edward laurence, cbs news, charleston, south carolina. >> they've got a mess. i have friends that live in fayettsville. and they kept on putting video on twitter yesterday, when is this rain going to stop? yards flooded, people being rest dude. >> the thing with flooding always delayed reaction and recovery because it needs time to recede. so this can be a problem for awhile, unfortunately, we're actually not devoid of activity in the tropics even still. nicole is still out there. thankfully no threat to the united states coastline, but could be in bermuda problem after all. we'll turn our focus first taking a look at what's a tropical storm in nicole. but it has gone back and forth. we may end up seeing this become a hurricane again, it already has done so, but because essentially the atmosphere was blocking this from going anywhere, sort of sitting in limbo since matthew was a concern, now, that storm you can see, moving away far off to the north, thankfully no longer an issue for the majority of the northeast coastline, but this storm now becomes an issue po

hasta mark laurence estÁ teniendo un bajo perfil pero a pocos dÍas de halloween.ando que la decisiÓn se tomÓ por sensibilidad ante la situaciÓn actual. con los payasos diabÓlicos, varios departamentos de policÍa estÁn tomando medidas preventivas, es el caso de una campaÑa audiovisual que van de la policÍa de miami, donde queda claro que aunque las intenciones del payaso no sean siniestras, puede causar tragedias. >> si la persona que va a su casa tocarle su puerta, no se alarme, pero sÍ de que la persona estÁ cometiendo un crimen como reportero a la policÍa. leticia: en mÁs massachusetts lanzaron su campaÑa exponiÉndolos como verdaderos payasos que no mide las consecuencias. mÁs adelante le contaremos como los productos que tiene adhiere contacto con usted pueden hacerle daÑo a su salud. leÓn: le contaremos que hace las actividades-- autoridades para que no sea vÍctima de estafas. leticia: la esposa de trump sala defenderÁ su marido. >> javier se queda o se va de barcelona se lo contaremos ...ellos traen crimen... nte... ellos son violadores. va a tener una fuerza

it's not just laurence tribe but other prominent lawyers around the country.t do you think that means to donald trump when he sees that? >> it means nothing to donald trump. he's always threatening and does very little. there was so much money at stake, of course he was going to follow through with the lawsuit. when you are a young woman, you've never been in trouble, getting the biggest bully in town to come after you is the most frightening thing in the world. i was an established businesswoman. i was on my feet, i knew who i was. i thought of myself as an equal. i was building a company just like him, but these young women who don't have that experience, the single best thing that could happen is that you get a bully in your court to beat the bully, and that's what i was able to do. so that's a wonderful offer when that happens. it's essential. >> trump, suing is a big part of his life. threatening to sue, which he's done to me and many other the and then never suing. >> suing by surprise, that's one i hadn't heard from him. usually there's the threatening

one of america's most prominent lawyers and legal scholars, harvard law school professor laurence tribeas volunteered his services to any of the women donald trump has threatened to sue. joining us now, harvard law professor tribe. you stepped forward to offer pro bono help to women who donald trump threatened to sue. why did you do that? >> first of all, i'm not the only one. ted boutros and others have done it. it's about time that the use of lawsuit threats by a bully, like trump, should be met and met strongly, because a lot of people, a lot of women might be deterred by his threats, even though he often doesn't carry them out. they might be afraid to come forward. it's not only them. it's all kinds of groups. a group that i am also ready to defend pro bono, though it may sound a little strange is the american bar association which was frightened into suppressing its own report by a free speech watchdog group which concluded that trump used the threat of libel suits to bully people into submission, and they ended up censoring themselves because they were afraid of being sued. it's r

. >> actor tommy forward bet known formatter inch laurence best friend on the citcom martin has died. >> why didn't he tell me? because i didn't want you clowning me, man, i didn't tell anybody. i didn't even tell the people on my job. >> tommy? >> that's exactly what i am talking b lying, man, about having a dam job, tommy. >> when ford wasn't in the limelight he wrote inspirational children's books, ford family said he had been hospitalized sunday after aneurysm ruptured in his abdomen. he was only 52 years old. several celebrities paid tribute to him including martin laurence, wrote there is we were friends way before the martin show, showed true friendship on screen, brought a lot of love to the world and will be greatly missed. actress who played gina on the show wrote i ask you take a moment to send a positive thought, prayer or word up for my friends and his family. i love you. >> 4:51. in the next hour, why the daily drama of the presidential elections is presenting big business opportunities for halloween costume manufacturers. planned parenthood. i would support legislation

a novel turn over the mic to of another chairman, laurence geller. [applause] >> good morning. riding in his memoirs, churchill observed his american people that their national psychology is such that the bigger the idea, the more wholeheartedly and obstinately do they throw themselves into making it a success. nearly 50 years ago a small group of enthusiasts came together -- bearing churchill's likeness. only a few months before he died, sir winston's son randolph gave his blessings to the newly formed organization, thus the international churchill society was born. today as we gather for our 33rd international conference, we count more than 3000 members, and two dozen, over two dozen chapters worldwide. our journals finest hour has been published continuously since 1981. we have hosted royalty, leading politicians, journalists, authors, captains of industry, and renowned scholars. many of whom have not only spoken at our events but also contributed to our journals. above all, we aren't our reputation as the go to organization for anyone, be it idle amateur or failed academic,

edward laurence, cbs news, charleston, south carolina. >> that's going to be one heck of a clean up,i absolutely, and you know we certainly spared, either, even though thankfully the storm moving well far off to the northeast, we are clearing out, we definitely had pretty soggy weekends specially saturday brinking it -- with it the rainfall total of 1.15 inches here in philadelphia, that makes since october 1st actually 1.17 inches for the month as a whole for the majority of our monthly rain so far obviously coming from the one event. we do actually as a result still have flood warning for some of the specifically things like the manco river, leading to road closures down across kent county, portions every sussex as well, now extended until 10:30 this morning. here's what's left of matthew pulling away, left with high pressure as a result. very quiet weather looking forward. it also means tis the seat on, starting to see frost issues crop up. starting tonight. now typically you would see the first frost anywhere between early to late october. pretty much right on time. we have these

so i was expecting some crazy stuff edward laurence, cbs news, south carolina. >> haiti put the death toll there at 300 people from matthew, but believe there are many more victims from areas wiped out the the hurricane and specially tough low for haiti of courts that country still struggling to recover from the devastating earthquake in 2010. talk with elite joseph foundation based in west oaklane, that serves the haitian community. >> it is very painful. to know that many of families have been devastated by this hurricane. >> haiti's government estimated at least 350,000 people still need assistance. stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue to follow the path of hurricane matthew and the damage it leaves behind, our coverage continues any time on line at cbsphilly.com. after high levels of lead were found in flint michigan, water safety and quality at the top of minds for many. and that includes officials at the philadelphia school district. yesterday afternoon, the district released results of water testing at 22 of 40 schools. here is the breakdown. outside labs tested 361 water

gina. >> martin laurence wrote this. he said we were friends way before the martin show. and showed true friendship on screen. you brought a lot of love to the world. and you will be greatly missed. >> and actress tisha cap bell martin played tisha quote i ask townsend a pro word of prayer for my family a lot of celebrities too tweet being it hashtag he's now hired in heaven. that was the thing i never had a job. >> never got a job. >> you're hired. >> fifty-two. >> yes. >> aneurysyms. >> so unexpected. >> well, janet jackson, you know she is pregnant. but she is looking darn good. you want to see a picture of her from yesterday afternoon? >> yes. >> showing off her belly? all right. we'll show it to you. >> but first, let's get back to steve keel nay story we covered yesterday about the camden football field being torn up. well, he is there now again. what are we going to do to help? >> reporter: well, if that fog on the field represents that creep who ruined the field, that big bright sun blasting through the fog represents how kindness always triumphs and cut through t

while performing at the title x benefit, she finally got to meet her idol, laurence hill. posted this video on her instagram page. hill stopped by minaj's dressing room after her performance. men age said she was so happy to finally meet hill, she had a melt down. >> and this is not for she. she really is a fan. long before nicky minaj, she was onika mirage, attending high school in new york and was a huge fan of lauryn hill. she even quoted the singer in her year book to survive is to stay alive in the face of opposition. >> finally returning with two new albumn, doesn't look for this year's at the grammys next year, ocean dropped the a.m. bumm blonde, visual island, both in august, well before the september 30th grammy deadline. but, according to billboard, neither were submitted by his labels or management for grammy consideration. that's so weird, right? the albumns were ocean, first full lent releases in more than four years. >> i think someone is going to get a talking to. >> right? >> so weird. >> yes. >> well above averaging, so definitely, something for everybody.

he's off to pittsburgh to start shooting a movie with steve carell and laurence fishburne next month. >>> now to another television star. taraji p. henson. or as "empire" fans know her, cookie. it turns out the drama her character faces is nothing compared to what she's overcome in real life. taraji opened up the pages of >> you talk about your father trying to kidnap you. >> my father, he was homeless. he served in the military. he was a police officer. he battled with his demons just like all humans did. but my father didn't hide it from me. >> she was 4 years old when her father tried to kidnap her. she says she was caught in the mid many of an abusive marriage and divorce claiming he just wanted to spend time with her. but taraji's not bitter. >> a lot of cookie comes from my father. a lot of the are things my dad would say. >> boy, bye. i know what i'm doing. i've been doing it longer than you. >> what he taught me was that in life you're going to fall. guess back up. and get back up is exactly what taraji did. when she was 23 in college and pregnant her child's father punched he

we had least 100 lawyers by twitter, e-mail, foerngs incloouding laurence tribe, scholars of the greatestds we have in this country, and it sends a message there's going to be a level playing field here. if mr. trump wants to litigate he will have an army of lawyers who say you can't abuse the first amendment this way in an election. >> okay. thank you so much for coming in. good to speak to you. thank you. >> interesting conversation there. >> it is interesting how many people, how many lawyers have jumped on. they are saying it is not a political issue but a free speech issue. >> i had no idea so many answered the rallying . >> does anyone think that russia can in some way influence the choice of the american people? is america some kind of a banana republic? america is a great country, correct me if i am wrong. >>> you are watching cnn newsroom live from los angeles. i'm isha sesay. >> it is just 10:32 on the west coast. i'm john vause. >>> donald trump is keeping up a hectic campaign schedule but the clock is against him. less than two weeks to try to turn his campaign around. >> sara

noticed the prime minister crying the following month while watching the hamilton woman, the great laurence olivier movie about nelson. in that same month on the 10th of august, while singing, it was noticed that churchill was affected emotionally. that november, it was written to tom about the bombing of cities and the way it affected churchill personally. and particularly, he wrote to the prime minister that he was keen to suffering. his eyes filled up with tears and talked about the suffering of the jews in germany. he looked at the houses and said, poor homes. it is beside the character not always appreciated. the fact that some people mentioned it shows in and of itself calling usual it was for men to cry in public in those days. even something as mundane as a lobbyist journalist in 1922, that set off churchill's waterworks. major general john kennedy recalls on that particular day with tears, it brought him applause. on the 16th of october, 1942, he was moved to tears by a speech. the prime minister of south africa. the next month, he cried again during the march in the 51st edition i

friends take to instagram honoring the star, martin laurence wrote this, we were friend way before thetin show, showed true friendship on screen. you brought a lot of love to the world. you will be greatly missed. actress tisha campbell played gina on the show wrote i ask you take a moment to send positive thought, word up, to my friend and his family. i love you. >> well, coming up next just three weeks until the presidential election, new sexual allegations coming out against donald trump. we'll have more, good day starts after the break. >> a real shock, when all the sudden his hands were all over me. >> he was like an october pugs, that's a quote from that woman. multiple women claiming donald trump sexually assaulted them in almost the exact same they describe in that access video. how donald trump is responding to the new york times. >> and a developing story out of boston. two cops rush to the hospital after being shot while responding to a call. the suspect now dead. we have an update on the

thousands look on at the annual pumpkin chunking festival on the saint laurence river in up-state newrk. account a put themselves. this year the fastest pumpkin launch clocked in at 140 miles per hour. >> nice. >> no big deal, right? >> and they have to build those contraptions, that's the coolest thing about it. >> i just like saying pumpkin chunking. >> i know. all right, well next on cbs this morning, kings every leon talk about the bands new sounds. >> remember to join us early each weekday morning here on cbs-3 starting 4:30. have a great day. >> ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is monday, october 17th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> overnight, american war planes and special operation commandos have launched one of the biggest offenses against isis. we are aon the front lines. >>> the republican office in north carolina is being called terrorism by local leaders. federal authorities are joining the hunt to find out who is responsible. >> donald trump doubles down on claims he is fighting a hacked election and hillary clinton's campaign struggles with que

well just last week, at a pre-season game between the 76ers and the miami heat, laurence knelt while the national anthem, wearing blue blazer and black lives matter t-shirt underneath. she told a reporter she wanted to spark tie log, wanted people to feel uncomfortable so we could continue to talk about things going none this world, so i'm sure thomas and car ten is not the end of it. seven streeter has work with big names in the music industry, so i'm sure some of them will responds to what happened here in philadelphia last night. >> i expect another statement possibly coming out tonight or earlier, later today, still trying to get ahold of this time, lauren, thank you. >>> the time right now speaking of it 5:38 almost 5:39. part time villanova student now under arrest, 19 year old vincent cane of broomall is accused of secretly recording people in public rest rooms and on classrooms on campus, facing child pornography, sexual abuse, whole host of other charges. >> secretly video recorded men and women, at vvs store, and cardinal o'hara high school. found more than 08,000 pictures,

actor tommy ford who played martin laurence's best friends on the show martin, martin, has died. >> his family announced his passing on stain gram page along with a picture, the actor starred in all five seasons of martin, appeared on new york under cover, the jamie foxx show and the parkers. here is a picture that they showed announcing it. aneurysm ruptured in the actor's abdomen he had been in the hospital since sunday. he was only 52 years old. >> all right. yesterday on the show, we made what? >> an hour-long segment basically out of the guy who is replacing lane johnson on the offensive line. >> we did. >> i can't -- >> most of it was on how to say his name. >> yes. now we just are going to call him big v. but there he is, big v, taking big step forward for the eagles, how the rocky is prepping to fill the hole left by suspended tackle lane johnson. we have a johnson hole. ♪ ♪ ♪ can you say i love it? ♪ oh love it? ♪ can you say hey? ♪ hey! ♪ that's the spirit! oooooh.♪ ♪ ooh ooh ♪ wooh ooh ♪ wooh ooh ♪ sing sing, baby baby i love you. oh yes.♪ ♪ ooooh oooh. ♪ every little thing.

joining us now is meteorologist laurence karnow with details on when the rain >> reporter: this could beat-up especially for the friday call you what amass making its way to the pacific northwest. unless the content out for you and 815 friday morning. two showers on the way filled weekend and a very big couple of days. >> steve:new tonight at six. despite improvements in safety on the football field. the number of concussions suffered by kids is on the rise. that's according to a new study released today. reporter andy rose explains the dramatic increase in potentially dangerous head injuries. with so much focus on preventing concussion in the big leagues now, you might think we're making progress in stopping traumatic brain injuries in youth sports. but a new report from blue cross blue shield says the company's insurance claims for concussions increased by 43 percent over a six-year period ending in 2015. and there was a 71 percent spike in reported concussions for kids between the ages of 10 and 19. most of those head injuries were reported during the fall, just as football season

[applause] >> thank you, laurence. thank you very much. thank you very much for the kind introduction. all of us owe you an enormous debt of gratitude for your leadership, and your efforts to keep the churchill flame alive. we have another round of applause for our distinguished chairman, please. [applause] >> and thanks to lee pollock for helping to make this moment the reality. he has been churchill's legacy of great service, and a pleased to call him a friend. think you, lee. [applause] it is a tremendous honor to be appointed the first director of the national church library and center at the george washington university, and executive director at the international churchill society. i'm grateful to the board of ics and the leadership of the gw libraries for selecting me. though i've only been in my post since monday, my new colleagues at the university have already made me feel at home. and as a 1994 recipient of a masters degree of history from gw, for me it is a sort of homecoming. soon you will see for yourselves the fruits of our

, last week at pre-season game between the 76ers and the miami heat, girl by the name of danasia laurencehile singing the national anthem. she was wearing blue blazers and black lives matter t-shirt underneath. she told reporter she wanted to spark dialogue. she wanted to make people uncomfortable because she thinks this country needs to continue talking about what is going on, in the world. so, coming up at 8:00 we'll hear from some fans, and get their reactions to what happened between the sixers and seven last night. >> now, i always felt like the cynical thing every day, right, 7:06. time for it to come out, had she just come out in regular shirt, and sang the national anthem, it wouldn't be our lied story today, would it? and nobody would be talking about this singer seven who has been around for years and years; true? report rory agree, and according to what we just learned, if these performers are signing contract, and agreeing to specific terms, then her manager, her ache, her team red that, they may have known she may have been asked not to wear that shirt. so i don't know. >> no

multiple court orders by not promptly giving eligible citizens free i.d.s or certificates to vote and laurenceeting about your story on friday night. he said this, he said "wisconsin governor scott walker should be held in contempt of the federal court six-day voter i.d. order unless his administration complies immediately." is there a way to hold the government of wisconsin in contempt to force them to give people the i.d.s that they need to vote? >> you should ask larry tribe that. he's a more distinguished lawyer than i am. i just play one on tv. basically i think what the judge was saying to the state is that if you report back to me and i don't find what you're saying sufficient, i might be able to block this voter i.d. law. the only reason the wisconsin voter i.d. law was upheld in the first place is because the state said they were going to give everyone i.d.s. that clearly isn't happening. people are being disenfranchised. early voting has already begun in places like madison and milwaukee and green bay yet people are being turned away from the poll so this is a huge story and i'm happ

. >> laurence tribe, constitutional law expert, tweeted out yesterday two tweets. one said comey's e-mail to his agents, trying to explain himself to his own agents, made clear that the e-mails to be investigated may have no significance at all and the second one, covering one's own back side is understandable. doing so by making voters think the candidate for president might well be indicted is inexcusable. last question to you on this, matthew. james comey has steadfastly refused to even say whether or not the fbi is looking into allegations that aides and former aides to the republican nominee, donald trump, are being investigated regarding ties to russia. that is the standard procedure, right? so for those saying why doesn't he then make that potential investigation public, what would you say to that? >> you're exactly right. so it is obvious to anyone that worked at the department of justice the fbi is investigating the trump campaign right now. we know they're investigating the russia hack, paul manafort for the time he worked in ukraine for a putin ally. in

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