. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," anthony mason talks with actress and comedian jenny slate aboutok and netflix special. >>> i'm anne-marie green.ise nw > outop stories this morning -- authorities in mexico are investigating an apparent mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, and changes in lab results. tell your doctor if you've been somewhere fungal infections are common, or are prone to infections. do

janet shamlian, cbs news, spring, texas. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," anthony mason talks withd photographer lynn goldsmith about their new photo book as they celebrate nearly 50 years of collaboration. >>> plus, tips on optimizing your airline rewards and finding flight deals in time for the holiday travel season. >>> and in our "eye on earth" series, we'll show how microplastics are washing into oceans causing a potential environmental disaster. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

i'm tony dokoupil with gayle king and anthony mason.d we're going to begin with the woman who was having an all eyes were still on the idaho nurse. during most of her testimony, she was holding back tears, she was letting tears go. >> reporter: cbs affiliate kktv reporter ashley franco was in the courtroom wednesday as krystal lee took the stand. >> reporter: it looked like she was giving herself time to get the answers out. but she was definitely struggling through it. >> reporter: lee was patrick frazee's secret girlfriend. she says frazee asked her to kill the mother of his child, kelsey berreth, three times. and when she didn't, he did. lee testified that frazee told her he'd beat his fiancee to death with a bat on thanksgiving westop."berreth's last words after the murder, lee said frazee called and said she had a mess to clean up. >> reporter: krystal lee said she saw blood everywhere. she was cleaning up this massive crime scene. >> reporter: lee claims she drove from idaho to co tote bag that he told her contained berreth's body

anthony mason caught up with the pair on a boat in new york's central park. >> reporter: on a perfectht i am morning in new york. >> well, it's not venice, but -- >> it will do. >> reporter: it will do. >> it's almost better than venice actually. >> reporter: ian mckellan and helen mirren took their first gondola ride in central park. >> good-bye. >> reporter: it's not the first for these two veteran actors who sat down in the central park boathouse for tea and biscuits. >> oh, it's a chocolate. it's a chocolate hob knob. oh, my god, that's like heroin. >> how would you know that? >> reporter: the 80-year-old sir ian and the film together. >> you're the only person on this planet who makes me feel that i'm not alone. >> reporter: in "the good liar" he is an elegant con man. widow. >> the whole point of enjoying the movie is not to see it coming. >> reporter: they meet on an internet dating service, but nothing is quite as it seems. >>> there's a scene in this movie where the two of you end up on the floor wrestling with each other. >> yes, there is. [ laughter ] >> i have the scars to

ant anthony mason a man of a certain age. >> he liked her for different reasons. >> there's still oneummel, the man who reduced all the frock ri for mens wear and gave us a suit and your sandals in summertime, which we suffer through. >> beau brum el is the reason the three of us didn't have to put on a powdered wig and high heeled shoes. >> quite a lot of powder. >> makes me think what your mobituary would say. >> i do know what i want the headline to be. >> go ahead. >> no mo. >> i like it. >> very nice. i did not see that coming, thank you, mo. >> m obituaries is on sale tomorrow, and the second season of the podcast is available right now. >>> iconic rocker iggy pop is out with its 18th solo album, the god father of punk tells us why this shouldn't they go to prison for as long as the law allows? chesa boudin said he wouldn't seek maximum sentences as district attorney, even for murder. we are a progressive city, but letting violent criminals off early endangers everyone. ad paid for by san francisco police officers association. not authorized by a candidate or committee controlle

she spoke with anthony mason in her first tv interview. >> i want people to know that these women areong and they're still standing. >> reporter: the women that maria farmer started drawing in month are all alleged victims of jeffrey epstein. she sketched seven so far, including her younger sister. >> i tried for a long time to just not think about them, and then i decided i can't ignore it any more. i'm going to draw them, i'm going to paint them, i'm going to glorify them. >> reporter: she'd been unable to paint for more than 20 years, she says, after her own alleged assault by epstein and his close friend ghislaine maxwell. >> that's g jeffrey d they took away the thing i was supposed to do. they did that to everybody. >> reporter: farmer was a promising young artist when she said she met epstein and maxwell at an art show in new york city in 1995. epstein bought this painting of hers that night, then she says eventually offered her a job. the 26-year-old soon found herself working the front desk in his palatial new york city town house. >>> did you see young women coming into the

anthony mason gave it a listen. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: iggy pop has always been a primal performer, an artisterally bled for his audience. it was iggy who invented the stage dive. at 72, he has finally stopped. >> i haven't stage dived all year. >> reporter: you have not? >> i've done 12 gigs. i work the front. i'll get in their faces, but i can't -- i can't do that any more. i did it up through last year. >> reporter: yeah. >> and if i do it now, it's something liable to detach itself. >> reporter: his last album, post pop depression, released in 2016, was his first to crack the top 20 on the pop charts. >>> how did that feel? >> it sort of felt like -- okay. >> reporter: done that. >> yeah, exactly. it was, okay. for those of you who didn't think -- you don't have to do that every time. ♪ she wants to be a james bond >> reporter: this time for his 18th solo album "free" iggy is crooning over a jazzier groove. >> my skills are better than they were 20 years ago. i can, i can handle a tune now, and i wanted to do that. >> reporter: iggy made his name in the late '60s as the howling frontman f

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil and jericka duncan.for the first time in the grandfather of a toddler who died after falling from a cruise ship window. salvator "sam" anello is charged with negligent homicide in the death of 18-month-old chloe weigand. in puerto rico, an emotional conversation, he begins to answer questions about his role in chloe's death including new details about his health which may be critical in court. we also have new information about surveillance video shownw. our lead national correspondent, david begnaud, is following the story. what have we learned? >> good morning to all of you. that video that was shown to us by attorney michael winkleman who represents chloe's happily, he does not represent mr. anello in this criminal case. that video is somewhat different. we reported initially that it showed anello and chloe appearing to walk up to the railing which looks similar to this one, and that mr. anello looked down out of the window for about a second. he picked chloe up and held her over the railing for about

charlie d'agata, cbs news, northe s >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," anthony mason talks with heleneir movie. >>> your retirement savings might be lagging behind despite record gains in the stock market. we'll have tips on closing the gap. >>> and in "ideas that matter," with ted, the growing concern over deep-fake videos, especially as the election i'm anne-marie greenhave great .

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason. >>> a colorado gynecologist is at the center ofaud, accused of using his own sperm to artificially inseminate women without their knowledge or consent. an unknown number of children were conceived between the 1970s and the 1990s. those we spoke to say they were shocked to find out that they had half siblings they did not even know about. our investigative correspondent anna werner explains how their lives have been thrown into turmoil. how could this have happened? i guess they are shocked. >> that is a good question. over the years many families in grand junction, colorado sought help for male infertility from the same doctor. they wanted to have children through anonymous sperm donors. they now say dna shows their donors were all actually the same man, the doctor himself. >> i was completely shocked, like an out of body experience is the best way to describe it. >> reporter: the discovery that changed maia emmons-boring's life came through an ancestry dna kit and an e-mail from a woman claiming to be a half sister from a differen

. >>> good morning to you our friends in the west, i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. many facing freezing temperatures as far south as mississippi. >>> bloomberg, 2020. why new york's billionaire former republican mayor is taking steps to run for president as a democrat. >>> teen murder charges. two ohio teens face trial as adults after a log fell on to a photographer and killed her. >>> photos have the power. musician patti smith and photographer lynn goldsmith celebrate nearly a half century of friendship and artistic partnership. >> can't wait to see that. >>> it's friday, november 8th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> every number on the board is a record cold high temperature. >> so to cold. we'll be shivering. >> millions wake up to bitter cold. >> temperatures are expected to plunge again next week. >> real nice. >> reporter: the race for 2020 could get more crowded. >> former mayor bloomberg is opening the door to a presidential campaign. >> the water is warm. so we welcome him into it. >> reporter: the lawyer for the ukraine wh

anthony mason is here with the story.ks him the number-two bass player of all time. flea didn't start out in rock and roll, he always dreamt of being a jazz musician. in his book "acid for the children," he talks about how he fell in love with music and his long relationship with red hot chile peppers' front man, anthony kedis. >> this is what you call technical exercises. >> reporter: by the lake, in the back of his l.a. home, flea likes to practice. ♪ it's a rare tranquil in a moment what's been a monumental year for the bass player. ♪ in march, his band, the red hot chile peppers, played the pyramids in egypt. >> it's like the wonders of the world, that's one of them, right? >> reporter: and just last month, flea was married to designer melody assami. congratulations. >> yeah. thank you. i've been twiddling with my wedding ring for four days now. i found this incredible woman. >> reporter: this is your place? now he's published a memoir. >> so long i didn't want to write a book about myself because i thought, what an a

. >>> and anthony mason talks with iggy pop about his 18th solo album. >>> that's the "cbs morning news i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

. >>> good morning to you our friends in the west, i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. many facing freezing temperatures as far south as mississippi. >>> bloomberg, 2020. why new york's billionaire former republican mayor is taking steps to run for president as a democrat. >>> teen murder charges. two ohio teens face trial as adults after a log fell on to a photographer and killed her. >>> photos have the power. musician patti smith and photographer lynn goldsmith celebrate nearly a half century of friendship and artistic partnership. >> can't wait to see that. >>> it's friday, november 8th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> every number on the board is

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.stunning new revelation in impeachment testimony. how a phone call apparently overheard in a restaurants directly connects president trump to a pressure campaign pushing ukraine to investigate democrats. >>> duval patrick launches his campaign. the former democratic governor tells cbs news he is running for president. we'll talk to him in his first interview. >>> lasik complications. with a former fda insider says the agency should withdraw approval for the vision-correcting surgery. >>> and celine dion, only on "cbs this morning." we're backstage with the superstar who's touring again, finding new stth

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. stunning new revelation in impeachment testimony. how a phone call apparently overheard in a restaurants directly connects president trump to a pressure campaign pushing ukraine to investigate democrats. >>> duval patrick launches his campaign. the former democratic governor tells cbs news he is running for president. we'll talk to him in his first interview. >>> lasik complications. with a former fda insider says the agency should withdraw approval for the vision-correcting surgery. >>> and celine dion, only on "cbs this morning." we're backstage with the superstar who's touring again, finding new strength and inspiration. >> her heart will go on. it's thursday, november 14th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> there just wasn't any surprises. there wasn't any bombshells. >> made a compelling and clear case. >> this was damning. >> both sides claim victory after the first day of public testimony. >> you talking about the witch-hunt? is that what you're t

i'm anthony mason with gayle king and tony dokoupil.tion in just two weeks unless a celebrity-backed campaign can persuade the governor to intervene. rodney reed was found guilty in the 1996 rape and murder of 19-year-old stacey stites, but his attorney claims new witness statements and forensic evidence clear reed. omar villafranca is at the state capitol in austin, texas. this case has received national and even international attention. >> reporter: good morning. here at the capitol, republicans and democrats don't see eye to eye on much, but a bipartisan group of lawmakers agree rodney reed's case needs to be looked at again. along with celebrities, they're urging governor greg abbott to pause his execution and consider new evidence. >> did you rape stacey stites? >> no, i didn't. >> did you murder stacey stites? >> no, i didn't. >> reporter: talk show host dr. phil conducted a jailhouse interview with rodney reed that aired last month. he is just one of a number of celebrities including kim kardashian-west and seth green and rihanna

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. breaking overnight, nine u.s. citizens including six children are reported dead and an some were headed to a wedding. what family members say happened. >>> protecting your vote. only on "cbs this morning," america's top election security official takes us inside the massive effort to stop foreign interference. >>> donald trump jr. is in studio 57 today. the president's oldest son talks about impeachment, his father, and why he feels democrats want to silence others. >>> and clean slate. actress and comedian jenny slate talks with us about her new very personal project first on "cbs

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. whistle-blower testimony?the unnamed official who revealed the phone call at the heart of the impeachment inquiry says he'll answer republicans' questions. >>> travelers murder mystery. a missing husband and wife from new hampshire are found in a shallow grave in south texas. why the manhunt for the killers could go international. >>> safety in the sky. first on "cbs this morning," we take a test flight to show a new automatic landing system that could save lives at the touch of a button. >>> and punk rock pioneer. iggy pop has performed his way fo han 50 y tls us how his lust fo

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil. gayle king's on assignment, so jericka duncan is with us.'s grief. in an emotional cbs news exclusive, the man charged after has granddaughter fell from his arms on a cruise ship tells his story to david begnaud. >> saw her fall, and it was disbelief. oh, my god. >>> breaking news, a wildfire erupts overnight threatening homes in southern california while a huge snowstorm upsets travel plans. >>> airline squeeze. a smoke-filled plane is helping determine how small airplane seats can be before they're considered unsafe. >>> smarter shopping.

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> going public. house democrats get ready for public testimony next week. what you need to know about the historic hearing. >>> sweeping blast sweeping down from the arctic. how it could bring record cold temperatures by next week. >>> ptsd breakthrough. a treatment used on veterans could now help relieve the suffering of millions of americans who have post-traumatic stress disorder. >>> and oprah as in winfrey will be at our table today. she reveals a new selection for her book club. the author will

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. frigid blast.s plunge from texas to nick -- plunge from texas to new england with an historic arctic punch. how it's set to bring record cold to millions. >>> startling accusation. former u.n. ambassador nikki haley says two senior white house colleagues wanted her to undermine president trump. what she tells cbs news about the request. >>> hotel killing hearing. a judge decides today if a connecticut man should go on trial for the death of a hotel worker in the caribbean. he says he was defending himself. >>> and jon bon jovi in studio 57. his veterans day tribute to men and women who served in uniform. it's monday, novembeth

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> mexico ambush suspect. a heavily armed person is detained, possibly connected to the nine americans murdered in mexico. why sources tell us the family may have been targeted by the cartel. >>> breaking overnight, democrats declare victory in the kentucky governors race and win control of virginia's legislature. why suburban voters may be sending a message to republicans. >>> death row doubt. a convicted killer faces execution in two weeks, but new evidence may show he's innocent. how celebrities are joining the fight to spare his life. >>> and gerardo para in studio 57 only on "cbs this morning." he talks about

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil, gayle king's on assignment so jericka duncan is with us.weather alert. how a big storm buildingin the west could turn into a mess for millions of holiday travelers. >>> monster allegations. r. kel in gir says she's a victim less than a year after defending him in gayle king's exclusive interview. >>> checkpoint of the future. new technology to detect explosives in scanners that could make those long lines at the airport move a le faster. >>> and come on down. the "price is right" host, drew carey, and how he's bringing the legendary game show back to

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. breaking overnight, nine u.s. citizens including six children are reported dead and an apparent ambush in northern mexico. some were headed to a wedding. what family members say happened. >>> protecting your vote. only on "cbs this morning," america's top election security official takes us inside the massive effort to stop foreign interference. >>> donald trump jr. is in studio 57 today. the president's oldest son talks about impeachment, his father, and why he feels democrats want to silence others. >>> and clean slate. actress and comedian jenny slate talks with us about her new very personal project first on "cbs this morning." >> we like that. >>> it's tuesday, november 5th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> had is for the record, four of my children are burned and shot up. >> reporter: gunmen kill nine americans in mexico. >> these were innocent women with their children. you can't explain how there's evil people in this world like that. >>> rule's associate is ready -- rudolph

gayle king, anthony mason and tony dokoupil are off. >>> president trump on an unannounced visit to afghanistans he's re-opened talks to end america's longest >>> holiday storm threat. bad weather moves from the west to the middle part of the country and now threatens s big trouble in the northeast by the end of the holiday weekend. >>> start shopping. millions of americans get up early to find black friday bargains. why more of us than ever are shopping online. >> and rising from the ashes. paradise, california's high school football team plays for a championship tomorrow, one year after a devastating wildfi

anthony mason from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning kenny.this morning," the white house fights back after the historic impeachment inquiry resolution. our major will break down president trump's defense and what happens now. >> parents reveal their children's struggles and offer advice to other families. it is very moving. >> let's call it the largest corn maze. inside this american wonder and revealing the secrets to making it out. all that when we see you at 7:00. >> any idea how long it took to make that thing? >> reporter: i don't know how long it took them to make it but every year they do a different pattern add it is very complicated and the drone view is spectacular. >> looking forward to that story. >>> 6:43. turning to finance news. google announcing it is buying fitness tracking company fitbit and it is not coming cheap. >> jason brooks, good morning. >> reporter: good morning the a big tech deal under way as you said with google buying fitbit for $2.1 billion. that is a pretty small chunk of change for gagm. market cap was $868 b

i'm anthony mason and tony dokoupil. gayle king's off so jericka duncan is with us.siege. teargas and rubber bullets fired at protesters trapped on a university campus. the new ultimatum from hong kong police. >>> prince andrew backlash. the prince is panned for what he said during an interview with jeffrey epstein. we speak to the journalist who conducted the controversial interview. >>> diplomatic shakedown. an investigation uncovers a possible pay-for-play scheme involving one of president trump's ambassador nominees. >>> scaling sequoias. we take you high above national park to see how climate change affects these ancient trees. >

happy thanksgiving, i am michelle miller and gayle king and anthony mason and tony dokoupil are off.nches two more missiles towards japan while china protesest president trump decision to back the movement in hong kong. >> climate change threatening the world's most famous sparkling wine. >> hear from the college basketball player who

anthony mason sat down with flea to talk about his new autobiography, "acid for the children." >> thisnical exercises. >> reporter: by the lake in the back of his l.a. home, flea likes to practice. it's a rare tranquil moment in what's been a monumental year for the bass player. in march, his band, the red hot chili pepper, played the pyramids in egypt. >> it's like the wonders of the world, that's one of them, right? >> reporter: and just last month, flea was married to designer melody assani. congratulations! >> yeah, thank you. i've been twiddling with my wedding ring for four days now. i find this incredible woman. >> reporter: this is your place? now he has published a memoir. >> so long i didn't want to write a book about myself because i thought what an arrogant thing to do. >> reporter: but "acid for the children" is not a tale of rock star glory. it's a reflection on a vulnerable childhood. you were a lonely kid? >> i was. >> reporter: was it hard to write about that? >> the writing wasn't hard, but when i would read it out loud, i would break down in tears all the time. i mea

happy thanksgiving, i am michelle miller and gayle king and anthony mason and tony dokoupil are off. >> north korea launches two more missiles towards japan while china protesest president trump decision to back the movement in hong kong. >> climate change threatening the world's most famous sparkling wine. >> hear from the college basketball player who scored a giant upset and wins big after a hurricane. it is november 28th, here is today's eye opener. >> 12 marching bands and nearly a thousand clowns and 46 floats. . what's the coolest part so far? >> watching him blow up. heading into sunday as all is trying to get back home, we have a big storm across the east. the new york time is reporting the inspector general did not find any evidence that the fbi tried spy on president trump. >> president trump is spending his time having worthless investigation taken place. >> a chemical plant rocked the neighborhood in north texas. >>> angry reaction in china. former president jimmy carter is now back at home just in time for thanksgiving. he was released from the hospital yesterday. >> al

. >> i'm anthony mason. it is a beautiful day for an interview and we're hearing from tom hanks. 8:00. the impeachment inquiry against president trump is moving to the next phase after defiant testimony from the public witnesses. the house intelligence committee will spend the next week or two writing up a report, sending it to the house judiciary committee which would then draft articles of impeachment. >> now the republicans are going to orchestrate a trial and it will be their turn under their rules and under their watch, and i think the president's feeling very bullish. >> can you give us inside into her thinking? >> it was a complicated relationship with patrick. she says she loved him but he threatened her and her family and she feared him. >>> he's calling the allegations an attempted coup. netanyahu is accused of granting political favors in exchange for more positive news coverage and pricey gifts. >>> nominations for 2020 grammy awards are out and lil nas x picked up six grammy nominations. >> that's surprising, not that it was nominated but that it came out this year.

i'm anthony mason.d i'm tony dokoupil. this morning we climb higher and compare the view here to some of the world's other famous skyscrapers. but first here is today's o"eye opener." >> it is snowing all note in minnesota and hurricane force ghosts. >> tracking two systems across the country. one of them across the great lakes and one on the west coast. >> some areas are expecting up to a foot but it is difficult to tell because this wind keeps spiraling the snow around. >> with all of the weather out there. that trek to your thanksgiving dinner is going to be anything but easy. >> the plant where this explosion happened produced petroleum products. >> two transcripts were released yesterday. >>> welcome back to the empire state building. we're here on the newly renovated 80th floor. workers just put the finishing touches on a massive $165 million renovation project. >> this video captures the spirit of thanksgiving. maybe more than any video i've ever seen. >> great. first time frying a turkey. stay i

"cbs this morning's" anthony mason sat down with andrews to hear all about it. >> take a look. >> reporterhow lucky could a girl get. >> and snap. the job is a game. and every time -- >> reporter: in 1964 julie andrews made her screen debut as mary poppins. >> and you win an oscar. >> i do. >> julie andrews. >> how do you live up to that? >> you don't believe it. i think in my speech i said something like -- >> i know you americans are famous for hospitality but this is ridiculous. >> i thought it was a welcome to this wonderful business than an accolade for the role. i kept that oscar tucked away for quite a while in my attic. >> why? >> i wasn't sure why i received it. >> how long did it take for that to happen? >> quite a while. >> reporter: in the "homework" julie andrew's memoir of her hollywood years she writes. was i scared? you bet. did i feel inadequate? all the time. hollywood was far from the small british town where julie had been raised the child of divorced parents and an alcoholic stepfather. she started performing in vaudeville at age 12. made her debut before her 19th birt

. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning," i'm anthony mason with gayle king and tony dokoupil. san diego state university are under suspension after the death of a freshman. 19-year-old dylan hernandez died at a 42 ternty party last week. the school is investigating and said it's uncovered evidence where the fraternity may have been engaged in possible misconduct. what more do we know about the circumstances surrounding the student's death? >> friends of dylan hernandez call him an outgoing and light-partied person. university officials have not revealed the cause of death so we don't know if alcohol or hazing was involved but students have had longstanding concerns about greek life on campus. >> my heart goes out to him, his friends and family, a sad story. >> tributes are pouring in for dylan hernandez. the san diego state university undergrad who died last friday after being rushed to a hospital the day before. >> i think that everyone would agree it's just a really good person. >> hernandez was in his dorm room when he fell off his bunk bed and hit his head. the medical exa

i'm anthony mason and tony dokoupil. gayle king's off so jericka duncan is with us. hong kong siege. teargas and rubber bullets fired at protesters trapped on a university campus. the new ultimatum from hong kong police. >>> prince andrew backlash. the prince is panned for what he said during an interview with jeffrey epstein. we speak to the journalist who conducted the controversial interv >>> diplomatic shakedown. an investigation uncovers a possible pay-for-play scheme involving one of president trump's ambassador nominees. >>> scaling sequoias. we take you high above national park to see how climate change affects these ancient trees. >>> it's monday, november 18th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> fires and explosions as police storm a college campus held by protesters. >> a fiery standoff at a hong kong university. >> reporter: officers have that campus encircled. students set off gasoline bombs when officers moved in. >> reporter: at least four people are dead after a mass shooting at a football watch party in california. to exh

gayle king, anthony mason and tony dokoupil are off. >>> president trump on an unannounced visit to afghanistan declares he's re-opened talks to end america's longest >>> holiday storm threat. bad weather moves from the west to the middle part of the country and now threatens s big trouble in the northeast by the end of the holiday weekend. >>> start shopping. millions of americans get up early to find black friday bargains. why more of us than ever are shopping online. >> and rising from the ashes. paradise, california's high school football team plays for a championship tomorrow, one year after a devastating wildfire destroyed their town. >>> it is friday, november 29th, 2019. here's today your world in 90 seconds. >>> president trump back to the u.s. after a secret thanksgiving day visit to afghanistan. >> the president says peace talks with the taliban are back on. we'll see if they make a deal. if they do, they do. if they don't, they don't. that's fine. >>> three, two, one. >> the black friday shopping frenzy is under way. >> whew whew, last one. >>> ten animals were killed in a barn fire

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. frigid blast. temperatures plunge from texas to nick -- plunge from texas to new england with an historic arctic punch. how it's set to bring record cold to millions. >>> startling accusation. former u.n. ambassador nikki haley says two senior white house colleagues wanted her to undermine president trump. what she tells cbs news about the request. >>> hotel killing hearing. a judge decides today if a connecticut man should go on trial for the death of a hotel worker in the caribbean. he says he was defending himself. >>> and jon bon jovi in studio 57. his veterans day tribute to men and women who served in uniform. it's monday, november 11th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> this early in the season it's exceptional cold nearly unprecedented expect dangerous cold. >> an arctic cold front descends on the u.s. >> reporter: subfreezing windchills set to hit more than half of the country. >> reporter: very cold air. temperatures well below average. >>> nikki haley says

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil, gayle king's on assignment so jericka duncan is with us. thanksgiving weather alert. how a big storm buildingin the west could turn into a mess for millions of holiday travelers. >>> monster allegations. r. kel in gir says she's a victim less than a year after defending him in gayle king's exclusive interview. >>> checkpoint of the future. new technology to detect explosives in scanners that could make those long lines at the airport move a le faster. >>> and come on down. the "price is right" host, drew carey, and how he's bringing the legendary game show back to time>>> it's time for your "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> rain and snow will be impacting americans from coast to coast to coast. >> wild weather threatens to snarl holiday travel. >> couldn't be much worse the central plains into the great lakes. blizzard conditions expected. >> a monster storm in the west coast. >>> defense secretary mark esper fired navyec ricrd spencer for the handling of the war crimes case involving eddie gallagher. >> it's about retaliation. >>>

with two notable new exhibitions this year he caught the eye of our own anthony mason. >> good morningry here in new york this past summer. through the door on the back wall, i saw this sprawling sculpture that seemed to be leaping out at me. when i went in to take a closer look, i discovered drew's story is as fascinating as his art. how long have you been with there gallery? >> actually, this is my first exhibition with the gallery. >> reporter: leonardo drew's exhibition at new york's gallery lalong last summer, was centered around one breathtaking piece. do you see this in your mind at some point? >> there's a lot of crazy stuff going on in my head, man. >> reporter: the sculpture called simply "number 215" looked like an explosion frozen in space and time. so what is this made of? >> these are store-bought materials. started off with plain birch plywood treated with like a coated sand -- >> reporter: you've done there yourself? >> yes. not found stuff. people are mistaking them for found objects. it i become the weather in order for the work to exist. >> reporter: you are the weat

last 32 after a comfortable 3—nil victory over pa rtizan belgrade at old trafford — mason greenwood with the first. anthony of the three with this great solo goal and marcus rashford rounding it off, to make sure united stay top of their group. and wolves snatched victory over partizan belgrade with rauljimenez scoring the winner in stoppage time at molineux, leaving them needing just one point from their last two games to reach the knockout stages. gareth southgate has taken a gamble on including leicester city's james maddison in his squad for their euro qualifiers against kosovo and montenegro. he had to pull out of their last set of matches due to illness, but was then spotted in a casino during the international break. this is also the first time that southgate has spoken since bulgaria were given a punishment of having to playjust one game behind closed doors for the racial abuse that england players suffered during their qualifier. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson was at wembley. they might be relieved to talk about squad tactics, formation even qualification ahead of this international, southgat

last 32 after a comfortable 3—nil victory over pa rtizan belgrade at old trafford — mason greenwood with the first. anthonytay top of their group. )and wolves snatched victory over slovan bratislava with rauljimenez scoring the winner in stoppage time at molineux.. leaving them needing just one point from their last two games to reach the knockout stages. england manager gareth southgate has named the leicester city midfielder, james maddison in his squad for their euro 2020 qualifiers against montenegro and kosovo this month.(oov)maddison had to pull out of their last set of matches due to illness, but he was then spotted in a casino during the international break. nonetheless, southgate has decided to give him another chance. great britain have theirfirst gold medal of the world para athletics championships — and it was a fourth world title for paul blake. he won the t36 800—metres on day one in dubai, in a season's best time. and he goes again later in the week, in his main event, the 400—metres. the former england and northampton hooker, dylan hartley has announced he's retiring from professional rugby

mason greenwood set them on the way to victory, over pa rtizan belgrade. anthony marcus rashford also scored — either side of the break as united won 3—nil at old trafford, to qualify for the knockout stage with two games to spare. that was the reason we played the three of them as well. we felt if we played a strong team, create chances and we need the players out there to ta ke and we need the players out there to take them, very pleased with all those finishes. all three goals were high—class. of course, quite a few more as well. the first one settles that one, i think. celtic are through to the last 32 after coming from behind to win at lazio. ciro immobile scored the opening goal after only 7 minutes. by half—time, the visitors were level — james forrest with the equaliser for the scottish champions. the match looked to be heading for a draw until french midfielder olivier ntcham won it for celtic, in the fifth minute of stoppage—time. it's a privilege for me to coach these players. they do an unbelievablejob these players. they do an unbelievable job behind

mason greenwood got the first but anthony martial got the pick of them, before marcus rushford slammedr behind them. the wanderers almost into the knockout stage after rauljimenez‘s header sealed their win over slovan bratislava, and a memorable night for british football. austin halewood, bbc news. so a great night for the british teamsand you know it's been good when rod stewart's spotted singing with fans on the streets of rome. he said he'd had one of the best days ever as a hoops fan. think rod's got a soft spot for manchester united as well. so a good night all round meanwhile in the premier league the bottom two sides battle it out at carrow road this evening. watford are still looking for their first premier league win of the season. if they manage it they'll move off the bottom and ahead of norwich. there's full commentary on radio 5 live. kick off is at 8 with the build up from 7 let's look at the back pages today. the success of the british teams in europe last night features heavily on th back pages of todays papers. the mirror says ‘pace, excitement and goals .. at last un

oversight board, founder andrs, executive director national security institute, anthony scalia, school of law, george mason university. , codirector of liberty and national security program, brendan center for justice. mr. klein. mr. klein: thank you, happy to be here to testify. sen. graham: if you can keep it at a couple of minutes, look at your written testimony. mr. klein: i will revise downward as i go. i am the chairman of an independent bipartisan branch agency dedicated to ensuring efforts to protect against terrorism are balanced with the need to protect privacy and civil liberties. my remarks are in my official capacity as chairman and don't reflect -- reflect the views of my other colleagues. we have talked great deal about the origins of the cdr program. i will skip recapitulating some of those. i will talk about what the board has been doing and what information we can provide. in advance of the upcoming deadline, art board has reviewed the call of detail records under the usa freedom act. the investigation involved months of fact-finding. we held a public forum to receive outside views on the

anthony scalia school of law at george mason university, codirector of liberty international security program and the center for justice and mister klein. >> thank you, happy to be here to testify today. >> keep it a couple minutes and it would be great. >> i'm chairman of the privacy and civil liberties privacy board which is an independent bipartisan agency dedicated to ensuring efforts to protect against terrorism are balanced with the need to protect privacy and civil liberties. i want to mention my remarks are in individual capacities as chairman and do not reflect the views of my four other bipartisan colleagues. we talked about the contours and origins of the cdr program so i will skip those things which i think are well-known and talk about what our board has been doing and what information we can provide the committee. the upcoming reauthorization deadline our board received records under the usa freedom act, that involves months of fact-finding by expert staff and bipartisan group of board members. we held a public forum to receive outside views, we submitted a draft report