. ♪ >> do you know this boy?> no. >> elian gonzalez. [ speaking foreign language ] [ people chanting in foreign language ] [ man speaking in foreign language ] [ man speaking in foreign language ] >> from the ocean waters off the coast of florida tonight a real life thanksgiving story. >> found him clinging to an inner tube. >> part of a group of 13 cuban rafters. only two others rescued alive. >> elian's mother is believed to have drowned. he has cousins he just met in >> this is the story of a little boy from cuba whose mother died brinng h tfrdom in the united states. or maybe it's the story of a boy shipwrecked in miami whose cuban father just wanted him back. it was always supposed to be elian's story although a lot of other people would try and make it their own. >> the first thing that came to my mind how did he survive by himself when he's only five. and the only thing i can possibly say is that it's just a miracle. god wanted him here for freedom and he's here and he will get it. >> i never forget. he wa

woman to try to raise a boy on her own.'s too many unanswered questions. it's just like if i was trying to raise my daughters alone, d o you know the questions they would have for me? that i have no answer for. i have no idea how to turn a girl into a woman. it's daunting for a woman to be given the task of earning the a boy into a man. so i open up a mentoring camp, opening up the mentoring camp. >> this is armstrong williams. we're at the department of housing urban development today with dr. secretary ben carson and special guest steve harvey. we'll be back. ♪ >> welcome back. you were saying about your mentoring program. please continue, steve. >> so i decided to open up thi camp to help these single mothers out on my ranch. i had a father until i was 43. my father passed at 43. at his death, driving from the funeral, i said, man, where would i be wi and i looked at my life at 43 and i knew for a fact i would not be who i was. i would not be on television at 43. i wouldn't be a professional stand up. i would be nothing.

it is terrific my president went to the boy scouts. he's the honor president of the boy scouts.thing, but i love my president went to the boy scouts. he stood in front of 175 stars of heroes and debased that moment by bragging about his crowd size. he went to the commissioning of the gor rald ford carrier and debased that wonderful event. >> those in attendance loved it. >> it's a 12-year-old boy, jason. >> on this issue he said he got a call saying it was the greatest speech ever made to them. we -- a source is telling us they are not aware, a source is saying they are not aware of a call from any boy scouts of america headquarters to the president. now, obviously, you know, there may have been a call. there may not have been a call. i don't know. it does raise the question. >> i don't work at the boy scouts. i'm sure president trump did get a call from somebody in the boy scouts. >> whether it was the head of the boy scouts. >> like most americans, i don't know the exact internal structure of the boy scouts or however it is. those in attendance loved it. i'm sure those watches

a feud is brewing between the boy scouts and the girl scouts.iana diaz now on what it's all about. >> reporter: after 105 years of teaching girls to overcome obstacles, the girl scouts say they're now facing a new one it's boy scouts. the boy scouts of america tells cbs news it's considering an expansion, potentially creating a separate division for girls. in a blistering letter monday to boy scouts leadership the head of the girl scouts called it it a covert campaign to recruit girls. >> it's really about empowering our girls. >> reporter: troopera hilgenberg, has a daughter in the girl scouts and a son in the boy scouts. >> they can just be who they are. there's no pressure to be anybody else. girl scouts really starts leadership and empowerment and good decision make at six years old, but the girls and i don't find that the boy scout program is set up to start that quite as early with the boys. >> reporter: in a statement, the boy scouts told cbs news: >> it's definitely frustrating. >> reporter: one such request came from 16-year-old sydney

boy scouts told cbs news based on numerous requests from families, the boy scouts have been explorings of bringing scouting to every member of the family, boys ask gir -- and girls. no decisions have been made. one such request came from 16-year-old sidney ireland who has launched an on-line campaign. >> i think that girls should have the opportunity to join either program. >> reporter: she's been an unofficial member of her brother's troop since she was four and has always dreamed of becoming an eagle scout which is exclusive to boy scouts. >> i really want to be part of the boy scouts because their mission and the scout oath and the scout law is really something that i live by. >> reporter: we reached out to the presidents of both the girl scouts and the boy scouts but neither was available for an interview. the boy scouts have not yet set a timeline for making a decision regarding girls. adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. >>> on cbs this morning, your brain and addiction. the science behind why drugs and alcohol are so difficult to quit and new methods that can help end the cycle. >>

sighting the declining boy scouts membership. a comment thon the work bsa does and >> it's really about empowering our girls. >> reporter: troop leader lisa hilgenberg has a daughter in the girl scouts and a son in the boy scouts. >> they can just be who they are. there's no pressure to be anybody else. girl scouts really starts leadership and empowerment and good decision making at six years old with the girls and i don't find that the boy scout program is set up to start that quite as early with the boys. >> reporter: in a statement, the boy scouts told cbs news: >> it's definitely frustrating. >> reporter: one such request came from 16-year-old sydney ireland, who has launched an online campaign. >> reporter: she's been an unofficial member of her brother's troop since she was our, and has always dreamed of becoming an eagle scout, which is exclusive to boy scouts. >> i really want to be part of the boy scouts because their mission and the scout oath and the scout law is really something that i live by. >> reporter: we've reac

boys, lunch is ready. in you go. [ squeaking ] [ screaming ] ain't no doubt about it, lady-- you got a lot of rats down there. [ squealing ] damn. is it 3:00? of here. but wait. what about my basement? just call and make a follow-up appointment. it's no problem. but-- you-- [ stammering ] hey, throw it to first! throw it to first! up higher! higher! make two outs. there you go! fantastic! here we go! [ boy ] hit it to me! [ man ] nice try! [ engine off ] cover the bag! cover the bag! [ man ] bring it in! here you go! [ on-field chattering continues ] [ man ] do it again! here we go, guys! [ motorcycle engine revving ] [ sighs ] got one of those for me? nice try, you little creep. mr. buttermaker. mr. buttermaker! you're late. i got held up. sorry about that. are you drinking? oh, hell no. that's, uh, nonalcoholic. i'm

i don't think girs are saying i want to be like the boys or even with the boys.y scouts might be thinking about the programs they're giving to all their boys. ultimately this is about are the boy scouts and girl scouts speaking to every kid. >> it is also fair to note we're not seeing boys try to get into the girl scouts because boys are tomboys but it's not reseriesed. >> we don't give them permission to do steer tippial things and i guarantee you there are some who would love that and should be on the look kwut for that. >> rachel simmons. thanks so much. >>> we move on to taylor swift's big announcement. her new album "reputation" about to drop and swift sent fans into a frenzy with a post the first single is out tonight. chris connelly here with the details. >> reporter: good morning, george. only one entertainer could get the eclipse off social media. a new album coming in 2 1/2 month, new single tonight and fans ablaze with anticipatioest thanks to the announcement of a savvy self-aware artist who knows how to get people to take notice ♪ we are never ever e

. >>> a feud is brewing between the boy scouts and the girl scouts.oy scouts are accused of crossing the line in their recruitment. >> reporter: after 105 years of teaching girls to overcome obstacles, the girl scouts say they're now facing a new one: the boy scouts. the boy scouts of america, or bsa, tells cbs news it's considering an expansion, potentially creating a separate division for girls. in a blistering letter monday to boy scout leadership, the president of the girl scouts called the potential move a covert campaign to recruit girls, citing the boy scouts' declining membership. to be clear, this is not a statement on the work the bsa has done and continues to do. rather, it is a statement on the short-sightedness of thinking that running a program particularly tailored to boys can be simply transferred to girls. training leader lisa helgenberg has a daughter in the girl scouts and a son in the boy scouts. >> they can be who they are. they don't need to be pressured to be somebody else. girl scouts learns good decision making at six years ol

boys. >> mason: but the girl scouts say, "back off." a priest confesses to an earlier life as a ku klux klansman, who burned a cross in a black family's front yard. >> and i'm driving here i'm like, "this isn't true. this can't be." >> mason: ah, but it is. she hit the powerball jackpot. >> what are you going to do tonight to celebrate? >> i'm going to go hide in my bed. this is the "cbs evening news." >> mason: good evening. i'm anthony mason. a monster named harvey is creeping up on the gulf coast of texas. when it comes ashore late tomorrow or early saturday, it could be the first major hurricane to hit the u.s. in 12 years with winds over 125 miles an hour. storm surges and as much as 30 inches of rain could bring what the national weather service calls "life-threatening floods." watches and warnings are posted up and down the coast. texas governor greg abbott issued a disaster declaration in 30 counties. and gasoline prices surged to a three-week high as at least two refineries in corpus christi were shut down. manuel bojorquez beg

the boys were hiding in the back of the store.s cell phone video captured the battlefield the store became. the aisles were a bullet riddled maze. shoppers were stunned. some drawing fire. and now there were gunmen headed towards catherine's sons. the other mother trapped in this nightmare had her two young children with her and was worried about controlling her toddler son. they heard gunfire all around them. >> i feel bad because i was lying on him trying to shield him at one point and i said, oh, my goodness lying on this floor and i'm pressing down on his back, he must be so uncomfortable. that is when i put my fingers in his mouth hoping to give him something to suck on. >> they remained like this, frozen in place for minutes, and then for an hour. she was terrified her son would start crying and give them away. >> i can see his face creeping into a cry. and i know, my goodness, he is going to cry. this is it. >>> coming up, faith makes a faithful choice. i thought now our cover has been blown. >> while our other mom becomes

the boy was then moved to chop for treatment. the shooting happened again in the child's parents second floor bedroom. >> we believe this 11 year old boy got ahold of the gun, that was in the second floor front bedroom, and possibly accidentally shot himself in the face. the gun laying on the floor, and other live bullets in that second floor front bedroom. so, it appears that's where the shot was fired in the second floor front bedroom. now, we know the 11 year old's mother and father were home at the time as well as four siblings. the oldest being 13 years old. and the other three all being under the age of ten. we don't know where they were in the house at the time that the shot was fired. >> police tell us they found a gun, that was used in this shooting, as well, and as you heard police say, his family was here at the time that the 11 year old possibly accidentally shot himself. and police tell us that they are talking with family members, right now, who are at chop. mike and alex. >> tragic. all right, jen. >> i at least he

the boy scouts. the boy scouts of america, or bsa tells cbs news it is considering an expansion potentially creating separate division for girls. in a blistering letter, monday to boy scout leadership, the president of the girl scouts, kathy ha campaign to recruit gi citing the boy scouts declining membership to. be clear this is not a statement on the work that bsa has done and continues to do. rather, it is a statement on the shortsightedness of thinking that running a program specifically tailored to boys can simply be translated to girls. >> it is really about empowering our girls. >> troop leader has a daughter in the girl scouts. and a son in the boy scouts. >> they can just be who they are. there is no pressure to be anybody else. girl scouts really starts leadership and empowerment, and good decision making at 6 years old with the girls. i don't find the boy scout program is set to start that quite as early with the boys. >> reporter: in a statement, the boy scouts told cbs news, based pon nu

boy scouts start in the spring of 5th grade and keep involved in the boy scout troop until they're 18. then we have co-ed programs that would include venturing program which can start as early as 8 8th grade, sea scout program on the water. one of our fastest growing programs is the exploring program which is a vocational studies program where we partner with almost every police department in alameda county to provide a hands on program for kids. >> that's really interesting. now, we think of scouts and we think of outdoors, being prepared. was that the initial beginning where the thrust was in scouting? >> yes. scouting was originally started worldwide by badden powell, a british general. at the end of the war, he thought that the methods of training he used for his troops would benefit kids in england. so the first place he experimented with his methods with kid was actually on a camp out. >> okay. >> he recognized that scouting was about teaching character and leadership skills, good citizenship. but he could implement it best if he included an outdoor program. >> to be a scout, yo

they got the boy.hey got the boy. >> no, no. >> all i could hear was elian screaming, prima, prima, you know, just calling out. and i couldn't do anything. >> come on. get this stuff. over here. across the street. >> elian was just a kid. and that day they risked his life. i sometimes wonder what juan miguel felt about that. i would have never wanted my child to be taken out like that. >> elian gonzales is as we speak being flown to andrews air force base just outside of washington where he will be reunited with his father. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ >> pictures taken by an "associated press" photographer which the administration will have to answer to. >> there is a picture of the little boy's fear, scared. so janet reno, everybody else, don't say you came here with no violence, but this boy okay. how can this boy be okay when he had a gun in his head. >> marry slay sis gonzales describing what happened here this morning. >> they treat us like criminals. >> i know. [

she said focus on enlisting 90% of boys currently not participating.he boy scouts responding saying it has had co-ed proams for decades. both scout organizations have been seeing declining interest in recent years. >>> a stolen dog has been returned to his home after a tinder date went wrong. a woman was housesitting overnight and she invited a stranger through the tinder app. the two stole items including the dog named maggie, she was later found in the neighboring town. the suspect thieves have not been caught. we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! just kind of ties in very well. matt o'donnell joined jeff skeverski and walter perez for the pal night for the phillies. it helped shine a light on pal programs across the greater philadelphia area. >> what a date you were in ac signing autographs, with matt pellman. >> and we won the game on grea

the third essay is called "boys to men: the role of policing and the socialization of black boys" written by professor kristin henning of georgetown. and this, i will tell you all, this essay almost didn't make it to the book because i was so focused on black men, and after talking to kris who's one of the nation's top leading experts on the juvenile justice system, i realized, wow, of course we have to talk about black boys, and that chapter is remarkable because actually black boys are treated worse in the system than black men. so that essay is pretty revealing. the next one is called "racial profiling: the law, the policy and the practice," written by professor renee mcdonald hutch especially of the university of -- hutchens of maryland. it explains that. the next chapter is "black men and the police: making implicit bias explicit." i know many of you may have heard about implicit bias. it's a theme that goes through all of these essays, and it's at the root of so many of these killings, and i'll talk a bit about that tonight. it was written by professor katherine russell brown, unive

is the coursework system fairon boys? i does... is the coursework system fair on boys?coursework system fair on boys? ithinka mixture where both, and were talking generally, but a mixture might be perhaps the way. why not have boy and girl exams? pink and blue! why don't we have that? if you can really... well, you're doing both. you've got a pink and blue stripe. shall we leave it there?” you've got a pink and blue stripe. shall we leave it there? i would do! finally. thank you! can you unpick this story for us in about 20 seconds? is all going a bit wrong for donald trump. he is saying here in his interview with the american prospect magazine that he was fighting every day with gary cohn, who is the chief advisor, and it is just evidence of a chaotic white house. and north korea is really actually the sort of main foreign policy threat that donald trump is facing at the moment and he... you know, steve bannon poured scorn over what the president has achieved and the us policy on it. but he likes loyalty? so we are told, but steve bannon occupies a different position i

the boy was then moved to chop for treatment. the shooting happened in the victim's parent's second floor bedroom at this point police believe this was an accidental shooting but police don't know how the child got his hands on the gun. according to police, both of the boys' parents and all of his sib rings were home at the time. the oldest child in the house just 13 years old. detectives right now are interviewing family members to try to get some more information. >> doctors at methodist hospital initially put him in critical condition. and they had him transferred to children's hospital. since methodist hospital is not a trauma center. once the child arrived at children's hospital, he was treated by doctors. now, he is still in critical condition with a gunshot wound to his face. however, doctors at children's hospital do expect him to survive. they also say this 11 year old boy is conscious. >> and police say that they did recover the revolver from the upstairs front bedroom where the shooting happened. they also recovered bu

i'm a former boy scout and the first word of the boy scout oath is, a boy scout is trustworthy.i don't think this president is. echoing what mary catherine said, in a sense, it's not a big thing, it's a phone call, no big deal, but it is a big deal because it does speak to the issue of credibility and this is a president who's got a problem with credibility to begin with starting with the size of the crowd at the inaugural and then the fact that there were never any meetings with anybody around him and anybody having anything to do with russia, and so with that credibility problem, this makes it worse, and you know -- >> but bill, this isn't just a small thing. i have all the respect for the boy scouts, but we're also talking about a world leader, the president of mexico. >> right. the -- and the president of the united states. so point i was going to make is, i think, as mary catherine or you said too, i'm not sure that donald trump has ever woken up and said, i'm the president of the united states. look, brooke, you and i could go out and have a beer and i could say, i got a c

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