that is why vanessa eisenhardt has taken over.he and other students taking part of the project called second witnesses, tell the stories of holocaust survivors to others, like at the school in southern germany. >> she said it was basically a death train. they were being loaded into a car. she said, we stood packed tightly as sardines. reporter: vanessa eisenhardt also tells us that erna de vries worked as a nurse before thee war, that she wanted to become a doctor, that she talks about her family and how she repeatedly made plans to emigrate to israel. plans that never came to anything. reporter: stories like these show what happens when you leave room for racism and anti-semitism. if you give it enough space, it can no longer be changed back. there are some parallels with the present, such as losing your homeland. that's something that flows through the entire story. >> i was just about to cry, but i did not after all. i think her will to survive and tell her story is really great. >> i think you have two openen some people's eye

vanessa says she never contacted him after the incident.inating talking to her because i felt at some point it's almost like she was going back to the moment. >> you could see that. >> you could really see that in her eyes. people could say, yeah, but she went to the hotel room. yeah, she agreed to the kissing. isn't that on her? i could see as a young person, you have a mutual friend and think this guy is safe. kissing doesn't necessarily have to lead to what she says happened after that. >> something clearly changed when she was walking through what transpired. you could see where she got very emotional, went to that dark place. >> it was like she was forced. >>> all right. up next, we're going to take a look at this morning's other head lines, including why actor jussie smollett was a punch line at an awards ceremony where he was also a nominee. you're watching "cbs this morning." y's stories and what's happening in the world in less than 20 minutes. you're watching "cbs this morning." and it's in here. new from revitalift: derm intensiv

back to you guys. >> vanessa, thank you for that.e have an update on president trump's reelection campaign. the president raising more than $30 million in the first quarter of 2019. that amount rivals the combined fundraising haul of the top two democrats over the same period. it also underscores the president's huge financial head start over the crowded field of democrats, all vying to face him in 2020. right now, bernie sanders leads the pack with $18 million followed closely by kamala harris with 12 million, beto o'rourke with 9, pete buttigieg coming in 4th. andrew yang at the back of the pack, less than $2 million. >>> wait until you see this glitch that let some fans get a jump on the rest. we'll let you know next. minimizing the size and influence of the more progressive wing of the house democratic caucus, led by alexander ocasio-cortez. here's what she told lesley stahl on 60 minutes. >> you have these wings on both sides. it's the progressive group. >> i'm a progressive. >> pelosi once again seeming to discount left wing po

vanessa hauc estuvo allÍ >>> asÍ comenzaron los remios billboard a la mÚsica latina.que hay una uniÓn en la mÚsica latina. creo expectativa dond solo. >>> las mujeres brillan en el escenario, este aÑo mÁs dominadas que nunca. >>> y ahora para sentir, ese poder de las mujeres ese movimiento de empoderar a las mujeres significa todo >>> para becky y muchas otras artistas, no solo ser repren sentadas en la mÚsica si no com latino s en estados unidos >>> si no participamos, luego no nos podemos quejar creo que es importante que nosotros estemos mÁs activos. que salgamos a votar dicen todos y nos hagamos contar >>> tener como ciudadano de votar y dejar su opiniÓn bien clara. p que nuestra comunidad sea valorada y respetada >>> todas las familias que son separadas en la frra >>> fue una noche llena recono lentos, fuerza y el espÍritu imparable de la comunidad latina >>> a los fans que muestran tanto cariÑo y sobre todo, a jesÚs mi seÑor y salvador. muchas gracias, toda la gloria al seÑor que viene bendiciones. vanessa hauc, noticias telemundo. >>> el ronn tradicional platil

este aÑo el tema central es la protecciÓ de las especies animales el equipo de planeta tierra con vanessatos de buques asiÁticos invaden los mares latinoamericanos buscando lo que en las calles de hong kong cuesta mÁs que la cocaÍna >>> cuando cortan una aleta es s asiÁticos y lo utilizan para una sopa es un tema de estatus y una tradiciÓn. >>> aunque la aleta no tiene ningÚn valor nutriciona china pagan hasta 200 dÓlares por un solo plato de sopa cada aÑo cien millones tiburones mueren despuÉs que los pescan para cortarles sus aletas. >>> cristina es parte de la organizaciÓn. que patrulla ocÉanos buscando buques que il legalmente estÉn pescando en Áreas prot jirdz. >>> si encontramos luso de un americano que hay redes. >>> hoy la exped, arribÓ a mÉxico despues de dos semanas e alta mar >>> noa caern tortugas delfiness >>> este es el corredor del pacÍfico un Área de gran bio diversidad aquÍ se registra la mayor abundancia de tiburones en el mundo. >>> es por eso que la armada del ecuador tambiÉn estÁ en alerta >>> Órdenes a los sistemas. >>> prÁcticamente es el centro de mando y control d

vanessa tyson tomorrow ons . and then on tuesday, gayle's interview with meredith watson will air. >> up next, we can all get help by calling 911, but did you know that the caller using a cell phone is a lot harder to find? we'll tell you why. >> begnaud: have you ever used your cell phone to call 911? in many parts of the country time is actually lost when a 911 operator can't easley identify where it is that you are calling from while using your cell phone it is a pretty big problem that a small company is trying to fix. here's jamie yuccas. >> it is happen in an instant. >> call 911. >> is everybody out of the water, do you know. >> no, they're not, they're screaming for people in the water. >> every day more than 600,000 people call 911 many in desperate need of help. >> someone just came after the girl on campus with a gun. >> the 911 network often falls short when it is needed most because it was built from 70 years ago for land lines. today about 80% of calls come from cell phones. >> locating a mobile pho

he was also asked, quote, did you e aage in nonconsensual sexual activity with vanessa tyson? lieutenant governor fairfax answered no. alsoolygraph examination showed that this was a truthful answer. but this morning tysoneled what she describes as a traumatic and criminal encounter with fairfax in an interview with cbs news. >> i was so humiliated on so many levels. rginia people need to know who it is that they elected. >> reporter: she released a statement which says in part my accusers have not filed kcriminl charges and they have not sued me. instead we see escalated media appearances and desire for a political process that is ndprecedented in virginiaeesdo g nuld truth. meagan fitzgerald, news 4. ic>>> formerpresident joe biden is also defending himself from an accusatio that he had inappropriate contact with a former nevada lucy flores says when he complained for her in 2014 he put his hands on her shoulders, smelled her hair and kissed the back of her head. flores says she not believe it was sexual, but she thought it may be revant with biden likely to enter the 2020 r

let's bring in cnn's vanessa burcavic, mj lee. vanessa, tell us about the announcement.hat was the crowd size? what was the mood like? >> it was definitely electric inside the studebaker former manufacturing plant. there was overflow outside. pete buttigieg made sure he said hello to people outside waiting in the rain for hours. i thought it was -- we heard a speech from him touching on a couple of issues. he never mentioned the president by name which was interesting. he definitely gave a couple of digs at some of the president's policies such as the family separations at the border. he didn't bring vice president pence into the conversation at all. he had sort of a little feud with him over the past week about whether or not people of religious faith could accept a gay man as president. i thought it was interesting he never referred to himself as a gay man. we have heard him do it on the campaign trail. he talked about sexuality in a way that referred to his marriage to his husband chastin. they got married just last year. he talked about the right to marry his husband

vanessa: yes, i think there are two things going on. the first question about the need for major reform probably taps into quite a bit different things. that will cap into the trump phenomenon in terms of breaking norms. it tracks very closely with the gallup data suggesting for the first time time in a very long time the economy is not a top issue for the american people and the top issue has consistently been good governance. i think that is capturing the concern centered on trump but more broadly about gerrymandering and various ways the sort of apparatus of the american government doesn't work very well, shutdowns and that sort of thing. i think that is there in the reform question. on the size of government question, i think you're right that the sort of classic divide of the republicans and democrats has been on this question, whether the size of government should be larger. if you want to help people think about this question is worth disaggregating a bit. a survey i did was asking people what they were glad their tax dollars did

let's collect in with vanessa web. good morning. >> good morning. this is the worst outbreak we've seen all year. started in central to eastern texas on saturday. made its way across the south and southeast, causing over, folks, two i dozen tornadoes less than 36 hours. we're really not done with this path just yet. u can see a squall line continues to form. we are under a tornado watch from mid-atlantic to new york city this morning until 7:00 a.m. so the risk this morning is potential for isolated toadoes, also those damaging winds could see gusts up to 40 to 45 miles per hour. the great news here by,0:00 a.e're going to see that area of low pressure exit the northeast. bend that, unfortunately, is just a few snow showers. just a deadly and very dangerous weekend. >> wow. we need to watch it. thank you very much, janessa. >>> here's breaking news out of huffman, texas this morning, where they responded to theire at the home of legendary george for r foreman. he has a collection of 40 cars. officials are working to determine a cause and say it's po

a fifteen year old students not to freeze threats by vanessa eisen art who has taken on the mission off telling the old lady starry. this was one of the hardest things for me at the camp saying goodbye to my mother i knew for sure that she would never leave auschwitz again. are not a phrase was sitting anti semitism was widespread in germany targeting her so to order off a jewish mother. stored in the i have a stall in youth behind me. i had no use at all thanks to naziism. i'm being subjected to hostile remarks and being excluded and it was horrible especially for a child and for. mr friess back then the number that the nazis had spears and her in the concentration camp rock terror of her identity lost a girl if i had had it removed i would have a scar here and that would remind me as well. i just always reminds you that you can't do anything about it. erna difference survived the holocaust but she never saw her mother again and that is probably murder to turn our streets before they were separated she told anna you must fight you must survive and tell the world what they did to us and

>> i want him to resign. >> reporter: college professor vanessa tyson says she met justin fairfax at democratic convention in boston in 2004 when he was a law student. she says he asked her to accompany him to his hotel room. >> he just needed to pick up some paperwork. >> okay. >> is what he said. >> then what happened? >> and he kisses me. >> you're kissing him and you're okay with the kissing? >> yeah, i'm okay with kissing. >> reporter: but suddenly, she says, he became violent, forcing her to perform oral sex. >> he's using his hand on the back of my neck, and, you know, i couldn't say anything because i'm choking and gagging. >> reporter: tyson says she went public in february only after a racist photo was found on the yearbook page of virginia governor ralph northam. she feared that if northam resigned, fairfax would automatically become governor. >> the voters of virginia have a righnow. a public hearing, and so is meredith watson, who claims fairfax raped her 19 years ago, when they were students at duke university. >> had i had the strength or the courage to say something i

back to you guys. >> vanessa yurkevich, joining us julian zelizer. good morning. how are you?didates in the democratic field are focussing on issues, whether it's climate change or the economy or medicare for all. pete buttigieg mostly talked about policy yesterday but he did make this one comment about donald trump. listen. >> when something is grotesque, it's hard to look away, and the horror show in washington is mesmerizing, it's all consuming, but starting today we're going to change the channel. >> we know he's raised maybe $7 million, the president has raised a ton more than that. what do you make of this new entry into the democratic field? >> well, he's doing well. there's certainly a lot of excitement about his interviews, about his speeches. i think there is something there. it's the intangible quality of the candidates who just pop up, and there's something about him that's antithetical to president bush that i think is appealing. he's smart, pragmatic, reasonable, and that might be the kind of candidate that can do well in this primary field. >> antithetical to bu

>> i'd want him to resign. >> reporter: college professor vanessa tyson says she met justin fairfax at the democratic convention in boston in 2004 when he was a law student. she says he asked her to accompany him to his hotel room. >> oh, he just needed to pick up some paperwork is what he said. >> and then what happened? >> he kisses me. >> and you're okay with the kissing? >> yeah, i'm okay with the kissing. >> reporter: but suddenly she says he became violent, forcing her to perform oral sex. >> he is using his hand on the back of my neck, and, you know, i couldn't say anything because i'm choking and gagging. >> reporter: tyson says she went public in february, only after a racist photo was found on the year book page of virginia governor ralph northam. she feared if northam resigned, fairfax would automatically become voter. >> the voters of virginia have the right to know. >> reporter: tyson is demanding a public hearing, and so is meredith watson, who claims fairfax raped her 19 years ago when they were students at duke university. >> had i had the strength or the courage to say

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and says vanessa ton have their dates wrong with this graphic where she says they met yt the democratic national convention on j 26th, 2004, he didn't even arrive until the next day.an the lieutgovernor reading a five page statement today. he did not take reporters' questions. to read it you can open our app and look for justin fairfax. >>> pa localice officer charged with breaking a woman's nose allegedly during a night of drinking has been found not guilty. it happened last year at this fan tuesday's bar warrington. the officer was charged withno misdem assault. he was placed on administrative leave in the meantime. after hearing the information, they found him not guilty saying thewo were engaged in horseplay and said the officer did not mean to hit the woman forcefully. >>> a woman of the maryland national guard, killed just moments a away fromist at work. sergeant flores was a 10 year veteran and served in deployment in afghanistan. she died after a carree ended her vehicle in baltimore we spoke with her colleagues as they remember her life of service. >> she served her country hon

it was purchased for $12.5 million in 2015 from philanthropists vanessa getty. includes six bedrooms and eight and a half baths. >> a modest home. >> very nice. >> talk about appreciation. >> not a bad investment. that's for sure. >> this is not what the warriors wanted heading into the playoffs. stefan a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along with complete reliability. then went beyond. beyond clumsy dials-in's and pins. to one-touch conference calls. beyond traditional tv. to tv on any device. beyond low-res surveillance video. to crystal clear hd video monitoring from anywhere. gig-fueled apps that exceed expectations. comcast business. beyond fast. ♪ star wars galaxy's edge opening may 31st at disneyland resort >>> the warriors were without players knowing they play memphis tomorrow. demarcus cousins was relaxed. earlier in the first, he threw down some sweet revenge against his former team. that had to feel pretty good. early in the first, two minutes left in the first. curry tw

that's a great way to start to play with different airfares. >> reporter: elaine has vanessa fire upg to new york, boston, san francisco, all have alternative airports and those can really save you money. >> reporter: don't be afraid to go out on one airline and back on another carrier, what experts call a hacker fair. now the timing question. does the day you search for and buy the ticket matter? >> it's not the day that you actually do the search. it's the day that you travel. it's the tuesday departure and the saturday return. that's what matters. >> reporter: because fewer people are traveling these days, you're able to get a better deal. also, how far out to purchase? elaine says generally the rule is to buy around 60 days in advance. >> so if you look three months out, you're probably going to see a pretty high fare. >> reporter: back to our intrepid traveling mom vanessa. she normally pays $500 each for these fares. with some of the elaine's tricks -- >> by doing two one ways, i basically got your round trip down to 380 on two different airlines. >> reporter: a total of $480 s

it was purchased for $12.5 million in 2015 from philanthropists vanessa getty. five-story home includes six bedrooms and eight and a half baths. >> a modest home. >> very nice. >> talk about appreciation. >> not a bad investment. that's for sure. >> this is not what the warriors wanted heading into the playoffs. stefan >>> the warriors were without players knowing they play memphis tomorrow. demarcus cousins was relaxed. earlier in the first, he threw down some sweet revenge against his former team. that had to feel pretty good. early in the first, two minutes left in the first. sh he pulled himself.htd the gea the warriors are calling it a mild foot sprain. he likely won't play tomorrow. he believes they'll be good for game one. the warriors win 112-103. after the mavericks' win over the suns, dirk nowitzki thanked the roaring fans and told them what he already knew. he had just played his final home game. he had never officially announced his retirement until tonight. dwyane wade had to hold back tears before he addressed the final home game of his career. he

vanessa, buenas noches. >>> buenas tardes josÉ, te saludo con mucho gusto desde las vegas donde todoo por 35 aÑos de su carrera musical y sus trabajos en prede los niÑos, des amparados y los jÓvenes y las comunidades mÁs necesitadas en repÚblica dominicana. ♪. ♪. >>> durante las Últimas horas, hemos visto a los artistas que se van a presentar en el escenario ensayando. este aÑo en las 34 nominaciones vamos a ver mÁs mujeres, por primera vez en 6 aÑos 2 mujeres son finalistas en las categorÍa de mejor artista del aÑo. >>> el puertorriqueÑo ozuna lidera la lista con 23 nominaciones, rompiendo los rÉcords en l historia de los premios. otros esta j balvin. >>> y bad bonny con 12 nominaciones. serÁ una gran celebraciÓn de la mÚsica latina, nuestra cultura y mÚsica. no se lo pueden perder comienza en instantes y telemundo. >>> comienza ya la >> amigos, hoy premios billboard cumple 15 aÑos >> lo vamos a celebrar por todo lo alto. >> y descubriendo los sueÑos y los deseos, planes de futuro y mucho mÁs de las mas grandes estrellas. >> cÓmo celebramos en este paÍs cuando cumplimos 21 aÑos, aga

. >> vanessa nos presenta el problema y cÓmo podemos ser parte de la soluciÓn >>> esto viene de una deÓmago lleno de plÁsticos tapas de botellas >>> el color es atractivo para el ave >>> las imÁgenes de aves le dieron la vuelta al mundo incluyendo esta de una mamÁ alimentando a su pollo con plÁstico >>> le ha roto el corazÓn a millones de personas >>> el 90% de las aves marinas han conseguido plÁsticos al menos un millÓn de aves 100.000 mamÍferos marinos y aves mucho rÍen cuando lo enreda en animales como este y les puede impactar >>> .. aunque parezca increÍble el material llega al estÓmago de animales que no viven en el mar. >> hay tanto plÁstico alla que muchas veces los camellos se confunden el plÁstico con la comida >>> hacen parte de la organizaciÓn que lucha para evitar que el los ocÉanos >>> aunque paso mucho tiempo haciendo limpieza de playa es impresionante. >> en los pocos minutos que duÓo nuestra entrevista >>> menos de 5 minutos de caminar encontramos todo tipo de plÁsticos >>> ¿cuÁntos hay? >>> mÍnimo 30. >> se espera que para el 2050 la cantidad de plÁsticos en los mares

cnn reporter vanessa caveich is with me and for more on this, what is the biggest takeaway. >> brook,ten years of tax returns. so we are still going through them right now. but a couple of interesting key points and one headline really, he is the poorest presidential candidate out there in the race right now who has released his tax returns. that is even with filing jointly with his husband chasten buttigieg. they filed jointly this past year. and also in 2017, he made a little bit more than what he makes as mayor. he got a $30,000 advance for his book "the shortest way home" but one thing we are missing is what has he made from sales in that book. we won't find out until next year's tax return. another interesting point was that in 2014 he was deployed to afghanistan. he took a seven-month leave of absence from his job as mayor. so that year he only took home about $34,000. and also in 2011 when he was running for mayor of south bend, indiana, he made so little money that he didn't even up paying taxes that year. he ended up getting an earned tax credit of a couple thousand dollars.

. >> cnn's vanessa yurkavic was at that rally.ice of buttigieg's word choice and that of candidate barack obama. what more is being said about that? >> we heard from a lot of the people who interest deuced pete buttigieg. he made direct comparisons between buttigieg and president obama. whether people in the crowd noticed the comparison in language, there was a lot of that between his speech here today and some of the things we heard president obama say in the past. we heard buttigieg on the trail talking about him being a gay man, a millennial, an episcopalian. we heard him talk a lot about his sexuality in other ways. he talked about his marriage to chasten. he holds that as his most important freedom in life. >> take it from chasten and me, you're not free if a county clerk gets to tell you who you're allowed to marry because of their idea of political beliefs. >> the chance to live a life of your choosing, in keeping with your values, that is freedom in its richest sense. >> pete buttigieg has been asked over and over whether

i just don't know if that is going to happen. >> vanessa? >> yeah, i think it still as you say very early, and i think it will be interesting to watch. it's a very, very crowded field. there are a lot of people trying to get some attention, a lot of candidates who have received less attention than you might expect going into. it's too early to make any judgments, and i think the other, it's not entirely clear what policies a lot of the candidates will stand for. when we talk about sanders, the policies are clear. when we talk with elizabeth warren, the policies are clear and have white papers associate. our candidates who are clear into position but battle? even buttigieg i'm not sure what his is, the effect of the character that they are sort of portraying in the campaign. >> do you see any shelflife for for the for the people act and is kind of ethics in government kinds of reforms, corruption? >> this is something that if, as a follow-up project to the previous work i've done on the tea party, there's great people looking at the movement

anna vanessa, are you still with me? >> reporter: yes, i'm here. >> those gunshots, have been they been consistent throughout the morning? >> reporter: well, that is a situation. what we know is that a group of national guards that support nicholas maduro tried to get to the group of the national guard that supports juan guaido. during that approach, then the gunfire started. i was talking to reporters on the ground on both sides, they were trying to avoid this group of national guards that supports nicholas maduro to get to the place where -- guaido supporters. we're just expecting more of this to come. the government reacted so much quickly and -- left with no room for any doubt or any questions. right now, this is not happening as fast as we thought it would happen. the reaction from the government i mean. this raises up a lot of questions about the strengths and the control of the government. >> we should point out here what we just heard there could very well be tear gas canisters going off as well. which would jive

during the polygraph, fairfax was asked, quote, after leaving boston, did vanessa contact you and suggest visiting you and meeting her mother? he replied, yes. fairfax's office says the polygraph sho polygraph showed that answer was truthful. professor tyson will be intervied by cbs' gayle king today. overity weekend a portion of -- over the weekend a portion of the interview was relead. >> the video people need to know who it that they elected. they need to know. >> professor tyson's legal team issued this statement in response to thepolygraph. it says in part, quote, this is all the more reason the virginia gislature should take bipartisan action when they meet on wednesday to ensure all side are able to testify o the record in public and make their case. >>> president trump's threat to close the u.s.-mexico border till stands, it is not a bluff according to atop white house official. the president made the threat on friday saying if illegal border crossings are not stopped he will close the border and, quote, keep it a closed foti log me. such a shutdowned disrupt millions of legal --

cnn's vanessa this democratic mayor has made that special announcement.s it was advertised earlier that he's in the race for the white house, making some very simple but at the same time losty promises about what his campaign is going to be about. he could put the principles right on a bumper sticker, freedom, democracy, security. tell me about this crowd there, and how enthusiastic they've be been. >> it's a little loud in here. he addressed overflow crowd outside. they were standing in the rain for hours. but as you mentioned he highlighted three principles, before he did that, let's take a listen to how he introduced himself as rung for the next president of the united states. >> the problemen is the that they're telling us to look for greatness in all the wrong places. if there's one thing that the city of south bend has shown. there's no such thing as an honest politics that revolves around the word again. it is time to walk away from the politics of the past and toward something totally different. >> fredericka freedom, democracy. women's equality.

. >> the sanford university fellow vanessa tyson said he sexual assaulted her at the 2004 democratic national convention in boston. another woman said fairfax sexual assaulted her when they were both students at duke university in 2000 . both encounters were consensual he says. >>> we are hear from a man that was ridiculed for weared a red maga hat to a starbucks in palo alto. he was making his make america great again hat on monday when he was berated by a woman because he supported president trump. >> this kumasi aarons other and starts not only screaming at me, but turned to the starbucks audience and said hey, everybody, this guy is a racist, he hates brown people. >> she shamed him and tried to get him fired. police in palo alto said victor didn't report what happened so they don't have proof of a crime but the woman that posted the message said she contacted police because she has been threatened. >>> well, in the midwest after record-breaking floods farmers are assessing how the damage will impact their bottom line. >> there is a lot of uncertainty in our little corner of the

fairfax says the wencountersth both professor vanessa tyson and meredith watson were consensual. professor tyson says he forced her to perform a sex act during the 2004 democratic national n covention. she says she avoided him for e rest of the convention and never spoke to him again. during e polygraph, fairfax was asked, quote, after leaving boston, did vanessa contact you and suggest visiting you and meeting her mother? he replied, yes. fairfax's office says the polygraph showed that answer was truthful. >>> this morning, professor n tyson will berviewed by cbs' gayle king. over the weekend, a portion of thenterview was released. >> the virginia people needk to w who it is that they elected. they need to know. >> tyson's legal team issued this statement in response to t polygraph, quote, this is all the more reason the virgin legislature should take bipartisan action when they meet on wednesday to ensure all sides are able to testify on the >ecord in public and make their case. resident trump's threat to close the u.s.-mexico border this week still stands. iis not a bluff, acc

meredithwatson and vanessa tyson accused him of sexual assault. fairfax denies those n allegat calling both counters consensual. both women want to testify but only if it is bipartisan. democrats say it should be left up to law enforcement. both accusers spokeout this week the cbs this morning anchor gayle king. >> if you haveto hold someone down, it's not consensual. there's no amount of money that can ever mpensate for what did he to me lwith evryday. >>whe said heat i t passedhe polygraph test who said he didn't rape watson when the two were students at duke university. >>> they're headed to court tomorrow i know what others involved in the college scandal. hth actressesavene bai ol. neither has entered a plea yet. they couldd av time in prison if they work out a plea deal. >>> a laund row mat work we are a broom stick and a chief after some cash. >> one woman in northeast d.c. wasn't about to let the robber get away without a fight. the guy walked into a laundromat. he tried on steal cashewsing a broom stick to reach for it under a window. tha

. >> jessica: that was vanessa tyson and meredith watson.gina, justin fairfax, of sexual assaults. they spoke out in separate interviews on cbs earlier this week. now fairfax is again addressing those allegations, refuting them both and saying how he claims the events played out with mrs. tyson. >> i met vanessa tyson in passing. she was a volunteer at the convention. i invited her to my hotel room when we exchange and complete the consensual activity. i have heard dr. tyson say that i held her neck and physically forced her to engage in speech of contact. that is simply not true. at no time was she crying or did she express any concern, reluctance, or discomfort. >> jessica: fairfax also described his interactions with meredith watson, who he says she initiated. watch. >> on one occasion late in my senior year, in the year 2000, she initiated a consensual encounter with me. i did not rape or sexually assault meredith watson. i did knock the door, turned out the lights, or hold her down or use any physical force whatsoever. >> jessica: when

. >> vanessa tyson says fairfax forced her to perform oral sex on her in boston back in 2004. meredith watson says that in 2000, fairfax her while they were students at duke university. republicans in the virginia legislator are calling for public hearings, meanwhile, the house democratic caucus has called for fairfax's resignation. >>> growing outrage and calls for a boycott after the kingdom of of brunei says it will stone came into death. the tiny nation of brunei says it will stone to death, not only game in, but also people who commit adultery. cay death sentence. bery, , and these can a kind of law that does not belong in the 21st century. we are astonished that brunei is going forward with it. >> the brutal punishment has sparked an international outcry. celebrities like elton john and ellen stood degenerates are calling on fans to boycott hotels owned by the sultan of brunei. >>> still ahead, rescuing leftovers from school cafeterias. the innovative way when district is making sure that food does not go to waste. >>> plus a article at a southern california harbor, what

vanessa tyson after she x sexlly assault watsimed he raped her in 2000 when they were both students atey have never met. justin fairfax denies their allegation, adamantly so. watson says the me too movement gave her hope her voice would finally be heard. she also believes her past is getting unfair attention. >> the thing you keep hearing from most men, certainly after the me too movement, is that a woman can make a charge and a man has no defense, and when we get into your word against his, why are you more credible than he is? >> i don't have anything to gain by coming forward. the only thing coming forward has done has invited criticism and chaos and scrutiny of me and put me under a microscope. it's been difficult enough what i've gone through the last 20 years. i didn't need this. but i had to tell the truth. >> because there have been published reports about an ex-boyfriend who took out a peace order, a form of a restraining order in the state of maryland. he claims you damaged his car, you threatened to commit suicide, that you held him hostage. and when you talk about your past

vanessa and meredith want the state legislator to hold a meeting where they can testify under oath against justin fairfax. the political science professor was first to go public. she claims she assaulted her during the 2004 national convention in boston. >> is he saying anything to you? >> nothing. >> what are you thinking at this moment? >> to be honest i am in total shock. >> do you say anything to him? no. >> i didn't know what to say. i was just -- i was completely caught off guard. it was almost as us. >> she was ashamed to tell anybody. especially since she worked at a crisis as a survivor speaker. >> what do you want to happen to justin fairfax? why you coming forward? >> i want him to resign. i think the virginia people, the voters of virginia have the right to know both my story and married this story. >> the claims are the orchestrated campaign against him. in a statement to cbs news he said in part, we see escalating media appearances and state a desire for a political process that is unprecedented in virginia. such a precious would be a media circus used for partisan political

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scott, even the republican trump voter in vanessa's piece likes mayor buttigieg. >> yeah. have said to some folks lately of all these democrats running, the only one of them that i could even remotely see myself feeling possibly able to even consider voting for would be pete buttigieg. i don't align with his politics at all but certainly somebody who's been an executive and somebody who has had to make real world pragmatic decisions, and somebody who has had to deal with real economic development is far preferable to some of these raving socialist lunatics like elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. i think buttigieg comes off as a real guy and comes off as somebody who's more of a pragmatic than a socialist crusader. and that would probably attract more moderate voters than some of the rest of the democrats could do. >> so keith, buttigieg is set to formally announce on sunday. is it a strength or a weakness in the democratic primary when you have that trump voter there in the piece and others like that and people like scott saying what scott just said. when you have people

so, vanessa, what's the latest and what's happening there in that arena. >> >> reporter: hi, yeah, the announcement is just getting going, and we can expect buttigieg to take the stage in just a short while where he'll officially announce he's running for president, and one of the things he'll refer to in his speech he'll point to his record as the mayor of south bend, indiana, often said the trail that that makes him more qualified to be president than president trump who is in the white house right now. so we took a look at his record here at south bend. >> downtown south bend, a bustling main street with upscale restaurants and shops. but not long ago it was desolate after the manufacturing industry fled the city. >> put simply, downtown south bend is back. >> all right. whoa. look at that. now as buttigieg readies his official announcement for president, he's pointing to his leadership of this mid-sized city as the right kind of experience for the white house. >> we would be well served if washington started to look more like our best run cities and towns rather than the other way

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. >> vanessa donald to show us what happened on the court. >> part of the reason the warriors have won three championships in the last four years is because they stayed healthy. the playoffs start this weekend but the question is, will steph curry be ready? the warriors a star player willed his foot in the first quarter tonight against new orleans. he tried to play through it before eventually heading to the locker room and the team called it eight mild right foot sprain. the bigger concern, the playoffs opener this weekend, golden state has already clenched home-court advantage throughout the western conference playoffs. and, a big shocker in the laker organization tonight. magic johnson announced he is stepping down as a lakers team president. he said he became unhappy in the role and it became too stressful. he missed at the playoffs despite citing the playoffs and they have not been to the postseason since 2013. the way your game is wrapping up, they will the basketball game. we have not heard steve kerr talk about the curry injury and will have that update. >> the timing is terrib

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wanting the people to rise up his supporters rising up we're going to talk more about that with vanessa newman in london now who is official representative in the united kingdom vanessa thank you for coming on with us today explain to us when there's no turning back now what is the main. thank you very much will this is the final phase of what here called open i surely would operation liberty to free one i swear that as you know president why though has laid out a three step plan laid out when he was sworn in when he was sworn in when he took the oath of office on the twenty third of january which is and the usurpation set up a transitional government and hold free and fair elections so this is the step to end the usurpation by the mother would a regime which is basically a drug cartel that has seized the lever's of power of and by and will not leave and allow the constitutional government to basically govern so this is the final push for the end of the usurpation and he has called that he has been building this with three thousand one hundred centers of support around the country and t

avoided him for the rest of the convention and never spoke to him agaid he s after leaving boston did vanessa contact you and suggest visiting you and meeting her mother he replied yes. his office showed that answer was truthful. tyson is set to appear on cbs o this morni monday. today face the nation aired a portion of the interview with gayle king. >> virginia people need to know who it is that the elected. know need to >> professor tyson's legal team issuing a statement. this is all the more reason the virgin virginia legislature should take bipartisan action to make sure that all sides arebl to testify on the record in public. for the first time we're seeing and hearing directly fromhe woman accusing former vice president joe biden of inappropriate behavior. allegations that are jeopardizing biden's potential run for the white house. she says biden behaved inappropriately during a 2014 campaign event inda ne he smelt her hair, put his handa on her shoulde kissed the back of her head. nbc news has not independently verified this incident took place. she's not saying anything illegal or ove

good morning, vanessa. >> good morning. we're getting started with the severe weather. it's going to start to happen this afternoon into the evening hours acrosshe plains into the south here. right now sitting out to the southwest from phoenix to albuquerque andill make its way across the midwest. so we have a good chunk of thet na, 32 million under that severe weather risk. potential now is damaging wind gusts, up 60 miles per hour, also large hail possibility of tornadoes. now, this is going to be a multi-day event into your thursday, friday as well. so you can see the areas of low pressure from iowa to dallas, major cities really going to be impacted throuayout the d dallas, houston, along with oklahoma. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. we'll get to that in just a moment. >> thanks, janessa. >> some breaking news. a number of schools are closed due to a massive hunt for an 18-year-oldoman who poses a credible threat to at least 20 schools in the denver metro area. officials searched the florida home of the

she has done that all her life but at ninety five years old it's getting more difficult that's why vanessa eyes and heart has taken over she and other students taking part in the pro checked called second witnesses be tall of course survivors and tell their stories to others like up to school and sell them germany. she said it was basically a death train they were being loaded into a cattle car she said we stood packed tightly as sardines but less us than heart also tells us that and i did for peace worked as a nurse before the war that she wanted to become a doctor that she talks about her family and how sure appeared to be met plans to emigrate to israel plans that never came to anything. i mean listen listen up stories like these show what happens when you leave room for racism and anti semitism that if you give it enough space it can no longer be changed back there are so many parallels with the present such as losing your home and that's something that flows through the entire story. that was quite was just about to cry but i didn't after all i think her will to survive and tell her s