u2 will play paris tonight and tomorrow and hbo will air u2 innocence, an appearance live in paris on9:00 eastern. to talk about the significance of that night in paris and its aftermath i'm pleased to be joined by the lead singer of u2. hey, guys. what was it like to be in paris when these attacks took place? >> it was, obviously, awful and chaotic and you immediately think of who you know, your crew, who's out in the city. that kind of mentality. we thought about the eagles and what was happening there. they were still locked in. >> this was the band playing where the largest number of people died. >> we tried to help them the next day with various things. we tried to find plane for them to get out and things like that. turns out the best way to help them was finding them phones. because their phones had been left in the venue and the venue was sealed off. they were in the police station and back in hotel rooms without communications. turns out that was the most useful thing was find them some phones. >> in a way this was an attack on the kind of life you guys represent. it's an att

u2 will play paris tonight and tomorrow and hbo will hair "u2, innocence and experience" live in paris at 9:00 p.m. eastern. to talk about the significance of that night in paris and its aftermath, i'm pleased to be joined now by bono and the band's guitarist, the edge. hey guys. what was it like to be in paris when these attacks took place? >> yeah, its was obviously awful and chaotic and you immediately think of who you know, your crew, who's out in the city, that kind of mentality. and then of course we thought about our fellows the eagles of death metal because they were still locked in at that time. >> this was the band playing at the bataclan. >> we tried to help them the next day. tried to find a plane for them to get out and things like that. turns out the best way we could help them was finding them phones. because their phones had been left in the venue and the venue had been sealed off. turns out that was the most useful thing that we did was find them some phones. >> in a way, this was an attack on the kind of life you guys represent, right? >> yeah. >> an attack on rock mu

u2 lead singer sung a classic. don't leave me. and if the evening needed more emotion, it got it in the end when bono called onto the stage, the band whose concert at the hall had been turned into a massacre where so many for murdered. u2 brought the eagles of death metal back to paris. >> they were robbed of their stage three weeks ago, and we would like to offer them ours tonight. would you welcome the eagles of death metal. >> reporter: no one was in doubt that the lyric of the band's first number, people have the power, meant something extra here. people have the power >> reporter: it was the first time the band had performed since the paris attack. its front man, explained why they had come. >> we love u2 so. i look around and i see -- how do i say it, our friends. >> reporter: the eagles of death metal were a popular but cult band before the attacks. now they're forever a part of bloody history and an effort to heal that's followed. >>> that's the cbs overnight news this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for ot

they are, there's u2. that's a great lesson for people, i think. if you summon them, they will come. >> i mean -- they seemed to. they seem actually pretty well versed in our stupid, stupid podcast. and bono even like took scott and i into another room and play us tracks from their next album. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. it was -- he drew us a picture. >> jimmy: oh, that's the picture i have. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he drew -- do you have to share this picture? what is this picture? >> i believe that is a hairy se. >> jimmy: a vase, yeah, uh-huh. >> with a heart that's being dropped into it by -- i don't know, a string of pearls? >> jimmy: is this hanging in >> it'in my daughter's room, yeah. >> jimmy: how would you rate, as having u2 on your youtube podcas it was like right in the middle, i guess. it was like my kids being born, but they're wearing like bono sunglasses i guess. >> jimmy: so pretty high. >> jimmy: very, very high. >> jimmy: this movie "krampus" looks very scary. is it? >> it's scary. well, krampus

. >>> u2 wrapped up concerts with the eagles of death metal. the eagles were playing the concert hall last month when terrorists turned it into a killing ground. we have more on thee band's emotional returnrn >> reporter: u2 had cancelled the paris concert in the aftermath of the attacks, but they were determined to make good on their promiseto return, and boy, did they return with a surprise finale. this was never going to be an ordinary rock concert. it was a statement that life would go on, and the it was a a trtrute tohose whose lives had u2 lead singer sung a classic. the song, ne me quitte pas, don't leave me. and if the evening needed more emotion, it got it in the end when bono called onto the stage, e band whose concert at the hall had been turned into a massacre where so many for murdered. u2 brought the eagles of death metal back to paris. >> they were robbed of their stage three weeks ago, and we would like to offer them ours tonight. would you welcome the eagles of death metal. >> reporter: no one was in doubt that the lyric of the

its front man, explained why >> we love u2 so. for giving us this opportunity. i look around and i see -- how do i say it, our friends. >> reporter: the eagles of death metal were a popular but cult band before the attacks. now they're forever a part of bloody history and an effort to heal that's followed. >>> that's the cbs overnight news this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. york city. republican presidential nomination calls for a ban on all muslims entering the united states. >>> also tonight, the san bernardino killers practiced at a shooting range. survivors tell their stories. >> i wept thinking why won't he stop. >> and the investigation of the chicago's pd's use of force against minorities,. >>> a queen praises a king and brings the president to tears. >> this is the cbs overnight news. >>> the front runner for the republican presidential his proposal to ban muslims from coming into the united states. much of the fire from his own party. donald trump did not back down. he says he doesn't care about the kritcriticism because he insists he'

its front man, explained why >> we love u2 so. for giving us this opportunity. i look around and i see -- how do i say it, our friends. >> reporter: the eagles of@death metal were a popular but cult band before the attacks. now they're forever a part of bloody history and an effort to heal that's followed. >>> that's the cbs overnight news this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. york city. republican presidential nomination calls for a ban on all muslims entering the united states. >>> also tonight, the san bernardino killers practiced at a shooting range. survivors tell their stories. >> i wept thinking why won't he stop. >> and the investigation of the chicago's pd's use of force against minorities,. >>> a queen praises a king andnd brings the president to tears. >> this is the cbs overnight news. >>> the front runner for the republican presidential his proposal to ban muslims from coming into the united states. much of the fire from his own party. donald trump did not bac wn. he says he doesn't care about the kritcriticism because he insists he's

the 10-year-old shared the stage with u2 twice. the most recent was for the tour stop in paris after the paris terror attacks. ktvu's noelle walker has the amazing story. >> reporter: >> reporter: he knows what he wants to be. he has been on stage. >> we were at the end of the cat walk. >> reporter: with one of the biggest bands in the world. [ singing ] >> reporter: center stage at last weekend's u2 concert in paris. >> felt like my mind was blown. >> reporter: to know how he came to rock out with the rock band you have to know where he came from. >> when i was first born the first song that came on -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: his fate was sealed. >> no. [ laughter ] >> they never had a choice. >> reporter: not with a bad who wanted to name him bono. >> middle name is paul which is bono's real name. >> reporter: bono called the 10- year-old up on stage at a concert in san jose. [ singing ] >> reporter: his first u2 song. but not his last. they held a contest, fans vetted to bring back -- voted to bring back people. >> he was

. >>> 2 rock band u2 made an emotional return to paris three weeks after their shows were canceled. the concerts are paying tribute to the victims of the massacre. elizabeth palmer is in london with the defiant message from the band. >> reporter: right after the paris attacks, the police shut down all large public gatherings, and two u2 concerts were canceled. but last night, the band was back on stage in top form. >> reporter: and 17,000 fans roared back their welcome. it's just over three weeks since u2 canceled two concerts, scheduled to go ahead in paris right after terrorists killed 130 people. 90 of them were music fans of listening to the band eagles of death metal. bono and the members of u2 paid tribute to the victims at a memorial nearby and vowed their own concerts would be rescheduled as soon as it was safe. it was, they told cnn ahead of last night's performance, a statement of resistance. >> paris is a very romantic city, and, you know, the essence of romance is defiance. and defiant joy we think is the mark of our band and of rock 'n' roll. they're a death cult, we're

he has a special love for paris. >> if you love liberty, then paris is your hometown. >> actually, u2 had to squash some rumors they would be joined on stage by eagles of death metal. >>> 4:49 now. today people from the intrepid sea, air, and space museum are going to remember pearl harbor day. a wreath will be tossed in the hudson to honor the 2400 who and a survivor of pearl harbor is going to speak. next year's ceremony in pearl harbor is expected to be huge. it will mark 75 years since the air strikes that launched the u.s. into world war ii. >>> this morning, congressman dan donovan and members of the ems and fire will urge members of congress to pass the zadroga act. yesterday first responders and their families joined politicians at ground zero. they want lawmakers to extend the funding for the bill before going on their break for the holidays. that's coming up in less than a week. this act provides continuing medical care to those suffering from 9/11-related illnesses. >> it's as simple as this. it is unpatriotic to ignore the needs of our first responders. it is un-american t

so to get on stage with u2 played apparently very cool. >> kelly wright that has a story for >> u2 one of the most popular bands in the world and canceled a concert in aftermath of 9/11 attacks. now after the worst attack since world war ii they're proving indeed the show must go on. >> this wow -- [inaudible] >> if you love liberty, then paris is your hometown. >> on night of their final concert amidst tight security u2 brought out eying eagles of death metal. >> leak -- leak to offer eagles. they were band performing at the bataclan concert hall when it was attacked by islamic terrorists. everybody having a good time? i said is everybody having a >> two bappedz bands performed together. concert goers surprised and touched by appearance of the band that had witnessed so much tragedy. >> very emotional moment for me. >> during both of u2 performances in paris band paid tribute are to those who died in terror attack by displaying victim names on a large screen in blue, white, and red. kelly wright, fox news. ben: all right. let's attack another look at that live scene. juliet: lepts do

they're singing jacob's first u2 song. not the last.back like jacob to do it in paris. >> jacob was one of the lucky winners. little did we know what was going to take place that day. >> terrorist attack. >> reporter: an 11-hour flight to take a cup of hot cocoa and fly back. they flew contest winners back to paris for their contest. >> that excitement brought tears of joy. >> reporter: tears of joy looking at thousands of people. >> i think it's going to be amazing for the rest of our lives. >> reporter: the understatement of a lifetime, until it's his own band up there. >>> so the rain has been falling here all day. the last few weeks up in the portland and seattle area. they continue to get hammered up in the cascades as well. we have finally gotten our share here. i can assure you, this type of weather system will get a couple of feet of snow. you can add another couple of feet. there's a radar loop from today. american canyon. you'll see some heavier showers. just south of fairfield. the front's gone through. this is instability li

cnn talked to u2 and bono and the edge. always gets me.ogies. >> did you think about even playing the next day? was it even possible? >> we hoped we could play the next day, but then it dawned on us just how serious it was and we gave up on that. >> actually, we didn't have a choice because within a few hours of the problems starting, we were given word by the city that they were shutting down all events. >> it wasn't even our decision. >> no. >> we were very sdermed to get back this as quick as we can. paris is a very romantic city and the essence of romance is defiance and defiant joy, we think, is the mark of our band and of rock 'n' roll. they are a death cult. we are a life cult. life force. you know? as edge was saying, celebrating all things we love, food, soccer. they are trying to destroy those things. they don't like women. what else is there, do you know what i mean? >> this was an attack on the kind of life you guys represent, right? an attack on rock music, the single largest place where the people died was a rock concert. >>

y u2 was scheduled to play the night of the paris attacks. u2 offered its plain and met with them after the attacks. >>> everyday has become cyber monday. that trend has started a sh shipping war of sorts. businesses competing to get it m items delivered faster to you than ever before. brian moore has our story. >> reporter: just as christmas trees are lighting up, online retailers are working on lightning fast delivery. >> they're trying to get to it you as quickly as possible. same day. that's what they're all competing for now. >> reporter: amazon has been a leader in shippi inping expedie and others are playing catch-up offering same day or next day sh shipping. amazon is raising the bar with prime now offering two hour delivery in 24 markets in the u.s. and even one hour delivery options for $8. >> they just want to get it to you as fast as possible and they will use any means at their disposal and why drones are -- >> reporter: amazon has been developing unmanned aircraft, drones to get packages to customers in 30 minutes or less. >> th

the eagles of death metal are performing with u2. u2 was supposed to perform in paris the weekend of the attacks. bono and the edge sat down for talk about what it means to go back to paris. >> we were very determined to paris is a very romantic city. and the essence of romances defiance. the they' re a death cult. we are a life cult. reid: the band will play second show tomorrow night. antoinette: coming up next, antoinette: jimmy carter' s grandson says the former president is cancer free. no cancer was attended in the most recent scan. carter announced he was diagnosed with melanoma that had spread to his brain in august. doctors roof part of his liver and he had radiation treatments. reid: a local church damaged by the impact just missing a natural gas unit. ve been a disaster. instead the attleboro church is cleaning up and moving on. frank holland has the story. frank: a house of worship damaged in a hit-and-run. >> sounded like a big crash. dog after 1:00 saturday morning when he says it did not appear the driver even slow dow

. >>> u2 welcomes the eagles of death metal back to the paris stage. >>> el nino strikes the west coast and much, much more on a busy tuesday. "early today" starts right now. and good morning everyone. i'm shannon mulaire. has donald trump gone too far this time? political rivals are lining up to condemn his latest proposal, a complete shut down of muslims entering the u.s. >> we have to figure it out. we can't live like this. it's going to get worse and worse. you're going to have more world trade centers. we could be politically correct worse and worse. >> trump's rivals are stepping back in a big way, using words like ridiculous and down right dangerous and no surprise from the democrats, hillary clinton is calling the situation reprehensible and prejudiced. and even conservative dig chinay ck cheney is speaking up. and retweeted almost 6,000 times from the democratic mayor of st. peters burg, florida, i'm here by barring donald trump from enterling the st. petersberg area. >> reporter: president obama appealed to americans not to turn against one another and let the war against isis

u2 was scheduled to play in paris the night after the attacks but postponed the performance. u2 offered its plane and met with eagles of death metal in the days following the attacks. >>> we're finding out much more about the victims in the san bernardino shooting. one of the most heartbreaking details, the 14 victims were parents to 22 children. that includes robert adams. we're goingç to show you a picture here of him. he was planning a visit to disneyland next week with his 20-month-old daughter. and the mother of three, bennetta bet-badal who escaped iran at 18 years old to escape extremism. >> she came to have a better life, education, unfortunately it was taken away from her at an early age. >> and the youngest, aurora godoy. 26 years old. the oldest, 60 years old, isaac amanios. he just celebrated a birthday. >>> people of all faiths came together at the muslim community center in silver spring last night to condemn those attacks and pray for the victims. >> i feel like muslims now more than ever, we need to really be engaged with the nonmuslim community particularly.

great to hear. >> u2 returns to paris, and in remembrance and defiance. the rock band performed emotional concert that honored the victims of last month's from or attacks. cbs news correspondent elizabeth palmer has that story. >> 17,000 fans roared back their welcome. >> just over three weeks since they canceled concerts, scheduled to go right after terrorists killed 130 people. >> ninety of them were news i can fans, as battle concert hall listening to the california bands eagles of deaf metal. bono and the members of u2 paid tribute to the victims at a memorial nearby. and, vowed, that their own concert would be rescheduled as soon as it was safe. >> it was, they told cnn, ahead of last night's performance a statement of resistance. >> paris is very romantic city, and, you know, the essence of romance is defiance. and define joy. we think is the mark of our band, and of rock-and-roll. they're difficult. we're a life cowell. >> bono also new song about the paris attacks which he will sing for the very first time on stage against in paris tonight. elizab

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the band's lead singer, jezy hughes. >> we love u2 so much for giving us this opportunity! i look around and i see-- how do i say it-- our friends. >> reporter: the band that found itself in the middle of a tragedy now part of the healing process that has fallen, a process that more than three weeks later took them back too the bataclan. there's more healing still to come. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night.

the b bd's lead singer, jezy hughes. >> we love u2 so much for giving us this opportunity! i look around and i see-- how do i say it-- our friends. >> reporter: the band that found itself in the middle of a tragedy now part of the healing process that has fallen, a process that more than three weeks later took them back to the bataclan. there's more healing still to come. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access g right now on cbs 2 news, sparking a debate.the eastern iowa high school lobbying presidential candidates and the issues sparking their passion. passion.plusus..tele - - caucus?the new tool aimed at making sure everyone can participate in one of iowa's signature events. right now, now,`the ate is considering legal action against the cedar pids community scscol district.it stems from a new report by the iowa deparment of natural resources, showing some students and staff may have been exposed to asbestos during renovations at washington

u2 changed the date of their concert following the terror attacks in paris last month. >> defiant joy we think is the roll. they're a death cult. we're a life consult, life force. >> nancy: the concert will be >> nick: coming up, a sign of the season. it is the first night of hanukkah, and the city of boston is celebrating the festival of lights. >> bri: but the weather is not quite a sign of the season. it will feel more like december in the middle of the week, but then taking it to 60 degrees again next weekend. forecast coming up. >> trey: and up next in 7sports, brad marchand's night started out fantastic in vancouver. a very uncomfortable finish for him. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity building new apps that lets you choose a so instead of waiting on hold, we'll call you when things are just as wonderful... [phone rings] we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. >> joe:. >> nick: ringing in the holiday cheer with mayor marty walsh for a chri

u2 taking the stage, performing deadly terror attacks. the band was scheduled to play paris the two nights after the attacks, but those shows were postponed. tonight, they returned with a message of hope. >> we are in paris. [applause] if you love liberty, is your hometown. antoinette: there was talk that the band eagles of death metal, who were playing in a club join u2 tonight, but that didn' t happen. it could happen tomorrow when u2 reid: it' s being called the holy grail of ship wrecks anywhere from $4 billion to $17 billion worth of sunken treasure buried for 300 years now found off the divers believe the treasure trove includes gold, silver and emeralds, in addition to the ceramic pots and vases seen here. the treasure came from the spanish san jose, a triple deck ship that sunk in 1708 after heavy fighting with the british. it' s being called one of the world' s most valuable shipwrecks. mike: speaking of value , you cannot put a price on the day we had today. high temperature, 59 degrees. a few clouds over westchester. tomorrow,

of them were m of u2 paid tribute to the victims at a memorial nearby. and vowed that their own concerts would be rescheduled as soon as it was safe. it was, they told cnn ahead of last night's performance, a statement of -- >> paris is a very romantic city. you know, the essence of romance is defiance and defiant joy, we think, is the mark of our bands andd rock 'n' roll. they are a death cult. we are a life cult. >> reporter: there were rumors that eagles of death metal would join u2 on stage. but, instead, fans saw another patti smith who closed the show with one of the greatest of all rock 'n' roll anthems of defiance. >> believe it! >> reporter: and bono apparently has written a brand-new song about the paris attack and fans are certainly hoping they are going to hear him when is he back on stage there tonight. >> elizabeth, thanks. looking forward to that! >> i iaw some of the lyrics. i can't wait to hear it too. >> very important. >>> george lucas and carole king share the same stage. ahead how the n nion recognize the best in n rforming arts at t

. >>> [singing] >> that was the irish rock band u2. they held a concert last night in paris but it wasn't only about the music. it was a tribute to the victims of the terror attacks and those killed in san bernardino. u2 played music from their latest album, songs of innocence, the band's front man spoke to the office before performing saying quote, we're all parisian tonight. he also said we stand together with the families of those killed in paris and san bernardino. >> we have few words to speak to the loss that you are feeling in the city tonight. even if we think we know a little something about grief, i guess grief is like a wound that never fully closes. >> the names of the victims appeared on a giant screen at the end of the concert. u2 what a -- was originally scheduled to perform last month but the concert was postponed in the wake of the attacks. >>> a man accused of stabbing two people at a london subway station appeared in court today and was charged with attempted murder. british authorities are trying to determine if the

the band's lead singer, jezy hughes. >> we love u2 so much for giving us this opportunity!nd i see-- how do i say it-- our friends. >> reporter: the band that found itself in the middle of a tragedy now part of the healing process that has fallen, a process that more than three weeks later took them back to the bataclan. there's more healing still to come. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by news reporters: it's a fish, but it's been changed. genetically altered by scientists. critics call the process creepy, and label it frankenfish. narrator: genetically engineered salmon was just approved by the fda - no labels required. disturbing, right? get this. if your state wants to label gmos, congress is trying a year-end sneak attack to block your right to label. call congress. demand clear labels, not high tech gimmicks. don't let them overturn state gmo labeling. protect our right to know. >>> right now at 7:00 a call from mo

the band's lead singer, jezy hughes. >> we love u2 so much for giving us this opportunity! i look around and i see-- how do i say it-- our friends. >> reporter: the band that found itself in the middle of a tragedy now part of the healing process that has fallen, a process that more than three weeks later took them back to the bataclan. there's more healing still to come. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.or-the-job training for president does not work. benghazi, beheadings, paris. our lives depend on a commander-in-chief with experience, who understands the world. time is of the essence. negotiation, ambivalence or delay, are not acceptable. the first with a plan to destroy isis? new day for america is this advertising. people are working harder than perscriptions, child care, or even just buying groceries can be a stretch for too many families. hillary's plan: raise the minimum wage, get equal pay for women, c