hena doba, cbs news, new york. >> the chief operating officer of cbs will take over as interim ceo. >>> the war of words continues over a new bob woodward book. what the author and president are saying on the eve of its release. >> sonomunty taking action in response to claims they didn't do enough during the wine country wildfires. >> after a mild day, temperatures will really drop as we go through the next few days thanks to an upper level low to our north. what that means and how cool it will get, coming up. we will also talk about our air quality in just a bit. and are raved about on social media... but now some pop-up restaurants are in a heated battle with bay area lawmakers. >>> they often have long waits and are d out on social media. some pop up restaurants are in a heated battle with bay area lawmakers. it started last month after a popular korean pop up was forced to close in oakland. a food inspector shut it down declaring it illegal. since then the pop up restaurant scene has remained in limbo. county supervisors held a meeting to discuss how and when to issue permits to

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cbs reporter hena doba on reactions to his pointed message before the general assembly. >> reporter: president trump stood before world leaders and praised america's track record since he took office. >> my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. >> reporter: a statement that brought laughter from the general assembly. >> didn't expect that reaction, but that's okay. >> reporter: he spoke about america's booming economy and said the country is now standing up to the world where a year ago he derided the north korean leader as little rocket man, this year noting the break- through in relations. >> i would like to thank chairman kim for his courage and for the steps he has taken, though much work remains to be done. >> reporter: president trump made clear to the general assembly his foreign policy is about america first. >> we reject the ideology of globalism and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism. >> reporter: his sharpest criticism was for iran accusing its leaders of a corrupt dictatorship. at a side meeting with the pres

reporter hena doba has the fallout. >> as you all know, julie's husband is in the news. >> reporter: the wife of former cbs chairman les moonves did not appear on her show the talk monday. she released a statement saying she will be back thursday hosting big brother. >> she's taking off time to be with her family. >> reporter: the announcement that the head of cbs was stepping down came sunday just hours after the new yorker published an article detailing six more allegations of sexual misconduct all occurring between the 1980s and early 2000s. retired television executive phyllis golden gottlieb made one of those allegations. she said when moonves was at lorimar telly pictures he forced her to perform -- telepictures he forced her to perform oral sex and threw her violently against the wall and she said, "he absolutely ruined my career," and there were psych other disturbing allegations. >> there's -- six other disturbing allegations. >> there's an attitude of predatory behavior against people who are subservient to him. >> reporter: moonves made a statement saying i am deeply sadde

reporter hena doba was at today's campaign style event. >> reporter: in a rare public speech since leaving office, president barack obama stepped back into the political spotlight with a simple message for students at university of illinois urbana champaign. >> you need to vote because our democracy depends on it. >> reporter: obama is heading out on the campaign trail to fire up the democrats base ahead of the midterm elections. he says the stakes are high in november. >> the consequences of any of us sitting on the sidelines are more dire. >> reporter: the nation's 44th president unleashed on his republican successor saying president trump's policies were not conservative but radical and dangerous. he called mr. trump a symptom, not the cause of division in the country but accused him of sowing racial and ethnic tensions. >> we are americans. we're supposed to stand up to bullies, not follow them. we're sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unquivocally to nazi sympathizers. >> reporter: obama all called out the gop for standing by and participating in the unraveling of internati

cbs reporter hena doba explains why you should pause -- before you post. >>> more and more employers are going online to screen potential candidates. hannah doba explains why you better pause before you post. >> reporter: while scrolling through her social media pages -- >> i have facebook, instagram. >> reporter: -- kadesha said she has regrets over posts in the past, especially now she's at this job fair looking for work. is there anything on here you think i never want an employer to see? >> yeah. >> reporter: there is? >> yeah. >> reporter: like what? >> one time i cursed on facebook. >> reporter: whether it's pictures, videos or posting that funny meme, chances of your potential boss seeing it are likely. a new study from career builder reveals 70% of employers are checking out a candidate's social media profiles during the hiring process. that doesn't only apply to those looking for a job. nearly half still check up on current employees on social media. and a third of employers have reprimanded or fired a worker based on their online profiles. >> i'm not thrilled people use it