moa lenghi for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> vice-president mike pence, and the second lady led the u.s. delegation to the winter olympics in south korea. the pence's arrive in south korea last night where they met with the president of the south korea and prime minister of japan, and later in the day they watch the opening ceremonies in the same box as the sister of north korea's leader kim jong on with whom u.s. has had a strained relation ship. >> a few tense moments when members of the american press core were prevented from entering the room where pence, abe and moon were taking part in a photo op. secret service agent were able to usher the media to safety. they were then let into cover the photo op. >>> dow jones rebound after plumetting more than 1,000-points yesterday? that is what many investors will be watching for during today's trading this morning it opened up more than 300-points, yesterday fear over inflation and possible interest rate hike drove the dow jones, s and p500 and nasdaq in the red for the year >> it is also been a very tranquil period over the last couple of

many in the room suggested ways to curb gun violence and as moa lenghi explains the president even offered his own controversial idea. >> how many schools, how many children to have get shot report report emotional andrew pollack addressed president trump telling him about his daughter meadow who attended marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. >> she was murdered last week, she was taken from frustrates. shot nine times on the third floor. >> reporter: pollack was among those affect by school shootings who shared their powerful stories with the president. >> i don't understand why i can still go in the store and buy a weapon of war aar. >> reporter: fred guttenberg, who who his daughter jamie, pressed republican senator marco rubio on banning a ar15 during a cnn town hall. >> my daughter running down the hall way at marjory stoneman dug race was shot in the back with an assault weapon, weapon of choice. >> we instead should make sure dangerous criminals people draining cannot buy any gun of any kind, that is what i believe a better answer within >> reporter: during a listening se

but as moa lenghi reports their message may be rest interesting in washington. >> reporter: students, from marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida arrived in tallahassee late tuesday ready to push for legislation to curb gun violence. >> we're going to keep pushing until something is done because people are dying, and this cannot happen anymore. >> reporter: their seven hour journey came just days after 17 of their classmates and teachers were killed, some of whom were laid to rest earlier in the day. >> they lost their lives to a shooter and they were so innocent and they didn't deserve this. >> reporter: as students rode to the state capitol florida state house voted down to consider a ban on assault weapons like the ar15 allegedly used by accused gunman nikolas cruz. >> we are never going to stop pushing, and if it was once it can be again. >> reporter: students will attend meetings with local leaders in florida while president trump holds a listening session on school safety at the white house attended by members of the park land community. >> we have to do more, to protec

and as moa lenghi reports the fbi and democrats objected to the release saying the memo only tells one. >> reporter: president trump headed to florida friday after declassifying a four page g.o.p. memo it alleged early stage of the fbi's russia investigation were tainted by political motivation. >> i think it is terrible. if you want to know the truth i think it is a disgrace. >> reporter: memo claims fbi agents paid multiple warrants to monitor trump campaign official carter page. it says warrants were based on a does i a written by christopher steel but says fbi did not mention steel was working on behalf of and paid by the dnc and clinton campaign to the tune of before $160,000. intelligence chair devon nunez authorized the memo. >> i have an obligation to the american people when we see fi sa abuse. the american citizens that are represented before this court have to be protected. >> reporter: chairman nunez said he did not coordinate with the white house or president trump lawyers in anyway on the release of the memo. democrats say that the memo is a partisan effort to damage the

as moa lenghi reports the fbi and democrats objected to the release, saying that the memo only tellst of the story. >> reporter: president trump headed to florida friday after declassifying a four page g.o.p. memo that alleged early stage of the fbi russia investigation were tainted by political motivation. >> i think it is terrible, i think it is a disgrace. >> reporter: memo claims fbi agents obtain multiple warrants from the fisa court to monitor trump campaign official carter page. it says it was based on a does i a performed by christopher steel but says fbi did not mention steel was working on behalf of and paid by dnc and clinton campaign to the tune of about $160,000. intelligence chair devon nunez authorized the memo. >> i have an obligation to the american people, when we see f isa abuse. american citizens represented before this court have to be protected. >> reporter: chairman nunez said he did not coordinate with the white house or president trump lawyers in anyway on the release of the memo. democrats say the memo is a partisan effort to damage the credibility of the fb

cbs news correspondent moa lenghi has details what you should be looking out for. >> reporter: kate mayearn the hard way about pitfalls of on line shopping. >> i actually ordered a michael kors purse on amazon and got it, and i love michael kors and said this is not real texture was different. everything was pretty much different bit. >> reporter: federal investigators say counterfeit goods is flowing in the u.s. and biggest e commerce sites, government accountability office purchased dozens of items from third party sellers hosted by amazon, wal-mart and e bay, 20 out of 47 items were found to be counterfeit. >> it is not just shoes or handbags any more but it is everything we use on a day to day basis. >> reporter: out of the nine travel mugs, six counterfeit, one give away two word misspelled on the bottom. >> austin is misspelled, and, you know, very subtle, very, very subtle. >> reporter: with urban cosmetic out of 13 purchases every single within was a counterfeit. >> government's advice is try to purchase directly from the brand, if you are buying from a third party keep an eye o