captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is thursday, november 30th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." new accusations of sexual misbehavior by matt lauer one day after being fired by nbc news. explosive reports shows a pattern of mixing work and sex during his tenure at the "today" show. president trump tweeretweet anti-muslim texts. a computer glitch gives too many american airlines pilots time off over the holidays. up to 15,000

affected. the company is scrambling to avoid a holiday meltdown. and in our series "a more perfect union," how autoworkers in ohio build a robotic arm for a co-worker in need. we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> nbc is absolutely reeling. it's more than a scandal. it's a betrayal. >> i honestly want answers from nbc. >> sexual misconduct allegations mount against matt lauer. >> there were high-level employees that were aware. >> the prime minister -- >> the threat is real, and that is what the president is talking about. >> jared kushner met earlier this month. michael flynn was the main topic of conversation. >> the united

council held a special meeting. american airlines is scrambling to find pilots due the a scheduling glitch. >> all that -- >> prince william with the real reason why he's happy his brother is finally getting married. >> they have a missile that could reach the united states. >> i know it's terrible. i think there's something comforting about the fact it's not just u.s. who has to worry. >> kim jong-un could even hit toledo, ohio, america's favorite and most important city where the city keeps all of the weapons and money and jewels. that's toe lledo. t-o-l-e-d-o. 23 degrees north, 83

west. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king and vladier duthiers. we're hearing multiple allegations against "today" show host matt lauer. they include indecent exposure and at least one sexual assault during his career at nbc news. >> "variety" magazine's explosive report tells how his work and sex were intertwined. he's among a list of influential man including our former co-anchor charlie rose. bianna golodryga is here with the latest claim. good morning. >> you said it best yesterday, gayle. deja vu all over again. matt lauer was the longest

he's now off the job because of how he allegedly acted when the cameras were off. we're hearing reports of lewd messages, text messages, and even worse. nc matt lauer's co-host found out about firing just houring before going on the air. the source said nbc fired him at 10:00 p.m. the previous night. in an e-mail to staff the nbc chairman cited a detailed complaint from a colleague about inappropriate sexual behavior. nbv said it started during the 2014 sochi olympics and continued in the workplace after the games. >> he really used his power in these situations. >> they spent two months investigating lauer's conduct for "variety" magazine. among the allegations they uncovered, he allegedly dropped his pants in front of an employee and rep panhandled her for not engaging in

act. in "the new york times" one woman said he sexually assaulted her in her office until she passed out with her pants pulled halfway down. >> it wasn't just matt lauer's inappropriate conduct with women, but there were higher level officials that knew and spoke openly about it. >> in a statement, they say they were never made aware. he joined katie couric at "today" in 1997. >> i want to say imeechl looking forward to working with you. >> she joked about him and higgs behavior in an interview. >> what are some of his most annoying habits? >> he pinches me on the ass a lot. >> the comment in front of meredith

>> keep hanging around like that. that's a nice view. >> neither katie couric nor meredith vieira have yet commented. as we mentioned, this follows cbs news firing of charlie rose over reports of sexual misconduct at his pbs program. of course, our thoughts are with savannah and our colleagues over at nbc and there with the women who had to endure all of this and were brave enough to come forward. >> women and matt's wife. i'm thinking about her. >> and their three children. >> three children who are old enough to read and follow all of this. it's a very sad story for everybody involved on many different levels. >> what's haunting about this as shocked and saddened we are, think of these young women who looked up to these towering media figures and in some cases were heartbroken by them and they felt trapped. >> i think that's the main part about these stories, how they

be feeling during this time. >> i mentioned this last week. women will not achieve full equality in the workplace until there's a reckoning and taking of responsibility. the point is many women have left journalism because of treatment like this. that's the story i keep hearing over and over again. these are women who contribute to this field and that's true of many over professional fields. that's the painful thing. good, good people have left professions that could have stayed or wanted to. >> it's hard when the person is your superior. >> the conversation has started. >> this is the reckoning. >> i think the panel that we did last week, i think it was jane rosenthal who said pandora's box has opened and pandora's pissed. i keep hearing there's more to come. what does that mean? i don't know. >> i'm looking down at my phone and this is a live broadcast

we're being told matt lauer has put out a statement. he did not comment all day yesterday. he put out a statement. here it is. he said there are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain i have caused others by the words and actions of the people i have hurt. i am truly sorry. as i write this, i'm aware of the depth and damage left at home. some of what is being said about me is untrue or mischaracterized but there's enough truth in these stories to make me feel embarrassed or shamed and i regret it's now shared with my family. i'm beginning to cure. it the last few days have forced me to take a hard look. it's been humbling. i thank them for their patience and grace. >> he has spoken up. in some other news right now, president trump's twitter habit is putting a new strain on

closest ally. the president retweeted inflammatory anti-muslim messages yesterday including misleading messages posted by a far right british group. that drew criticism from prime minister theresa may. mr. trump pushed back last night tweeting, don't focus on me. major garrett is at the white house. major, good morning. >> good morning. president is urging them to stay focused. he undercut that message and abandoneds he own focus by inflaming political passions in britain, by giving political endorsements to a far right nationalist party there. >> together we will give the american people a big beautiful christmas present. sfloo president trump used ornamental lan garage to pitch tax cuts but his retweets of anti-immigrant anti-muslim posts

in brittain drew criticism the british prime minister. one video showed a boy being thrown off the roof but it turned out to be a fight between faxes. another boy was beat up who was on crutches. it turned out they were both born and bread there. >> the threat is real and that's what the president is talking about. >> through a spokesman prime minister theresa may called the retweets wrong. he responded don't focus on me. focus on the destruction tirch radical islamic terrorism taking place in the united kingdom. we're doing just fine. if one fear was not enough, he also treated when he learned about nbc's firing of "today" show host matt lauer over allegations of sexual

and one republican said behind the scenes the president may also be trying to talk himself and others into questioning the authenticity of the now infamous "access hollywood" tape. and the british parliament is angrily rethinking president trump's tweets. she's thinking of rescinding her invitation for the president to visit britain sometime next year. >> thank you so much. senators voted last night along party lines, 52-48 to start the debate on the bill. no democrats support the package. president trump retweeted working americans not the wealthy will benefit from the tax cuts. nancy cordes is following the debate on capitol hill. good morning. >> good morning. senate democrats do not agree with the president's assessment and neither do independent analysts. they say that under the senate plan, the biggest share of the

individual tax cuts actually go to those making more than a million a year. people who make less than $75,000 would actually see their taxes go up within 10 years, a problem that republicans say will be fixed down the road. now, this bill is still being revised to appease some gop deficit hawks. they're discussing the decision if they eliminate some of these if the gop proposal doesn't grow the economy as planned. some republicans say, no, they'd rather see automatic spending cuts in that scenario rather than tax increases. senators marco rubio and mike lee want to lower the costs by bumping the bit corporate tax cut back up by two percentage points, using some of that money to pay for an even bigger increase in the child tax credit. and the committee says under this plan, more than 60% of americans would get a tax cut of at least $100

republicans, gayle, are hoping to hold a vote on the plan by the end of the week. >> thank you very much, nancy. the trump administration is urging all countries to cut ties with north korea after its newest missile test. a video overnight showed wednesday's launch of the intercontinental ballistics missile. analysts say it's capable of striking anywhere in the united states. american u.n. ambassador nikki haley says this brings the world closer to war. she warned north korea would be utterly destroyed if war comes. ben tracy has more. good morning. >> good morning. today china flat out rejected president trump's call to cut ties with their regime. they want the u.s. to try diplomacy even though north korea seems more intent on testing missiles

missile launched into the night sky, a beaming kim jong-un was clearly pleased with his regime's accomplishment. the hwasong-15 rocket was launched. >> the dictator made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer to war, not farther from it. >> reporter: at an emergency meeting of the u.n. council u.n. ambassador nikki haley make a stark warning about what she calls north korea's continued act of aggression. >> if war comes, make no mistake. the regime will be utterly destroyed. >> president trump made a call to chinese president to cut off gas to north korea. he made fun of him during the et

>> reporter: they're taking it very seriously. >> i think it clears from the pictures, it's a more capable rocket certainly than the last one we saw. >> reporter: david wright of the union of conservative scientists says he's surprised how fast north korea is advancing its missile program. >> i'm less skeptical that they can deliver a warhead to the west coast and certainly parts of the united states. i think the threat they're talking about is certainly a real threat at this point. >> reporter: after this latest missile launch, north korea has declared it's completed its nuclear weapons program. kim jong-un said it was such a milestone it should be recorded in the nation's history. norah? >> ben tracy, thank you. alabama republican roy moor said the lgbtq

derail his campaign. he spoke last night near mobile, alabama. >> they're liberals. they don't want conservative values. they're the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender who want to change our culture, they're socialists who want to change our way of life, putting man above god. and the government is our god. >> moore again denies the claims that he made sexual advances to teenage girls while he was in his 30s. lawmakers approved yearly anti-harassing training for themselves yesterday. john conyers was home in detroit and missed the vote. the longest serving member denies the sexual harass management allegations against him. his lawyers say conyers has no plans to resign. police in north carolina are asking the public for help as the search for a

day. mariah woods was last seen at home on sunday night. the false sighting on monday was a false alarm. demarco morgan is outside the toddler's home. good morning. >> reporter: vlad, good morning to you. more than a dozen local, state, and federal agencies are now involved. while they consider this to be an isolated incident, the community is anxious for answers. investigators are going door to door in the search for 3-year-old mariah woods while officials turn to the public for help. hans miller reports. >> they're hiding fears that she was taken from the home at random. >> what are the concerns? is there cause for conce

are you treating this as an isolated incident? >> we believe it's a focused incident. we do not believe there's a need to put a danger warning out. >> reporter: on wednesday a promising lead hit a road block. police confirm these photos taken around 40 miles from the family home is not mariah woods. without any new leads this town remains on high alert, holding onto the hope that mariah will be found. she lives about a mile away. >> my home is safe. that's important toe-to-me. what's also important is that this lit 38-year-old comes home safe as well. >> reporter: authorities are asking anyone who had contact with mariah's family on sunday or monday to come forward immediately. norah? >> thank you so much. the suspected serial killer is expected to make

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that could cause problems leaving them without pilots for 15,000 flights and those jets cannot leave without them. kris van cleave is outside reagan national airport where the frustration is taking off. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this software issue could affect flights between december 17th and the 31st. par pli in hub cities like detroit, chicago, miami, and here in washington. american say thiers working to solve the problem. the pilots union says that might not be so easy. thousands of holiday travelers are hoping for a holiday miracle. a shortage of pilots could ground flights around the country. >> it's kind of stressful. >> it's not fair. who's going to fly us home to our families, you

>> reporter: pilots bid every month. a computer glitch allows them to drop their flights during the scheduled holidays without confirming another pilot was available. as a result thousands were left unstaffed. american went on to say we have reserve pilots to help cover and we are paying pilots who pick up certain hours 150% of their hourly rate. >> that i do 'do not want to be a scrooge and cancel a lot of people's vacations. >> reporter: they say its terms violate the current labor contact. captain dennis tager. >> it's going to require thinking and unusual arrangements but none of that can happen until we're able to sit down and actually talk about it. >> reporter: american says it does not entend to cancel any flights during the holidays and believes it can fill this pilot

the airlines say it's not possible to panic just yet but they can't rule out the possibility of some cancellations. norah, we'll be watching this closely. >> just a small panic going on if you have an american ticket. new information shows a florida runaway is on the road with a now former soccer coach at her high school. investigators say surveillance camera found 17-year-old kaitcan frisina with 27-year-old rian rodrigu rodrigu rodriguez. good morning. >> good morning. the sheriff's office say they could be anywhere by now. surveillance videos are giving them much clues but whereabouts are unkno a

on the run for five days. >> we love you and miss you. >> reporter: scarlet frisina is desperate to hear from her daughter, a star player on her high school soccer team. seen here before her disappearance getting pumped for a game. >> we need to know that you're safe. we need to know that you're okay. please call us. call somebody. let somebody know. >> police say the teen snuck out of her bedroom window and ran off with rodriguez sometime between saturday night and sunday morning. surveillance video indicates the two are in rodriguez's red 2001 mercury sable making their way up interstate 95. they were first spotted in st. mary's, georgia, when frisina used her atm card to take out $200. cameras caught them again at gas station in hardeeville and then inside this convenience store in st. george where the two were seen standing close together.

is seen entering this pawn shop in fayetteville, north carolina, some 400 miles away from lake city, florida. >> he was a fine young man, a mentor to the soccer team. there were no indicators that he would do something like this. >> reporter: police say rodriguez does not have a criminal past and there was no clue of a romantic relationship. >> if they had a romantic relationship, it was a tight, tight secret. caitl caitlyn has a boyfriend. he spent thanksgiving with her. >> this is a complete shock. >> it is. >> are you going to look at it as a criminal case? >> we're focusing solely on getting caitlyn home. >> reporter: police say that rodriguez can be charged with interfering with child custody which is a felony in florida. but, again, their goal right now o

her home safely. they're focusing in the northeast, specifically new jersey, pennsylvania, even canada where both have friends and relatives. gayle? >> there are pictures out there. thank you so much. i'm thinking about the mother who's pleading on national tv. i hope caitlyn will reach out to her mom. this morning charlie d'agata in london is looking for someone who started a royal romance. >> reporter: so who was that mystery match maker behind the blind date between prince harry and meghan markle? we have a couple of guesses and we'll have the story coming up on "cbs this morning." >> we've all been wondering. we invite you to listen to our cbs podcast. you get the news of the day, extended interviews and podcast originals. find them on apple's itunes and podcast apps. you're watching "cbs this morning." we thank you for that. we'll be right back.

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courtship is unanswered. this morning the name of their mutual friend who brought them together. charlie d'agata is outside london's kensington palace with what we know about this unnamed person. charlie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning from outside of what will be one of the marital home os prince harry and meghan markle. there's all kinds of curiosity about the details of the wedding. what people want to know first is who played cupid. >> it was a mutual friend. >> we should protect her privacy and not reveal too much of that. >> but it was literally -- it was through her. >> reporter: so who was that mystery matchmaker. britain's media's certainly scrambling to find out. the front-runners, violet von westin holtz who used to work for ralph lauren where she met markel. she

markel hosted wimbledon last year. it's a great story and i'm sure they're going to be very happy together. also in contention mutual friend and fashion designer mish misha nonoo. her husband apparently went to the same school as harry. and even in the gilded world of hollywood royalty, there was a surprising innocence surrounding that first date. >> yes, it was definitely a setup, a blind date. i didn't know much about him, and so the only thing i had asked her when she said she wanted to set us up. i had one question, was he nice? >> nice is one world to describe prince harry who seemingly doesn't own a television. >> because you were too busy ogling me to listen to what i said. >> i never heard of her until he said meghan markle. i saiding okay, right.

when i walked in the room and saw her and she was sitting there, i thought, okay, well, i'm going to have to up my game. >> well, he certainly upped his game. within a few weeks he had whisked megan off to africa, they camped under the stars of botswana and now they're about to hear wedding bells all thanks to a friend who set them up. >> yeah, a very good friend. >> even's like i want a friend like that, finding me a prince. >> i think it's great when they said look what you're giving up. she said i don't think i'm giving up anything. i'm looking forward to a new chapter in my life. the fact that she said is he nice and he said i have to up my game. he was a little nervous. >> there's a more similar thing. >> thank you, charlie d'agata. up next, a look at this morning's other headlines

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it is thursday, november 30th, 2017. the last day of november already. welcome back to "cbs this morning." ahead, in a story you'll see only on "cbs this morning," two of the women alleging sexual harassment in the national security world are talking about what triggered an angering letter. plus autoworkers who built a special part for one of their friends, a co-worker. first your "eye opener" at 8:00. >> matt lauer is now out of a job. >> he put

part of what's put out is untrue and uncharacterized but there's enough to make me embarrassed and ashamed. >> president trump is urging senate republicans to stay focused. the president undercut that message by giving endorsements to a far right nationalist party in brittain. >> independent analysts say under this senate plan, the biggest share of the tax cuts and the most permanent tax cuts go to those making more than a million a year. >> the only two countries who have ties with north korea is ru russia and china. >> this is the first year melania trump gets to decorate white house hallways for christmas. look at that. would you want that? that hallway doesn't say merry christmas 2017 as much as it says

3." i'm gayle king. matt lauer has made his first statement since being fired as host of the "today" show for sexual misconduct. sources say he was fired at 10:00 on tuesday night. that's one day after an nbc employee reported allegations to company representatives and h.r. >> articles feature allegations of indecent exposure and sexual assault by lauer. a very ryety says lauer was known for making lewd comments loudly or over text messages. good morning. >> good morning. it started during the 2014 sochi games and continued in the workplace after. nbc news chairman andy lack said they were given reason

believe it was not an isolated incident. the employee said he would invite them in over the years. the current and former nbc employees described lauer asphyxiated on women, especially their bodies and looks and he allegedly once gave a colleague a sex toy as a present with an explicit note how he wants to use it on her. in a statement nbc said prior to monday night current nbc news management was never made aware of any complaints about matt lauer's conduct. lauer's firing comes a week after cbs news fired fwormer co-anchor charlie rose over reports of misconduct at the charlie rose show. since the "washington post" show broke the story, we have reported at least four women at cbs who said he acted inappropriately at the network. they say they didn't receive any come plafrmts until after

term nation. matt lauer released this statement. there are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain i have caused others by words and actions. as i write think realize the damage i east left behind at home and at nbc. some of what is being reported is untrue or miscare terk rised but there's enough that i'm embarrassed and ashamed. repairing the damage will take a lot of time and soul searching and i'm committed to beginning that effort. it's now my full-time job. the last few days have forced me to take a look at my own troublinging life. it's been humbling. i thank them for their grace. >> this has been a disturbing story starting with fox news and harvey and then it's even more difficult as it hits clowe

rain shower our friends at nbc are dealing with. >> there's an interesting statement. there's enough truth in these stories to make me embarrassed and shame. this is part of the responsibility that comes with some of this reporting and behavior. >> what's more jarring is that both charlie and matt covered some of these very same stories that led to their terminations. >> i keep thinking about that, too, bianna. what they must have been thinking, doing some of the things that they're doing. >> especially the o'reilly one. >> thank you, bianna. garrison keillor is speaking out after he was fired from his longtime radio home. minnesota public radio dropped him yesterday after alleged inappropriate behavior toward a co-worker. he is best known for his decades "prairie home companion." he retired last year but has

keel lore said i have been fired over a story that's more complicated than they heard. he said, i put my hand on a woman's bare back. i meant to pat her back after she told me about her issue. her shirt was open and my hand went up it. she recoiled and i apologized. our sources say it lasted about 90 minutes. kushner had handed over documents related to his role in the firing of fbi director james comey. investigators asked him about kushner's interactions including meetings with michael flynn. the former national security adviser was forced to resign in february after former white house officials lied. in a statement kushner's attorney said kushner has voluntarily cooperated and will co

>> attorney general jeff sessions is not answering questions about a justice department investigation at harvard university. cbs news learned earlier this month that the doj is investigating the role in the process. they say asian american applicants are held to a higher standard. paula reid asked the attorney general about it and she got the silent treatment big time. she's outside headquarters in washington. good morning. i saw that news conference yesterday. that was a very interesting thing to watch. i have to say, you did not back down. >> that's right. you can't back down. the justice department hasn't really opened many civil rights investigations since jeff sessions took over, but it has launched this propose in the harvard university's practice actions while at the same time halting most other forms of it, this is the attorney general of

>> off camera the attorney general's communications team blocked questions. why is this a priority for your gist it is department? >> all right. >> why can't he answer that though. >> the conversation about the opioid policy. >> he was able to ask about alabama, sanctuary cities. why can't i ask about this? >> letters show the justice department's civil rights decision has concluded it's out of compliance with the law. they awe show that harvard has refused to hand ore documents. >> the justice department's investigation is unprecedent. >> she led the civil rights decision under president obama. >> the justice didn't has never been a party in these cases directly investigating an institutio

resources based on the color of one skin. >> attorney general session has been critical of affirmative action and in 2015 then candidate trump said it might be time to end the practice. >> i'm fine with it. we have it. it's there. maybe we're coming to a time when we don't need it. >> 65% believe race should not be used in admissions decisions. >> despite a lot of these programs that blacks and hispanics are underrepresented in colleges and universities today even more so than they were in 1980. >> the supreme court has upheld the use of race and admissions as recently as 2016. >> what is the legal argument that the justice department is trying to pursue with this investigation? >> well, the justice department is trying to keep up another case for the supreme court. it looks luke they're looking for a group of sympathetic students who have been denied admissioned a harvard and to try

communities of color by kind of pitting asian americans against african-american and hispanic students. >> the school says it is trying to give the document the documents it has requested while also protecting student privacy. the justice didn't has given harvard until friday to cooperate or it could file a lawsuit. norah? >> a really important story, paula. thank you for

a group of autoworkers created something amazing but you won't find it in a dealer's showroom. >> building parts for arms. i'm not a doctor, you know. >> they provide a change for a co-worker. that's ahead in our

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professionals issued an urgent call for action. they've all been trained to help protect americans. in this letter they're asking america to protect them. >> if those haven't been directly affected, they know somebody who has, and that whisper network has become more than a whisper. it's become a roar. >> what do you think with us the trigger? >> you know, i think part of it is this national moment. all of these women shouldn't have to put on armor to be with their co-workers. >> jenna ben ya houda, a former intel analyst and state department official said the recent wave of high-profile sexual harassment cases sparked a conversation among her fellow national security professionals. >> it took so little effort to get so many women, 223 women. >> each of those officials including nearly 70 current and former u.s. ambassadors as well as individuals from the cia,

their name urging action. the letter entitled #metoo was co-authored by ben ya houda who wrote, we, too, are survivors of sexual harassment, assault, or know o's who are. it's everywhere. how do you plan to protect the women who serve our nation? she said she grappled with multiple sexual harassment experiences. >> i didn't tell people at work because it was just one of those things you had to deal with. >> she said despite rising to higher rankings in her 32-year career, that still didn't protect her from unwanted advances from a congressman in the late 1990s. >> someone was trying to kiss me. it was clear it wasn't part of the policy discussion. and i said very kind of you, no thank you. again, i'm of a generation where my mother raised m

understand this was part of the cost of being in a male-dominated profession. >> but the ambassador told us she does not want the next generation to have their work suffer from having to manage around the misbehavior of co-workers. >> why aren't we defending the women who took the oath? it's time. >> ben ya houda and others shared concerns that even when harassment or sexual assault is reported through official channels, no immediate action is taken. she recalled sitting in morning meetings listening to her co-workers demean women. >> i was frequently the fly on the wall as senior men sat around the table and talked about who they thought was most attractive. >> the letter says existing policies meant to protect against harassment are weak, underenforced, and ka favor perpetrators. >> they're tired ott not being listened to or heard. to all of those

calling on people to make it stop. >> when contacted by cbs news, the state department says it has determined that additional resources are necessary to make sure allegations are investigated. the white house, the pentagon, and homeland security said they're reviewing their existing policies and the office of director of national intelligence said if they do find there are silos where reporting is discouraging or retall yaks happens, they will focus. gayle? >> all right. once again conversation is continues. ing that you very much, margaret brennan. officials work to build

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in our series "a more perfect union" shows us what unites us as americans is far greater than what divides us. autoworkers in ohio combine their team skills to give a team member a hand you could say. guess who's here at the table. that's you, scott. >> thanks for the

folks who used old school handiwork, high-tech engineering and relation ships around the world, they built something live-changing. >> when you bring a whole group of people with talents together, that's when you can build. >> i would have never dreamed when i started here we would ever do anything like this. >> this project had nothing to do with cars. so you've got tons of different backgrounds coming together that none of us have ever done before. >> reporter: something no one has done because these honda colleagues came together to build an arm for fellow employee tony leonard. >> i'm an enginr

cars. how am i going to build an arm? i'm not a doctor, you know. we'd done a lot of research on it and figured out we can do this. >> reporter: tony suffered from a childhood spinal condition that brought new problems in adulthood. a surgery helped strengthen his legs, but a separate rare disease ravaged his left elbow. >> i had gone through five surgeries to try to stabilize it and none of it was working, so the decision was just go ahead and amputate it. >> reporter: without a prosthetic arm to offer balance, tony was wheelchair-bound and so his colleagues stept in. manager thank kahle came up with the idea. >> the scanning, the 3-d printing it was obvious to me we were capable of it. >> reporter: kahle got the help of

>> each controlling different portions of the hand. >> reporter: richard crawson created a comfortable stand to be sure to ensure accurate scans of both tony's arms. they created 3-d models. >> we created this multiple times until we got something to work. >> once you get to know him, he would do anything to help you. >> reporter: susie bowles works in parts. electrical design engineer howard brought the fingers to live. david macke also gnome as gsh. >> -- macgyver. >> reporter: -- became the utility guy. >> there are things that take experience. i have the knack to be able to visualize beforehand what something's going to look like. >> reporter: after a couple of

months the team's work led to this day when tony leonard walked for the first time in two years. >> i was totally surprised how stable i was at first. i was excited. my adrenaline was pumping. i was happy. >> i have to say it was a pretty emotional day. it was great to see him walk in. >> reporter: eventually tony got a top of the line prosthetic through its insurance but that arm had limitations. the team rallied again, this time building a special hook so tony could hold onto his crutches and leave his wheelchair behind. >> they got you out of the chair. >> yeah, they got me out of the chair. >> how you do thank the guys for doing that for you. all i can do is continue to get stronger and usehe

they provided for me. >> we're not co-workers. we're family. it's good to be part of that. >> tony received six arms, each bettering. i have the first and last. honda has a conference that highlights problem-solving worldwide. typically it goes to innovation for designs for car, of course, last year the top award went to the team from ohio for building those very arms. >> yay. they deserve it. which arm is this? >> that's part of the last one. that was the fourth one. so the fourth and sixth one. again, they built him six arms and that one that you're holding right there, norah. that says the power of dreams that. was tattooed in that arm. but that was part of the 3-d engineering because they had to reverse the good arm to get something to fit. >> you can s

between the fourth one and last one. >> i'm so impressed. >> me too. >> these are workers who worked through lunch, came in early, worked late at night and it's one of those stories that it's pure. it's pure engineering meets pure love. >> it shows you the skill of an autoworker. they're not somebody putting widgets in a thing. it takes skill. >> it shows how we have more commonness than differences. thank you. we appreciate it. stotchlite of wbns-10tv. great to have you here. we'll have more coming up right here on "cbs this morning."

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welcome to great day washington. i markette sheppard. >> i'm kristen burnett harrison happy thursday. over the last 24 hours, we had shocking news of sexual harassment allegations against matt lauer and we have learned more details of the alleged incident. we won't get into it this morning. but, this morning, matt lauer released a statement and we wanted to share it with you addressing the news. he wrote, there are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain i have caused others by words and actions. the people i have heard, i am truly sorry for. as a write this, i realize the depth of the damage and disappointment i have left behind at home and at nbc. some of what is being said about me is untrue or mischaracterized but there is an of truth and the stories to make me feel embarrassed and

ashamed. i regret my shame is not shared by the people i cherish deeply. repairing the damage will take time and soul-searching and noncommitted to beginning that effort. it is not my full-time job. >> you feel for his family. there were reports that after he was let go he drove to see his son at school, he goes to school outside of manhattan. obviously, it will continue to be talked about it. the biggest thing is that we, as women, need to support the other women and to keep lifting each other up to know that we deserve more respect than we've been getting. these women, what they have gone through, i think the society is having a cultural shift and that is wonderful. as women, we need to continue supporting each other. >> i was thinking about young girls and people who may try to network, and not even be friends, but not work with these powerful people and follow in