. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," gayle king has an interview with the attorney for former movieinstein. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." n keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart'st. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto, for heart failure. where to next? entrust your heart to entresto. rg. cbs cares. >>> our top stories this morning. president trump says he does not want to go to war following the weekend attacks on saudi arabia's oil plants. he says it looks like iran is to blame. the administration released satellite images of the damage, which is causing the biggest oil disruption in history. >>> and talks between the united autoworkers

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," gayle king talks with singer olivia newton-john about battlinghird time. i'm brook silva-braga. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? try dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. with 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, it tackles tough grease on a variety of surfaces. try dawn ultra. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with new retinol oil >>> our top stories this morning -- president trump is calling the impeachment investigation an effort by democrats to destroy the republican party. an explosive whistleblower complaint accuses mr. trump of abusing his power. it alleges white house officials tried to cover it up. the new npr/pbs marist poll finds 49% of americans support the inquiry with 46% against it. >>> and the cdc says the number of deaths linked

and to promote it this morning he sat down with gayle king. you have to hand it to gayle king, she really gets people to open up. >> let's go back to 2005, about who you were in 2005 and who he was in 2005. >> i hog tied her? >> jimmy: wait a minute. i think we may have the gayle king interviews mixed up. [ laughter ] billy bush is back. the president headlined yet another rally in fayetteville, north carolina tonight and he had his son don jr., djtj, warm the crowd up. and boy, not only did he warm them up he introduced a brand new way of ending every sentence. >> the democrat party doesn't exist because it's run by a bunch of leftists. uh? that's what's happened. all right? john f. kennedy would be alt right. all right? i want to keep winning. all right? we saint seen a lot of that these days. all right? we've got a lot to figure out. all right? it's on the tited. ithout you. all right? i will now be getting me tooed this evening. all right? think about it. all right? [ applause ] >> jimmy: all right? oh, the nfl was back this weekend. and t

i'm tony dokoupil with gayle king and anthony mason.erfect job. >> what's wrong with that? >> we'll begin here as part of our "eye on america" series, an inside look at the fight against a major suspect contributing to the u.s. drug epidemic. the drug enforcement administration says the drug lord known as el mencho is one of its top targets. the u.s. is offering, get this, $10 million for information leading to his arrest. adriana diaz is in chicago, one of the many cities where neighborhoods have been hit very hard by a massive flow of drumpths good morning. what are you -- drugs. odng.g. we're standing along i-290 in chicago. this is known locally as the heroin highway. this is the road many drug users ke to come into the city and buy drugs. last year alone in chicago, nearly 800 people died from drug overdoses. and the dea took us inside neighborhoods where many drug dealers go down. [ siren ] sire revenues part of the soundtrack in parts of chicago's west side. the dea's brian mcknight took us there to see the drug trade up close. s

gayle king is off so our cbs contributor is with us.s you wake up in the west we're also covering the approach of one of thetrongest atlantic hurricanes ever recorded. hurricane dorian is still a massive category 5 storm. the strongest there is. it has battered the northern bahamas for close to 24 hours with an estimated 20-foot storm surge and wind gusts above 200 miles an hour. >> so far one death is reported there. we begin our coverage with janet shamlian in juneau beach, florida a little more than a hundred miles from the eye of hurricane dorian. janet, where you are how are people preparing for the storm? >> reporter: tony, good morning. we are under a tropical storm warning here and a mandatory evacuation order for some areas. the winds have picked up significantly over the past couple of hours and we've seen the occasional rain band come through. the storm is now 110 miles east of our location in juneau so the time for preparing is just about over. we've already seen the devastation dorian has put on the bahamas. the pictures co

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> weighing his options. president trump says he does not want a war with iran but keeps the possibility open after the attack on saudi arabian facilities. why president trump says not to worry about oil such plies. >>> the seventh american to die from e-greats. what the cdc is doing to help doctors counter the outbreak. >>> lawyers for harvin weinstein tell us exclusively why she believes the hollywood producer will be cleared of rape and sexual assault charges. >> do you ever worry that you're making it harder for women of sexual assault and rape to come forward? >> no. i think i'm making it easier on them. >>> natural flood defenses, waterfront parks and protecting the big cities from coastal flooding. >>> it's tuesday, september 17th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> that's a very large attack. it could be met with an attack many, many times larger by our country, but we're going the find out who did it first. >>> now iran's supreme leader ruling out any talks with president

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," in a network exclusive, gayle king talks with billy bush abouteing fired over the infamous "access hollywood" tape. >>> plus first on "cbs this morning," former new york city mayor michael bloomberg announces a new program to fight flavored e-cigarettes and youth vaping. >>> and how newly discovered rocks offer a glimpse at the day the dinosaurs died 66 million years ago. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix

this is i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. questioning the whistleblower.emands to meet his accuser as democrats move forward on impeachment hearings and subpoenas. what our new poll shows about the cup's reaction. >>> breaking news in the prisoner manhunt. how police capture several extremely dangerous inmates, and who is still on the run. >>> officer murder trial. testimony ends in the case of a former dallas cop who shot her neighbor. why today will be a critical day in the trial. >>> and what's in your cbd? what we found when we tested popular products in a lab. >>> it's monday, september 30th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds.

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason.ment inquiry while republicans defend the president. >>> plus what olivia newt ton june is giving up as she fights cancer for the third time. first here's today eye opener at 8. >>> president trump and his republican allies are fighting the democrats push toward impeachment in targeting the whistle-blower in his case. >> they've got multiple depositions scheduled this week and next. they have subpoenaed documents from the secretary of state. >>> president trump tweeting a suggestion that intelligence pcommittee chairman adam schiff could be arrested for treason. former adviser to ukraine's president told us it was a well known fact president trump was looking for compromising information on joe biden. >>> demonstrators stormed the business district raising anger against beijing. >>> it finally stopped snowing but they're used to extreme weather in montana. they're not used to getting this much snow this early, though. >>> inmates escaped out of a county jail and overpowered two female

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. breaking overnight, nfl player antonio brown is accused of rape. the star receiver denies the claims in a new lawsuit filed by his former personal trainer. startling turn in the recent troubles of one of the biggest names in football. >>> new vaping death. a patient in kansas is the latest victim in the growing health crisis possibly linked to e-cigarettes. what doctors and investigators are doing to learn why hundreds have gotten sick. >>> remembering 9/11. our adriana diaz was blocks away when the first plane hit the washington, d.c., 18 years ago today. she talks with high school classmates about the impact they still feel. >>> and message in a bottle. three people stranded in the california wilderness send a desperate plea for help. >>> and it works. hear from the men who found them. >> it's wednesday, september 11th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> more controversy has followed antonio brown to the patriots. >> a trainer claims that brown assaulte

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason. ahead, torrential rain in southeast texas causing life-threatening flooding. >> a lyft lawsuit, a woman that says the ride sharing service responded callously to the report that she was raped after getting into one of their cars. >> and a cancer causing chemical found in heartburn medicine. >> and peter frampton's farewell. he tells us how he is managing the kz thdisease that is forcin off of the stage. >> here is your today's eye opener. >> parts of east texas under flash flood emergencies as tropical depression imelda drops the most rain since hurricane harvey. >> a flash flood emergency. >> a photo surfaces of justin treadeaux of him in blackface makeup. >> and a mechanic charged with sabotaging a plane is in court. >> the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo calling the attack on the oil facilities an act of war. >> there is plenty of time to do some dastardly thing. >> and the makers of zantac stopping distribution. >> people running for cover as an exploded storage tank is sent s

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony.or four missing people after a cargo ship rolled over in georgia. >> plus we take you inside the latest cbs news battleground tracker to show you who's gaining ground on joe biden. >> new information on the harvey weinstein information from one of the reporters who broke the story. >> here is today's eye opener. a giant cargo ship is lying on its side and rescuers are working hard to find everyone on board when it capsized. >> you can see what rescuers are up against, this vessel nearly the length of two football fields. >> it was the announcement that cook everybody by surprise inclaliban who warned it would lead to the loss of more american lives. >> i'm told the reason goes deeper than the president's tweet which claimed it was all due to that deadly bombing on thursday. >> elizabeth warren is on the rise. she's generating more enthusiasm among democrats who also believe she has a better shot than before at defeating president trump. >> there is mass confusion about where to go to g

i'm anthony mason with gayle king and tony dokoupil. former students at the university of illinois at urbana-champaign are accusing a former professor of sexual, physical, and emotional abuse. they filed a complaint in federal court and claimed the university protected gary xu despite numerous allegations and complaints against him. meg oliver sat down with one of the women, vina sun, who told us the professor abused her for around two years using the fact she was an international student against her. sun spoke only with "cbs this morning." >> he tried to kill me. >> he tried to kill you? p>> reporter: vina sun says thi photo was taken after one of her many beatings at the hands of former illinois professor gary xu. when she was 19, the married 45-year-old became her professor, and she says they started a relationship that quickly became abusive. >> i didn't seriously date anyone before him. i didn't know what was love. >> reporter: how many times did he rape you? >> that's too much -- i don't remember. too traumatizing but i'll say non

gayle king is off so "cbs this morning" national correspondent jericka duncan is here.e. >> good to be here. >> we continue our coverage of hurricane dorian. officials in the bahamas expect the numbers of people killed from the hurricane to rise significantly. the storm is blamed at this time for at least 30 deaths so far and thousands of people are reported missing. search and rescue missions around the clock continue. to get a sense fb tof the devastation, these are pictures from space showing some of the hardest hit areas before and after dorian struck. the u.s. coast guard says it has rescued more than 200 people so far. cbs this morning lead national correspondent david begnaud is in the country's capital of nassau. you traveled with a group delivering aid to one of the bahama's barrier islands? >> reporter: yes, we traveled with chef jose andres, who is feeding people. by now you've seen the images of the devastation. i want you to hear the stories. that is what is so important here that will convey to you the type of humanitarian crisis that continues this mornin

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason.on where tropical depression imelda could drop a foot and a half of rain. >> in our morning rounds of breakthrough device that could help many blind people see again. >> take the first trip in years to the top of the washington monument. >> i want to go. first here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> flash flood wracatches are i effect as tropical depression imelda pushes inland. >> boiling up over warm gulf of mexico waters. >> u.s. intelligence never expected iran would be so bold as to attack saudi arabia directly. >> saudi arabia's crown prince said that country is beefing up its defenses in the air and only the gulf. >>> at this point it's too close to call. this is not the outcome that prime minister benjamin netanyahu would have liked to have seen. >> authorities have not released the names of the teenager or alleged shooter. the sheriff does not believe this was a racially motivated shooting because everyone involved is black. >>> buck is charged with a felony count of providing

gayle king is off so jericka duncan and dana jacobsson are with us. as you wake up in the west dorian is bashing the carolina coast after restrengthening into a category 3 hurricane. its outer bands are dumping heavy rain as far north as north carolina and virginia. hurricane warnings are up along the coast and more than 1 million people in the carolinas have been told to evacuate. >> this storm is causing all sorts of problems including at least a dozen tornadoes that touched down this morning in north and south carolina. forecasters now predict dorian will make landfall somewhere in north carolina during the next 24 hours. tony dokoupil is in charleston where flash flood warnings are in effect and catastrophic flooding is expected. tony, what are the conditions right now? >> reporter: well, good morning. the rain is coming inside ways here in charleston and just a few moments ago the wind really picked up. behind me is the churning river and beyond that the barrier islands of south carolina, a shield from what is now an angry atlantic ocean. we actu

chanelle miller sits down with gayle king tomorrow on cbs this morning. >>> >>> tonight and our original series project home we took a look at massive san francisco landlord forcing rent control tenants to pay their mortgage. >>> what they are doing is legal tenants and supervisors tell us it is wrong. >>> this is exactly where patrick shannon wants to be. living out his golden years with his wife kathy by his side. instead of solving crosswords at home he keeps finding himself in another puzzle across town. here he is fighting with people half his age trying to protect his wife and their home. >>> i wish they would have picked on me when i was in good form. they come at me when we are vulnerable.>> reporter: they have lived in this rent- controlled apartment in the north beach neighborhood for 17 years. recently her health took a turn. >>> my wife's health concerns of the most important thing here. it was seven years ago she suffered a stroke.>> reporter: their new landlord has been steadily raising the rent. altogether it has gone up 19% in two years. from just under $1700 a month to $

look at your friend gayle king. she got a sandwich and post herd picture giggling.immy kimmel got a sandwich. love jimmy kimmel, met him a couple of times but did jimmy kimmel eat the sandwich? no, he gave it to his 2-year-old son! 2-year-olds don't even have taste buds yet! the child's whole life has been milk and applesauce! you don't hit a two-year-old with a popeyes, baby! that child's mouth ain't ready for the popeyes! but at least jimmy and gayle had the decency to find the sandwich. gabrielle union got theirs in the mail. they even had the audacity to post videos chewing in our damn faces! tired of it! tired of the top 1 percent having 99 percent of the sandwiches. we need a candidate who will fight for everyone to have a sandwich. we need a sandwich bernie sanders, bernie sandwich! and that, trevor, is why i'm announcing my candidacy for the president of the united states of america. when i'm elected -- ( cheers and applause ) -- when i'm elected, i might not fix schools, i don't know anything about healthcare, but i can promise all americans that you will g

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> a ship has tipped over on the coast, fire andmoke is hampering the rescue. >> secret meeting canceled, the longest war grinds on after president trump calls after secret peace talks in camp david. >>> we're in afghanistan where the taliban issued a new warning to the u.s. >>> shifting support, a new battleground tracker shows elizabeth warren inching past joe biden. >> and billie bush talks. he remembers the moment that the

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> breaking news, houston flooding threat. tropical depression imelda dumps heavy rain overnight on parts of texas devastated by hurricane harvey. we'll bring you the latest forecast for houston, where more than a foot of rain is expected. >>> unified response. the u.s. weighs targets for possible retaliatory strikes in iran following the saudi oil attacks. we're in saudi arabia, where secretary of state mike pompeo and saudi officials are expected to directly blame iran today. >>> breaking overnight, a leading democratic party donor is accused of

gayle king is off. >> good morning. >> as the u.s.pare fs for t arrival of hurricane dorian we're seeing the full extent of the destruction left behind. the renowned kitchen is one of the groups spearheadsing relief efforts. our lead correspondent spoke to him last night to learn how this massive operation is being carried out. >> reporter: it was nearly 11:00 last night when chef jose invited us into his war room where he was intensely planning an urgent mass feeding operation. >> it needs to be very quick. >> reporter: today he and his team of about a dozen people from world central kitchen are aiming to deliver 30,000 meals a day to the abaco islands and grand bahama. the damage is wide spread. officials say more than 60,000 people on the islands will need food. the red cross says 62,000 people need clean drinking water. in the northern part of the abaco islands. >> everything is gone. >> reporter: the team has been working nonstep prepping and delivering meals to those impacted by the hurricane. on monday the chef went to the isla

i'm gayle king with anthny mason and tony dokoupil. >>> impeachment pressure. we have confirmed that president trump blocked military aide to the ukraine before talking to that country's leader about joe biden. >>> a desperate plea. >> >> we're at the beginning of a mass extinction and all you can talk about is money and fairy tales of economic growth. how dare you. >> in a shocking new report on how rising sea levels could impact hundreds of millions of people. >>> know my name. chenille miller survived a sexual assault from an athlete and she's here to rebuild her life. >> i'm here to finally exist as my whole self. >>> medical price roulette. how a routine procedure in one office can cot ten times as much from another provider just miles away. >> it's tuesday, september 24th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> i did not make a statement you have to do this or i'm not going to give you aid. >> the president denies using aid to pressure ukraine. >> he insists he did nothing wrong by asking the president of ukraine to investigate fo

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.ernight, nfl player antonio brown is accused of rape. the star receiver denies the claims in a new lawsuit filed by his former personal trainer. startling turn in the recent troubles of one of the biggest names in football. >>> new vaping death. a patient in kansas is the latest victim in the growing health crisis possibly linked to e-cigarettes. what doctors and investigators are doing to learn why hundreds have gotten sick. >>> remembering 9/11. our adriana diaz was blocks away when the first plane hit the washington, d.c., 18 years ago today. she talks with

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. whistleblower battle.its back after lawmakers rule the top intelligence official in an unprecedented hearing. president whistleblower report alleges there is evidence of a white house cover-up over the president' uct. we'll talk with counsel to the president jay seculow. >>> cheerleader murder case. what the parents of a high schooler acquitted in a surprise verdict's parents tell erin moriarty. >>> vital safety net lost. a freezer destroys stem cells from dozens of children getting chemotherapy. why the recovery could be at risk. >>> and 50 years of "abbey road." a remix of the iconic m

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> breaking news, gm strike.8,000 autoworkers walk out after contract talks break down with the largest u.s. automaker. what's behind the first national strike at general motors in 12 years? >>> edward snowden talks in a u.s. television exclusive. the former nsa contractor who leaked thousands of top-secret documents tells us why he did it and what it's like living in exile in russia. >>> big papi is back. red sox legend david ortiz talks with univision in his first tv interview since a gunman shot him more than three months ago. he

i'm gayle king and tony dokoupil and anthony mason.getting everybody out alive from a capsized cargo ship. >> former secretary of state condoleezza rice is in studio 57, why she thinks another worldwide crisis may be coming. >>> billy bush tells us about a conversation with his famous cousin in the wake of the infamous trump tape. >>> first today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> four crew members rescued from inside a capsized cargo ship off georgia are said to be in good condition this morning. >> as for the rescue team, it was an emotional high after successfully completing a dramatic rescue. >> inside noaa the lead scientist has found to investigate by siding with president trump in the dispute known as sharpie gate. >> evacuees streaming off ferries from the hardest hit islands a and many have nowhere to go. >> full-court press but even the president has backed off of calls for much stronger background checks. >> the fda accuses juul of illegally marketing e-cigarettes safer than traditional cigarettes. >> file this under unusual campaig

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason.presidential debate and how they could shape the race for the white house. >>> plus 48 hours, new season. how the broadcast reporting helped solve a series of murders going back decades. >>> and a birthday party for america's oldest living world war ii veteran. >> first here's today eye opener at 8. the latest debate where ten presidential candidates showed divide between the center and the left wing. >> the national front runner former vice president joe biden, a moderate was sandwiched between two liberal. >> what did you make of the attack on biden? did castro help himself? >> probably not. he assumed the worst about the former vice president. >> andrew mccabe could be close to facing criminal charges of lying to federal investigators. >> the scene we found was heartbreakingly familiar. no cell service, no running water and no power. >> felicity huffman's lawyers arguing she shouldn't have to spend any time in jail. he's asking for probation, a $20,000 fine and community service. >>

his explosive conversation with donald trump cost him his job, bush gave his side of the story to gayle kingter: you remember back in october 2016 a recorded conversation between billy bush and then republican presidential candidate donald trump was made public. in that 2005 tape, mr. trump talked about groping women. >> when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want? >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. do anything. [ laughter ] >> i was not prepared for what happened because it happened, like, so often things do these days, like that. took the car to the airport. got on the plane, and, boom. >> reporter: the boom was you got the news that this tape had been released? >> yeah. >> reporter: and you knew there was a tape? >> everybody did. >> reporter: i didn't. >> well, everybody -- >> reporter: the network. >> yes. >> reporter: the public didn't know. everybody knew about the tape, you're saying. >> yeah. i was comfortable that it wasn't going to be weaponized. >> reporter: um-hmm. is that how you feel it was, weaponized? >> oh, sure, yeah. i got taken out, but

i'm gayle king with anthny mason and tony dokoupil. >>> impeachment pressure.president trump blocked military aide to the ukraine before talking to that country's leader about joe biden. >>> a desperate plea. >> >> we're at the beginning of a mass extinction and all you can talk about is money and fairy tales of economic growth. how dare you. >> in a shocking new report on how rising sea levels could impact hundreds of millions of people. >>> know my name. chenille miller survived a

he ran over to scoop up his grandson and in just a fe >>> this is a cbs news special report i'm gayle kingwith tony due koppel and anthony mason. the fast-moving impeachment drama is unfolding. moments ago releasing the classified whistle-blower report that quotes the whistle-blower saying, i learned from multiple u.s. officials that senior white house officials it intervened to lock down all records of the phone call especially the official word for word transcript of the call that was produced. the house intelligence committee is about to hear testimony from joseph maguire. he's president trump's acting director of national intelligence. >> maguire is the official who refused to allow the intelligence committee's inspector general to send a whistle-blower's claim to congress. that report focuses in part on the president's request to ukraine's president for an investigation of former vice president joe biden and his son. it led house democrats to start a formal impeachment inquiry. >> the intelligence committee released the whistle-blower's letter to the public before the hearing. nancy c

ina garten at the time, jennifer garner, gayle, and -- gayle king, our gayle king.some. >> sign it for me. i forgot to tell you that part. thank you. for more on amanda haas and "the dish," head to cbsthismorning.com. >> thank you. >>> now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. ♪ >>> up next, raphael sadiq. once part of the legendary soul group tony, tony, tony. now he's back with his most personal solo effort. we'll get the incredible story behind his new album, and he'll perform right here in studio 57. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday" with scallops. ) i'm an ice cruncher. so i was excited about colgate total. it has sensitivity relief, so i don't have to give up doing what i love. aren't we lucky. colgate total. do more for your whole mouth. mytill he signed up for atunitedhealthcareealth medicare complete. ♪ now, it's like he has his own health entourage. he gets medicare's largest healthcare network, a free gym membership, vision, dental and more. there's so much to take advantage of. can't wait till i'm 65. a few more chairs, please. unitedh

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. democrats divide. joe biden comes out swinging against his progressive rivals at a fiery debate where health care, gun control, and president trump dominate the discussion. >>> recovery at risk. a new storm threatens the already hurricane-devastated bahamas. we're with the former navy s.e.a.l.s taking supplies to dorian survivors who say their government is missing in action. >>> genetic testing scam. a cbs news investigation uncovers laboratories charging medicare millions for unnecessary cancer tests.

kim kardashian was there as well as anna wintour and our friend gayle king. >> good morning, gayle.2-year-old daughter, alexis olympia. >> so precious. my goodness is she busy. >> yeah, just a little bit. >> how does she plan all this while she was playing tennis and stuff? you go, serena. >> in between sets. >>> next to a surprising revolution from j. lo. >> jenny from the block joined robin, michael, and george on "gma" to talk about her upcoming film "hustlers" but not before a very important question was posed by a fan. >> my name is alex, i used to play for the yankees, i am a huge fan. i want to know what is your favorite jennifer lopez movie? >> when last we left you -- >> we had a cliffhanger. >> right. >> i would have to say, i mean -- i have a few. but i would have to say "selena" is a big one. ♪ bitty bitty bum ba "selena," one of my favorites, released in 1997. >> definitely love that movie. >> j. lo's latest movie. >> hustlers" hits theaters this friday the 13th. >> dear, there is an "e-r." "hustlers" will be in theaters. >>> next to another first-time fashion foray, th

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason.torrential rain in southeast texas causing life-threatening flooding. >> a lyft lawsuit, a woman that says the ride sharing service responded callously to the report that she was raped after getting into one of their cars. >> and a cancer causing chemical found in heartburn medicine. >> and peter frampton's farewell. he tells us how

we will get to gayle king in bit. >> sorry about that. >> we will check in with her in a couple minutes>> she will wait for us. >>> well you might be doing waiting on the freeways. unfortunately, things were show on westbound 80 stop and go conditions due to a crash involving a motorcycle. injuries reported. you can see on the maps it's westbound 80 at el portal. the number 2 lane blocked and traffic heavy backed up speed down to 14 miles per hour. all the way into hercules so stay slow through there. you will get a bit of a break past that and you will see the usual commute conditions there just south of that heading or east of that rather as you work into richmond and into berkeley. trying to cut across the bridge you will see delays there as well. bay bridge traffic is stacked up with metering lights up backed up beyond the maze at this point so a slow ride there and starting to get a bit busy across the upper deck into san francisco. your travel times off the east shore freeway ride 31 minutes highway 4 # to the maze. looks like we are slow as wl along highway 4 as well as 580. and

gayle king's off, so "cbs this morning saturday" co-host michelle miller is with us. >>> worse than harvey flooding leaves parts of southeast texas under water for the second time in two years and is now blamed for at least two deaths. the latest on rescue efforts helping hundreds of stranded people. >>> vaping science. with eight deaths now blamed on e-cigarettes in the u.s., we go inside a lab to test the claim that vaping is much safer than smoking. >>> protesting charge. millions of students around the world are leading a global walkout today calling on their

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> a capsized freighter crew is now safe.comes after a day of dramatic rescues. here from a captain on the scene. >> a vaping band, why michael bloomberg is trying to keep e-cigarettes away from teenagers. >>> and billy bush's the reckoning. his relationship with president trump since the controversy. >>> and the teen climate change activist tha sailed across the atlanta to talk to the u.n. will be

the anchors like gayle king the cbs morning show expressing on the air that surely, surely this must be an error. surely something could be done to fix this. "boston globe" ran a second editorial, a blistering one. the headline, "the most inhumane of trump's immigration policies." here's the lead of that editorial. quote, president trump's most outrageous immigration policy has become a bureaucratic hot potato. an attack on sick immigrants seemingly so cool that no part of the immigration system wants to implement it. and why would they? unless the administration takes the hint and withdraws the proposal, it's asking officials to take actions that ought to haunt their conscience and the country's. and then finally after a week of this we have been watching this story break in massachusetts and slowly build and slowly get flushed out and congress start to notice and editorial boards start to pick it up and it become a national news story. we've seen a week of this growing disbelief and outrage at what they're doing, and now trump administration has changed their mind. they have revers

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >> in campaign 2020 a preview of tonight's democraticgers. >> california high school students dance into their family past in our series a more perfect union. >> here is today's eye opener. >> president trump says a ban on most flavored vaping products is the right response to what health officials call an epidemic. >> the president has been under enormous pressure, public and even his own wife, but the administration wants to target flavor flavor flavored e-cigarettes because they appeal to children. >> the customers we talked to say they want to keep those choices. >> now we're really in the thick of it. less than six months to go until votes are cast in iowa. more americans starting to pay attention. >> pennsylvania is announcing a new lawsuit against members of the powerful family behind the maker of oxycontin. >> we were in the locker room. many of his teammates acknowledged the seriousness of the allegations but they also said they're taking a wait and see approach before they draw any conclusions. >> here in california they became

gayle king's off, so "cbs this morning saturday" co-host michelle miller is with us. >>> worse than harvey. disastrous flooding leaves parts of southeast texas under water for the second time in two years and is now blamed for at least two deaths. the latest on rescue efforts helping hundreds of stranded people. >>> vaping science. with eight deaths now blamed on e-cigarettes in the u.s., we go inside a lab to test the claim that vaping is much safer than smoking. >>> protesting charge. millions of students around the world are leading a global walkout today calling on their governments to take action to protect the environment and their future. >>> and cedric the entertainer in studio 57. the star of "the neighborhood" talks about the cbs comedy and also gets into serious business. >>> it's friday, september 20th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds >>> let's go, guys. we've got to go. >> a state of disaster has been declare friday parts of texas. -- declared in parts of texas. >> i've never seen this amount of flooding in this amount of time. >> flooding turns dea

. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning," i'm tony dokoupil here with gayle king and we'll begin withomething you're all familiar with. health care costs are rising. a recent gallupurvey shows americans barroworrowed $88 mil for medical expenses. one major problem, no one knows what anything cost. we kick off a new series called medical price roulette. we'll explore the reasons behind confusing medical bills. this is a collaboration with clear health costs, a journalism company foek focused on transparency. our consumer correspondent anna warner is here. $88 billion people borrowed to cover medical costs. what did you learn? >> if you ask anybody about medical bills, you'll probably hear their nightmare story. a bill that came as a surprise or a bill they didn't understand. the problem is costs vary and pricing isn't transparent. and one long island, new york, man found out just how much that could cost him. >> i'm an average-working person, i'm not a millionaire. i go to work every day like everybody else. >> reporter: frank esposito is a tool and die maker who for the last year has

i'm anthony mason with gayle king and tony dokoupil.ies "medical price roulette," we've teamed up with clear health costs to see why americans are paying dramatically different prices for the same medical procedures. today investigative consumer correspondent anna werner focuses on how insurance companies and providers keep some charges a secret. anna, what did you find? >> right. we're going to talk about this through the lens of a young woman who learned the hard truths about the health care system when she was just a teenager. >> i am 15 years old. i know that's not that old, but i should have some say in what i want being done to me. >> reporter: that was morgan gleeson five years ago, already speaking out about health care. >> i am the patient, and i need to be heard. these are my morning pills -- >> reporter: now 21, she's learned a lot about the system through her own journey. gleason suffers from juvenile dramatomyacitis which causes muscle weakness. treatment requires infusion therapy once a month in a hospital. if you couldn't

gayle king is off so cbs news contributor maria elena salinas is with us.night but remains a dangerous category 3 storm as it ram ajs the bahamas. at least five deaths are blamed on the hurricane. in the southeastern u.s. 25 million americans are threatened by dorian. meteorologist megan glaros of our chicago station wbbm-tv is here with the latest forecast. megan, good morning. >> good morning to you, anthony. so we know there are hurricane warnings up for a large chunk of florida all the way up to jacksonville essentially and then hurricane watches extend up into south carolina. but over the bahamas, that will be the biggest story in terms of devastation. this is a 36-hour loop of the storm. it's essentially not moved at all and is still sitting over grand bahama island lashing them with the eyewall of the storm. just to put it into perspective a bit, we know harvey created so much damage it was fresh water flooding from all that rain. it sat for days and days over the houston area as a category 1. maria on the other hand made landfall as a strong categor

affected by emergencies. [ cheers ] >> hugh and i, along with pharrell, usher, becky g, common -- >> gayle kingachieve a world free from extreme poverty by 2030. the clean drinking water crisis is the major crisis of our time. >> if we can get one more girl into school every day, it changes the world. >> it really is up to us, the governments, and corporates to provide aid. >> this is not just important. it's critical and crucial. >> you can count on me to that. >> people with hear us. >> there really has been a shift in culture. >> we know when citizens use their power. >> it's part of my duty to bring awareness and activate people. >> it really does connect extreme poverty. >> there is a responsibility by those who have the privilege to amplify the voices of those who might not. >> there's hope. there's real hope. >> we will end extreme poverty. we have to. [ cheers and applause ] >> since traveling to peru with activate, i have been working with global citizen to ask the u.k., ireland and the u.s. to ensure a quality education for children in crises by supporting the education cannot wait fu

gayle police are also looking for the person who fired shots at the martin luther king junior library on the campus of san jose state we just found out a parking garage was also hit it happened just before 7 o'clock tonight near the san fernando and south 4th streets. university officials say no one was hurt. but at least one window shattered right now police are in the area investigating. authorities are urging folks to avoid that area. 3 new lawsuits filed against the city of the late show tonight alleging issues of racial profiling excessive force and unlawful arrest. attorney john burris says enough is enough the lawsuits involved young african-american subarus says were wrongfully arrested and assaulted by members of the vallejo police department held a press conference this afternoon in explains how his clients were. >>rested, but the da's office never pursued and the charges against them. our first michelle kingston was there pushed the ground droning to hand cuts is cell phone video of just one of people now the police department that you're interfering with the map. >>us mari

gayle ong kron 4 news. >>thanks killed police are also looking for the person who fired shots at the martin luther king junior library on that same campus, san jose state we just found out the parking garage was also hit with gunfire happened just before ck tonight. south 4th streets. university officials say nobody was hurt. but at least one window was shattered right now police are still in that area investigating. authorities are urging people to avoid that location. >>3 new lawsuits filed against the city of tonight alleging racial profiling excessive force and unlawful arrest said these lawsuits involve young african-americans who according to their attorney were wrongfully arrested and assaulted by vallejo police department kron four's michelle kingston reports. vide just one of people now the police department. >>you're interfering with the map. us marine veteran ding his gunpoint one says that officer david mcloughlin attacked him. because he says the law plus is back on the controls. >>to know that these guys patrolling the neighborhood that i live if you choose to pull me over that is my worry easin