let's join rebecca morell at the european space agency's headquarters in germany there for us. >> reporter: yes, well, it's been a very tense morning here, but good news came in earlier this morning, that the signal had been established with the lander, and it looks like the lander is stable on the surface. but we have been hearing more details about a spectacularly hairy landing. it basically touched down, they didn't anchor it to the surface of the koemt, so it bounced back up again into space, so we think it traveled about a kilometer up over the process, over the time period of two hours, came down again, luckily, touched down, bounced again, went up, came down again for a third time. so we're getting a signal from its third position. what we're trying to establish now is whether the lander is on its slide or whether it's on a slope. you can find out more about what's been happening from this report by andy moore. >> reporter: the first close-up view of a comet from a spacecraft sitting on its surface. you can see one of the legs of the lander, apparently resting on rocky, broken terra

they base the entire section of their report on the talking points, on what mike morell says.as no credibility on this issue. why they would rely on him is beyond me. >> many members of the media point to this say and say this was a republican report. >> it was bipartisan report. >> republican led house inlligence committee. >> that's true. this is a problem because the republicans are now a majority of both chambers and the majority is a mind field as everyone knows. as they try to not shut the government down, placate conservatives on the executive order how to respond to that begin the new year looking like they are governing before presidential politics takes over. they have a new focus on oversight but they are very hesitant about having it become too many investigations, big probes in the spotlight that promise too much and deliver too little. so, republicans are talking about the fact that this report cites no intelligence failure no deliberate misleading. no stand june order. though lindsey graham and several other republican senators are trying to urge their senate se

morell examine that and when asia edge returns in a couple of minutes. , jpmorgan.me now you were talking about the interest rate cuts and let's talk about japan for a moment. , what you think about what he is doing? >> the economy is in stagnation and the inflation has not returned so that target will 1% and theirout long-term structural demographic issues, we know about. japan is challenging. world andround the you see the divergence in the markets. it has changed. after the global financial crisis, it was one of synchronized recovery and now, there are wide disparities around the region. suddenlyropean economy did not start functioning as it was. isn't that a good thing? we see the economy's rising and we see the global, if you will. >> we have that situation today inflationarye pressure around the world. you look at the economy and there is a risk. japan has dipped back into recession and europe is not in recession. some of the markets are. it is challenging. the banks are using different monetary tools to refine the economy and spur growth. >> is this about policy? they were looking

we'll hear from former cia deputy director mike morell.it down with former navy s.e.a.l. robert o'neill who claims he fired the bullet that killed osama bin laden. >>> and we'll have a preview of the hollywood film awards. that's all for "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and today is friday, november 14th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. these are stories we're following today, little taste of winter for folks across the region, of course courtesy of the polar vortex. what's the weekends have in store in katie has the answer. >> a jewelry heist in philadelphia, four thieves caught on camera just before making off with hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. we'll have the latest on the search for the suspects. >> and manna cured of kidnapping a philadelphia woman and trying to escape through maryland is set to face a judge once again. >>> right now, though, we want to get b

two morel malls, king of prush and lehigh valley mall open at 6:00 and stay open until 1:00 a.m. they close for a few hours and reopen at 6:00 a.m. on black friday. >>> well, we know this, a lot of people will start their black friday shopping today. philadelphia assistant district attorney wants to make sure people stay safe. they say today is the day for criminals. according to the district attorney, many thieves will choose their victims because they see an opportunity. if you take away that opportunity, chances are you won't be a victim. so here are five ways to keep your hard earned money safe. use pre-paid cards. they usually offer anti-fraud protection. that's the same run should shop with credit cards. when making purchases online, stick to the sites you trust. and be aware of too good to be true deals. change up your passwords as well. and there are places you should not use your debit cards. the first online it can be a hassle waiting for stolen money to get credited back to your bank account. the next, restaurants, because of an untrustworthy employee using one of thos

we'll hear from former cia deputy director mike morell. >>> we'll also sit down with former navy s.e.a.lill who claims he fired the bullet that killed osama bin laden. >>> and we'll have a preview of the hollywood film awards airing tonight on cbs. >>> that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, it's friday, november 14. i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. i think the operative word there is friday! >> thank you very much. >> yeah. >> we made it. >> yes, we did. >> it's looking good. we had the rain yesterday and because of that we are seeing dense fog around the bay area this morning especially in the north bay valleys. we'll have your friday forecast and, of course, what comes after that? the weekend. [ laughter ] >> that's coming up. >> wow. >> i know. we are easy to predict on a friday. there is a major injury crash in san jose. i have been watching the sensors goi

in the governor of missouri is beefing up the national guard in and around ferguso unarmed michael morell. unarmed -- michael brown. vladimir duthiers has the latest. >> reporter: there's been violence but not in ferguson. demonstrators are gathering in cities throughout the country to protest the grand juror's decision. in times square in new york city, police crash with protesters, one person was subdued with mace. by the lincoln tunnel, several arrests after protesters blocked traffic into the tunnel. in los angeles, three people at least have been arrested as protesters marched by the streets, blocking intersection and chanting "hands up don't shoot." in minneapolis, a demonstration grew violent with hundreds of people. people started banging on a car. the driver didn't hang around and hit more people on the way out. being questioned by police in. ferguson, things remain calm and an increased presence of national guard troops standing by. >> pelley: earlier today governor jay nixon tripled national guardsmen in and around ferguson to 2200. representatives of the brown family denounced

former cia deputy mike morell, a cbs senior news contributor joins us from naples, florida. good morning, mike. >> good morning, charlie. >> is this true and what does it mean? >> so, charlie, right now there's just two sources reporting this agreement between a them. these two grimes have occasionally fought each other over the last year and an agreement to stop that fighting would allow them to focus more on the moderate opposition and fighting assad. it also, i think, increases the risk of a terrorist threat in the united states because it brings together el nusra's capabilities and bring it back to the united states. this is worrisome. >> i wonder how this complicates forces in syria and also if they're joining forces to defeat assad, what's assad doing to try to take them out? >> so, norah, one of the things that i think is happening right now is that the white house is going to take another look at our policy in syria, take another look at what we should be doing in syria. and i think they're looking at two things. i think they're looking at to what extent should we go

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insider michael morell about what's next. detergent sends hundreds of kids to the hospital every year. there's a new study out today. dr. holly philip will join us in studio 57 with new information on the poison danger. and "interstellar" is being called one. the most realistic science fiction films ever. we'll have a look at some of the science behind the blockbuster. the news is back in the morning so we'll see you at 7:00. it's monday so hope you guys have a great week. >> same you to, norah. >>> it 16:31 -- it is 6:316789 police are looking for two suspects involved in a shooting and robbery in aspen hill. >> shooting victim as well as two others hurt in the ordeal do not have life threatening injuries. delia goncalves is live on pear creek court in aspen hill to give us what we know so far. delia? >> reporter: a little more activity this morning here at the apartment complex. cinnamon run apartment complex in aspen hill. lots of folks getting to work and you can be certain that on their minds is what happened here last n

says the us is entering new phase in the fight against isis, so we'll talk to cia insider michael morelle what's next. plus i heard you guys talking about the new stud bye laundry detergent pods sending hundreds every kids to the hospital every year. women, doctor holly felled will join just studio, with new information, that may surprise you. >> and then under at the stellar being called one of the most real science fiction, the science behind the block buster. news is back in the morning, so-so in you just about ten minutes. >> i'll go see that this afternoon. ya, indeed. >> good for you. >> thanks, nora. >> get a big thing of popcorn. that is long move. >> i oh, i hear you. you know ill. thanks, nora. >> take care. >> ♪ >> irish is the words for taylor swift, international superstar from berks county may hit a surprise visit to notre dame over the weekend. >> wasn't thereto perform, instead, watching performance by her brother, he is aspiring actor and student at the university. was in the play six characters in search of an author being shown on campus. dozen every fans gathered to se

. >> let's go live now to our correspondent rebecca morell, who is at the european space agency hq in germany. rebecca, good to see you again. precarious is the word being used there about the state of philae. how precarious, do they know? >> reporter: well, it's maybe getting even a bit more precarious still, so we've had a bit more information about where the lander is actually positioned on the comet. because it traveled so high up in the air on the first bounce, about a kilometer upwards, the comet was spinning underneath. so they think it traveled several hundred meters across the surface of the comet during that time. and the area where it's come down we think is maybe not such a great area. it's very dark. it doesn't get much illumination from the sun. and this is potentially an issue, because the little lander only has 64 hours of battery life. it has solar panels on it, which rely on getting light from the sun to recharge those batteries. and at the moment, there's a question mark over is it in a place where it can get enough sunlight to keep on going. so they've got several

list of speakers who are included here, benjamin crump, michael brown family attorney, also mark morell and reverend al sharpton, anthony gray, attorney, and michael brown sr. but all along, the family of michael brown, michael brown sr. and the mother, they have been saying they wanted the protests to be peaceful 6789 they didn't want violence. unfortunately some people did not heed their callings and their yearnings for peace last night. we're interested to hear what their response will be to the violence and what their response to will be to the decision that the grand jury made, not indicting the officer, officer darren wilson, in the shooting death of their loved one, michael brown, an unarmed teenager. we're awaiting word from the press conference now. and also we need to say, some video out there reported by other news organizations of michael brown's mother and michael brown's father, the mother in grief on top of a car not saying anything out of the ordinary, saying, you don't know me, all i ever wanted is peace. i've never done anybody any wrong. then the father steps in and h

. >> mike morell joining us. thank you very much. >>> two north americans are enjoying their freedom after rushing home. the lingering question is why were kenneth bae and matthew miller released. >> good morning. this is where bae and miller stepped on american soil saturday night. american officials are being tight-lipped about exactly why north korea's communist regime finally decided to release them from captivity. kenneth bae spent the first day with his family back on american soil. >> i want to thank you for supporting me and listing me up. >> he said, korean food, that's all i've been eating for the past two years. i want a burger or pizza. >> reporter: for much of two years he was held in a hard labor camp. the release was a surprise to many, including bae himself. >> i don't think he knew until they told him to pack his bag and get on the plane. >> reporter: bae was followed off the plane by matthew miller, another american who had been held captive since april on espionage charges. back in the summer h

changed the talking points when it came to references of al qaeda, only later we found out that mike morelas involved in changing the talking points, the deputy director of the fbi, when he was sitting in front of a congressional panel and he was asked to change the talking points, he sat silent. you are saying the intel community is lying to the house intelligence committee, the administration is not exonerated -- >> no, i am saying the house intelligence committee is doing a lousy job policing their own. anyone who has followed benghazi knows that the cia deputy director did not come forward to tell congress what role he played in changing the talking points and the only way we knew he was involved was when he told a representative of the white house i am going to do a hard review of this, a hard rewrites. not say he substantially rewrote the talking points. and who told susan rice the compound consulate was substantially strong and secured? she said that. lindsey graham on state of the union. our question deals with the border patrol. do they need more funding or more oversight? based o

pamela bowlen is a licensed marriage and family therapist and supports the trend, while martin morellou welcome your children calling you pam, correct? >> yes. they have called -- they call me pam and mom about 50% of the time. >> whenever we called our patients by the first name, it rarely happened and it was really a joke. so why do you give your kids the option? why don't you prefer mom? >> well, they really learned that from me. when i was four years old, i was in a setting with my mom, she had a lot of friends over. i kept saying, mom oh, mommy, and she didn't listen. so i finally said joy. and she stopped and turned and looked at me and all of her friends did and everybody laughed. i called her that from then on. >> mark, why do you think it's not appropriate? >> ainsley, i have five children and i called my 22-year-old daughter last night and said, hey, emily, you want to start calling me by my first name? and her reactionçó was, no, dad. i said, well, why not? and she said, i can call so many other people by their first name and i can only call you dad. it gives her a sense of