gertrude stein once said a rose is a rose is a rose and yet each one is different that's especially true of david austin's english roses his followers are shown at large scale events like the chelsea flower show planning for such prestigious events as top priority and both company heads david austin jr and sr are taking a last look before the roses leave the hall. guessing the roses on time since this is the most difficult you've got all these different areas that really come out at different times we have to get it all out on one day which is a day. before not just three weeks earlier than it should because you have to force it. and it gets more and more complicated because there are always new breeds david alston has released almost two hundred of his own since he started coming to the chelsea flower show over thirty years ago. we'd just read our first roses for sale having these new very much is just the six for his they really took the place by storm the very tiny little stand just because you haven't shown these are as before and that's when really the first start to get going. over

and rose let him do that. >> and so without consulting rose or rosemary herself, he decides th decidest this procedure is what is to be done. >> and then cuts into the prefrontal lobe. the surgeon asked the patient to sing and the surgeon continues cutting as long as the patient sings. rosemary is a very dutiful daughter and she sings and she sings and she sings. and when when she stopped singing she has the mental age of a 5-year-old. >> by the end of the procedure, she lost the ability to talk. it is clear this has gone terribly wrong. >> and rosemary is institutionalized from 1941 until she passes. >> i think that experience of having a sister from suffering intellectual disabilities ended up having a ripple effect and years later my aunt played a critical role in recognizing the rights of people who have intellectual disabilities. >> this is the first tragedy to befall the kennedy family. rose is overwhelmed by what happened to their daughter. but also overwhelmed by the fact that her second son, jack, who was physically very weak enlists in probably the most physically difficult j

to be involved with someone like peter fitswilliam was the ultimate sin in rose's eyes. >> rose saysmarrying a divorced man, which means it's not a valid marriage in the eyes of the catholic church. and so she has to tell her beloved daughter she must deoisn her if she goes through with the marriage. >> she really genuinely believed her daughter's soul would go to hell. >> i think it was clear to kick there were no chances getting her mother's approval. but she believed there was some margin with her dad. >> her father is coming over to paris on business in 1948, and she makes an arrangement with him that she and peter fitswilliam will meet him and kathleen's hope is that he will then give his blessing to the marriage. before, though, they have their meeting kathleen and peter decide they will take a mini holiday in the south of france in the riveria. >> fitswilliam and kick decide to fly down. the weather is terrible. the pilot says the weather is too dangerous, but fitswilliams is a reckless man and insists they fly. >> a terrible thunderstorm strikes and they crash into a mountain

roses were growing in the field. the average have an abundance ny for roses but agricultural crafts as well. roses were growing in the field. the average field was 200-3000 plants in the field. around 20,000 plants per acre. crops go -- growing in or to your crops. different ways to grow roses. method pair route you take the cutting from the plant and the plug. today andly popular more economical on our route system but not all roses can be grown that way. from aerything was grown grafted method here in the area and on the acreage and the land surrounding the tyler area. the industry today has changed. processing plants are still here. a lot have been different from the local processes in the area and growers in the fields and california and arizona. that was the devastating breeze that hit here in the 1980's, with roses being a two-year crop, a severe heart freeze in the early 1980's, and it took down a lot of the growers and the crop production. it devastated it. it was hard for growers to get back into production

and he then spoke with rose. cbs saying that licht's response fell within the scope of cbs policy at the time. an assistant to the executive producer says she told him she was concerned about rose's relationship with a young staffer. told the post that assistant did speak to him about rose but did not tell me about inappropriate behavior. rose did not respond to nbc news request for comment but told the post your story is unfair and unaccurate. in a statement, cbs news said we've worked to strengthen existing systems to ensure a safe environment. we cannot corroborate or confirm many of the situations described. the lawyer for three of the women involved in the 2017 incident says his clients will be filing a lawsuit in the coming days. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> camille cosby, the wife of bill cosby made her first public comments today since the comedian was convicted of sexual assault last week. she lashed out at the media for demeaning bill cosby and questioning the acceptance of accusers allegatio

not a cloud in the sky for a rose garden ceremony. stormy still taking center stage here and that stunning revelation from rudy giuliani last night on sean hannity's program the president reimbursed michael cohen for the $130,000 he paid to stormy daniels for the non-disclosure agreement. while it sounded like a bolt out of the blue and appeared to take sean hannity by surprise the whole thing was arranged with his counsel and the president last night. rudy giuliani insisting the president didn't know anything about where the money was going. he had michael cohen on a monthly retainer for services rendered and for expenses incurred. giuliani saying this morning that the money was not for the campaign but the money was to protect the president's reputation. listen here. >> this was for personal reasons. this -- the president had been hurt personally, not politically, personally so much and the first lady by some of the false allegations. that one more false allegation six years old i think he was trying to help the family. for that the

and his mother rose is one of his most important assets. >> rose was the expert at campaigning because she'd been campaigning with her father from the time she was a teenager when he had run for mayor of boston. >> rose kennedy was fantastic in front of an audience. she knew exactly what to say, and she knew exactly how to say it. she was extremely smart about politics, but she was also very smart about human nature. >> there was an idea to have formal tea parties where rose kennedy and her daughters and jack kennedy would go to a fancy

two-year you had mainly grafted roses. one isgrafting and called on on-root method where you actually take a cutting from the plant and root that cutting a plug. that's really popular today. it's more economical. seem to do better on their own root system, but not way.oses can be grown that back in the beginning, most everything was grown from the grafted method here in the area and on the acreage and the land surrounding the tyler area. changed. industry has the processing plants are still here, but there has been a lot of investment from the local processors in the area and in fields in california and arizona. and one of the reasons for that devastating freeze that hit here in the 80's, with roses had aa two-year crop we severe hard freeze in december, in the early 80's. and it took out a lot of the growers and it took out the crop production. it really devastated it. growers to for the get back into production, thatse interest rates at time were about 18%. some folks will remember, back 80's, interest rates were not as

this time she's created a carpaccio of pears and turnips with a large rose blossom. as if it was the sometimes the rose is a bit tricky especially for women who use body lotion zopa fumes with rose ingredients because if you know the fragrance from the fume and then suddenly you have it on your tongue and can taste it that's very strange. and. she mixes the glaze for the salmon filleted with a rose blossom jelly one of her own products the result is a spicy treat with. there are three types of aroma in floral cuisine. doesn't leave the flowers that give off a fragrance and have a very specific flavor a very characteristic flavor for example elderberry or jasmine roses lavender and lilac when you smell or taste it you know right off oh that's lilac or this is rose blossom or elder flowers. the second type is represented by the begonia it has barely any scent but produces more a nonspecific tart flavor and then comes the third type cindy these are blossoms that look magnificent like this who violet all hands and there are coon flowers and poppies which have no scent an

. >> glor: more women accuse charlie rose of sexual misconduct. questions are raised about what cbs knew. medical experts are stumped as a atre form of eye cancer turns up in two locations in the south. >> it was like you had just had the breath knocked out of you. >> glor: how the break in the hunt for a serial killer could help solve other cold cases. and an american icon as few will ever see it. >> reporter: what 81-year-old couldn't use a full checkup? this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: this is our western edition. we're going to begin tonight with that payment made to stormy daniels to keep quiet about the affair she says she had with donald trump years before he became president. mr. trump denies the affair but no longer denies knowledge of the payments. the president's version began changing in a late-night eglevision appearance by one of his newest legal advisers. here's major garrett. >> he didn't know the details of this until we knew the details of it, which was a couple of s eks ago-- maybe not even a couple of wee

martina grows a wide range of flowers on the one hundred twenty square meter plot including roses of course. was the rose is my favorite flower it doesn't necessarily have to be combined with sweet things it goes well with savory dishes to some people call flower cuisine rabbit i would think it must be like salads and they were really surprised to find also harmonizes meat and fish. here's where she normally prepares for flower dinners with guests. this time she's created a carpaccio of pears and turnips with a large road blossom. as a bed it was the sometimes the rose is a bit tricky especially for women who use body lotion zopa fumes with rose ingredients because if you know the fragrance from the post-human then suddenly you have it on your tongue and can taste it that's very strange. and. she mixes the glaze for the salmon filleted with a rose blossom jelly one of her own products the result is a spicy treat with a. there are three types of aroma in floral cuisine. leaves the flowers that give off a fragrance and have a very specific flavor a very characteristic flavor for exampl

this time she's created a carpaccio of pears and turnips with a large rose blossom. as a baby it was the sometimes the rose is a bit tricky especially for women who use body lotion fumes with rose ingredients because if you know the fragrance from the fume and then suddenly you have it on your tongue and can taste it that's very strange. and. she mixes the glaze for the salmon filleted with a rose blossom jelly one of our own products the result is a spicy treat with. there are three types of aroma in floral cuisine. these are flowers that give off a fragrance and have a very specific flavor a very characteristic flavor for example elderberry or jasmine roses lavender and lilac when you smell or taste it you know right off oh that sly like all this is rose blossom or elder flowers. the second type is represented by the begonia it has barely any scent but produces more nonspecific tart flavor and then comes the third type. these of moslems that look magnificent like this who violet all hands and there are coon flowers and poppies which have no scent and very little fl

rose and cbs alleging blatant and repeated sexual harassment by rose.w some managers at cbs were warned about rose as far back as 1986. now rose's lawyer says the claims in the suit are without merit and cbs says it will vigorously defend itself. this new follow-up investigation, talking about who knew what when made me want to speak with one of the original accusers of rose. one of rose's assistants worked on his show for pbs is now the co-founder of a group called press forward. it's an organization that says it wants to change culture in news rooms. she spoke with me about what she experienced and what she's trying to do to make sure it doesn't ever happen again. i really appreciate you being here. i know you haven't spoken on television about this before. i wonder if you could help us understand what happened between you and charlie rose, what that harassment was like and then how it affected your career. >> i worked for charlie for around a year and a half on the pbs show. i was his assistant. the beginning was beautiful and exciting. he's talented

the woman who rose is my favorite flower it doesn't necessarily have to be combined with sweet things it goes well with savory dishes to some people call flower cuisine rabbit i don't think it must be like salads and they really surprised to find it also harmonizes the meat and fish. here's where she normally prepares for flour dinners with guests. this time she's created a carpaccio of pears and turnips with a large road blossom. as a buy that was sometimes the rose is a bit tricky especially for women who use body lotions all perfumes with rose ingredients because if you know the fragrance from the fume and then suddenly you have it when your tongue and can taste it that's very strange. and. she mixes the glaze for the salmon filleted with a rose blossom jelly one of her own products the result is a spicy treat with. there are three types of aroma in floral cuisine. lesa flowers that give off a fragrance and have a very specific flavor a very characteristic flavor for example elderberry old jasmine roses lavender and lilac when you smell or taste it you know right off oh that's lila

. >> charlie rose has not responded to our request for comment but in an e-mail he told the post "your story is unfair and inaccurate." cbs news said today that it ut help investigate sexual harassment and misconduct complaints. obviously, jeff, as uncomfortable as this story is to tell it's important we investigate it and treat it the way he would any other story. >>> a cbs news report about a rare eye cancer affecting groups of people in alabama and north carolina is getting reaction around the world tonight. hundreds say they or someone they know has been diagnosed with ocular melanoma. >> we've had people reach out to us from ireland and south africa, australia, all over the united states, offering support, asking questions. >> reporter: that reaction coming after ashley mccrary and three others auburn university graduates told us of developing a rare eye cancer called ocular melanoma. >> it's like ju you had just had the breath knocked out of you. >> three had to have an eye removed. >> that was very hard for me. growing up, the one thing that i liked about myself was my eyes. >>

. >> he is asking these people, pick a rose, each one of those roses really cool have a card printedrose. >> i made a prediction before you picked what you were going to pick. >> so pick the rose, i bet you the one single card that is turned upsidedown on this desk is going to be the very card that is printed open your roof. >> now one thing the islanders are known for are flowers, corre correct? . so you pick the flowers, very do the flowers pick you? >> i pick the flowers. >> what is the card on the flower. can you tell me. what is the card? ace of clubs. >> she reluctantly shows stuart the rose she picked. >> what's inside? >> immediately her whole demeanor changes when stuart shows her that, in fact the card that is upsidedown in the deck matches her rose. here's another surprise. >> turn it over. >> wow! >> stuart has done a lot of cool videos of the years. i look it. it's really easy stuff. >> anybody up for a little hide and seek? oh, maybe peek-a-boo? >> tasha. where are you? tasha, tasha, where are you, tasha? tasha? >> ah, tasha? >> i love how tasha doesn't understand the c

the dow rose 5 points. the s&p 500 lost 6 points.nasdaq gave up 12 points. >>> the volkswagen's martin winterkorn has been indicted in detroit. the company's plan was to cheat and achieve the highest level. they admit to turning the engines off on the road. winterkorn has been charged with three counts of wire fraud and one of conspireing with other executives to violate the clean air act. >>> 35,000 pounds of ground beef is being recalled by a north carolina processing plant because they may be contaminated with bits of plastic. the meat was sold in indiana and virginia and sold under the packaging label ground beef. consumers are urged to either throw the meat out or return it to the store. >>> and if you're a twitter user, change your password. that is the urging from twitter after recently discovering a bug that stores passwords on an internal log in an unprotected form. twitter claims there's no indication of a breach or that passwords were misused. twitter says you should change that password if you use it elsewhere. anne-marie

an marie parr, delivered a script to rose.e said. that day rose took it farther. annmarie, do you like sex? she said she laughed nervously and left. that is so gross. it makes my skin crawl that she had to endure this at work. and so what did you learn about what managers knew at the time and what they did to address it. >> well, alisyn, the story you told about, she went and did the thing that you're supposed to do. even in 1986, you report to your manager. she got reassigned and charlie rose kept being brought back forever more prominent roles at the network. he was host of the morning show. he was host on 60 minutes. women did alert each other, warn each other about working with him. women went on their managers and they said they had concerns or a specific experience that they wanted to share with managers. if you think about the fact that the most recent account we have is from a woman who was 22 years old in 2017, she reported having an unwelcomed encounter before that woman was even born. >> that really does put it in p

don't want to ♪ i know we all can't be like you ♪ i wish we were all rose- colored, too ♪ my rose-coloredmore on their live nation summer tour! we'll be right back. paramore, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. >> stephen: well that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be jim gaffigan, michael avenatti, andavid chang. good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org.

he said very broad statement there was no knowledge here about rose.eporting shows is that there was knowledge. we talked to women who did flag concerns to managers as early as 1986 and as recently as april 2017. there was no official hr complaint made. and i think that that is a discussion or a topic that deserves perhaps more discussion. when a woman goes to her manager and says this happened to me or i was forcibly kissed or i'm concerned about charlie's attention towards another young woman this doesn't feel right what is an appropriate response? to say there was no knowledge i think our reporting shows there was collective knowledge. >> can you pull back a little bit? the reckoning that has happened since the fall really of 2017 over the me too movement and the times up movement has raised questions not just in the media industry but in the world of politics, in the world of entertainment and regular work places that aren't as high profile all over the country? are there lessons that can be drawn or did you get anything from the women that you spo

he's a brose drinker. >> i can't wait to tell him that. >> rose, the growth rate of rose has been insane's encircling. continues to become more and more and more popular. i thought this was kind of fun it's a southern french rose, classic style. it's in this cool three liter -- >> it's a bag in box. >> the box is a good looking box. >> it looks like you're a total wine-o for carrying this around. the benefit is you're not going to break glass all over the beach. >> the beach, boat. >> camping. >> not that i have one i have a kayak. >> you should have a boat so you can drink your rose on the deck. >> let me try this. >> it's lovely. >> that's smooth >> this is the splurge this is 30 bucks, but this contains three liters. >> this is heavy this is not -- >> this is the equivalent of four bottles of wine if i can do this, if you take the top off, you can actually drop ice in there and keep it cool that way. >> i love this. >> kind of nifty, too. >> let's talk about red because i generally don't think of red as a summer wine this is different. >> this is tintio from santa jewel yes in argenti

society and golden gate rose society team up for the 77th annual mother's day rose show at golden gatelowers. judged and award winning roses will be there sunday 12:30 to 4:00. rose arrangements and photography is up for competition. if your mom sees a bow kuquet se likes, they are available with a donation after the show. >>> what about brunch in oakland. enjoy gorgeous views and a delicious menu with special options. there will also be a dining option for children and live music begins at 1:00 p.m. for details on this and many, go to abc7news.com. we'll link you up with hoodline. >>> okay. if you didn't like any of those ideas for mother's day. we got one more idea up our sleeve. how happy would this little cute one make your mom? how you can take this guy home just ahead in our perfect pet segment with mike nicco. >>> spotty pink. will they notice it? >> i'm waiting for somebody to try to touch i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation a

a former intern for rose's pbs show in 2007 writes in the new york review of books, that rose repeatedly groped her, allegedly forcing her to unclog a toilet in his long island home. the woman says rose was enabled at the highest levels. a spokesperson for pbs calls the details described by the internal as, quote, troubling. they added that the show was produced by rose's independent company and pbs did not supervise its production. they stress they expect the producers of their programs to provide a safe working environment. that's why they immediately terminated the relationship with charlie rose late last year, guys. >> a lot of strands to follow there. stephanie, thank you very much. >>> we're going to get a check of the weather from mr. roker. al, good morning. >> good morning, guys. thank you for getting your weather first from us. what we're looking at today, 10 to 20 degrees above normal temperatures for the western two-thirds of the country. reno is going to see a temperature of 82 degrees. phoenix is normally hot, but 102. oklahoma city is going to see a high of 91. minneapolis

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c canceled rose ann" today because it had to. note, we're -- while rose ann may have wrongly and narrowly viewed ms. jarrett through a racial lens. jarrett emphasizes she has more power than many other people in this country. she has more defenders and more friends and more followers so that while racism is always, of course, wrong whether it's casual or formal or systematic or offered as some sort of quote, bad joke. she's actually more concerned about the insidious and damaging impact of this kind of racism on so many other people living through all of this right now. >> i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine. i'm worried about all the people out there who don't have a circle of friends and followers who come right to their defense. the person who's walking down a street minding their own business and they see somebody cling to their purse or want to cross the street or every black parent i know who has a boy who has to sit down and have a conversation, the talk, as we call it and as you say, those ordinary

and rose kennedy.ext, the kennedys. >> ask what you can do for your country. >> jack believed in the promise of america. >> kennedy was walking into an ambush and he had no idea. >> turns out to be an unmitigated disaster. >> jack needed someone to watch his back. >> i am pleased to accept the position of the attorney generalship. >> he says, grab your balls, let's go. >>> i, john fitzgerald kennedy, do solemnly swear -- >> just over 100 years after his family first set foot in the country, john f. kennedy becomes president of the united states of america. the kennedys have achieved their dream. but in his first year in the white house, jfk learns winning power is one thing, wielding it is another. engulfed by violence at home and conflict around the world, he turns to those he trusts the

rose ceremony time. >> david. >> she wants that guy around? >> david, will you accept this rose? >> of course. >> here is to the beginning of this amazing, crazy story, cheers. >> some guarantees this season. embarrassment. tears. fears. and the most emotional season of "the bachelorette" ever. maybe. alice, out. >> oh, dear. >> oh, dear. he's got to go. >> i love those lines. >> that was genius with jack and chris. >> jack is clearly not a fan of the chicken guy, by the way, but becca, becca was into it. she thought it was funny. she said his personality was really fun. >> she plucked him out. >> well played. there were several guys that were seriously, the chicken guy got a rose. if i don't get a rose i don't know what i'm going to do with myself. one of those guys, model boy was pretty big. >> model boy. >> he's got a good head of hair. >> she should at least keep some eye candy around, look at me. >> that hair is like muiresque, isn't it? >> this guy's ego is something. he's going to create some drama this season. >> he is. we'll make our predictions next week. >>> next up, l

back to charlie rose, cbs news saying it had no human resources complaints about mr. rose. in a statement, quote, since we terminated charlie rose we were to strengthen existing systems to ensure a safe environment, where everyone can do their best work. we offer employees discretion and fairness, we take swift act when we learn about unacceptable behavior. >> some allegations dated back to 31 years ago, there was a different culture, hopefully what we've witnessed in last year will improve the workplace culture. but to charlie rose is going after the washington post. they had 107 women they spoke to, you mean to tell you 107 records of first hand accounts that means nothing? you know 14 women at cbs, i believe. there is something there. cbs finally handled it, but it was too late, it wrong to say we swiftly handled it when you can go back 31 years. >> thank you brit for making me feel very old right now. >> my birthday is coming up, i'm getting old too. john: no, you are not. >> and news is so crazy, that we don't have much time. >> thank you. john: twitter warning users a

the federal reserve's preferred inflation bometer rose 2% from a year earlier. it is the first time in more than a year that the so-called price index for personal consumption expenditures or e achieved the central bank's target. economists say the latest target offers fresh evi long economic expansion is finally lifting consumer pricy. >>> not o has inflation hit a milestone but so has the econom expansion and that could be good news for the stock market. steve liesman explains. >> reporter: the current economic expansion turns 106. 106 months old and tying it for the secon longest in u. history. when this expansion began in 2009 following the deep downturn from the financial crisis, the ipad was still a year away from beingle ed. at eight years and ten months old the current upturn w tiesh the expansion that ramped up from 1961 to 1969. it's almost twice as long as the average expansion but has 14 months to break the record. of course, that didn'tnd well. stocks began rallying a few months before the expansion started to continued rising. accelerated to the ri

shares rose to $2.46. >>> southwest airlines is raiseng its div 28% to 16 cents a share. the airline said it plans to launch a $2 billion share buy back program. that's helped lift shares by 2.5% to $53.01. zuetta which makes medicine for pets says it's buying abaxis for ju under $2billion. they said the deal makes sense because it expects the veterinary diagnostics market to experience stronsh growth. es were off a fraction to $82.85. shares of abaxis jumped o16% $83.84. >>> packaging company p internationaer said today it will not make a hostile for ireland based capital smurfa they said they underbid the company. international h paper agreed to meet with the executives to sweeten the bid either with more cash or more stock, whatever combination they want. shares rose 2% at $55.03. >>> gamestop shareholder tiger manager is urging the comny to adopt a turn around plan. they would like to see the company buy back stock, hold off on making acquisitions and instead vest some businesses. tiger said it wishes to remain a passive shareholder and it will sell shares if ad turn

those initial allegations involved roses show on public television.n today's lawsuit, the three cbs employees say that rose harassed them last year, invited them out to dinner, touching their thighs and quizzing them about their sex lives. the suit also alleges that rose suggested that two of the women have sex with each other. rose has not responded to the accusations. >>> the governor of iowa signed the nation's most restrictive abortion bill into law. kim reynolds was surrounded by women and children in the signing ceremony. the measure requires an ultrasound before the procedure to see if the fetus has a heartbeat. that can be as early as six weeks. planned parenthood and the aclu have said they plan to sue. federal courts have struck down similar legislation in arkansas and north dakota as unconstitutional. >>> student ensnares at san jose state university are gearing up for a robotics competition later this month. 35 students with the robotics team will be competing against university teams from all over the world. they are building prototypes f

is also important because roses are the product of cross pollination and that makes the rose genome highly complex not the project was based at the university of leo it analyzed the bio chemistry of the flowers to figure out which genes are responsible for the color and the smell they've developed a blueprint for a new version of the rose which should also have longer lasting blooms mohammed ben demonic is the senior author of the study he joins us now from leo mohammad benjamin a welcome to the news hour what does this mean for gardeners. hello everybody. what we have done is described actually with the ship the content content of the rose genome and that as you said that she was into easy as the who was genome is quite complex because it's what you call actually scientifically just two hundred of his chromosomes are quite different and to assemble it and get the genetic information one deep eugene information wasn't really easy task to do so we do what up to two approaches and this work actually involved in an international consortium and you got information about the gene content

cbs news president david rose has insisted the network never protected charlie rose. in a note to employee, he revealed the company has retained an outside law firm to help investigate sexual harassment and misconduct complaints. briton says her inbox is filling with potential new leads. >> we're looking at the information that is coming in and we're vetting it and continuing our reporting. >> reporter: charlie rose has not responded to a request for comment but told "the post" your story is unfair and inaccurate. through an attorney, three women also told "the post" they planned to file a lawsuit in the coming days. gayle. >> all right, anna, thank you. listen, the more you hear about the story, the more awkward and more uncomfortable it is. but the good news is, you can say good news, is that the company's investigating, hired somebody from the outside, and i really do feel let the chips fall where they may. we take it very, very seriously. >> as the son of somebody who worked in the news business in the '50s and '60s, i think about the women who had to come forward

with the help of greenland rock rosing estimated that life on earth began three hundred million years earlier than previously thought winning him worldwide acclaim now he's collecting glacial mud instead of rocks as he searches for a new story a story that could benefit his country. at this indian spot the ice has melted. what it's left behind looks like a rocky desert but in fact the sludge is a vast reservoir of minerals which could help fertilize depleted soils. this glacial sludge is from rock crushed by the ice it's interesting because it can be transported anywhere in the world where there's a lack of nutrients in the tropics and subtropics where most people live the soil has a massive shortage of nutrients. in their stuff. the melt water transports the finely crushed much a trickle becomes a stream a river turns into a torrent leaving behind a new landscape. rosing estimates that around a billion tons of minerals reach the coastal areas of greenland in this way every year. enough nutrients to help feed the world. on the way back from his hike rosing bumps into an old acquaintan

rose extremely popular in france, the average adult consuming 20 bottles a year just rose, not wine overall. experts have risen sixfold. the upshot -- rinses 2.4 billion liters of rose may still not be enough this year. i have already begun stockpiling line. genie: there is something about in thebottle of rose spring, with moderation, of course. thank you. it is time for the press review. rushworth joins me on set to look at what some of the papers have been saying. you are going to start with the reelection of nicholas maduro. nick: one of the venezuelan leading on maduro's whim, talking about a great national dialogue. you can see the headline. is, every day bolivian forces, chavez forces, are more united. if all the opposition had been united and taken part, i would still be celebrating, as i am today. maduro triumphant. there is actually a newsfeed online for bolivarian views.. there you can see it. there was a tweet that stood out for me which gives you the bolivarian message directly. in a totally legitimate election free of fraud, without the slightest hint of vote rigging, commendan

the rose garden, of course, is a historic location. it's her first time giving a speech of the length we're going to see and on the west side of the white house. >> she's going to have a teleprompter, the whole nine yards? >> the whole nine yards. >> i want to play a clip of what she's saying, and get your reaction as well. she's putting out a very powerful message to american women. listen to this. >> in light of this last election, i'm concerned about us as women and how we think about ourselves and about each other and what's really going on. i mean, i think more about what is going on in our heads where we let that happen? you know? so i do wonder what are young girls dreaming about if we're still there? if we as women are still suspicious of one another, if we're still -- if we still have this crazy, crazy bar for each other that we don't have for men, if we're still doing that today, if we're more comfortable with -- if we're not comfortable with the notion that a woman could be our president compared to what? you know? >> she go

i care what has the president sign in the rose garden. will these men and women created in tim of god be deported and protected and a pathway for legalization of citizenship? that's what drives me to do what rsdo. so i unnd it, by the grace of god i have had conversations with the presidt where he has celebrated, affirmed, validated the immigrant community in america. >> brangham: reverend rodrigues. ank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> woodruff: the economy may be doing well by many measus, but for years there have real concerns over wage growth and the overall standard of living, aps it's not so surprisi that at least one recent survey showed growing public support for a new gothrnment program would guarantee some income to citizens. ere are small pilot projects of how it could work. economics correspondent paul solman traveled to canada to see that, part of s weekly series, "making sense." >> reporter: cheerios, it says "sans gluten." "without gluten." >> i may not speak french, but i've been in a bilingual country, so glu

the nasdaq rose 73nd the s&p 500 was up 25. bob pisani explain why today's market action could be a good sign for the bulls. >> reporter: it's finally happening. the broad market and key leadership sectors are breaking out othe down trend. bulls are starting to regain control of the narrative. the big cap, s&p 500 and the small cap russell 2000 are reversin the s&p has risen nearly 100 points. the dow more than 1,000 points since thursday's lows. the news has been better for the bulls recently. the jobs report last friday indicated modest jobs growth with modest wage inflation. earnings haveained strong and guidance for earnings for the rest of the year have notop d. earnings growth will be slower next year, however. finally, inflation remains moderate. ten-year treasury, ten-year yields up 3%. april's producer price index, measure of inflation at the wholesale level. well within expectations despite somewhat higher cost for commodities. it's not just the s&p that's breaking out. sectors that were market leade earlier in the ye

i don't know what more we can do to charlie rose except a public flogging.s gone, he's not coming back to cbs news. norah o'donnell, jon dickerson and i are the new team. i know we bring up quality broadcasts surrounded by a quality team. and all we can continue to do is do the best possible job that we can. but you see these allegations. you hear the stories, and it just makes you sick all over again. and i don't know what to do. >> we have to handle the story for -- >> i'm sick of handling it. i just want to move forward and do the best job that we can. that said, you can't ignore what these women are saying. that's also part of my anguish, to know that women are hurt and to say what they're saying. it's good that we're having this conversation. >> 27 new women. >> as we said, we will be covering this story. >> that's the thing, we're not running away >> they reach out to see if they have the new or same cancer since our first report on monday. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." ways to lthe northern belly fat. percussion massage. not cool. freezing aw

reafired rose last fall.reached out to him today for a comment on the suit, but have not heard back. >> breaking news just now coming in. checking in with tony decopele who has more details. >> former president george h.w. bush has been discharged from the hospital. his spokesperson jim mcgraff tweeted out the news the former president had been battling an infection for nearly two weeks. he was hospitalized just days after the death of former first lady barbara bush. mcgraff added the president was doing well and happy to return home. cbs news, new york. woming up next on the "cbs evening news," a high school principal says these t-shirts cross the line, and now the student who wore them is suing. and later, steve hartman introduces us to a little boy with a very big heart. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen?