michael morell is a former deputy and acting director of the cia. good morning, michael. damaging is this? what do we know about the damage to our national security? >> charlie, the only thing we know so far are the tools that have been posted on the internet for sale. we don't know what else the lyrics may have, and most important, charlie, we don't know how this information got out of the national security agency. and that's 15 months after the first leak occurred. that's what's most scary to me because that says we don't know the totality of this, and more important, we don't know if they're stealing information as we sit here right now. >> sit worse than edward snowden >> norah, i think so. because he leaked descriptions of these tools. these are the actual tools themselves. >> what are the risks here, michael, for the average american? >> i think there's two, gayle. the first is we use these tools to collect intelligence on our adversaries. we use those tools. the second is some of these tools are being used against the united states government and u.s. today. so the

ahead, former cia acting director michael morell looks at the risk to the united states.ieves hard times can teach us to do great things. but first, here is today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> ♪ >>> during this five-nation tour the president has not spoken at all about democratic values, and that silence seems particularly loud today when he met with the president of the philippines who has been accused of sanctioning the killing of thousands >>> an event with voters, roy moore denied any wrong doing and called the allegation also a political attack. >>> and more than 100 after shocks according to iranian media. there are reports this morning of landslides caused by the earthquake which could hamper rescue efforts >>> for the first time since last week's shooting we got a look inside the sutherland springs church. >> hundreds showed up for what the church is calling largest event in 100-year history. >>> while the academy awards are still months away, the allegation also of inappropriate conduct against hollywood isn't slowing down >>> fires on the run. caught! unbelievable.

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" former cia director michael morell will break down what officersdoing to deal with the deadly terror attack since 9/11. and norah o'donnell is at the scene with why vehicle accidents are happened more often and what makes them difficult to prevent. >>> plus mayor de blasio is in studio 57 about what the city is doing to keep people safe. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> i looked down and i see a truck, going down to chambers street. even the bike lanes. clearly in the bike lane. >> a man mows down people on a bike path near world trade center in new york city think morning we're learning new details about several of the people, he killed. >>> and, three robberies in three days who police say go on the crime spree in our area >>> big changes begin today concerning smoking laws in new jersey we will tell but the new age to light up. it is wednesday november 1st good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> aim rahel solomon. that you will plus big change to the camden waterfront co

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" former cia director michael morell will break down what officersdoing to deal with the deadliest terror attack in new york city since 9/11. and norah o'donnell is at the scene with why vehicle accidents are happened more often and what makes them difficult to prevent. >>> plus new york city mayor bill de blasio is in studio 57 about what the city is doing to keep people safe. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com november first... i'm kenny >>> as we take a look at the golden gate bridge this morning, clear conditions this wednesday morning. it is november 1st, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's say hello to neda and jaclyn. [ inaudible ] >> how is everyone doing? >> good. can't believe it's november already. >> whoa. >> almost january! [ laughter ] >> we are starting to see all the winter season about to be upon us. but right now the calm before the storm. clear skies and cooler conditions. if you like the 40s and 50s, that's w

nor former cia acting direct michael morell who called the meddling the political blist of 9/11. nor president obama for sanctions that the president himself signed but has yet to implement. and now, the latest evidence of our partisan divide. the reaction to allegations about roy moore. the current republican nominee for u.s. senate from alabama. on thursday, "the washington post" published this story in which moore is accused of sexual abuse of a then 14-year-old in 1979. leigh corfman, alleges that moore, then a 32-year-old assistant d.a. touched her through her bra and underwear and guided her hand to his underwear. if true, this would constitute sexual assault. alabama's legal age of consent and now is 16. according to "the washington post," the victims who ranged from 16 to 18 said that moore pursued them and asked them out on dates. none say that moore forced them into any relationship or sexual contact. moore vehemently denies the allegations. on the left, moore is also criticized of hypocrisy and much worse. on the right, he's being defended and largely being ignored. he

acting director michael morell.ho called the russian med toll help trump, the political equivalent of 9/11. the u.s. senate voted 98.2 to impose sanctions, a punishment, that the president himself signed. but has yet to implement. and now, the latest evidence of our partisan divide. the reaction to allegations about roy moore. the current republican nominee for u.s. senate from alabama. on thursday the "washington post" published this story. in which moore is accused of sexual abuse of then 14-year-old in 1979. lee korfman, alleges that moore, a 32-year-old assistant d.a. touched her through her bra and underwear and guided her hand to his underwear if true, this would constitute sexual assault, alabama's legal age of consent, then and now is 16. three other women interviewed by the "washington post" who at the time ranged in age from 16 to 18 say that moore pursued them and asked them out on dates. none say that moore forced them into any relationship or sexual contact. moore vehemently denies the allegations. on t

. >> we will talk to cia michael morel and fran townsend about the difficult to in preventing vehiclal. >> we will got latest in the investigation new york governor cuomo will be here and new york city mayor bill deblasio will join us at the table. >> all that plus your world in 902nd. >> thanks, both. >>> turning to sports it will be a winner take all game seven tonight in l.a. as dodgers and houston astros wrap up 2017 world series. the dodgers rallied for two hours, in the game six against justin verlander. but they drove in the tying run, and game winning run was scored by former philly chase utley on a sacrifice fly. dodgers win three-one. astros have never won a world series, dodgers last in 1988. steaks are huge jim for both teams. >> on that note we will be right back. >> winner take all. >> three to go. ♪ ♪ start your day with a new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. nice to meet you sir. joseph, i'm nice to meet you.u? how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandw

. >> i was referring to the fact, if you read michael morel's book, he comes out with the narrative that is in these release,- this current it is a different narrative than al qaeda was on its heels, was the lion in winter watching the good old days and reruns on cable tv. instead, this former deputy director of the cia, former acting director, said, we realize they were in touch in a very micromanaging way with their entire network. so what the intelligence community thought versus what the two administrations decided to release are different things. >> [inaudible] >> i was referring to the behavior of al qaeda. good on theis very point of what was bin laden doing the time he was killed. he explained prior to the raid, cia assessed that bin laden was basically giving up day-to-day control of al qaeda. after the raid, documents are scooped up, low and behold, they realize he was running the whole thing. that is clarifying language that is not just us nerds combing through the files. senior official who says that is what the reality of these files were. that is the clean analysis. part of

. >> i was referring to the fact, if you read michael morel's book, he comes out with the narrative that is in these current -- this current release, it is a different narrative than al qaeda was on its heels, was the lion in winter watching the good old days and reruns on able tv. instead, this former deputy director of the cia, former acting director, said, we realize they were in touch in a very micromanaging way with their entire network. so what the intelligence community thought versus what the two administrations decided to release are different things. >> >> i was referring to the behavior of al qaeda. >> the book is very good on the point of what was bin laden doing the time he was killed. xplained prior to the raid, cia assessed that bin laden was basically giving up day-to-day control of al qaeda.xplained pr cia assessed that bin laden was after the raid, documents are scooped up, low and behold, they realize he was running the whole thing. that is clarifying language that is not just us nerds combing through the files. you have a senior official who says that is what the real

michael morell is with us this morning. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> from what you know this morning, what stands out to you? >> what stands out is there's no doubt in my mind this is isis-inspired. several months ago they published the following in a magazine. get a truck, kill as many pedestrians when you can. get out and with a knife or gun, kill more and let people know by leaving a note. he didn't have a real gun but, boy, was it textbook. >> we just did a story recently celebrating the takeover of the downfall of isis in raqqah? does that mean it really isn't over for them? are they growing stronger? >> they're not growing stronger, but nobody should think just because we're taking awe way their territory in iraq and syria, they're going away. they're going underground, going into the shadows, they still have influence and will still be able to get the message out. >> should we expect them to do copycat like they did in europe? >> that's an important point. the attack we see now is like in europe, copy c