captioning funded by cbs it's wednesday, november, 29th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." 51 days ago i said this was a struggle between good and evil. goodness has one. >> tips lead to the arrest of a man in a string of murders. the ballistic missile test was a success and says it's now capable of hitting the whole mainland of the united states. and the white hous

leaders. >> they've been all talk and no action and now it's even worse. now it's not even talk. so they're not showing up for the meeting. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anna regreen. a suspect is under arrest for a string of murders that terrorized people in tampa, florida. it was a tip from a co-worker. th his arrest came 51 days after the first murder in tampa. >> good morning. police arrested him after there was a tip he had a gun at a fast food restaurant where he worked. he'll be charged with four counts of first o-degree murder.

mcdonald's, police have arrested a man who is accused of killed four people. >> we'll charge him with four counts of first-degree murder. 24 years old. >> reporter: officials say they received 5,000 tips throughout the investigation, but it was one during the day yesterday that led to his arrest. >> we received information about mr. donaldson having a firearm at the mcdonald's. one of his co-workers approached a police officer. that is what led us to that. >> reporter: the four people killed were shot within a half mile of each other in the seminole heights neighborhood. they had all been walking alone, with no connection to one another. >> tonight is the beginning of when justice

>> reporter: they're still wondering why he carried out the attacks and why he chose this area. the first happened on october 9th. on halloween police escorted kids and their parents when they were out trick or treating on halloween. anne-marie? >> thank you so much, hena. north korea has successfully test fired it's greatest icbm. the u.s. is considering a response and the u.n. security council is due to meet in an emergency session today. mola lenghi has our report. >> reporter: north korea has announced it has successfully launched a new type of intercontinental continental ballistic missile. the pentagon confirmed this

minutes before splashing down. >> it went higher, frankly, than any previous shots they have taken. it's the research and development efforts on their part. japanese government sources said they suggested radio signals that suggested north korea was prepared for a testament they began firing ballistic missiles two or three a month beginning in april. mr. trump later offered a relatively muted response. >> it is a situation that we will handle. >> reporter: according to david wright from the union of concerned scientists, he say it could have reached any part of the u.s. they say its new missile was being developed to protect the

sovereignty. on tuesday the officials in hawaii issued a statewide warning system. >> the focus is to give our visitors and residents as much time as possible. >> reporter: mola lenghi, cbs news, the white house. the white house says it applauds mr. trump's choice. he chose mick mulvaney to be the interim director after richard cordray stepped down. but cordray appointed english. her lawyers are considering their next step. two other issues the president is dealing with. the tax overhaul bill and a new budget deal. it's headed for debate in the full senate. a vote could come this week, but the government runs out of money a week from friday and democratic leaders boycotted a deal aimed at

following a presidential tweet. weijia jiang reports. >> both no-shows at a planned white house meeting. >> they've been no talk and no action. it's been even worse. now it's not even talk. >> the top leaders were expected to talk. they're calling them weak on crime, adding, quote, i don't see a deal. >> mr. president, it's time to stop tweeting and start leading. there are serious questions that must be answered and many things that must be done. >> the showdown between the president and democrats came as senate republicans cleared a key hurdle in their quest to overhaul the nation's tax code. earlier the senate budget committee voted along party

plan to the senate floor. >> i think it's going to pass. >> president trump came to capitol hill to round skeptical parties including senator ron johnson who thinks the tax cuts favor small businesses. >> i'm still working with the leadership to make sure to fix this problem. republicans are aiming to bring their bill to the senanaenate vo the floor this week. veteran congressman john conyers has returned to his home district in michigan to consider his future following allegations of sexual misconduct. calls for conyers to resign has increased. conyers met with the chairman of the professional black caucus who urged him to listen to his constituents. nancy pelosi is reportedly asking him to step down. a search

eastern north carolina for a missing 3-year-old girl. mariah woods woke up to find her daughter missing. there was no forced entry but the back door was unlocked. they're using all means to try to locate the girl. >> we're asking the public's help in the surrounding community for anyone who has had contact with the family from sunday on to please contact us with any information. >> woods mother lives with her boyfriend. the young girl has a leg problem which makes it hard for her to walk. a suspect accused of killing eight people in the new york city truck attack pleads not guilty for that and other murders. he was shot by a police officer. sigh poff told authorities he was watching isis

been planning the attack for a year. he's due in court on december 3rd. and a man was convicted of terrorism charges but a federal jury found him not guilty. three americans were killed in in the attack. he faces a possibility of life in prison. coming up on the "morning news," women in the national security call for changes. and -- it's frustrating. frustration. >> lebron james has a career first. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way?

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here e's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. we're learning more about the upcoming wedding of prince harry and american actress meghan markle, and we now know who's going to pay f

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breaking news right now at 4:25. a sigh of relief in the city of tampa, florida after police say they have a suspected serial killer behind bars. we're also going to break down what we know about north korea's latest missile launch and the country's tough talk. and we'll show you how one doctor is writin

parts of the dmv. we are going to get to all the stories in a moment but first we are talking about the weather forecast outside and it looks like it's going to be a warm one miri. >> yes once again the temperatures climbing to the 60s. it is 45 degrees outside right now. we have clear skies and winds out of the southwest at 7 miles per hour. makes it feel just a tad cooler. it feels more like 41 degrees. so this is what it will be like for kids at the bus stop. dress them for temperatures between 36 and 47 degrees. again, layers will be the key here. pack on the layers this morning. so by the afternoon, they can just peel off the layers and be comfortable as temperatures climb to 65 degrees. and in november can you believe that? we are well above average once again today. so we'll see the highs around the 60s across most of the area including leesburg at 62. and we're up to 63 in andrews today. our next chance of rain comes in tomorrow night. and it looks like tomorrow evening you are dry for the drive home. shower chances better after 10:00 p.m. and there you can see by 8:00, some faint showers to the no

overnight. ellen? all right miri thinking i brought the wrong coat. i brought the heavy winter coat. it was cold. all right if you are heading out right now just construction reports for the most part. we did have a police investigation going on on west virginia avenue northeast right at queens street northeast. sounds like it was a shooting overnight. i do believe they have opened back up this is the 1100 block of queens street and you should be okay if you are leaving that neighborhood in next this morning. -- northeast this morning. also if you are heading up on the topside of the beltway, right as you pass by the inner loop and connecticut avenue and georgia avenue. larry and jan that's where you will see some crews working. ellen thank you. now to a pair of stories that are certainly tough to talk aboutment but important that we share to you at home. two adults who had regular contact with children are now facing serious criminal charges. >> yeah, kathy rocket already faces 34 sexual assault charges in orange county, virginia and this morning, you can add 12 more to that

county. they all come from students she allegedly touched or forced into sexual situations during her time as a volunteer softball coach in both counties. prince george's county, another volunteer coach is facing similar charges. carl joseph volunteered at gwen park high. he sent a naked picture to a student there police say. a second student who was aware of it told a teacher. later today funeral services will be held for a baltimore police detective who was killed with his own service weapon. the detective sean suiter was shot and killed last week as he followed up on a case that was assigned to him. investigators are still trying to track down the person who shot him. a service will be held at mount pleasant church and ministries in baltimore starting at 10:15 this morning. that's a quick look at that's going on. the news at -- what's going on. the news at 4:30 starts right now. and good wednesday morning everybody, thank you for joining us, i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm larry miller. welcome back friend. good te

be back. >> always good to see you at home as well. it's actually been fairly warm since you've been gone. >> has it? we can do repeat miri. >> yes just for today. we'll get a little bit cooler after that. 45 degrees outside right now. we're starting off with clear skies and nice warm-up once again is in the forecast. for kids at the bus stop, layers is going to be the best thing for them. 36 to 47 degrees at the bus stop this morning. with a time they're heading home, 65 degrees and you'll find those 60s area-wide around the region today. but don't get too comfortable with the 60s. we've got a chance of rain in the forecast. we will see the showers later tonight likely everyone is in bed at that point. this is 6:30 p.m. and your drive home is still good tomorrow. heading out to the christmas tree lighting. the weather will be fine. there'll be some clouds and it will be a little bit cool but you don't have to worry about the rain. now later that night around 10:00 or so, 11:30, you notice the showers moving in area-wide and we'll see them all the way through early friday morning. so at 6:30 a.m. you can still be

shower on the roads. meaning your drive in, oh, maybe not the best when you got the sprinkles out there but they clear out very quickly. not like we're looking at rain all throughout day. so bottom line, look for showers tomorrow. mainly after 10:00 p.m. ellen? >> oh no upset about that update. friday drive might be a little bit wet. never good. we'll be here tracking it and we can tell you the trouble spots out on the roads. right now no issues out there really. we had an investigation with d.c. police. there was a shooting overnight by west virginia avenue northeast in queens street. it was really reported in the 1100 block of queens street and they have been able to clear this. you should be fine now in the neighborhood in northeast. other than that, i've been talking about construction, three areas here's the third one that i didn't mention yet. route 1 southbound in maryland between montgomery road and sunnyside avenue watch out for crews there. all right ellen thank you so much. the president is getting ready to travel to missouri later today to push tax reform. the senate budget committee voted along party lines yesterday and advancing