a romanian spokesman later said kanter's travel documents were not valid. after about four hours, he was allowed to leave for london. on sunday he tweeted this photo, back in the u.s. >>> the turkish government has reportedly canceled or confiscated the passports of its critics in the past and has declined to comment on this case. elaine, kanter is promising to share what he calls "lots of crazy what he calls "lots of crazy stories." >> quijano: thanks so much. coming up next. the curtain closes tonight on the curtain closes tonight on "the greatest show on earth." re, but my symptoms keep coming back. it turns out i have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that's really frustrating. that's why i talked to my doctor about viberzi... ...a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage both abdominal pain and diarrhea at the same time. so i can stay ahead of my symptoms. viberzi can cause new or worsening abdominal pain. do not take viberzi if you have no gallbladde

. >>> in oklahoma city, thunder's enes kanter is back after being detained. he was held saturday at the bucharest airport because his passport was revoked. on twitter kanter blamed the turkish government. >> the guy who did it is recep erdogan, the turkish president. >> the romanian government said they had no choice but to detain canter. last year they revoked the passports of tens of thousands of turkish citizens lived abroad. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning" enes kanter joins us in studio 57. >>> the greatest show on earth took its final curtain call. after 140 years the ringling bros. barnum & bailey circus is no more, staging its last performance on new york's long island. hena daniels is here in new york with more on the story. >> good morning, anne-marie. for the circus family and fans, it was an emotional evening. ringling brothers couldn't compete with the public's changing attitudes. ringling brothers was an extravaganza of clowns, death-defying acrobats, and big cats, but over the years animal rights activists targeted the circus, saying forcing ani

oklahoma city thunder's enes kanter finds his passport revoked overseas. the world leader he is blaming. >> he's a bad, bad man. he's a dictator. >> and the assist from the state department to help bring kanter back home. >>> and this morning, the royals in the spotlight. prince harry and his girlfriend, meghan markle, make their appearance at pippa middleton's wedding reception. the 100-mile dash the prince took to get her there. duchess kate playing child wrangler. why she had to give young prince george something of a dressing down. >>> good morning, everyone. we were just saying we need our prince george fix. we're going to have that in a little bit. happy sunday to you. as we come on the air, president trump hard at work overseas on day two of his first foreign trip as commander in chief. holding a series of meetings with arab leaders in saudi arabia. >> here he is with the president of egypt. an autocratic leader who trump today called, quote, a friend. who was also overheard complimenting his shoes. the warm vibes did not stop there. the president a

please help me in welcoming jodi kanter to the washington, d.c. archives. [ applause ] >> thank you, i'm happy to be here. the setting is washington, d.c. winter of 1938. the curtain opens on an office rs but not any office. this one is so famous that has it's very own name, recognized around the world as a place of power, the oval office. seated at the desk in the house call home for the last five years, franklin roosevelt is worrying about history. in many ways, this is the very practice for which the office was designed, but he's not worried about shaping the content of history, but influencing public access to it. specifically, he's worried about whether millions of citizens from every part of the land have access to the historical documents to this time and place, to the story of what we have lived and are living today. he knows he wants to be able to answer this question differently than it's been answered before. along with some of his contemporaries, roosevelt is perhaps the first high-ranking politician to worry about public access to pre

kanter arrived in the u.s. yesterday. he posted a picture on twitter.eaking to reporters in a conference call today. >>> new overnight, we've learned three of five inmates who escaped in alabama have been found. all five vanished from a jail about 60 miles outside montgomery, alabama late saturday night. not sure exactly how they got away but one local tv station reporting that one suspect turned himself in yesterday. two others were captured. the two still on the run are considered armed and dangerous. >>> jury selection begins today in bill cosby's sex assault trial. cosby is expected to be in that pittsburgh courtroom as lawyers choose the 12 jurors and six alternates. the group will have to decide whether he drugged and molested a temple university employee at his home. cosby claims the encounter was consensual. the trial is set to begin june 5th. >>> drenching rain is swamping much of the south central u.s. this morning following a long weekend of nasty damaging weather. southern indiana was especially hard hit by rushing water turning streets into

enes kanter plays center for the oklahoma thunder.g been outspoken over president erdogan of turkey. >> president erd yuan met with president trump last week at the white house. it came amid tensions over their authoritarian crackdown. over 11 people were hurt in violent clashes between protesters and his security investigating. secretary of state rex tillerson said over the weekend the state department is dismayed. >> we did call the ambassador of turkey in to the state department to discuss what occurred with them and expressed our view that this is simply unacceptable. >> enes kanter arrived from europe yesterday and joins us at the table. i'm very fascinated with your story. how did you get back in this country without a passport? >> i want to say thank you to the homeland security, oklahoma city thunder, nba, we were all working as a team. it was definitely a crazy moment. >> you said you were in romania but trouble started before then. >> it started in indonesia. i remember i was sleeping around 2:30 or something and my manager

nancy: nba player enes kanter back in the united states after his native turkey canceled his passporthe said it's because of his opposition to president tayyip erdogan. they said it left him stranded in bucharest. >> i love my country, of course. turkey. i'm from turkey. i love my country. i'm just trying to speak up because, trying to be the voice of the innocent people. about erdogan, he is a terrible man. >> after help from the department of homeland security, the nba and the oklahoma lawmakers, kanter was able to reach the united states. he says he is working to become an american citizen. larry: checking today's stop stories president trump has become the first sitting u.s. president to visit the western wall in jerusalem. he placed the hand on the wall crack. he also met with the israeli president and prime minister. this is the second stop on his first international trip. nancy: f.b.i. is part of an investigation in a deadly stabbing at the university of maryland. sean urbanski is held without bond in the death of bowie state student and army lieutenant richard collins. investi

. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," nba's enes kanter talks with studio 57 about being detained in turkey over his political views and gayle king previews the prime team special of princess diandiana. >> i think diana's death robbed the world of an extraordinary luminous character. >> that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com that's why i'm taking i am my best. the activia probiotic two week challenge and adding activia yogurt with billions of its exclusive probiotic to my healthy routine. take the activia probiotic two week challenge with me. it works or it's free. >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> well, get ready for a wet commute. rain is moving through our area right now. it may be hanging around for awhile, too. katie is tracking the showers coming up next. >>> two people are hospitalized after a shooting in new castle county. the place where this all unfolded and what investigators know so far. >>> and jury selection begins toda

. >> kanter is a turkish citizen who was traveling internationally on behalf of his nonprofit organization. his family are fans of the turkish regime and last year disowned him. >>> a boy told police he saw his father selling drugs earlier in the day. police went to the boy's home and found five sandwich bags of heroin hidden inside a suitcase. they arrested 41-year-old gamel ricardo on drug trafficking charges and reckless english dangerment of a child. >>> a -- endangerment of a child. >>> a crash between a passenger jet and a truck. they collided on a taxiway this afternoon. and you can see the truck there. it was flipped on its side. six people are hurt right now. investigators trying to figure out how something like this could even happen. >>> all right. talk about a scary ride. well, first doesn't look scary to begin with. but eighteens were stuck on that rollercoaster at a texas amusement park. that's bad enough. but then a storm passes through. it happened as a six flags in arlington, texas. the teenagers were on that rollercoaster known as the joker last night when high winds sudd

oklahoma city thunder player enes kanter. finds his passport revokes overseas. the world leader she's blaming. >> he's a bad, bad man. he's a dictator. >> and the assist from the state

of them and reitbart staff took down or participated seriously and importantly in the taking down kanter, and john they were kin killer necessary that sense and that brought them to the attention of trump and that relationship is what brought trump to the white house. mr. kirk, the term all connected to mr. bannon with breitbart, what do you and you learned about him breitbart new? film: we spent time in the wrestling with the question. a lot of people say you couldn't editor-in-chief of breitbart without being racist. we talked to awful lot of people about it, here is consistent approach, there are people who f course say you couldn't run that website, which has sections ike black crime and illegal alien crime and that engenders the comments you can read at breitbart, truly racist, mason-in-lawingnistic, xenophobic quotes, you couldn't run that if you were not a racist. talked to said, wait a minute, the guy personally see himself and they have never seen him or heard him antisemic, or racist. it is true, running the site creates complications, others are, if tter who you you you're a p

>>> overseas now and the turkish nak star saying the government of turkey had a hand in ene sshs kanter's word tonight that the star center has been released. he's heading to new york. he'll have a press conference about that experience. >>> and the concussion controversy around a tom nfl player, tom brady in the spotlight over something his wife said. abc's eva pilgrim reports. >> brady, set, and down he goes again. >> reporter: tonight, new questions surrounding patriots star quarterback tom brady. whether he has had repeated concussions, including one last year. >> patriots win the super bowl. brady has his fifth. >> reporter: his wife, supermodel gisele bundchen making the revelation. >> he had a concussion last year. he has concussions pretty much every -- i mean, we don't talk about it. he does have concussions. >> reporter: but brady's agent telling espn, "tom was not diagnosed with a concussion last year." the 39-year-old has never been listed as having a concussion. it is against nfl policy to conceal one. >> there is a gray comes to how the nfl handles concussions. some of the i

one of the writers is jodi kanter.te house. good morning. >> good morning. >> there's so much good reporting here. >> well, thank you. >> what is in here? >> that's the question. we had two interviews with her last week. one was in the west wing tochl me the headline is she is looking at executive orders before the president signs them. he's a startling fact. washington experience -- >> the same could be said about the pratt. now, other bing thing is she has really decided she wants to focus on gender issues as her role. she is saying she wants to provide paid family leave, that she wasn'ts to work on making child care more affordable. raise money for female entrepreneurs around the globe. this is a really interesting assignment with some big questions, right? she's stepping into a very difficult and in some ways angry moment in gender politics. hillary clinton had just lost the election. in the interview, she used language that's appropriate with hillary clinton. it was very surprising coming out of her mouth. >> what

i am joined by eric kanter, a republican from virginia.his is a really important that this vote passes? this is a really im porta nt vote, that this vote passes? this is a really important vote, fresher. what this vote of those is a private —— provides the pathway for overall health care reform, which was one of the major promises by donald trump in his presidential campaign. repealing, replacing 0bamacare has been a consistent team in election cycle after election cycle for republicans. you are no longer in office. you can speak with a certain amount of candour. isn't it a responsible for members of congress to be voting on a bill that they don't know exactly what is in it? they don't know how much it'll cost and they don't know what it will to health care premiums. and they don't know what it will to health care premiumslj and they don't know what it will to health care premiums. i don't think that business is fairly accurate. because what happens typically in this process is the congressional budget office scores the base bill. we have

. >> up next, author jodi kanter talks about museums shaping presidency legacies. this is about an hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'd like to welcome you and our good friends from c-span to the mcowen theater located in the national archives building in washington, d.c. i'm doug swanson, visitor services manager and producer of the lecture series. before we begin today's program,

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analyst reaction is mixed, kanter fitzgerald upgraded it and others pro rating saying it has problemsodel. >> before snap went blook, it was a cnbc disruptor. the fifth annual disruptor list will be revealed on tuesday. >> shares of whole foods getting a bump after posting earnings in line with forecasts and announcing a dramatic shake-up. the new ceo says it changes more than half of its board. while activists disclosed a nearly 9% stake in whole food and began pressuring management to deliver better results. the share are up 4% this morning. >> semantymantec is down 6% as can see. >> the former ceo is grooming leaders for tomorrow, author of "o great one!" and creator of the platform o.lead.com. what do you think of snapchat? >> i think snapchat's the up-and-coming thing. i think it's a disruptor. i think it's early days for them. i watch what my grand kids and the kid i see are using. i think there's plenty of room for snapchat. >> if you were coaching evan speeg el on leadership, what would you say to him today? >> he's passionate, he's really protective of it and confident about