gayle, you're on tv. >> hello, hello, hello. >> we'll talk with gayle in just a minute. >>> buying your admission into top schools. that's ahead. >> right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines from around the globe. the "washington post" tells us about the smithsonian plan for a $2 million makeover. entrances and connections to the museums and galleries will be designed to be more welcoming and it will take 20 years to complete the plan if it's all approved. >>> cleveland's plain dealer says lebron james does not let his two sons play football. that's according to them. he allows his sons ages 10 and 7 to play basketball, baseball, and soccer. he's concerned about the physical demands of football. james played when he was in high school but stopped before his senior year. >>> a welch soldier who died got a nice farewell. the church feared the pews would be empty so they turned to facebook. people answered the call. many showed up. they had to gather outside the church. >>> and a florida woman became a new mom and grandmother on the same day. heather and her daughter

gayle. gayle, you're on tv. >> hello. >> we'll talk to gayle in just a minute.eague. the math wiz admission to top schools. we'll look at how he was inspired by the movie" money ball." >>> right now, it's time to show you the headlines from around the globe. "the washington post" tells us about the smithsonian's plan for a $2 billion makeover. the area of the smithsonian campus will be overhauled. entrances and connections to the museums and galleries will be redesigned to be more welcoming and it will take 20 years to complete the plan if it's all approved. >>> cleveland's playing dealer says lebron james does not let his two sons play football. that's according to a story on espn.com. the cavalier stars says he allows his sons to play basketball, baseball and soccer. lebron is concerned about the physical demands of football. james played the game in high school but stopped before his senior year. >>> britain's daily express says a soldier who died with no family got a hero's farewell. they feared an empty tomb and so they turned to facebook. 100 strangers ans

good morning gayle king. cold there, gayle?i didn't hear you say our lovely partners. >> hello, lovely partner. >> mike, andrea, i'm just kidding. it's very, very cold here but it's november. it's supposed to be cold. put on your coat and mittens. you are right, it is cold today. ahead you'll hear from a woman's basketball team stuck on their bus in several feet of snow for more than a day. plus, peter greenberg finds out how grandchildren are the thuest tool in the fight against travel scams. -- thuest tool in the tight against travel -- newest tool in the fight against travel scams and how one man is learning about america's alcohol roots one sip at a time. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 sharp. traveling the country testing alcohol could be a good assignment for somebody. any takers there? >> i'm in. sounds like you're doing a party up there, gayle. >> we have a good time here at cbs. >> yes, you do. >> good to see you, gayle. have a great show. >> i'll be the designated driver. >> get an rv and make i

gayle king and anthony mason with our cbs news exit polls. nancy cordes is following congressional races. john dickerson at the decision desk. bill whittaker on the the governors and report reports frm correspondentcorrespondents in y battleground states. now, from cbs news election headquarters in studio 57, here are scott pele and norah o'donnell. >> pelley: good evening, we came into this night with all 435 seats in the house and 36 seats in the senate up for grabs. >> the republicans will control the house for two more years. the senate still to be decided. >> pelley: bob schieffer the mood of the country tonight seems to be the deciding factor in a lot of these races. >> the mood is nasty. the mood is exactly what we've been talking about all week. it's now being reflected in the exit polls. people don't like the way things are going. they are despair about the government. they don't like republicans and they don't like democrats. this is not just a referendum on obama. it's a referendum on want whole political system. >> charlie, the de

anthony, good morning. >> good morning, gayle.e you can browse and play the sounds of your favorite artist and there's practically no artist more favored these days than taylor swift. her ziedecision to pull out of spotify puts the spot light on the big effort arts trying to figure out how to maximize their earnings. the music industry is having a hard time shaking this off. they told spotify it can no longer stream her music even though she's one of the site's most popular artists. the numbers are staggering. spotify says nearly 16 million of their 40 million users have played her songs in the last 30 days. ♪ that's what people say ♪ >> reporter: swift's number one hit "shake it off" was the service's most popular track when her music was abruptly pulled on monday. but it's not a mean-spirited breakup. it's more about economics. swift's on the brink of selling 1 million copies of her latest album "1989." if she reaches that mark she'll become the first musical act in history to sell at least a amillion copies of the last three st

gayle knows this.e girls chase boys." a very catchy tune. >>> new jersey's "star-ledger" says lawmakers want to make it a crime. it would punish people who are not who they say they are so the liars can get up to 20 years in prison. >> "forbes" shows us the first object ever created by a 3-d printer in space. it's a face printer. they hope to make replacement parts on the station instead of having them shipped from earth. >>> an analysis from "the new york times" reveals the most popular thanksgiving recipes googled in each state besides turkey. in north carolina, recipes for figure cake. and stuffed artichokes. in connecticut, stuffed casserole. >> pig picking is the biggest. >>> people's magazine says "frozen"'s elsa has been bumped. she's been getting cold shoulder. sales are down. the mega hit "frozen," "let it go, let it go" has pushed elsa to number one. >> they look at the rare birth of polar bear triplets in the nerver lands. they're monitoring them with a camera. keepers don't want to get too

gayle king joins us live in new york. you guys had a late-night. i hope you're okay this morning. >> reporter: listen, i have only been up 26 straight hours but don't worry about me, frank. [ laughter ] >> we're all good here michelle. it was a great night. i always think election night is exciting.

>> as soon as i got to richmond, there was a giant billboard with gayle on it. it was an attack billboard against her and that was the first thing i saw when i entered richmond. and beyond that, you know, every single part of richmond. it was amazing. one day i went to take pictures of the billboards. i would drive down a street, stop five or six times to take pictures of the billboards and when i would turn around to go back, there were five or six more billboards that i hadn't seen facing the other direction. >> i was struck by the number of brochures, bulletins, cards, other things that were showing up in everybody's homes in richmond, including this one for one of the chevron-backed candidates. >> hi i'm charles ramsey and i'm running for city council because i love richmond. >> that's expensive to do -- >> yeah well, this was the first talky mailer that was, that we got. but that whole pile is what comes into every registered voter's mailbox, and came into our mailboxes this season in a remarkable way, more than ever before. we always got inundated from che

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gayle. it's not snowing right now but it's expected to snow later today and throughout the day. it's not good news for this car dealership. they're buried under mounds of snow. already crews say they've removed more than 5,000 tons since monday. the second round of a monster lake effect snowstorm intensified overnight with winds blowing up to 25 miles per hour and thundersnow lighting up the downtown buffalo sky. it comes just as the first signs of asphalt and concrete begin to emerge in buffalo. western new yorkers are used to early season snowstorms, but with accumulation totals expected to reach 8 feet by friday, this system is one for the record books. >> getting through this second half of the storm is really just focusing on safety. we don't want to lose any more lives. >> reporter: on wednesday, snow removal cruise and residents enjoyed a short break from the fall and flakes enough time to dig people out of their homes and cars. >> it never ends. welcome to buffalo. >> because of the

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gayle. >> it is here.hank you. >>> these falling temperatures can be tough on drivers, too. >> we're coming down here at 100 miles -- there goes another one. oh, god! slow the heck down, people! >> that's pretty sums it up. that indianapolis chopper tried very hard in d.c. to keep people out of trouble monday on interstate 74. icy roads are causing big problems across big states. danelle miles of wbz is tracking the conditions what do you see? >> good morning. it's brutal out there. snowfall rates 3 to 4 inches per hour when you get into one of these localized bands. we have bigger conditions at time in the deeper blue where parts of western new york are raging up to over 2 feet of snow. and a additional foot sorry some some localized areas likely through the day tomorrow. now, high temperatures are going to be chilly. only in the teens. minneapolis to marquette, all the way to the gulf coast and northern florida. back to you. >>> there is a state of emergency in the war this morning because of concerns po

>> we love that gayle. i've got to start by thanking you.they came back to the studio you said something every remembered. target never lost its cool. what they remember most is what you said. it made them feel like they're on the right path. >> that's nice. here we are on thanksgiving tomorrow. tar get's open people are going bah humbug making employees work on a holiday. what do you say to that? >> well we know as we look at the holiday season the consumer, the shopper, our guests want to be out there. so as we looked at our strategy we looked at what is the consumer looking for? they like to shop at the end of the day. some don't like to get up real early on black friday morning so we looked at what the consumer was asking for looked at the competition, but we also considered our employees, our team and wanted them to have an enjoyable day with their families, but when we open up at 6:00 in the evening, we were just talking to the coach, it's playoff time. it's the start of the season and we have to win that first big playoff game and it

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gayle? >> thank you, major. ahead a cbs correspondent finds himself caught in the violent confrontation between protesters and police last night. omar shows us what he experienced as the bullets flew by him. that's coming up at 7:30. if you're planning to travel east for thanksgiving, you could face delays. a powerful storm in the southeast will move up the coast tomorrow, and it will bring snow, ice and rain to most of the big cities in the northeast. that could slow down airports all over the u.s. meteorologist daniel niles is also watching conditions in the west. good morning, danielle. >> good morning and good morning to the viewers in the west. we have areas of rain from seattle to portland and snow to portions of the mountain. that will lift northward but another will approach through thursday. pockets of rain with heavy downpours through thanksgiving. in fact. rainfall amounts may top out over two inches in some spots, just east and west of seattle, right on through thursday afternoon and evening. thanksg

norah, gayle. >> all right, michelle.'ll take it, thank you. >>> the root of it in ferguson, some saying they did not push hard enough. mark phillips is there in ferguson, mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, this is the family dollar store in ferguson which was torched aftered any night. the firefighters just got finished putting out hot spots. as you can see, it's a total loss. sometime after midnight, the store went up and people started coming out on the streets. there was a clear difference last night between protesters and rioters and looters and this is the difference. >> i ain't never going to be right. >> reporter: moments after the grand jury decision not to indict officer darren wilson, leslie mcfadden could not control her emotions. >> everybody want me to be calm, you know how you kill might son. >> reporter: after waiting 3 1/2 months she felt cheated. >> they determined that no probable cause exists without any charges to officer wilson. the physical and scientific evidence examined by the grand j

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gayle? >> nancy, thanks. it extends to the governors' races across the country. at least 24 elected governors on tuesday. only eight chose democrats. four races are undecided at this hour. >> those thought to be in trouble came out on top. governor rick scott and scharly crist. he survived a recall election two years ago, scott walker. new jersey governor chris christie is with us. he campaigned for most of the gop winners. welcome. if i was the head of the governor's association and i had seen this kind of victory and i was thinking about all those people that i helped, i'd be feeling really good this morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> can we call this a victory lap? >> you certainly can call it an acknowledgement of a lot of great work by a lot of governors. >> what's the sweetest victory for you personally? >> paula page being re-elected in maine. she's one of t he has an amazing personal story and on the incumbent side paul lepage is the sweetest one. to win in massachusetts, maryland, and illinois, that's a good night for a blue state governor. >> what do

gayle talked about breaking it up and tloeg it up in the air and turning it up.t we've done this year, we've actually gotten to see -- we just filmed an episode that has a lot of the oleg and sophie story line, they actually have a new romantic leading to a big story line. so it's been really fun. >> is romance what they're doing there, beth? >> their own version of a romance. >> yeah. >> did you watch the country music awards? i know you were on a flight. >> i got to catch at least the first half -- or second half of it. i was so happy for casey musgrave because i'm a huge fan of hers. >> and a big night for lady antebellum. >> you guys are friends. >> hillary is one of my best friends. >> and now you're talking about song writing for you, beth, and you sang? >> i've sung my whole life and i'm a songwriter. i'm so humbled by the talent and i have a lot to learn. i'm going to give myself some time. >> country music, you're from california. i grew up in virginia. i moved to california at 16. country's where my roots are. >> i get it. >> i used to say home and -- i

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gayle. >> thanks, nina.eteorologist megan glaros of our chicago station wbbm is tracking conditions in much of the country. megan, good morning. >> good morning to you. snow will continue all day today and parts of tomorrow for the great lakes region. we're still talking about snowfall totals in excess of 18 inches in parts of wisconsin and the u.p. of michigan. and wind will also be a factor creating blowing snow there as air movement also a big issue across the northern rockies where windchills could drop tonight minus 10 to minus 35. cold air invasion continues but just a few places bear the brunt of the cold that is generally the southwest. 9 in billings, 26 for minneapolis. 30 in atlantic city. temperatures will fall. >>> president obama reached a new trade deal with china. the president is attending day two of a dwlobl economic summit in beijing. he also had brief talks with russian president vladimir putin over the fightinging in ukraine. major garrett is traveling with the president in beijing. major

what is your #gayle king?nce with me in which i was a -- let's find out what that is. because i'm not about to broadcast it. i think the people box populi, ask them. >> i'm teaseing you. we will never put that on. >> you should trkt top ten times. i say you lead with it. >> no. >> so what did you learn from tom hanks? >> that was so dam, good, gayle. >> number one, he has a great sense of humor, his connections, he hassal green, patricia mcbride and sting. he was a hotel bellman in hotel california. he helped al green and lily tomlin. >> what was the paul newman? >> we are dropping, he was playing with me, paul newman says it's always tough the first time, isn't it? i am really so smitten with him. he gets uncomfortable as you know when you say how great he is. he doesn't want to talk about that. congratulations to tom hanks. visit cbsthismorning.com. you can see him and all the honorees when cbs brings you the 37th honors. tuesday 9:00/8:00 central. move ahead barbie, how heroes are boosting >>> to the hunger

gayle? >> all right, major. thank you. >>> there are reports that the lead over isis was wounded in a coalition air strike. two officials say abu abdul al bagdhadi was injured. >> he said sending 1,00 more americans to iraq will help that country launch an offensive against the militants. michael is here. good morning. >> good morning. u.s. officials have not confirmed whether bag day.cady has been killed or wounded. what's significant? >> what's significant to me is we hit a military convoy that we knew isis leadership was part of, so what's important here, obviously, if we got bagdhadi, that's a good thing, but what's really important is we found a leadership target and we went after it. >> but how good is our intelligence if two days later we still don't know if he's safe wounded or killed. >> this was a convoy that we struck, that we knew was a leadership convoy. that takes very good intelligence. what happens in the aftermath, there's no pattern that i've ever seen. sometimes we learn very quickly that some

gayle? >> tom, thank you. a small cargo plane crashed into a house in chicago early this morning. the the pilot was killed. two people inside the home were not hurt. adria in a diaz is at the scene with the latest. good morning. >> good morning, and good morning to our viewers in the west. the small cargo plane crashed in this residential neighborhood at 2:42 a.m. just a quarter mile from the runway where the plane took off. the plane is sticking out of a house. the single engine plane only had the pilot on board and was going from chicago's midway airport in the city's south to chicago executive airport just 34 miles north. after takeoff, the pilot radioeded in citing engine trouble, tried to turn around and crashed. the residents of the home that the plane hit were able to escape safely but the pilot has been confirmed dead. the ntsb is investigating. >> thanks. those of you in northern california could see much needed rain today around the great lakes they're dealing with blinding snow. a 100 mile stretch is closed. we got stuck this morning in lackawana, new york. >> reporter:

gayle will host the red carpet pre-show at 7:30 6:30 central.ighlights and talk to night's big winners that's friday here on cbs. >> looking forward to it. can't wait to watch you guys. a fashion icon opens up in her new book more than she expected. >> i was extremely honest in this book and i don't sugarcoat anything. i really opened my heart. then sometimes i say why am i doing this? why. i feel i'm a gynecologist. >> wide ranging interview with >>> by all accounts diane von furstenberg's life is stuff of fairy tales. she chronicles it all in her new memoir published busy monday and schuster. we went to her office to learn about the woman. when did you feel that you were totally successful. >> i never feel that i'm totally stuck pul. >> even now? >> even now. oh, my god the amount of days i wake up and feel like a total loser. don't you ever feel like a loser in the morning? >> no. no, i don't. >> good for you. >> i feel fat. i don't feel like a loser. >> loser, hardly. belgian born diane von furstenberg changed fashion 40 years ago by introdu

that's who i am, gayle. that's who i am. >> states are the incubators of policy. if you were to pick a state, would it be kansas that should be replicated? wisconsin that should be replicated on a national level? >> you know, norah, it's an amalgam. look what john kasich did in ohio. john kasich is a really compassionate guy who i think put forward-thinking policies in ohio. such a great win but that's great job by john kasich. so i think it's an amalgam of all those states. >> if you run for president you're going to face some popular republicans from midwestern states. >> nobody knows who's going to run. i don't think anybody's made up their mind yet. >> oh i think some -- >> a lot got up this morning and said wonder how i might become president. >> yes, i made some new friends on the road, i'm feeling pretty good about myself. >> you never know. >> can i ask you about the exit polls. we did ask in talking to so many voters who would make a good president. 42% said hillary clinton would be a good president. 28% said jeb bush. 24% said chris christie. >> good for

what's your hashtag, gayle king.t that is because i'm not about to broadcast it and i think the people -- i say ask them. >> i'm teasing you. >> no, i think it would be -- i think it would be -- >> we will never put that on. >> you should. the top ten times. >> we will never put that on. >> i say you lead with it. >> no. >> so what did you learn from tom hanks? >> that was so good, gayle. >> number one, he is a great sense of humor. but it's funny. he said his connection to the other honorees, al green, lily tomlin, sting, he was a bellman at hotel in oakland, california, and he actually worked -- he actually helped al green and lily tomlin. >> what was the paul newman on the floor thing? >> that was so good. >> he was dropping the 2345i78s, playing with me. paul newman says it's always tough the first time, isn't it? i am really -- i'm so schmidt ten with him. he gets uncomfortable as you know when you start saying how great he is. he doesn't want to talk about that. congratulations to tom hanks. visit cbsthismornin

gayle? >> all right.ng concerns this morning that a slowdown at one of the country's biggest ports could hit holiday shipments. business could come to a halt on the west coast. battle could stop crucial imports. ben is at long beach. ben. >> reporter: good morning. nearly half a billion dollars of goods comes through here every day on giant containers like this one. we're talking apples to i phones, but all of it could be at risk because of ana alleged docks. everything in this warehouse came over on a container ship. >> that's correct. >> those are his lifeline. the tents he sells comes from china. he says it takes typically three days to get from the port to his warehouse in downtown los angeles but now it suddenly takes two weeks. his customers including walmart and amazon are not happy. >> are you at the point where you're worry about losing business? >> yeah absolutely. not only losing business, but it's killing our profit. >> who do you blame for the? >> the unions. they're trying to strong arm whoe

after that refinery erupted in fire two years ago, the city, led by mayor gayle mclaughlin, sued chevron for what it alleges is a long history of negligence. chevron's fighting back, spending an incredible $3 million plus to beat mclaughlin and her allies and replace them with a more pliable city council that will protect the oil company's interests. all that cash for one small election, but it's just part of a spending frenzy of perhaps $4 billion all across the count, making this the most expensive midterms in history. money unleashed by a series of supreme court decisions allowing millionaires and billionaires to drown out the voice of anyone who tries to speak against them. and that's why bernie sanders is with me now. he's not a democrat. he's not a republican. he's an independent in his second senate term, after 16 years in the house of representatives, and eight as the mayor of burlington, vermont. welcome back. >> great to be with you. >> it's a long way from burlington, vermont, to richmond, california. and there's a lot of other places you could've been going. why did you go th