mcclellan, who was he? in august of 1861 after the failure of the union's offensive into virginia, lincoln brings george b. mcclellan to washington, d.c., and puts him in command of the forces there. he had had some success in west virginia against robert e. lee, who had become well known later on. as soon as mcclellan is brought to washington, d.c., he writes this extensive plan on how to fight the war and immediately gives it to lincoln. and this is the most far-reaching, strategic plan that an american general ever authored up to this point. now, this plan is critical, because it becomes the foundation stone for mcclellan's thinking for the rest of the war, or at least the time he's involved in the war, about how the war should be fought. he comes back to this over and over, and i'll talk about that here in a moment. okay, what is the plan, august of 1861? well, essentially, think about a map of the confederacy here, and mcclellan's plan boils down to attacking the confederacy from a various number of po

doctors ronald jones and mcclellan were young surgeons at the hospital in 1963. friday, november 22nd, was a day that began like any other, and just after lunchtime. >> i heard a little tap on the conference room door. the president has been shot and they're bringing him to the emergency room and they need doctors right away. >> men in business suits. >> and i saw mrs. kennedy sitting on a folding chair outside of trauma room one, and i was horrified to realize that it was just what they said it was, that the president had been shot. >> president kennedy lay on a gurney, arms spread and eyes open. >> i couldn't get any blood. i got an iv going in his left upper arm. >> dr. mcclellan was the first to see the head wound. >> the back half of the right side of his brain was gone, and as i stood there, the cerebellum, the lower part of the brain, fell out of the hole out and this was obviously a fatal wound. and nothing could be done about that. >> dr. jones was asked to deliver the news. >> the secret service came up with a badge in his hand and said i need to tell j

at cbs news' request, lara logan and max mcclellan are taking a leave of absence. pope francis denounced trickle-down economics as unfair to the poor as he presented a vision for his papacy in a 224- page document, the pope wrote that money must serve, not rule. he also urged priests to get out of their churches, get their shoes muddy and get involved in the life of their faithful. from a new statement, we turn to an old book that is up for auction tonight. this book of psalms dates to 1640. it is believed to be the first book printed in america. boston's old south church is selling it to raise money for its ministries. the presale estimate is a record-breaking $15-30 million. when we come back, turning fraud into an art. when i first got shingles it started on my back. and i had like this four inch band of bumps that came around to the front of my body. and the pain from it was- it was excruciating. i did not want anyone to brush into me to cause me more pain than i was already enduring. i wanted to just crawl up in a ball and just, just wait till it passed. [ cou

mark mcclellan.he last bush administration, currently senior fellow and director of health care innovation and value initiative to, the brookings institution. thank you for joining yes. what lessons did you learn in the rollout of the prescription drug benefit and what are those lessons that are being ignored now? >> well, there are a lot of lessons. the problems that are happening rit now with the website really are just the first that in a whole set of implementation , challenges. ahead of challenges like making sure that the information that people send to halth care -- healthcare.gov actually make it to the health plan that they want to enroll in and then also are coming up in january, there will be people who lost their coverage at the end of this year or for whatever reason did not get enrolled in a plan that they wanted to enroll in and will be facing some challenges in getting care in january. those are problems that are red, problems that the administration can anicipate and try to mitigate,

shane mcclellan gets him. and he would leave the field shortly thereafter, not mcclellan. rodgers.at will be evaluated on tuesday. jay cutler was already out. josh mccown, touchdown there. he threw two touchdowns. and the bears, 27-20 winners. they have lost six-straight to the packers. we'll learn more about rodgers today. >>> the rockets and clippers. dwight howard making his return to l.a. but not against his former team. he was with the lakers. >> i thought he was still with the lakers. >> rockets down seven. howard 13 points, 7 rebounds. chris paul to blake griffin. 17 assists, 23 points for paul. griffin had 18 points. clippers had seven players in double figures. they put up a.b.a. numbers. 137-118. for those of you old enough to remember the a.b.a. >> when did doc rivers leave the celtics? >> we're leaving now. back to you. >> thank you, guys. >>> up next, "the pulse." and a picture that shows the bond between man and beast. the story behind this amazing hug. >>> plus, the laughter and the tears. the greatest moments from jimmy kimmel's i ate your candy halloween prank. >>>

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i can hardly imagine the president -- >> mcclellan was there, wasn't he?didn't do what everybody said he did? would mclellan have denied it? every paper said lincoln was going to make a stump speech at the cemetery. >> he come with them papers. shouldn't have gone anyway. nobody wanted him. said right here he was just in one of them circulars. >> one of them myself. >> it wasn't much more than a week ago they asked him to speak. >> couldn't have the president there, not call on him to say something. >> chase didn't go, or stanton. and general mead wasn't there either. he said the army needed him. >> the way i figure it out is this, lincoln doesn't have a chance to be re-elected and he knows it. chase wants to be president. he wasn't going to gettysburg to lead a kite tail off the ground. mead didn't go because the president was going to be there. he's still hot under the collar on account of letting them get across the potomac after the battle. >> there's a lot of people who think the president was right. the war might have been ended back there in july if

. >> reporter: doctors ronald jones and robert mcclellan were young surgeons in 1963.riday, november 22nd, was a day that began like any other, then just after lunchtime -- >> i heard a little tap on the conference room door. the president's been shot and they are bringing him to the emergency room, and they need doctors right away. >> men in business suits parted for the doctors. >> i saw mrs. kennedy sitting in a chair outside of trauma room one. and i realized it was just what they said it was. >> reporter: president kennedy lay on a gurney arms spread, eyes open, and covered in blood. >> i got an iv going in his left upper arm. >> the back half of the right side of his brain was gone, and as i stood there the lower part of the brain fell out through the hole on the cart. so this was obviously a fatal wound. >> reporter: dr. jones was asked to deliver the news. >> a secret serviceman came up, and said i need to call jay edward hoover and i need to tell them the condition of the president. and i realized the whole world was going to find out that kennedy was dead. >>

this is mcclellan leather.eal ideally a set of these would be $45 a pair or more, where we can buy hide and pay $150 and buy -- make five or six, seven pair out of one hide. we can save a lot of money and a lot of time because we're using sewing machines now, you get a lot more quality of work, also, but the guys ideally get taught how to cut out patterns and hand sew by needle and thread before they actually move the machines, they actually learn the trade and cutting out patterns. i finished this, i want you to find something, a handsaw. i was trying to get that, but -- before we actually start doing this, we used to go out and commercially buy the products. because we went out and bought it commercially, each vendor had his own different version of it. so if something broke inside the cemetery, it wasn't standardized. it wasn't until probably about ten years ago, we came across this book here in our old guard museum, which is the 1960 harness quarter master drawings. these are the blueprints of -- i can show

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today it's imposing a leave of absence on "60 minutes" correspondent lara logan and her producer max mcclellan after their reporting on benghazi was revealed to be wrong and based on a witness who lied. an internal cbs news report says that was knowable before the piece aired. >>> and msnbc and alec baldwin have had what they're calling a mutual parting of the ways. "up late with alec baldwin" on msnbc has gone to bed early. it lasted only five episodes and is no more. baldwin received a raft of bad publicity after a tirade and some subsequent run-ins with paparazzi. >>> pope francis is getting a lot of attention tonight for the mission statement he issued for the catholic church he'd like to see in the future. it was a kind of summary of a lot of things he's been saying lately. he writes that the church must reform itself and pay more attention to the poor. he also wrote the church must, quote, abandon the complacent attitude that says we have always done it this way. notably, he does go on to make clear the church doctrine on issues like abortion will not change. elsewhere on the pope's sche

. >>> aaron rodgers hit by shane mcclellan lands on his shoulder. huge play, rogers hit.ds awkwardly on his shoulder. reports are that he has a broken collarbone. >>> the bears down a field goal, 3rd quarter with josh his jeffrey for the go ahead touchdown. bears beat the packers 27-20 but green bay likely lost more than the football game. >>> 49ers have released nnamdi asomugha. the former pro bowl quarterback hasn't played since week three when he had a knee injury and lost his job. >>> texas head coach gary kubiak remains in the hospital after he collapsed at halftime of sunday night's game against the colts. the 52-year-old kubiak had what doctors describe as a mini stroke. for the time being the interim coach is jack del rio. that's it, everybody. i'm dennis o'donnell, we'll see you tonight. >>> will >>> play of the day now from exhibition college basketball. kentucky trying to save the ball from going out of bounds. there he goes. james young throws it up, but it goes into the opponents' hoop. a free hoop from kentucky but kentucky wins in a big way. your nonchalant

rob mcclellan, said unequivocally, that he stood there for about ten to 20 minutes, eight to ten incheswho has seen hundreds if not thousands of gunshot wounds, he said that it came from behind the picket fence on the grassy noll. there's no question. and kennedy, after being struck in the back, he was hit a second time in the head. he was hit two times, two head shots. the war on commission report is a single bullet theory. one bullet producing seven wounds in two men. the bullet only lost 1.5% of its total weight. the bullet emerged near pristine. the government itself conducted an experiment shooting into goat carcasses, to simulate kennedy's head fracture, and they could not come one a bullet anywhere near the bullet 399. the bullet had to have broken both a rib and a radius. this is hard scientific evidence. the missing brain, the burned nose at the fireplace. the missing bullet hole on friday night. the whole thing is a total fiasco, it's a debacle. >> on that note, take a breath, dr. weblgct, we appreciate it. we know what you think. folks, lee harvey oswald owned the rifle used

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. >> cbs news chairman and executive producer stated that he asked logan and mcclellan to take a leave of action. as executive producer, i am responsible for what goes on the air. this got through. what do you think of today's news? >> i you know, let's give them credit, media -- this story needs to be retracted, it was, there needs to be a review and the findings need to be made public and they did. the problem is every step along the way is they were too slow, they were too defensive and we still don't know why. this is a very cursory review that could have been put together in a matter of dies. we can talk about how this review really does not compare to how the national guard controversy nine years ago, the last time 60 minutes was really caught. >> and defending the story a few days after, that is the thing i don't understand how that happened because clearly whatever the internal channels of editorial controls did not communicate effectively that there were possible flaws in this guy's story. >> he talked about how he likes to catch things and this deception got through. they're

mcclellan sax rogers and sending him into the locker room and ultimately out for the rest of the game. he finds marshall with a 23 yard touchdown. bears up 7-3. first quarter james stark with the 32 yard touchdown run. parkers up 10-7. two yard run, that is in the third quarter. the bears would clinch the win 27-20. exciting game last night. eblt exciting for these folks more than 2200 couples will rush to the altar next tuesday to tie the knot. the date will be 11-12-13. it keeps the data base to track wedding trends, particularly iconic dates with sec when shall numbers. next year 12, 13, 14 falls on a saturday, which could mean record breaking numbers. i have a feeling ainsley. >> i agree. tuesday is a different day to get married. >> saturday next year. >> johnson & johnson penalty to the tune of $2 billion. lauren simonetti joins us with that. >> good morning. >> johnson & johnson paying $2.2 billion to settle criminal as well as civil charges related to schizophrenia drug ryes p risperdral. they provided a kickback for things they did not make it for. the deal is one of the larg

the study's co-authors said -- cbs news has forced correspondent lara logan and producer max mcclellano take a leave of absence over discredited report on the deadly attack on the u.s. diplomatic site and benghazi, libya. logan was forced to apologize after the claims of her source for security contractor, proved to be false. dylan davies claimed to be an eyewitness to the attack, but it turned out he was not there. , a cbsnternal review executive found logan should not have an assigned to cover the benghazi attack because for public offer u.s. military response. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. before we go on to our first story, the story you exposed from the city time scandal in new york and the largest in new york history, more people have just been convicted. >> on friday afternoon, a jury took -- a federal jury in manhattan federal court to 10 hours to convict three of the fraud,inds of th

. >>> aaron rodgers hit by shane mcclellan lands on his shoulder. reports are he has a broken collarbone. the bears down a field goal 3rd quarter with jeffrey for the go ahead touchdown t bears beat the packers 27-20. >>> 49ers have released nnamdi asomugha. he suffered a knee injury and lost his job. >>> texas head coach gary kubiak is in the hospital after he collapsed at halftime of sunday night's game against the colts. he had a stroke. the interim coach is jack del rio. that's it, everybody. i'm dennis o'donnell. we'll see you tonight. >>> play of the day now from exhibition college basketball. kentucky trying to save the ball from going out of bounds. there he goes. throws it up, but it goes into the opponents' hoop. a free hoop from kentucky but kentucky wins in a big way. your nonchalant not supposed to happen play of the day. >>> i was stuck in it. i said, lord, please let me get out. >> stranded in your own home. how life is grinding to a halt in one bay area apartment complex. >> and a young tourist vanishes off the streets of san francis

ronald jones and robert mcclellan were young surgeons at dallas parkland memorial hospital.r 22, 1960 that he was a day that began like any other. just after lunch time. >> i heard a little top on the conference room door, the president has been shot and they're bringing him to the emergency room and they need doctors right away. >> men in business suits parted the way for the doctors. >> i saw mrs. kennedy sitting on a folding chair outside trauma room one and saw then i was horrified to realize that it was just what they had said it was, that the president had been shot. >> president kennedy lay on a gurney, arms spread, eyes open and covered in blood. >> i couldn't get any sterile gloves, opened the tray and bare handedly did can outdown and got an i.v. going in his left upper arm. >> dr. mcclellan was the first to see the head wound. >> the back half of the right side of his brain was gone. as i stood there, the cerebellum, lower part of the brain fell out through the hole on to the cart. this was obviously a fatal wound, nothing could be done about that. >> dr. jones wa

the chairman of cbs news, jeff baker who suggested the correspondent and long time producer max mcclellanas a pun tough measure. they agreed to this. cbs made the announcements tuesday, 30 days, a full month after the report aired on the network. this decision came after an internal standards review determined that she, lara logan's benghazi report never should have ended up on ten vision in the first place. the review found although parts of the story were true the fact that the main source was discredited should have been caught in the editorial vetting process, and this piece really relied on the word of that security guard who said he fought off a mull tant inside the compound. this is the kind of thing that you see in any major news organization, when someone makes a big mistake and a report is found to be inaccurate but it's big news here because it's "60 minutes" and such a high profile show. logan has not talked publicly about this report since she apologized for it november 10th. cbs also declined to comment when she and her producer might return to work. >> she's a terrific corr

it had been owned by general mcclellan at the civil war. >> the mansion had been there. >> jack and jackiet to bobby when they realized they would not be able to fill it with children. she spent all her time in '55 and '56 decorating it only to lose the children and the nursery and special shelves for jack so he would haven't to bend over or reach too high. it became a sad symbol. she was so isolated there. if they were in georgetown when they first rented a home and were first married, she could go back and forth to capitol hill and take him lunch. she was so completely isolated there they left. >> a facebook viewer wants to know if there were any known medical condition for all of her problem pregnancies. >> smoking could have been. she was a chain smoker. several packs a day. if that didn't lead to the actual pregnancies themselves, the lung conditions that john jr. and patrick who succumbed to it. and possibly the presidents, some of his medical conditions, perhaps even stds could have led to the problems with pregnancy. >> did jackie share john's drive to be president or was she comfo

mcclellan, and the bears beat the packers. ?nd "all that mattered." >> healthcare.gov will now go offline every night to patch up all the software glitches. >> a lot of us didn't realize that passing the law was the easy part. >> on "cbs this morning." >> the race for new york city mayor democrat bill de blasio. >> a sizable lead over republican low joe low ta. >> thaes ooh the same as hot dog beating rat on a stick.hota. >> thaes ooh the same as hot dog beating rat on a stick. >> welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is off. margaret brennan is with us. good morning. >> good morning to you. good to be back with you, charlie. >> good to have you back. >>> a late-night shooting leads to an all-night search inside new jersey's largest shopping mall. the gunman is dead but no one else is hurt. >> here what's the scene looks like this morning. hundreds of panicked shoppers were trapped for hours inside the garden state plaza in paramus, new jersey. elaine quijano is on the scene. e elaine, good morning. >> reporter: good mo

it had been owned by general mcclellan at the civil war. >> the management had been there. >> jack andckie sold it to bobby when they realized they would not be able to fill it with children. she spent all her time in '55 and '56 decorating it only to lose the children and the nursery and special shelves for jack so he would haven't to bend over or reach too high. it became a sad symbol. she was so isolated there. if they were in georgetown when they first rented a home and were first married, she could go back and forth to capitol hill and take him lunch. she was so completely isolated there they left. >> a facebook viewer wants to know if there were any known medical condition for all of her problem pregnancies. >> smoking could have been. she was a chain smoker. several packs a day. if that didn't lead to the actual pregnancies themselves, the lung conditions that john jr. and patrick who succumbed to it. and possibly the presidents, some of his medical conditions, perhaps even stds could have led to the problems with pregnancy. >> did jackie share john's drive to be president or wa

mcclellan drops rodgers. he left and did not return. no word on how badly he's hurt.arterback i guess as good as the bears. mccown gets this pass to marshall for a 23-yard score, bears up. the pack's backup q.b., 56 yards down into the red zone. lace yea would score to tie the game. bears down three in the fourth quarter, alshon jeffery for a six-yard score, chicago's backup throws for 272, chicago wins 27-20. to the nba. the 76ers were supposed to be awful, instead have been awfully good, throwing for 4-0 when the warriors came calling. i go tall la was told he was next. en route to 32 points. and boy, he throws a mean pass to boot. the 76ers suffer their first loss of the season, the warriors win 110-90. that's sports, back to you. >> we were planning on the asphalting to tell you the truth. >> you never know. >> john henry, thank you very much. >> still ahead, a big battle over a controversial canadian oil pipeline. why the people in maine could have the final say at the ballot box. >> a rocket headed to the red planet, the first foray into the final frontier with