the star witness, tina new. a witness who was, to be fair, compromised. not just by her waffling about eric's guilt and her own checkered past, but also by one detail in the story tina says eric told her, something defense attorney john barnett says is critical. >> you'd expect if pegye's head was caved in by 35 pound dumbbells, there'd be blood. >> quite a lot of it. >> everywhere. and -- and there wasn't. >> reporter: on the stand, tina tried to defend herself. >> i'm a horrible witness when it comes to lookin' at me on paper. >> did you think anybody would believe you? >> no. you know, i knew that i told exactly what he had said to me and i knew that i was doin' the right thing. and i honestly didn't care what anybody thought. >> reporter: then there was the conversation she had recorded at el torito. eric's own words. the jury heard all of them. barnett offered his own explanation. >> i argued that the reason he said it is to shut her up, to calm her down. in any event, the defense said -- eric never said on tape that he hit pegye. the only person who

tina kraus, cbs news. mollie: straight ahead, how the vatican is firing back after newly-released claims of financial mismanagement, as well as internal resistance to pope francis' reform efforts. and disturbing results from a new survey detailing just how much time teens are spending on so-called entertainment media. those stories and more when the news at noon continues. self. dad: no? culligan man: no. anncr: leave it to the experts. with a culligan whole-house water softening system, you get better water, and service you can actually count on. if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electricity it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. so, what are we waiting for? better water, and service you can actually count on. >> this is iowa's news leader. this i

tina kraus, cbs news. mollie: egyptian officials and aviation experts have dismissed claims from isis who say they shot down the plane. experts say the terror group doesn't have missiles capable of reaching a plane at 31,000 feet. health news is next. last week, we told you about new guidelines suggesting when women should begin mammograms. but coming up, why doctors say a mammogram is simply not enough for one particular group of also, we will recap last night's thrilling world series win for the kansas city royals and why manager ned yost said the outcome was never in doubt. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is "kcci 8 news at noon." with mollie cooney. mollie: right now in health news, may doctors say regular mammograms are the best way to find breast cancer early. but some women may want to ask more questions. jamie yuccas shows us how one woman's story is having an impact across the country. new at noon. jamie: nancy cappello went for a mammogram every year for a decade. >> i have no risk factors an

teen a krause, cbs news -- tina kraus, cbs news, paris. >>> to campaign 2016 where there's been a big shift in the polls. donald trump has surged ahead of ben carson in a pair of new polls. an air force base news washington post survey puts donald trump ahead by 10 points. trump continued to stir emotion on the campaign trail today with his approach to muslims. he said he'd bring back waterboarding, create a data business for syrian refugees and monitor mosques. >> i think waterboarding is peanuts compared to what they do to us. >> trump claimed he witnessed arab americans in new jersey celebrating the fall of the twin towers after the 9/11 attacks. the jersey city mayor responded by saying the republican frontrunner is just plain wrong. >>> coming up it could be an uncomfortable subject for a man, but tonight a simple new test could save many of them from a painful procedure and save a plot of money in -- lot of money in the process. >> plus new evidence el nino could be a huge hit this winter. >> and carlos santana like you've never seen him before, the new bay area exhibit half a c

home to russia today as investigators try to piece together new clues about why the plane went down. tina cross has the latest. >> u.s. intelligence sources tells cbs news the russian jet liner that crashed in egypt was not shot down liningly. they are not ruling out a possible bomb on board the u.s. director of national intelligence says there's no proof that terrorists are to blame. >> we don't have any direct evidence of this terrorist involvement yet. >> russian airline officials contradicts egypt reports that the pilot requested to land at the near yes airport because of technical issues. they say there was no pilot error and assist some type of catastrophic event caused the plane to dive into the desert killing all 224 people on board. relatives broke down as the to st. petersburg monday. passengers had sent these vacation photos before boarding the plane from the resort town on saturday. the jet liner broke apart in mid air about 23 minutes into the flight. investigators hope the black box flight recorders hold the clues they need to solve the worst air disaster in russian history.

tina krous, cbs news, paris. >>> 130 people died in the attack. nearly 200 people who were injured remain hospitalized tonight. >>> president obama is headed back to the u.s. after attending a summit in southeast asia. a news conference in malaysia earlier in the day, the president had tough words about fighting isis. >> they are a bunch of killers with good social media. the most powerful tool we have to fight isil is to say that we're not afraid. >> the president said he may be open to joining forces with russian president vladimir putin to wipe out the terror group. isis claimed responsibility for downing that russian airliner in egypt and for the attacks in paris. >> i discussed with president putin in a brief pull-aside his need to recognize that he needs to go after the people who killed russian citizens. >> the president also called on americans to show compassion to the thousands of syrian refugees that he wants to welcome into the u.s. it's despite poll numbers that show americans are resistent to the idea. >>> now, the issue of tapping i

we're live tonight, mark san tina news4 new york. >>> well chicago tonight braces for a new wave of protest following the release of dash cam video that showed the graphic police-involved shooting death of a teenager. officer van dyke is the first uniformed officer in chicago in more than 30 years to face murder charges for his decision to shoot and kill 17-year-old laquan mcdonald last november. the video shows mcdonald approaching police officers holding a knife but van dyke was the only officer on the scene that fired his weapon, and he did so 16 times, striking the teenager every time. it took a year for the police department to release that disturbing few ing ing footage. it bring us is many questions about the state's attorney's office and the elected officials who knew that this tape existed. >> van dyke is being held in jail without bail. protests planned for this evening and again on black friday. >>> a big revelation tonight from the family of nfl hall of famer frank gifford. they sear saying that he suffered from a brain disease. john chandler is in the news room. >> that's right

cbs news correspondent tina krause has latest from paris. >> manhunt for salah abdeslam has widened to the netherland. belgium terror suspected slipped a away from attacks in paris and french officials admit they have no idea where he is. investigators used a cell phone found near bataclan theater to track down suspect ring leader abdelhamid abaaoud, police reportedly watched him and his cousin enter an apartment in saint denis and launched a raid hours later killing both of them. french prosecutors say a third suspect, also died in wednesday's shoot-out. abdelhamid abaaoud was reportedly caught on surveillance video at this subway station in the paris suburb within an hour after the massacre. he is apparently seen jumping security barrier to get in. >> it is a absolutely incredible. >> reporter: this woman says how is it possibly could slip away so quickly after that. >> everything is scary now. >> reporter: police said they found a getaway car abandoned nearby leading to speculation that abdelhamid abaaoud might have helped carry out at tax. the paris resident, quinton, woy to terror

let's check in with tina trinh at the amazon fulfillment center in new jersey with a preview of this very busy day. it looks like it's bustling out there, tina. >> reporter: hey, guys. it is indeed very, very busy. it's the middle of the morning, but you would not believe how many people are already at work filling out orders this morning. and it's cyber-monday. so some of the best deals around are to be had today. and we are going to take you behind the scenes to see how it all works out. there are a lot of robots here. not just humans but a lot of robots putting your orders together. it's pretty cool stuff. i'll take you in a minute later today. >> all right. looking forward to it. >>> forks -- of course, cyber monday has taken over black friday when it comes to sales numbers and especially after last black friday. sales were down about a billion dollars from last year. we'll check back in with tina there in new jersey. >>> now, of course to our other top story this half-hour. that dangerous storm that is finally clearing out as a new one gets going this morning. oklahoma is a state

tina krause, cbs news. >>> claims from islamic militants who say they shot down the plane have been dismissed. experts say they don't have missiles capable of reaching a plane that high. >>> a colorado woman bitten by a shark on vacation in florida. 20-year-old jill cruise had only been at cocoa beach about an hour. >> i looked over at her and she said somebody help me and i saw the finn come up and slapler in the face. she said it got me so i grabbed her hand and drug her back to the shore. >> jill got stitches and may have to undergo surgery on the area where the shark bit her on the leg. >>> in wyoming, a huge crack in the earth. 50 yards wide ask at least 100 deep in some places. the crack is that right small but if a few weeks grew to the length of six football fields. geologists say it was formed by a slow moving landslide. >>> back here at home, we are all wet and couldn't be happier, right? >> exactly. we are thrilled with the amount of precipitation that has accumulated. this is when i find the information i'm receiving from you. right now redwood city, robert sullivan, has an inch a

tina kraus, cbs news. in the wakekef the crcrh... the u. s. embassy in iro has issued a travel ban preventing embassy staff from traveling to the area of the crash.the embassy calls the move a precautionary measure... until the investigation is complete. 3 breast cancer is a threat t r millions of women in the u- s... but some patients feel over- treated.coming up after the break in tonight's healthwatch... why doctors say the aggressive treatment is early- stage breast cancer.3 3 every year, arly 60-thousand women are being over-diagnosed and over-treated with an early stage of breast cancer. as our cbs correspondent teri okita reports, some patients are choosing to watch and wait. 3 after a routine mmogram three years ago, 52-year-old barbara mann was diagnosed with "ductal carcinoma in situ" the earliest form of breast cancer.sot: barbara mann/dcis patient"the initial reaction was, "get this out of my system"d-c-i-s accounts for up to 25-percrct of east cance. mastectomies or lumpectomies have become standard treatments.((doctor)) hi, how a

. >> tina's a new mom, your child is turning one? you're about to turn 30. explain her day look. >> what i love to do, could you hold this for me? if you look at the day look, i like to do this. you see that everything is very late. we have a little bit of concealer. just a touch of liner under the lash. barely anything. now we go to evening, and what we've done is popped the liner up. and that's what's most important. really pop that liner up, extend it out, exactly. a touch, oh, that's perfect. look down. and look at the smoky eye. just take a little bit of the 24 hour and press it right onto the eyelid. >> and you add more cheek for night? >> a touch of cheek right here on the upper cheekbone and just a touch of gloss on the lips. >> and you only lined the upper lid. >> because, if you are very, very tired, i never suggest that you line underneath. >> it makes you look? >> do give you the instant brightness to the eye. if you're not tired you can go underneath. >> if you apply underneath it makes you look tired. >> if you're not tired it makes the eye loo

tina kraus, cbs news, paris. 3 130 people died in the attacks and nearly 2-hundred remain hospitalized. 3 3 terrorism and the islamic state are the most important issues facing the country right now.that, according to the latest bloomberg politics national poll...taken after the paris terror attacks.in october, full measure reported from the refugee camps in france, on the potential for isis to embed and travel from country to country.this week several dozen states have stated they will -not- allow refugees from syria into their borders. but do syrian refugees harbor the largest threat of isis infiltrators? sharyl attkisson spoke with jim hanson from the center for security policy and a former member of us army special forces. 3 "in terms of threats i know that border patrol agents and fbi are very concerned about the southern border." hanson: "well we've essentially got an unlocked, open door and welcome mat down there, so if i'm an isis guy who wants to come to the us and wreak some havoc i could either go through the screening that the fbi director says isn't good enough and at leas

music play under as people clap and sing along - use emotional hugs and closeups to end piece)tina kraus, cbs news, paris 3 the man police believe planned the attacks was killed in a raid on an apartment in a paris suburb wednesday - along with his cousin and another person - still unidentified. french prosecutors say seven of eight people taken into custody during that raid have been released. 3 3 whether it's mali, paris or that russian airliner, these attacks are sparking new fears worldwide. but in one country, the worries aren't just of casualties, they're of a total collapse.senior political reporter scott thuman has this 3 "nats of bombing aftermath"the scene was pure chaos: suicide bombers attack a claustrophobic neighborhood in beirut. dozens dead, hundreds wounded. isis, claims responsibility. while americans may hardly feel a connection to a country where flags of terror groups line streets and dictators pictures cover walls...those living in lebanon, say they should:"i think what we're witnessing now is a dysfunctional state"elie fawaz is a political analyst & activist"what could that

as c - b - s news correspondent tina kraus shows us... fears of other isis inspired terror attacks are spreading around the world. 3 -nats-police across europe are now focused on hunting down suspected terrorist salah abdeslam... who escaped after the attacks in paris one week ago. on thursday french authorities confirmed the apparent ring leader ... abdelhamid abaaoud... is dead. this woman captured scenes from the raid that killed the abaaoud on her cell phone. she says she saw him cializing on the streres of the paris suburb of saint denis just a day after the attacks. (sot mos) my sister said to me isnt that the guy we saw the other day we said hello to the guys// i could not believe he was just here. (bridge tina kraus cbs news paris, france) french intelligence officials thought abaaoud was in syria... until they received a tip off days after the attack that he was back in france. as the hunt for the terrorist continues isis has released new videos threatening several attacks in france, italy, the u.s. the fbi says it't'not awararof

. >> reporter: she came with we shall have no fear >> reporter: in paris, tina kraus, cbs2 news. >>> in video shows the aftermath of an attack at the radisson hotel in mali. police are still searching for three attackers. 19 people were killed in the rampage including american peace corp. volunteer anita datar. the mother of a boy who grew up in new jersey and was known by hillary clinton. clinton released a statement saying she was a bright light. she represented the best of america's generous spirit. >>> the fbi is down playing reports of a threat against phillips arena in atlanta. this is video from two weeks ago when the nets played the hawks there. the hacker group anonymous said it uncovered plans for an attack during the wwe survivor say it is threat is not credible. anonymous has been working against isis in the wake of the paris terror attacks. >>> new video of the homeless man accused of trying to rape a 62-year-old woman inside her apartment building on the lower east side. police escorted him out of the special victim's unit. he approached the victim from behind in the lo

tina krause, cbs news. >>> in egypt, the us embassy has extended its travel ban on staffers to include the resort town of shar mel sheik. it's being called the precautionary measure until the outcome is known. >>> 25 boy and girl scouts may now have a better idea of what they want to be when they grow up. an fbi agent. the kids from pac 1144 cub scouts out of mclean along with girls scouts retreated to a special day of behind the scenes look at the fbi. they had special demonstrations on evidence collecting, crime scene analyzing, learning about s.w.a.t. teams and bomb technology. it is a recruiting tool and a way to maybe find future recruits. >> it's so important to provide them the access to see that we're just normal people and anyone can do this. >> i just think it would be really fun to stop crime and make this city better. >> that agent was a boy scout himself. >>> newly released claims of mismanagement within the church and blocking pope francis from making reform. >> first, cameras were rolling but apparently no one was watching when this inmate walked out of prison. next, how

tina krause, cbs news, paris. >>> hundreds of people are wounded and many are them are still with serious injuries. >>> a group of about 40 people are making their way to the white house in the march for families. the group is made up mostly of immigrants walking on the one- year anniversary of president obama's announcement on immigration relief. marchers say they want relief for the millions of immigrant families, including those with children in the united states who could be deported. they call themselves dreamers. they are part of an organization based in virginia. >> having proper documentation makes a huge difference in your life. it makes tranquility and gives you opportunities to move on as a citizen. >> i feel like if i were ripped apart from this community, it's a reality i don't want to face. >> the woman has been here since she was 3 months old and is now able to stay in the united states for the next two years money the marchers plan to be at the white house for a rally. >>> the man who landed a gyro copter at the u.s. capitol is expected to plead guilty. douglas hughes orig

tina kraus, cbs news, paris. >>> donald trump is leading in the polls in new hampshire, but not if a former candidate were in the race. a new boston globe poll finds if mitt romney were running, he would beat trump 2-1 in the state, and one in three would band their current candidate and vote for romney. of course, this is all purely hypothetical. romney has repeatedly said he is not running. >>> one of the heros of the boston marathon helped military families celebrate today. >> they handed out turkeys and pies in norwood. carlos is known for carrying surviver jeff bowman to safety, after bombs blew off both his legs. >>> speaking of this time of november. to me. >> i'll take this. this is not so bad, barry. i can remember late november feeling much more like january. >> we could be out in chicago l and where they got a foot of snow. the great lakes, they got the foot of snow instead of us. we weren't forecasting that kind of snow, but we thought there was a chance. a lot of it is over southeastern massachusetts. but it seems to be filling back in again, and perhaps going to be fill

tina crouse, cbs news. >>> back here at home, in another step toward equality, massachusetts will give equal treatment lgbt business for state contracts. and there are about 200,000lgbt businesses in massachusetts. >>> dan roche has more on deals and the game with the redskins. any players coming into town? >> no, nothing doing. it is much different than the major league baseball trade deadline. no trades for bill belichick. and the 7-0 patriots have showed no signs of slowing down and the 3-4 redskins are coming a team that tom brady and the pats should be able to take but like you expect, they said they will not take them lightly. from miami. the patriot have been able to handle this and they had the weekend to heal and rest up, a rarity for an nfl player. >> i think two games in five days. get your body rested up and come back and be ready to work. so again, having a couple days there to relax and get your body back to feeling good and practicing hard and getting opponent. pats. >> respect the redskins. they're good at focusing in on one game at a time and they believe that kurt cou

tina: thank you. lemonis: ...and $250,000 for a 75% interest in pro-fit. but michael resented his wife's newsiness venture. michael: when we met a long time ago, we said we would do everything together. me sitting out here like i'm some chooch. tina: i've done a lot of [bleep] for you. -michael: you talk too much. -tina: this is -- no. lemonis: and i decided i could no longer trust him with my investment. you're off distracted looking at somebody else's business. the deal's off. it was the wake-up call that michael needed. michael: [ voice breaking ] do you think i like to stand next to a man like you, in front of my other people, and admit that i can't be successful? -you got to be kidding me. -lemonis: listen to me. money is a byproduct. it's not the purpose. and you have a purpose. michael: i just feel i've gotten in the way, maybe haven't always respected you the way i should have, and i'm sorry for that, honey. lemonis: but he realized that his business's biggest asset had been standing next to him all along. tina: oh, my god! no way! aah! michael: we even went as far as to change all o

tina krause, cbs news. >>> happening today, president obama will visit rutgers newark campus. later on this afternoon to push for criminal justice rye form. he is scheduled to preside over round table discussing former inmates re-adjusting to life after prison. the president will also stop at a drug treatment facility in lincoln park to highlight prisoner re-entry into the community. >>> and, new jersey governor chris christie is in camden at this hour highlighting the department's policing. community policing. christie is holding a round table meeting to talk to the camden county police force, about their public safety reforms. the governor is also going to talk about the progress being made to bring down crime in the city, and the positive relations between the police and the community. >> well, it is almost here tomorrow is election day, and voters in philadelphia will choose a new mayor. republican candidate, melissa murray bailey; facing long odds in a city where registered democrat outnumber the opposition by about seven to one. her opponent heavy favorite and democrat j

. >> tina krause, cbs news, there is. >>> -- paris. >> a new arrest in an online robbery scheme known as fishing. a 38-year-old was charged with ripping off at least eight people. according to police, the scheme involved online dating sites. made contact with the person and within that, and agreed-upon it, he would rob them at gunpoint. >>> a weston family's beloved dog to be home on thanksgiving after emergency surgery. the five-year-old pointer mix a stick became embedded in his chest. the animal hospital was a -- able to remove the stick. >>> you have probably seen those christmas tree logs starting to pop up and black friday is days away. >> wbz went ahead and got the scene officially started tonight . >> the governor helped the maestro with a sing-along and the blue man group marched to the beat of a different drummer . as did a seven-year-old girl when asked about her christmas list. >> what do you think you might >> --? >> in the shadow of an 80 foot norway -- norwood spruce. there was also as of music annual toy drive where a former star dated have the -- himself by recounting

tina kraus, cbs news, paris. eric: there's word this morning in paris that a dozen protective suits are missing from a hospital there. the suits are the kind you see doctors wearing when they treat patients with ebola. last week a government official warned of the possibility of a bio-terror attack. also in france, agents have released a new picture of one of the terrorists who died in the attacks. they're still trying to identify him and are hoping someone will recognize him. elizabeth: there are heightened fears and security concerns across the nation right now following the terror attacks in , paris and a lockdown in brussels. threats caused two flights taking off from u.s. airports to be diverted. cbs news correspondent wendy gillette reports from new york. windy: -- windy -- wendy: a southwest flight from indianapolis to los angeles was diverted to kansas city sunday morning after three passengers were reported to be acting suspiciously. they were questioned and allowed to rebook a later flight. the plane wa

tina kraus, cbs news, london. mollie: turkey has asked nato to hold an emergency meeting today to inform allies about the incident. russia's foreign minister has canceled a visit to turkey scheduled for tomorrow. he also issued a warning to russians not to visit turkey. secretary of state john kerry arrived in jerusalem today to meet with with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. kerry says they are focusing on working together to push back against terrorists. he says that includes both concerns about syria and reducing the recent violence in israel. kerry also condemned the wave of terrorist attacks on israeli citizens. at least 95 palestinians and 20 israelis have been killed since october. back here in the u.s., a chicago police officer has been charged with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of a black teenager. the charges announced today come as the city prepares to release a squad-car video of officer jason van dyke shooting times in october of last year. people who have seen the video say it shows mcd

. >> tina: the new england patriots are no longer perfect. four seconds left, the patriots were down by three but they nailed a field goal and then went to overtime. denver with the ball, anderson gets the ball, he cuts through the line and he is gone, 48 yards to the touchdown. broncos hand the patriots their first loss. peyton manning is watching from the sidelines. big day for the jets, not only did they went by brian fitzpatrick in his trimmed in the first quarter they had to marshal td receptions. it was a seven-zero lead. here he finds eric decker, the dolphins are down 38-20 is the final. >> it's not fun to play in well and lose. >> they played a good ball game. >> he commands the game very well and gets the job done. >> tina: big blue will be trying to avenge their loss to the redskins early on. the giants offense was a mess. down 17-nothing new line my main pics on the afternoon. the giants were able to cut the lead to seven with another odell beckham junior highlight catch. he made a diving diving one had grab in the end zone. but i

stephanie: where do you get your news? tinathe drama has become far more important and online is where i go for news because i don't look at television. india, myaking of wife is in india right now and yesterday, she text me and said she was watching "bloomberg " on her iphone in the cabin call cut it. can you believe that? between french channel 24, bbc, i have read the whole lot before i even get to work. i am not going to tvs for news, i go for drama. stephanie: some people poke holes of platforms like twitter saying information comes from anyone, anywhere. tina: i think it misses the institutional weight of the press. there was a point when there was far more focused media and you could make an impact with a was something everybody has seen and everybody thought was important. the biggest problem -- even though we have a huge find the content, it is that traction for these big, important things. i definitely in the world is much less policed than it was. the great irony is that the more news media we have, the less we

tina kraus, cbs news. >> in egypt, the u.s. embassy has extended its travel ban on staffers to include the resort town of sharm el-sheikh as a precaution until the investigation is complete. >>> a plane makes an emergency landing with the help of a parachute this morning in clinton, arkansas. investigators say the plane developed engine trouble after take-off and a driver captured video of the plane as it drifted on to a road near the airport. three people on the plane including former walmart ceo bill simon were hurt. one person on the ground had minor injuries. >>> a mother's concern turns to outrage as she finds her 7-year- old son handcuffed at school. police say the child was kicking and refusing to sit down. they say they restrained him so he wouldn't hurt himself or anyone else. crystal mcfadden shot this cell phone video showing her son's hands cuffed behind his back. when she demanded police release him, she said they told her they couldn't find the key. >> you put my son in handcuffs and you don't have a key? what sen

tina: tina kraus, cbs news, paris. todd: the man police believe planned the attacks was killed in a raid at an apartment in a paris suburb wednesday. along with his cousin and another person, who police have not yet identified. laura: the government of mali has declared a state of emergency and three days of national mourning after a violent siege on a luxury hotel. 20 people, plus 2 gunmen, were killed friday. an african jihadist group is claiming responsibility. the national police are guarding the raddison blu hotel tonight. chicago's tallest skyscrapers. one person was injured as flames shot out of the john hancock center. thick smoke and fire could be seen pouring out of a window on the 50th floor. the tower houses offices, shops, and residential units, along with a popular observation floor for tourists. well, snow sledding -- many iowans taking advantage of the first snow fall. the great spot you can take some runs down the hills. todd: the real-life story of the chilean mine disaster is now a new movie, called

so let's head out to one where we find abc news tech contributor trina trinh. tina, what's going on? >> reporter: hey, guys. how are you? early to start shopping. i'm at one of amazon.com's fulfillment centers here in robbinsville, new jersey. and it is busy right now. take a look down here. i have tons of stock and conveyor belts, employees working. i have conveyor belts below me. i have conveyor belts above me. it is one busy cyber-monday. and we're gearing up for one of the busiest shopping days of the year. this is -- we know we had black friday already. but if you can believe it, cyber-monday last year actually beat out black friday in terms of sales. last year, we had about 2 billion in online sales for cyber-monday. this year we're already on track to be at $3 billion. so we're going to take a look at how it all works out. one of the most popular retailers, amazon.com. i'm here with scott. >> morning. >> reporter: he's going to show us behind the scenes how it all works once you press click, purchase. >> all right. thanks for being here. it is a super busy da

tina kraus, cbs news, paris. >>> in malaysia authorities issued an alert warning at least 10 suicide bombers affiliated with abaaoud are in kuala lumpur. >>> the house approved a bill that would make it difficult for syrians or iraqis to enter the u.s. it would require three high ranking u.s. officials to individually sign off on every a.m. can't. homeland security says it's not workable. the white house has promised to veto it. >>> oakland has the largest number of syrian refugees in the bay area. according to the state department data, at least 16 have settled there in the past two years. >>> governor brown says he would welcome more refugees to california -- as long as the federal government thoroughly screened them. he wants the white house to share more information about the screening process and where they settle. >>> it is 4:34 right now. let's get a check on our weather. very important weekend forecast. >> it's going to be benign. everyone we have experienced the past couple of days which is spring-like we are going to experience this weekend and then the big changes come jus

tina krause, cbs news, paris. >> now, in the wake of the paris attacks, lawmakers taking action to block refugees from syria and iraq from entering the us. the house overwhelmingly approved a bill to halt the refugees from entering the us until key security agencies certify those refugees don't pose security riskment some isis fighters to gain access to the u.s., because one of the terrorists reportedly posed as refugee to get into europe. bill now goes to the senate. president obama says he'll veto that bill if it passes. >>> now, the house vote isn't sitting well with syrian americans in the lehigh valley. student at penn state lehigh valley. they have families in syria, and are now wonder if their loved ones will ever make it to the us to start a new life. >> my dad has 11 brothers and sisters, all of them have two to four kids and they're all in syria. >> i feel like it will eventually become a problem where they don't want any syrians coming at all. >> the student say syrian refugees just want to find a new home and the us should welcome them. >> philadelphia police are investigatin

tina kraus, cbs news, paris. alyx: the man police believe planned the attacks was killed in a raid in a paris suburb wednesday along with his cousin and another person still unidentified. french prosecutors say 7 of eight people taken into custody during that raid have been released. the government of mali has declared a state of emergency and 3 days of national mourning after the violent siege at a luxury hotel. 19 people plus two gunmen were killed friday. an african jihadist group is claiming responsibility. the national police are guarding the raddison blu hotel this weekend coming up, refugee block. the heated discussions from the republican pool. what they have to say this morning. plus, forum canceled. why the latest event was called off by the gop. ahead in commitment 2016 news. america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats like climate change. we face our problems head-on. with american-made clean energy, we can end our dependence on foreign oil... spark new inn

. >> tina is a new mom, your child is turning one? >> just turned one. >> okay. you're about to turn 30. explain her day look. >> okay. would you hold this for me? if you look at the day look, you see that everything is very light. just a touch of liner under the lash. barely anything. now we go to evening. and what we've done is we've popped the liner up and that is what is most important. really pop that liner up. extend it out. a touch of -- look down that's perfect. and look at the smoky eye. just take a little bit of the 24 hour and just press it right under the eyelid. >> and did you add more cheek? >> a touch of cheek right here on the upper cheek bone and just a touch of gloss on the lips. >> and you only lined the upper lid? >> because if you are very, very tired, i never suggest that you line underneath. this gives you the instant brightness to the eye. if you're not tired, you can go underneath. >> if you apply underneath, it makes you look more tired? >> if you're not tired, it makes the eye look bigger. to add darkness under the eye. >> okay. thank y

tina krause, cbs news, paris. >>> now, lawmakers here in the u.s. are taking action following the paris attacks, the house overwhelmingly approved a bill to halt the refugees from entering the us until key security agencies certify this is refugees don't pose security risk, now, some are concerned that isis fight letters attempt to gain access to the united states as a refugee, because one. terrorists reportedly posed at refugee to get into europe. that will bill will now go to the senate, president obama says, he will veto the bill, if it passes. house zone isn't setting well with syrians in the delaware valley. these two are student at penn state lehigh valley. they both have families back in syria. now, he's expecting family members in late december, but now that hangs in the balance. >> i feel like it will eventually become a problem where they don't want any syrians coming at all. >> we were one of the best in the middle east. and to see my country fall, the way that it did, it is heart breaking. >> the student say syrian refugees just want to

tina kraus, cbs news, paris. laura: there's word tonight in paris that a dozen protective suits are missing from a hospital there. the suits are the kind you see doctors wearing when they treat patients with ebola. last week, a government official warned of the possibility of a bio-terror attack. also in france tonight, agents have released a new picture of one of the terrorists who died in the attacks. they're still trying to identify him and are hoping someone will recognize him. todd: tonight, there are increased fears and security across the nation. threats and security concerns caused two flights taking off from u.s. airports to be diverted. wendy gillette reports from new york. wendy: a southwest flight from indianapolis to los angeles was diverted to kansas city sunday morning after three passengers were reported to be acting suspiciously. they were questioned and allowed to rebook a later flight. the plane was searched and then continued on to l.a.. >> people are a little on edge with everything going on