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meg oliver has some of gayle king's exclusive interview with the inspiring studio boss. >> reporter:is the first african american to adependently own a major film studio. l's the largest film complex in the country, bigger than the burbank, california, lots owned by warner brothers, paramount, pd walt disney studios combined. hollywood a-listers celebrated perry on saturday. beforehand he spoke with "cbs this morning's" gayle king. >> "the new york times" said you are the most successful mogul hollywood has ever ignored. do you think hollywood gets you? >> no. i clearly believe that i'm ignored in hollywood for sure. hd that's fine. i get it. th wait a second. is that fine? >> it is. my audience and the stories that i tell are african american stories that i grew up with. thatwe speak a language. hollywood doesn't necessarily speak the language. >> who doing your hair? >> reporter: but perry's "madea" rlms have had universal appeal. he hopes to build on their success. " dney ho has covered entertainment in atlanta for tcades. is this considered the next delta air lines or coca-cola?

gayle king to human resources.e harry gets emotional in public. ahead why he broke down in tears when speaking about his wife, meghan markle. your local news is next. >>> this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >> good morning. it is 8:25 i'm michelle griego. crews are still on the scene of a large fire that destroyed two storage tanks at a fuel facility in contra costa county. the fire began just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon. and the company is looking in to whether monday night's mod raetd earthquake was a factor in the fire and the johns wed unified school district is closed due to the fire and will re-open on friday. >>> a 3.4 magnitude quake struck near holster. it happened a little after 6:00 this morning after last night's aftershock struck along the san andreas fault line. >>> a ballot measure could extend a quarter tax. in sonoma and marin counties. news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms including our website kpix.com. >>> good morning. slow ride as you make your way through the south

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. the stigma, we're dedicating a lot of today about stopping mental illness. we'll joined by mental health experts to join the studio audience in ways to discuss the shame and blame. >>> impeachment bombshell. the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine tells investigators how the trump administration told ukraine's president exactly what to do in exchange for u.s. aid. >>> shocking murder charges. a colorado mother is accused of killing her young daughter after allegedly making phony claims that she was

gayle king joins now from new york. i feel likes it been forever. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i was thinking that too. a long time i heard your voice in my here. on cbs this morning shall the next steps in the presidential race after last night's fiery presidential debate. only on cbs this morning, the parents of a british teenager killed by an american in and traffic accident tell us where they felt ambushed during their meeting with president trump in the white house. we investigate former therapy clinics. is this a fountain of youth? one patient calls is a scam. paul rug is in studio 57. we'll see you at 7:00. i never look for the fountain of youth because i don't think it exists. >> you don't need to look are the fountain of youth. you look fabulous. >> we'll see you in about 15 minutes. >>> we'll turn the economy, a surprising decline in retail sales this morning. >> reporter: good morning. retail sales dropped in september by a third of a peent. that is after a six month winning streak. gas prices were down. but we saw the weaker

i am gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.8 have died by suicides so far this year. that's twice the number of officers who have died in the line of duty. think about that for a second. police chief from all around the country gathered in chicago to address the crisis in a special forum for the first time. jeff, what did we learn? >> police commissioners around the country say removing the stigma of seeking help is the first step in combatting this epidemic. he met with those inside affected by suicide and those outside of the department on the front line of this fight. >> he was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress which he suffered for 13 years. >> the international association of chief conference in chicago, finding solutions for a distu disturbing trend in officer suicide was top of mind. janice understands the importance of speaking up. her husband, 20-year veteran took his own life in 2006. what needs to change? >> the culture needs to change. >> reporter: it is that culture that she calls a fear by police officers again

meg oliver has some of gayle king's exclusive interview with the inspiring studio boss. >> reporter: tyler perry is the first african american to independently own a major film studio. it's the largest film complex in the country, bigger than the burbank, california lots owned by warner brothers, paramount, and walt disney studios combined. hollywood a-listers celebrated perry on saturday. beforehand, he spoke with "cbs this morning's" gayle king. >> "the new york times" said you are the most successful mogul hollywood has ever ignored. do you think hollywood gets you? >> no. i clearly believe that i'm ignored in hollywood for sure, and that's fine. i get it. >> wait a second, is that fine? >> it is. my audience and the stories that i tell are african american stories that i grew up with, and we speak a language. hollywood doesn't necessarily speak the language. >> who doing your hair? >> reporter: but perry's "madea" films have had universal appeal and he hopes to build on his success. rodney ho has covered entertainment in atlanta for decades. is this considered the next delta airl

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. today, stop the stigma, we're dedicating a lot of today about stopping mental illness. we'll joined by mental health experts to join the studio audience in ways to discuss the shame and blame. >>> impeachment bombshell. the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine tells investigators how the trump administration told ukraine's president exactly what to do in exchange for u.s. aid. >>> shocking murder charges. a colorado mother is accused of killing her young daughter after allegedly making phony claims that she was terminally ill. >>> and facing new pressure. why actress lori loughlin and other parents accused in the college admissions case a now charged with bribery. >> it's wednesday, october 23rd, 2009. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> you have damning testimony day after day in the impeachment inquiry. >> explosive revelations from america's top diplomat to ukraine. >> bill taylor testified that president trump made military funds for ukraine contingent on ukraine's

. >>> 6:43 time for a look at what is coming up later on cbs this morning, gayle king joins us from new>> all right. gayle, we will see you at 7:00. good to see you right now. have a good one. >> good to see bye. >>> 6:44 right now, possible trouble for facebook this morning, the social network is losing support for cryptocurrency plan. >> radio financial reporter jason brooks, good morning. >> good morning, michelle, good morning, kenny. major financial firms like visa and mastercard are having second thoughts about being part of that payments network in order to support facebook's libra. the result is coming from a lot of global backlash. >>> politics against the plan for reba. facebook needs the financial firms in order to create that network in order to transfer currencies into the digital coin and gain acceptance by retailers around the world. playing a key role in the stock market, private firms added 135,000 jobs in september, that comes in below expectations, that just adds to some coreys about the economy after pretty grim manufacturing report yesterday that sparked a selloff o

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and dokoupil.ewly revealed text messages show how ukraine was pushed to investigate the bidens as president trump publicly calls on china for help. >>> security risk? president trump's national security adviser susan rice is only on cbs this morning. why she says president trump's actions put the country at risk. >>> fiance murder plot? 48 hours reveals new digital evidence in the disappearance of colorado mom kelsey barrett. >> and sperm donor shock. only on "cbs this morning," the oregon doctor who claims his donated sperm was used to give birth to 17 children. >> it is friday october 4, 2019. your world in 90 seconds. >> china should start an investigation into the bidens. what happened to china is just about as bad as what happened to ukraine. >> the president calls on another foreign power to investigate his rival. >> democrats released text messages that suggests the state department was helping the president's attorney push a foreign power to investigate a party. >>> mgm international has ag

i'm gayle king along with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. who was on the call and why it's raising questions. >>> a jury ver couldome today in the charge of a dallas police officer charged with shooting a neighbor. >>> glacier warning. we're in italy where a giant chump of ice eight stories high could break away. >>> and lil nas x's "old town road." the rapper with a record breaking hit takes us to a surprise visit to his old high school. >>> it's tuesday, october 1st, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the information contained in the subpoena is attorney/client privilege. outrageous. >> do you now know who the whistle-blower is? >> we're trying to find out who the whistle-blower is. we have a whistle-blower who reports things that were incorrect. >> and he asks the foreign prime minister to help investigate the probe. >> a man has been charged and arrested for working with a chinese foreign aid. >> chris collins is resigning his seat in the house. he's expected to plead guilty. >> california's governor has sign

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason.chment inquiry will to thenswer questions from investigators this morning. >>> plus, tv and movie mogul tyler perry takes us inside his new studio and explains why talking to his young son is enough to make him cry. >>> in our world of motion series how a new african highway helped businesses and smugglers. >> that's not good. >>> here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> the state department has told a key figure in president trump's ukraine lobbying effort not to answer questions from congress today. >> democrats fear that other state department officials who have been scheduled to be deposed won't show up either. >>> a possible turkish military operation in northern syria could happen in the next 12 to 36 hours. >>> the nba says china has almost twice as many pro-basketball fans than there were in the united states in total and now the league is trying to do damage control. >> harry dunn's parents have been promised a meeting with british foreign's secretary talking to his u.s. count

. >>> plus, gayle king talked with entertainment mogul tyler perry as he shows us inside his new movie >>> and we talk with renowned astro physicist neil degrasse tyson about his new book filled with letters from his fans. 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

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. breaking news -- congressman and civil rights activist elijah cummings dies overnight. we'll look at his legacy. >> melt down. president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi face off in an explosive meeting over syria at the white house. >>> turning anger into action. only on "cbs this orning," the father of a boy killed in the sandy hook massacre talks about taking o on strangers who claimt never happened. >>> and fighting for a cure. our series, "a more perfect union," finds cancer survivors putting on boxing gloves to raise money to knock out the disease. >>> it's thursday, october 17th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> reporter: maryland congresswoman elijah cummings has passed away. cummings was 68 years old. >> the nation loses a tighten of civil rights. >> there are those who seek to dominate our nation by dividing us. i remind you that our diversity is not our problem, our diversity is our promise. >> reporter: democrats stormed out of the white

i'm gayle king with anthony mason. tony dokoupil is at the empire state building. >>> new fires erupt forcing homeowners to flee. we're in one neighborhood where hundreds of homes are at risk. under essure, two men linked to the president's person lawyer, rudy giuliani, are arrested while the ex-ambassador who tried to block giuliani's lobbying in the ukraine is due to testify today. >>> adoption scheme arrest. a public official in phoenix is accused of bringing pregnant women to the u.s. and charging big money to adopt their babies. >>> and new view from the top. only on "cbs this morning," we go inside a major new upgrade of the empire state building, giving visitors a soaring new perspective. when you were down there, wait until you get here. >> plus, how the iconic skyscraper has shaped american culture. >> it's friday, october 11th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the whole entire sky was red and orange, and there was smoke everywhere. it was just crazy. >> wildfires rage across sou

i'm gayle king is tony dokoupil and anthony mason.wo dozen paratroopers in mississippi. >>> and we fact checked president trump. >>> and members of a hit british band tell us why they're surprised to have a new album. >> and here's today's eye opener. >>> at least 22 soldiers are injured in a nighttime jump. >>> allison not only blames amber guyger for the murder of her son, but dallas police. >>> breaking news from paris where a man with a knife killed at least four officers inside police headquarters. >>> democrats want to know more about why he unexpectedly resigned as special enjoy to ukraine last week. >>> the president says he's so used to political turmoil that it's like putting a suit on but yesterday that suit seemed to get a little hot under the collar. >> it's a hoax and you know who's playing into the hoax? people like you. >>> this health scare comes at a critical moment for sanders. now his supporters and rivals wait to see how long he'll be off the campaig trail. >>> the popular xbox game halo is using rather unique voi

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> lights out. hundreds of thousands of people in california have their power cut because of a dangerous wildfire threat. the controversial decision to prevent another disaster. >>> no cooperation. the president says he will not comply with the house impeachment inquiry as democrats hit the trump admistratn with more subpoenas. >>> zantac chemical concerns. what prompted a pharmacy chain to stop selling the popular heartburn drug over a possible cancer link. >>> and allyson felix in studio 57, only on "cbs this morning." the sprinter who has won more track and field world championships than anyone talks about running, motherhood, and helping other moms. >> love her. it's wednesday, october 9th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> what we see in this impeachment is a kangaroo court, and chairman schiff is acting like a malicious captain kangaroo. >> reporter: the white house says it won't cooperate with the impeachment inquiry. >> if the president thinks that he's going t

i'm gayle king and tony dokoupil and anthony mason.violence in syria after the u.s. military pullback. how we got to thisrisis and go ? >> a dozen candidates take the stage in the democratic debate. what to expect in the showdown. >> master of the legal thriller john grisham will be here with his gripping new novel. >> first, here's today's "eye teou is skrim bling to contain the crisis in syria after president trump's decision to withdraw most u.s. troops from the country. >> a source tells cbs news even some administration officials acknowledge that those sanctions are unlikely to change turkey's mind. >> president erdogan has doubled down on the offensive saying that his forces are going to see this through to the end. >> cbs news has confirmed that the department of justice is now looking into whether giuliani violated foreign lobbying laws. >> the family is quick to say it's not just about the officer but the ft. worth police department and how they train their officers. >> gooding is going to find out what this accuser is allegin

beforehand, he spoke with "cbs this morning's" "gayle king. >> reporter: "the new york times" said you are the most successful mogul hollywood has ever ignored. do you think hollywood gets you? >> no, i clearly believe i'm ignored in hollywood, and that's fine. i get it. >> reporter: wait a second, is that fine? >> it is. my audience and the stories that i tell are the african american stories i grew up with, and we speak a language. hollywood doesn't necessarily speak the language. >> whoa is doing your hair? >> oliver: the perry madea films have had universal appeal. and hopes to build on the success. rodney ho has covered entertainment in atlanta for decades. what kind of legacy did he build? >> a lot of the people who showed up there-- hank aaron, andrew young, john lewis-- i think in many ways he is the hollywood equivalent for them, for this generation in atlanta. i mean, he means so much to people here in terms of what he represents. >> oliver: the studio is built on a former confederate army base. that irony is not lost on perry, who named each of the studios after prominent af

eye gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.w safety study recommends tougher standards for companies that make those incline sleepers for infants. it follows cyrus of deadly incident -- series of deadly incidents. 59 babies have died in the sleeper since 2005. several companies including fisher-price voluntarily recalled them earlier this year. our investigative correspondent anna werner has been covering the story from the beginning. what prompted the latest new study? >> gayle, the consumer product safety commission says it needed to know exactly what was causing those infant deaths. it asked experts to do a study. turns out the study agrees with what parents of children who died have long maintained -- that the products are too dangerous for infants to sleep in. we spoke to some of those parents back in august. >> two months and ten days old. >> reporter: these parents spoke to us in august just months after their infants died in fisher-price rock-and-play incline sleepers. >> i would like to raise awareness. there's people

i'm tony dukoupil with gayle king and anthony mason.n update in our investigation "medical price roulette." it explores the lack of transparency for health care costs. we teamed up with george ufts at clear health costs and asked viewers to tell us about your bills. molly mckenna from texas owes more than $20,000 after a trip to the emergency room. she's among hundreds of americans who responded with bills showing a wide range of prices for the same procedures. consumer investigative correspondent anna werner is here. how did that unexpected price tag affect poor molly? >> this 32-year-old bride-to-be says this sudden huge bill changed her understanding of her insurance, her financial picture and even her wedding plans. >> i thought that i was dying. it was really scary. >> reporter: you thought you were dying? >> i did. yes. >> reporter: molly mckenna said her medical and financial trouble began earlier this year with excruciating abdominal pain. >> hands down the most painful thing that i've ever experienced in my life. >> reporter: h

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil." the parents of a british teenager killed by an american driver tell us about their push for justice. they traveled to this country and came here to studio 57 to share their story. >>> plus, chaos and violence following the u.s. troop pullback in northern syria. how it could give isis a boost. >>> and journalist ronan farrow will be here with his book about alleged sexual abuse by powerful men and his claims of the cover-ups that protected them. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> growing chaos after president trump's decision to pull back u.s. troops from northern syria. >> reporter: crossed over from syria because there were rumors that the syrian regime was about to take over and close that checkpoint. >> reporter: the u.s. military is calling off what was a >> reporter: we are actually being kept about a block away from the building because it is that unstable here. right now we know that the body of at least one of the two inside can't even be recovered. >> reporte

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> firsthand account. a decorated army officer who says he heard president trump pressure ukraine's president talks with investigators today. and democrats schedule a vote to formalize the impeachment inquiry. >>> grandfather charged. an indiana man is accused of negligent homicide after his granddaughter fell 11 stories from a cruise ship. >>> cdc whistleblower. the top expert on climate change tells us he was demoted because the agency didn't want to antagonize president trump. >>> and cardinal dolan in studio 57. the response to sex abuse scandals and why he calls his church a dysfunctional family. >>> it's tuesday, october 29th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> if you're in the mandatory evacuation zone and you're still there watching this, you're an idiot. get the hell out. >> reporter: california launches an investigation into pg&e. >> california's utility company is planning to cut more power again. >> it was really scary because the fire could c

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. syria deadline. turkey and russia discuss the future of northern syria without the u.s. as kurdish forces case a deadline of today to withdraw from the area. >>> new wildfire threat. california's largest utility warns of another rounds of blackouts to prevent fires after a flare-up threatened multimillion-dollar homes. >>> using her voice. grammy winner alanis morrisette opens up abobout facing postparm depression three times. >>> and changing their pleas. why more parents charged in the admissions scandal are pleading guilty to illegally paying big bucks to get their school children into top schools. >> it's tuesday, october 22nd, 2019. here'soday's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we never gave the kurds a commit tt we would stay for 400 years to protect them. >> reporter: all eyes on syria as the cease-fires comes to an end. >> a small number of u.s. soldiers will stray in the area to protect the oil field. >>> the impeachment inquiry continues with testimony from former

air drops are expected to begin >>> good morning to you our viewers in the west, and welcome i'm gayle kingpil. breaking news. california fire explosion. strong winds whip a fast-moving wildfire north of san francisco. towering flames forced mandatory evacuations. >>> sudden stops. hundreds of drivers say new sometimes stops their cars for apparently no reason. how they say it's putting them at risk. >>> the boss goes west. bruce springsteen tells us why his new project is a little bit country and why he's worked on his music so hard for so long. >>> disappearing wildlife. we take you to siberia for a

ac reporter: in an interview nith gayle king on "cbs this orning," the parents of 19- year-old harrysaid their search for accountability has brought them to the u.s. and hopefully answers from ann sacoolas, the 42-year-old aserican who is understood to be be wife of a u.s. intelligence ificer has admitted to driving the wrong way down an english country road back in august. her car collided head-on with harry dunn's motorcycle. his father tim dunn made it to the scene of the crash soon after it happened. >> when i got there, the paramedics were just putting him on to the stretcher, and i could see broken bones out of his arms. i called over to him and said, "harry, it's your dad. they're going to fix you." >> reporter: since dunn's death, his parents, the british police, and most recently the british prime minister have been calling on sacoolas, who left the u.k. claiming diplomatic immunity to, return. now after weeks of silence, sacoolas sent a letter to dunn's asrents saying she was terribly sorry and that she also wants to met. >> we are still very open to oleting her, but it nee

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. quid pro quo backtrack.he acting white house chief of staff admits president trump withheld military aid to pressure ukraine to investigate democrats. what mick mulvaney said, how he tried to walk it back, and the impact on the impeachment inquiry. >>> wildfirefight. mexican security captures el chapo's son but let him go. >>> new safety push. government regulators target inclined baby sleepers blamed for dozens of infant deaths. >>> and suiting up. fothfirstime in history, we'll see an all-female space wahi

have a eat day >>> good morning to our viewers in the west and welcome to "cbs gayle king is off so jerickaduncan is with us. breaking news, advancing turkish oo escate their attacks on kurdish fighters who helped battle isis. we're inside northern syria with the latest. >>> fire and fury. backlash after growing wildfire concerns force sweeping power cuts for hundreds of thousands in northern california. >>> 9-year-old murder suspect. a boy is charged with setting a house fire that killed five family members. his mother is speaking out only on "cbs this morning."

i'm gayle king with anthony mace and so tony dokoupil. >>> seeking justice, only on "cbs this morning," the parents of the 19-year-old british motorcyclist killed by an american driver have just arrived in the u.s. they are here in studio 57 with their latist push to meet with the women accused in their son's death. >>> breaking news, hundreds of isis spoupporters escape. we're on the ground as the fighting in intensifies. >> police shooting outrage. the family of a texas woman shot in her own home. >>> and the cost of college, tony goes back to schoo

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. syria deadline.nd russia discuss the future of northern syria without the u.s. as kurdish forces case a deadline of today to withdraw from the area. >>> new wildfire threat. california's largest utility warns of another rounds of blackouts to prevent fires after a flare-up threatened multimillion-dollar homes. >>> using her voice. grammy winner alanis morrisette opens up abobout facing postparm depression three times. >>> and changing their pleas. why more parents charged in the admissions scandal are pleading guilty to illegally paying big bucks g

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. trail of destruction.orm system brings a late-night tornado to dallas causing major damage and knocking out power to tens of thousands. >>> breaking news. anger in northern syria. locals throw objects at american convoys as they withdraw. why those u.s. troops are moving to iraq instead of coming home. >>> avicii's legacy. in his first u.s. broadcast interview, the famous dj's talks about his suicide. >>> and prince harry and his wife meghan talk candidly about the intense media scrutiny. she calls it challenging. he callsbu

. >>> good morning to you our viewers in the west, and welcome to "cbs this morning," i'm gayle kingny dokoupil. fire emergency. a new fast-moving california wildfire burns homes north of l.a. forcing thousands to evacuate. how the fire dangers across the state could peak today. >>> breaking overnight, the justice department launches a criminal investigation of the russia election probe. why it raises new questions about the department's independence from the president. >>> married catholic priests? the vatican considers a fundamental change in church dog terrapin. what's behind -- doctrine. what's behind the potentially historic move. >>> and bruce as in springsteen

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. new witness, a second whistle-blower claims to have firsthand knowledge of president trump's phone call with ukraine. w it could undermine mr. trump's strategy. >>> fleeing justice. an american diplomat's wife left britain after she was implicated in a deadly car crash. now the victim's family is calling for her to return. >>> chilling confessions. "60 minutes" speaks to the convicted murderer the fbi calls the most prolific serial killer in u.s. history. >>> and all aboard, our special series "world of motion" rides the rails in the u.s. and japan to see whose trains come out on top. >>ant to go. >>> it's monday, october 7th, 2019. here is today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> people around the president are watching what is happen and our r finally saying, my god, this cannot happen anymore. they are coming forward. >> a second whistle-blower claims firsthand knowledge of the president's ukraine call. >> there can be no valid impeachment process unless the president can

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. controversial law enforcement practice that some say helps attackers avoid justice. exceptional clearance allows unsolved cases to be closed if the person doesn't prosecute. 40% were exceptionsly cleared. we have more from our "eye on america" series. good morning. what did she tell you? >> good morning. emily borchardt was in a ride share to her college apartment when two men abducted her and drove her to a motel 6. a third men there raped her over 12 hours. that man was never prosecuted the assault and the case of exceptionally cleared despite dna evidence. >> the man behind me grabs my throat, and i go unconscious. >> reporter: 23-year-old emily borchardt said she pleaded to be let go the night she was allegedly raped in an austin hotel. >> i remember sitting them in the corner of the room telling them to kill me. >> reporter: according to borchardt the man gave her cigarettes and whiskey and demanded that she shower with him. she escaped, called police, and had a rape kit done. he

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony doupil. >>> the president facing pressure. >> nba diplomacy. the commissioner fires back after a pro hong kong tweet. >> tyler perry's inspiration. he takes us in his historic studio new complex. how he learned to dream big and follow his heart. >>> and a side hustle, why 15 million americans do extra work

. >> reporter: in an interview with gayle king on "cbs this morning," the parents of 19-year-old harryid their search for accountability has brought them to the u.s., and hopefully answers from anne sacoolas, the 42ear- american whose understood to be th o u.s. ielr has driving the ong way in august. her car collided head-on with harry dunn's motorcycle. his father tim dunn made to it the scene of the crash soon after it happened. >> when i got there, the paramedics were just putting him on to the stretcher. and i could see broken bones out of his arms. i called over to him, said harry, it's your dad. they're going to fix you. >> reporter: since dunn's death, his parents, the british police, and most recently britain's prime minister have been calling on sacoolas, who left the uk claiming diplomatic immunity, to return. now after weeks of silence, sacoolas sent a letter to dunn's parents saying she was terribly sorry, and she also wants to meet. >> we are still very open to meeting her, but it needs to be in a controlled environment in the uk. >> reporter: the uk government insists ann

i'm gayle king with ty dokoupil and anthony mason. uce springsteen, you're hearing him. he shows gayle his new project inspired by cowboy movies he saw in the '50s. >> and a baker who is honoring little-known figures in our historical union, but first today's eye opener at 8. >>> a dangerous wildfire forced hundreds to flee their homes overnight. a fire burning out of control. >> we are on the front line of what has become an increasingly desperate effort of fire fighters to push back on this blaze. >> we have a one-two punch. dry winds and strong condition across california. red flag warnings in effect north and south. >> they want future depositions conducted in public. democrats insist that's not how investigations work. >> the u.s. e is effectively in the region and russia will now be calling the shots. >>> he was here talking about crypt on currency and lawmakers spent time asking about other subjects including political advertising on facebook. >>> the teenager who was unarmed was suspected of murder. >> scientists in virginia, t

gayle king has her story. >> reporter: olivia, i feel the need. fearless is a fitting description for olivia newton john, especially during our off-road tour of her california ranch. >>> where are we going, olivia? >> we're going down to see the horses. >> reporter: what are the horses' names? >> their names are harry and winston. >> reporter: harry and winston? >> they're my little jewels. >> reporter: hi, harry and winston. olivia, they're so cute. >> they're gorgeous. i can't ride any more, so this way i can enjoy horses without feeling the pressure that i need to ride them. >> reporter: yes. the miniature horses ease her mind. just as the marijuana buds growing in cups nearby -- >> so here are the little babies. these are how they start. >> reporter: -- ease something else. >>> how bad was the pain? >> really bad, yeah, crying kind of pain. >> reporter: oh, tears pain? >> tears pain. >> reporter: the pain can be unbearable, but the spirit remains unshakeable. as the english-australian superstar who just turned 71 battles breast cancer for a th

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. new witness, a second whistle-blower claims to have firsthand knowledge of president trump's phone call with ukraine. how it could undermine mr. trump's strategy. >>> fleeing justice. an american diplomat's wife left britain after she was implicated in a deadly car crash. now the victim's family is calling for her to return. >>> chilling confeio. "60 minutes" speaks to the convicted murderer the fbi calls the most prolific serial killer in u.s. history. >>> and all aboard, our special series "world of motion" rides the rails in the u.s. and japan to see whose trains come out on top.

>>> action tr >>> actress and four-time grammy winner olivia newton john discussed cancer with gayle king >> reporter: olivia newton john has mastered living in the moment. >> can i have a kiss, please? thank you. >> reporter: even as she battles breast cancer for a third time. >>> i think when you're dealing with something, when you have a diagnosis like this, how do you stay in the moment and stay present and not let it consume you and worry you? >> okay, denial is really good. it's really healthy. it was consuming my day, and after a time i went, you know what? i need to enjoy my life, so i'm going to eat a cookie if i want it. the joy of life and everyday living has to be a part of that healing process as well. so i've chosen that path to be grateful and to feel good about things because the other side is not so good. >> reporter: yeah. >> and i'm not a victim. i don't want to be one. i feel that what has happened to me has had purpose. >> reporter: that purpose is raising money and awareness for the olivia newton john cancer and wellness research center in melbourne. >>> you said one

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason. where it is heading next. >>> plus, former house speaker newt gingrich talks to us about impeachment and what he says is the biggest international threat to the u.s. >> only on "cbs this morning," deejay avicii's father tells how his son's suicide reveals a huge need for mental health awareness. >> today's "eye opener" at 8:00. a tornado touched down in north texas overnight causing widespread destruction. >> tornado! >> this roof on the home ire basically spread out you will over this neighborhood. >> a strong rotating thunderstorm. it was on the ground for about 30 minutes so that is, you know, really scary stuff. >> the u.s. is now considering a plan to keep around 200 troops in eastern syria despite president trump ordering the controversial withdrawal of u.s. forces earlier this month. >> this was a planned exercise that took place at 3:00 a.m. sunday morning. troops from the third infantry division were out training when a vehicle carrying six soldiers rolled into the water. >>

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil, gayle king's off so jericka duncan is with us.urkish troops step up their offensive against kurds -- kurdish forces in syria. >>> plus, senator rand paul is with us defending president trump and criticizing fans of socialism. >>> and our "world of motion" series follows blind teenagers taking off to build new confidence. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> the turkish military is pushing deeper into northern syria in its massive offensive against kurdish allies. >> the kurdish forces are now under attack themselves from a u.s. and nato ally. >>> the pentagon and state department officials argue for a much stronger response to prevent turkey from harming u.s. allies. >>> president trump has maintained the whistle-blower report is a scam pointing to the person being a registered democrat. >>> many of these businesses will be closed again today. this state could lose $2.5 billion. >>> former nbc news anchor matt lauer is breaking his silence amid new allegations of rape. he said his relationship with brooke nevills was

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> i'm peachment resolution, house lawmakers holdingwhile a new report shows thator for the inquiry were m super secure location. >>> and the national champions get the first world series in franchise history after a dramatic comeback.

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and dokoupil.ewly revealed text messages show how ukraine was pushed to investigate the bidens as president trump publicly calls on china for help. >>> security risk? president trump's national security adviser susan rice is only on cbs this morning. why she says president trump's actions put the country at risk. >>> fiance murder plot? 48 hours reveals new digital evidence in the disappearance of colorado mom kelsey barrett. >> and sperm donor shock. only on "cbs this morning," the oregon doctor who claims his donated sperm was

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> i'm peachment resolution, house lawmakers holding a key vote while a new report shows that records of the call for the inquiry were moves to a super secure location. >>> and the national champions get the first world series in franchise history after a dramatic comeback. >> plus, rise and shine, the new morning show drama that goes inside our world. >> ut oh, look out, it is thursday, october 31st, hear is today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> here is comes -- swing and a miss! swing and a miss! swing and a miss! >> for the very first time the nationals are world champions. >> the world series game seven winning curly w is in the books. the celebration is on. >>> powerful winds in california are fueling fast-moving wildfires. >> another new fire erupted near the reagan presidential library. >> mother nature is relentless in this situation when it comes to the winds. >>> congress is set to vote on impeachment to establish ground rules for the inquiry into president trump's dealings with ukraine. >> i was on the call. i list

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. murder sentencing stunner. botham jean's brother forgives convicted police officer amber guyger. his mother tells cbs news how she reacted to the emotional ending as protesters voiced their anger. >>> president trump's fury. mr. trump lashes out when questioned about impeachment. how today's testimony could reveal new details about contacts with ukraine. >>> breast cancer advances. new figures show fewer women are dying from the disease. when genetic testing is right for you. >>> and an astronaut returns. nasa's nick hague overcame many obstacles to get into orbi

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.ssman and civil rights activist elijah cummings dies overnight. we'll look at his legacy. >> melt down. president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi face off in an explosive meeting over syria at the white house. >>> turning anger into action. only on "cbs this orning," the father of a boy killed in the sandy hook massacre talks about taking o on strangers who claimt never happened. >>> and fighting for a cure. our series, "a more perfect union," finds cancer survivors putting on boxing gloves to raise money to knock out the disease. >>> it's thursday, october 17th, 2019.

i'm gayle king with anthony mason. tony dokoupil is at the empire state building. >>> new fires erupt forcing homeowners to flee. we're in one neighborhood where hundreds of homes are at risk. under essure, two men linked to the president's person lawyer, rudy giuliani, are arrested while the ex-ambassador who tried to block giuliani's lobbying in the ukraine is due to testify today. >>> adoption scheme arrest. a public official in phoenix is accused of bringing pregnant women to the u.s. and charging big money to adopt their babies.