the senate passed a bill to give all the oss veterans the congressional gold medal. late this week, we heard the oss society, they tell us the house will vote on awarding the medal, one source tells us that vote will happen after thanksgiving. congratulations to all the brave americans who served. next week on "full measure." you may be tired of turkey by then, so we've got shrimp. but the question of who is catching it and where is at the center of a global controversy. we'll take you to the bayou in louisiana and an industry threatened with extinction by foreign competition. that's next week. "government matters" with francis rose. >> coming up on "government matters," pulling the plug on cyber vulnerable contractors. a group of chief information officers wants that authority from congress. and a busy year from the government's category management initiative. one key player says that momentum will 2017 and general services administration is working overtime to get industry on board. and all eyes on the presidential transition. how will a trump administration impact

the senate passed a bill to give all the oss veterans the congressional gold medal. late this week, we hea the oss society, they tell us the house will vote on awarding the medal, one source tells us that vote will happen after thanksgiving. congratulations to all the brave americans who served. next week on "full measure." you may be tired of turkey by then, so we've got shrimp. but the question of who is catching it and where is at the center of a global controversy. we'll take you to the bayou in louisiana and an industry threatened with extinction by foreign competition. that's next week. >>> he's a monster. he is evil, he's pure evil. he is that character in those horror movies. >> he hid in the shadows. a killer in a mask. >> he's clearly a brilliant individual, a brilliantly scary individual. >> his target, a doting young mom. >> she was a than anything in the whole world. she was so scared. >> he struck once. would he kill again? and would she be next? >> just so shattered and hurting so bad. >> imagine being hunted in your own home. held a virtual prisoner.

the senate passed a bill to give all the oss veterans the congressional gold medal. late this week, we heard from the oss society, they tell us the medal, one source tells us that vote will happen after thanksgiving. congratulations to all the brave americans who served. next week on "full measure." you may be tired of turkey by then, so we've got shrimp. but the question of who is catching it and where is at the center of a global controversy. we'll take you to the bayou in louisiana and an industry threatened with extinction by foreign competition. that's next week. thanks for watching. an in depth look at the people and events that shape our community.this is iowa in focus.this week -- president- elect trump starts to fill cabinet positions.and we take one final look at one of the people at the center of the clinton campaign. welcome to iowa in focus -- we're giving context to what happens in your political headl. headlines.that starts with the barnstorm. the president-elect kicked off the week by talking to russian president vladimir putin. putin.the trump transi

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i am not sure if we have a shot of it, but some of the surviving members of the oss, including formerntgomery -- i think that's him right there on the screen sitting in the chair -- they are there to witness this historic vote in person. finally honoring their sacrifice after more than 70 years after they helped to defeat the enemy, the nazis and the -- and others in world war ii. and one of my crew members was watching the spot. and like you, he is such a wonderful guy, captain billings. he just said, why do we have to vote on this? can't we just give them a congressional medal -- >> i know. why? i don't understand! >> the good news is that the senate already passed it. it is expected to pass the house of representatives within the next couple hours. and then it would go to president obama's desk. so it does look like this long-overdue recognition will finally come to men like captain john billings, who, wow, i mean, what a guy, right? >> right. totally. totally. tapper, thank you for calling attention to you will a ll of this. we'll see you at the top of the hour. >>> of course, on

the oss was very powerful. ost daring mission was operation green up in 1945. he flew three joes deep into the austrian alps to parachute out behind enemy lines and gather information on the nazis. two of the men were jewish, including the late german born spy fred mayor, a close friend of billings whose work inspired the film ""inglorious bastards." >> eight jewish american soldiers. we're going to drop into france dressed as civilians. >> he says the film missed the real bravery and aptitude of the people in the oss. >> the people, especially the people who went out of the airplane, they were going into unknown things, and they had, especially fred. had hutspa. >> the kind congress may finally honor, though much too late for far too many members of this greatest generation. >> i would have liked to have had this medal knowing that he was going to get one too. >> thank you, captain billings. the vote to recognize the brave men and women of the oss with a congression gold med congressional gold medal is set to m

the senate passed a bill to give all the oss veterans the congressional gold medal. late this week, we heard from the oss society, they tell us the house will vote on awarding the medal, one source tells us that vote will happen after thanksgiving. congratulations to all the brave americans who served. next week on "full measure." you may be tired of turkey by then, so we've got shrimp. but the question of who is catching it and where is at the louisiana and an industry threatened with extinction by foreign competition. that's next week. thanks for watching. (indistinct conversations) pardon me, miss? i'm looking for mike baxter. actually, it's "ma'am." ah. my mistake. hey. (chuckles) how are you? you guys all know my kid brother jimmy, right? (all) hey. and you all know my personal masseuse, ramone? hey. they'll wave at anything, won't they? well, they probably think you're that special needs visitor that's coming by to take a tour of the store. ah. yes. keep talking, brother. the only special need you're gonna have to worry about is learning how to speak without yo

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if trump can help them make them understand some of the reality oss of the world and the constraint of the government. if donald trump tells his followers that the climate change are worth preserving, they may actually listen. for more, go to cnn.com sla/far and read my column. lets get started. ♪ >> earlier this week, i traveled to dc to interview president obama's national security adviser, susan rice. there are just 55 days until the next president is inaugurated in the meantime, there is plenty to keep them busy including the transition. listen in. >>> ambassador rice, it is a pleasure to have you on. >> it is good to be back. >> where do we stand in the battle of isis? >> how much in our view of mosul falls and iraq falls? >> the iraqis security forces inside of iraq have taken back about 55% of the populated territory that isil originally sees back in 2014. they have now with our support and that of our 68 country coalitions in circled mosul and they beginning to move. this is a difficult fight. isil has been entrenched there for several years and they built up a significant defe

. >> when we put up the $19.8 trillion graphic, plus $1 trillion for president-elect trump's infrastructure program, my request, i recognize your hard work and recognize you ossing off the days to your extended and well-earned vacation, the tradition is for the sec chairs to resign when a new president takes over but that tradition was developed at a time when we had a more efficient senate and more efficient congress in general that could quickly confirm your successor and that tradition was developed before the chair sat on f. which should not have an empty seat. you have two important seats, one at a stock and one at the commission and i urge you to consider staying on until your successor is confirmed. i ask you to think about it. turning to more immediate or mundane business, you still have pending proposed rule 30-e-3, the only folks in the service industry who can't provide information electronically or the mutual funds, they promise me if you pass this rule you will see 2 billion trees every year. on behalf of the trees can you move the rule? >> i indicated earlier, the agenda with my fellow commissioners, that is one of the areas i indicated we hope to

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the alps, it was very cold. sharyl: he was assigned to operation greenup, an oss mission to drop three spies behind enemy lines in austria. now, a handful of heroes are running down the clock hoping for well-deserved recognition. >> it means that at least somebody thinks that we did a good job. national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ? sharyl: welcome to "full securing the southern border is a top priority for president-elect donald trump. just how big and what form the promised wall will take remains to be seen. already, there's an army of federal agents guarding the line between the u.s. and mexico. their top priority -- keeping terrorists and their weapons out. today, we explore the risk of border agents getting corrupted and crossing the line to the dark side. customs and border protection is the largest federal law enforcement organization in the u.s. 60,000 employees secure more than 100,0 and coastline. but to criminal drug cartels, all that security looks a lot like opportunity. jeff veltri: we have a number of adversaries south of the bo

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oss in vision or hearing. >> pelley: finally tonight, we're here at the walter cronkite school of journalism and mass communications at arizona state university in phoenix to celebrate the centennial of t the school was named. today we spent time with the next generation of journalists as they prepare to take up the cronkite challenge. more important now than ever. the quality of our democracy is bound tightly to the quality of our journalism. it is the kind of journalism taught here at the cronkite school under the leadership of dean crystal hand. -- chris callahan. have been walter cronkite's 100 birthday, we believe there is no more appropriate and deserving recipient of the 2016 cronkite award than scott pelley of cbs news. [applause] scott is in so many ways the standard bearer for the kind of journalism that walter cronkite defined for so many of us. >> pelley: well, it was humbling to receive that award, but it was heartening to meet journalism and our democracy our in good hands. and that's the "cbs evening news" from phoenix with thanks to arizona's state and its walter cronkite school of journalism and ma

a stupid accident where even the most sophisticated agency oss ala mows who contracts out the kitty litter and they use the wrong kitty litter and it explodes. so it's very hard for some of us to conceive of a future that's properly carried out and now that these smrs are being proposed i am told that the only way they're cost -- they're economically cost efficient is if they're grouped together. so if you're going to put four 300 or 400 mega watt reactors in one place you still have to deal with the waste. how do you do that? so i guess i've really developed a very jaundiced view about the practicality in this country and the ability -- i mean, i was alerted by what senator shaheen said about the concrete, and without going into it, john deutsch said hat's a serious problem. now i will look and find out exactly what it is. o if either of you have some comments to make because i think our first responsibility is safety to the public is to see that these things are secure, that the waste is secure, that they are as functional and efficient and well-built as they possibly can be, cited appro