[video] >> a 32-year-old christian beasley is not in the us but in bali.ijuana remains illegal. >> i need help, need rehab. not four years or more in jail here. >> lawyers signal countries obligated to honor medical prescription from another to do. marijuana provides a legal challenge since many consider this an illicit drug. question five different months. they have presented nothing. even documents have not been translated or anything. >> they were indonesia is parading him as a poster child. >> i was very encouraging of the date of the president was pointing out that hayes new administration has been very good at helping americans who have been finding difficulties in foreign lands. >> the state department claims the us does not get involved in courts of sovereign countries. however, the white house successfully has. >> the president sees this as one of those areas where his dealmaking ability, his ability to negotiate, his ability to use his personal persuasive powers is added. >> donald trump personally intervened to pre- read ucla basketball players

why i use it. >> 32-year-old christian beasley is in deep trouble abroad.marijuana. >> i have a license to use it for medical reasons but they want to give me four years or more. >> medical marijuana is legal in 29 states, recreational pot in eight states. not indonesia. muslim country where marijuana is a class one drug. no different than heroin. >> why does he have the hood on? because he has been beat up? we don't know. >> hank is christian's father. >> he has been in and out of therapy most of his life. sadly when he was 4 he was kidnapped and he was gone for a year and a half. >> after five months in bali's prison escaped after being threatened by a prison gang. the reason behind his escape he felt pressured in prison. >> he faces four years to life for possession alone, or death as a trafficker. since police caught him with 5.7 grams, 7.too much. >> your heart just breaks for your son is there. your son is there. my concern is will they take him out and shoot him? >> senior administration officials say president trump saw this story last night on spec

the man identified as cristian beasley sawed a hole in the roof of his cell to escape.ed, with just eight guards watching over 1300 male prisoners. now depending on what sex you are, you'll probably have a different opinion on this story. researchers in canada say that man flu might not be a myth, as many of us believe. they say there is evidence that men suffer more than women from the symptoms of the common cold — and are not simply exaggerating. the french president, emmanuel macron, has warned the world that it is losing the battle against climate change. he told world leaders and heads of companies at the one planet summit in paris that action against global warming was not being taken fast enough. the world bank announced at the summit that it would stop financing oil and gas exploration and extraction from 2019. from paris, lucy williamson reports. the french president has a way of sending messages. this one involved a river cruise. his guests — kings, prime ministers and business leaders — may have different visions and values, it seemed to say, but when it come

beasley told cbs news she's been made a scapegoat for standing up to leadership and advocating for survivorss the air force academy supportive of those who report sexual assault? >> i would have to say absolutely not, no. >> more than a dozen current and former cadets told cbs news they experience retaliation by their peers and their commanders. >> i was terrified of reporting because i've heard of things that happen to people, and it did happen to me, so it's not horror stories. >> reporter: lieutenant general silveria is also open to allowing cadets who were sexually assault to transfer to another military academy. >> the focus shouldn't be moving survivors and disrupting their lives. there should be reforming so there isn't retaliation against those who report. >> lynn hull is a former cadet who authored a memoir. >> they're often traumatized in ways that will affect them for the rest of their lives, and meanwhile perpetrators continue to graduate and serve in the armed services. >> the air force academy tells cbs news that in the past five s sexual assault has been convicted in a court-m

. >> teresa beasley air force academy top official on sexual assault response for ten years. >> therethings said on anonymous social media, they're ostracized frequently by squad mates. usually word spread fast and gets out who is the victim. they will have name plates taken off the room thrown on the ground. people won't sit with them at lunch. >> how are they treated by their commanders? >> depend on the commander. some commanders will begin retaliating as well. >> reporter: why current cadets are risking their careers by speaking to us about their sexual assaults? >> he held me, held me down while he, while he was assaulted me. i am at some house. i don't know where i am. and he is raping me. and then he i can't, i can't fight him off, i can't do anything. and i was going to take it to my grave. >> reporter: they requested we protect their identities. >> there is no understanding in the commanders about sexual assault, the trauma, the effects, they don't know. they don't realize that when i am depressed in my bed not because, oh, i don't want to go to class today. i was terrified o

reporter: 32-year-old christian beasley is not in the i.s. but bali. >> i need help, i need rehab.ter: lawyers say no country is obligate to honor a legal prescription from another. though most of do. >> we have five months, the defense presented nothing. even the documents haven't been translated or anything. >> he worried indonesia is flawrnting his son as a poster child. >> i was encouraged the president was pointing out his new administration has been very good helping americans finding difficulties in foreign land. reporter: the state department says it does not get involved in the courts of foreign countries. but the trump white house clearly has. >> this is one of the areas where his deal-making ability, the ability to use his personal persuasive powers is at a zenith. reporter: he won the release of three university basketball players in china. and this aide worker after trump appealed to president el-sisi. and otto warmbier from north korea. >> president trump has taken a more visibly active interest in the fate of americans in his first year. but the number of americans w

. >> coming up in sports, new york nicks topped the boston celtics with the help of michael beasley'sremembering dick linberg, you're watching fbn:am. building a website in under an hour is easy with gocentral... ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a better website - in under an hour. with gocentral from godaddy. >> listen to this, caldwell of los angeles lakers is playing basketball and serving a jail term at the same time. he was sentenced to 25 days in jail for violating his parole over the summer, he fail today submit to drug and alcohol test imposed after driving under the influence arrest, welk, back in march, under work release program called well pope can leave the jail facility for practice, he's not allowed to leave california which would result in missed games in houston, minneapolis but will be back at tonight's game in oakland. lauren: is that fair? >> very buzz -- bizarre. lauren: we have learned of passing of broadcast legend. >> another loss of 2017. jared: oh, my, t

teresa beasley's job is to provide support to the survivors. her job isn't prosecute.o stop retaliation. that's the general's job. >> how do you strike you -- >> i'm sorry, we spoke with senator gillibrand who was strong on this issue, she called what the general said, pathetic, she said it was embarrassing. not once did he say received justice because they haven't. she said there's been no accountability. >> the senator is right. the general, all he talked about is support. he never once talked about holding offenders accountable. that's a huge failure. you have to do more. support's great. but when you have people out there being hurt you need to make sure that somebody is holding those who hurt accountable. you can't address sexual assault if you don't know about it. the reality is when women come forward and report it to the academy, as the investigation showed, they're putting the investigation -- 11 women were forced out of the academy last year. it's a career-eneder. what does that do? it denies this country, women, who want to serve. look, this is retention iss

tomorrow we will hear more from theresa beasley, who led the academy's sexual assault prevention and raises concerns about the way sexual as >>> a man arrested after a pursuit remains in custody this tomorrow this morning." >> so glad you're telling this story, norah. i remember when you came back and said, imagine the talent that we're losing. and now i see exactly what you're talking about. but i don't understand why the victim is ostracized and not the perpetrator in these cases. >> well, that's the issue. a lot of them file what are called sort of private reports that then become made public, and so they face that amongst their cadets and colleagues and additional harassment, which is why some of them leave the academy. >> amazing work, norah. >> to hear the person say, all i want to do is serve my country. now because of these jerks, she's leaving and they get to succeed. >> that is not right. it's wrong. >> makes no sense. >>> an 11-year-old tearful's description of being bullied at school is getting nationwide attention. >> why do they bully? what's the point of it? why do you

a beasley, a lot of attorneys general's the united states believe this is harmful to their publics.eir citizens in their states. so they are filing action on their behalf to ensure equal treatment and equal access to the internet. shery: you are very busy right now dealing with the spending deal. house republicans pushing a military spending bill paired with a measure to keep the rest of the government open. will the democrats try to block the ocr and if so, are we headed for a government shutdown? we are not i hope -- for a government shutdown for we have never been for a government shutdown. the republicans, as i said on the floor, have a number -- have on a number of it occasions have shut down the government. we need to do our work. this cr we expect to come on tuesday, if it doesn't pass, will not shut down the government we have another 72 hours before -- after that. we have until next friday until the government shuts down. to reach bipartisan agreement on critical issues that must be done. chip is certainly high on that list -- list. flood insurance for people damaged by sto

.>> reporter: tristan beasley among the latest americans in deep trouble abroad.ossessing a baggie of marijuana.>> i have a license to use it for medical reasons. they want to give me four years or more.>> reporter: medical marijuana is legal in 29 states. recreational marijuana in eight states. not in indonesia. marijuana is a class one drug. no different than heroin.>> why does he have a hood on? >> reporter: christians father -->> he has been in and out of therapy most of his life. when he was 4 he was kidnapped. he was gone for a year and a half.>> reporter: after five months in the prison the california native escape after being threatened by a prison gang.. he felt pressured in prison. threats from other convicts.>> reporter: he faces for lives -- for years to life for possession. her death as a trafficker.. your heart just breaks for>> your heart just breaks for your son. my concern will be taken out and shoot them.>> reporter: trump saw the story thursday night on a special report. he is asked for additional relations. information regarding the charges and

teresa beasley of lack of compa tensy that jep siopardized vict care. says she has been made a scape gold for standing up to leadership. >> its the air force academy supportive of those who report sexual assault. >> i would have to say absolutely not. >> reporter: in a two part report on cbs this morning. co-host norah o'donnell heard from more than a dozen, current and former cadets who said they reported their assaults, only to experience retaliation by their peers. and their commanders. 11 cadet survivors of sexual assault left the academy in the last five years even as some of their alleged attackers remained. lieutenant general its open to the idea of allowing sexual assault survivors to transfer to other military academies. elaine that would allow them to restart their careers at a different branch of service. >> tony, thank you. >> now, the cbs weekend news feed. nevada congressman, ruben cuhen said yesterday he will not seek re-election next year. at least two women accused the democrat of sexual misconduct. he denies allegations. now the fifth

a block from beasley. into the end zone. there is your big play. prescott claps his hands. has the ball. throws it over the middle. he is ready to go. nothing but blue shirts around him. touchdown, 81 yards. >> next sunday night. dallas. we'll talk about that in a second. we need a postscript to this game, though. highly emotional night start to finish. steelers almost lost for the first time in their 85-year history in a home game leading by 14 or more. win at the end. high drama. now they look ahead to new england next week, the potential number one seed. but put a button on this one tonight. >> i can't help but think of ben roethlisberger. he was one of the first guys to go see ryan shazier, who is lying in the hospital bed. ben said, when he walked in the room shazier did this, and got a big hug from him. and he said, i can't tell you how much he uplifted me, which allowed me to go back to the pittsburgh steelers team and uplift them. and my goodness gracious, for ryan shazier to be sitting in that bed watching this gut check for the pittsburgh steelers. had to be the t

highest paid fullback, juice as he's known, is the first 49er fullback to make the pro bowl since greg beasleyn 2003. >>> jimmy garoppolo will not head to the pro bowl, but the 49er quarterback should get some sort of award for learning the coach's rather complicated playbook so quickly. >> we can go wide short to strong clamp h, cannon roll right d shallow on 2. got it? >> i got it. i don't got it. >>> not only is kyle shanahan the head coach, he also calls the plays, but just because he's the architect of the offense doesn't mean he remembers every single details of sunday's win against tennessee. >> could you go from the first offensive play and tell us each play that happened in succession? >> no, i couldn't. no, probably not. if i was more rested. i celebrated too much last night. i feel like i can't do it right now. >>> historic day in women's college basketball, north carolina head coach sylvia hatchell and her tar heels beat grambling state for the co1,00h husky's coach gets their 1,000th career win. >>> kpix5 has tracked down one of the most elusive pictures of our time. okay. it's no

in the u.s., christian beasley is allowed to use medical marijuana, they are he is not. correspondent. >> i have a medical report from my doctor here and in america why i use it. >> 32-year-old christian be a loosely is among those latest americans in trouble over abroa abroad. >> i have license to use it for medical reasons, but they want to give me four years are more. >> medical marijuana is illegal and 29 states, recreational pots in eight states, but not indonesia. predominantly muslim country where marijuana is a class one drug, no different than heroin. >> why does he have the hood on? is it because he has been beat up, we do not know. >> christian's father -- >> he has been in and out of therapy most of his life, sadly when he was four, he was kidnapped and he was gone for a year and a and a half. >> after five months and volleys notorious business, a california native escaped after being threatened by a prison game. >> the reason behind his escape was the self pressure in prison. >> he faces four years to life for possession alone or death as a trafficker, since

being held in a prison in bali after he was caught allegedly with marijuana. 32-year-old christian beasleyes four years to life for possessing a baggy of pot while visiting bali. marijuana is considered a class one drug in indonesia, the same classification as heroin. he says he has a license to carry medical marijuana. >> i have a license to use it for medical reasons. but they want to give me four years or more. >> your heart just breaks for, you know, your -- your son is there. your son is there. my concern is would they just take him out and shoot him? >> after five months in bally's prison, he escaped after apparently being threatened by a prison gang. senior administration officials say the president has asked for more information regarding his case. >>> coming up here an incredible recovery for an emergency room doctor who was paralyzed from the neck down. >> those first steps, um, were joyful. and i don't say that word often, but it was a deep feeling of joy. >> up next, more on his journey and why some call it a christmas miracle. >> and in weather, heading into a very cold friday

he is the first fullback to be selected to the pro bowl since greg beasley back in 2003. >>> the cowall team -- cal basketball team has a new fresh -- head coach and two freshmen, it is a work in progress. he is on the road at seattle university, that is really the redhawk. first half, this would be done, cold and making a play, throwing it up, at seven, bears up by a half-dozen late and a half.: keeps to himself, 16 for coleman, bears up by six at the break. second half, darius mcneil rides in fire, three of his 20, cal winzip 81-59, the bears third straight win. st. mary and dayton in moraga. bennett's team is very well cursed, -- coached. colin neil for the open trouble, look at this thing, off the glass, i don't think he called it but it still counts. you know what, i'll take it. then, going to work again this time, finding kelman -- calvin hermanson. all of his points are after halftime. more gales, and it's neil, southern miss transfer, for jock landau, part of a 12-0 run. mary's walks away late, 69-4. -- 69-54. steph curry almost assuredly out for the big game against clevelan

widows who with perhaps three or four children take one or two of these little ones so this lousy, beasley $24 a month would help her keep her on loved ones with her. or the woman of middle-aged was to live at home and you still less children and his lungs of after her loved ones have left. she takes one or two little ones and give them a mothers love and devotion. . only mothers like these can do this." she described the intense bond that can develop between foster mothers and foster children, but she goes on to emphasize -- from over this -- remember this. these women need this money in spite of everything. because of their experiences raising their own children, women like jacobs often felt offspring was the only form of paid work they were qualified to do. i read lots and lots of letters that say really similar things. they talk about the devotion to the children. this is the work i know, the work i love, but i can't do it for free. students of women's history know that married women had a long tradition of contributory to class families resources through taking in adult borders, takin

obstruction of justice and the other, the potential for collusion with russia during the campaign, and a beasleythe involvement of kushner makes a quite personal for trump given his family -- connection to kushner. i think is the worst day yet in the russia probe for trump. joe: megan, would you agree? yes, it is dialed into a very senior figure in the administration. even more significantly, there is an indication that a plea deal has been breached in terms of ongoing cooperation, in terms of what michael flynn might say about conn's direct involvement, what jared kushner might say, what he was instructed to do, what contacts he was instructed to carry out. that all goes into an obstruction case, a lying case. more dominoes are likely to come on this. a truly extraordinary friday. scarlet: absolutely. the thinking is michael flynn will testify against the president, which will reveal something that will incur a lot of damage. but we know that the president was loyal to flynn up into the end with that stay strong message. what is the likelihood that michael flynn might throw jared kushner or jef

he made it sound like teresa beasley is the problem. her job is to provide support to survivors. job was not to prosecute. her job was not to stop retaliation. that is the general's job. >> how d ahead, norah. >> we spoke with senator kirsten gillibrand yesterday. she called what the general said was pathetic, she said it was embarrassing. she said not once did he say they received justice because they haven't. she said there's been no accountability. >> the senator is absolutely right. as the general talked about, all he talked about was support. he never talked about holding offenders accountable, and that is a huge fail yore. you have to do more. support's great, but when you have people out there being hurt, you need to make sure somebody is holding those who hurt them accountable. >> how did it strike you when he said he would like to see the number of reporting incidents go up? did that make sense to you? >> it makes sense to the degree you can't address sexual assault if you don't know about it. the reality is when women come forward, they're putting their career in peril

tomorrow we're going to hear more from teresa beasley who led the academy's sexual assault preventione. she raises concerns about how sexual assault cases at the academy were handled and accounted. the air force plans to respond. we're going to hear from the new lieutenant. he's going appear here tomorrow on "cbs this morning." >> so glad you're telling this story, norah. i remember when you came back and said, imagine the talent that we're losing. now talking about. i don't understand why the victim is ostracized and not the perpetrator in these cases. >> that's the issue. a lot of them file private reports that are then made public and they face that os extra sags among cadets and colleagues and additional harassment which is why some of them end up leaving the academy. >> they said all i want to do is serve my country. that's all i want to do and because of these jerks she's leaving and they get to succeed. >> that is not right. wrong. >>> an 11-year-old ter fufl's description of bullying is getting nationwide attention. >> why do you bully? what's the point in it? >> if you have t

in old age madison wrote the following letter to frederick beasley in 1825. believe in a god is so essential to the moralered order of the world and to happiness of man that arguments which unforced cannot be drawn from too many sources, closed quote. it might be fair to say that madison was our most thelogically literal president. he was sent to a boarding school as a preteen, which was run by a man by the name of reverend donaldson, a minister. and then when he decided to go to college at the age of 18 he went as you know to john witherspoon's princeton rather than the angelicen england and mary where so many were sent. and that i think had immense repercussions for american constitutionism. because that means that the two principle intellectual influences in madison's life, the reverend donaldson in his pre-college years and then reverend witherspoon in his college years -- think about yourself, think about myself. the careers between 1882 when we go away from home, when we are exposed to new ideas often set the course for the rest of our lives. so the pri