flexible hours in industrialized countries have their own dangers albeit rather different ones the aiello says they have a completely new risks for workers. this continued connectivity it's as if working hours work are very special into the increase in circulatory disease respiratory diseases and other muscular skeletal diseases and psychosocial risk that includes the increasing use of industrial robots they can like in work and improve safety but workers are often left feeling they have little impact on their own work the aiello says governments and employers need to look closely at standards here as well. if the internet is called the information superhighway well then i'd like it to me it's china's fashion influencers on a digital runaway social media stars are calling the shots in asia's fashion capital shanghai among their most ardent followers are chinese and the hot for luxury items. here in shanghai top american designers latest collection is being presented to a select group of guests. and when john lowe was one of the most special neither a movie star nor a pop musician she said

problems will his coalition support taking a hard line away from peace danny aiello on former deputy foreign minister of israel welcome to the show it's great to have you with us lots to discuss when i mean that's when the asshole has won a new record term as israeli prime minister now he supports the settlement his backers sabba hardline view on the palestinians and says next term going to be absolutely nothing to advance the peace cause forward. i think actually that there is a better chance to move forward because not only because the b.'s on his fifth term . and the veteran and these very secured himself he's a man of. history scholar his father was a history professor and i believe he is very much. interested to put his mark to leave his mark. on history and for that any agreement with the palestinians a long term agreement would be very very important for him and i think on the basis of the trumpet playing which we did too much and i think we're going to talk about that through and yeah we're going to talk about the plan a bit later in the show before if you allow me i would li

will his right wing coalition bury all hope for peace with palestine once and for all i ask danny aiello and forward to foreign minister of israel. president. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is a victory for the israeli. but it leaves the palestinians wondering whether any progress in peace talks. will. be brave enough to make steps towards solving. problems will his coalition support depend on your hard line away from peace danny aiello on former deputy foreign minister of israel welcome to the show it's great to have you with us lots to discuss when i mean that's when the asshole has won a new record term as israeli prime minister now he supports the settlement his backers have a hardline view on the palestinians and this is next term going to be absolutely nothing to advance the peace cause forward. i think actually that there is a better chance to move forward because not only because the b.'s on his fifth term . and the veteran and these very secured himself he's a man of. history scholar his father was a history professor and i believe he is very much. interested to put his mark

will his right wing coalition very all hope for peace with palestine once and for all i ask danny aiello and forward to foreign minister of israel. president. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is a victory for the israelis. but it leaves the palestinians wondering whether any progress in peace talks. will. be brave enough to make steps toward solving the problem will his coalition support depend on taking a hard line away from peace danny aiello on former deputy foreign minister of israel welcome to the show it's great to have you with us lots to discuss when i mean that's when the asshole has won a new record term as israeli prime minister that he supports the settlement his backers sabba hardline view on the palestinians and says next term going to be absolutely nothing to advance the peace cause forward. i think actually that there is a better chance to move forward because not only because b.b. is on his fifth term. and a veteran and these very secured himself he's a man of. history scholar his father was a history professor and i believe he is very much. interested to put his mark t

and improve safety but workers are often left feeling they have little impact on their own work the aiello says governments and employers need to look closely at standards here as well. why put yourself through the stress of commuting for hours every week when you can live near work in a dormitory for many young professionals in the philippines who don't mind the youth hostel feel it's become a viable option. this is a tale of everyday madness anyone who wants to get from a to b. by bus in manila needs nerves of steel traffic is complete chaos it's quicker to go by foot but then there's the risk of suffocation many people work in the financial districts of bonafide c.e.o. and mccarty most of them commuters. get to know spend almost as much time on the road to work as they do in the office the daily commute averages about sixty six minutes but can stretch up to two hours because of crumbling road infrastructure and a poor public transportation system now living spaces called dharma tales or a cross between college dorms and hotels are cropping up across the metropolis offering a way to shor

(beep) aiello? hey, phil. i'm glad i caught ya. what's up? uh, it's about steven and stefan.y wanna see that house on briar again. really? i showed it to them five times. last time we were there, i think they got mail. yeah, well, that's why i'm calling. they hate upsetting people, unless, of course, it's me. then they don't mind waking me up at 7:00 a.m., asking me to call you. it's no problem. i'm just hanging around. kind of bored, really. (haley and alex gasp) what? (gasps) well, we did our good deed for the day. yeah, for the enemy. don't they have enough? it's been about a year

aiello is 14.ina bifida and uses a wheelchair, but not here. >> what's that feeling when you're going down the mountain? >> it's a rush because you're going fast and the wind is in your face. it's a lot of fun. >> auvie davidson is 25. he suffered a fall when he was a teenager. he lost an arm and the use of his legs. >> how has this experience translated then beyond just the mountain? >> beyond just the mountain? basically obstacles that we're to overcome. >> reporter: kids of courage, overcoming anything in life, one mountain at a time. elaine quijano, cbs news, mt. snow, vermont. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," tony dokoupil looks at common recycling mistakes we make and how they're impacting the entire industry. >>> plus a new biography. the matriarch is offering an unprecedented look at former first lady barbara bush. we'll speak with the author susan page. >>> and a preview of the mca awards. we talk with martina mcbride about winning artist of the year. that's the "cbs morning news" for

. >> you have nielsen, grady, aiello, the secret service, if you say i can't carry out an unlawful order, that's pretty central, the president danging a pardon. i've never heard of anything like that. >> so every institution. he keeps getting blocked so he'll just go down the line until he gets what he wants. now he's basically going to do whatever he wants. no matter what. and he is going to take migrants and ship them across the country. that's what he wants. or rather, that's what stephen miller wants. so it is a system wide concern. underscoring my fellow political scientists' concern about the judiciary, it is the wider concern. if he can't have his way with an institution, he will find a way to circumstance up convenient it. >> i think we're at a very dangerous time right now. the trump presidency may be more dangerous in the last two years. and i think there are two things to put us there. one is the surge in immigration at the border is undermining the very rationale for trump and what he ran on. he would stop immigration and he hasn't been able to do it. i think you combine that

the chief suspect, the 91-year- old anthony aiello was back in court pleading not guilty. investigators say he called his detectives found evidence of whether her heart stopped beating from her fit bit and surveillance cameras put his car at the scene. he is due back in court in july. >>> the city of chicago filed a civil lawsuit against actor, jussie smollett. they want to recoup the cost into the false report of a hate crime that the actor refuses to pay. the chicago police are voicing their displeasure with the state attorney. the prosecutor who died him off the hook. >> we are here today and very grateful for the police officials who are here with one united voice to demand the resignation of the cook county states attorney. >> brought an end to the prosecution without the actor admitting guilt after they accused him of fabricating a hate crime for publicity. the police accused her of ignoring nonviolent crime. the handling drew a national outcry where president trump called on the fbi to investigate. >>> as security forces continue the search today for an american tou