i'm jeff glor. he is blaming the manager.sident trump's communications director is out in what could be the beginning of a shake-up and sheikh out at the white house. the president's agenda is largely been overshadowed by developments centering on russia and the president is trying to change that. chip reid begins our coverage. >> reporter: white house communications michael dubke said in a statement today, "the reasons for my departure are personal." but sources tell cbs news it's expected to be just the first step in a white house staff shake-up prompted by president trump's deep frustration with his communications operation. former top trump campaign officials corey lewandowski and david bossie were at the white house yesterday. both are under consideration for key roles in a white house war room that would deal with stories about investigations of the white house by the f.b.i. and congress. that would include multiple probes into the trump team's contacts with russia. trump son-in-law jared kushner is now at the center of

jeff, cohen tells cbs news that he plans on cooperating. >>>> glor: jeff, thank you very much. you can see a live interview with carter page tomorrow on "cbs this morning." a tweet by the president apparently incomplete baffled users and immediately went viral overnight. at 12:06 a.m., the president wrote, "despite the constant negative press... social media lit up as people wondered what the president meant. six hours later he tweeted, this who can figure out the true meaning of covfefe. a frequent target of president trump's tweets has been germany. president trump says the u.s. has a massive deficit with germany. we report from spartanburg, where bmw has invested hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> reporter: the president's tweet stuck a nerve in one of the states he won. >> this is one of the cases where the president should have gotten his facts first before he went on attack, because he's just wrong. >> reporter: in the upstate region of south carolina alone, there are more than 400 international companies, 136 of them are german, including bmw. >> we need to build stron

i've jeff glor. president trump is about the make one of his biggest calls since he took office. as a candidate, he said he would pull the united states out of the paris climate change accord. will he follow through? here's chip reid. >> reporter: during a photo op with the leader of vietnam today, president trump was asked if he's going to pull out of the paris climate accord. >> you're going to find out very soon. >> reporter: he seemed to suggest he still hasn't made up his mind. >> i'm hearing from a lot of people both ways. >> reporter: but cbs news has confirmed the president has begun to tell confidantes that he will withdraw from the agreement. reports to that effect ricocheted around the globe, drawing criticism from world leaders. the prime minister of india said it would be a

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from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>>welcome to the overnight news. i'm michelle miller. the pentagon will test a new air defense system today designed to knock an intercontinental ballistic missile out of the sky. that's never been done before. but the test takes on new urgency after the north korea launched another missile of its own, it was the 12th this year and it's rattling the earth from tokyo to washington. >> reporter: north korea has now conducted three missile launches in just the past three weeks. the latest comes after the country claimed its leader, kim jong un, oversaw a successful test of a new antiaircraft system this past weekend. japan was quick to condemn the new lev missile launch as has south korea, whose president says he wants better relations with north korea. despite sanctions, norpt korea's capabilities continue to grow. last week they said they perfected a missile that they would start mass-producing. and earlier this month it tested what is believed to be its longest-range missile yet, potenti

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>>ne, and welcome to the overnight news. i'm dimarco morgan. the long-expected shakeup? the trump administration has begun. other staff changes are expected by the end of the week. chip reid starts our coverage. >> reporter: white house communications director michael dubke said in a statement today, the reasons for my departure are personal. but sources tell cbs news it's expected to be the first step in a white house staff shakeup prompted by president trump's deep prus administration with his communications operations. former top campaign officials corey lewandowski and david bossy were at the white house yesterday. both were under key consideration for a white house war room that would deal with stories about investigations by the fbi and congress. that would include multiple probes into the trump team's contacts with russia. jared kushner is now at the center of that story, following reports confirmed by cbs news that kushner tried to set up a secret back channel to russia during th

jeff: good evening, i'm jeff glor at cbs news, filling in for charlie rose.this evening with politics. with every democrat voting no, house republicans cheered as they voted to repeal and replace the affordable care act, obamacare by a four-vote margin. , the bill faces an uncertain future in the senate. of how manyns americans will lose coverage and how much the coverage will cost. joining me is nick confessore of "the new york times." i am pleased to welcome him back to the program. let's talk about the t

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jeff: good evening, i'm jeff glor at cbs news, filling in for charlie rose.e begin this evening with politics. with every democrat voting no, house republicans cheered as they voted to repeal and replace the affordable care act, obamacare by a four-vote margin. , the bill faces an uncertain future in the senate. of how manyns americans will lose coverage and how much the coverage will cost. joining me is nick confessore of "the new york times." i am pleased to welcome him back to the program. let's talk about the timeline. what sort of juice do we believe the white house has to get the senate moving quickly? nick: the juice is the same in all cases. there is a political imperative to get this done in the senate, to try and get some version of it done, to pass it put the , stamp on and say, we repealed obamacare and replaced it with something better. but there is also a reality of the legislative calendar. members going back home for session will be an interruption. if they can't get it done in a few weeks, they have to wait longer. that is why saw senator mcc

jeff glor gets a look at an early warning system that can track missile launches from places like russia

. >> glor: welcome to the programk i'm jeff glor, we begin this morning with politics with molly ball of the atlantic. >> there's so much uncertainty inside the white house, it's very chaotic. nobody, on the staff knew that this was coming. and they are-- they don't know what could be the next shoe to drop given that there seems to be, not to mix metaphors, a new can of worms opened everyday. you referred to it as damage control which is what we are used to here in washington but there is no controlling the damage 678 it seems very much to be out of control. they can't even put together a consistent attempt to explain what is happening because of the fear that the president himself will simply step on that rationale in his next tweet or his next interview and that yet another damaging story may be

jeff glor shows how boston baseball and the red sox are reacting to the incident. jeff, good morning. >> charlie, good morning to you. it's hard not to see boston as a complicated city of a racial past. the red sox were the last baseball team to integrate and those who have lived in or been will have have seen past or present. >> how often have you been called tcal called "n" word here. >> it's a good question. i don't know how many finger and toes i have. >> reporter: adam jones says racial slurs are not new. what he experienced from fans inside boston's fenway park on monday was the worst he's experienced in his 12-year career. >> it's just something that caught my attention. i heard the "n" word and i decided, okay, this is really how its going to go down. i don't want special treatment. treat me as normal. just keep the racist stuff out of there. >> reporter: in a statement the red sox said they have zero tolerance for such inexcusable behavior and our entire organization and fans are sickened by the >> everyone should feel comfortable at fenway park no matter y

jeff glor is here with the dangers. jeff, good morning to you. >> good morning.he in 2014 and an earthquake in 2015, mount evening rest climbed to normalcy last year. it could prove to be more chaotic. many felt this was the right weather window this year. but the extreme danger on everest never goes away. it is a record year on mt. everest. nepalese authorities have issued more than 370 climbing permits to foreigner, the most since they started regulating the climb in 1953. one of those went to 50-year-old roeland yearwood, a primary care doctor from georgia, alabama. he reportedly survived a 2014 he was less than 2,000 feet from summit, an area known as the death zone. >> this is an area where the oxygen content drops to less than 35%. because of the lack of oxygen the board starts to literally consume itself, and when that happens, the body will shut down. >> feel pretty good breathing the oxygen right now. >> reporter: he knows the large number of climbers cause as traffic jam up top. many stack up single file waiting to reach the peek. >> people stand in lin

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jeff glor shows us how the statements have shaken up pro football. morning to you. last year the league rolled out new rules, new punishments, to back its concussion protocol. these comments suggest those may not have protected the league's biggest star. >> reporter: during his celebrated 17-year career. >> he's in! patriots win the super bowl! brady has his fifth. >> reporter: tom brady has never officially been sidelined by a concussion but his wife gisele bundchen says he's still been hurt. >> brady gets buried. >> reporter: by all those hits. >> he had a concussion last year. he has concussions pretty much. but he does have concussions. >> reporter: the nfl is taking a closer look at the patriots' injury reports and all reports about brady filed by the brain injury specialist who worked at patriots games last season. chris is the ceo of the concussion legacy foundation. >> football players playing through concussions is sort of the dirty little secret. >> and down he goes again. >> in many situations the player may not know they have a concussion.

jeff glor shows us how boston baseball and the red sox are reacting to the incident. , good morning. >> charlie, good morning to you. for those who have spent time in boston, it's not hard to see the at the has a complicated racial past. sports is no exception. the bruins and celtics broke racial barriers, but the red sox were the last baseball team to integrate and players across sports, who have lived in or visited boston, have spoken out about issues they see, past and present. >> how often have you been called the "n" word here and elsewhere? >> that's a good question. i don't know how much -- how many fingers i have or toes to keep count. >> reporter: sobering words from one of baseball's most honest players. adam jones says racial slurs are nothing new. >> good to see you. >> reporter: what he experienced from fans inside boston's fenway park on monday was the worst he's experienced in his 12-year career. >> just something that caught my attention. i heard the "n" word. i was like okay, this is really -- this is really how it's going to go down here. i don't want

in for scott pelley, jeff g lure from new york. >> glor: shake-up at the white house. the communications director is out as the president gloaz more frustrated with the russia investigation. >> when you see stories get perpetrated that are absolutely false, that is troubling. >> glor: also tonight, tiger woods failed a field sobriety test, but he and the police agree it wasn't alcohol. the door to cuba has been open for a year now, but where are the american tourists. >> reporter: did the gold rush not happen or just not happen as fast as people thought? >> glor: any... ♪ and i... >> glor: parting words furb for the class of '17. >> don't fear criticism. have the humility to listen to it. >> neither triumphs nor

jeff g lure take care family. we will see you tonight. captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: the heat is on president trump.l he keep the campaign pledge to pull out of the paris climate change accord? a decision is near. also tonight... >> death to the enemies of america. >> glor: an explosion of anti-muslim hate. the deadly attack in portland. >> reporter: court documents are painting an even more horrific picture of what happened. >> glor: three are dead in dallas after bounty hunters confront a fugitive inside a car dealership. a laptop computer bursts into33 flames on a jetblue flight. >> nyctinasty. will you please give me the definition? >> glor: and a few words from a six-year-old spelling phenom. n-c-c testify h testify