rose hasn't responded to our request for comment. it's surreal over the last 24 hours being in the tracking booth recording these lines and allegations about someone you know so well and care so much about, but we keep saying as tough as it is, it makes it even more important that we continue to follow this story and tell these women's horrific details. >> it is tough. we are all part of a story. i never in a million years, we, charlie rose, cbs would be involved in the story this way as we are, but i think we're not shy about reporting it and that's important. >> it is important. >> it's positive in your piece. i keep thinking about the number of talented women who have left media and entertainment because of an abuser's power over them. the lot of talent these industries have suffered. >> i think things are changing and that's a good thing. >>> president trump said he would rather have controversial republican roy moore in the senate than a democrat. moore denies accusations made more than nine times now. president trump made it cl

all the accused worked or tried to work for charlie rose.suspended distribution of the program. rose said in a statement it is essential that these women know i hear them and that i deeply apologize for my inappropriate behavior. i am greatly embarrassed. i have behaved insensitively at times and i accept responsibility for that though i do not believe all of these allegations are accurate. i always felt that i was pursuing shared feelings even though i now realize i was mistaken. cbs released a statement saying rose is suspended immediately while we look into this matter. these allegations are extremely disturbing and we take them very seriously. the washington post reporter who broke the story told us that she received more than a dozen e-mails from other women who now want to spe we at cbs as difficult as this is think it is very important that we hear from all of these women. >> well said. and i know gayle and i have talked about that. how courageous it is to be able to share this, because for many of them it's been something they've kep

there is no human resources department in the charlie rose show. many of these women said even if they wanted to file an official complaint, they wouldn't even know who to go to. >> reporter: one of the accusers, a former assistant, said in a facebook post the work environment at the charlie rose show supported a spectrum of misconduct. she's one of two women who told "the washington post" they reported rose's behavior to the show's executive producer yvette vega. she claims veg ga would shrug and just say, that's just charlie being charlie. in a statement to "the post," vega wrote, i should have stood up for them. i failed. it is crushing. i deeply regret not helping them. the charlie rose program airs on cbs and then re-airs on bloomberg. both networks have suspended the program. charlie rose has co-hosted this broadcast since its debut in 2012. he's also a contributing correspondent to "60 minutes." in a statement cbs news says he's suspended immediately while we look into the matter. these allegations are extremely disturbing and we take them v

but this romantic day is different. >> the price of roses, especially red roses, goes up anywhere from three-fold for five-fold. >> reporter: financial website bankrate says a typical valentine's day celebration, roses, chocolates, champagne and jewelry and a nice dinner could set you back $512! it's the fourth most lucrative event on the calendar behind christmas and back to school and mother's day says tony case. billion this year on valentine and up 19 billion from last year. >> reporter: seems like a lot of people say this is a setup holiday. it's a hallmark holiday. >> men hate it because they feel obligated to top themselves! women hate it because they always hate the gifts they get! or somehow doesn't live up to their expectations so nobody is happy. >> should we call the doctor? >> no, it's the day. christmas, new year's day, she is fine. valentine's day, not so good. >> reporter: financial strain could accompany the emotional stress as restaurants take advantage to raise prices and valentine's day day at this restaurant in new york city is $175 per person. on other days, it's

becomes paradise city for guns 'n roses fans. as they with that proposition that it's -- >> what proposition? >> that abortion is murder? >> no, i don't disagree with it. >> world leaders say they have made progress in safeguarding nuclear materials wanted by terrorists. >> a message from military officials to the leader of isis. >> i hope that al baghdadi watches these press conferences because i want him to know we are hunting for him. >> get ready for a wild weekend in weather. >> 13 million in the path of relentless storms. >> then we have this crazy development. >> 3 to 6 inches of snow. >> an unscheduled three-day weekend for chicago school kids as teachers walked off the job. >> stubborn cow refuses to become a burger. standing outside of a slaughter house in queens, new york. you'll never guess who saved the cow. jon stewart! >> here you go, buddy. >> guns 'n roses fans thought it would never come but it's happening. the kickoff reunion tour is starting at the iconic troubadore theater. >> all that. ♪ >> taylor swift's co

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>> no, no, don't do that. >> charlie rose clones. >> hi, i'm charlie rose. >>> on "cbs this morning"- >> ice land! iceland! one of the biggest sensations in the history of football, and england, utter misery, oh, my goodness, me! captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning," we begin with the loss of a sports legend. basketball coach pat summitt died this morning after battling early onset dementia. she helped lead to a revolution in women's sports starting in the 1970s. summitt was the winningest coach in women's basketball history. >> revolution is right. the tennessee team won over 1100 games over 38 seasons. she won eight national titles and appeared in 18 final fours. dana jacobson with cbs sports is here with groundbreaking rights. dana, good morning. she red a revolution on so many different levels, not just leadership but everything. >> that's what everyone has been pat summitt in 1954 was given the head coaching job in tennessee she was 21 years old making $200 a month. the legacy she leaved behind is priceless. >> reporter: like any good head coach, pat summit

cbs news president david rose has insisted the network never protected charlie rose. in a note to employee, he revealed the company has retained an outside law firm to help investigate sexual harassment and misconduct complaints. briton says her inbox is filling with potential new leads. >> we're looking at the information that is coming in and we're vetting it and continuing our reporting. >> reporter: charlie rose has not responded to a request for comment but told "the post" your story is unfair and inaccurate. through an attorney, three women also told "the post" they planned to file a lawsuit in the coming days. gayle. >> all right, anna, thank you. listen, the more you hear about the story, the more awkward and more uncomfortable it is. but the good news is, you can say good news, is that the company's investigating, hired somebody from the outside, and i really do feel let the chips fall where they may. we take it very, very seriously. >> as the son of somebody who worked in the news business in the '50s and '60s, i think about the women who had to come forward

. >> hello, charlie rose! >> charlie rose! >> yes! >> is it? >> charlie, what are you going to say? >> i love charlie rose. >> me too. not discovered by diddy but discovered -- who discovered you? >> i discovered myself! >> oh, that's right! >> on "cbs this morning." >> no one is going to listen to you. >> all right. >> unless you -- i don't know how to put this. >> all right. >> "trump it up a little bit. >> pass the zadroga act and dip them in gold and wear them around my friggin' neck! fantastic! announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places! >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is off dp station with us. >>> driversthe divers are combing through a lake about three miles from the shooting scene in san bernardino. >> farook and malik may have been in the area before the killings. john blackstone is at the second lake park in san bernardino where the killers may have left an important piece of computer john, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. sources tell cbs news that the divers here are looking for a computer harddrive has

rose byrne is her name. she's in studio 57.the move from drama, plus her role on screen. she's got a new baby in the ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ ♪ that's what friends are for ♪ if good times and bad times i'll be onou more ♪ ♪ that's what friends are for [ applause ] >>> sounds like me and norah. >> i know. >> that's bad, rose. rose byrne making her comedic name with kristin wiig in "bridesmaids." before that, byrne's breakouts role in "damages" earned her emmy and golden globe nominations. she went on to star in blockbusters like "the internship" and "spy" alongside melidicalliissa mccarthy. and now shies starring in "neighbors 2" with seth rogen. a couple's home sale is in jeopardy after a rowdy sorority moves in next door. >> i cannot shut down a sorority that's flying to become independent. >> why -- that's trying to become independent. >> why not? >> it's a p.r. nightmare. >> a >> for example, sexist female dean shut down sorority. >> that is reverse sexism, which is in and of itself tough do. >> there is no such thin

hello, charlie rose. >> fantastic!mber 7th, through friday, december 11th, with limited access to e-mail. >> who got him to do that? coming up, billy eichner in studio 57. >> i want that. >> very funny. >> want me to do that for you? >> ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. don't miss the lowest prices of the season going on now, with our best-buy rated c2 queen mattress now only $699.99. >>> he'll interview the prime minister of israel and indicate branchet at the same -- cate blanchett at the same time. who discovered you? >> i discovered myself. >> that's right! charlie rose doesn't need jud atta apatow, amy schumer! >> hilarious billy eichner. you can see his energetic persona on "billy on the street." he runs around quizzing strangers with random questions, and sometimes brings celebrities like tina fey along for the ride, as well as his sidewalk adventures. he's also starring in the online scripted

i don't know what more we can do to charlie rose except a public flogging.s gone, he's not coming back to cbs news. norah o'donnell, jon dickerson and i are the new team. i know we bring up quality broadcasts surrounded by a quality team. and all we can continue to do is do the best possible job that we can. but you see these allegations. you hear the stories, and it just makes you sick all over again. and i don't know what to do. >> we have to handle the story for -- >> i'm sick of handling it. i just want to move forward and do the best job that we can. that said, you can't ignore what these women are saying. that's also part of my anguish, to know that women are hurt and to say what they're saying. it's good that we're having this conversation. >> 27 new women. >> as we said, we will be covering this story. >> that's the thing, we're not running away >> they reach out to see if they have the new or same cancer since our first report on monday. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." ways to lthe northern belly fat. percussion massage. not cool. freezing aw

>> yeah. >> rose was immediately drawn to julie.ch time with the ohio mother as she could. eventually, writing her a letter. >> she said hi julie, today is a pleasure for me to write you this letter. i want you to know that i love you so much and i'm happy to be your friend. i like the way you act and when you talk with me i'm feeling good. i want to tell you that i want you to be my mom adoption. love rose berlin. >> nobody knows how many orphans there are in haiti and there are no state-run orphanages. before the earthquake this was the poorest country in the western hemisphere. there's no free public education. there is half of the adult population that can read. there are few social services. for many, daily life is simply a game survival. since the quake, it's only gotten worse. >> one of the problems that we have is -- i can talk about sanitation or what else. >> unicef is one of the many organizations working to make sure children are a top priority. the new head of haiti's social services agency is also trying to turn things

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it's chuck rose and i want to invite you to try the hottest new thing in ryan my chuck rose brand rose and with every purchase of my rose i'll give you a preview of my hit single "rose," but you got to buy the album. >>> what to you say after that? >> i don't know. it's an honor to work with chuck rose. welcome to the weekend everyone. i'm anthony mason along with dana jacobs. we begin this morning with a major staff shake-up at the white house. reince priebus is out as president trump's chief-of-staff after six months of infighting, chaos and little progress in advancing president trump's legislative agenda. >> priebus will be replaced by general john kelly. it comes less than a day after president trump's push to repeal obamacare fails in the senate, in which the new white house communications chief anthony scaramucci warned that priebus's days in the administration were numbered. ar ol bar net. >> good morning. president trump has reshuffled his staff once again kicking out long time alley reince priebus with republican national committee alum sean spicer also on his way out soon. h

i am charlie rose, the sick charlie rose with the great help of erica hill.00 people died. erica went back there to see what's happened to some of the children there who survived. >> the children were among the hardest-hit victims. so many were orphaned and that's where a special couple from ohio fits into this story. >> we were thrust into a sea of faces of children. >> reporter: john and julie pranor didn't come to haiti looking to grow their family. >> all wanting to spend time with us on the playground. and the thing that struck me more than anything else was the only thing they wanted was us. and time. >> reporer: participants already parents to a blended family of eight children and just years away from being empty nesters, the ohio couple arrived here to help out, part of a trip with their church. but there was one pair of eyes that made a lasting impression. >> she was across the room from me watching my face, i could feel her watching me. >> reporter: 10-year-old rose berlin has seen more than a child should at her age. abandoned by her father, rose

assad spoke with charlie rose on sunday. of bashar al assad, he's the hope. that's not what they say anymore. >> who? >> people who write about you, talk about you, people who analyze syria and your regime. >> exactly. so the hope for american is different from the hope of syrians. for me i should be hope for syrian. neither american or french. i'm president to help syrian people, so this question should start from the hope of the syrian people and if there's any change regarding that help we should ask the syrian people not anyone else in the world. >> but now they say, their words, a butcher. comparisons to the worst dictators to ever walk on the face of the earth, comparing you to them. using weapons that go beyond war fafrmt everything they could say bad about a dictator they're now saying about you. >> first of all, when you have a doctor who cut the leg to prevent the patient from the gangrene if you have to we i don't call him a butcher. we call him a doctor. we thank him for saving our lives. when you have terrorism,

. >> will guns and roses make a final push? we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> a lot of disaster. a lot of people hurt right now. >> we expect most rivers to crest in the next few days. >> flood fears rise in more than a dozen states. living under warning. missouri is grappling with what officials there are calling historic -- >> white house conditions from the northeast to the midwest. >> thousands of travelers are stranded. >> we don't even know if we are going to get on a flight. >> george pataki announced the suspension of his campaign and donald trump is ramping up his fight against hillary. >> madam president, can you imagine? if it has to be a woman, which i'm all in favor one day, it shouldn't be hillary. >> the u.s. military says iranian naval vessels conducted rocket tests near u.s. war strips in the strait of hormuz. >> a 4.4 magnitude earthquake widely fel across southern california. >> everything started shaking really bad. >> the fbi is investigating the fatal c

well now that's possible with the charlie rose in a can. kit includes a can of black spray paint and a round wooden table. it's perfect for every room in the house because now every room will look exactly the same. >> we use the charlie rose in a cab for our baby's room. >> he loves the gaping void of nothingness. >> i use charlie rose in a can in the bathroom and now i feel like i'm shaving in deep space with a table. >> so get charlie rose in a can today but please do not puff me. >> very funny. >> you know, black goes with everything. >> it really does. >> it works. it works on the charlie rose show. it works everyone. >> i have to give them credit. it was their idea. >> how much does charlie rose in a can cost? >> $1.98. >> there you go. i know you made much more than that for that table. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." >> our fifth anniversary, by the way. >> fifth anniversary. happy birthday to us. five years old. we're potty trained and everything. we're ready to go. >> speak for yourself. >> i'll speak for myself. >>> coming

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it's rose souvoigono, which is wild rose.? >> the one item always in my refrigerator is amora french dijon mustard. this is so strong that it clears your sinuses. and it's fabulous. >> wasabi? >> like wasabi, right. i bring it back from france get it here, get people to send it to me. and i've used it in the lemon saffron aoli that i recommend you dip the asparagus. >> i will do that. who would you love to have this meal with, if you could have it with anyone? >> you know what, it would really have to be my sister because these are also om of her favorite foods. you know and it's really sort of a mash-up. southern pork sandwich the double cherry pie with streusel topping, which we have right here, and that's sort of other than. then you have the shrimp and the grilled asparagus with aoli and that's kind of french. >> a little tradition here as jeff takes us to the break. you sign the dish. loved having you. >> would love to. this is so much fun. thank you for having me. >> thanks for being here. >> for more, head to our websi

usually i'm a little bit tired. >>> i'm charlie rosee with >> i'm'm charlieie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. we hope you're enjoying a wonderful new year's celebration. we recorded part of this broadct in the days leading up to the holidays. a new year, aren't we, norah o'donnell? >> very excited. >> i just want to make sure everything is all good as w celebrate 2016. right now let's h hd to the news for a check of the morning headlines. >> good morning and happy new year, i'm don dahler. the world rang in the new year peacefully. about a million people p ptied in new year's times square. security was tight there and in many cities overseas. munich, germany, closed its train station over a tip that a suicidee attack was planned. the fbi arrested a man for an alleged terror plot in new york. chuck schumer warned against lone wolf atckers. >> these are individuals, disaffected. in the case of rochester, some mental illness, who are encouraged and persuaded by isis over the internet. >> therrest led rochester to cancel last night's fireworks. >>> two hours before midnight a dub

. >>> i'm charlie rose.iscal cliff, but there's signs this morning the stalemate in washington is starting to break. >> and that's good news for both sides of the aisle. president obama and house speaker john boehner met face to face sunday for the first time in nearly a month. major garrett is at the white house with where things stand this morning. >> reporter: speaker boehner has told the white house and his fellow house republicans he wants the outlines of a fiscal cliff deal no later than this saturday. and if that's to be achieved, events of this past weekend may have proved piftal. obama and boehner met here at the white house sunday, and that meeting left both hopeful those subsequent conversations at the staff level achieved little apparent progress. even so, the president extended the invitation to boehner friday after boehner, for the first time in a press conference, publicly at least hinted he might be open to raising the top income tax rates on the top 2% of american household income earners. t

hello, charlie rose. >> fantastic!mber 7th, through friday, december 11th, with limited access to e-mail. >> who got him to do that? coming up, billy eichner in studio 57. >> i want that. >> very funny. >> want me to do that for you? >> yes, >>> he'll interview the prime minister of israel and indicate branchet at the same -- cate blanchett at the same time. who discovered you? >> i discovered myself. >> that's right! charlie rose doesn't need jud atta apatow, amy schumer! >> hilarious billy eichner. you can see his energetic persona on "billy on the street." he runs around quizzing strangers with random questions, and sometimes brings celebrities like tina fey along for the ride, as well as his sidewalk adventures. he's also starring in the online scripted comedy -- appropriate name -- "difficult people." difficult is right. billy eichner joins us at the table. >> hey, guys. >> welcome. >> that moment with you and charlie is clearly spontaneous. you don't know -- they don't know what you're going to say. you don't giv

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oprah winfrey is in studio 57 with rose byrnes.and there she is, just walked in. ahead why they all came together t share the story of the immortal life of henrietta black. you'll learn a lot in the next hour, but first here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> the authorities are frantically looking for him but they concede he could be almost anywhere. >>> vice president pence said pressure may convince north korea to abandon its nuclear program. >> despite the vice president reiterating the u.s. is committed to the denuclearization of th peninsula, north korea has other ideas. >> this thing is ratcheting up intensely and somebody could make a mistake and then war. >> i don't worry about the u.s. miscalculating. i worry about kim jong-un. >>> one last round of door knocking. you know the entire political world is focused when president trump tweets about it twice before 7:00 a.m. >>> supreme court justice neil gorsuch waited 11 minutes before asking a question during his first day on the bench. >> getting to work. he's ready to go. >