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in his first american tv interview, the head of instagram told "cbs this morning's" gayle king the socialia platform is working hard to prevent foreign interference in the upcoming presidential election. adam mosseri took the helm at instagram in october. he had been an executive at facebook, which owns instagram. >> one of the things you did was in 2016, you were running the news feed for facebook. >> yes. >> you had some issues with that news feed. i yes. that was kindly put. thank you. >> 2020 is right around the corner. what lessons have you learned to make sure it doesn't happen in 020? he you ready for that? >> i worry about this a lot because the actors that we are working against... >> are very skilled. >> very sophisticated, very motivated, very quick to adapt their methodologies. when we close one loophole or one opportunity, they often find another. fi're so focused on connecting people with what they love, we were under-focused on the risks leat came from it. that was the biggest thing. but around elections, wecifically right now, we are trying to understand the details of the

. >> and why friend of our show gayle king is now saying angels exist. "the skinny" is next.by is worth the wait. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> we got a singer here, and we got some news about a big, big singer. we start "the skinny" with a new single dropping today by whitney houston. >> none other than whitney houston. it's been seven years since her accidental death, but now music mogul clyde davis, who discovered her, is releasing a cover she performed in tokyo in 1990 and recorded in 1991 of steve winwood's "higher love." now remixed by dj kygo. ♪ bring me a higher love bring me a higher love oh ♪ ♪ bring me a higher love it's that higher love ♪ >> we can just play that out for the rest of the morning here. >> so good, what a voice. >> that cover was actually intended for houston's third album "i'm your baby tonight." which we know that one. ♪ i'm your baby tonight that sounds amazing. that voice. early '90s. some would point to the fact that the '90s really, whitney's voice, unmatched during that time. >> oh, absolutely. >> so that's what we're hearing right there.

a major change may be coming to instagram-- what the head of the social media company told gayle king we will do things that make instagram use less if they it

gayle king is an adult who isn't drowning in cynicism. a driver as the average human? >> not yet. >> what do you think the odds of having a perfect balance between sun and rain? >> let's just go to vegas instead. i think your odds are better. >> the cds cd says both men and women contribute to infertility. it says something about this subject and also about me, i have a new baby at home. >> you're working. >> and president trump takes the debate stage, and i assure you there's no problem. >> an unbelievable love story that picks up again after a 725-year gap. he told some french journalists about this love story. >> oh, my gosh! ♪ >> dragged me out. >> you can't his the party! >> and you stayed up late. >> there's a difference. >> if you listen closely, many of the presidential contenders have their own walkout songs. ♪ you can't always get what you want ♪ >> i never understood why that would be a good walkout song. what would yours be? >> there is a red-hot chili peppers song called "can't stop," build to a great crescen crescendo. i pla

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. >>> the head of instagram told cbs this morning's gayle king the social media platform is working hard to prevent foreign interference in the upcoming presidential election. adam took the helm at instagram in october. >> you had some issues with that news feed. >> yes. that was kindly put. thank you. >> 2020 is right around the corner. what lessons have you learned to make sure it doesn't happen in 2020? are you ready for that? >> i worry about this a lot because the actors that we are working against. >> are very skilled. >> very sophisticated, very motivated, very quick to adapt their methodologies. when we close one loophole or one opportunity, they often find another. we're so focused on connecting people with what they love, we were under-focused on the risks that came from it. that was the biggest thing. but around elections, specifically right now, we are trying to understand the details of the risks. maybe the misinformation is coming from the government, and not coming from the media in a certain country. or maybe one country is a specific target from neighboring countries bec

its star, elisabeth moss, sat down with gayle king, to talk about how the show has turbo-charged herand how it's where i've gotten to. there's many more years of being unemployed and broke, than the opposite. sometimes i wake up and just go, it's nice to have a job. just nice to have a job that i love. >> reporter: elisabeth moss admits her television and film career was no overnight success. >> can i pet the kitty? >> reporter: now, many of her roles are hard to forget. >> i'm entitled to a normal -- >> oh, please. >> don't oh, please, to me. >> reporter: on "the west wing," to peggy olson in "madmen." she prefers to take on complex characters. do you prefer dark? people say, you know, she does dark very well. >> i do. >> reporter: yeah? >> i am not a dark person. >> reporter: i know. >> i don't know why. it's the kind of acting i like to do. i find it more interesting. >> you girls will serve the leaders of the faithful. you will bare children for them. >> reporter: and perhaps her starring role as june osbourne in "the handmaid's tale" is one of her darkest. >> i had another name

. >> the lovely gayle king.. and a choice quote. it says gayle king is an adult who isn't drowning in cynicism. a soothing voice of reason still capable of being let down by her fellow humans if only because she still has faith in them? i do. i do have faith in them. it's very nice of you, tony. it's unusual that they'd come out at the same time, but thank you. >> i do have one question. in the article it mentioned what you had for lunch. >> great choice for the quesadilla. >> i know what you're going to say. >> you had quesadilla and a single plain pancake on the side. explain. >> i wanted an egg taste and syrup taste if you must know. >> is this lunchtime? >> i went to norma's and they have the best breakfast in town. this is the thing. when you're talking to reporters, they're looking at every damn thing you do. i wasn't paying attention. at norma's they give you a smoothie shot glass. i drank mine and i asked for another one. robin wasn't drinking hers. the p.r. person. she said gayle finished off all four.

gayle king. >> tony dokoupil.ard, i'm tony dokoupil with gayle king and anthony mason. we are going to begin with breaking news. the supreme court on the final of hits term, first the high court decided it cannot get involved in a dispute over congressional district maps that were challenged as being too favorable to one political party. >> and the court ruledmp administration needs to explain more fully why it wants to add a question about citizenship to the 2020 census. until then, it could not be added. jan crawford is outside the supreme court. she has been looking over the document. jan, what are the justices saying in this census ruling? >> reporter: i think the bottom line is that it's not over. the justices and a majority opinion by the chief justice john roberts joined by the four liberal justices are saying they are not buying the explanation that the commerce department gave for why it needed to add that citizenship question. remember they said that the justice department needed a citizenship informatio

. >> i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and dana jacobson, she's here because anthony mason is on assignment an immigration deal and head off tariffs that could fect u.s. affect u.s. co. it will go into effect on monday if a deal is not reached today. the president wants mexico to do more to stop migrants coming to this country from central america. mexico already offered to send 6,000 troops to its southern border. >> once any tariffs kick in, they could make a dent in americans a wallets. economists warn the border charges could raise the price of gaslin gasoline, fruits and vegetables. >> the women's world cup kicks off today in france, celebrating a huge rise in popularity for women's soccer. organizers expect to attract 1 billion tv viewers around the world. that's 25% more than the 2015 tournament won by team usa. roxana saberi is in paris where the opening ceremony begins in a few hours. we mentioned the tv audience, do they expect a big crowd there as well? >> reporter: they do. the stadium holds about 50,000 people. and all the tickets for first game here were sold out within about

public comment gayle kings at 6:30. parent -- begins at 6:30. parents are even organizing recall efforts for some those cool members. >>> all right. time is 5:06pening today san juvenile hall center by the year 2021. supporters of that idea want to replace the center with a smaller youth center that focuses on rehabilitation. also there would be live-in programs for young offenders who can't live at home with their families. >>> and also at noon san francisco mayor officially set to launch her re-election company. mayor breed was elected last june and served as the interum mayor. san francisco's next mayoral election is scheduled for november. >>> the oakland city council is scheduled to vote on whether to decriminalize magic mushrooms. advocates are pushing for safe access since they have been used to treat people with mental health issues including ptsd. oakland would become the second city in the country. denver was the first. >>> our time now 5:07. prosecutors in oakland's warehouse fire trial, they're expected to finish the first round of w

. >>> later, gayle king joins us now from new york. hey gail. how are you doing?y, we're live and in color for real. >> i love it. reporter: i like it. couldn't decide what color to wear, so wear every one. god to sti you. ahead we have breaking news in the murder. the prince was behind the killing. that is what they are looking for, too day. >> while patrick shanahan's abrupt withdrawal, a time of growing tense with iran, north korea and mexico. >> rita wilson will be here. that is rita singing. that is rita singing. sounds good, right? why she hesitated to start her career and now she is on her fourth album. go rita! we'll see you at 7:00. back to you in san francisco, misch shell. >> can't wait to see that interview. you look fabulous. >> see you. >> all right. >> thanks. >> have a good one. >> bye-bye. >> you have to get that dress. >> yes, i love it. every color. >> apple is reportedly considering moving production out of the china. here is jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. apple has built a massive profit over the years and thanks in par

gayle king joins us from new york. good morning, gail. >> reporter: hi misch shem.ke i haven't seen you in forever so it is always good to see you. >> forever and ever. >> reporter: ahead on "cbs this morning," anthony mason is not here on the table but he is leaving our coverage from normandy on the 75th anniversary of d-day and how it helped turn the tide of world war ii and the attack on these men. plus the controversy over facial recognition technology. >> we'll take a look at face reading cameras and why some say this violates your privacy. we'll see you at 7:00, i'd say about 13, 14 minutes from now. >> gail, i have to tell you, nora came by our station yesterday and it was great. >> i heard she was in down. >> reporter: she is so great. >> were people glad to see her? >> reporter: so happy to see her, yes. she was looking forward to going. >> she said nice things about local news so gail, we're waiting for you to come and visit us. >> i would love to come. i swear my local news. i'm a big, bill believer. >> then you come and visit us because you're from here

gayle king is on assignment. adriana diaz is with us.elcome. >> good morning. >>> more american troops are on the way to the middle east this morning with tensions between the u.s. and iran growing. the pentagon released new photos, which it says provide additional evidence with iran saying it was behind the attack on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman. >> acting defense secretary patrick shanahan authorized about a thousand troops sent to the region where iran is now threatening to breach a key part of the landmark nuclear agreement. david martin is at the pentagon. david, a thousand new troops in the region. what is their job there? >> reporter: good morning. defense officials say the troops will provide greater defense against possible missile attacks and additional surveillance of the iranian military. secretary of state mike pompeo will be briefed on the buildup when he visits central command headquarters in florida this morning. >> the maximum pressure campaign continues. >> reporter: the state department yesterday remained determ

lieutenant governor in the great commonwealth of virginia, i saw two interviews i believe it was gayle kingew me out of the water. they told me about violent assault of women, where all the believers who care about trump obstruction but not hillary obstruction, what i call it the other night was better but i better not say it again. >> these people are grifters, they are opportunists. they will say the things they have conditioned people to believe they care about and all americans, we care about the underdog and improving people's lives, it's why this country was founded for people to have a unique opportunity that the rest of the world wasn't providing. the democrats as grifters do figure out what you care about and use that. >> sean: tammy's new show, larry's book, we'll have it up on hannity.com tomorrow. when we come back, you're not going to believe one democratic congresswoman, what she said about her male colleagues on the house floor, villain of the day next. and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clar

gayle king joins us now from new york. winner, gill. >> reporter: i love it's renovated.at's the catch. >> once it's renovated it will look great. don't we all. good morning, michelle. on cbs this morning president trump and joe biden exchanged fire and iowa. will take a look at how they are sharpening the tax and trading parts. and the next generation of self driving cars. will give you an exclusive look at the test track and how the company says it is making autonomous driving technology safer. we like the sound of that. and we will introduce you to this guy. he is 18 years old and in a light future. what is he? a genealogy whiz kid helping families find their ancestors. we will see you at 7:00. michelle, are there any relatives you don't know you had? >> probably. i have so many cousins, gail, i feel like i find a new cousin every year. who knows. it would be cool to check out. >> he can help you. >> thank you. >>> let's get a check of traffic with emily. >>> so far there are trouble spots out there that have yet to recover. they are really slowing down. that is mostly

kelly sat down with gayle king, he was angry a emotional.es that square with what you've seen from sources? >> kelly is a master manipulator of the media and he was delivering an oscar-worthy performance. i'm not the only one. there were people on set who told me the same thing in that interview. he believes he can spin his way out of troubndle. he's indictment in illinois on very serious charges, ten charges originally, 11 more additional charges were added, but there was a federal investigation, three federal investigations, the f.b.i., the nd securityof home and the i.r.s., that are looking at obstruction of juste, tax evasion, sex trafficking and transporting underage girls across state lines formoral purposes. >> reporter: do you think people are takinthese alleged crimes more seriously this time around? and if so, why? >> i think that people still don't realize the scope of thes e crimes, that they start in 1991 and they are continuing even as you and i speak. at's why i thought this book was necessary. but when i sat with dominic gard

interesting, we have lieutenant governor, the great commonwealth of the to virginia, i believe it was gayle kingme out of the water, believable people that told people at the time about rape and a violent of women. do they care about trump obstruction but not hillary w obstruction? all thee bleach bit, what i call them the other night was better but i better not say it again. >> look, these guys are grifter grifters. their opportunists. they will say the things that they've conditioned people to believe that they care about and all americans actually, we care about the underdog and about improving people's lives. it's why this country was founded, for people to have unique opportunity for the rest of the world wasn't providing, so the democrats as grifters do, figure out what you care about and then use that, manipulate you and then run with your money. >> sean: i got to run, tammy's new show foxnation.com, larry foster facebook amazon.com. bookstores everywhere, i will have it up on hannity.com tomorrow. i admire you both very much, so thank you for being with us. when we come back, you're not

cbs's mornings gayle king spoke with a group of teen's who said the pressure is on to have the perfect instagram account. >> tell me this, what your process and deciding what pictures you oppose? does a lot of taco into it? >> i take 50 of them to get one good one. >> you take 50 to get one good one to post on instagram? >> for more on this interview stick around for cbs's morning right after our newscast. >>> time now for is 5:20. coming up a sneak peek at the new harvey milk terminal at sfo. plus how a brain enzyme could be key in the battle against alzheimer's. and let's take another live look outside on this beautiful wednesday morning. looking live at the golden gate bridge right now. 5:21. we'll be right back. >>> researchers at the university of alabama have identified a brain enzyme that could be a future target to battle alzheimer's disease and other dementias. the discovery could lead to drug treatments before causing massage and decline. >>> new tessa to set to that prostate cancer is being developed in the uk. researchers say it will predict whether patients the treatment u

the skinny" starting with the question that has put celebrity bffs -- not us -- oprah winfrey and gayle king>> we're always on opposite sides. >> always. >> in the latest episode of oprah's magazine video series what would they do if they saw a friend's husband out for drinks with another woman? this is how they responded. >> i would say something to him. i would go to him and i would say, look, i'm going to give you 24 hours, and if you don't tell her, i'm going to. i would go and say something to him first. >> i would definitely say something to you. >> not to him? >> i wouldn't say anything to him. i would go to you. i'd say, i saw him. >> wow. so gayle, good morning, gayle. >> good morning. >> friend of the show. she said, i would give the man 24 hours. >> that is very nice of her. >> meanwhile, oprah's like, no, i just go straight to you and say, girl, he's cheating. >> you know, the thing about something like this, though, is like so -- it was phrased, if you see a friend's husband out to drinks with a woman. that doesn't necessarily mean he's cheating. now that's what i would assume.

. >>> time for a look at what's coming up later on cbs this morning, and gayle king joins us from newk. good morning. >> never fun when you're flights are canceled. >> hi, good to see you. we are not canceled, we are here live and in color. coming up, we take you to normandy as the world marks 75 years since d-day. we will introduce you to a 97- year-old veteran who is back in france to help his family understand what he went through. and a historian reveals why d- day was so important for people the river. >> and james gordon, there he is. he will be here at the table as he prepares to host this weekend tony awards. something tells me he will want to pay. >> he did such a good job last time he hosted, i can't wait to watch. >> he did. >> will see you at 7:00. >> you guys are matching this morning. >> i wish i could say she called me, but she doesn't have my number. >> new reports show that the company may bounce back from a disappointing first quarter. >> joining us now is financial reporter jason brooks. >> good morning, lots of focus on tesla these days. stock earlier this week fel

winfrey, news anchor, our friend, gayle king, and filmmaker ava duvernay say it makes them feel uncomfortable and old. king told "o" magazine, that's what you say to old people or the old lady who lives in the neighborhood. duvernay used twitter to say, sis, family, or ava are just fine. i'guerof armeorotld me. >> last night i actually was thinking about what if i met oprah, right? plus we know gayle. hi, gayle, it's good to see you, good morning. i just sit around thinking about oprah. what would i call her if i ever met her? it would be, hey, miss oprah. because i'm from down south. hey, miss oprah. hey, miss gayle. i'd put a little "miss" on there. >> okay. i probably would have, "aunty!" >> uh-uh, don't call me that. >>> coming up, 25 years ago today history was made on the freeways of southern california. o.j. simpson on the run from police. we're opening up the "abc news vault" to june 17th, 1994 as the scene unfolded. to sleep. it's time to switch off and catch up. enjoy me time, and we time. 40 winks or 8 hours solid. the leesa hybrid mattress combines two technologies to give you dee

gayle king is off. we start with breaking news. the u.s.t damaged in an attack overnight. iranian video shows a fire burning on one of the ships, the incident took place in the gulf of oman near the strait of hormuz. a critical oil channel. david martin is at the pentagon with what the u.s. and iran are saying. good morning. >> good morning. white house spokeswoman sarah sanders says the president has been briefed on the attacks outside the persian gulf and a u.s. defense official says it is highly likely iran is responsible. a second u.s. official says the u.s. believes they can recover enough debris from the attacks to develop a forensic case, tracing the source of the attacks back to where it originated. what the u.s. does next will depend in large part on how solid that evidence is. u.s. has repeatedly warned iran that it would be held accountable for any attacks on american interests and certainly an attack on shipping going in and out of the persian gulf qualifies as an american interest. however, president trump told his advisers las

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.n candidates pushing to make themselves seen and heard. former vice president joe biden was atangd by several candidates on several issues. one fiery challenge that everyone is talking about today came when senator kamala harris questioned his record on school busing during the 1970s. >> there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public school. and she was bussed to school every day. and that little girl was me. do you agree today that you were wrong to oppose busing in america then? >> no. >> do you agree? >> i did not oppose busing in america. what i opposed is busing ordered by the department of education. that's what i opposed. >> there is a failure of states to integrate public schools in america. i was part of the second class to integrate berkeley, california, public schools almost two decades after brown v board of education. >> because your city council made that decision. >> the federal government must step in. >> after the debate,

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. military drone, an unprovoked attack. iran's government says it was violating its territory. the u.s. says their surveillance drone was flying in international airspace over the strait of mohormuz. a white house meeting will focus on this. charlie d'agata is in the united arab emirates with more on this story. charlie does this bring us closer to a wider conflict now? >> reporter: well, gayle, today the head of iran's military said they do not want a war, but they are ready for one. invading iranian airspace, they say, was crossing a red line. but the united states, as you just mentioned, says it's drone, an r q4 a global hawk, was flying over international airspace when it was shot down. the price tag $180 million. the u.s. continues to blame iran for the tanker attacks in the gulf of oman. it's not the first time a u.s. drone has been targeted in recent days. the u.s. military says iran tried to shoot down a reaper drone last week as they responded to the tanker attacks. before that

i'm tony dokoupil, this is gayle king and anthony mason.you didn't know. >>> robert mueller has agreed to testify before congress. the hearings will be the most anticipated in recent memory. the leaders of the two house committees said last night, quote, we look forward to hearing his testimony as do all americans. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. nan circumstance robert mueller made it clear he did not want to do this. what did it take to get him to come to the table? >> it took two subpoenas compelling him to testify. things moved fairly quickly after that happened yesterday, a nound he's set to go before congress in just a few weeks' time on july 17th. mueller is going to take questions from democrats and republicans in back-to-back hearings before the house judiciary and house intelligence committees. the members are going to have five minutes each to ask him questions, and we're talking about 65 lawmakers here between these two committees, so it's going to be quite a day. mueller has made it clear he does not want to go beyond w with t

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.iran after last week's downing of the u.s. surveillance drone. president trump says he is willing to talk with iran as long as it doesn't create a nuclear weapon. iran has said repeatedly they will not negotiate and calls the u.s. sanctions economic terrorism. >>> memb >>>s they shouted death to america during a session yesterday. an iranian military official warned iran is capable of shooting down more u.s. drones. secretary of state mike pompeo visits saudi arabia and the united arab emirates today. pomp pompeo says the death of a single american citizen at the hands of iran could trigger a military response. >> most of the 2020 democratic presidential candidates spent the weekend reaching out to voters in south carolina. but after a short visit, mayor pete buttigieg returned to south bend, indiana, to deal with racial tensions in his home city. at an emotional town hall he spoke to people who kbland bitterly about the relationship between the community and police after last week's d

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. we'll begin with president and mrs.isit to the uk. it began with an arrival ceremony this morning at buckingham palace. several members of the royal family joined the first couple. now, that was followed by a tour of westminster abbey, where the president left a wreath at britain's grave of the unknown warrior. >> next, they'll have tea with prince charles and his wife camilla. paula reid is traveling with the president and joins us from buckingham palace. what do we expect them to discuss? >> reporter: anthony, it is likely the emphasis will continue to stay on royal pageantry, more than politics. the british royal family traditionally tends to avoid politics, trying to remain neutral. earlier today, the president and first lady were here at buckingham palace where they enjoyed a luncheon with the queen and prince harry. but the first couple will not meet prince harry's wife, duchess of sussex, and this comes amid this ongoing controversy where the president allegedly called her nasty after he heard the american had ca

. >> i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and dana jacobson.n emotional ceremony this morning. the very risky invasion helped lead to victory over nazi germany, less than one year later. >> president trump called the veterans of world war ii among the greatest americans who will ever live. he walked with french president emmanuel macron on the bluff above the beach where the bloodiest day of fighting took place. anthony mason is at the american cemetery and memorial in normandy. what stood out to you in the ceremony this morning? >> reporter: the thing that always stands out is the veterans. it is just great to see them here, but some of them are in remarkably good shape and considering most of them are in their 90s now. the focus of this morning's ceremony was squarely on all those veterans who returned here today. dozens of world war ii veterans in their 90s or older attended the ceremony. many thought in the d-day invasion, president trump offered tributes to those who died in the historic invasion. ♪ >> on this day, 75 years ago, 10,000 men

i'm tony dokoupil with gayle king and anthony mason.explaining why he ordered a military strike on iran and canceled it with ten minutes to spare. the attack would have been retailiation for iran's downing of a u.s. ventura thrown. the president tweeted that the potential death toll, 150 people, bawas not proportionateo shoot downing shooting down a drone. >> debris from a drone that iran says entered iranian airspace. a drone expert tells cbs news he cannot confirm if the wreckage is from the u.s. drone. a revolutionary guard commander claims iran refrained from shooting down an american military plane with 35 people on board that also crossed into its airspace. tensions between the u.s. and iran are rising after last week's attack on two oil tankers near the straof hormuz. >>> margaret brennan, good morning. >> good morning to you, anthony. >> how do we think iran is going to react now that they know that president trump ordered an attack on their soil, but then withdrew it? >> well, we will have to see if that's sufficient to call it

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and dana jacobson. anthony mason is in normandyd-d.ted top secret attack was a crucial turning point in world war ii. it is still the largest invasion by air and sea in history. >> world leaders will gather at the site tomorrow to honor the tens of thousands of troops who risked their lives on d-day and the many who did not make it home. anthony mason is leading our coverage from normandy, france. what are you seeing there today and what do we expect tomorrow? >> i think a very emotional day, tony in part because many of the veterans who are coming back and there are expected to be between 50 and 100 of them, well, they're now well into their 90s almost all of them. preparations are still under way for tomorrow. we have seen people riding around in old military vehicles and convoys of military vehicles in fact. vintage ones. many are in uniform. president trump will join french president manuel macron for a moment of silence, a 21 gun salute, and a wreath laying ceremony. they will visit one of the five beaches where allied troops land

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokouipil. >> president trump signed financial measures toother national leaders from using the foreign banking system. iran's foreign minister is expected to be sanctioned later this week. >> the u.s. is trying to recruit allies for a new program it's called sentinel. ships would be stationed in the area to monitor activities. some would escort oil tankers and other commercial vifl vessels to ensure their safety. mike pompeo visited saudi arabia and the united arab emirates yesterday to build support. >>> president trump says the new york based columnist who accused him of sexual assault is, quote, not my type says the president of the united states. in an interview with the political newspaper, "the hill," the president says this. an encounter by carroll never happened and she's totally lying. >> good morning. e. jean carroll is a prominent reporter. she said mr. trump threw her up against the wall in the dressing room of a new york city department store. he allegedly forced himself on her. she said she fought back in the alleged three-men

i'm gayle king. we begin with this. crashed into a florks skyscraper was flying in restricted airspace. smoke could be seen from the 54-story building yesterday. the pilot was killed. firefighters put out the flames as workers evacuated that tower. now, the helicopter took off from a heliport on the east river and is thought to have been heading to its home base at a new jersey airport. instead, it crashed 11 minutes later in one of the city's densest areas. >> that area is restricted airspace because of the proximity to trump tower. it's not clear if the pilot got permission from air traffic controllers to enter. workers in the building described the chaos. >> i feel a rumble, hear a bam. my chair moved a little bit. what's going on. >> i thought it was a work accident at first. it felt like a small explosion at first. as soon as i saw everybody come down and the floors tremble, okay, we better get out of here. >> the pilot is identified as tim mccormack, he had 15 years of flying experience, he also served as a volunt

he was named co-anchor of "cbs this morning" along with gayle king and tony do you couy dokou. >> theye west. >> where do we think the situation in north korea is at this point? >> court papers filed on two key trump campaign aides. >> hi, anthony, it's bonita. it was such an honor to sit next to you for three years. >> welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." >> anthony, there are a few people in this world who i would look forward to waking up in the middle of the night to spend time with. ♪ >> this is really good. >> sort of drinking this on the break. >> cheers. >> i'm taking this home. very smooth. >> got a nice smell. >> my beverage. >> can't beat the beverages. >> do you feel like you've been kicked out of the family? >> i do. ♪ ♪ it's my turn >> you're 67 now? >> yeah. how old are you? >> i'm about to be 60. >> really? >> yeah. you're still a baby. >> thanks, charles. ♪ >> did i read that you wrote "black hole sun" in 15 minutes? >> i was driving home from the studio at night. >> where did "vampires" coming from? >> that's not a question for me, anthony. >> that's a question as