. >> billionaire developer larry silver steen took the lease here just two month before the 9/11 attacks, and has overseen the rebuilding of lower manhattan. the newest resident are the modern type. high tech giants like spotify, which has 14 floors here. >> seems like you have a lot of young people here. >> all but me. >> doctor kenneth oreo, high- tech healthcare research company recently moved in. >> when you gather company like spotify, and you get young people, i think it makes it easier for us to recruit young, intelligent people that are at the start of their career. >> silver steen not only accepts this new vibe -- >> don't stop. >> he embraces it. >> so are the days of the world trade center ac button up financial hub -- >> totally changed over, totally changed. >> now 86, silver steen watched the original twin towers go up, and then come down. sixteen years later, he sees a transformation. from darkness to light, and color. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> that's a cool story. tough up there. who knew? up next, another beautiful site overseas to show you. >> show you more

what's notable that the president did not tweet once about the terror attack yesterday, but kir steen gill grant, they've gone back and forth. there's so much that we can say. you know you guys have been talkingbo twitter. let's bring in tom fitzgerald. every day we see something different. i should not see when i see a tweet like this from this president of the united states. i just think it is beneath the office. go to your report now. >>reporter: i will tell you that this particular tweet did unleash a furry up here on capital hill and it came on a day just hours after some 59 democratic congress women today sent a letter to tray gout ticketed event demanding that an investigation be opened up into these allegations, this renewed focus of sexual assault that allegedly had been committed by donald trump before he was the president of the united states. we spoke to some of the leaders of this movement here today. this is what they had to say. to date more than 17 women have publicly come forward to accuse donald trump of sexual misconduct. foorsed kissing, un wanted tusmg and groping

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jeff sessions and kir steen nielsen met with reporters in baltimore today. there are now 50,000 members of ms13 in the us and are blaming failed i am graition policies for allowing the gang to grow out of control. they're working to ease the burden on immigration courts backlogged by more than 600,000 cases. dhs intends to higher one 1,000 attorneys and we support immigration judges. we will not standby as this cancer spreads. ms13 gang members are raping, killing and torturing americans. they are selling drugs and trafficking our children in our communities they must be >> homeland security secretary right there says is agents have arrested nearly 800 members this year. alabama members will make what he calls the right decision at the polls today voting in the special election to elect his seat. deppic doug jones is going up against roy mower. multiple women have accused moore of sexual misconduct president he's denied the allegations. sessions says he voted by and tea ballots. tonight nearly 60 democratic members of congress want to open an investigation i

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. >>> disgraced movie mogul harvey wine steen is calling accusations made by actress selma hayek notccurate. witnesses have a different account of what transpired. in the column for the new york times hayek claims she rebuffed repeated unwanted advances from the producer during the filming of the 2002 movie freida. he even threatened to kill her when she said no. >> let me assure you i have never groped, inappropriately exposed myself or approached any colleague ever in my 30 year career. >> defending himself after pbs suspended his show amid sexual misconduct allegations. yesterday a pbs spokesperson says an outside law firm is investigating several claims against the 53-year-old host. in a video on facebook he denied the claims and went on to say that pbs over reacted and launched the sloppy investigation. this investigation comes less than a month after pbs cut ties with charlie rose after eight women reported unwanted sexual advances. >>> on a brighter note we've been telling you about our give hope campaign for children's national all week long and your generosity is astounding.

confidence tonight for rob erlt musclier, the only man who can fire musclier, deputy general ron rosen steen said musclier has the to keep the russian investigation moving along despite the text messages between two fbi employees. they were clearly in favor of the president or his policies. they were citing those texts to shut the whole investigation down or appoint a second to investigate the special counsel. on the other hand you have blake fair tolled and you can't forget this picture. that is him. he is a sitting congressman in the united states house of representatives. the congressman with a pen chon for pennsylvania jambs accusations of improper behavior is now the target of new allegations. these are coming from his former communications director micro cola, he said fair told made de meaning jokes and made an environment in the workplace so hostile it apparently made him vomit after work every day. that is a report present cnn who held an interview. he also made jokes at the of the mentally dis iebled. he has rebuked calls . you did have the resignation of john con irs anal franken a

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they say the shooting happ steen argument inside the sunoco a-plus mini mar argument spilled into the parking lot area just few feet away from the gaspps, a , where the actual shooting happened. it occre night,ly arrived on scene here to the corner of broadey found r old man, unresponsive, bleeding on thehed groo nearby hospital. authorities say the that he was shot four times. twice the head. now, while four bullet hit the victim, police believe the shtevictim a dozen times, all in close proximity. now the shooter managed to flea the scene before police arrived. now they are looking for him, along with a woman they believe that he was with. they're combing right now through surveillance video from the gas station id those t. >> now, fortunately, inside that mini market, we did find numerous cameras. and it does show and did record the victim inside of the mini market,lieve it also re shooter who was inside the mini market with the victim when there was an altercation. >> and again, the victim is a 31 year old that he only lived a few blocks from here. his injuries, are so severe, aut

in europe most customers are choosing traditional gas powered cars diesel motors are steen on more and more car lots following the diesel gate scandal and talk of possible driving bans and then possible end of diesel subsidies. and i will have a full fifteen minutes of business for you next hour thank you ben a court in turkey has released a turkish german journalist pending trial for terrorism michelle tillis case says test at the already strained relations between berlin and to lou was arrested earlier this year and what human rights organizations have called a targeted crackdown on free speech and turkey. michelle a total can finally embrace her family members again she'd been in a women's prison since april when she was arrested in istanbul her three year old son also spent time with her behind bars. is a big fish i'm very happy but also very exhausted and this is been a huge sacrifice that i still have to process. it's dangerous to leave in the coming days i'll get a clear idea of what actually happened and be able to say mall. but told those new freedom only goes so far turkish a

. >> senator diane finocchiaro steen said evidence for the case is coming partly from the continual tweets from the white house. laura, cbs-3, "eyewitness news ". >> and the race for one of alabama's senate seats is in its final stretch. >> new cbs pole shows republican roy moore is ahead of his opponent. hear from voters who say they're voting for moore despite the sexual misconduct allegations against him. >>> anarchs top lawmaker wants to you watch out for the grinch. hear his warning what he wants the government to do about it when we come back. >> good morning, 4:42, southwest airlines is investigating why one of its planes had to make an emergency landing last night. the jetliner was on it way from sacramento to orange county california when burning smell was reported in the cabin. pilots safely landed the plane at los angeles international, as a precaution, those passengers eventually got on their way, no word yet on what caused the burning smell. >> alabama special senate election just over a week away , while many believe the race to be a toss-up, new cbs pole puts republican roy

and steen one of the sled dog handlers they preferred to be among themselves during the easter service. the. move. to. but that's not the case during the traditional cafe mc gathering with coffee cake and herring everyone is welcome at the home of the two teaches. most teachers leave again after a year howden lane i have stayed. totally through very very good here coddled. steams we moved here in two thousand and seven staying tuckey and hunts were so nice they invited us to a dog sled race but nobody told us how far to go in the end it was thirty forty kilometers the others had ten twelve even fourteen dogs when we only had five and they crossed the finish line long before i arrived an hour later. so had they have had several cups of coffee by then they were going to clarify when we lose seven dogs and the others he is seven we can compete but if they have double the number things get tight for us. but even after five years in right away harold still loses against a local man in the races among the women almost always wins there's not as much competition. for. the. fountain the buy in

. >> reporter: author michael born steen in an emotional return to auschwitz 72 years after he was liberatedin this video. >> we are so lucky to be alive. >> reporter: when we last saw him his book "survivor's club" connected him to two women who were at his side as children. >> i just want to hug you guys. can we hug? >> reporter: only 52 children under 8 survived the concentration camp. now michael has met more. saul schulman. >> i thought it would be special to see someone actually who was even younger than me. >> reporter: he was 6 when both he and michael were hiding probably feet apart in the infirmary. >> jewish soldiers would come in periodically and yell for everyone to go out. i decided as long as i could stay here, i will. >> reporter: like michael, it was a decision that likely saved his life. >> i didn't expect to find somebody who was there in the informry with me. >> reporter: he's met four other survivors. >> i'm a survivor, too. >> reporter: and michael's research has brought him something else -- the only photograph of his brother who was killed. >> he looks just like you.

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for ukraine steen cold and serving not around if you can imagine is going to be in the halls and everything to the west single cigarette maximus are barred to best is to vienna minus two in warsaw it's a bit warmer in london and paris but it's all relative to be honest and that is where we are talking a bit more. pushes in jury. wednesday so you've got ten degrees in london and snow forming in central france more likely a significant forming in the alps and swiss arps and lower ground even back into germany but mostly it's not snow mostly it's just cold weather you've got the circulation revit most answered part in here as well and probably slovakia that line very obvious and behind it return to double figures this of course is thursday and it doesn't affect most if you're just the north and it's been going in and out of mild weather and wet weather in car with anyway that given you introduce cold air over warm water was get clouds form it's exactly what's happening here the colors come down through the central med there's a good two days of significant right now i think for libya and somet

. >> steen: i understand you had-- pretty young? how d you when you mod? ago or something. >> it was six years ago! thank you so much, yes. it's about to be six years. >> stephen: it's about to be six years. >> about to be six years. >> stephen: you can explain-- can ex what is happening? this is-- how old were you when you drew this? ( laughter ) >> so, i was nine. i was in-- i was in therapy at that time. ( laughter ) this was-- i drew this in therapy. this is me, i guess, with really-- it's great artistry, with my shoes. and then this is anxiety here. >> stephen: right down here? >> it's a little green monster that looks a little bit, like someone backstage said, a uterus, with some ovaries. ( laughter ) >> stephen: uh-huh. >> but i didn't mean for it to be hormonally-related in any way. like i said, i was nine. >> stephen: let's follow that feeling. let's follow that feeling. where does that take you? >> i was a very, very, very anxious child, and i had a lot of panic attacks. and i benefited in a big way from therapy. >> stephen: this was nine years o

rtd specialists are already working closely with officials at the steen locally as well as with amtrako assist them in their efforts to support all of those but is accident. some of the investigators on the west coast will be arriving on scene this afternoon. the rest of the go team expect to arrive at the scene late tonight. for the latest information on media briefing, i encourage you to follow up on twitter at# at#ntsb --goteam . will be holding a number of media briefing at the scene over the next few days in washington state. now, i would be happy to take a few questions and if you like to ask a question, please raise your hand, and i would recognize you, and then please identify yourself and your media outlet. >> do you think this acronym could be speed related >> it is too early to know. we are sending investigators to the scene, so will find all that. we ought to give you is accurate information as possible. >> "washington post, do you have a number of fatalities that is updated? >> you probably heard a lot of numbers reported, by different news outlets, and we leave that to th

asked melissa silver steen.nclusiveness and behind the camera nominee is a new challenge for the globes which is a tv broadcast is as much as cocktail party featuring hollywood's leet as it is an awards show. in the wake of nominees, christopher nolan, steven spieer scott, the absence of jordan peele, director of "get out" has sparked criticism online. now the conversation figures to change. while the globes are chosen by foreign journalists based in southern california, wednesday's s.a.g. award nominees will have been chosen by some 2,500 actors, peers of those being nominated. their choices off carrying added meaning for those selected. but in a post oscar so white environment, those choices are likely to be scrutinized just as closely. adrianna: all right. listen up, girl scout cookie lovers. at last new breakfast creation coming out soon. some of the flavors will be available as yogurts. there's thin mint, peanut butter chocolate and caramel coke enough. for all of you purist, the peanut butter choke that is

>> well, look, i mean, you have got a situation where rosen steen walrosenstein walks mueller out --stein. how do you know that? >> within 24 hours rosenstein appoints him to be the head of the probe. if he was being considered for the job back, the job he wanted, he would have gotten it. >> hold on, hold on a second. don't over power me with your, you know, your wisdom of the law kwaeu shus attacks. if trump didn't like mueller, okay, you are saying you had this meeting, you are not getting the job and you don't make the grade, and then right after it the guy that he appoints to head up what is happening in the doj picks him, the same guy he leaned on for this memo about why comey had to go -- >> rosenstein wrote that memo. you are making a lot of assumptions there. >> i am making none. i am asking questions based on your assumptions. >> look, the timeline is what it is, right? the fact that mueller after getting rejected for getting his own job back and picks andrew weissman to be his number two, and you are saying he couldn't pick somebody that didn't attend the hillary clinton el

there is a new book coming out from normal -- norman fingal steen who documents meticulously the attackshat israel has been waging specifically against gaza and how these institute prosecutable war crimes. and those attacks took place under democrats, under republicans. trump is just dropping the pretense of neutrality now. amy: at the same time, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley claiming the u.s. helped push the united nations to cut its budget for the upcoming year by $285 million. her statement coming sunday only days after trump himself threatened to cut off funding to countries if they vote against the united states. on the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel, despite the fact that you in general some legal voted overwhelmingly against the u.s. >> this is part of a broader that in the u.s. policy this is an innovation by trump. revolution rightist that is being implemented in washington now with the unprecedented transfer of wealth to the richest, the attack on the environment, on labor unions , on the poorest people -- that would have happened un

the cook report and also neera tan den, president of the center for american progress and norm orion steen, a congressional scholar and the coauthor of "one nation after trump." welcome the all three of you. norm, i start with you. you wrote a book 11 years ago and the subtitle was "how congress is failing america." and you actually want to revise some of the conclusions you came to in that. >> yeah. that book really cast a lot of blame on both parties for the decline of congress as a deliberative body, as a body that really debated and worked together and used the rules in an appropriate fashion to allow all the members to have a say and a buy-in and now it's really cheer what we have is acy metric and seen it on display this year with an all-republican congress. the idea of now turning to bipartisanship after tax bill that is unlike anything that i have seen ever in almost 50 years in washington in terms of giving a middle finger to the normal process shutting out democrats who wanted to be involved like joe manchin, it's almost absurd that they're now stretching out a hand for help and

. >> billionaire developer larry silver steen took the lease here two months before the 9/11 attackswhich leased 14 floors here. >> seem you have a lot of young people here. >> all but me. >> research company recently moved in. >> when you get a company like spotify, you get young people, i think it makes it easier for us to recruit young intelligent people at the start of their career. >> not only accepts this new vibe -- >> he's going don't stop. >> embrace it is. >> so are the days of the world trade center being a button up financial hub totally changed? >> totally changed. >> now watched the original twin towers go up, and then come down. sixteen years later he sees transformation from darkness to light and color. >> kenneth craig cbs news, new york. >> and it is now nine minutes before 7:00. there is a lot coming up on cb s this morning. >> gale king and nora o'donnell join us live from new york with a preview. good morning to you both. >> good morning to you joe rahel. learning new details about what's in the senate tax bill, how it could affect your family. white house budget

ok well thank you very much for sharing your thoughts with us general fears steen former u.s. ambassador to yemen and now director of government relations at the middle east institute thank you. now the lebanese prime minister saad hariri has withdrawn his resignation after talks with opposition leaders are very shocking announcement while visiting riyadh last month sparked a letter come up have all seen a harder has the reaction from a right saddo how did he cause the political crisis early in november when he suddenly resigned while in the saudi arabian capital riyadh he has now decided to stay on as prime minister he made the announcement after rival politicians renewed their commitment to lebanon's policy of staying out of regional conflicts the agreement was reaffirmed by cabinet after it met for the first time since the crisis it's the example when all groups in the lebanese government are committed to disassociate themselves from regional conflicts or wars or any of the internal affairs of other countries so that we preserve our economic and political relations with ara

. >> steen bannon lashing out at mitt romney. >> for honor and integrity in a pinky finger than your entire family has in its dna. >>> they believe they have foiled a plan to assassinate british prime minister theresa may. >> he probably should stick with it. >> russia has been banned from the winter olympics. >> this is nice. russia was also banned from participating in the next presidential election. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> the country's government officials are forbidden to attend. its flag will not be displayed at the opening ceremony, and its anthem will not sound. also for the duration of the games, any serbs, we refer to as cheater sauce. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king and bianna golodryga. we're beginning with those pictures because now large areas of southern california are under a state of emergency because of raging wildfires. the biggest of three major fires is in ventura county. it's burned an area nearly twice the size of san francisco. >> more

last year de lesseps married tom did he ug steen no.seven months of marriage. she was released on her own recog any sans with the judge allowing her to return to new york. he urged her not to ignore the charges saying it won't be hard to find her. it definitely won't be hard to find her. cameras are expected to roll soon on the other hand tenth season of the house wiefs of new york city. dan, paula. >> sounds like they have a plot line. >> they certainly do. they're pretty serious charges. >> indeed. so did everybody's gift box come from amazon. one billion items sold. we'll tell you if you bought of the biggest items of the season after this quick break. you ever feel like... cliché foil characters scheming against a top insurer for no reason? nah. so, why don't we like flo? she has the name your price tool, and we want it. but why? why don't we actually do any work? why do you only own one suit? it's just the way it is, underdeveloped office character. you're right. thanks, bill. no, you're bill. i'm tom. you know what? no one cares.

lisa far steen from the tsa. >> any large electronic devices lar jenn than control phone need to come area on and please put them in bin. nothing above them or blow them that's a new policy that started getting implemented this year. >> reporter: and also, tsa is saying a lot of times these lines get stuffed up because people are trying to chug their water that they show up with, and they don't want to just trash it. they're suggesting guys if you have bottled water drink it and then carry on the empty bottle through security and fill it up more cheaply than buying another four dollars bottle of wine on the other side. again, arrive early, don't wrap your gifts. and there's saying 400,000 extra up to 400,000 extra care us. we're seeing some of them but it doesn't sure look like those kinds of numbers at least not yet here at reagan national this morning. guys. >> what time is your flight leave? don't try to go any anywhere. >> tuesday. [ laughter ] >> tuesday. >> there you go. >> all right. thanks, bob. >>> well the hash tag me too movement has put a new spotlight on workplace romance

. >> reporter: allison steen, this new conference is scheduled for 10:30 this york city.t be at the port authority will affect that. but the plan is a scheduled 10:30 news conference in new york city this morning with 16 women who have accused of the president of varying degrees of misconduct. they were all featured in a recent documentary that was released last month called 16 women and donald trump. it was released by a company called brave new films which is hosting this morning's news conference. now, these women the 16 women accused of the president of groping them, fondling them, forcible cybillly kissing, humiliating or harassing them a dozen of these women leveled these accusations against candidate trump. of course, that didn't really stick. he was elected. this was of course before the me too movement. now, these women say they want congress to investigate their allegations. the white house has consistently said these women are lying although back some 12 years ago now in that video that was released during the campaign president trump and told access hollywood

christopher steele and bruce o rmp r, associate deputy attorney general, four doors down from rod rossen steen is meeting with glen simpson. you have orr hanging on it with the guy who wrote and paid for the dosier during the campaign. . here's the kicker. orr is that bruce is ing with, his wife working with fusion g.p.s. we know that's public. we know that's the truth. i appreciate the work that mr. gaetz and my colleagues are doing on this. we're saying, look, give us the documents. answer our questions, for crying out loud, and if not appoint a second special council so the american people can get the truth. because if this happened, and i think it did, if this in fact happened where you had the justice department, the f.b.i. working with one campaign to go after the other campaign, working with the clinton campaign to go after president trump's campaign, if that happened, that is as wrong as it gets, that is something that should never take place in the united states of america and that's why this is so important. that's why the congress congressman gaetz is doing, other colleagues are doi

the latest there that was marco rubio speaking with the local paper for more, we're joined by cnbc steenour contributor larry kudlow lar larry, welcome to you and what do you make of these comments? >> i don't understand them they're silly. they contradict what we hid two weeks ago. maybe he sees some political benefit although i don't get that, either i mean, the corporate tax cut for large and small businesses, plus the expensing, plus the repatriation, is going to deliver an investment boom president trump talked about that in "the new york times" interview. i think president is right i think rubio is wrong i think senator rubio sometimes gets very confused about tax policy that's the way i coopkind of loa that he's not a king, by the way, and he's not even president. i don't think he's going to be president. >> is it confusion, larry, or is it positioning ahead of a, you know, we got the midterms next year, maybe he feels something in the winds that is, you know, in a way more populist more like what the president campaigned on than what was delivered here what do you think? >> well,

request that we teach these immediately it occurred to mee that we should have that conversation with steen freshman mom --dash 16 freshman once the word got out we would be teaching this together there was a big demand we had to read all essays to see which 16 we would choose an afterwards regis said we we will let the registrars office choose randomly then they decided they do it on first-come first serve and student had to sign up at 7:00 o'clock on a morningig and then of course they crashed the computer system. >> that is a beautiful thing about princeton so in terms of hands-on to write the senior thesis focusing on the undergrad those are wonderful places but with high quality undergraduate education princeton is number one i must say. [laughter] but i believe in the truth. >>host: we have invited you want to talk about your book you have written together. >> as part of harvard and university press we both like it but you have to busy guys with a lot of responsibility and obligations we have traveledig around so we will get to it. we had some interviews together. >> also princeton ma

mueller, rosen steen, they were aware of the deal to sell 20% of the united states uranium to the russians. they were aware of that. they're trying to cover that up that they had their hands in that. do you think that hillary clinton profitted from the sale 20% of our uranium to the russians? there may be some collusion there. host: so as far as the current investigation, nothing that would implicate this administration? host: nothing at all. if this was an honest investigation, how would he not look into that? why would he not be looking into that? this is nonsense. that's all it is. if this was an honest, truthful investigation, they would be looking into that. 20% of our uranium was sold to the soviet union. back in the younger days, they called that treason. host: ok. off of twitter. about 9:00, we're going to have our your money segment in which we take a look at the cost of special investigations into the russian election and previous investigations. another viewer. the candidate roy moore did an interview, talked about the accusers saying things about him during this campaign. >> i

rosen steen -- rosenstein, were involved in the russia investigation that went on a mber of years involved a person working undercover and clearly established for director mueller as head of the f.b.i. and for mr. rosen stein, the u.s. -- rosenstein, the u.s. attorney, clearly established for them that russia was trying to corner the market using or by acquiring merican uranium. and yet while you had a man like jeff sessions trying to go assure that y to nobody could say he acted inappropriately, i think it was done prematurely, but he recused himself. not wanting to be a burden to the president. but as much as attorney general jeff sessions was trying to be air and avoid even the appearance of questions about him handling the russia robert ation, you had mueller and the deputy attorney , appeared to be even more inappropriately than beyond sions was acting .he pale of honor as they, two people involved in the investigation of russia acquiring american uranium, even though it wasn't just hillary clinton that sounded off on it. it was also eric holder and some others. all that needed to be