. >>> cbs news norah o'donnell sat down. the ceo was called upon after she raised the price of the even e epi pen. >> you took it on the chin before congress and the public and now you're calling for change and you're talking about pharmacy benefit manager, insurers, wholesalers, retailers asking for transparency. that's more controversy. >> look. i'm inviting change. that can be not always popular and disruption is difficult. it's difficult to get your way through that. but look. mylan, here's who we are as kpaechl we're fighters, we've been disrupters, catalyst for change before. this isn't new and i'm fortunate to have a company, a foundation, a family of 35,000 employees that are doing what we were doing every day to provide that kind of access and affordability. what i realize and what i went through this summer, epi pen was a window into a broken system and what i've conveyed and i believe the discussion continues to validate. this isn't an epi pen problem. this is a health care problem. >> ahead on "cbs this morning,"

s> norah o'donnell, cbs this morning. norah, thank you very much.ncerned that there was going to be rain all day in washington today and it really hasn't come down much. there's just a sprinkling of rain. adt enough to spoil this parade. it's not going to rain on the parade so to speak the best we can tell at this point which may mean that the new president and the first lady will walk part of the way. it's 47 degrees in washington .ight now. uaetty nice day for january 20th. rem reminded that ronald reagan ded both the warmest and coldest inaugustations in history. 55 degrees and 7 degrees in his stock inaugural when it was 7 degrees in the wind was blowing, they decided to move everything inside and he was sworn in 9 row tunnelerow -- rotunda of the cal and not outside. >> that being a tank in disguise is something i hadn't thought of for years. when president in orde ford wasn cork campaigning some students came and hit the limo broadway. and the car just bounced off. nobody was hurt, thankfully. us president's limousine ,urrounded by the ppd, pr

norah o'donnell's birthday. happy birthday, mrs. tracy. welcome back to "cbs this morning." rules for tax filing season. we'll ask about the changes that could slow down your refund. >>> first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >> mid afternoon sunday when a twister tore through here, you can see it tore the roof off this house. along with the siding. >> there was actually a car stuck in this creek. it has floated down the road here. we haven't seen it for several hours. >> the first system is going to be moving due south. as it does so, it will continue to drench the california coastline. >> president trump just wrapped up a meeting with business executives, a big focus would be on increasing manufacturing job. >> you watched that first briefing by sean spicer. what concerned you? >> it's one thing to take on the press acres time-honored tradition in washington, d.c. the part about how many people showed up in the audience at the inauguration? who cares? >> before being sworn in as president, mr. trump reminded the intelligence community about the failures leading up to th

i'm charlie rose with gayle king and john dickerson and norah o'donnell. cbs new york. >>> good afternoon and thank you for joining us for this abbreviated edition of wusa9 news at noon. again, just moments ago saw president-elect donald trump holding his first press conference since june. and there were fireworks when he called cnn fake news. take a listen. >> you're attackings us can you give us a question? go ahead. >> no, mr. president elect -- >> go ahead. >> since you are attacking our news organization can you give us a chance? you are attacking our news organization. >> your organization -- is terrible. >> sir -- >> quiet. quiet. >> mr. president elect -- can you say categorically -- can you give >> don't be rude. >> can you give us a question? >> no i'm not going to give you a question. you are fake news. >> sir -- can you say categorically that nobody -- mr. president elect. that's not appropriate. >> all right and you can see we had lot of comments act what was going -- about what was going on last night and today from social media. this is the

. ♪ ♪ hey >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.ill receive his first full classified briefing today on cyber attacks during the 2016 election. the leaders of the cia, fbi, dni's office and nsa are all expected to brief the president-elect. for week mrs. trump has openly question and mocked the intelligence community's conclusion that russia is behind the hacking. >> the director of national intelligence -- that's james clapper -- testified about the cyber attacks on capitol hill. clapper has served both the republican and democratic administrations. when asked about the hacking he said, quote, our assessment now is even more resolute. >> i don't think that we've ever encountered a more aggressive or direct campaign to interfere in our election process than we've seen in this case. this was a multifaceted only one part of it, and it also eniled, you know, classical propaganda, disinformation, fake news. >> who actually is the benefactor of someone who's about to become commander in chief trashing the intelligence community? >> i thi

let's go back down to the national mall with charlie rose, gayle king and norah o'donnell. >> we're allere. john dickerson also joins us at the table to continue the conversation. >> as we watch people come in -- >> i like what they just said, the group that was talking said all men are created equal except for today when it comes to an umbrella. navigating the rain, depending on where you're sitting you get an umbrella or not. all the vips are there at the political rotunda today. >> it may be raining, but it's not the biting frigid cold that we usually get in the inauguration. >> for some reason, the 20th amendment to the constitution they lay out that the president has to be sworn in by noon on january 20th. i was wondering why do they do it in the middle of winter? >> good question. >> andrew jackson that everyone refers to in 1829, march 5th. yes, a good spring time renewal and all that. >> an interesting reference because many people think donald trump has some of andrew jackson in him. >> when jackson was inaugurated, all the establishment in washington, they were going crazy bec

my co-anchors, norah o'donnell, gayle king. >> stephen: both friends of the show.little song sung to you by rita moreno. >> ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday, charlie rose-- hey, you're too cooperative. ( laughter ) >> stephen: congratulations. i've got to say, though, you really, really seemed to know your way around a lap dance, charlie rose. >> oh, yes. lap dancing with an 85-year-old who is brilliant, a great singer and remarkable woman. >> stephen: she's an e.g.o.t. >> what is that? >> stephen: she is an emmy- grammy-oscar-tony-winner. >> she is all that. >> stephen: you didn't know that? >> no. >> stephen: i just informed charlie rose about something. how was your 2016? >> it was a good year. you mentioned "cbs this morning." we had a really good year, gaining audience. your guy was the creator of "cbs this morning." >> stephen: my executive producer is the creator of "cbs this morning." >> but it's been a great year. we're up 42% from the time we began. we're hoping it will continue to grow. we're trying to make it better every d

he has done interviews with charlie rose, george stephanopoulos, norah o'donnell. i don't think any of those people would -- i think they'd strongly defend the notion that they aren't serious, hard-hitting journalists. and, you know, i think this goes back to the question of what your role. the benefit of having so many outlets out there is that you have many more choices. and many more choices as a professional who is working on behalf of the president or senator or an elected official or an organization. and you have to determine, and one of the choices we make is how to reach the audience we're trying to reach. oftentimes that is millennials. sometimes it's senior citizens. sometimes it's middle aged latinos. i mean, it really depends on who you're trying to reach. and that's a lot of how we make our decisions. i had hoped we would be able to do a "washington post" interview, as i told ruth. and i think there are a lot of reporters, some of whom she has mentioned today who have done incredible and amazing work. and i don't think this question of how the mainstre

norah o'donnell has more from new york. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, michelle. kellyanne conway joins us from the white house this morning. we'll talk with her about the president's first week and his plan to pay for the wall. >> plus only on "cbs this morning" the first in depth interview with mylan's ceo. what she thinks needs to change in the pharmaceutical industry and more about the epipen. >> china lunar new year draws a billion viewers. the biggest show on earth. see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> today a judge is expected to decide the fate of richmond's new rent control laws. kpix 5's lisa chan is live in the newsroom on why people are speaking out right until the decision comes. lisa. >> reporter: rent control is an intense issue facing richmond during the november election. the battle continues. measure l mandates that the rent of apartments built prior to 1995 to not raise more than 3% annually while also making it illegal for landlords to ee investigate tenants if there is no just cause.

norah o'donnell joins us now from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle.head, what to expect from president-elect trump's meeting today with u.s. intelligence leaders. top adviser kellyanne conway will join us. >> in her first tv interview the parents of steven sotloff killed in syria speak out their reactions to america's no ransom policy in a preview of "60 minutes." and in seaworld the orca show is being phased out. how the park is working to rebrand itself. see you at 7:00. >> have a great weekend. >> thank you, you, too. >> thanks. >>> here in the bay area, it's going to be wet. we are keeping an/on the roads and the. >> he yes, i -- we're keeping an eye on the roads and the weather. >> thank you. >>> the roads are looking good right now except for the altamont pass which we'll get to. but first, let's start with mass transit. we have a couple of updates for you. for bart, it's on time right now. but over the weekend, the pittsburg-bay point line will be delayed up to 20 minutes due to some track work that they will be doing. ace train is on time. mun

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.p meets with brutic prime minister theresa may. he was supposed to meet with mexico's president but he said if he's supposed to pay for the badly needed wall, it would be best to cancel the meeting. >> he called off that visit. at a retreat for republicans in coronation president trump talked about the funding issue. >> we're working on a tax reform bill that will reduce our trade deficits, increase american exports, and will generate revenue from mexico that will pay for the wall if we decide go that route. >> white house press secretary sean spicer said a 20% tax on imports from mexico would generate enough money, but later he said any tariff could range from 5% to 20%, and chief of staff reince priebus said 20% tax is part of a buffet of options. >> republicans are back in washington after discussing their agenda at t they called on members to approve funding for theicll. some republicans are not exactly falling in line. nancy cordes is on the gop summit. she's on capitol hill. good

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and miss norah o'donnell.le are dead after dangerous ice storm batteruced mh of the central united states. the system pounded parts of texas overnight with heavy rain, flooding, and tornadoes. two touched down south of dallas. it damaged a hangar at the grand prairie municipal airports. >> an ice storm crushed trees, cracked power lines and sent cars out of control. ice and winter storm warnings are in place from new mexico up to iowa. winter weather advisories are in effect to the north and the east. >>> donald trump will be sworn in as the 45th president in four days. he still has a strange relationship with the intelligence community. he blasted cia director john brennan last night on twitter writing, was this the leaker of fake news. mr. trump was reacted to brennan's response when he was asked if the president understands the threat from russia. >> i don't think he has a full appreciation of russian capabilities, russia's intentions and actions that they're undertaking in many parts of the d. and sponlts

. ♪ >>> i'm king and norah o'donnell.elect trump nominees will test out at their confirmation hearings. three have direct conflict with the departments they seek to head. rick perry proposed eliminates that department in 2011 when he was governor of texas. >> scott pruitt nominated to be the epa administrator is a climate change exceptsic. the oklahoma attorney general has sued the agency several time it's. and congressman tom price a strong critic of obamacare is expected to be appointed health and human services tomorrow. >>> and earlier he bought stock in zimmer bio met. zimmer biomet's political action fund donated. cbs news reached out to both for comment but we've not heard back. >>> president-elect donald trump has scheduled a trip today to washington. other world leaders are in davos, switzerland, where the world economic forum just got under way. xi jinping made a strong call for globalization. he never mentioned the president-elect trump directly but said no one would emerge as a global trade war. >> xi said, qu

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.eneral who order on immigration. sally yates from the obama administration, she said she was not convinced that the president's order was lawful. in a statement, the white house said, quote, yates betrayed the department of justice. >> dana boente was sworn in last night. he will enforce the president's order. yates was only going to stay with the new administration until the president's nominee for the attorney general senator jeff sessions is confirmed. white house press secretary sean spicer said yesterday that the travel ban was not issued because of any specific threats. >> getting ahead of threats is the key. not waiting until they happen. not saying, hey, once it happens, how do we react so it doesn't happen again. i think what i want to be clear about, is that since becoming president he's continued to take steps with executive order and otherwise, to make sure that this country is as safe as it can be and we're a threats. >>> american diplomats in qatar, sudan and uea and indo

get nervous when one woman is mad at me. [ laughter ] >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnelland deadly storm slamming the east coast. near hurricane force and heavy rain. it is lashing states from delaware to maine. floodwaters submerged streets overnight making some nearly impossible. >> along the coast, the waves hammered sea walls and the wind ripped across a sand dune. the man's death is being blamed on the storm. the impact of the system is expected well into tomorrow with rain, sleet and snow. >>> the first job approval rating of president trump has set a new record. only 49% approve of the way mr. trump is handling the job. that is the lowest in gallup polling history, the president signed three presidential memoranda yesterday. one of them imposes a federal hiring freeze. it does not apply to the military or to jobs with national security or public safety role. >>> the president also reinstated the so-called mexico city policy. it says foreign and nongovernment get american funding should not perform or promote abortion. and mr. trump kept a campaign promise taking th

charlie rose, norah o'donnell and gayle king are off.eadly weekend attack on the weekend claimed by isis. the suspect opened fire about an hour into the new year. seen approaching the istanbul club with a rifle. the gunman escaped after the attack. >>> victims came from more than a dozen countries around the world. the gunman killed 39 people, 70 others injured including one american. turkish media now reports that police have detained eight suspects who may be connected to the shooting. jonathan vigliotti is in istanbul outside the scene of the attack. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. club reyna is one of the most popular nightclubs in this city, one of the places where people line up for hours only to be turned away at the door. today a much different scene, police lined up, a blue tarp set up and behind it investigators working around the clock to collect evidence from this massive crime scene. >> ten, nine, eight. >> reporter: cell phone video shows a crowd of 600 ringing in the new year. but just one hour into 2017, the gunm

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.erful and deadly storm slamming the east coast. the nor'easter is packing winds near hurricane force and heavy rain. it is lashing states from delaware to maine. floodwaters sub merged streets overnight, making some nearly impassable. >> hammering sea walls and wind whipped across the sand dunes. a man's death in philadelphia is being blamed on this storm. the impact of the massive system is expected to last into tomorrow with rain, sleet and snow. >>> very first job approval rating for president trump set a new record. gallup poll shows only 45% of americans approve of the way mr. trump is doing the job, the lowest dating back to president eisenhower. the president signed three presidential memoranda, one imposing a federal hiring freeze. it does not apply to the military or jobs at the national security or public safety role. >> the president also reinstated the so-called mexico city policy. it says foreign nongovernment organizations that get american funding should not perform or p

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. >>> rescue workers in central rescue peoplee trapped in a hotel by snow. some have sent messages from inside pleading to be rescued. the hotel was built to be earthquake-proof but has no protection against avalanches. >> that mountainous region was hit by earthquake fwhs the past and received three feet of snow last week. alpine skiers were reaching them by skis. some believed to be inside the buried building tweeted help, we are cold. >>> the president-elect escapes his press pool last night to visit his hotel near the white house and he banned reporters from seeing or hearing his remarks at two inaugural events. instead he tweets photos honoring mike pence. mr. trump is at trump tower and wreath at the atom of the unknown at arlington cemetery. he'll stay at the blair house. it's the guest house. and it's traditional for president-elects to stay there the night before the inauguration. >>> that is a very different tone than president-elect trump has taken toward russia and toward president vladimir putin. speaker ryan told us

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. americans are under a winter weather advisory. west coast is blasted with strong winds, heavy wind and snow, the biggest in more than a decade. the storm killed at least two people in california. flooding triggered a state of emergency in nevada. >>> from the great plains to the southeast, below-freezing temperatures are chilling much of the country, creating dangerous driving conditions with thousands of spinouts and crashes, including this pileup in connecticut, involving about 20 cars and trucks. >>> a russian government spokesman says a new u.s. intelligence report on political hack something reminiscent of a witch hunt. transition officials now say mr. trump accepts that russia tried to disrupt the election. >>> the obama administration is boosting the american military presence in europe to try to deter the russian military aggression. tanks have just arrived in bremerhaven, germany and will be moved to poland. we spoke to commanders about the buildup. >> reporter: since the col

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.cutive order to begin u.s./mexico border. questions remain about funding for this project. >> you may recall the president promised as a candidate mexico would pay for this wall. the mexican president will visit with mr. trump next week. >>> later he's also expected to restrict the flow of refugees and muslims coming into the country. major garrett at the white house has covered president trump since the campaign. major, good morning. >> i want to ask you about the effect of these executive actions and orders. i mean in order to build a wall, you need congress to actually approve legislation and funding. so what's the meaning? >> exactly. when you talk about presidential action, it is most powerful and most important and most long-lasting when it's done in cooperation. it becomes a law. now, executive orders can have wide-ranging impact. we receive a little bit of both from this this week. but an executive memoranda is more like a request for bureaucracy to do something. it's like a me

morning's "eye opener" is presented by liberty of mutual >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnellng. the clemson tigers are champions and atop college football after a dramatic comeback win. >> watson -- touchdown! >> and a shocking turnaround, clemson defeated alabama 35-31 in the last second of the game. wow. the defending champ clemson tide jumped to an early lead. but on their last drive, the tigers pruoved to be too much fr the defense. dabo swinney said the feeling was indescribable. >> i hold them at halftime, guys, we're going to win the game. i don't know how, but we're going to win it. man, i'm just so thankful and blessed. it just doesn't even feel real to me. >> he said it was all about love. love on that field. and talent. >> and it was just one great play after another. >> we're so happy for them, really, all the clemson people. >>> donald trump says his son-in-law will be invaluable as a white house senior adviser, jared kushner and other officials met in the house speaker's office last night to discuss tax reform. kushner set up the trump campaign's highly effectiv

. ⌞>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. football title. the front pages in south carolina say it all this morning. the clemson tigers are champions after a dramatic comeback win. >> watson. touchdown! >> in our shocking turnaround, clemson defeated alabama in the last second of the game. wow! defending champ, cltide got ear lead. but the tigers proved to be too much. >> i told them at half time we're going to win the game. i don't know how but we're going to win it and, man, just -- i mean, i'm just so thankful and blessed and it doesn't even seem real to me. >> he said it was all about love. and talent. >> and it was just one great play after another. one dramatic moment after another. >> you're so happy for them. really congrats. >> all the clemson people. >> congrats on a great game. >>> president-elect donald trump says his son-in-law will be invaluable as a white house senior adviser. jared kushner and other transition officials met in the house speaker's office last night to discuss tax reform. kushner set out the tru

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. is considering plan to reorganize the intelligence he may significantly cut back the office of director of national intelligence. mr. trump has not yet named a new director. sources involved in the discussions tell cbs news he may leave the post vacant. they say it would reduce staffing and eliminate another layer of bureaucracy. congress created the director of national intelligence after they found agencies like the cia and fbi were not sharing information that could have prevented the attacks. >> mr. trump questions the intelligence community especially over questions that russia hackers tried to influence the 2016 election. the president-elect has also praised russian president vladimir putin and julian assange. he promised on new year's eve to divulge what he knows about the election hacking. >> i know a lot about hacking and it's a very hard thing to prove. i also know things other peopl sure of the information. >> what is it that you know that other people don't know? >> you'll

i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell. charlie is off today. hi's actually on assign.d hands. anthony mason is here. >> charlie is right there. >>> george h.w. bush was hospitalized overnight. we learned he was taken to a houston methodist hospital for shortness of breath four days ago. >> mr. bush is expected to go home in a couple of days. at 92 he is the oldest living president. he suffers from a form of parkinson's disease. >>> two of president-elect trump's cabinet nominees are likely to face difficult confirmation hearings this morning. the democrats slammed trump's pick for the epa, scott pruitt. georgia congressman tom price will face questions about investing in a meld cal company and then introducing a regulate affecting it. nominee betsy devos, democrats question her experience. >> mrs. devos, do you have any direct experience in running a bank? >> senator, i do not. >> have you ever managed or overseen a trillion dollar loan program? >> i have not. >> how about a billion dollar program? >> i have not. >> in a speech you were pretty blunt, quote, government

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.ing to fin motive for two gunmen opening fire at a mosque. six were killed. eight other people were wounded. plea say more than 50 worshippers were at the mosque at the time of the attack. >> they range in age from 35 to 70. police do not believe there are any other suspects. two were arrested. in new york police are stepping up controls at mosques. >> president trump is standing by his travel ban affecting seven mostly muslim countries. tweeted there is nothing nice about searching for terrorists before they can enter our country. this was a big part of my cam pape. study the world. the seven countries will not be allowed to enter the united states for 90 days last night homeland security said green card holders will be able to come here, but nay have to go through extra widespread protests including a 120-day ban on settling refugees. he tweeted, quote, only 109 people out of 525,000 were detain and held for questioning. big problems at airports were cause by delta computer outage. p

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.nt-elect rump's cabinet nominees will t more presi week at their confirmation hearings. three have put themselves into irect conflict with the e have dirs they seek to head. secretary of energy nominee rick nates proposed eliminating that department in 2011 when he was governor of texas. >>> scott pruitt nominated for the epa administrator is a imate changege skeptic, suing he agency several times and congressman tom price, a strong aitic of obamacare has a hearing to be secretary of health and human services ctedrrow. >>> this morning, congressman price faces questions of insider trading. early last year he bought stock in zimmer biomet. days later, he sbrusd a price to zlay regulation that would be harmful to the company. zimmer bichlt omet then later donated to his fund. the company had no knowledge of trumps zimmer biomet purchase. cbs has reach ed out to both price and the trump transition team and have not heard word back. and, whed economic forum just got under way. xi jinping m

king and norah o'donnell.-elect donald trump spoke with the director of national intelligence last night after accusing the intelligence community lies about him. in a rare statement james clapper said he talked with the president-elect on recent reports on the intelligence briefing last friday. clapper said, quote, i expressed my profound dismay at the leaks that have been appearing in the press and we both agree that they are extremely corrosive and damaging to our national security. >> james clapper also said that they spoke about a 35-page document containing potentially compromising information on the president-elect. that document has not been verified. claerp sa clapper said this, quote, i emphasize that this doumit is not a u.s. intelligence community product. >> i thit was disgraceful, disgraceful that the intelligence agencies allowed any information that turned out to be so false and fake out. i think it's a disgrace, and i say that and i say that and that's something that nazi germany would have do

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.e actions today to enable construction of a wall on the mexican border. congress first authorized construction of a physical bordbore barrier on the southern border in 2006. >> the president promised as a candidate that mexico will pay for this wall. the mexican president will visit with mr. trump next week. >> later this week, the white house is still working on the methods and timing. major garret has covered this since the campaign. in order to build a wall you need congress to actually approve legislation and funding. >> right. >> so what's the meaning? >> exactly. when you talk about presidential action, it is most powerful, most important and most long lasting when it's done in cooperation and concert with the united states congress and becomes a law. executive orders can have wide-ranging impacts. so can executive memoranda. we've seen a little bit of both from this administration so far this week. but an executive memoranda actually is more like a request to the federal bureauc

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.ng to find out the motive for a massacre. islamic cultural center in quebec city. 17 others were wounded. more than 50 worshippers were at the mosque during the attack. >> victims killed range in age from 35 to 70. two suspects are in custody at this hour. police do not believe there are any other suspects. canadian prime minister justin trudeau called the shooting a terrorist attack on muslims. in the united states and europe, police are stepping up patrols at mosques. >>> president trump is standing by his travel ban affecting mostly muslim seven countries. he said there is nothing nice about searching for terrorists before they can enter our country. this was a big part of my campaign. study the world. the order says travelers from iran, iraq, syria, somalia, and yemen will not be allowed to enter the united states. green card holders will be allowed to come here but may have to go through extra screening. >> widespread protests against the rules, including a 120-ban on resettling r