and jan crawford talks with country music star keith urban ahead of the ama country music awards.hat's it for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi. >>> good morning to all our viewers out there, especially those in the marina district in san francisco. as we take a live look at the palace of fine arts, looking beautiful. you're going to have to deal with some rain though, this morning. good morning, i'm kenny choi. it's thursday, march 30. >> it is. and i'm michelle griego. some rain and also wind. driving over the bay bridge and had to keep two hands on the steering wheel. >> i did see a sign but it was, yeah -- >> i thought it was the windiest on the span coming into san francisco. >> yes. it was. >> on the span and as you entered san francisco and all along the way from pleasanton to oakland, i had some pretty heavy showers. showers, not rain. just showers. there's a difference in consistency but enough to mess up that brand-new washed car from monday, right? [ laughter ] >>> out the doo

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we have more from jan crawford. >> this revised order will bolster the security of the united states and her allies. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson called the ban vital to strengthening america's security. >> to our allies and partners around the world, please understand, this order is part of our ongoing efforts to eliminate vulnerabilities that radical islamist terrorists will exploit for destructive ends. >> reporter: the new order represents a sharp contrast from the president's first effort both in substance and its rollout. cameras to take effect immediately, it caused chaos in airports and concerns about civil liberties. federal courts quickly blocked it. for today's signing, the white house only released an official photograph while tillerson, attorney general jeff sessions, and head of homeland security john kelly laid out the rationale for the new order, which will take effect in ten days. >> there should be no surprises whether it's in the media or on capitol hill. >> reporter: the ban temporarily bars new visas from six countries for 90 days while the admin

jan crawford has the latest. >> the photos were scary. >> reporter: in an online article. he described how members of this group encouraged people to expose pictures of female colleagues. >> these photographs had name, rank, current military duty station, it had their hometowns. it had contact information. >> the purple heart recipient says the photos drew in thousands of comments. besides one lewd comment about a female corporal in uniform which read the service member sneaking the photos should take her out back and sexually attack her. one victim told us group members talked about what they woul some women believe former partners may have leeked images. others said their accounts had been hacked or poaches. accusations come as the military is trying to correct a long standing problem with sexual harassment. the conduct undermines their core values. this behavior destroys morale, erodes trust, and degrades the individual. brennan is being criticized by fellow marines who say he's guilty of making derogatory comments about women on facebook. he told cbs news he's never cl

jan crawford, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> still ahead, international outrage is grown after north korea conducts yet another missile test and no pressure is mounting around the world for action. >>> and, working to pick up the pieces. the payment some targeting and how many homes were damaged when coyote creek spilled over. >>> these beagle mixers have been trained to sniff out trouble by screening high risk firefighters for cancer. >> they said i had colon cancer. >> we went to modesto where the department is committed to early detection. >> put the mask on and breathe through it for 10 minutes. >> samples are then sent to the canadian lab. >> there sensitivity is 95% accurate for finding cancer. >> expect original reporting from kpix 5 news. expect more. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. calling it "an extremely dangerous action." south korean military officials say: the missiles

jan crawford for us tonight. jan, thank you.have breaking news tonight so we'll go right to the details of this developing story. >> reporter: scott, president trump has just responded to attorney general session' decision to recuse himself. the president says partisan politics are to blame for this saga. here's the entire statemented just moments ago by want president. "jeff sessions is an honest man. he did not say anything wrong. he could have stated his response more accurately but it was clearly not intentional. the whole narrative is a way of saving face for democrats after losing an election that everyone thought they were supposed to win. the democrats are overplaying their hand. they lofts election, and now they have lost their grip on reality. the real story is all of the illegal leaks of classified other and information. it is a total witch-hunt." it is worth noting the president does not say whether he agrees with the decision by the attorney general to recuse himself. and his tone, particularly that line about democ

jan crawford for us tonight. p promised more warships, planes, weapons during a visit to america's newest aircraft carrier, the gerald r. ford. mr. trump praised the ship but hashly critical of its cost. >> nothing symbolizes military might more there an aircraft carrier. the gerald r. ford to promote his plans for a military build-up. >> we will give our military the tools you need to prevent war and if required, to fight war, and only do one thing -- you know what that its? win. win. we are going to start winning again. >> reporter: as the the most expensive ship ever built, the ford which will begin sea trials next month. stands for something else as well. >> the ford is a poster child for how you don't build a ship. >> he should know, secretary of the navy during the obama administration. >> they were designing the ford while they were building it. not a good way to, to build a ship. this is just a dumb way to build, build any type of ship, particularly something as big and complicated as a carrier. bush admin

correspondent jan crawford at the pentagon with the disturbing details. >> the photos were scar. >> i an on line article, marine thomas brennan describes how members of the secret facebook group, marines united, encouraged to posse list it pictures of their female colleagues, some promising free beer to contributors. these photographs had name, rang, and often place hads their current military duty station, it had their hometowns, it had contact information. >> the purple heart recipient says the photos drew in thousands of comments. >> besides one leud comment about a foe mail in uniform which said the service members cents sneaking the photos should take her out back and sexually attack her. one victim told its group members talked about what they would do to her. some of the women believe their former partners may have leaked the images, others said their accounts had been hacked or poached. accusations commas the military is trying to correct a long standing problem with sexual harrassment. in a statement, the marine corps said the conduct undermines their core value. this behavio

attorney jan crawford is our chief legal correspondent. jan, as you might expect, democrats accused sessions today of perjuring himself before congress. what is is the law on that? >> reporter: scott, that is var high bar and i see now way attorney general session would be prosecuted for his testimony. to be convicted of lying to congress, you have to give testimony that you know is false, and sessions said this afternoon he was thinking the question related to whether he had contacts in connection with his role as a campaign surrogate, not as a u.s. senator. so, in that context, and when you look at the actual questions, his statements would not be considered false under the law. >> pelley: now that sessions has recused himself, what does that mean to the continuing investigation? >> reporter: well, i mean, democrats are saying that sessions' recusal is just not enough, and it's a little late since he's been in office for three weeks. and they're calling for a special prosecutor nowrng a spokesperson for session says he will not be involve

jan crawford is following that. >> you sometimes hear judges cynically described as politicians and roguesking to enforce their own politics rather than striving to apply the law impartially. if i thought that were true, i would hang up the robe. >> reporter: pledging to uphold the rule of law, judge neil gorsuch told the committee judges must uphold the law. >> i don't think that's what it's about. >> reporter: the colorado native talked about his western roots and family and thanked his wife louise. >> i love you so much. >> reporter: but throughout the first day, another respective federal appeals court judge also was in >> chief judge merrick garland. >> judge garland. >> chief judge merrick garland. >> reporter: democratic senators like patrick leahy are still seething that republicans blocked president obama's nomination a year ago this week of judge merrick garland. >> it was totally unprecedented in our country's whole history. >> reporter: they also took aim at president trump and questioned gorsuch's commitment to judicial independence. connecticut's richard blumenthal. >> the po

we have more from jan crawford. >> this revised order will bolster the security of the united states and her allies. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson called the ban vital to strengthening america's security. >> to our allies and partners around the world, please understand, this order is part of our ongoing effortses to eliminate vulnerabilities that radical islamist terrorists will exploit for destructive ends. >> reporter: the new order represents a sharp contrast from the president's first effort both in substance and its rollout. signed in january in front of cameras to take effect immediately, it caused chaos in airports and concerns about civil liberties. courts quickly blocked it. for today's signing, the white house only released a official photograph while tillerson, attorney general jeff sessions, and head of homeland security john kelly laid out the rational for the new order, which will take effect in ten days. >> there should be no surprises in the media or on capitol hill. >> reporter: the ban temporarily bars new visas from six countries for 90 days while

here's chief legal correspondent jan crawford. >> reporter: throughout the day, democrats pressed judge on his views. >> can you do yes or no? >> it's taking a lot of time to get what i would think would be a fairly simple answer. >> just want a yes or no, that's all. >> reporter: and throughout the day this was gorsuch's response. >> i'm not going to say anything here that would give anybody any idea how i'd rule in any case like that. i think that's the beginning of the end of the independent judiciary. i don't think this is simple stuff at all, senator. i think this is hard stuff. >> reporter: gorsuch has served on the federal bench for more than a decade, as the senators grilled him on key,abortion, terrorism, and gun rights, gorsuch didn't tip his hand. at times, the harvard law graduate came across more relaxed than some of the senate's more senior democrats like vermont's patrick leahy. >> i'm a lawyer from a small town. >> right, i've heard that story. >> reporter: republicans like south carolina's lindsey graham use their time to try to fend off democratic attacks and show gors

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here's chief legal correspondent jan crawford. >> reporter: throughout the day, democrats pressed judgehis views. >> can you do a yes or no? >> it's taking a lot of time to get what i would think would be a fairly simple answer. >> i just want a yes or no, >> reporter: and throughout the day, this was gorsuch's response: >> i'm not going to say anything here that would give anybody any idea how i'd rule in any case like that. i think that's the beginning of the end of the independent judiciary. i don't think this is simple stuff at all, senator. i think this is hard stuff. >> reporter: gorsuch has served on the federal bench for more than a decade. as the senators grilled him on key issues like abortion, worker's rights, terrorism, and gun rights, gorsuch didn't tip his hand. at times, the harvard law graduate came across as more relaxed than some of the senate's more senior democrats, like vermont's patrick leahy. >> i'm a lawyer from a small town. >> yeah, right. i've heard that story. >> reporter: republicans like south carolina's lindsey graham used their time to try to fend off dem

he will be in this hot seat about ten hours tomorrow, scott, and again on wednesday. >> jan crawford, thanks. >>> in breaking news this evening, a new terrorist threat has been discovered, and tonight the u.s. is announcing that electronic devices will be banned for passengers flying on foreign airlines from eight countries in the middle east and north africa. chip reid is following this for us. chip, what do you know? >> reporter: well, scott, u.s. officials tell us that electronic devices that are larger than a cell phone will be banned temporarily from flights coming to the u.s. from eight middle eastern and north african countries on airlines based in those countries. that means devices like laptops and ipads cannot be carried in the cabin. they will have to be checked. the airlines have 96 hours or four days to comply. it is unclear how long the ban will las again, as far as we know, this will not apply to u.s.-based airlines. u.s. officials tell us this step is based on intelligence gathered overseas. they say they've been told that this information is not about a specific time-

jan crawford is following that. >> we sometimes hear judges cynically described as politicians in robes, seeking to enforce their own politics rather than striving to apply the law impartially. if i thought that were true, i would hang up the robe. >> reporter: pledging to respect the rule of law, judge neil gorsuch told the senators judges must remain above politics. >> i don't think that's what life in the law is about. >> reporter: in a deeply personal statement, the colorado native talked about his western roots and family and thanked his wife louise. >> i love you so much. >> reporter: but throughout the first day, another respective federal appeals court judge also was in focus. >> chief judge merrick garland. >> judge garland. >> chief judge merrick garland. >> reporter: democratic senators like patrick leahy are still seething that republicans blocked president obama's nomination a year ago this week of judge merrick garland. >> it was totally unprecedented in our country's whole history. >> reporter: they also took aim at president trump and questioned gorsuch's commitment to j

. >> jan crawford, thanks. >>> in his address last tuesday, president trump said the vast majority of individuals convicted of terrorism and terrorism-related offenses since 9/11 came here from outside of our country, and the attorney general repeated that today. but it turns out the facts tell a different story. a study by fordham university school of law says 78% of isis-related prosecutions in the u.s. involve american citizens, and 53% of al qaeda related cases involve people born in the u.s. >>> tonight, the battle to liberate iraq's second largest city from isis has reached a critical stage. iraqi troops, backed by u.s. air strikes and american special operations forces, are moving into the western part of mosul. holly williams is there. >> reporter: isis is cornered, pounded by iraqi mortars. and the brigadier general can smell victory. he estimates there are only around 2,000 isis fighters left. >> they don't have a chance. >> reporter: they don't have a chance? >> no. >> it has taken four months of bloody fighting to get here. 350 yards from an isis position where extremists

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a display, and we'll have are close look and jan crawford talksut the country band little big band about their close friendship and new business venture. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> well, it is the last day of the month and march is going out like a lion with rain and lots of tay. >>> so pacca umbrella or as meisha sometimes says two. storm scan3 is tracking heavy rain as we rounds the this work week. >> today's friday, march 31, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. happy friday. tgif. let's get your day started with a check on traffic with katie and meisha. >> hey! >> like a monsoon throughout. >> you missed itnning. >> oh, we saw it. i yes, we have so much going on right nown,e know th

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