. >> here's jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: dozens of patients including children flooded a hospitalhere they were treated for troubled breathing, skin rashes and inflamed eyesk symptoms doctors said were consistent with chemical warfare. it is still unclear who launched this attack and what chemical was used. doctors on the scene said they suspect color even. -- chlorine. the attack took place saturday night in the now government-controlled city of aleppo which has been the site of some of the fiercest battles in syria's civil war. both sides have denied responsibility for this most recent attack and blamed each other in what has become a familiar back and forth throughout the nation's brutal sevennier fight. while the assad regime has repeatedly denied using chemical weapons, the international intelligence community has found the syrian government responsible for some of the worst offenses. including an attack in douma earlier this year that killed more than 40 people. >> the horrific scenes of that attack prompted military action from the u.s., u.k. and france who carried out miss

jonathan vigliotti reports from london. >> reporter: they may not celebrate thanksgiving on this sideplenty of thank yous were given to this american actress turned royal turned sous chef. duchess meghan markle rolled up her sleeves and joined the women hf the hubb community kitchen in london, telling them she's proud of them. se's been visiting the kitchen since january, mostly under the radar, in private. for this foreigner, the kitchen is a reminder of her grandmother's home cooking. for these women, it's a reminder of the homes they've lost. hubb, which means "love" in arabic, was started in the summer of 2017 after a massive fire gutted london's grenfell tower housing project, killing more than 70 people. survivors began healing through uoking, using small donations to stay open twice a week to make food for fellow victims. meghan came to pitch in. she described a sense of belonging, which led to an idea. a cookbook called "together," featuring the women's family mecipes. the proceeds would help remodel the kitchen. eeds immediately felt connected to this community kitchen. ecke

jonathan vigliotti is in london.reporter: prime minister theresa may warned, on sunday, that a change in leadership wouldn't make britain's divorce from the e.u., known as brexit, any easier. >> what it will do-- what it will do is bring in a degree of uncertainty. that's uncertainty for people and their jobs. i'm clear people voted for us to leave. we will leave, and we will leave on the 29 of march, 2019. >> reporter: the defiant prime minister appears to have survived a week where support for both her proposed deal and her ability to see it through were questioned. the drama began on wednesday during a tense five hour meeting of the cabinet, where ministers reluctantly agreed to sign off on the draft, which critics say keeps the u.k. financially-bound o the e.u. but the following day, several ministers quit may's government, including dominic raab, her chief brexit negotiator. fay addressed the public, as some called for her to step down. >> leadership is about taking the right decisions, not the easy ones. >> rep

jonathan vigliotti reports from london. >> reporter: they may not celebrate thanksgiving on this sidethe pond, but today plenty of thank yous were given to this american actress turned royal turned sous chef. duchess meghan markle rolled up her sleeves and joined the women of the hubb community kitchen in london, telling them she's proud of them. she's been visiting the kitchen since january, mostly under the radar, in private. for this foreigner the kitchen is a reminder of her grandmother's home cooking. for these women it's a reminder of the homes they've lost. hubb, which means "love" in arabic, was started in the summer of 2017 after a massive fire gutted london's grenfell tower housing project, killing more than 70 people. survivors began healing through cooking, using small donations to stay open twice a week to make food for fellow victims. meghan came to pitch in. she described a sense of belonging, which led to an idea. a cookbook called "together." featuring the women's family recipes. the proceeds would help remodel the kitchen. >> i immediately felt connected to this comm

jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: dozens of patients including children flooded a hospital where they were treated for trouble breathing, skin rashes, and inflamed eyes, symptoms doctors said were consistent with chemical warfare. it's still unclear who launched this attack and what chemical was used. doctors on the scene say they suspect chlorine. the attack took place saturday night on the now government-controlled city of aleppo. which has been the sight of some of the fiercest battles in syria's system war. be both sides have denied responsibility for this most recent attack and blamed each other in what has become a familiar back and forth throughout the nation's brutal seven-year fight. while the assad regime has repeatedly denied using chemical weapons the international intelligence community has found the syrian government responsible for some of the war's worst offenses. including an attack in duma earlier this year that killed more than 40 people. the horrific scenes of that attack prompted mili

jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the latest on the tensionst the southern border. mireya villarreal will be in tijuana. >>> and bernie sanders joins us in the studio with his new book, where we go from here, two years in the resistance. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday, thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. >>> hello monday. this is a live look north. you can see one tower at the golden gate bridge and you can see fog making its return. it is monday, november 26. >> let's say good morning to mary on this monday morning. >> we had a great time. we went up to napa. go you saw santa? >> yes. all the way up there in truckee. >> it has been a

jonathan vigliotti is there. >>> plus, avoiding politics at the thanksgiving dinner table. tips on maneuvering through disagreements. >>> and gayle talks with actor moeed . b. jordan about his new that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday, thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> yes, as we take a live look outside from our "salesforce tower" camera, one day until thanksgiving. we have cleaner air. we are certainly thankful for that. good morning, it's wednesday, november 21st. thanks for waking up with us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's say good morning to mary, finally a day where you can say hopefully, good air, right? >> yes, finally. you know, we started to see a little bit of improvement late yesterday but you can see in our tower cameras, you can see it. and we are tracking a little bit of rain this morning. we are going to see more rain as we head through the rest of the morning into the afternoon. hi-def doppler nice to see our hi-def doppler sweet and you can see a few showers popping up especially across the north bay

for "cbs this morning," jonathan vigliotti, london. >> we sometimes forget the importance of this holidayves us power because we feel her love. >> representing the u.s. well, meghan. >> yes. >>> unique family photo of state troopers has become an online sensation. why seven of kentucky's finest came together to document the baby boom in their agency? . ♪ >>> an adorable baby boom in central kentucky is getting nationwide attention. seven state troopers posed for pictures with their new babies, all 6 months old or younger. the photographer told us the shoot was a little chaotic at times, which is understandable. for instance when all seven babies cried at once, but was well worth the effort. the trooper says it's a good reminder of why they put on the badge every day, to protect the community they love. and our hats off to them and the community they serve. >> absolutely. >>> would you like to get through thanksgiving dinner without a family fight? i sure would. ahead we'll talk to "new york >>> good morning. it's 8:25. the bad air is clearing out for the first time in nearly two weeks. ta