nancy cordes reports. >>> i was ashamed and confused.nd i thought i was strong, but felt powerless. >> reporter: arizona republican martha mcsally stunned her senate colleagues, describing how she was sexually assaulted more than once during her 26-year career in the u.s. air force.trabusheir position of power in profound ways. and in one case, i was preyed upon and then raped by a superior officer. i stayed silent -- >> reporter: mcsally was the first female fighter pilot to fly in combat. >> now i deployed to d.c. to fight for arizona. the she wasppointed to the senate in december to fill the seat formerly held by the late john mccain. >> i was horrified at how my attempt to share generally my experiences were handled. i almost separated from the air force at 18 years over my despair. like many victims, i felt the system was raping me all over again. >> reporter: she is part of a growing sorority. lawmakers who have come forward to say "me, too." >> the chief of staff held my face, kissed me, and stuck his tongue in my mouth. >> report

jeff. >> glor: nancy cordes thanks very much.ber liquidators today agreed to pay a penalty for misleading investors about its chinese-made laminate flooring. as "60 minutes" reported in 2015, it contained high levels of chemicals that cause cancers. the company has already agreed to pay $36 million in fines to customers. the c.e.o. of wells fargo told congress today the nation's fourth largest bank has cleaned up its act after years of scandals affecting millions of customers. but anna werner reports many lawmakers were not buying it. >> do you realize how serious this scenario is? >> reporter: wells fargo c.e.o. tim sloan faced a grilling from legislators during the hearing. >> let me be blunt-- you're here today because wells fargo mistreated and defrauded its customers. >> reporter: sloan has tried to repair the damage in the wake of numerous scandals, like accounts opened for consumers who didn't ask for them. auto customers were forced to buy insurance they didn't need, and homeowners who should have gotten loan modification

nancy cordes reports on today's sweeping request for documents. >> it's a political hoax.re's no collusion. >> reporter: president trump shrugged off the democratic move today, but its scope was sweeping. 81 individuals and institutions, a who's who of trump world, were given two weeks to hand over financial documents, e-mails, and memos, anything related to, among other things, russian loans and investments, presents from foreign governments, the firing of f.b.i. director james comey, and hush money payments to two or more women. >> are you going to cooperate with mr. nadler? >> i cooperate all the time with everybody. and you know the beautiful thing? no collusion. >> reporter: the request, backed by subpoena power, went out from house judiciary chairman jerry nadler to the president's sons, his 2016 campaign officials, current and former white house aides, executives from trump organization, and some associates who have already been charged with crimes. nadler told all of them he is investigating "allegations of obstruction of justice, public corruption, and other abuse

nancy cordes has details on this. >> i was ashamed and confused, and i thought i was strong, but felterless. >> reporter: arizona republican martha mcsally stunned her senate colleagues, describing how she was sexually assaulted more than once during her 26-year career in the u.s. air force. >> the perpetrators abused their position of power in profound ways, and in one case, i was preyed upon and then raped by a superior officer. >> reporter: mcsally was the first female fighter pilot to fly in combat. >> now, i deploy to d.c. to fight for arizona. >> reporter: after four years in the house, she was appointed to the senate in december, to fill the seat formerly held by the late john mccain. >> i was horrified at how my attempt to share generally my experiences were handled. i almost separated from the air force at 18 years over my despair. like many victims, i felt the system was raping me all over again. >> reporter: she is part of a growing sorority, lawmakers who have come forward to say "me, too." >> the chief of staff held my face, kissed me, and stuck his tongue in my mouth. >>

jeff. >> glor: nancy cordes, thank u.u. beto o'rourke jumped into the race for president today. former congressman from texas is a proven fund-raiser with a broad following on social media. o'ro is the 13th democrat to officially join the 2020 campaign. gayle king sat down with him in iowa, and ed o'keefe was there for his announcement. >> reporter: like he did in texas, beto o'rourke kept a small footprint on his first day on the presidential campaign trail, even driving his own car. cy did you choose to start in this corner of the state? >> this is a very important part sf america, that isn't listened to often enough. >> reporter: it's his first-ever trip to iowa. >> good morning! >> pronounce your first name. >> bet-to. >> reporter: along with his name, voters are still learning what the former three-term congressman from el paso stands for, including universal health care, a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, and universal background checks for gun buyers. "cbs this morning" co-host gayle king spoke with o'rourke for his iirst tv sit-down interview since ann

nancy cordes reports. >> reporter: the latest comment to land omar in hot water was this one. made at a d.c. bookstore, slamming congressional support for israel. >> i want to talk about the political influence in this country that says it is okay for people to push for allegiance of foreign countries. >> reporter: in response, her own party drafted a four-page resolution rejecting anti-semitism. without mentioning her by name, it says her comments suggest that jews cannot be patriotic americans and trusted neighbors. new jersey democrat josh gothiemer. >> as someone who is jewish, to question my royalty as a lawmaker because of my religion, is offensive and deeply hurtful. >> reporter: the president called it a dark day for israel. and gop leaders urged democrats to go further. >> nancy pelosi has to remove her from the foreign affairs committee. >> reporter: speaker pelosi shares the cover of this month's "rolling stone" with omar, who is the nation's first muslim congresswoman. but pelosi also reprimanded omar last month, for a tweet about a jewish lobbying group and money.

nancy cordes has the details. >> i was ashamed and confused. and i thought i was strong, but felt powerless. >> reporter: arizona republican martha mcsally stunned her senate colleagues, describing how she was sexually assaulted more than once during her 26-year career in the u.s. air force. >> the perpetrators abused their position of power in profound ways. and in one case i was preyed upon and then raped by a superior officer. >> reporter: mcsally was the first female fighter pilot to fly in combat. >> now i'm deployed to d.c. to fight for arizona. > reporter: after four years in the house, she was appointed to the senate in december to fill the seat formerly held by the late john mccain. >> i was horrified at how my attempt to share generally my experiences were handled. i almost separated from the air force at 18 years over my despair. like many victims, i felt the system was raping me all over again. >> reporter: she is part of a growing sorority. lawmakers who have come forward to say "me too." >> the chief of staff held my face, kissed

nancy cordes has more. >> i know what intolerance looks like. >> reporter: the latest comment to landr in hot water was this one she made at a d.c. bookstore, slamming congressional support for israel. >> i want to talk about the political influence in this country that says it is okay for people to push for allegiance to a foreign country. >> reporter: in re, her own party drafted a four-page resolution rejecting anti- semitism.ionir byame, it says her comments suggest that jews cannot be patriotic americans and trusted neighbors. new jersey democrat josh gothiemer. >> as someone who is jewish the idea you would question my loyalty to the country as a lawmaker because of my religion is, obviously, offensive and deeply hurtful. >> reporter: the president called it a "dark day for israel," and g.o.p. leaders urged the democrats to go further. >> nancy pelosi has to remove her from the foreign affairs committee. >> reporter: speaker pelosi shares the cover of this month's "rolling stone" with omar, who is the nation's first muslim congresswoman, but pelosi also reprimanded omar last mon

. >> nancy cordes, thanks very much. >>> one of every six adults will have depression at some point in their life. this effects 16 million americans every year. >> 37-year-old michael is a newly wed with a new home. it's a far cry from earlier years spent battling depression. >> you don't feel anything positive. you don't feel anything good. it was a struggle. it was an absolute struggle. >> reporter: antidepressants didn't help enough. then, in a 2017 clinical trial, wurst was given six weekly infusions of ketamine, a rapid-acting anesthetic that's been used illegally as a party drug known as "special k." by the fourth treatment... >> it was like this weight in my head was lifted. it just disappeared. it dissipated. and i got to experience life again. >> reporter: the drug, "s. ketamine," is a nasal spray form of ketamine. it would be only be used for treatment-resistant depression, that's when at least two medications fail to work, and it occurs in about 30% of people with major depression. >> we found in our first study of ketamine, the patients started feeling better within a few h

nancy cordes has the latest. >> do i agree with her?, i do. >> reporter: democratic leaders fell in line with speaker pelosi today. >> impeachment is not good. >> reporter: one bay after she said this. >> i don't believe in it. they wanted me to impeach president bush for the iraq war. i didn't believe it in them, i don't believe it in now. >> reporter: not everyone got the memo. >> if he's that bad and that unfit, we ought to do something about him now. >> reporter: some argue that the hush money payment to porn star stormy daniels meets the definition of high crimes and misdoctor misdemeanors. >> you want to keep the option of impeachment on the table? >> it's always an option. >> reporter: president trump has brushed off the notion. >> it ee's hard to impeach some who has done a great job. >> reporter: and today, the republicans played up the split. >> she's not in control of her caucus. >> reporter: and pelosi's counterpart wants to keep his options open. >> we have to see what the mueller report says before making any conclusion. >

nancy cordes has the details. >> for me, this is a constitutional question. >> reporter: utah's mitt was one of 12 senate republicans who broke with the president today. >> the joint resolution has passed. >> reporter: voting against his emergency declaration. >> this declaration is a % dangerous precedent. >> reporter: the president responded with one word, "veto.d of miles of up s >> repor the splnhe president's party has less tntt. by declaring a national emergency, mr. trump gave himself the power to redirect billions of dollars that congress had already authorized for other military construction projects, from hawaii to kuwait. >> we don't know which ones. >> reporter: senators tried to get details today from the acting defense secretary. >> do you have a list of those projects yet, mr. secretary? >> senator, i don't have a final list of those projects. >> well, obviously i think it would be important for all of us to understand which projects would be sacrificed, even in the short run. >> reporter: the house and senate may have voted against him, predent was still in high spiri

nancy cordes is on capitol hill where cohen finished three days of testimony yesterday. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. all told, cohen testified here on capitol hill this week for about 30 hours, and he's coming back for more next wednesday, bringing with him additional evidence. democrats say that cohen laid out, quote, a roadmap of criminality committed by the president. now they're going to hear from another longtime trump ally, felix sader, on march 14th. they believe sader played an integral role in talks about a trump business deal during the campaign that the president has downplayed. the committee plans to call the chief financial officer alan weisselberg to discuss his alleged involvement in hush money payments to stormy daniels. jim jordan and mark meadows are accusing cohen of perjury and referring it to the justice department. they say he lied wednesday about his hopes of working at the white house and a bunch of other things. cohen's lawyer called it a baseless criminal referral by two pro-trump committee members. in a new interview last nigh