y2i1zy y16fy captioning funded by cbs good morning. it's monday, november 27th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." democratic senator al franken said he's going back to work today embarrassed and ashamed after four women say he groped them. she joins us at the table this morning. >> the high stakes over the future of a watchdog agency is going before the court. the outgoing director put someone else in charge. employees at the national spa chain massage envy are accused of over 100 cases of

sexual assault. a woman who says she was abused and the reporter who broke the story. a big engagement. prince harry and american actress meghan markle are engaged. yay. we'll look at what their plans are. we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> i'm not going to make any excuses. i am embarrassed and ashamed. >> reporter: senator al franken breaks his silence. >> he returned to capitol hill after addressing sexual assault allegations. >> he has no plans to resign. >> congressman john conyers is stepping down amid allegations of sexual harassment and verbal abuse. >> john conyers is an icon in our country. he's done a lot to defend women. >> prince harry and megle

are engaged, hooray. >> a suspect pulled out a fake gun and the officer fired. >> the volcano in bali is at its highest level. the airport is closed. >> we've got no information. >> a truck plows through the front window of a gym in southern california. no one in the gym was hurt. >> all that -- >> miss universe returns to las vegas to crown a new winner. >> miss universe is south africa. >> -- and all that matters. >> what do you want santa to get you? >> shoes. >> cyber monday is expected to be a record breaker. >> the money is gone after yesterday. >> you have no money for monday? >> i don't think so. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> that is so caught. >> it came down to the final play. >> boswell's kick is good to win the game!

>> let's go baby. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell. vladier duthiers will be with us all week at the table. >> good to be here. >> glad to have you here. have you heard? there's breaking news out of london this morning. drum roll please. prince harry and meghan markle are engaged to be married. hip hip hooray for them. we'll take you to kensington palace this morning. >> yay. that's good news. >> we can use good news in this country. congratulations meghan and harry. we don't know you, but congratulations. there are sexual allegation claims against two prominent lawmakers. the longest serving m

his role as senior democrat on the house judiciary committee, and senator al franken is talking at length about the accusations by four women. >> they ended eight days of silence by speaking to our minneapolis station. he said he's embarrassed and ashamed. broadcaster lee aneann tweeden he groped her. >> here is part of their conversation. >> have you ever placed a hand on some woman's butt? >> you know, i can't say that that hasn't happened. we take thousands and thousands

crowd situations. i can't say i haven't done that. i'm very sorry if these women experienced that. and i have to say that i have to be a lot more sensitive and a lot more careful in these -- when i take a picture, when i meet someone. and i'm going to make sure that this does not happen again. >> can you really don't claim some kind of a moral high ground including the trump investigation when a lot of people feel you've been less than transparent about these particular allegations? >> i think i'm a good questioner. i think the questions that i'm asking don't go to my credibility. they go to the credibility of the witness, they go to the credibility of -- >> hasn't your creli

undermined? >> i -- i would say yes, and i have a long way back. i have a long way back to win back the trust of the people of minnesota. i let the people down. i've let the people of minnesota down, i've let my friends and staff and supporters down, my family down. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i know you've known the senator for a long time as a minnesota reporter. how you do think he feels? >> i think he is genuinely anguished. i think there's a problem because he says he still does not remember these four incidents, four separate incidents from these women. i think o if you grabbed somebody's butt cheeks, you're going to remember it. >> did that surprise you? >> i think a lot of people will

and say how could you not remember? this is a man who prides himself on a lot of details. he insists he doesn't. >> he says he has a long way to go to gain the trust of minnesota voters and he'll work very hard to do that. what are they saying in minnesota about senator franken? >> you know, gayle, i thought about something you said last week in the aftermath of the charlie rose allegations where you said, how do you wrap your head around it when somebody you care about does something that's bad. for his supporters, for his supporters, i think that's where we're at right now. there's a group of 65 prominent democratic women who came out yesterday and say they support him. that is a big deal. >> he says he has no intention to resign. >> he has absolutely no intention to resign. >> what about the allegations that he may have touched someone's back during a picture. as a political reporter, i see many times the senators pose for

pictures. >> right. there's a difference between having your hand around somebody and grabbing their buttocks. he acknowledged in that interview it's possible he could have done it. >> can he survive it, yes or no? >> i think at this point with those 75 coming forward including staffers, 35 people from "saturday night live" women have signed a letter saying that, at this point, yes. if other things come out, though, i think there's a problem. >> all right. thank you very much for coming in this morning. >> thank you. >> nice to have you at the table. congressman john conyers stepped aside as the top democrat of the house committee under intense pressure. nancy cordes is on capitol hill where ethics allegations are punder question. good morning. >> good morning. nancy pelosi said yesterday there's a refreshing new zero toll lance on capitol hill but then she declined to come down hard on one of her own

and that surprised even some democrats. >> john conyers is an icon in our country. he's done a great deal to protect women. >> democratic leader nancy pelosi was cautious sunday when asked about allegations against michigan's john conyers. >> do you believe -- >> i don't know who they are. they have not really come forward. >> you don't know if you believe the accusations. >> that's for the ethics committee to review, but i believe he understands what is at stake here and he will do the right thing. >> hours later conyers announced he would be stepping down as the top democrat on the house judiciary committee though he vehemently denied the allegations. nancy pelosi followed with a more forceful statement. the house ethics committee opened an investigation into a pair of allegations against conyers last week including revelations that

$27,000 to settle a complaint. that staffer said she was fired for refusing conyers' sexual advances. legal documents published by "buzzfeed" news detail multiple allegations by female staff members of unwanted touching and romantic advances. one of his anonymous accusers has released a statement through her lawyer asking to be released from her confidentiality agreement. she says if conyers can speak freely about what did or didn't happen, then she should be able to do the same, vlad. >> nancy cordes, thank you very much. alabama senate candidate roy moore has new confidence from president trump but democrats still want moore to quit the race following allegations of preying on teenage and young women. >> the best thing roy moore could do for your the country is move on. >> if he whips, get the

story every day about whether or not you believe the women of roy moore, should he stay in the senate, should he be expelled. >> president trump blasted it saying the last thing we need in alabama in the u.s. senate is a schumer/pelosi pup ppet. if dug jones wins, it will be the first in 25 years. president trump named his buncht director mick mull vaily to take over for richard cordray. it was announced leandra would replace him. jan crawford is following the unfolding politics of this this morning. good morning. >> english who believes she should be the director is also

the white house said she'll be acting only as mulvaney's deputy. >> it's a watchdog agency. wall street hates it like the devil hates holy water. >> reporter: democrats are calling foul. president trump announced he wants his budget director to lead the consumer protection budget bureau. mick mulvaney has been an outspoken critic of the agency. >> it turns out being a joke and that's wait has been in a sick, sad kind of way. >> reporter: first proposed by now senator elizabeth warren when she was a professor at harvard, the idea was to protect consumers with an independent watchdog over financial institutions. >> i think the problem is that the wall street banks really don't like the cfpb and they have about 12 reasons not to like it. >> repor

billion in relief. last year it levied a $100 million fine against wells fargo for opening millions of credit cards and bank accounts possibly would customer knowledge. but some republican critics say among other complaints that regulations have made it harder for americans to get approved for credit. president trump call ed it a disaster. tom collins reportedly called the bureau a rogue unconstitutional ag jency, adding the president should fire her immediately. >> the top lawyer agreed with the white house that president trump does have authority to name his own acting director. gayle? >> all right. a lot of us are watching this story. thank you very much, jan. up to 100,000 people are being ordered to evacuate in bali where a mavis volcano is o

mt. agung started spewing ash into the air. people within six miles of the volcano were told to leave the area. >> 445 flights were canceled as ash filled the i'll ask. around 59,000 travelers were stranded. officials sent 100 buses the airport and ferry terminals to pick up the stranded passengers. nearly 500,000 tourists visited there last week. lonnie quinn is here with the volcano's impact. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. the key is to figure out what's going on underneath mt. agung. since its last eruption in 1963, molten rock has been building up. it generates a lot of heat which generates a lot of pressure. it pus

of the volcano and the eruption will happen when the pressure gets so great it's forced to blow out of the top of the volcano, and a little of two months ago, the threat level of the eruption was raised and more than 100,000 people have been evacuated. number one, big increase in earthquakes around the volcano, and number two, the sides have gotted is big they're starting to bulge. besides lava, a huge threat will be flow. that's a mixture of steam and ash and rock and searing gust and what makes it so dinchsing it moves a heck of a lot faster than lava. 450 miles an hour down the side of the volcano. they go for miles. the last one stretched eight miles from the crater.

aerosols dropped global temperatures by half a degree. even though we're t10,000 miles away, it could have an impact on us in the u.s. right here. >> thank you so much. britons will soon welcome a new member to their family. prince harry and meghan markle announced their engagement. they're planning a spring wedding. charlie d'agata is in london with what the prince and his fianfee an fiancee have in common. >> reporter: good morning. we have reaction from the queen. she and prince philip are delighted for the couple and wish them ever happiness while prince charles said he is thrilled and very happy indeed. a fairy tale ed withing with a modern twist.

after. roya nikkhah, royal correspondent. >> above all, they look so happy together. >> when harry met meghan, markel was already famous in her own right, a star of the hit drama series "suits." she shot in her role. the two met in london and for a time managed to keep their relationship secret. it was here in london harry popped the question earlier this month. they share an interest in charity and promoting worthy causes. markel has used her celebrity to give voice to gender equality and the empowerment of young women and among several causes, former officer harry

invictus games. he sat down with norah. >> do you u want to have kids some day? >> of course. who doesn't. you know, time will tell. i'm looking forward to the opportunity. >> reporter: it was at this year's in vick does games that the couple made their first public appearance and here in brittain the support for the relationship has been overwhelming. harry's choice of an independently, wealthy, divorced, not to mention famous american star may be a bit of a break from tradition, but then again, harry was never the type to let something like that get in the way of a perfect fit. now, getting married doesn't change prince harry's position. he was fifth in line to the throne. he slides back to sixth in line after kate has her baby in april. gayle? >> it's great news all the way around from london. thank you so much. it's amazing how excited you can get about people you don't even really know. you met him. i can't say i know him by any stretch

know her. she's biracial. everything is executed about them. >> looking forward to that. >> looking forward to that. people wondering what kind of title he's going to get, the duke of ethics. we'll see. >> i like it. shoppers will open their virtual wallets for what's expected to be a record-breaking cyber

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welcome back to "cbs this morning." here are three things you should know about this morning. the tax push is front and center as congress returns to work. senator john thune says it will go to the senate this week. thune says we have members who are expressing legitimate concerns who have ideas about how to make the bill stronger and better. gop senator ron johnson has already come out against the bill. republicans can only afford to lose just two voites in the senate. pope francis arrived overnight in burma also known as myanmar. he's first pope to visit the

papal advisers have warned francis of even saying the word over concerns it would set off a diplomatic incident. he'll also visit bangladesh where there over 600,000 rohingya refugees have fled. there are reports on the deadly and addictive effects of smoking. a federal judge said that the tobacco industry lied, misrepresented, and deceived the american public about the impact of smoking for more than 50 years. some local spas in a popular massage chain are facing allegations of sexual assault and that they have mishandled those claims. an investigation by "buzzfeed" report that over 100 women have accused workers at massage envy of groping

meg oliver has more. >> good morning. they have done over 125 million still, they say, one incident is too many. it's reported there have been multiple complaints that the company mishandled. >> i was really in a state of shock, disbelief, fear. >> reporter: susan engel said her fear turned into a sexual predator during her seventh visit with him at this massage envy location in 2015. she said it started when james dieter started rubbing his groin against her. he lifted up my body, groped both of my breasts roughly and aggressively and put his hands down on my lower body. >> reporter: too disturbed to report it personally, she reported it when she came home. >> she said in a very scripted

in. >> reporter: she's one of more than 180 women who have filed sexual assault suits. there have been reports against the spas, their employees, and the national company. over 100 massage therapists groped their genitals, breasts, or other explicit violations. "buzzfeed" reporter katy baker. >> what stood out to you the most in your reporting? >> i think the descriptions of the sexual assault claims were very horrific, but to me it's awful to be assaulted when you're in a very vulnerable position. but for some women it's worse to go and report what happened to you and not have it taken seriously. >> reporter: according to "buzzfeed," massage envy only requires franchises to conduct internal investigations of abuse claims except in a few states that require notification of local law enforcement. >> i found that these massage envy spa empye

allegations of complaints on their own. >> reporter: they have over 1,170 locations and serve more than 1.5 million members nchl a statement they say we're constantly listening, learning,ing a looking at how we can do more. >> it should be something that they train for and have an understanding of how they're to respond. >> reporter: after ingram filed a formal police report, dieter pleated guilty to sexually molesting a total of nine female clients and is now behind bars. citing court records, busy "buzzfeed" say two of those women tried to warn the spa about dieter before ingram had. >> it needs to stop. they need to protect, apologize, and to do the right thing. ng

and taking other steps to make sure spa companies do the right thing. she helped draft federal legislation that would require massage spas to report sexual allegations to police. we reached out to the franchise for ingrams as she was assaulted but they declined to comment. she said after her story broke, several other women have come forward. >> it's so disturbing. it's not just one massage envy store. it's different franchises around the country. >> they're all independently own. what she found is a lot of the franchises didn't take the report seriously because they waited to call on the phone. they didn't do it in person. >> very disturbing. thank you, meg. well, this could be a record-breaking day for online shopping in the u.s. tony dokoupil takes us inside an amazon fulfillment center. >> reporter: when you're shopping online, you're shopping here at one of the company's

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online purchase today. on average each will spent about $270. tony dokoupil is inside the facility in new jersey for how the retail giant is preparing for all of those clicks. tony, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. cyber monday is the first day after thanksgiving when things get back into line. amazon has 14 miles of conveyer belts at this facility alone. this one here is sending out the very first packages of the holiday rush. amazon customers worldwide bought more than $64 million of items last year. clicking on their smartphones will keep the employees inside this ma ophthalmologist fulfillment center just as busy. >> they purchased ordered through their mobile devices.

days of the year. >> reporter: many didn't wait for cyber monday deals. they get a head start on black friday. consumers spent a record $5 billion the day after thanksgiving enticed by deep discounts on computers, televisions, and toys. >> both black friday and cyber monday -- >> reporter: it often continues into december, but consumers still need to research products and be savvy about their purchases. >> things that seem too being to be true and big screen televisions that are incredibly inexpensive, a couple of hundred dollars probably because they're not the brands yo want. >> reporter: it's putting pressure on traditional retailers says economics professor david clarke. >> i would expect the number of jobs created as a result of the growth of companies like amazon is surpassed by the number of

mortar-type establishments. >> reporter: amazon which has hired over 120,000 additional employees across the country doesn't believe cyber monday will necessarily lead to brick and mortar stores going out of business. >> ily are a lot of players in retail, and there's room for a lot of winners. >> reporter: this facility is also highly automated as you can see from this scanner. amazon says that just creates more work for their holiday employees, more work for people rushing to meade that demand. gayle? >> thank you very much, tony dokoupil. makes you want to say, what's in those packages. what's over there. >> amazon has really changed the model. >> they have. >> it's really incredible. >> i still like going to the store and trying stuff on. but that seems to be a dinosaur. people like to get it home and try it. you're a big online shopper, aren't you? >> i am. including the fryer for the turkey. >> you got it o

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welcome back to "cbs this morning." here's a look at some of this morning's other headlines from around the globe. the "times of london" reports russia will be allowed to designate overseas media outlets as foreign agentsle that's under a controversy new law by russia president vladimir putin. some feel the voice of america would be labeled foreign agents. "the new york times" responded to a backlash. on saturday the times profiled an ohio man described him as the nazi sympathizer next door. yesterday they wrote, we regret the piece that offended so many readers. what we think is

though we need to shed more light, not less, on the most extreme corners of american life and the people who inhabit them. "usa today" said black friday set a new record for gun background checks. the fbi received over 203,000 background checks on friday. they were a little over 185,000 in 2016 and 2015. it came after a court-marshaled veteran bought a rifle and killed 26 people in a texas church. time incorporated has agreed to be sold to rival publicist meredith. meredith owns "better homes and gard gardens, shape, and park lil circle

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good morning. it's monday, november 27th, 2017. welcome back to "cbs this morning." congress gets back to work with three weeks left on the schedule. a look at the very long list of issues lawmakers face including the republican tax plan and avoiding a government shutdown. plus prince harry and meghan markle are engaged. they'll be a different kind of royal bride. first here's your "eye opener" at 8:00. he says he's embarrassed and ashamed. >> how did you judge his apology? >> i do think there's a problem here because he says he still does not remember these four

claims from these women. i think if you grab somebody's butt cheeks, you're going remember it. >> nancy pelosi said there's a refreshing new tolerance on capitol hill, but then she declined to come down hard on one of her own members. >> 145 flights were canceled at the bally airport as travelers were stranded. >> that pressure will happen when the pressure gets so great the magna is forced to blow out of the top of the volcano. have you heard, there's breaking news out of london. drum roll please. prince harry and american meghan markle are engaged to be married. >> prince harry says he's thrilled and very happy indeed. >> there he is. >> we receive a few good ones but the eagles are taking it to the next level. >> that's impressive, better than any wedding i've ever been

rehearse. come on. i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king and vladier duthiers who will be with us all week. senator al franken is talking. one woman claimed he forcibly kissed and groped her during a 2006 uso tour. she shows a photo where he was touched he. he remembers it differently. three others accuse him of unwanted touching. >> in his first reporter he tells easy may murphy of our affiliate. he's not sure if there are more accusations. >> i don't know of anything that's going to come forward, but i would not be -- you know, right now i've been so shocked by all of this, that nothing

going to be surprising, i guess. again, if you had two aasked me weeks ago if something like this -- whether you say disrespected or some accusation like this had come forward, i would have been shocked. >> so this -- you were completely blind-sided by this. >> oh, yes, yes. now, the picture, that was -- that was inexcusable and that's the thing i'm most, i think, ashamed for is that photo and no excuse for that. so i'm just very, very sorry. >> yeah. franken says he will fully cooperate with the senate ethics investigation. michigan congressman john conyers is stepping down as the top democrat on the house judiciary commit

he faces allegations that he settled a claim by one former female staffer and harassed others. >> in a statement yesterday conyers said i deny the allegations, i look very much forward to vindicating myself and my family. before his announcement, house democratic leader nancy pelosi called conyers an icon with a railroad of defending women. she was asked about the unidentified accusers. >> i don't know. they have not come forward. >> you don't know if you believe the accusations. >> that's for the ethics committee to review, but i believe he understands what is at stake here, and he will do the right thing. >> pelosi said no matter how great an individual's leg circumstance it does not give license to sexual harassment. >> ed o'keefe of the "washington post." good morning. >> good morning. >> you have the leader of the democratic

conyers. they're calling him an icon for having defended women for a long time. how much as she complicated the issue? >> she's complicated fitter a long time. republicans and democrats have guilty actors or certainly misbehaving actors. i think the problem yesterday is she knew his decision to step down from his perch was coming and i think she was struggling to get conyers to get to that point. ideally she probably would sh shown imh him willing vrd done this and taken a different attack. it's a very powerful block. he's the founder of the professional black caucus. a lot of this for her had to do with political dynamics, a concern that their senior founder -- >> that's the problem. politics took the front ahead of what's right. >> exactly. she kept talking about due process. look. as far as we understand, h

gone through that due process that allowed for this settlement to happen in the first place. we don't know how that process works. >> i think that's why people get frustrated. i think if that had been a republican, i think many people would have had a different -- >> she would have had a totally different take on it, absolutely. >> do you think there's a double standard for politicians? >> there's certainly a different standard, the fact they can settle these things so secretly and money can be paid out for these and other workplace issues. more than anything, congress is realizing they don't serve in a frat house. they serve in a house of representatives and the senate and the time has come and the change is coming. >> i think one of the things we've learned here at cbs and you have reported in the "washington post" is many don't know how to report a sexual harassment claim. they don't know what to do. what is congress doing this week to change that? >> the house is going to pass a resolution that essentially mandates it for all members and staff. the bigger step will be

go into this labyrinth of steps they have to take that can take up to a year to settle these claims, and if members decide to publicly release this information about the settlements, that would be a bigger change. i think we forget. they're not beholdened to the same. that would be a big change that would help settle this. >> let's switch gears and talk about the deputy director. she filed a lawsuit to block president's appointment of mick mulvaney. >> yep. >> what are you hearing on capitol hill? >> he defended the agency. they will stand with this new deputy director in her lawsuit, but republicans and the presidents certainly don't like it. tom cotton, the republican senator called it an unconstitutional agencagency. >> what about this to-do list? >> it's long. >> 12 legislative days until

they've got a lot to do. planning is under way for a royal wedding in london. i can't wait. i'm not even invited and i can't way. they announced prince harry is engaged to his girlfriend, american actress meghan markle. charlie d'agata with the impact the couple could have. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. speculation had reached a fever pitch over the weekend that indeed prince harry had popped the question. we got the answer we were waiting for. >> i think prince harry's engagement to meghan markle is a gam game-changer for the royal family. >> reporter: before prince harry there was this. then came meghan markle. already famous in

as the star of the hit drama series "suits." she's from the u.s., has an african american mother and over 2 million followers on social media. >> she's completely different from generations we'd seen like the duchess of cambridge. this is a woman who's had a career, been married before, has a different background. >> reporter: 36-year-old markel was born and raised in los angeles. her parents separated when she was 2. she went into acting and shot to fame when she landed the role of rachel zain in 2011. markel has used her celebrity to campaign for subsequenter equality and the empowerment of young women. >> i am proud to be a woman and a feminist. >> and shares harry's dedication to charitable causes. a former army offer harry

founded the invictus games for the wounded veterans. this year is the first time the prince and the star appeared at the event. just before meeting markel in 2016. harry sat down with norah o'donnell at the invictus games in florida. >> do you want to have kids some day? >> what kind of question is that? of course. who doesn't. time will tell. i'm looking forward to the opportunity. pretty busy at the moment, so my focus is making sure that this week carries on without any issues and making sure that we, the ukers win as many medals as possible. kids can wait. >> reporter: famous last words. harry met meghan in london and managed to keep it see quiet for six months. when the news leaked, the media swarmed. harry wasn't amused. he claimed markel had been the subject of abuse and

safety. but markel herself opened up in a cover story for "vanity fair." we're two people who are really happy and in love. she described the tabloid frenzy as just noise. some things like the media scrum remain a fact of life for a royal bride-to-be, but harry's choice of an independently wealthy american celebrity divorcee signal that the times are changing, even inside this famously buttoned up institution the brits like to call "the firm." >> what it shows is the royal family are finally ready to modernize a bit, and let prince harry follow his heart on and that's ground braking. >> we haven't got a wedding date. that's happening sometime in spring. remember kate is expecting a

to be something spectacular. >> no doubt it will be spectacular. charlie d'agata in london. thank you. so happy for the both of them. >> yep. i just love love. >> ah. >> i do. i love what the woman said there, that it's a game changer for the royal family, and you get the sense people are really cheering them on, which is really nice. >> it's going to be great when pomp and circumstance and the difficult times. >> a baby and a wedding. >> yes. >> in the spring. all right. once unthinkable reforms are changing saudi arabia. ahead, holly williams is taking us

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[001:17:45;00] daily life for millions of people in saudi arabia. a campaign led to house arrests of over 200 prominent figures in a hotel. they lifted the ban on female drivers earlier this year and allowed women into sports stadiums for the first time. holly williams is on the streets of riyadh to tell us why and how thing are changing. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. what's happening in saudi arabia is of a new revolution. things are changing. just take a look at this. this isn't exactly what you'd expect to see in an ultra conservative islamic kingdom, but comic-con has arrived in saudi arabia. just last year this celebration of comic book superheroes with no gender segregation would

thobably have been shut down by so who changed it? who is making your country a more -- >> mohamed bin salman. >> mohamed bin salman. >> yes. >> reporter: he's the king's ruler and he wants to modernize. we saw him yesterday launching a new anti-terrorism coalition. the crown prince is only 32 years old. he isn't just the king's anointed successor. he's already enormously powerful in his own right. prince mohammed has used that power to round up more than 200 member of the saudi elite, all accused of corruption, locking them up in this luxury hotel. critics say the crown prince is removing his rivals and detractors, but ordinary saudis

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online sales on thanksgiving and black friday reach record high. retailers earned $7.9 billion. we reported earlier how cyber monday could be the largest online shopping day in u.s. history when an estimated 6.6 billion dluns in sales. that is a big jump from previous year. our partners at cnet revealed the annual survey. they found that 91% of people will buy tech products for the holidays. lindsey turrentine joins us at the table. this year it's really true. >> it's really true. this year there was a lot more spending online on black friday than in stores. even on a day when traditionally we all go line up at the mall, most stayed at home and shopped online. >> why do you see the shift, do you think? >> people like to stay at home.

you know, excited about the event of going to line up in a store, it's easier. also there's less pressure to make a decision until you feel ready. >> what did you find are the hot tech items? >> tablets have always made the top of the wish list until this year. this year it's second. tablets don't even make the top four. >> that's interesting. what's the top one? >> smartphones for everybody. everybody wants a smartphone this year. they're not going give smartphones, but they want them. >> audio is big. >> audio is huge, for millenn l millennials specifically. wireless headphones is really big and people aring are interested in giving wireless headphones. there are a number of them on the market. there are a lot more with digital assistance baked in like siri and google assistant now come baked into a lot of

wireless headphones. >> thought, it's cyber monday. do i need to get better deals? >> do you have stuff do? >> i have no shopping time today but apparently today is the day to get a discount. >> you can get great discounts today, but you can remember that you can get great discounts for the whole season. so a lot of people use today to research. 95% of millennials in our survey said they would research today. quite a few will buy, but they're not going to buy. this is super nerdy. start a google spread sheet. jot down what you're going to buy and keep looking. this year if you're buying for christmas, christmas is on a monday, you're going to get an extra weekend to take care of last-minute stuff if you're willing to go out in person and you'll know with the research you're going to do what the price should be. >> you're saying people are

moving td gifts, not just steaks. why is that? >> i think people like to buy experiences. >> what is a subscription gift? i don't know what that is. >> actually one of the most possible popular subscription gifts to give is a subscription to amazon prime. you're going to make shopping easier. also to streaming video services like netflix, streaming music services, spod phi. >> not just the jelly-of-the-month club. >> no. in our survey they looked at amazon prime as a gift and then phone services and movie services. >> will people spent more money this year than last year? >> in total in our survey, they're planning to spend about the same amount of money, but there's a good chunk of people and a good chunk of millennials that say they're going to have more disposable income because more are employed.

>> i know you were decide what to get norah. they have a subscription to bacon of the month club. >> what would jeff think about that? >> he would be very happy. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. you can read more about cnet's shopping survey on cnet.com. actor kumail naj yamy hosted on "saturday night live." >> i want danger to bee fall them and then i want to rescue them just to see the confused look on their face like i want them to be like go back to india, haha. whoa. and then i fight off all the wolves and they were like you were racist to us and you still saved us and i go, that is the pway of my people. >> he is in our toyota green room.

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>> yeah, we saw >> now that the niceties are out of the way that i have to tell you when you yelled at me, you threw me off and you really shouldn't heckle comedians. it's is so rude. >> i didn't heckle you. i whoo-hoo'd you. >> okay. that threw me off. >> if i yelled out like, you're amazing in bed," would that be a heckle? >> yeah. that would be an accurate heckle. >> that's pretty good. actor/comedian kumail nanjiani joins us at the table. welcome. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> you had the idea but it took root when you met judd apatow. >> yeah. >> what was his idea.

>> >> we hung out at a festival and he liked me and sa, you ewe have any ideas? i had an idea about a ghost witch. she dies and we don't have to get into that. he said, okay, do you have any other ideas. i said when my girlfriend and i were first dating she was in a coma for eight days and i hung out with her parents. he said, that's it. we've got to do that. he likes to take emotional stuff and make it funny. >> you wouldn't think that was funny. why was she in a coma? >> she was just very tired. >> it's what you did to her. >> enough of you. you put me in a coma. like a little trip to europe for eight days. it took them a long time to diagnose her. she had an illness, a mystery illness. they couldn't figure out what it was. her body was shutting down. so they put her in a coma to take stress off her body and put her on a respirator.

>> >> it's called adult-on set stills disease. it was actually on an episode of "house." that was the crazy diagnosis. they were like, there's no way. but that's what it was. >> you two worked together on the film. >> yes. >> how did that work for your relationship? >> it was actually pretty good. people were like, how did you work through that? >> it brought us together. we were like, oh, we went through this together. kind of and kind of not really. you have your own -- you know, when she wakes up in real life, we're really happy and she's miserable because she doesn't know what happened. she doesn't remember the coma obviously. to her she was like, i was oklahoma and suddenly i'm hooked up to all these wires and for us it was like, yeah, the worst is

over. it was interesting to go through and understand. >> talk about the perspective of the parents. i loved this movie. i thought it was simple and so profound. your pakistani parents didn't want you to be with somebody who's pakistani and her parents were like, who is this guy. talk about that and how that is today. >> yeah. so my parents are pakistanis. they came here and i completely understand they wanted me to marry someone within the community because, you know, you want to protect your identity. when you're in america -- any time you're in a different country that doesn't value the culture you're from, it's a struggle to hold on to who you are. that's what they wanted. it was difficult for them, you know. now they really love emily. they went and saw this movie many times. on twitter i would see people say after this movie this couple came up to me and said did you like the movie? that was our son.

>> what about her parents? did theyik >> you know, we were going through a very difficult situation, so it was kind of that thing the beginning like it doesn't even matter whether we like each other or not, we're trying to get through this thing. but in going through this really intense couple of weeks together, we really bonded because you're sort of going through something that only you -- you're the only three people that can understand it, you know, yeah. >> you know, one of the clips we showed earlier is joking how muslims are portrayed in the media. i know in a recent interview, you talked about that. >> yeah. i think we don't have me different perceptions of muslims in pop culture. you see them in -- you know, in movies or tv shows, they're always planning something. >> something bad. >> yeah. something is being bad. emily had an idea. there's this scene in the movie where my parents and are speaking inner do.

she said i would like to see it where u' plan. >> something sinister. >> yeah. there's there's a time when they speak. they just need to spread the idea that muslims can be all kinds of people, you know. >> how long have you and emily been together? >> the movie came out, we didn't plan this, on our tenth anniversary. >> bravo. i hope the award brings you something. it was really great gre. i hope so. if you haven't seen "the big sick," you can. you can hear more on our apple's itunes and ipodcasts.

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jumanji -- welcome to great day washington. i'm on my phone reading about prince harry and meghan markle. we want to send thoughts and prayers and condolences to the family of karen. she lost her mom on thanksgiving morning. and she was on our show talking ability how her mom's battle with alzheimer's sparked her involvement with the alzheimer's association. we want to say we're thinking about you. >> we love karen hugger. and thank you for being open about being a caretaker and your struggle with your family. i'm sure it helped many other families going through similar situations. we want to let you know we're thinking about you. and as i mentioned earlier, congratulations are in order as another royal wedding is on the horizon. this time it's the british

empires most eligible bachelor, prince har actress girlfriend meghan earlier this month. but the official announcement came from his dad, the prince of wales over the thanksgiving weekend. now prince charles told the british sky news that he was thrilled with the news. that's always good, right? meghan's mother was seen all smiles this weekend. and her face was like my daughter's going to be a princess. prince harry and meghan. they have an official engagement photo shoot planned at kensington palace this afternoon. and it's probably going on right now. because it's all ready afternoon in london. and i'm trying to figure out how i can be the official royal wedding correspondent for this. even if i have to jump out of the bushes. >> i know you'll do whatever it takes. >> with my iphone.