[ speaking foreign language ] sprk captioning funded by cbs it's monday, november 13th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." a magnitude 7.3 erik rocks the iran "iraq border kills hundreds and injuring more than 2,000. president trump meets with filipino president rodrigo duterte and avoids questions about their human rights record. and more and more doctors are saying good-bye to insurance and hello the a new modelha

good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters in new york. i'm anne-marie green. this morning there's a search after a powerful earthquake hit the area last night. more than 300 people in both countries were killed. more than 2,800 people were in injured and most of the injuries were in iran. >> good morning, man re. the 7.3 magnitude quake was centered along the northern border between iran and iraq. magnitude 7 quakes are capable of widespread heavy damage. the worst damage seems to be in the mountains of western iran. the quake was so powerful it was felt as far west as the mediterranean coast. most of the victims are in a

where the main hospital was severely damaged. some villages lost power and communications. now rescue efforts are being hampered by landslides. there is extensive damage on the iraqi side of the border as well. one health minister described the situation as very critical. now, following the main quake, at least 50 aftershocks have been reported. iraq sits on a fault line and is prone to frequent earthquakes. m anne-marie. >> thank you so much. there was another earthquake near the capital of san jose. power lines were locked down and rock slides are blocking some roads but no major structural damage. minutes later a powerful aftershock shook the area. this morning president tru

stop of his five-nation tour. he wrapped up his meeting including the president of the philippines who's overseen a very controversial bloody war on drugs. steven portnoy reports from manila. >> reporter: protesters gathered in the streets burning signs of president trump while at times clashing with the police using water cannons. they met with world leaders at the southeastern asian summit. among the meetings, a controversial one with the host rodrigo duterte. they say he's behind the kill g killings of thousands of drug dealers and killers and he has praised his strategy. >> he

handle it very well. >> the talk of the drug war came up briefly but mr. trump ignored questions about that. >> we've had a great relationship. it's been very successful. >> earlier in the day he met with his counterparts in japan and australia. he said the focus of the meeting was the same as the focus of his entire trip which he'll expound on wednesday at the white house. >> it will be very spefing as to trade and a lot of other things. >> he calls this a very fruitful trip. he boasts of sales for u.s. manufacturers. he appears to be countering nonbinding agreements for potential deals along with some signed contracts that had been previously announced. well, this morning three u.s. aircraft carriers are sailing off the eastern coast of south korea, part of a joint naval exercise described as a warning to north korea. the drill

ronald reagan," the nimitz, and "theodore roosevelt" will continue until tomorrow. it's the biggest. roy moore refuses to step down. campaigning yesterday roy moore said the story in the "washington post" was a desperate attempt to stop his campaign. on saturday moore said the allegations are not true. >> in a desperate attempt to stop the political campaign of the united states senate, these attacks are completely false and untrue. >> moore calls the allegations fake news and says he plans to sue. the post story quoted four women by name and numerous other sources. hundreds marched in hollywood against sexual harassment. >> what

justi justice! >> me too survivors joined the march. some had t-shirts with "me too" shirts. some said no more sexual abuse and rape is not a joke. the texas church where 26 people were gunned down opened for the first time since the massacre. it's now memorials who honor the victims. meanwhile hundreds attended an emotional service one week after the massacre. weijia jiang reports. >> reporter: crowds made their way. a week earlier the town saw the worst massacre. 26 men, women, and children were gunned down. they were remembered in a service in a tent. >> i know everyone who gave their life that day. some of them were my best friends and

attendant was texas senator pomeroy. >> cornyn. >> i saw him standing there come forreting others and he lost his 14-year-old daughter. it's remarkable. >> reporter: the church itself had reopened sunday. the interior has been painted completely wheat, the victims are remembered by 26 chairs each with a rose on it. on sunday one visitor said he was there to celebrate the living as well as grieve the dead. >> they don't stand alone. something like this can tear one individual up but it doesn't tear up a family. it doesn't tear up the hole. that's why we're here.

rest this weekend including four on sunday. funerals for the rest will take place throughout the week. weijia jiang, cbs news, washington. the memorial crosses for the victims of the las vegas concert shootings have been moved. the crosses were removed yesterday and will be displayed at a museum, part of a permanent collection. 58 people were killed when a gunman opened fire on concertgoers. ahead on the "cbs morning news," gymnast alley raisman talks openly about being abused. and the health crisis. this is the "cbs morning news." fear not fred, the front half washed his shirt with gain. and that smell puts the giddy in "giddy-up"!

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francisco 49ers receiver marquis good win in their win against the new york giants and a very emotional moment in the end zone after he scores. he knelt in prayer as his team surrounds him. he and his wife lost their baby boy earlier that day as he died prematurely. doctors are choosing not to take insurance and instead they're charging monthly fees to their patients. it's called direct primary care. kenneth craig has that story. >> reporter: chuck gulott. he pays a $60 membership fee. it's part of a new

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killed at least 300 people. a suspect in critical condition after a prince georges county police officer shot him. it happened late last night in the 6200 block of newton street

officers rushed there after reports of a man with a gun. now police shot that man. authorities are investigating what happened. a gun was later located at the scene. time right now 4: 26 getting you out the door and a yellow weather alert in progress and rain that's going to make things cool out there. >> yes that's right. good morning larry. good morning everyone. showers pushing across the area and good news is they are on their way out. the eastern half of our viewing area is still really seeing the bulk of the rain. washington d.c. up around the marlboro area and brown station road light showers pushing to your area and more headed your way if you are east of that. looking at more showers pushing to your area on top of the ones nah are already there. this is what we notice throughout the morning. still showers east of d.c. but the metro area getting a light shower out there.

much a.m. showers lingering and 8 or 9:00 the showers tend to push out and later on this afternoon temperatures upper 40s to low 50s with the showers pushing out for your drive home looking better than coming in. >> as drivers are headed out not the best news but hopefully we make it through. a small one on the outer loop of the beltway they just moved it to the shoulder when you pass by georgia avenue so watch out on the top side of the beltway. gw parkway doing road work to the guardrail. construction blocking your left lane southbound by gw parkway between key bridge and also on 66 heading westbound we have construction out here too. fairfax county parkway they have a couple problems that are over on the side with the crews doing the work. >> ellen thank you so much. at least eight people living in a northwest washington home are recovering this morning after hi

>> this is the second time something like this has happened in the next few days. thankfully they are going to be okay. >> dizziness. >> fatigue. >> clumsy. >> in this morning's case. >> symptoms were flu like. >> but it wasn't the flu. it was carbon monoxide poisoning an odorless colorless tasteless gas that can make you sick or even kill you. thankfully one person called 911 otherwise the fire department says this could sioux been worse. >> captain mark st. lawrence says that one person. >> made a good call that day. >> we know it's cold out and people are shutting their windows while sit using appliances and heat. when you don't get your appliances checked out regularly. >> they start to get build up and doesn't exhaust away. >> that's why the fire department wants everyone to have carbon monoxide detectors. they used to

he tried it on me. >> your carbon monoxide reading is zero. >> less than six is considered good. where were sunday's patients? >> between 28 and 23. >> more than 20,000 people visit the emergency room for co poisoning about half of a packed nats park. more than 400 americans die each year from the same thing. >> it's dangerous for the neighborhood. >> his home was also checked. st. lawrence says inside this home they found a malfunctioning furnace in the basement. on u street northwest stephanie ramirez wusa 9. >> the other incident happened on thursday on 14th street northwest. the fire department had to evacuate a six story apartment building because of unsafe levels. we see this too often this time of year. >> that's a quick look at what's going on. >> the news at 4:

right now. good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm larry miller. hope your day starts off good this morning. it's going to be wet out there. mary has a first look at your week weather forecast. >> good morning. your drive is wet out there. 41 degrees cloudy with showers falling across the area. this is what we are looking at this morning. a bulk of the rain is shifting to the east, light showers to our west and moved up to the north. let's talk about where we are seeing rain around the area this morning. we do have showers across washington d.c. and some of our virginia suburbs. the rain is shifting out of virginia so you'll be one of the first people to get a break from showers relatively early. you do have a light shower there moving over to the east around the oakton area and fairfax and we also have showers over spring valley and georgetown moving towards howard university and the pentagon heading to those areas pretty soon