cbs cares. if you were a hippie in the '60s, you need to know.f the age of aquarius. yeah, and something else that's cool. what? osteoporosis is preventable. all: osteo's preventable? right on! if you dig your bones, protect them. all: cbs cares! . ♪ >>> now to the book of revelations about americans and religion. there's interesting findings in a report today from pier research. but the number of americans who say they're absolutely certain god exists has fallen from 71% to 63. >> reporter: in north hollywood california, alex mckale says she fulfills her spiritual needs at a yoga studio. >> most of my friends and when most, i mean all except for my boyfriend, don't go to church anymore. >> reporter: in fact, only 28% of her age group go to services weekly. but not necessarily saying there's not something out there. >> absolutely not. it's more like i hear so many people who are like i believe there's a god, just not a hell. >> reporter: there has also been a decline in the number of americans who claim be to aff affiliated to religion. but the s

all: cbs cares! the paris attacks, isis struck in lebanon, which is bursting with syrian refugees. twin suicide bombings in beirut killed 43 and wounded more than 200. the victims were mostly from the shiite branch of islam. isis is the sunni branch. holly williams is following this from turkey. holly, how significant was that attack in lebanon? >> reporter: scott, it was very significant. lebanon has been a war-torn country, but this was the worst terror attack in the capital beirut in many years, and it comes at a time when lebanon is especially fragile and the civil war raging just across the border in syria has played into those tensions, destabilizing lebanon. on top of that, lebanon, which has a population of around four million people, has had an influx of over a million syrian refugees since the civil war began. >> paris has demanded the world's attention, but it's been at the expense of coverage like the story in lebanon. >> reporter: well, scott, that's true. and there's been a lot of criti

all: cbs cares!step from feeling marginalized to taking up arms can be a short one, and holly williams has been exploring that part of the story. >> reporter: at least five of the terrorists were french citizens, some of them born and raised here. the french president says his country is now at war, but the uncomfortable truth is that the enemy comes from within. they're a tiny fraction of france's more than five million muslims. but around 1,000 french citizens are thought to have joined extremist groups in iraq and syria, and over 200 are believed to have returned home. christian prouteau used to lead the anti-terror squad in france's paramilitary police. and he has studied how young men are radicalized. >> reporter: dying? >> dying. >> reporter: in the name of god. >> in the name of god. right. >> reporter: after the bloodshed, the french have shown unity in their grief. muslim leaders have condemned the attacks. and yet, many muslims in france say they feel excluded, ghettoized in poor suburbs, a

all: cbs cares!ns day, president obama said he is still not satisfied with the department of veterans affairs. the president ordered a massive overhaul last year. after reports that many vets were forced to wait months for treatment. now margaret brennan reports the va paid millions in bonuses some of it to doctors under investigation. >> reporter: dr. david houlihan former chief of staff at veteran center in tomah, washington was nicknamed the candyman, he allegedly dolled out high amount of pain medications to patients. yet the va paid houlihan, a $400 $4,000 performance bonus last year. being fired earlier this week. the v.a. paid out $143 million in performance bonuses to employees in 2014. several under investigation or accused of mismanagement, the list compiled by the house veterans affairs committee and jeff miller who said it is evidence of the va disturbing trend of rewarding employees who preside over corruption and incompetence. in a statement the v.a. said it needs to pay bonuses to attr

all: cbs cares!r cbs news poll out tonight, 36% of americans approve of president obama's handling of terrorism. that is down from 72% right after u.s. forces killed osama bin laden in 2011. only 23% of americans believe the president has a clear plan for dealing with isis. his strategy includes air strikes in iraq and syria, and david martin tells us the latest targets include oil. >> reporter: two air strikes, the most recent over the weekend, have destroyed almost 500 tanker trucks isis uses to smuggle oil and sell it on the black market. by one estimate, the attacks have destroyed roughly half the trucks isis uses to bring in $1 million a day in revenues. until now the u.s. has not gone after the tankers for fear of killing the civilian drivers. in these strikes, u.s. planes first dropped leaflets warning the drivers. and then they conducted strafing runs to scare them away. the u.s. has also loosened the rules on civilian casualties. previously a strike would be called off if any civilians were

all: cbs cares! >>> one day before the paris attacks, isis struck in lebanon, which is bursting with syrian refugees. twin suicide bombingngin beirut killed 43 and wounded more than 200. the victims were mostly from the shiite branch of islam. isis is the sunni branch. holly williams is followinthis from t tkey. holly, how significant was that attack in lebanon? >> reporter: scott, it was very significant. lebanon has been a war-torn country, but this was the worst terror attack in the capital irut in many years, , d it comes at a time when lebanon is especially fragile and the civil war raging just across the border in syria has played into those tensnsns, destabilizing on top of that, lebanon, which has a population of around four million people, has had an influx of over a million syrian refugees since the civil war began. >> paris has demanded the world's attention, but it's been at the expense of coverage like the story in lebanon. >> reporter: well, scott, that's true. and there's been a lot of

cbs cares. if you were a hippie in the '60s, you need to know.of the age of aquarius. yeah, and something else that's cool. what? osteoporosis is preventable. all: osteo's preventable? right on! if you dig your bones, protect them. all: cbs cares! >>> the way out of syria for many refugees and terrorists alike is through turkey. it is place that holly williams has spent a lot of time. holly, how difficult is it to keep extremists from crossing into europe from syria? >> reporter: scott, it's very difficult. at least six of the attackers are thought to have spent time in syria. at least one was apparently known to french authorities as an extremist but was still able to travel to syria. part of the problem is isis has no respect for national borders. its fiters are smuggled across the turkish border into syria, and one of the paris attackers appears to have posed as a refugee in order to enter europe. >> now, the u.s. today said it would help turkey fortify its border? is that going to help? >> reporter: that border is 500 miles long and it is por

all: cbs cares! >>> the u.s.nistan said today american forces violated the rules of engagement when they mistakenly bombed a hospital run by doctors without borders last month. the airstrike in the northern city of kunduz killed at least 30 civilians. more now from david martin. >> reporter: it was one of the worst accidents of the afghan war, and it was caused by what general john campbell described as "a perfect storm of mistakes," committed by america's elite special operations forces. >> this was a tragic but avoidable accident caused primarily by human error. >> reporter: after nearly five days of nonstop fighting in the city of kunduz, american commandos were holed up in a police station with afghan troops. the afghans requested a strike on a nearby government building which had been taken over by taliban fighters. an ac-130 gunship was called in by the american ground commander. the gunship was given the coordinates of the government building, but its targeting system zeroed in on an open field instead. th

cbs cares. if you were a hippie in the '60s, you need to know.f the age of aquarius. yeah, and something else that's cool. what? osteoporosis is preventable. all: osteo's preventable? right on! if you dig your bones, protect them. all: cbs cares! >>> today the world anti-doping agency suspended russia's sports drug testing lab. the head of the lab resigned. the russian government is accused of helping its olympic track and field athletes cheat and then destroy the evidence. moscow called it an old problem that was solved long ago. elizabeth palmer is looking in to this. >> reporter: mariya savinova who won gold at the london olympics is just one of ten russian sports figures the report says should be banned for life. but that's cold comfort to america's alysia montano who was pushed out of olympic medal contention by two russians. >> at the end of the day they are thieves. you know, it's a criminal act. and i would tell them all of the things that they stole from me they cannot replace. >> reporter: a year ago, a german tv documentary rocked the

all: cbs cares!r president the top eight republican candidates will meet tomorrow night for their fourth debate, and a poll out today puts ben carson just slightly ahead of donald trump in south carolina, an early primary state. marco rubio is in third place. hillary clinton is far ahead on the democratic side, which is forcing a change in tone from her competitors. and nancy cordes has that. >> reporter: in concord, new hampshire today hillary clinton filed her papers to run in the nation's first primary, a race that's growing sharper by the day. >> that is not hillary's clinton's position at all. >> reporter: vermont senator bernie sanders has gotten bolder in calling out the front-runner. >> i have many disagreements with hillary clinton. and one of them is that i don't think it's good enough just to talk the talk on campaign finance reform. >> reporter: six months ago sanders was reluctant to draw even mild contrasts. >> do you think you'd be a better president than hillary clinton? >> it's not a

cbs cares. if you were a hippie in the '60s, you need to know. it's the dawning of the age of aquarius. yeah, and something else that's cool. what? osteoporosis is preventable. all: osteo's preventable? right on! all: cbs cares! . >>> now to the book of revelations about americans and religion. there's interesting findings in a report today from pier research. but the number of americans who say they're absolutely certain god exists has fallen from 71% to 63. >> reporter: in north hollywood california, alex mckale says she fulfills her spiritual needs at a yoga studio. >> most of my friends and when most, i mean all except for my boyfriend, don't go to church anymore. >> reporter: in fact, only 28% but not necessarily saying there's not something out there. >> absolutely not. it's more like i hear so many people who are like i believe there's a god, just not a hell. >> reporter: there has also been a decline in the number of americans who claim be to affil affiliated to religion. but the survey notes that among those who do identify with a religi

all: cbs cares!nge of policy, medicare will now pay for end of life counseling for terminal patients. and our doctor jon lapook has more on this. >> reporter: amy berman is a former nurse who works at a health policy foundation. so five years ago when diagnosed with a rare form of breast cancer she knew to do her homework. what did you find? >> it's the worst form of breast cancer to get. nobody survives it. >> when your doctors first discussed your treatment plan, did they ask you what do you want? >> one doctor was perfection. she said we can trto hold back the cancer but not do things that are unnecessary. i went to another dr. and this other doctor wanted to do the complete opposite kind of care, wanted to throw everything at the cancer, even though it wasn't going to change the outcome. >> reporter: berman chose only those treatments that ease pain. >> i really wanted to focus on living the best possible quality of life. >> reporter: dr. diane meyer directs the center to advance palliative care,

all: cbs cares!r the white house the latest poll shows donald trump and ben carson neck and neck on the republican side. marco rubio and ted cruz are the only others in double digits. the poll also found that against democrat hillary clinton trump could not win but carson, chris christie, rubio, and cruz could. for rubio a rise in the polls means rising scrutiny. and here's major garrett. >> reporter: marco rubio's personal finances faced scrutiny at last week's gop debate. >> you accidentally intermingled campaign money with your personal money. you faced foreclosure on a second home that you bought. and just last year you liquidated a $68,000 retirement fund. that's something that cost you thousands of dollars in taxes and penalties. >> you just listed a litany of discredited attacks from democrats and my political opponents. >> reporter: these are the facts. while a member of the florida house of representatives rubio failed to disclose $34,000 in personal expenses charged to two separate politica

all: cbs cares! >>> with unique insight into all of this, we turn to ambassador nick burns, a career american security council dirececr for russian affairs, and former u.s. representative for nato. he now teaches diplomacy at harvard. mr. ambassador, what are the stakes in what we've seen today? >> well, it's been a consequential day, scott. we haven't had a nato member aircraft since 1952, and so the stakes are very high, that the russians learn the lessons of what happened but also that this can be de-escalated so that there's no further action, and russia and turkey and the other countries can go back, hopefully trying to combat isis. >> pelley: welel the russian president called it a stab in the back. could this escalate? >> it could escalate. i think there's-- i think the united states and president obama are going to work very hard to see that it doesn't, but there's an important principle at stake here, scott. every nation has a right to protect its own borders. and president obama sided with

cbs cares. if you were a hippie in the '60s, you need to know. it's the dawning of the age of aquarius. yeah, and something else that's cool. what? osteoporosis is preventable. all: osteo's preventable? right on! all: cbs cares! >>> today the world anti-doping agency suspended russia's sports drug testing lab. the head of the lab resigned. the russian government is accused of helping its olympic track and field athletes cheat and then destroy the evidence. moscow called it an old problem that was solved long ago. elizabeth palmer is looking in to this. >> reporter: mariya savinova who won gold at the london olympics is just one of ten russian sports figures the report says should be banned for life. but that's cold comfort to america's alysia montano who was pushed out of olympic medal contention by two russians. >> at the end of the day they you know, it's a criminal act. and i would tell them all of the things that they stole from me they cannot replace. >> reporter: a year ago, a german tv documentary rocked the sports world. here, yuliya step

all: cbs cares! is saturday, and today, a new cbs news/"new york times" poll has hillary clinton far ahead of bernie sanders, 52% to 33%. nancy cordes is on the campaign trail. >> reporter: clinton's 19-point advantage really only tells part of the story. she leads among democratic women by 28 points, among older democrats by 41 points, and 76% of democratic voters says clinton has the best chance of winning next november compared to 18% for sanders. >> thank you, senator sanders. >> reporter: he excels, though, with younger voters. sanders has a six-point lead among democrats under 45, even though he's the oldest candidate in the race. and democratic primary voters, who consider themselves independents, favor sanders by 27 points. >> you are not going to continue to have it all. >> reporter: clinton is seen as better equipped to handle an with gun issues. sanders has a slight edge when it comes to closing the gap between the rich and the poor, but she's seen as stronger on the economy as a whole. >>

all: cbs cares!says he's on death row because he's black and the jury that sentenced him is white. tomorrow the supreme court will hear his case. the outcome could change the way juries nationwide are selected. >> reporter: timothy tyrone foster does not deny killing a 79-year-old woman during a burglary in her northern georgia home. but foster says he didn't get a fair trial because the prosecutor removed all the black candidates from the jury. the trial came just a year after the supreme court ruled jurors could not be excused because of their race, but lawyers could still dismiss them for cause. >> what we've seen since the case was decided is that prosecutors continue to strike african-americans or hispanics from the juries and then just make up reasons for striking them. as long as they're not race reasons. >> reporter: steven bright, a veteran death penalty attorney, is representing foster. he went through the prosecution team's notes and says he found blatant discrimination. >> what we really

cbs cares. >> well the temple football team is 10 and two headed for, leslie is live at the linc wherehe owls knocked off uconn when you say skis no problem. >> reporter: no problem at all i talked with coach matt rhule he said he was so proud of his team and he should be. because this was just a total team effort. let's show you some of the highlights from the game. from start to finish this game as you said all temple. they ran the football. controlled the clock. played great defense. thomas, carried the ball 20 times for 119 yards. tj walker through for 160 yards temple wins, 10 and two they'll play houston in houston next saturday. and i caught up with the coach after the game. >> you know what's next. we, after we beat penn state we don't want this to be the highpoint. this was awesome tonight. we don't want this is to be the highpoint. we want to go next week. even after that t he know. >> reporter: meanwhile penn state wrapping up their season michigan steat. nittany lio, bur bridge with great moves on this pass. 13 yard score right here. spar tans win this one penn state will f

all: cbs cares!te is saturday, and today, a new cbs news/"new york times" poll has hillary clinton far ahead of bernie sanders, 52% to 33%. nancy cordes is on the campaign trail. >> reporter: clinton's 19-point advantage really only tells part of the story. she leads among democratic women by 28 points, among older democrats by 41 points, and 76% of democratic voters says clinton has the best chance of winning next november compared to 18% for sanders. >> thank you, senator sanders. >> reporter: he excels, though, with younger voters. sanders has a six-point lead among democrats under 45, even though he's the oldest candidate in the race. and democratic primary voters, who consider themselves independents, favor sanders by 27 points. >> you are not going to continue to have it all. >> reporter: clinton is seen as better equipped to handle an international crisis and to deal with gun issues. sanders has a slight edge when it comes to closing the gap between the rich and the poor, but she's seen as str

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cbs cares. salad.. >>> a northern california supplier is likely to blame for the e. coli outbreak linked to costco's chicken salad. 19 people across 7 states including california have been infected with the virus. fda says tests point to an onion celery mix in the salad. costco gets that vegetable mix from taylor farms in salinas. no comment so far from the supplier. the feds need another test to be sure. >>> california's historic drought is taking a toll on the state's wine industry. the dry conditions are keeping many vines from producing grapes and drying up wells and other irrigation. but as chris martinez shows us, there's hope on the horizon. and its name is el nino. >> reporter: you can't miss the impact at this vineyard of california's drought. >> these are dead. >> reporter: this year's grape harvest is taking a devastating hit. >> what should this have looked like? >> um, huge. >> reporter: vines here that typically produce about one ton of grapes per acre only produced about 200 pounds per acre. >> some vines straight up quit. rain is really what needs to

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cbs cares.housands attended a raucous rally in sarasota, florida.n a protestor interrupted him >>> donald trump faced protestors again today. thousands attended a rally in sarasota, florida. when a protestor interrupted him, he asked the crowd not to hurt her and to nicely escort her out. security walked the protestor out. >> you see how diplomatic i have become? [ applause and cheers ] >> right? >> because at the last rally we had one person, we had 15,000 people, we had one person who was really, really being bad. really being bad and it was horrible. it was horrible. and we said, get him out, get him out. we were a little bit rough and i got criticized. so today, you're my witness, could i have been nicer than that? >> a rally in alabama last saturday trump supporters punched and kicked a protestor who was interrupting his rally. >>> it seems shoppers prefer online over standing in line. more people spent black friday clicking away at their computers this year. that's according to research fi

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cbs cares. wi . >>> today is shaping up to be one of the business west travel days of the year. with the long holiday weekend wrapping up, oakland international is expecting to see a nearly 10% jump in travelers this year. travelers we spoke with this evening say it's been smooth sailing so far. >> we wanted a smaller airport so it wasn't so crowded. when i got here, it was really late at night, so there wasn't a lot of people here. had smooth traveling. >> well, the roads are expected to be jammed today and tomorrow. aaa says with gas prices so low, 62% of holiday travelers were expected to drive to and from their thanksgiving destinations. >>> well, they have been doing it since 1977 when a few merchants got together and said let's do a festival of lights at first street and state street in los altos and it's been going on for however many years that is, since 1977. it sure is looking good -- 38 years? festival of lights tonight, beautiful sight down there. santa claus, the reindeer, and actually balmier conditions than we have had lately with clouds moving into the bay area.

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cbs cares. 're a bow and arrow ♪ ♪ a broken guitar ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ and under the stars ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ and under the stars [♪] to see laker legend kobe br -- before he retires. bryant announced online ton: this will be his last seaso he's led the lakers to five championship >>> warriors fans, get your tickets. bryant announced tonight this will be his last season. he's led the lakers to five championships and appeared in 17 all-star games during his 20 seasons with the team. bryant says his body just can't take it anymore. he had one of the worst games of his career last week in a blowout loss to the warriors. kobe hit just one of 14 shots. the lakers and warriors will meet three more times this season but only once at oracle. we just checked stubhub. get. this the cheapest tickets right now are going for $158 apiece. >> let's get four. >>> at levi's stadium today some 49ers fans made it loud and clear they are fed up wi

all: cbs cares! . >>> now to the book of religion. there's interesting findings in a report today from pier research. but the number of americans who say they're absolutely certain god exists has fallen from 71% to 63. >> reporter: in north hollywood california, alex mckale says she fulfills her spiritual needs at a yoga studio. >> most of my friends and when most, i mean all except for my boyfriend, don't go to church anymore. >> reporter: in fact, only 28% of her age group go to services weekly. but not necessarily saying there's not something out there. >> absolutely not. it's more like i hear so many people who are like i believe there's a god, just not a hell. >> reporter: there has also been a decline in the number of americans who claim be to affil affiliated to religion. but the survey notes that among those who do identify with a religion, the number of religious observance has remained the same. the number who say they pray every day has risen from 65% to 66%. >> there's something that beckons us. and is something that we re

cbs cares. the peninsula humane societ waiving the fee to adopt a k cat. an anonymous donor agrd to pick up the cost. there are a few dozen cats and kis >>> retailers were the only ones having black friday sales, the humane society is waiving the fee to adopt cats. there are a few dozen cats and kittens up for adoption, that deal continues until next thursday. >>> from cats to turkeys. >> a couple of kids playing in a pile of leaves had no idea what was hiding in this pile of leaves, yes, a giant turkey. it was actually tom brady thinking his kids. [ laughing ] the patriots quarterback posted the video to his facebook page. >> equally adorable and frightening. i will have nightmares tonight, all right? okay, let's take a look at the challenge on the court, stick around for this, a record- breaking night for the warriors in the desert. we will show you more after the break. ,,,,,, ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 c

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all: cbs cares! >>> one day before the paris attacks, isis struck in lebanon, which is bursting with syrian refugees. twin suicide bombings in beirut killed 43 and wounded more than 200. the victims were mostly from the shiite branch of islam. isis is the sunni branch. holly williams is following this from turkey. holly, how significant was that attack in lebanon? >> reporter: scott, it was very significant. lebanon has been a war-torn country, but this was the worst terror attack in the capital beirut in many years, and it comes at a time when lebanon is especially fragile and the civil war raging just across the border in syria has played into those tensions, destabilizin on top of that, lebanon, which has a population of around four million people, has had an influx of over a million syrian refugees since the civil war began. >> paris has demanded the world's attention, but it's been at the expense of coverage like the story in lebanon. >> reporter: well, scott, that's true. and there's been a lot

all: cbs cares! >>> in our cbs news poll out tonight, 36% of americans approve of president obama's handling of terrorism. that is down from 72% right after u.s. forces killed osama bin laden in 2011. only 23% of americans believe the president has a clear plan for dealing with isis. his strategy includes air strikes in iraq and syria, and targets include oil. >> reporter: two air strikes, the most recent over the weekend, have destroyed almost 500 tanker trucks isis uses to smuggle oil and sell it on the black market. by one estimate, the attacks have destroyed roughly half the trucks isis uses to bring in $1 million a day in revenues. until now the u.s. has not gone after the tankers for fear of killing the civilian drivers. in these strikes, u.s. planes first dropped leaflets warning the drivers. and then they conducted strafing runs to scare them away. the u.s. has also loosened the rules on civilian casualties. previously a strike would be called off if any civilians were spotted in the area. for

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all: cbs cares! >>> with unique insight into all of this, we turn to ambassador nick burns, a career american diplomat, former national security council director for russian affairs, and former u.s. representative for nato. he now teaches diplomacy at harvard. mr. ambassador, what are the stakes in what we've seen today? >> well, it's been a consequential day, scott. we haven't had a nato member aircraft since 1952, and so the stakes are very high, that the russians learn the lessons of what happened but also that this can be de-escalated so that there's no further action, and russia and turkey and the other countries can go back, hopefully trying to combat isis. >> pelley: well, the russian president called it a stab in the back. could this escalate? >> it could escalate. i think there's-- i think the united states and president obama are going to work very hard to see that it doesn't, but there's an important principle at stake here, scott. every nation has a right to protect its own borders. and p

cbs cares. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning."es a great holiday tradition. kevin frazier and keltie knight are already for this morning's thanksgiving day parade and they will tell us what to expect in our parade coverage right here on cbs. >>> one famous thanksgiving weekend included a night in jail. mo rocco talks with arlo guthrie with the inspiration of america's thanksgiving unofficial anthem is ahead. >>> time to show you this morning's headlines. the omaha world herald, paris attacks boost popularity of a french tri-color flag. for decades flying that flag was considered bad taste or a symbol of ultra nationalism and now they are a common sight. >>> the san jose mercury news reports on smartphones overtaking desktops for holiday shopping. for the first time more people are expected to visit retailers websites through their phones during the first weekend of the holiday shopping season. beginning today, mobile traffic is expected to reach nearly 57% of total traffic in the first five days. mobile is expected to account for

all: cbs cares! is saturday, and today, a new cbs news/"new york times" poll has hillary clinton far ahead of bernie sanders, 52% to 33%. nancy cordes is on the campaign trail. >> reporter: clinton's 19-point advantage really only tells part of the story. she leads among democratic women by 28 points, among older democrats by 41 points, and 76% of democratic voters says clinton has the best chance of winning next november compared to 18% for sanders. >> thank you, senator sanders. >> reporter: he excels, though, with younger voters. sanders has a six-point lead among democrats under 45, even though he's the oldest candidate in the race. and democratic primary voters, who consider themselves independents, favor sanders by 27 points. >> you are not going to continue to have it all. >> reporter: clinton is seen as better equipped to handle an international crisis and to deal with gun issues. sanders has a slight edge when it comes to closing the gap between the rich and the poor, but she's seen as stron

all: cbs cares! . weighed in on the suspicion that a bomb brought down that russian jetliner over the weekend. more than 200 people were killed. david martin has the latest. >> reporter: in his first public comment about the crash, president obama told a radio interviewer it could have been terrorism. >> i think there is a possibility that there was a bomb. on board. and we're taking that very seriously. >> reporter: the president stressed there is no evidence and nothing from the flight data recorders and nothing from the wreckage to confirm the bomb theory. it's based on heat fleshes detected by a u.s. sat slight at the moment it plane went down. images, which are consistent wan explosion or do not identify the cause. isis has publicly claimed responsibility for bringing the plane down without offering any proof to back up the claim. u.s. intelligence has intercepted communications in which members of isis are talking about the crash as if they had something to do with it but that could just be bogus