it has been widely known that david phillips used a pseudonym. michael choaden. the c.i.a. has not protected that identification and has released cables with the name phillips handwritten over the top of the name. you have probably seen these. phillips was andrew merton, and was behind more than a dozen other aliases. but the andrew merton/jack stewart identification is going to take us on a trail that begins with the d.r., continues with the d.r.e., operation, through the cabello operation and all the way to and through the 1963 oswald operation in new orleans and mexico city, whose trail takes us across from the parts of the puzzle. the counterintelligence staff, william harvey's task force, and fitzgerald special affairs op. this trail will also begin to shine a light on another hardly know element at the top of the c.i.a. the p.e.p. staff. the psychological and paramilitary operations staff at the top. guess who came from there? howard hunt, david phillips, and a whole lot of other people. if i am disciplined, we can get to the p.t. staff in the question and answer sessi

david dean returned for a td. cavaliers up 13-10, didn't last. cam phillips there, 36 yards for the score making it 17-10. 4th quarter. that one is not over. worth noting, cavs are in a 10 year losing streak to the hokies. >>> navy at south alabama needing a win today or against army to become bowl eligible. history for keenan reynolds, he ties the ncaa record for most rushing tds by a quarterback in his career. eric crouch and colin kaepernick are the other two. later in the 3rd quarter reynolds takes the record all for himself on the 1 yard keep are. navy wins 42-40. it's friday. i really thought it was saturday for much of the night in sports because we had so much football going on, college football. >> felt like a saturday. >> it's not saturday? >> it's friday. i know. >> we're a secure retirement. a new home. earning your diploma. providing for your family. real associates, using walmart's benefits to build better lives for their families. opportunity. that's the real walmart. >>> you know it's time to kick off the holiday season when the zoo lights are on. 500,000 l.e.d. lights transformed the nati

phillip hughes. let's go to the west of england, to bristol, so we can speak to david sid lawrence. thanks very much indeed for coming to the studio. i guess the reactions speak for themselves. it's deeply upsetting as well as it is shocking. >> yeah, very shocking. i think this morning we all woke up completely numb, the cricketing world felt that he would make a full recovery. such a shock today to listen that he's passed away. and our thoughts are with his family. >> i heard dominic cork saying this is a freak accident. is that how you would see it, do you think? >> well, i was involved in a similar incident in 1988 in the west indies. slightly different. he didn't have a helmet on. i hit him on the side of the temple. he collapsed. they rushed him to hospital and they were able to save his life and take a blood clot off his brain. he went on to play again. what gave me comfort was i was able to see phil simmons 48 hours after and he was able to tell me, it wasn't my fault. the bowler in this instance wouldn't have been able to do that. hughes didn't make a recovery, wasn't able

going to get hit, intercepted by david dean ends up into the end zone, touchdown there, virginia up 13-10. same score in the third. brewer finds a wide open cam phillipown right now hoekys lead 17-13 in the fourth quarter. >>> maryland will host rutgers tomorrow in college park. final home game of the season for terps. >>> to hockey, the capitals against islanders. lost to islanders in ot just two nights ago. up the ice strong snuck past chad johnson, caps up 2-0. tom wilson near the board passes to alex ovechkin who fires, three islanders around wilson no one paying attention to alex ovechkin there, that's his 12th goal of the season, the caps win big, 5-2. they'll be back at tomorrow night in toronto. >> they look primed for a better year. >> let's hope so. >>> the holidays are about to get a lot brighter from now until the new year, 500,000 bulbs will transform the zoo into a winter wonderland after dark. can also go tubing, watch a holiday light show, and it is all free. >> that's the best part. go down there and enjoy it, it's going to be a lot of fun. >> a lot of people will be watching the weather zpl today was a cold day. tomorrow the highs w

david eades. our top stories. the cricketing world expresses shock and grief at the death of the australian batsman phillip hughes. on the back of the head by a ball, and never regained consciousness after a massive brain hemorrhage. >> the thought that a player in his prime should be killed playing our national game is shocking and sobering. >> we revisit the remote part of

the key races, kyra phillips is in georgia. davidhat are you hearing about the possibility of run-off? >> if you talk to the communications director for david perdue, she says no way. she believes they can take it 50 plus one. this race, there is a slim lead in the final stretch. and according to david perdue's communications director, he has been working the phones today. making personal call to voters to get out and vote. he's been thanking people personally for already voting. within the past two weeks, within ten days, he's hit 65 cities in georgia. now as you know, michelle nunn has been very competitive, hammering him on outsourcing and that's where we really saw a change-up in this race. republicans thought they could win this easily and now it is in play. we're talking of course about the control of the senate here. governor, former governor mike huckabee from arkansas said if he doesn't get this senate seat, not just that for georgia but america. and with the unemployment rate at 8%, jobs servingful it is changing the face o

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in the end, republican david perdue sailed to victory defeating democratic rival michelle nunn. last night in an exclusive interview kyra phillips to talk with perdue about his big win. >> we had people tell us a year ago if we got our message out we could win this. we purposed to get out in the state and that's what we did. we had some talented quality people in our republican primary. in the runoff i had jack kingston. the only reason i think we're standing here tonight this message resonated across the state we have to change the direction of our country. >> reporter: michelle nunn was critical saying he's the out of touch businessman, all he cares about is the money in his pocketbook. what does this say about how voters feel about you and what happened tonight? the message to her, and what she was saying? >> she's a great candidate. she comes from a great family. she's done a wonderfulion with her life and work. i have nothing but kudos and i admire her professional work. they do great work. you can't run from your heritage. my mother is 88 in, the crowd here, retired school teacher. my dad was a school teacher and i think g

republican david perdue holds a slight lead over michelle nunn but that advantage happens to be the margin of error. kyra phillipsin atlanta with a closer look. >> i think we're all going to have a late night. we'll all be working with the wee hours, carol. >> i think so. >> what should have been a sure thing for david perdue and fellow republicans could now impact, and we've been talking about this for weeks now, who could control the senate. if republicans lose control of the senate because they lose georgia, well, that would be embarrassment on top of disaster for the gop and that's because georgia is a deeply red state. republicans thought thikd win easily and now it's in play and it's in play because democrat michelle nunn is extremely competitive. why so competitive? shifting demographics and also the fact she's been running as a sort aof a republicrat. hammering perdue on his system of outsourcing but perdue's criticism, he says she's too cozy with obama. major fodder for a weekend debate. >> this president is adamant about getting you in the senate because he needs you to be his rubber stamp in the senate

increasingly evident that david perdue, the republican in the race, was going to pull away and that's exactly what he did. after his victory, he caught up with cnn's kyra phillips. >> only reason i think we're standing here tonight is that this message resonated across the sththat we got to change th direction of the country. as a senator, i've got to reach out to people. >> for her part in her concession speech, michelle nunn was a little more upbeat. she proved that this red state could be a competitive state for democratic candidates. in the end, though, she came up short. chris. >> thank you very much. that's certainly the story line there but there are many others. we have two candidates who faced off in the louisiana senate race theye going to do it again next month. yes, you had mary landrieu and republican bill cassidy, but don't forget about mr. maness. he ended up looming large. suzanne malveaux in new orleans. suzanne is not is it showing that a third party candidate have have an impact but where do those votes go? >> reporter: yeah, that's a main challenge for senator landrieu. all the candidates thrown in here. i had a chance to talk to senator lan

phillips is joining us from atlanta right now. set the scene. what's going on in georgia? >> i tell you what. what should have been a sure thing for david republicans could now impact as we've been talking about for months now who controls the senate. if republicans lose control of the senate because they lose georgia, that would be embarrassment on top of disaster for the gop. and that's because georgia, as you know is, a deeply ready state. republicans thought they could win it easily. and now it's in play. it's in play because democrat michelle nunn is extremely competitive. why so competitive? shifting demographics for one in georgia and also the fact that she's been running as sort of a democrat who talks like a republican. she's been trying to say perdue is an out of touch wealthy businessman who only cares about his own pocketbook and she's been hammering him on his history of outsourcing. as for perdue's go-to criticism of his competitor this election season, he says she's just too cozy with president obama. that's been a major fodder for a weekend debate. >> this president is adamant about getting you in the senate because he n

phillips in london. >> the fans will be excited. that's why they say you should never say never. >> rog my name is david granillo, i'm a lineman and troublemans to keep the power on so that our customers can go about their daily lives. if there's an emergency, we'll get the lights back on. i grew up in ripon and i've traveled the world with the military we can use that work ethic that the military instills in you to make a better employee. it feels great to work in the community that i grew up in. i'm proud to work for pg&e. we keep the power on. network. for news anytime, anywhere watch cbs news. by visiting cbsnews.com. that does it for us. on veterans day one more time we remember our veterans appreciate them one more time. congratulations to our f >>> good tuesday morning everyone, it's 8:55. get you caught up with some of the headlinings, i'm frank mallicoat. here's what's happening. thousands of nurses began a with day today at kaiser permanente hospital and clinics all across california. the members say the units aren't prepared to treat ebola. they are open today and tomorrow though. >>> google will hire nearly 30,000 new employees o

david perdue will take over for retiring senator saxby chambliss despite some prediction there is would be a runoff with democrat michelle nunn, perdue crossed the 50% threshold needed to avoid a runoff vote. kyra phillips with perdue after his victory speech. >> we had people tell us a year ago if we got our message out that we could win this. so that's what we did. we had some really talented quality people in our primary -- republican primary. in the runoff i had jack kingston. the only reason i think we're standing here tonight is that this message resonated across the state that we have to change the direction. >> reporter: michelle nunn was very critical saying he's the out-of-touch businessman, all he cares about the money in his pocketbook. what does this say about how voters feel about you andmessag was saying. >> this's a great candidate. she's got a great family. she's done a wonderful job in her work and her life. i have nothing but kudos and i admire her professional work, they do great work over there. you can't run from your heritage. my mother is 88, she's in the crowd here, a retired schoolteacher, may dad was a schoolteacher. and i think just growing up the way most people in georgia g

david perdue will be the next senator from the state georgia. let's go to perdue headquarters. keira phillipsow if they have heard our prediction. once they do you will hear a lot of noise over there. >> that's right, wolf. let me tell you they did have cnn on the screen a couple of hours ago. unfortunately everyone was paying attention. so you heard, roars from the crowd when the races were called. now, at the moment, it has been turned. we are looking at the georgia election results. on the screen. but not everybody is able to see it. so we are waiting for reaction from the crowd as soon as they hear. believe me. you will hear it. now here its what is interesting, wolf. this is really pretty much unexpected. according to everybody here in the crowd. they were keeping positive. they were talking about, you know, foreseeing a 50 plus one win. not having to go into a run-off. kind of behind the scenes. folks here were concerned i you were following the polls. perdue was up, 1 to 4 points. but so far, as you have seen, it's been quite a difference by, by what you have called. so we are still wa