened and did something about it. i will. >> just hours ago -- >> our relationship has already proven to be a great one. >> he called them and other nations out for cheating on trade deals. >> they ignored the rules to gain advantage over those causicaus following the rules causing discourse and following international trade itself. >> contrary to the president's

failed to respond to such abuses, america's filed 124 complaints with the world trade organization, more than any other country. the u.s. has been accused of cheating as well with 143 cases filed against alleging unfair trade practices, also more than any other country. with the first lady in china still visiting pandas and the great wall, president trump promised to be more tolerant with the rival power. we will not tolerate. >> despite presidents trump and putin, it appears for the most part all that will be achieved here, a couple of handshakes, few words. bianna, it's worth pointing out as the special counsel intensifies about that russian meddling or collaboration with the trump campaign, whileha

here all the more complex. >> all eyes, major, will be on it. the white house meantime is pushing congress to pass tax reform by the end of the year. the senate republicans released their proposal yesterday. it's different from the bill the house released. both would slash the rate from 35% to 20%. the house bill would create four income brackets. the senate maintains the current seven with a slightly lower top rate. it protects deductions from medical expenses and student loan interests that the house bill would repeal. neither would save the 401(k) savings plan. saudi arabia and iran. saudi arabia ordered all citizens to leave lebanon after the country's prime minister mysteriously announced he's stepping down. he made that

in saudi arabia. lebanon is on the front lines. secretary of state rex tillerson said the united states had been assured that he's not being held against his will. holy williams is in istanbul, turkey. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. he resigned suddenly while visiting saudi arabia and in very serious circumstances. there have been reports that saudi arabia authorities forced him to quit his job and he's being held under house arrest the saudis insist that al her pereirary is a free man. we have no reason to know what's happened. they're vying for power incountries including syria and yemen. iran has enormous influence

lebanon and others. they could be challenging that influence and there are fears it will spark a conflict in lebanon. some believe saudi arabia has been emboldened by support from president trump who recently tweeted great confidence in the leadership. the prince is consolidating power in his hand including with an anti-corruption campaign that's already seen more than 200 people detained reportedly including several member of the royal family. gayle? >> all right. thank you very much, holly williams. the man charged with attacking kentucky senator rand paul. dean reynolds is in bowling green with what both sides are now

>> reporter: good morning. we're told senator paul has retained a personal injury lawyer in what he say was a violent attack while the attorney for his neighbor said their dispute was trivial and whatever happened was completely out of character for his client. senator rand paul's neighbor was in court thursday and entered a misdemeanor charge. >> he's deeply regretful. >> reporter: matt baker, boucher's attorney, said they were having a conversation when paul was working in his yard but paul's chief strategist called the incident a blind-side saying the two haven't spoken in many years. >> you don't think he was blind-sided. >> i think it

characterization. >> paul later tweeted he has six broken ribs and fluid around his lungs. the neighbor saw him right after the incident. >> he had trouble breathing and talking and had lacerations on his face. >> reporter: the two are on opposite ends of politics. >> both men have really nice lives, really nice houses. >> reporter: jim scaggs is a longtime neighbor. >> it does appear to be a one-sided attack that to my knowledge boucher has not denied he just -- in fact, he just broke. >> reporter: a source close to the senator say he's still in impence pain but is looking forward to getting back to the job as soon as his health permits. >> it still

strange. up next, chuck norris speaks

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wilson got into trouble. it was a good game, 22-16. all right, russell wilson and team. >> you have to be fleet of foot to do that. >> it helps to be cam launched with the bright green. welcome back to "cbs this morning." the senate passed a resolution requiring all staff and interns to be trained on sex harassment within 60 days. it follows a new wave of sexual harassment in entertainment, business, and politics. in washington, d.c., they're paying tribute to veterans. more than 58,000 servicemen and women who lost their lives in the vietnam war are being read this week ending today. there are new

tsa screening blunlders. kris van cleave learned a classified report uncovered extra and body scanner failures as well as with screeners. undercover agents were able to sneak fake weapons past check points at least 70% of the time. democratic senator bill nelson said, quote, e i'm just amazed that a terrorist has not come through a check poin and done some very bad things on an airplane. a spokesperson said louis c.k. will come forward in a few days. colbert told his audience why. >> also for those of you tuning in to see my interview with louis c.k. tonight, i have some bad news. then i have some really bad news. louis cannes. ed his appearance tonight because "the new york times" broke this story today. five wom

of sexual misconduct. >> the allegations with are quite graphic. one wanted to remain anonymous. she claimed he exposed himself and masturbated in front of them. another woman said he masturbated while she was on the line. melena ryzik joins us at the table. she broke the story. this is very serious. >> absolutely. >> what made you and your team decide to investigate him in the first place? >> this is in the moment in the aftermath after the allegations of harvey weinstein, bill o'reilly. this is a moment when women feel there's an opportunity for solidarity. and we have had a tips line in which people are offering to share their stories. it's been very active. we

pop up over and over and we began looking into them. >> they say you reached out to the women. they say they brought it up years ago. >> some of the stories have been out there, rooted in the comedy world. but four of the women we spoke to, they felt this is the moment to speak. there is this movement, this sense of solidarity that their stories will get support, will be heard, be listened to in a way they felt may not have been happening in years past. >> and they're set to apologize at some point? >> that's right. several of them received messages from him or spoke on the phone and he expressed feeling sorry for his behavior and in some cases some of the people accepted his apology and forgave him, but one of the things that is concerning about the behavior, it hits deeply. an apology is a great

erase the pain or trauma of the original experience. >> was it difficult for theme women to come forward? we look back at his work and he sort of alluded to these types of acts before. did the women feel extra pressured because of the line of work they're in? >> i think so. comedy is a male-dominated industry and there's an expectation especially if you're a female comedian, you can hang with it, be receptive to a dirty joke. >> he would sometimes joke about some of these incidents that he's now accused of doing. >> definitely masturbation is the theme of his act and his show next week. maybe some thought his style of comedy was perhaps a way to mask the actual -- >> like a

>> he's going to respond in a statement soon? >> yeah. we even been told he's going respond in a statement. he did not comment for our story. >> i was struck by something jodi kantor said in a piece during our show. she said women are coming forward because they didn't want to miss the window. is there a fear the window will close and these types of incidents will start recurring? >> i think there's a concern there will be a backlash to all of this information, but, you know, what fr. what we receive so fashion we've definitely had people call up and say, you know, i've about had experiences in general,louis. it's emboldened people to speak. >> are you investigating ore people? >> i'll say the tip line has been very active. >> you don't

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it is friday, november 10th, 2017. welcome back to "cbs this morning." ahead, republicans back way from their alabama u.s. senate candidate over claims of sexual misconduct with teenage girls when he was over 30. and only on "cbs this morning" -- we like to say that -- astronaut peggy whitson talks about her career in note to self. first here's your "eye opener" at 8:00. republican candidate roy moore is asked to drop out. >>

attorney created a special task force to investigate allegations of sexual abuse in hollywood. >> a major media outlet is cutting tice. >> keep in mind over the next 24 hours it's going to get colder. >> will president trump have a formal sit-down with president putin. the russians are game. so far the answer is no. >> sometimes in football you just have to improvise. >> you have to sometimes have the cam lodge with the green. >> with the bright green uniforms, you have to wear sunglasses. >> they welcomed baby boy. the players are over the moon excited. >> you're making my son's first day happy.

i'm charlie rose with bianna golodryga and gayle king. norah o'donnell is off. the "washington post" story claiming saysuexual misconduct says is fake news. >> four others say moore pursued them when they were 16 and 18. moore says he did not force them into sexual contact. president trump said your night we cannot allow a mere allegation, in this case to destroy a person's life but she also said if these allegations are true, judge moore will do the right thing and step aside. nancy cordes is on capitol hill with republican reaction. nancy, good morning. good morning. even before this report came out, republile

distance from moore who has suggested that muslims should not hold higher office and that 9/11 may have been god's punishment for america and now in the wake of this report, universe rally republicans are condemning their potential colleagues saying he should step aside if the allegations are true. john cornyn says, quote, if it is is true i don't think his candidacy is sustainable but he added we need patience and wait for the facts to come out. jock mccain went further and said moore should immediately step aside and let alabama elect a candidate they can be proud of. moore called the report completely false and a desperate political attack. if he does drop out of the rac

place another name on the ballot. the sear for the republicans is this could lead to a democratic pickup in what could ordinarily be a republican state. if democrats succeed, they would see their lead in the senate, their majority shrink to two seats which would make it very difficult, gayle, for them to succeed with a lot of their priorities. >> there's a lot at stake here. thanks a lot, nancy. prosecutors created a special task force to investigate those claims. los angeles district attorney jackie lacey says the team will include specially trained veteran prosecutors. they will work alongside lapd and federal police. one of the olympic stars aly raisman is

was sexually abused by the team doctor larry nassar. you can see that interview this sunday night right here on cbs. she also writes about her experiences in a new book out next week. it's called "fierce." meantime president trump is in vietnam for this year's asia-pacific economic summit. we don't know if those meetings will include russian president vladimir putin. the wlous says nothing has been scheduled. rex tillerson said he's not sure if the two presidents would have productive talks. >> in a speech he said the united states will now stand up for itself. >> from this day forward we will compete on a fair and equal basis. we are not going to let the united states be

i am always going to put america first the same way that i expect all of you in this room to put your countries first. >> the house is expected to vote next week. the ways and means approved it. senate republicans have unveiled a slightly different version of tax reform. they say a family of four earning $73,000 would save $1,500 a year under their plan. >> now, the senate bill would keep seven income tax brackets instead of the four that house republicans are proposing. the senate proposal would not repeal the estate tax but it would limit the number of people who pay it and it keeps the mortgage up to $100,000. senator lindsey graham predicted disaster for the gop if this bill doesn't

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been mass execution. a lot of members of congress here today wouldn't be here today. i wouldn't be here without their bringly. >> it's the highest honor the capital police didn't can give. >> niece to see those officers being awarded. nasa astronaut has spent more time in space than any other american. go miss peggy. ahead in our series "note to self," she shares how flying over the cornfields as a child aspired her to aim

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the appearance of a georgia detective in a reality crime show raises questions about her judgment in a high-profile murder case. detective summer benton arrived on the scene of an apparent self-defense shooting with cameras rolling. in a preview of saturday's "48 hours" erin moriarity explains where the reality show had an impact on the case. september 13th, 2013, i received a call at 3:00 in the morning. i was told we had a female who had been raped and she shot and killed her rapist. i was thinking this was going to be a self-defense case. she got a rapist off the street and i i

shake her hand. i'm the lead homicide detective in the victoria rickman case. >> i shot him all over. >> reporter: in her 16 years on the job, detective benton has been the lead detective on 65 homicide cases but it was the shooting death of will carter jr. in the early morning hours of september 13th, 2013, that put the detective in the spotlight. >> this just isn't adding up. >> reporter: as benton investigates, video cameras from a reality show "inside homicide" was rolling. they were embedded with crews in the atlanta police department and were following the actions the night victoria rickman shot her on again/off again show. >> how would you describe this show? >> filled with lies. there were so many things that were completely fa

>> for some reason this girl used a tactical reload. >> the fact she reloaded a gun, that isn't true. the fact that she had claimed, you know, that she had been raped by so many men, so many times, that wasn't true. >> it looks like she was training to kill. >> please, give me a break. it just came across as what's going to make a good tv episode. my name is amanda clark palmer. i represent victoria rickman. we're dealing with an investigation that was done quickly, wasn't done thoroughly. it certainly seems and looks like the tv cameras affected what happened. >> everything was done for a tv show and there was no real investigation. >> did it ever occur you do you might be putting wrong information and affecting potential jurors who see this show? >> no. if she had been raped that

justified shooting and i would have written it up as one, but this was not a justified shooting. this was cold-blooded murder. >> and erin moriarity is here with us now. this is just stunning that you're seeing a blend of fact and fiction. how did this impact the case at trial? >> the prosecution will say it didn't. during the voir dire they asked all the jurors and they say they didn't see it. in this day and age, it's online. i'll have to say when i started reporting on this and i saw it, it does color your judgment. you have a woman who says she shot in self-defense. but then you have a police officer, a very credible police officer who's a weapons expert who said she did a tactical reload, which means you're reloading right before the action thinking you're going to need more weaponry. and you say, wait a minute, i mean how could this be self-defense if she

>> and she didn't file other rape claims? that was on the show. >> the detective said against a number of men so it sounds terrible going into this. >> and the fact this detech tifb showed up with a number of cameras. >> and the defendant did not know. she had no idea. >> already jumping to conclusions over here. not good. what a tease, erin. >> a must-see. thank you. you can see the full report "reality kills" saturday night on "48 hours." it's alt 10:00 p.m. eastern, 9:00 p.m. central. duty-free cigarettes will no longer be sold in the u.s. even though th vatican. they bring in $11 million a year. apparently the pope doesn't like it. you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424.

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u.s. "usa today" reports apple's leadership is more than 80%while white males. britain's "telegraph" reports on new research that shows how living near polluted roads improves the risk of bone fractures. they found particles from vehicle emissions are linked to lower bone density. researchers think pollution affects the production of key hormones and bone minerals. some people suffer bone fractures simply from being hugged. britain's "gauardian" looks at a study says dinosaurs may not have been extinct had asteroids not crashed into the earth. scientists say only 16% of the earths surface had the

collusion into a mass extinction event. so if the asteroid had struck elsewhere, the dinosaurs might have survived. malk that. >> i can't imagine that. news week looks at why mushrooms may affect aging. they have two anti-aging antioxidants. i'm in favor. how about you. >> waiters, some mushrooms, please. >> double. taylor swift calls out her enemies and her exes in her new album that dropped overnight. "reputation" takes a darker tone than her previous album. this is a video from her new song. others appear to take aim at past relationships. another

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they all voted for mr. trump last november. two identify as republicans while the others say they're independents. i spoke with john at the foundry restaurant in manchester about the changes the president has made in their country and their community. >> it's been one year since president trump was elected president. who by a show of hands thinks the country is doing better now than it was a year ago. all six of you. all right. peter, what do you think has been improved? >> the economy is a big thing. it was nice to see the economy jump a little at the end of obama's term. it's made from promises. that builds enthusiasm so companies seem like they're more willing to invest in the future. >> i agree with everything that he just

i think fiscally, we're doing better financially. the stockmarket is going up. i think it's because a lot of things haven't been put into place yet like the tax reform. >> terry, what do you feel about the people in congress? do you feel they should work for constituents or donald trump? >> they ought to follow their party platform and whatever stems from that. we have a majority or the gop has the majority in congress, senate, and the presidency. and they're not working together and it's shameful. >> do you think president trump has helped foster a sense of community in america or -- >> oh, he's made it much worse. >> in the past he's brought nations together. why can't he do that? >> he'll like lie or make things up for the effect it has on other people. that's not the way a good person will live their life. >> does the president tell the truth and if he doesn't, does it bother

>> it does bother me. 's ve it's very frustrating. he needs to act presidential and step it up. >> you voted for him. is your vote up in the air now? >> absolutely, yep, absolutely. >> john dickerson is with us now. this is fascinating. how would you sum up where they are? >> well, they're behind the president in a way i've not seen in politics. it's not just he's our guy. but it's about what he's done in office, in regulations, they have internalized. they have some complaints about him, but ice not just boosterism. it's a belief specifically with respect to things like tax cuts. it makes their support more durable as they hear criticisms reom elites, democrats, even ore

and culture and the finger on the establish millionaire and those who find how he feels about tax reform and other immigrants are those that they fervently feel passionate about? >> there's that connection. they have that first gut-level establishment, he's our guy, he's going to punch the establishment in the nose, but then when you can ask about the economy and what he's done well and what they think about congress, they connect on the policy level. they are not just making that cultural connection and then dropping it there. they're still with him as he makes the case for various pieces of policy. >> i like charlie's word there that this group is fascinating. you see supporters saying, yeah, he lies, he makes things up, he needs to be more presidential, he's our guy. yet he has the lowest approval rating of any president of our time. how big is this core group of people who

he's doing a bad job? >> it's big for those controlling the party in the white house. they have a party in which is the president has a very strong relationship with his core and that core has a low opinion about congress. and they voted off the elections. they're going to mat never 2018. people in the republican party can't distance themselves from this core. on the other hand it does not represent the entire country. we also say it excited the other team and not only turning on election day but getting a run for the people in the office. when you talk to these voters, particularly if you're in congress, you have to worry. >> you can't underestimate how happy they are. >> oh, my gosh. they're very happy. they love the fact that the market's doing well. >> thank you, john dickerson. you can see more of the focus group on sunday morning with

with senator bernie sanders and republican senator tim scott of south carolina. that's sunday on cbs. an ambitious young woman rises much higher than anyone else expected. >> u.s. astronaut peggy whitson returned to earth. >> believe it or not, you will spend more time in space than any other american astronaut and earn the nickname space ninja. >> there's our resident space ninja. >> oh, she has earned that nail.

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this morning in our series "note to self" we hear from record-setting astronaut peggy whitson. she returned back in september after a 288-day mission. bitson has spent more time in space than any other american. wow. while in orbit, the 57-year-old biochemist starting righting a letter to her 9-year-old self. she finished back home in houston in her "note to self." >> dear younger me. i've learned a few things over the years i'd like to share with the younger version of myself.

>> you just watched on tv as neil armstrong and buzz aldrin took the first steps on the moon. >> that's one small step for marngs one giant step for mankind. >> although it was an unbelievable moment in history, seeing it with your own eyes made it real and believable and achievable. it made yo ow feel small but a moment with excitement. that moment planted a seed of inspiration in you. now it's up to you to nourish that seed and grow it into more than just a dreechlt next year your dad will get his private pilot's license, you will get your very first ride in an airplane. the exhilarating view of the cornfields from above will inspire you to fly above as well. however, it will take several years of raising and selling

chickens to sell and earn enough money to take your own lessons. but remember learning to fly with that chicken money will be the first step toward a higher purpose because one day you will become a real space explorer. the year you graduate high school, nasa will select the first female astronaut. you will dream of exploration. know that what you dream for might seem impossible, but you will be successful as long as you make your life decisions based on your own value system and not others. so ignore the naysayers, ignore the people who say you can't become an astronaut. instead use it as motivation. it will be ten years of applying before ever becoming an astronaut. the rejections will be discouraging, but in your typical style you will just kee

trying. all those years of anticipation will be surpassed and the solid rocket boosters ignite and you will literally roar into space. seeing earth for the first time in orbit, you will be surprised you never noticed the quality and texture of colors. high above earth you will remember what your parents taught you growing up on the farm. problems don't always have elegant or expensive solutions. dad will teach you number one and two pliers will help you fix almost anything. believe it or not, you will spend more time in space than any other american astronaut. >> has now spent more than 665 days off the planet, more than any other american astronaut. >> and earn

ninja. >> there's our resident space ninja. >> you will grow soybeans in orbit while your father will grow soybeans on earth. you will have the opportunity to help make what's the international space station. you will walk in space ten times. you will find that living in space can actually become a home in spite of tools floating away. aliens to all you know, you will adapt and you will love it. know that even though it is incomprehensible to you you will be a role model. i'm still struggling with this one. you'll have to step up a bit

underestimate your abilities but since i know you, i will say challenge yourself. you'll learn you're so much more capable than youed my imagine or even dream. sincerely, the older you. >> wow. >> that's so amazing. you think about all the accomplishments you make in life and it really does come down to knowing that your parents are so proud of you. >> i like how she said challenge yourself, that it started with chicken money. that's not so bad. >> i'm struck by everybody who goes into space sees we're a small part of something much larger. i imagine that you see a lot of things up there that you don't pay attention to down here. but my big question, what was that green stuff flying through the air. let it please be jell-o. >> we'll believe it's jell-o. it brings tears to your eyes. what an inspiration to women. wenv

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another senseless act of violence. >> texas is heartbroken. churchgoers were gunned down shortly after they settled in for sunday's morning services. >> he didn't want to take his finger off the trigger. he was like -- >> i know i hit him. >> we hit about 95 trying to catch this guy. why wouldn't you try to take him down. >> the air force is supposed to name all of the violent offenders. that didn't happen. >> what do we do to keep the weapons out of people's who you say are evil. >> love overcomes evil. you do that by working with god. >> they provide new intelligence. >> time is quickly running out. we must act fast. >> the tussle may have been about landscaping. >> it had nothing to do with

america. >> it was really important i was running for new york. ♪ ♪ >> you can read the gayle part. i'll read the charlie part. >> question. what goes into a football game. >> sorry. i sneezed on the air. >> okay. >> happens every once in a while. what are you trying to do, gayle? >> read through you. this florida high school principal -- mickey reynolds is her name. ooh, she's got moves. >> wow. >> we need to come up with a little "cbs this morning" dance. >> she's got

too. >> like what? >> gayle, charlie, and i talk about chemistry, do you have it? >> we have it. i think we've had it since game one. we love sports at the highest level. we can talk about things into the wee hours of the night. >> the most famous photo that was displayed in the white house for long time is a young boy touching president trump's hair. >> he's touching the man who's the president and he looks like him. >> i remember about a year into the band we had a discussion about changing the name of the band. >> i do remember that. >> and our manager is like, guys, you do not want to change your name. this name is amazing. >> did you guys have another option in mind? >> no. >> your world in 90 seconds. >> 90 seconds. >> wait. >> let's hear it, charlie. >> your world in 90 seconds. >> thari

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