jericka duncan. >> good morning. describing that as a gut punch every time. he did not mince words, echoing the same charge he made in "the times." >> you can't say that. that is your voice. i was there. you were there. that's your voice on the tape. >> billy bush pushed back hard on president trump's reported denial of the access hollywood tape. >> in the last 14 months of my life, i've been dealing with it. you dealt with it for 14 minutes and went on to be the president. >> reporter: the tape was released one month before the presidential election. >> you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the [ bleep ].

jericka duncan more on what it could mean for consumers nationwide. >> for years cbs working to become a one stop help for healthcare, by joining forces with insurance giant, aetna, c bs says they envision their locations becoming something of a community based medical center, that includes space for wellness, clinical and pharmacy services, as well as vision, hearing, nutrition, beauty, and medical equipment. the company like cvs has 10,000 brick and mortar locations. if you're an aetna customer you can access through a cvs which a lot of is around the corner. >> proposed mega merger comes as the company face new competitors including amazon, which after expanding beyond basic retail products and groceries started inch. into the healthcare business. >> companies like cvs sit up, take notice. >> still the merger needs to be approved by anti-trust regulators who recently put the brakes on at&t 85 billion-dollar purchase of time warner as well as another healthcare merger, between anthem and cigna corporation. >> i think one of the questions is when these two firms come together, they mi

i'm jericka duncan. it was the slap heard around the world.s general assembly voted overwhelmingly to condemn president trump's decision on jerusalem as null and void. the president announced the u.s. will recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel and move the u.s. embassy there. america's u.n. ambassador nikki haley reminded the world body of president trump's threats to cut off aid. but it made no difference. here is major garrett. >> the united states will remember this day in which it was singled out for attack in the general assembly for the very act of exercising our right as a sovereign nation. >> reporter: president trump's ambassador to the united nations slammed member nations voting against the u.s. >> we will remember it when so many countries come calling on us as they so often do to pay even more and to use our influence for their benefit. >> reporter: among the 128 countries voting to condemn the embassy move were u.s. allies britain, france, and japan. joining the u.s. and israel in the vote just guatemala, honduras, marshal

jericka duncan found out they're bringing a community together. >> reporter: whether through a rap...ther like a great big peaceful nation ♪ >> reporter: ...or melodic verses, last night's performance at carnegie hall had cops and kids in one accord. >> the apprehension was definitely there on both sides. >> reporter: when you first started. >> absolutely. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the collaboration started two months ago by dakota, a carnegie hall ensemble group. >> she's going to synth first. >> reporter: the mission: to start a dialogue after community protests and targeted shootings of police. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the lyrics are based on experiences, like those of 18-year-old edson hughes. >> me and my cousin was playing, and then thing you know, this police officer came out of nowhere. >> reporter: veteran officer mark wilson. >> the people i'm interacting with only see the blue uniform, and they fail to see that there's skin. there's blood that runs through those veins. there's somebody that has feelings underneath. >> reporter: johnny hines has been an officer for more than 13 years. how do

here's jericka duncan. >> reporter: girl scouts of the u.s.a. have a new message, girls don't owe anyone a hug, not even during the holidays when surrounded by family and friends. >> we always want to help girls trust their gt. >> dr. andrea bastiani archbald says the conversation was driven by the increasing number of stories on secretaries ult misconduct allegations by high profile men. recently girl scouts posted an article on its parenting advice page outlining the importance of setting physical boundaries saying telling your child that she owes someone a hug, either just because she hasn't seen this person in awhile or because they gave her a gift can set the stage for her questioning whether she owes another person any type of physical affection. >> for people who might look at that and go it's just a hug, yes, it's not a big deal. and it's not a one-to-one. i think some people take things very literally. girls have the decision making power around how they demonstrate affection. >> when i came out with it, in the right time. >> dr. lakees

( applause ) jericka duncan, cbs news, new york.i>evening news tonight. i'm jeff glor. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> it's always a lot of fun when you win. if you work hard and lose, that's not acceptable. >> we come to these jobs to try and improve the lives of the people we represent, and this bill more than so many other things we have ever tried to do does that. >> they are taking great credit for this accomplishment. i call it a victory because it's a frankenstein. anybody that's familiar with frankenstein knows that it was a monster that was created. do you know the ending of mary shelly's story? the monster comes back to destroy. >> welcome to "off script." i'm bruce johnson. the tax bill in

the impersonation is called a like farming scan, jericka duncan shows us how to spot one. >> it is as a fake account that popped up on instagram this month promised to go give $5,000 to each of their first 100,000 followers. their name suggested they were affiliated with own oprah winfrey's tv network and their post celebrated winfrey's kind ness. >> lets get ready for favorite things, 2017. >> reporter: fake account often use real videos like this one from winfrey, it shows winfrey with her own gay le king. >> i love it. >> reporter: profiles like this don't have blue check marks indicating they are verified instagram account. >> somebody out there is trying to scam you, using my name and my avatar on social media asking for money if you sign up for an own account on instagram. >> it is christmastime. you are taking advantage of people. >> reporter: six three-year old retired revictor saw a facebook post claiming winfrey , tyler perry were giving away cars and other pr ies. he became suspicious when people were asked to send money to jamaica to cover taxes and fees. >> if they had i

from the broadcast center in new york >>> welcome to the "overnight news," i'm jericka duncan. the first major legislative victory of his administration. congress gave final approval to the biggest overhaul of the u.s. tax code since the time of ronald reagan. the tax bill passed without a single democratic vote. and critics say it family benefits the richest americans as well as multinational corporations. >> this will indeed be a big day when people look back at our country. >> president trump and fellow republicce cuts will unleash economic growth. it means jobs, jobs, jobs. >> the president showered praise on gop leaders mitch mcconnell and paul ryan. >> a little team. always a lot of fun when you win. if you work hard and lose that's not acceptable. >> the president will sign the bill in the coming days. it reduces the corporate tax rates from 35% to 21%. doubles the current standard deduction for individuals and families. and doubles the child tax credit. taxpayers will see the effects in february pay checks. congressional republicans who met the president's christmas dea

jericka duncan is following this this. >> reporter: the teens charged as juveniles didn't speak much today in court, but they did show emotion. laurie olander is deputy chiutoe decision division. >> i saw tears today, you know, from east of jeniles and it alwa detention hearing. so i downe actually, how upset hettorney, stated was and how sorry he was for the victim. >> reporter: last week, 22-year-old marquise bird was riding with his friend on on an interstate in toledo, when a sandbag launched from this overpass crashed through the passenger side wiiendsh, severely wounding byrd. >> reporter: byrd died over the weekend. the case is similato one in october where five teens near flint, michigan, are facing second-degree murder charges after allegedly throwing a six-pound rock off of an overpass that killed 32-year-old kenneth white. those teens have beened as adults but plded not guilty. as for the teens in ohio, the harshest punishment they could e detention until age 21. now, none of the teens involved has a criminal record. they were ages 13 to 14 at the time of the incident and,

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, december 22nd, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> crisis averted. congress approves a temporary spending bill to keep the government running through january 19th, but major issues like immigration and health care have yet to be resolved. >>> holiday getaway. a record number of americans are expected to travel this season, and some could be facing some nasty weather. >>> and hall of fame broadcaster dick enberg who called ten super bowls and other major sports events dies at the age of 82. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> president trump is expected to sign a temporary funding bill today, avoiding a government shutdown. the short-term measure passed in the house and senate yesterday. it allows funding through january 19th. hena doba is here in new york. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. lawmakers on capitol hill have left

jericka duncan has more on this. >> i signed that nondisclosure agreement, and, you know, i hoped-- i think at the time i hoped, "i'm just going to close my eyes and just-- just make this go away." >> reporter: but that's not what happened for former fox news anchor juliet huddy. she's one of several women who reached settlements with 21st century fox over sexual harassment allegations involving former fox news host bill o'reilly. >> i also was concerned they would be called a liar, and it was going to be my word against somebody who was very, very powerful. >> reporter: what was your understanding of nondisclosure agreements? >> both sides keep your mouth shut. >> reporter: using nondisclosurre protect confidential information within companies, but in the wake of growing sexual misconduct claims, we've seen how they can be used to keep those claims a secret. across the country, at least six states have recently proposed legislation to ban or place limits on workplace nondisclosure agreements in cases involving sexual harassment or assault. >> this took a lot of work. >> reporter: and

i'm jericka duncan.'t know what caused the deadly wreck of an amtrak train outside seattle. the train was making its first run along a new, faster route. when it tumbled off a highway overpass. john black stone is there. >> it is a jumble of derailed train cars. >> people were screaming. >>> an amtrak commuter train on a higher speed line between seattle and portland derailed. >> amtrak 501. >> reporter: this radio call captured that train hurdled off the bridge. >> is everybody okay? >> one car flipped upside down on to the interstate. another dangling precariously off the overpass. still others piled up, wreckage strewn over a wide area. of the 14 cars, only one lead engine remained on the tracks. no motorists were killed from the crash. >> i was scared. >> a treeian thompson en route to see his mother for the holidays. >> grabbed on to the chair. my laptop went flying. phone went flying. >> within minutes of the derailment, dozens of emergency crews rushed in as did drivers who witnessed the crash lik

jericka duncan reports. >> you can't say that. that its your voice. i was there. you were there.ur voice on the tape. off awe billy bush pushed back hard on president trump reported deniefl the access hollywood tape. >> in the last 14 months of i have been dealing with it. you've dealt with it 14 minutes and went on to beep the president. the tape released one month before the presidential election. >> do whatever you want. >> anything. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. do anything. >> then candidate trump issued a public apology that same day. >> i said. it i was wrong. i've apologize. >> after the tape surfaced. more than a dozen women accused mr. trump of sexual misconduct. the president denies all of the accusations. then last month "the new york times" reported that not long after his win, president elect trump told the republican senator that he wanted to investigate the recording. adding, we don't think that was my voils. according to the times, mr. trump continued to suggest that the tape was not actually him. that struck a nerve with bush who says he believes the women who

jericka duncan is following this. >> the teens charged as juveniles didn't speak much today in court but did show emotion. the deputy chief prosecutor of the juvenile division. >> saw tears today. from each of the juveniles. don't always see that at detention hearing. i know one throughorney, stated how upset he was and sorry he was for the victim. >> last week, a 22-year-old was on interstate 75 in toledo when a salaunched from the overpass c the passenger side windshield severely wounding byrd. the driver pulled over and called 911. >> my friend, i don't know, something hit my car, hit my friend. >> byrd died over the weekend.se is similar to one in octobeere five teens near flint, michigan, facing second degree murder charges after allegingly throwing a six pound rock off an overpass that killed 32-year-old kenneth white. those teens have been charged as adults. but pleaded not guilty. as for the teens in ohio, the harshest punishment they could face is staying in juvenile detention until age 21. none of the teens involved has a criminal record. ages 13-14 at the time. and elaine,

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan.cbs >>> it's friday, december 22nd, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> crisis averted. congress approves a temporary spending bill to keep the government running through january 19th, but major issues like immigration and health care have yet to be resolved. >>> holiday getaway. a record number of americans are expected to travel this season, and some could be facing some nasty weather. >>> and hall of fame broadcaster dick enberg who called ten super bowls and other major

here is jericka duncan. >> girl scouts of the usa have a new message. girls don't owe anyone a hug. not even during the holidays. when surrounded by family and friends. >> we always want to help girls trust their gut. >> the doctor says the conversation was driven by increasing number of stories on sexual misconduct allegation buys high profile men. recently girl scouts posted an article on its parenting advice page, outlining it pour tans of setting physical boundaries. saying, telling your child that she owes some one a hug because she hasn't seen this person in a while or because they gave her a gift, can set the stage for her questioning whether she owes another person any type of tion. for people who might look at that and go, it's just a hug. >> yes. >> not a big deal. >> it's not a one to one. i think some people take things very literally. girls have the decision making poar>> when i came out with it, the right time. >> the doctor was nine when she says her stepfather started molesting her. the abuse went on for two years. shis children's book called, my body is special. it

jericka duncans, good morning. >> good morning.rkins said she wanted to go public years ago but was bound by a nondisclose your agreement and wasn't allowed to keep a copy of it. she feels if she would have broken it sooner other people would have been spared. zelda perkins told the to emmy completely in shock. >> was absolutely terrified of the consequences of what would happen. dj meeting. he came out right away because he knew why i was asn2 as as i was. >> and you accused him. >> yes. and he said he did nothing at all and he swore on the life of his wife and his best "get out ofjail" card he or you know help us with the proceedings. >> the walt disney company who owned miramax at the time did not reply. she signed a nondisclosure agreement in 1998 which perkins says she now >> reporter:n university of california san diego rngs he's not how good aq, y are, but how bad a driver you may become high on pot. >> move to the far right lane the freewayit. >> so the ideaqy. is a y sompohing their estimation, that's one of the areas that

jericka duncan is here with the latest. quite a bombshell. >> absolutely. reporters say there was a collective failure that allowed weinstein's conduct to happen. he built a network of what "the new york times" calls enabers, silencers, and spies. >> one of the big questions is who knew and who failed to stop this behavior. >> reporter: the norm times reports how agents and others in hollywood sent actresses to meet him alone at his home and to be quiet when things went wrong. weinstein built a complicity machine to get what he wanted. >> he drafted and got other on. >> reporter: he turned to old allies and tried to dispense favors to keep his own dirt out of the head lines. cantor shared the stage request megan twohey. >> she was able to don't it to inform of menacing behavior by harvey. >> she heard those reports largely from actresses they recommended. caa told cbs news even one of our clients being harassed is one too many. weinstein was a lucrative democratic fund-raiser. >> hillary clinton declared equal rights are women's rights. lena dunham said she

jericka duncan joins us at the table. good morning. >> good morning, gayle. learned the manhattan disstrinlt attorney says they're not looking to move forward on the rape allegations against harvey weinstein. she said she was raped twice in 2010. it would be a stark askchange from last month when the police department in los angeles charged him. when we reached out for official cope kmenlts the district attorney's office told us as this remain as very much active investigation, we will decline comment. because of the conflicting information this morning it remains unclear how the investigation will unfold. in a report published yesterday day la ware tay's attorney said there is enough evidence to present a case to grand jury and have subpoenaed hundreds of financial, phone, and therapy records from her client. weinstein has vehemently denied any allegations of nonconsensual sex. >> it is interesting there's the change. >> two days ago we were interviewing the district attorney of manhattan about a separate issue and asked him about the weinstein case and he s

jericka duncans, good morning. >> good morning.aid she wanted to go public years ago but was bound by a nondisclose your agreement and wasn't allowed to keep a copy of it. she feels if she would have broken it sooner, other people would have been spared. zelda perkins told the bbc's emmy maitlis she was completely the consequences of what would happen. >> perkins says he attacked her during a 1992 film festival. she pulled him out of a meeting to confront him. he did not question me when i called him out of a meeting. he came out right away because he knew why i was as angry and as serious as i was. >> and you accused him. >> yes. and he said he did nothing at all and he swore on the life of his wife and his children which was his best "get out of jail" card he used a lot. she was advised to hire a lawyer. >> i naively believed if we went to disney, they would be horrified and would fire harvey or, you know, help proceedings. >> the walt disney company who owned miramax at the time did not reply. she signed a nondisclosure agreemen

those impersonation is called a like farming scam and jericka duncan shows us how you can spot one. morning. one of my friends almost female fel for this. like farming is when they use eye-catching posts to rack up likes and followers. victims could be exposed to malware or have their personal information vandalized. people were duped into thinking they would receive cash from oprah winfrey herself. she's on the offensive against online scammers pretending to be her. the fake accounts popped up on instagram this month, promising to give $5,0 first 100,000 followers. their name suggested they were affiliated with own, oprah winfr winfrey's television network and celebrated her kindness. these fake accounts often use real videos like this one from winfrey. the video even shows winfrey with our own gayle king. >> look how it fits in your purse. >> i love it. >> reporter: but profiles like this don't have blue check marks indicating they're verified instagram accounts. >> somebody out there is trying to scam you using my name and my avatar on social media asking for money if you sign up

jericka duncan is here with new questions about a confidentiality agreement.morning. >> good morning. ma r nassar abused her 50 to 100 times. in return, maroney agreed to keep quiet about the abuse, something she now argues was an attempted coverup. four years after rising to fame by winning gold at the 2012 summer olympics, mckayla maroney says usa gymnastics tried to silence her at the expense of other female athletes. in a lawsuit filed on wednesday, maroney said the confidentiality agreement she chose to sign allowed usa gymnastics to conceal dr. larry nassar's abuse of minors. michigan state university is also named as defendants in the suit. >> they wanted to keep their dirty secret quiet and they wanted to silence mckayla maroney. >> john manly is her attorney. >> her mom said in the last few days, she wasn't sure if she was going to walk in the room and find her little girl dead. >> she said she was molested for years by nassar. usa gymnastics responded it admired maroney's courage. >> knowing she can't talk and putting out a statement her coming forwa

jericka duncan shows us how you can spot one. : full disclosure, one of my friends almost fell for this. like farming is when a fraudulent account uses eye catching posts to rack up likes and followers. victims could be exposed to malware or have their personal data compromised and in this case people were duped into believing they would receive cash from winfrey herself. >> it's a fraud, it's a fraud, it's a fraud! >> reporter: oprah winfrey is on the offensive against online scammers pretending to be her. the fake accounts popped up on instagram this month, promising to give $5,000 to each of their first 100,000 followers. their names suggested they were affiliated with own, oprah winfrey's tv net work, and their posts even celebrated winfrey's kindness. >> let's get ready, favorite things 2017. >> reporter: these fake accounts often used real videos like this one from winfrey. the video even shows winfrey with our own gayle king. >> look how it can fit in your purse. >> i love! >> reporter: but profiles like this don't have blu

jericka duncan is here with the latest. quite a bombshell. >> absolutely, good morning. reporters say there was a collective failure that allowed weinstein's alleged sexual misconduct to happen over a period of decades. weinstein built a network of what "the new york times" calls >> one of the big questions s. - we're asking is who knew and who failed to stop this behavior? >> "the new york times" reports how agents and managers across hollywood sent actresses to meet him alone at hotels and advised them to stay quiet when things went wrong. cbs news contributor jodi kantor who co-wrote the story said weinstein built a complicity machine to get what he wanted. >> he drafted and tainted other people. some of whom knew what was going on, some of whom didn't. >> weinstein gathered ammunition, turned to old allies and tried to dispense favors to keep his own dirt out of the headlines. during a "times" talks event tuesday, kantor shared the stage with megan tuey. >> she was able to document eight agents at baa who had been informed of menacing behavior by harvey. >> kantor fo

jericka duncan is here with more on the suspects and the dramatic call for help from the car's driver>> three of the boys are 14 years old, the other just 13. they had already been charged with felonious assault, but now that the man hit by the sandbag has died, the teens are being charged with marquise byrd's murder. around 10:00 p.m. a week ago tuesday, a woman was driving with her friend, marquise byrd, under an overpass in toledo when something came crashing through the passenger side windshield. she pulled over and called 911. >> i don't know what happened. my friend -- i don't know what happened. he's not moving. something hit my car and hit my friend. he's not moving. >> you don't know what hit him? >> no. my windshield is smashed out. he is laid out. i think it might have smacked his head. >> police arrested four juveniles after seeing them leave the area near the overpass. they're accused of throwing objects off the interstate bridge. it was a sandbag that broke the windshield and hit byrd in the passenger seat. he leaves behind a 2-year-old son and was reportedly engaged to

jericka duncan has been following the story since it broke. good morning. >> good morning, gayle. cbs news has learned the manhattan district attorney's office informed people involved in the case they're not looking to move forward in the investigation centered around rape allegations against harvey weinstein. those allegations were brought forward by an actress who says weinstein raped her twice in 2010 while inside her new york city apartment. the new revelation would be a stark change from just last month when the new york police department announced the allegations were credible as they gathered evidence for a possible arrest warrant. the d.a. also recently appoint add senior sex crimes prosecutor to the case but when we reached out for official comment, the district attorney's office told us as this remains very much an active investigation, we will decline to comment. now, the actress's lawyer responded to the news reporting, telling cbs news the d.a.'s office has copious amounts of evidence and no reason to delay indictment. they urged the district attorney to convene a gr

jericka duncan. >> good morning. describing that as a gut punch every time. he did not mince words, echoing the same charge he made in "the times." >> you can't say that. that is your voice. i was there. you were there. that's your voice on the tape. >> billy bush pushed back hard on president trump's reported denial of the access hollywood tape. >> in the last 14 months of my life, i've been dealing with it. you dealt with it for 14 minutes and went on to be the president. >> reporter: the tape was released one month before the presidential election. >> you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. you can do anything. >> reporter: then candidate trump issued a public apology that same day. >> i said it. i was wrong. and i apologize. >> reporter: after the tape surfaced, more than a dozen women accused mr. trump of sexual misconduct. the president denied all of the accusations. then last month, "the new york times" reported that not long after his win, president-elect trump told a republican senator that he wanted to investigate t

jericka duncan is here with the blockbuster deal. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gayle. in a joint statement the two companies called this a natural evolution as they seek to put the consumer at the center of the health care delivery system. experts say the move could reinvent the way you go to the doctor. for years, cvs has been working to become a one-stop shop for health care with not just pharmacies but also walk-in clinics. by joining forces with insurance giant aetna, cvs said they envision their location becoming something of a community-based medical center that includes space for wellness, clinical and pharmacy services, as well as vision, hearing, nutrition, beauty and medical equipment. cooper is an assistant professor at the yale school of public health. >> a company like cvs has 10,000 brick and mortar locations. if you're a customer, you can access the health care system through cvs which a lot of us see around the corner from where we live day to day. >> reporter: the companies face new competitors, including amazon, which after expanding beyond basic reta