this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: we have breaking news tonight. a federal appeals court in san francisco has ruled against president trump. trump's ban on refugees and travel from seven predominantly muslim countries will remain on hold. mr. trump, who once vowed to ban all muslim immigration, says this limited ban is essential to america's security. yesterday, before the decision, he ridiculed the appeals court judges, saying that a bad high school student could understand the law better. our chief legal correspondent jan crawford is following the case. jan. >> reporter: well, scott, we've just gotten a copy of this opinion. it's 29 pages. it appears to be unanimous. it's unsigned. all three rejecting the administration's arguments that it should reinstate that travel ban while the courts considered wh

>> reporter: scott, president trump broke with two decades of u.s. policy today, saying he would not insist on a two-state solution to the israeli- palestinian conflict, that means no longer committing to the creation of a palestinian state that would exist peacefully alongside israel. here's the president. >> i thought for a while the two-state looked like it may be the easier of the two, but honestly, if bibi and if the palestinians, if israel and the palestinians are happy, i'm happy with the one they like the best. >> reporter: but president trump did bluntly say to netanyahu he needs to scale back on settlement construction on palestinian land, saying it's not helpful to peace and both sides do need to make compromises. netanyahu replied with a reference to mr. trump's book, "the art of the deal," and the two men had a warm relationship and talked about their long friendship, and this is really in stark contrast to the strained relations that netanyahu had with president obama. but, scott, palestinians say they have not had this same warm embrac

scott cohen back for the last time tonight. this time from the state with the most at stake, nevada. >> reporter: this is the red rock canyon national conservation area, 200,000 breathtaking acres and you own it all. in fact, the american taxpayer the federal government owns nearly 85% of the land naer nevada northern any other state. >> the house will be in order. >> reporter: congress has already begun dismantling obama area restrictions on the use of federal lands with the blessing of the white house. that hits home worried about a delicate balance. >> is leaving the status quo. >> reporter: nevada has long had a love/hate relationship with its primary landlord. in 2014 tensions over agreesing rights boiled over on the federal ranched lane leased by kline and bundy. the armed standoff lasted for weeks, the criminal trial against bundy and his followers begins this month. out here in the west are about as various yid as the terrain and the interest involved. environmentalists, ranchers, companies. but with the trump administr

this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: in his first public comments since firing his national security adviser, president trump lashed out today at perceived enemies -- the f.b.i., the national security agency, and the media. he suggested that the f.b.i. and the n.s.a. are behind what he called "illegal leaks of classified information" that led to the downfall of michael flynn. the president wrote that the fake news media is going crazy with their conspiracy theories and blind hatred. mr. trump blamed the flynn controversy on the hillary clinton campaign, and for the second time in three days, he reminded a news conference at the white house of his margin of victory in the electoral college. major garrett on a busy day of deflection. >> general flynn is a wonderful man. i think he's been treated very, very unfairly by the media. >> reporter: president trump praised ousted national security adviser michael flynn just one day after the white house said mr. trump asked for flynn's resignation because he could n

>> reporter: scott, president trump broke with two decades of u.s. policy today, saying he would not insist on a two-state solution to the israeli-palestinian conflict, that means no longer commiting to the creation of a palestinian state that would exist peacefully alongside israel. here's the president. >> i thought for a while the two-state looked like it may be the easier of the two, but honestly, if bibi and if the palestinians, if israel and the palestinians are happy, i'm happy with the one they like the best. >> reporter: but president trump did bluntly say to netanyahu he needs to scale back on settlement construction on palestinian land, saying it's not helpful to peace and both sides do need to make compromises. netanyahu replied with a reference to mr. trump's book, "the art of the deal," and the two men had a warm relationship and talked about their long friendship, and this is really in stark contrast to the strained relations that netanyahu had with president obama. but, scott, palestinians say they have not had this same warm embrace.

scott pelley" is next. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the trump travel ban. a federal appeals court has decided its fate. also tonight, dangerous storms hammer both coasts. in the east, heavy snow, editeout conditions, ice-covered roads, thousands of flights canceled. in the west, homes wrecked, roads washed out by heavy rain and flooding. a trip to the woodshed for kellyanne conway, for promoting ivanka trump's clothing line. nc kellyanne has been counseled. >> pelley: an adoption agency goes bust, dashing dreams and breaking hearts. >> my hope is gone. i'm like, "that's it. i'm not meant to be a mom." it was really hard. >> pelley: and, a hockey star's number one fan. they finally meet. >> i'm shaking. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. >> a federal appeals curate in san francisco has ruled against president trump. his ban on refugees and on travel from seven predominantly-muslim countries will remain on hold. mr. trump, who once vowed to ban all muslim immigration, says this limited ban is essential to

jan. >> reporter: well, scott, we've just gotten a copy of this opinion. it's 29 pages. it appears to be unanimous. it's unsigned. all three judges in agreement rejecting the administration's arguments that it should reinstate that travel ban while the courts considered whether or not it was in fact constitutional. now, the trump administration had urged the appeals court to reinstate that ban, saying that courts typically give broad deference to the president on matters of national security. that's a pretty powerful argument. but the appeals court in this decision said, yes, while courts do give denchance to presidents, their decision are not unreviewable, and then it proceeded to review all the arguments against the travel ban that were being made by two states, washington and minnesota. and it looked at those arguments and the arguments were many constitutional arguments, including due process and in fact the religious ban amounted to rdiscrimination, and it concluded that there was no evidence that the government-- a strong likelihood that it would prevail on the mer

senators are speaking this morning on the nomination of scott pruitt to be e.p.a. administrator. >> good morning. at this moment we're in the middle of a 30-hour debate on the nomination of scott pruitt to be the next administrator of the environmental protection agency. those 30 hours would expire at 1:00 p.m. today because the debate began yesterday morning at 7:00 a.m. but the truth is we don't have all the information we need in order to make an informed vote on this nomination. and we don't have the information because the attorney general of oklahoma controls access to emails and other communications that are relevant to the decision the senate is going to make under its responsibility under the constitution. senator merkley: for two years now, the attorney general of oklahoma, scott pruitt, has stonewalled attempts to make public the records of over 3,000 email communications with members of the fossil fuel industry. two years ago, the center for media and democracy requested those emails through the oklahoma open records act, and the person who decides whet

yes, scott pru ett draining the swamp? yes, scott pruett really draining the swamp? yes, scott pru ett really has draining the swamp? yes, scott pruett really has shown his dedication to try to rein in the epa which is really out of control. it's regulatory onslaught against people across america who dig up staff, grocer, and i am proud to say my organisation has been with the attorney general in oklahoma on several major suit including the case to overturn the greenhouse glass rules will power plants. the appointment has not been matched by the feelings of employees. they have signed a petition saying he is shown no interest to withhold polluters accountable but most significantly, accountable but most significantly, a former republican chief of the epa, christine todd whitman, saying that she could not remember ever seeing an appointment of someone so disdainful of both the agency and the signs of what the agency does. —— science. the signs of what the agency does. -- science. i disagree with that characterisation. these are the people i have been posing on pol

scott, d.h.s. officials believe the document lacked classified and sensitive law enforcement information that would have provided a "complete intelligence assessment." >> pelley: jeff pegues for us tonight. jeff, thank you. a short time ago, we spoke with bernie sanders, former candidate for the democratic presidential nomination. senator, they're telling us at the white house that the president hopes to deliver a unity speech tonight. and i wonder, are there place where's democrats think they can work with the president? >> well, scott, i truly hope that you're right because i have never in my lifetime seen a president who seems to be working overtime to try to divide us up, to try to have us hate muslims, or hate latinos or hate blacks, or hate people in other countries. so i hope very much that perhaps the president has learned something from the american people that we need a president that can bring us together, where we can have civil discourse, where we're not busy attacking federal judges o

scott devitt, do we have you now? >> yes, can you hear me, scott? >> yeah, i can, thanks for bearing with us there as we fought through some technical issues. what's your read on the quarter? obviously not good if you just reiterated sell. >> i think that josh and others have, you know -- have made very good points. and the lifeblood of a business like this is -- starts with product. and that leads to users and engagement. and this company is on the very end of growth cycle in terms of driving growth and users. it discloses monthly average users, which have barely grown over the past two years. daily active users have begun to grow again. but it's disclosed figure on an absolute basis. and it's hard to determine how much of that daily active usage is driven by single events in recent quarters versus being sustainable. we think this stock, potentially on a fundamental basis, excluding josh's commentary about potential m & a still has significant down side. the midpoint of the 1q guidance was 22% below consensus estimates for revenue in the first quar

talk to me about what kind of epa scott pruitt is walking into today? >> i can tell you that he's walking into not very friendly territory. he is the new epa administrator, scott pruitt, who will be speaking to employees around noon today. as we saw over the last several weeks, we have seen the epa employees rallying against him. last week the labor union that represents the agency's employees urged members to call senators to vote against pruitt, and you just mentioned up there at the top, nearly 800 former epa workers signed a letter urging senators to vote no to pruitt. if you are an environmentalist today, today marks the beginning on an all-out attack on the epa, but if you are from a energy producing state or part of the fossil fuel industry, today marks the day of recovery, and under pruitt we expect to see some of the regulations being eased, poppy. >> and you know a lot of trump supporters, and we talked to them across the country, and they said we want the regulations eased and more coal production because of jobs, and very controversial in hi

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scott? >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon. david, thank you. president trump and his daughter took a helicopter to dover air force base in delaware to honor navy seal ryan owens who was killed in a raid against al qaeda in yemen. his remains were returned today. owens, 36, from pee umenyiora, is the first service member killed since mr. trump became commander-in-chief. hundreds of u.s. diplomats are warning that mr. trump's ban on refugees and citizens from seven predominantly muslim countries makes the u.s. less safe, not more. major garrett is at the white house. >> i'm a bit uncomfortable with the very public activities candidly, and i think that has to be very, very carefully considered. >> reporter: former c.i.a. director david petreaus told congress today the unprecedented upriding of dissent within the state department over president trump's immigration and refugee order cannot be ignored. >> there could come a point in time where, if your advice is not taken over and over and over again, then i think you have an obligation to your own o

trump's supporters here, scott. they said "give the president a chance." >> pelley: dean reynolds as we continue to listen to the people. dean, thank you. president harry truman once threatened a "washington post" critic, threatened to punch him in the nose, after he criticized truman's daughter's singing. trade, president trump said he was defending his daughter when he criticized nordstrom for dropping her clothing line. here's jericka duncan. >> reporter: in the midst of a busy day, the president of the united states found time to tweet this: last week, nordstrom announced it would no longer buy ivanka trump merchandise, based on the brand's perfnc nordstrom executives sent out this company-wide email, offering support to anyone affected by president trump's executive order on immigration. white house press secretary sean spicer. >> there's clearly an attempt for him to stand up for her because she is being maligned because they have a problem with his policies appropriate president trump's ongoing involve indepe

scott, source say getting to the end of this investigation won't be a sprint. it's a marathon. and there is still a ways to go. >> pelley: jeff pegues for us. jeff, thank you. well, mr. trump left washington today for a weekend in florida. on the way, he stopped in south carolina, where boeing builds the 787 dreamliner. mr. trump said america must rely less on imports and fight for every last job. in that news conference yesterday, mr. trump blamed his problems on the media, congress, spy agencies, and hillary clinton. omar villafranca has found that that is just what his supporters wanted to hear. >> this administration is running like a machine. >> reporter: conservative talk radio host rush limbaugh gave a play-by-play of the president's conference, offering his support on air. >> reporter: in republican red texas, trump supporter benji gershon said he liked what he heard. >> ultimately i'm pretty happy. >> reporter: and he believes the president is doing exactly what he said he'd do. >> he's keeping his promise from the campaign. and i'm not just saying that from a partisan

i too support scott pruitt. let me say, i think objective observers who watched his testimony would have to agree that it was an impressive display of knowledge and patience. attorney general pruitt demonstrated that he is intelligent, articulate, thoughtful, patient, and knowledgeable. and i think, because of that, he will eventually be confirmed. we are going to get through this. the people on the other side of the dais are friends of mine. i'm disappointed in them today. frankly, i was disappointed in their conduct during the hearing. taking a complicated issue and asking the witness to answer yes or no, yes or no, when we all know that those issues didn't call for a yes or no answer. putting up a poster of campaign contributors to the republican attorney general's association to somehow suggest that that in -- impeached the ability of attorney general pruitt to be administrator of the environmental protection agency. it was silly. it was beneath them. again, we will get past this. but it was a disappointment

scott? >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon. david, thank you. president trump and his daughter took a helicopter to dover air force base in delaware to honor navy seal ryan owens who was lilled in a raid against al qaeda in yemen. his remains were returned today. owens, 36, from peoria, is the first service member killed since mr. trump became commander-in-chief. hundreds of u.s. diplomats are warning that mr. trump's ban on refugees and citizens from seven predominantly muslim countries makes the u.s. less safe, not more. major garrett is at the white house. >> i'm a bit uncomfortable with the very public activities candidly, and i think that has to be very, very carefully considered. >> reporter: former c.i.a. director david petraeus told congress today the unprecedented rirising of dissent within the state department over president trump's immigration and refugee order cannot be ignored. >> there could come a point in time where, if your advice is not taken over and over and over again, then i think you have an veligation to your own organiza

trump's supporters here, scott. they said "give the president a chance." >> pelley: dean reynolds as we continue to listen to the people. dean, thank you. president harry truman once threatened a "washington post" critic, threatened to punch him in the nose, after he criticized truman's daughter's singing. today, president trump said he was defending his daughter when he criticized nordstrom for dropping her clothing line. here's jericka duncan. >> reporter: in the midst of a busy day, the president of the united states found time to tweet this: last week, nordstrom announced it would no longer buy ivanka trump merchandise, based on the brand's performance. days before that announcement, nordstrom executives sent out this company-wide email, offering support to anyone affected by president trump's executive order on immigration. white house press secretary sean spicer. >> there's clearly an attempt for him to stand up for her because she is being maligned because they have a problem with his policies. >> reporter: p

scott. >> pelley: january draw afford for us tonight. thank you. let's join cbs news political cal correspondent from his set "face the nation", john, it looks like there is a fight coming up. >> this is going to be a fight, democrats have to show a couple of things. one, that they are going to pay back the republicans in the senate who delayed barack obama's pick of garland, there is a lot of anger still about that. then secondarily, democrats who are in a mood in the country, the grass roots of the democratic party are in a mood to fight president trump, and so they want to see the senate democrats fight on those grounds. the challenge for senate democrats though is if this -- with a candidate, nominee who has such sterling credentials, can they find a reason other than the fact they don't like donald trump? because after a while, they are going to need that and not just want to be totally obstructionist because the situation is different now than it was for barack obama at the end of his second term. >> pelley: john dickerson, thank you very muc

teddy, scott, of course lori. down 21. we're falling further away from what would have been never-before-seen territory and that would be 13 straight record closes. here comes from the closing bell. [closing bell rings] no, it does not appear to be a record. the dow is down 24. david, melissa, you get to take it from here. melissa: there it goes the dow's longest record streak in 30 years, 12 straight days coming to an end. the index failing to close at new record high. david: i'm trying to listen to the music. we have special music whether we made it or didn't. ♪ oh, okay. still a good day. i'm david asman. glad you could join us. more on downturn from dow ahea here is what else we have for you at this hour. >>> taking his case to the lawmakers and the american people. president donald trump getting ready to deliver his first address to a joint session of congress in just five hours, the president will lay out his bold agenda for our country amid new resistance from some top republicans, his own party. plus the battle t

. > this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: rex tillerson will be the next secretary of state. the senior member of the trump cabinet and fourth in line of presidential succession. the 64-year-old texan is an engineer who spent more than 40 years at exxon, the last ten as c.e.o. tillerson was attacked by democrats over his close business ties to russian president vladimir putin, but only four democrats joined the majority republicans in confirming him today. but that was four more democrats than any other trump nominee got today. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. >> i have been informed that no democrats will be in attendance this morning. >> reporter: for a second day democrats boycotted committee votes for several cabinet nominees. >> we are going to the constitution. >> reporter: their defiance drew anger from republic

scott? scott: jonathan, this is an opportunity, something the president acknowledged last night when we spent almost an hour and a half with him talking about the speech. he would have been facing so a full plate for the president tonight. >> the president of the united states. scott: a tall order for a first-time president, first-time politician. addresses congress which is themed with the renewal of the american spirit. in a dinner with a small number of reporters last night the president told me it would be a tough task and he is working on how to strike the right tone. the challenge is steadying the shame convincing congress to get on board. on -- steadying the ship and convincing congress to get on board. he wants to erase obamacare, something he admitted would be complex. >> i am stunned every day. this is the president of the united states. we have been debating healthcare in this country for 30 years. he says gee, who knew how complicatedded it was? scott: but speaker paul rain calls

trump's supporters here, scott. they said "give the president a chance." >> pelley: dean reynolds as we continue to listen to the people. dean, thank you. president harry truman once threatened a "washington post" critic, threatened to punch him in the nose, after he criticized truman's daughter's singing. trade, president trump said he was defending his daughter when he criticized nordstrom for dropping her clothing line. here's jericka duncan. >> reporter: in the midst of a busy day, the president of the united states found time to tweet this: last week, nordstrom announced it would no longer buy ivanka trump merchandise, based on the brand's performance. days before that announcement, nordstrom executives sent out this company-wide email, offering support to anyone affected by president trump's executive order on immigration. white house press secretary sean spicer. >> there's clearly an attempt for him to stand up for her because she is being maligned because they have a problem with his policies appropriate pre

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scott pruitt has sued the e.p.a. to overturn standards to curb mercury and other toxic air pollutants, standards that would prevent 11,000 premature deaths and up to 130,000 asthma attacks per year. he sued to void standards to reduce soot and smog pollution, projecting to prevent 34,000 premature deaths and almost 400,000 asthma attacks every year. he sued unsuccessfully to overturn the e.p.a.'s scientific endangerment determination that carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping air pollutants are harmful. and he even sued to block limits on water pollution into the chesapeake bay, which has no connection to oklahoma. scott pruitt has been a crusad crusader. he has been a crusader on behalf of the energy industry against environmental protection. and he would probably tell you that there is a choice to be made between protecting our environment and protecting our economy. that's ridiculous. that's patently ridiculous. if we don't protect our planet, if we don't protect the quality of our air and the quality of our wate

this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today, tornadoes hit the new orleans area, ripping homes apart and knocking out power. the narr says there are dozensef minor injuries, but the latest pictures show a lot of major damage. as many as 10,000 homes and businesses is are lost power. the governor has declared a state of emergency, and david begnaud is on the scene. >> reporter: it was a large tornado that tore through new orleans east, destroying several homes. >> that's when the roof went flying. >> reporter: sheryl mcbride took cover in the bath tub. >> as soon as i got in, stooped down, the roof came off, things let me get hurt. and the next thing you know, here we are. >> reporter: the tornado left a trail of destruction, ripping off roofs, toppling trees and downing power lines. >> it was actually a twister. the funnel come straight over, come s

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pastor darryl scott, i want to believe this is going on, that gang leaders contacted darryl scott, pastor darryl scott and said let's have a discussion. i just, i'm not sure. do you think it's for real? >> i don't think that happened, but here is the thing, i agree with rachel, president obama could have done more in america's inner cities, no question about that. you can't just talk-- i mean, police and families aren't the only problem in the inner city, why the families are broken up to begin with, both democrats and republicans agree we need some sort of criminal justice reform. the reason why many of the families are broken up, mom or dad is incarcerated for a drug crime. eric: that's what you're saying. >> rachel is saying there's a breakdown in the family. she's correct. the reason why-- >> i don't agree with your analysis why it happened. the government has a lot to do with it. lack of economic opportunity and choice and other problems. >> those are all platitudes. those are platitudes. eric: you can't talk at the same time. we can't hear you. and rachel finish the thought and then

scott pruitt is still subject to that court order. he still really does have to hand other hundreds of those e-mails between his office and oil and gas companies. has to hand over hundreds of them by tuesday. has to hand over thousands more over the next ten days. for whatever reason he has been illegally withholding those thousands of e-mails that document his relationship and his communications with the oil and gas industry which, of course, he'll now be dealing with directly as our new epa administrator so, yeah, scott pruitt is taking over as head of the epa but that means scott pruitt will start his brand new job at the epa with his first big scandal already waiting for him when he walks in the door. ooh, boy. >> so pruitt for epa? oh, boy. what on earth are they fighting here? whatever it is... it's hunting. the great wall. rated pg-13. hey, ready foyeah. big meeting? >>uh, hello!? a meeting? it's a big one. too bad. we are double booked: diarrhea and abdominal pain. why don't you start without me? oh. yeah. if you're living wit

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scott pruitt is still subject to that court order. he still really does have to hand other hundreds of those e-mails between his office and oil and gas companies. has to hand over hundreds of them by tuesday. has to hand over thousands more over the next ten days. for whatever reason he has been illegally withholding those thousands of e-mails that document his relationship and his communications with the oil and gas industry which, of course, he'll now be dealing with directly as our new epa administrator so, yeah, scott pruitt is taking over as head of the epa but that means scott pruitt will start his brand new job at the epa with his first big scandal already waiting for him when he walks in the door. ooh, boy. >> so pruitt for epa? oh, boy. what on earth are they fighting here? whatever it is... it's hunting. the great wall. rated pg-13. that has everything to do with the people in here. their training is developed by the same company who designed, engineered, and built the cars. they've got the parts, tools, and know-how to help

font color="#ffff00">captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this evening president trump said he may issue a brand new travel ban next week. rather than wait for the courts to make a final ruling on his current ban. mr. trump says speed is essential to national security. his ban on refugees and on several predominantly muslim nations was placed on hold last week by a federal judge. and mr. trump lost a second round yesterday in a court of appeals. chief legal correspondent jan crawford is following the case. >> we have a lot of other options including just filing a a brand new order. >> reporter: aboard board air force one he said he would impose trougher screening procedures and possibly a new executive order adding to comments he made earlier in the day at the white house. >> we'll be doing something very adpidly hav