anthony. >> mason: jericka duncan. thank you, jericka.ty star turned politician is challenge the establishment, this time in russia. here's elizabeth palmer. >> ksenia sobchak is already unnationally campaigning for russia's top job. today she's teaking at a student rally in st. petersburg. she may be a new face in national politics, but she's been a russian celebrity for years as a glamorous socialite, a "playboy" model, and scandalous reality tv star. ♪ ♪ now, she's moferred again, as a challenger to president vladimir putin, but with no illusions. >> no way putin will let anyone take away his power, even if all the people of russia would vote for me. >> reporter: so you are literally a protest candidate. >> yes. >> reporter: and here's her potential base: russians fed up with censorship, rigged elections, and corruption, who last got to protest en mass in 2011. >> i don't want people to vote personally for me. i want them to vote against the system. >> reporter: the system's official media is ah off limits, so sobchak is campaigning on

jericka duncan visited the cleveland rape crisis center. >> how many of you were sexually assaulted bysomeone that you knew and someone that you trusted. what happened? >> my first experience of being sexually violated goes back to the age of 5. >> i was abused by a man who lived in my neighborhood. >> i was molested by my mother's boyfriend. >> i was abused by a family member. >> i was raped by a co-worker at my old job. >> i was sexually 5 1/2 years ago by a co-worker of my husband. >> i'm a survivor of child sexual abuse and rain from an older boy that lived in the area. i share my story to try to help other people walk through this darkness because it was horrible. >> do you this there are actually more male victims of sexual abuse and rape than are reported? >> i do. it's hard to say. if you were to come out, it chips away at your masculinity. >> i feel the biggest lesson that i had to learn was the real victory was me breaking the violence. there are changes starting to happen in society especially with all the major news events coming out, and i think it's great that it's gettin

jericka duncan has more. >> reporter: for nearly 20 years, larry nassar of michigan state university admitted to penetrating the vagina of seven gymnast minors. >> you violated the oath which you took, which is to do no harm, and you harmed them. >> reporter: alexis alvarado says nassar abused him. >> i know he'll never do it again. >> reporter: the victims were 15 years or younger when it started. >> reporter: kaylee lorincz spoke publicly for the first time. >> i was sexually assaulted by larry nassar shortly after my 13th birthday. >> reporter: after that the judge allowed him to speak. >> i think this will help move the community forward. i have no animosity. i just want healing at this time. >> what did you make of this apology? >> he's manipulative and an abus abuser. he'll do everything to shift it back on himself. nassar began abusing her when she was 15. she said she was motivated to come forward after reading an indianapolis star investigation on lax policies by usa gymnastics for reporting sexual allegations. >> larry has been taken care of hopefully forever but the others

jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on the "cbs this morning," an increase in complaintspen. >>> plus former offensive lineman ryan o'callahan writing a revealing note to self about his painful journey to self acceptance. >>> and -- >> reporter: it's a vineyard like none other in the world. the reason, it's owned by her majesty the queen and we got the invitation to visit it on the grounds of the castle. s that's coming up on "cbs this morning." >> that's the news for this friday morning. thanks for watching. i even anne-marie green. have a great day. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> well, developing right now , philadelphia police finds a man and woman shot to death in an s.u.v., now they're trying to find out what led to the tragedy. >> camping out overnight for apple's new iphone ten. why people can't wait to get their hands on it. at any cost. not me. >>> today is friday, november 3rd, i'm jim jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get a check on the roads with katie and roads with meisha. >> tgif. we made it to friday. it will be an interesting

jericka duncan has the latest.>0 harvey weinstein offered to give de la huerta a ride home to her new york city apartment after party because the two liv in the same neighborhood. she says weinstein insisted the. the pair eventually ended up inside her apartment. that's when she alleges weinstein took off her dress and forced himself on her. i spoke to her by phone. >> he pushed me on the bed, unzipped his pants and it happened all very suddenly. >> reporter: more than a month later she claims she confronted weinstein at the four seasons in los angeles because she says weinstein kept calling her. on december 23rd of the same year, she says weinstein showed up in the lobby of her they went ahuta alleges he rape. de la huerta has been in numerous films and stred in "bok >> i want to see what it looks like on her. reporter: the accus than 50 allns madest the policeave assigned a senior sex investigate to watch this case. weinstein had denied allegations of non-consensual sex. de la huerta says at the time of the alle drinking and was in no shape to have consensual sex. >> mason: jericka

anthony. >> mason: jericka duncan in boston tonight. thanks, jericka. late today, vice president mike pence flew to sutherland springs, texas, where 26 worshipers were shot to death sunday at the first baptist church. newly released school records show the gunman, devin kelley, had disciplinary problems in high school, including a suspension for drugs. and as we've learned, other warning signs have emerged. mark strassmann reports from texas. >> what the devil has intended for harm will turn around for the good. >> reporter: in sutherland springs, part of the anguish is knowing this massacre might have been preventable. in 2012, airman first class devin kelley served 12 months in vemilitary prison after he assaulted his then-wife and fractured his stepson's skull. son'the air force blundered, never reporting it to a federal database that processes mandatory background checks for prospective gun buyers. defense secretary james mattis today ordered the pentagon to review the kelley case and more broadly, the policies, practices, and procedures of pporting

jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on the "cbs this morning," an increase in complaintspen. >>> plus former offensive lineman ryan o'callaghan writes a revealing note to self about his painful journey to self-acceptance. >>> and -- >> reporter: it's a vineyard like none other in the world. the reason, it's owned by her majesty the queen and we got the invitation to visit it on the grounds of windsor castle. we'll have the story coming up on "cbs this morning." >> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. >>> all right. as we start this friday morning, it is definitely a wet start. as we take a look at the golden gate bridge, all the dirty cars got a little bit of a car wash. all the clean cars have spots on it this morning. it's friday, november 3rd, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. >> it's okay. i haven't washed my car in a long time! >> a free car wash! >> you may want to add some soap to the mix. [ laughter ]

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anthony. >> mason: jericka duncan, thanks.till ahead, elections for governor in two states test the mood of voters. . >> mason: syria signaled today it will sign the landmark pari.r.s. climate accord. the war-torn countrywas the last holdout of the 2015 agreement to curb global carbon emissions. this also means the u.s. would be the only united nations member outside the deal if president trump makes good on his threat to pull out. races for governor in two states highlight this election day. in virginia, democrat ralph northam is locked in a tight campaign with republican ed gillespie, in what's seen as an early referendum on president trump. in new jersey, democrat phil murphy is favored over republican kim guadagno, who has served as governor chris christie's top deputy. when we come back, jeff glor will have an update from texas, plus can a painting be too valuable to sell? u think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stop

here's jericka duncan. >> guilty as stated, your honor. >> reporter: for nearly 20 years, nasser a teamcian at michigan state university and for u.s.a. gymnastics, admitted court for penetrating the vagine as of seven minors, six of whom were gymnast he's worked with. judge rosemarie aquilina: >> you violate the the oation that you took, which is to do no harm, and you harmed them. >> reporter: alexis alvarado says nassar sexually abused her. >> i be that he'll never do it to anyone else again, and that's reassuring, i think, for all of us. >> reporter: the victims were 19 or younger when the abuse started. >> i've been known as jane doe e., and i no longer want to wear this mask. >> reporter: kaylee lorincz spoke publicly for the first time jiervetion sexually assaulted by larry nassar shortly after my 13th birthday. >> reporter: after accepting the plea, the judge allowed nasser to speak. >> i think it's important that after what i've done today, to help move the community forward. i have no animosity towards anyone. i just was healing. >> reporter: what do you make of his pg? >> he's

jericka duncan visited the cleveland rape crisis center. >> reporter: how many of you all were sexually assaulted, by show of hands, by someone that you knew and someone that you trusted? what happened? >> my first experience of being sexually violated goes back to the age of five. >> i was abused by a man who lived in my neighborhood. >> i was molested by my mother's boyfriend. >> i was abused by a family member. >> i was raped by a can worker at my old job. >> i was sexually assaulted five and a half years ago by a coworker of my husband. >> i'm a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and rape. it was from an older boy that lived in the other people walk through this darkness because it was horrible. >> reporter: do you think there are actually more male victims of sexual abuse and rape than what's reported? >> i do. it's something that's very hard for men to face, and if you were to come out and say something, it chips away from your masculinity. >> i feel like the biggest lesson that i had to learn was that the real victory was me breaking the silence. there are checks that are startin

souza has a new book, "obama an intimate portrait," and jericka duncan has a snap shot of the man behind the lens. >> reporter: how many pictures hid you take of the president? >> it was about 1.9 million, that is why this finger sometimes is a little sore >> reporter: he was practically part of the first family. >> i think it was around the three month period where he realized i was not going away and i was always going to be there. >> reporter: and there he was. with top security clearance. he had access to the most sensitive white house moments like when the president watched the capture of osama bin laden, an iconic image now on permanent display at the 9/11 museum in new york. >> as soon as the president of the united states walked into the room, the brigadier general stood up to give up that chair. and the president said no, you just stay right there. i'll just pull up a chair next to you. so that is why he is not seated at the head of the table. >> reporter: souza said the president's days were marked by highs and lows, which required a quiet presence. in 2012 he was steps away as

anthony. >> mason: jericka duncan, thanks. ahead, elections for fcc1: voters. , it will sign the landmark paris climate accord. the war-torn country was the last holdout of the 2015 agreement to curb global carbon emissions. this also means the u.s. would be the only united nations member outside the deal if president trump makes good on his threat to pull out. >>> baltimore police van driver was cleared today of all wrongdoing in the 2015 death of fred degray. caesar goodson was found not guilty of 21 administrative charges. goodson was acquitted of second degree murder. gray died a week after being injured while being driven to a police station. ts death sparked days of riots. jeff glor has a updates can a painting be too gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen?cc1: it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring y

jericka duncan, who broke this story yesterday, has the follow-up tonight. >> we have an actual case here. >> reporter: at an n.y.p.d. niews conference, chief of detectives robert boyce made it clear-- they are working to arrest harvey weinstein. >> we are happy with where the investigation is right now. mr. weinstein is out of state. we would need a-- a arrest warrant to arrest him. >> reporter: cbs news first reported thursday that actress paz de la huerta told police that weinstein raped her in new york city twice back in october and december of 2010. weinstein spokesperson has not responded to this latest allegation. today, i asked chief boyce about de la huerta's claims. what makes her story so creb? >> the ability each and every movement of the crime-- where she was, where they met, where this happened, and what he did. >> reporter: thursday, i spoke to de la huerta by phone. she says both times she was allegedly raped, it happened inside her apartment. >> reporter: police say because it's a seven-year-old case and weinstein is reportedly in arizona, the n.y.p.d. needs the dist

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anthony. >> mason: jericka duncan in cleveland tonight. thanks. you can see much more of ?e reeka's interview on cbsn, and if you subscribe to the podcast on itunes. the house ethics committee today began investigating sexual harassment complaints against michigan democrat john conyers. he admitted today his office settle aid complaint involving a staffer sid bit said it was to avoid a long court case. he denied doing anything wrong. he has been in congress since 1965. there is unease tonight in many haitian neighborhoods from new york to florida. the trump administration says it's cancelling a humanitarian program that's allowed thousands of haitians to live in the u.s. vladimir duthiers reports they could be deported if they don't leave by july of 2019. >> reporter: today, haitians protested the trump administration's decision to end the temporary protected status, or t.p.s., for nearly 60,000. >> my mother felt it wasn't a safe place for me and my sister to stay. >> reporter: 19-year-old long island resident stephane rony casseus came here when he was 11. >> get out! >>

lansason: jericka duncan in lansing, michigan, tonight, thanks, jericka.eople are still missing after a u.s. navy transport plane went down overnight in the pacific. eight others were rescued. fovid martin is following this latest navy accident. >> reporter: according to initial reports, the plane suffered a rare twin-engine failure 575 miles south of okinawa. near the end of a routine run out to the carrier "ronald reagan." the fact that eight aboard survived suggests the pilot was able to make a controlled landing in the water. the plane was near the end of its flight to the carrier, so helicopters were on the scene a half hour after it went down. the search for the three missing continued into the night. the plane is called a c-2 greyhound, but is widely known as a cod, which stands for carrier on board delivery. for more than 50 years, the navy has used it to deliver people and parts to aircraft carriers at sea. last week, ben tracy of cbs news was a passenger on a similar flight out to the "reagan," and all passengers are required to wear life vests.

>> mason: jericka duncan, thanks. house republicans rolled out their tax overhaul plan today. they say it will cut taxes for middle-income earners. but democrats say, no, some will get a tax increase. esief congressional correspondent nancy cordes now en what is in the plan. >> it's what they promised, and it's a great product. >> reporter: g.o.p. lawmakers were jubilant today. >> it's extraordinary. >> reporter: extraordinary? >> extraordinary. >> reporter: after party leaders unveiled an ambitious set of tax cuts worth $1.5 trillion or ypre. >> the typical family of four $1ll save $1,182 a year on their taxes. >> reporter: the plan would slash the number of individual tax brackets from seven to four. the top rate would remain at to.6%, but it would only apply to households making $1 million or more. lde median household making $60,000 a year would see its rate drop from 15% to 12%. >> we are giving them a big, beautiful christmas present in the form of a tremendous tax cut. >> reporter: and republicans say there is more. they want to double the standard deduction to $12,000

anthony. >> mason: jericka duncan, thanks. the judge in the bowe bergdahl desertion case said he would not be influenced by president trump's call for harsh punishment, and, apparently, he wasn't. sergeant bergdahl got no jail time today. the president called that a "cleat and total disgrace." mark strassmann is at fort bragg, north carolina. >> reporter: sergeant bowe bergdahl arrived in court facing a possible life sentence and left demoted to a disgraced buck private, his army career over. but he's a free man. in june of 2009, bergdahl walked off his war zone post in afghanistan. he carried nothing to protect him but a compass and a jason bourne delusion. within hours, the taliban had him. bergdahl spent five years living as a captive in a metal cage before president obama negotiated his release. prosecutors wanted him to serve a 14-year sentence. bergdahl, now 31, told the "sunday times" he realizes many americans want him executed. >> the people who want to hang me, you're never going to convince those people. >> reporter

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i'm jericka duncan. took the wraps off the overhaul of the u.s. tax code. president trump wants it pushed through congress before the end of the year calling it a christmas gift for the american people. critics say that timetable is far-fetched and the odd of the bill passing in its current form, are equally long. the plan would slash corporate taxes eliminate several tax brackets and drive the debt by $1.5 trillion. just an estimate. nancy cordes as more. what they promised a great product. law makers were jubilant today. extraordinary. awe extraordinary. an am bsh us set of tax cuts worth $1.5 trillion or more. >> the plan would slash the number of individual tax brackets from 7 to 4. the top rate would remain. and apply to households making $1 million or more. the median household making $60,000 a year would see its rate drop from 15% to 12%. >> well are giving them a beg beautiful christmas present. in the form of, a tremendous tax cut. >> republicans say there is more. they want to double the standard deduction to $12,000 for individuals and $24,000 fo

here is jericka duncan. >> reporter: the article, in one case, an investigator posed as woman rights advocate to gain information about mcgowan getting ready to go public. reporter rownan farrow, deceptive, intrusive behavior, terrified women and made them fear for their safety, was being run through legitimate law firms in secrecy. >> reporter: this contract obtained by the new yorker, dated july 11 this year signed by attorney david boise who fought for same-sex marriage. it shows the law firm executed contract on behalf of weinstein with blackcube, company made up of veterans of elite israeli intelligence uniits. one of the objectives to provide intelligence which will help the client's efforts to completely stop the publication of a negative article in a leading new york newspaper. last month, "the new york times" reported that weinstein allegedly paid off sexual harassment accusers. today a spokesperson from the times told cbs news, we learned that the law firm of boyce schiller and flexner worked to stop our reporting on harvey weinstein at the same time as lawyers were represe

anthony. >> jericka duncan in cleveland. see much more of her interview on cbsn, cbsnews.com if you subscribe to the evening news pod cast on itunes. unease in many haitian neighborhoods from new york to florida. the trump administration says it is canceling a humanitarian program that allowed thousand of haitians to live in the u.s. vladamir duthiers reports they could be deported if they've don't leave by july of 2019. >> today, haitians protested the trump administration's decision to end the temporary protected stat us. or, tps, for nearly 60,000. >> it felt like it wasn't a safe place for us, for me and my >> 19-year-old long island resident, stephen ronnie cassus came here when he was 11. >> get out. get out. get out. >> after a 2013 earthquake killed and injured 300 tin clueding his father. he is in college now, has a jock, ajocb and pays taxes. >> the haitian people deserve belter. >> september 2016, then canned date donald trump spoke to a group of haitians in florida promising to be their voice. but now many in the

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan.cbs >>> it's friday, november 24th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." black friday madness is here. people from coast to coast are packing stores in search of the best deals on everything from toys to electronics. >>> cutting ties. the president's former national security adviser's lawyers say they will no longer communicate with mr. trump's legal team. what that could mean for the russia investigation. ♪ >>> and a thanksgiving day parade in new york city went off

i'm jericka duncan. battle for control of congress is heating up again.time the fight is within the republican party. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and moore are tossing political bombs at each other. mcconnell wants moore to step aside and let some one else run. moore says that mcconnell should be run out of congress. now another accuser has come forward. manuel bojorquez reports. >> mr. moore attacked me when i was a child. >> reporter: beverly young nelson says when she was 16 roy moore offered her a ride home from her job as a waitress. once in his car, she says he sexually assaulted her. >> mr. moore reached over and be gain groping me and putting his hand on my breasts. instead of stopping he began squeezing my neck attempting to force my head onto his crotch. >> reporter: she says she struggled until he let her go. at today's press conference, nelson brought along her high school yearbook which she says was signed by moore. the message calls her a sweet and beautiful girl. nelson is the fifth woman to accuse moore of pursuing teenage girls

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan.erybody, and happy thanksgiving. >> warm greetings for the military. but the president hits back at a columnist who accuses him of going out of his way to attack prominent african-americans. also tonight -- >> he screamed at me for not wearing stockings. >> accusations of sexual abuse against some of the most powerful men in congress. >>> they're not waiting for black friday. americans hit the stores today. >>> climate change could deny you your favorite cup of coffee. >> not enough rain, too much sunshine, bad fruit. >> yes. >>> this was home sometimes? >> yes, yes. >> and an unlikely journey from living in the streets to patrolling the highways. >> sometimes i wake up and i'm like, oh, my goodness, i'm an officer. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> president trump kept up a commander in chief tradition, meeting with and/or calling american service members on big holidays. president george w. bush famously made a surprise visit to iraq on thanksgiving in 2003. mr. tru

. >> jericka duncan, thanks. the cbs "overnight news" will be right back.

jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: for nearly 20 years, larry nasser team physician for usa gymnasticshe vaginas of seven minors, six of whom were gymnasts he worked with. the judge -- >> you violated the oath that you took which its to do no harm. and you harmed them. alexis alverado says nassar sexually abused her. >> i know he will never do it again. >> the victims were 15 or younger when the abuse started. e., i no longer want to wear this mask. >> i was sexually assaulted by larry nassar, after my 13th birthday. >> after accepting the plea, the judge allowed nassar off to speak. >> i think this is important that what i have done if i have no animosity toward any one. i just want healing. it's time. >> what have you made of his apology? >> he is manipulative, an abuser and take every opportunity to shift the attention back to him self to try to look less evil. >> rachel denhollander is known as a trail blazer in this criminal case. because she was first to file a police report about nassar in 2016. nassar began abusing her in 2000 when she was 15. she says she was motivated to come

i'm jericka duncan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, november 24th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." black friday madness is here. people from coast to coast are packing stores in search of the best deals on everything from toys to electronics. >>> cutting ties. the president's former national security adviser's lawyers say they will no longer communicate with mr. trump's legal team. what that could mean for the russia investigation. ♪ >>> and a thanksgiving day parade in new york city went off without a hitch, well, almost. a balloon handler's wsof 8 nightmare comes true. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters in new york. i'm weijia jiang in for anne-marie green. black friday is here and millions are taking advantage of the sales. people from around the country lined up early to find the best deals as soon as the doors opened. analysts say the turnout was larger than in previous euros. laura podesta is here with more. good morning, laura. >> good morning. for a lot of shoppers out there, a big chunk of that money will be han

. >> that was jericka duncan reporting. harvey weinstein's spokespeople said it is fiction to suggest any people were targeted or suppressed at any time. in a statement, black cube told cbs it's their policy to never discuss its clients with any third party and it operates in full compliance with the law of any jurisdiction in its >>> a local woman is speaking out after her dog died at a pet boarding facility in dc. the owners of the facility are adamant they did nothing wrong. here is the special unit special assignments unit reporter whitney wild. >> dax was the one constant in my life and he meant the world to me. >> reporter: a few years after she became a customer of lag time llc, this woman boarded her dog at a she asked us not to use her name. >> we went to alaska and as a result i needed to board dax. >> reporter: dax never came home. 9 days after he arrived, his owner says a puppy pinned dax down on his back, killing him. the death shocked dax's owner. the website advertises dog boarding, cage free with 24 hour att

reporter jericka duncan looks at one actress' explosive claims. >> he's a monster. what he did is criminal. >> reporter: that's how paz de la huerta now describes harvey weinstein, the man who gave her one of her first big hollywood roles as mary agnes in the 1999 movie the cider house rules. >> you shouldn't be really allowed to come in -- he shouldn't be really allowed to come in contact with any woman. >> reporter: in october, 2010 de la huerta said weinstein gave her a ride home after a party and then insisted on having drinks inside her new york city apartment. she insisted weinstein pushed her onto her bed and unzipped his pants. are you saying he raped you? >> i just froze in fear. i guess that would be considered rape because i didn't want to do it. >> reporter: de la huerta claims weinstein raped her a second time two months later in december, showing up unannounced in her building. she said she had been drinking and information no shape to have consensual sex. >> the second time around was more aggressive. i suffered somewhat of a breakdown that night. i d

jericka duncan is following this, and a warning: some of the accusations are graphic. >> reporter: "the new york times" spoke to five women who went on record with stories about louis c.k. that are anything but funny. after a comedy show in 2002, comedy duo dana min goodman and julia wolov tell "the new york times,," louis c.k. asked them if he could take out his penis" while the two were in his hotel room. they say they thought it was a joke and laughed it off, and then they say he really did it. in 2003, aby schachner says she invited louis c.k. to one of her comedy shows. during the phone conversation, she claims she could hear him masturbating as they spoke. rebecca corry says while taping a division pilot in 200fooirveg louis c.k. asked if he could masturbate in front of her. she declined. the comedian, who has sold out madison square garden three times, has made women's rights part of his routine. >> how do women still go out with guys when you consider the fact that there is no greater threat to women than men! >> reporter: ashley cullens is a staff writer for the "hollywood repo