jim. >> axelrod: david martin at the pentagon, thank you. military officials in pakistan say they took out a senior al qaeda leader in a helicopter attack today. adnan shukrijumah was a saudi who grew up in the united states. he was indicted in a plot to bomb the new york city subway system in 2009. we turn next to the philippines where a huge and slow-moving typhoon is pounding the country tonight. seth doane has the latest. >> reporter: this powerful typhoon barreled into the central philippines with maximum sustained winds of more than 100 miles per hour, ripping off roofs, toppling trees, and knocking out power. this slow-moving storm could take upwards of three days to churn its way across the country, raising worries of flooding and one of the biggest fears, landslides. ahead of the storm, around 650,000 people evacuated low-lying areas. many are still shaken by memories of typhoon haiyan, which struck the philippines in november 2013. >> if this is a dream, i should wake up. >> reporter: it seems like a nightmare. we witnessed haiyan'

to meet a set of unspecified demands or else somers will face "his inevitable fate." >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon for us tonight, david, thank you. in saudi arabia, the men call the shots, but some brave women are working to revolutionize their society. and a city prepares for the worst as a killer storm approaches when the cbs evening news continues. creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue ...and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum, tum tum tum... smoothies! only from tums. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug, farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes

reports from debora patta and david martin. the northeast braces for a storm packing high winds, heavy rain and snow. six are killed when a plane crashes into a house in suburban washington. jeff pegues has the latest. and mark phillips with a new british invasion. ladies and gentlemen, the royals. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the senate is about to release a controversial report on the harsh interrogation techniques used by the c.i.a. on al qaeda terror suspects after the 9/11 attacks. the u.s. government is concerned about the potential for a violent reaction, so it's put diplomatic and military posts all around the world on high alert tonight. democrats on the senate intelligence committee are expected to make the report public tomorrow. justice correspondent beenor has advance word on what's in it. >> reporter: the report focuses on the months and years following 9/11 when the central intelligence agency was holding and interrogating al qaeda detainee

david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >> a lot of people have been poking fun at the president tonight after he said this. >> i think it says something interesting about north korea that they decided to have the state mount an all-out assault on a movie studio because of a satirical movie starring seth rogan and james flacco. >> well, he meant to say james franco. he mixed him up with joe flacco, the quarterback for the baltimore ravens. after that flub, joe flacco jokingly tweeted welcome to the family brother. [ laughter ] >>> coming up, it is a slap in the face to every police officer in the bay area tonight. who would trash this memorial for four officers killed in a line of duty? >> and a happy ending tonight for this bay area kitty cat who was trapped at the bottom of a very cold wet storm drain for almost two weeks. ,,,,,,,, this isn't just any sign. aa borba shows us: it honors 4 who gave their lives in thee of duty. andria stand >> police are looking into who vandalized a freeway sign, as andria borba shows us it honors four officers who gave their live ins the line of duty. >

for more on this daring rescue attempt we'll turn to cbs news national security correspondent david martin. what actually went wrong here? >> lost the element of surprise. seals had been dropped off several miles away from the compound where luke somers was being held they tried to sneak up on the compound. but when they were about a hundred yards out something, perhaps as simple as a barking dog, gave them away. firefight broke out and during that firefight a figure, a person was seen running in to the building where sommers and another hostage were being held. and he was only in there for a few seconds. but that was long enough to turn his gun on the two captives. by the time the seals got there both men were mortally wounded, sommers and south african hostage. they had medic with them they tried to get him back to a ship off the coast of yemen, but not in time. >> schieffer: these things are so dangerous to start with. do you think we'll continue to do this or perhaps are they too dangerous to attempt? >> like the old texas football coach said about the passing game, when you throw the

anthony. >> mason: david martin at the pentagon. thank you, david. producing "the interview," which lampoons kim jong un, angered north korea. john blackstone tells us shelfing it has angered hollywood stars. >> reporter: george clooney said he spent a week trying to get entertainment industry power brokers to sign his petition supporting sony. he claimed that all refused. at the red carpet at an awards show last night, michael keaton and kisa kudrow, noted the danger does not stop in hollywood. >> oh, i don't think you need to be a celebrity to worry that someone's hacking into your stuff. i mean, i always assume anyone can be watching. >> so when you really start to think about it, the ramifications of this-- wow. >> reporter: other companies have been hacked, but sony's expose the the internet's vulnerability as never before. jonathan handel is a technology attorney. who's fault is it? >> it certainly looks, based on what we know, like sony did not properly secure their networks. but i also place the blame at the feet of the computer industry. jus

that was david martin reporting.ells us the park opens this saturday at 11 a.m. >> philadelphia police are after this robber. they say he hit the 7eleven at 3300 aramingo avenue in richmond this morning. he demanded two cartons of cigarettes from the employee. man said he didn't have that many the robber demanded money and whatever cigarettes the clerk had. well he got it and he took off. >> a man is in jail and facing dui charges after slamming into a police car. it happened tuesday morning at hilltop and garrett road. the officer says he was driving slowly, following up on reports of a man with a gun in the area, when a driver plowed into him from behind. the impact pushed the officer's car on to trolley tracks. police say that driver fell asleep at the wheel. the officer hurt his head, back and neck. >> imagine thinking you've got all your christmas presents done, shopped for it's over, you're good to go and then you get a notice. little e-mail from, say, k mart saying that lay away that you had it's not available

for sunday morning this is david martin at the pentagon. >> osgood: six men held at the u.s.ilitary at guantanamo more than a decade were flow for resettlement. all us spent militants but were never charged. chalk up another win for the g.o.p., the 2014 mid term elections. in a runoff yesterday in louisiana bill cassidy defeated mary landrieu. that raises the majority to 54 seats. a typhoon battering the philippines mowed down trees and sent hundreds of thousands to shelters but no confirmed deaths. now to today's weather. mild across much of the country, breezy and cooler in the northeast with wintery mix of snow falling across upper midwest. week ahead, sunny and warm down south. while mid week storm will bring heavy rain and snow along the east coast. >> something like this hits you to your core. >> osgood: ahead. sandy hook, still healing. and the allure of verdura. wi-fi access in more places then ever before. all your favorites in the cloud and on every device. a home you control with the touch of a finger. news and entertainment that informs and delights in ways you ne

. >> pelley: in another important story tonight, our pentagon correspondent david martin has an early look at a story that will be making headlines tomorrow. david tells us a new report from the pentagon says nearly 6,000 cases of sexual assault in the military had been reported this year. that is up 8% from last year. but the pentagon says it may indicate that more service members are reporting assaults notice because they trust the military justice system more than they did in the past. the rights of pregnant workers were debated in the u.s. supreme court today and jan crawford was in the court. >> reporter: peggy young of a driver for ups, but in 2006, when she got pregnant, her doctor told her not to lift more than 20 pound. >> once i got the note, i took it into the health nurse, and she basically said we don't provide light duty. basically i can't work when you're pregnant. >> reporter: when ups put her on unpaid leave, she sued, arguing the federal pregnancy discrimination act requires companies to do more to accompregnant workers. young lost in the lower courts, which said ups

david martin is at the pentagon with the details of what went wrong. seth doane reports on the typhoon that just made landfall in the philippines, and it's forecast to slam it relentlessly for three days. >> can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> axelrod: after the chokehold. >> sir, ems, com. >> axelrod: jericka duncan looks at the video raising questions about the emergency response eric garner received. and marble in the middle. charlie d'agata on the ancient greek statue at the center of an international tug-of-war. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news."

david martin, our national security correspondent. on the other side of the table john dickerson, our political director. nancy cordes our congressional correspondent. major garrett, our chief without correspondent you don't look like you've been here 66 years. glad to have you back. i always say this is one of my favorite things at cbs news i can remember when i was first at cbs news hoping they would invite me to be at the table some time. it was a long time before they did. let's talk about start with north korea. margaret, what are the president's options really when you come down to it. >> this is bad movie about a bad movie that creating this international incident. diplomatically the tools are limited. you put north korea back on terror black list, list they were taken off of in 2008 by the bush administration. in an effort to keep them going what ended up with to be failed nuclear talks. along with that you get more targeted sanctions, directed at leadership. keep in mind this country is already very much sanctioned to the hil

david martin has details of a failed commando raid to rescue an american hostage.ening to kill luke somers. and john blackstone with a family that has turned making money-- >> the gabe and garrett channel. >> pelley: int

reports from debora patta and david martin. northeast braces for a storm packing high winds, heavy rain and six are killed when a plane crashes into a house in suburban washington. jeff pegues has the latest. and mark phillips with a new british invasion. ladies and gentlemen, the royals. captioning sponsored by cbs

reports from debora patta and david martin.he northeast braces for a storm packing high winds, heavy rain and snow. six are killed when a plane crashes into a house in suburban washington. jeff pegues has the latest. and mark phillips with a new british invasion. ladies and gentlemen, the royals.

david martin has details of a failed commando raid to rescue an american hostage.ow, al qaeda's threatening to kill luke somers. and john blackstone with a family that has turned making money-- >> the gabe and garrett channel.

cbs news correspondent david martin reports that the raid was being carried out by navy seals who flew into central yemen. they were detect and militants had time to kill somers. also killed in the rate south african hostage pierre corky a relief care worker. >>> president obama just released a statement reading in part on behalf of the american people i offer my deepest condolences to luke's family and to his loved ones. their despair and sorrow at this time are are beyond words. >>> 6:02. developing overnight the lapd has formally opened an investigation into sexual assault claims begins comedian bill cosby. it comes as detectives spent much of friday questioning an accuser who filed an complaint. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live in the sat center with the developments, steve. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. experts knew this was coming. earlier this week lapd announced an open door policy for accusers to step forward. well, yesterday one of them did that and the lapd stuck to their policy. >> we don't turn people away because things are out of statute. you come t

the david martin she's video with a plea by eric somers. good morning. >> reporter: it shows a chilling threat. meet their demands or somers will be executed. it's not clear but exclusively they want money and the release of prisoners. >> i cam looking for any help t get me out of this situation. i'm certain my life is in danger. >> reporter: dressed in a button-down shirt and wearing glasses the 33-year-old american asks for help. >> i ask if anything can be done, let it be done. thank you very much. >> reporter: during a video the terrorist warns america has three days to meet their demands. somers, a photo journalist was abducted off the streets in yemen in 2013. the video comes one week after u.s. forces attempted to free somers from a mountainous region in the eastern part of the country. it's believed he was moved to a different location just two days before the raid which was successful in rescuing eight other hostages and killing more than half a dozen al qaeda militants. the pentagon had asked news organizations not to report that

david martin is at the pentagon where officials say they launched the mission on very short notice. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. good morning to our viewers in the west. although luke somers' captors were threatening to execute him, members of his family are quoted this morning as saying his father is quite angry over the rescue mission and believes his son would still be alive if the u.s. hadn't tried to save him. while president obama was introducing his pick for the next secretary of defense, the pentagon was secretly gearing up to make another attempt to rescue somers. less than seven hours later a team of u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s was on the ground in yemen, sneaking up on a compound where somers was being held. but before they could reach the outer wall of the compound they were discovered. a firefight broke out. part of which was apparently recorded and posted on a jihadi website. in the midst of the firefight, a person was seen running into the building, which served as somers' prison. he was in there for only seconds but by the team the s.e.a.l.s got to the buil

that will dampen the roads. 50 degrees in coatsville, oxford saint david 51. martins creek 49. glassboro, 52. cinnaminson, 52, as well. buena, 52. agenda beach, 52. that's a popular number across south jersey. boardwalk in atlantic city, 54. smyrna 56 degrees. a little bit of shower activity across the western suburbs. all this is pushing toward the north an towards the east. even though it's dry in most locations now later on we'll start to see more in the way of shower activity. it's all in advance of this cold front which is slicing pennsylvania right in half. the air is cold behind the front. that will continue to push south and east over the next 24 to 36 hours. it will put this warm streak that we've been on to an end. richmond 62 degrees. 37 in pits it -- pittsburgh, 35 in buffalo. the cold air is off to the west and creep farther to the south. 58 in atlanta. i think 35 in cincinnati. ten in bismarck, 27 in chicago. so again all of this will push south and east over the next 24 to 36 hours. that cold shot will save us from the next system that will arrive. the cold air w

david martin is at the pentagon. good morning. >> good morning. they refused to say whether any u.s. military personnel were even at the base at the time of the attack. al qaeda said they fired a half dozen rockets at the american part of this sprawling base located near the area where luke somers was held. a relatively small number of special operations forces are in yemen working with yemeni troops in the battle against al qaeda and over the last couple of weeks they conducted two raids in an attempt to rescue somers. in the first attempt, somers was not there, in the second attempt, he and a teacher from south africa were killed by guards. luke somers' body arrived back in the u.s. at the air force base in dover. jeff. >> thank you. >>> many cannot stop arguing about a scathing senate report on the terror attacks on 9/11. one of the targets is responding to the criticism this morning but he said there's not much he can talk about. nancy cordes spoke with him. she's on capitol hill. good morning. >> good morning, jeff. he's a psychologist who sp

david showed me this little tape of himself. on his phone. of him doing an audition for martin luther king. 'm going to tell you the truth it's really good but it's not there yet. you're not there yet. i would like to do what i can do help you get there. >> reporter: oprah certainly did. the film has earned four golden globe awards. but oprah found its biggest challenge in its director after other directors all men turned it down. what did you see in her that stood out? >> what she's able the do is make every person like you're special, valued and your being here really matters to the film. >> reporter: while she brings the pivotal moment in history to life on screen, off screen, she's hoping to make history herself and indeed she has, she's the first after can american woman to be nominated for golden globe for best director. has it sunk in now? >> it has. it's fun. it's bringing attention to the film which is the most important thing. >> reporter: you're very quick to point to others who paved the way. >> it's bittersweet. my mother is very happy. but certainly i know that i'm not the firs

an insider reacts to the senate report on the c.i.a., and david oyelowo as dr. marting jr. >> the president doesn't want us to march today. the courts don't want to us march. but we must march. we must stand up. we must make a mass itch demonstration of our moral certainty. >> rose: we'll have those stories and more on what happened and what might happen. captioning sponsored by os

it's like, no, it's months of planning making sure it's done the right way. >> but does david not step into that martinthe home run. oyelowo. >> jimmy: yeah, oyelowo. david oyelowo. >> yeah, got it. >> jimmy: i got the name right. david oyelowo. just remember that name, because you're gonna hear a lot about that guy. your character is a real character. >> my character is a real person named emmy lee cooper. when they first asked me, ava duvernay, our remarkable director, she's a great director. asked me to do the role. i didn't want to do it. because she ended up having to slap the sheriff. and i thought, "what am i, the slapping actress? am i the slapping actress?" >> jimmy: you slap people in every movie, yeah. >> i slap people. is that what i do? in every movie? i'm the slapping actress. but she actually did -- >> jimmy: typecast. >> typecast as a slapping actress. which we will see. she, actually, that did happen to her. because she went to register to vote five times and each time she was turned away. and finally, she had an encounter with the sheriff where the sheriff tried to take her down and s

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martin luther king and the march in selma and talk with the actor playing dr. king david oyelowo. >> he was an american hero but he didn't walk around in his life thinking i'm a hero i'm an icon i'm a historical figure. he was a man with flawings, with failings with witnesses, with transcendent qualities as well. but where i connected with him is, you know he's a man of faith. i'm a man of faith. i'm a father of four. he was a father of four. and these were my entry points. he lived a life of not just talking about it, but actually doing it. >> rose: we conclude this evening with pat ribling-- patricia clarkson who stars in "the elephant man" with bradley cooper. >> i walk on stage every night as miss kendall and i have lived this life, in my own personal way. every night when i walk out there, i bring what i have lived in these 54 years it's a lot. and i'm thankful for that because every single night i bring that to the stage. >> rose: david oyelowo and patricia clarkson when we continue. funding for charlie rose has been provided by the following: additional funding pro

looks like an afternoon stuck in the mid to upper 30s. 29 in slatington. 30 in martins creek. saint david 31. glassboro, 33. gandys beach, 32. smyrna, 33. avalon, 34. satellite and radar, cloud covered up and down the mid atlantic states this morning. look closely you can see the brighter whites that's snow flying across the virginias. i don't think that will make it here, it will get close, it will clip the delmarva and a couple of flurries will get up here. in the poconos, flurries, cloudy and chilly, 2:00 p.m., 32.re. 4:00 p.m., 30 degrees. right here in philadelphia we're looking at a high of 38 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, very limited sun i'm not ready to take that out of the forecast altogether. mostly cloudy skies, 38 degrees windchill of 35 or 36. a very chilly start to the weekend. when i come back in ten minutes i'll talk about the pattern change, the weather-weather fans stay patient if you want snow and cold, in another week or two, the pattern will change. i'll show you that in the seven-day forecast. >> dozens of children are rallying against social injustice and police br

. >> in sellma david throws thatf into the role of dr. martinuther king junior. >> i want to know what it's like to whimsel in that man's shoes. >> it was tough. i felt the burden, i felt the weight. and there was a spiritual exchange. i had soalk given myself over t him that a faear of death reall crept up on me. >> this 1965 footage showing confrontation between marchers and police painstakingly created by the director who admits thes had some inspiration on that day. >> survivors of that march came out and marched with us, put themselves through it again with horses coming at them, tiear g coming at them, puts themselves in that situation again to tell that story. >> sellma al stars -- >> why pay the same person twice? because she was so different at that point. there'sso a weariness. that was why i wanted to do it again. >> i have seen the gl glory, hallelujah. >> very interesting to see all of those similarities and also mind blowingory, it's been 51 y since martin luther king's i have a dream speech and we have to deal with race issues in

martin joins us. what is the new york attorney general going to to glx he's going to look david how reasonable these clauses are. you are correct that new york does allow for noncompete clauses but the question is, are those clauses reasonable? you are looking at former employees who can't go work in other establishments, they can't drive a vehicle, can't do anything and those activities aren't even related to the activities they were engaged in for jimmy john's. so it seems like an incredibly overle broad cause for local employees to be forced to sign. >> i agree with you, it is overly broad. but it is almost like the equivalent of having like a moist sandwich bread and saying after you have eaten it, it's moist so i don't like it. these employees signed the contract, isn't the responsibility for them before they sign to complain? >> well, think about the bargaining yobargaining power. you have a low level employee who is making minimum wage or less. typically when you have these agreements you are dealing with higher level executives, with specialized training, they can go in and negotiate and say okay i

temperatures rose overnight so 35 degrees in martins creek, 37 in pottstown and saints david's.40's in center city, 41 degrees isn't looking too bad and 40 degrees in hammonton, 40 degrees in dover. so, it's just rain that's falling at this point and roads are just damp. here's a quick look at your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, lots of clouds today. some spotty showers moving through here or there, not everybody is going to see them. 53 degrees for your high. all wraps up in the evening when we start to clear out. thursday finally the sunshine returns but it's chilly sunshine, 46 degrees. 48 on friday. the clouds come back and it's a bit more dreary and damp friday night, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> a local congressman is asking the u.s. attorney's office to investigate a possible military impersonator >> why is your flag so low on your shoulder? it should be up here. >> got me on that one, bud. >> why are your boots. >> a local purple heart recipient confronted the alleged fake soldier at the oxford valley mall after noticing irregular the ares. video has gone viral an

david wright. >> reporter: michael bloomberg and barack obama have something in common. their tailor. martinreenfield whose suits are a cut above the rest. >> this is president obama's jacket? >> only for the president. >> reporter: he dresses hollywood, too. he made leo dicaprio's wardrobe for "the wolf of wall street." greenfield sewed his first stitch not on seventh avenue or savile row but in auschwitz where his job in the camp laundry kept him alive. >> you'd never sewn before? >> i had never sewn, never washed. so the tailor says, you're a tailor. 15 years old. >> reporter: when the allies finally liberated the camps, he lost his whole family. he had little idea the dashing american general who freed him -- >> eisenhower. >> reporter: would one day become a customer of the brooklyn tailor who taught him his craft. >> for the first time, i could touch something for the man that liberated me. do you know the feeling? amazing. >> reporter: he couldn't resist slipping notes into eisenhower's jackets, offering advice on the suez crisis. he told a reporter about it. >> reporter: later bill c

martins creek, 32, warrington, 34. saint davids 33.ay at this time you were in the upper 30s, low 40s, you can see the cooler air working its way. in glassboro, 37. buena, 39 and avalon, 40 degrees, winds out of the north we'll deal with this all day today. gusts ranging anywhere from 30 to 40 miles per hour throughout the day. they are just now getting going. 25 in philadelphia. millville, 267. 33 in the poconos. good news all the moisture continues to work its way out to sea. all of it is sitting off the new jersey coast and it will continue to pull east, the cloud line is setting to the west, an hour or two worth of cloud cover out there, that will follow the rain out to sea. what we're watching you can't see it on the maps just yet. an area of low pressure will develop off the south carolina coast that will run north we'll show it on the animation. high pressure provides us with a nice looking day today. this is the high that kicked yesterday's system out to sea the high will sit off the coast of maine. the low will run into the hi

david. we became friends during the butl butler. he showed me this tape of himself on his phone. of him doing an audition, sort of, for martin friend, i have to tell you the truth. i said it's really good, but it's not there yet. you're not there yet. and i would like to do whatever i i can to help you get there. she's annie cooper in the movie, a voting hero in the movement. repeatedly humiliated when she tried to vote. >> she sent me a link. she made the selma newspaper when she hit 100 in 2010. and every day watched the oprah show -- >> and ate a tuna fish sandwich. >> i know what it's a like. white bread, and white, whole wheat. and ava said, you know, what do you think it would mean for her for you to play her? >> i'm just here trying to register to vote. >> the constitution's preamble. know what a preamble is? >> "we the people of the united states, in order to form a more perfect union" -- >> how many county judges in alabama? >> 67. >> name them. >> i did it for everybody who's taken that walk. and who literally took that walk for me. so that i could, and you could, be sitting here today. >> the first march came to b

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the saint david's dropped down to 36 degrees. pottstown 38. martin's creek 37.ittown in bucks county checking in with a current temperature of 40 degrees. south jersey hammington is 40. vineland 44. glassboro 41. hockessin delaware it is 40, and dover, delaware, currently at 45 degrees. and well, we are officially in december and today's high 48 degrees was just 1 degree shy of the normal high for this time of the year, which is 49. we have dropped down in the 40's as far as our normals. as we head through the the end of the month, the average high, really high, dropped 41 degrees by the end of the month and december, a lot of people do like the white christmas, december, typically isn't a very snowy month, the average snowfall for the entire 3.4 inches typically february is the most snowy month that we have in our region. satellite six with action radar showing moisture is out of here. we still do have have some clouds mainly south of philadelphia, high pressure will come across the region and that will be clearing out the skies tonight. and tomorrow, it will b