at cbs. in reference to moonves, the board determined that it had grounds to terminate for cause, finding that moonves had violated company policy and had been in breach of his contract. they also accused him of woeful failure to cooperate fully with the investigation. the question of whether moonves would get the $120 million severance package had been on hold for months while the cbs board waited for two law firms to finish their investigation into allegations against ioonves. the board began investigating ae culture at cbs after several women accused former "cbs this morning" co-host charlie rose of sexual harassment in november of 2017. months later, moonves himself came under fire as well. a pair of "new yorker" articles us august and september accused the media giant of sexual misconduct against 12 women ranging from the 1980s to the mid-2000s. bs for cbs news and cultural issues, investigators found that harassment and retaliation were not pervasive at cbs. however, it went on to say,

this is the "cbs morning news." the president is expected to announce his pick for the next united nations ambassador. the former fox news channel reporter to replace nikki haley. a powerhouse storm pelts california with heavy rain and snow. now that system is heading east. >>> and kevin hart will no longer host the oscars. home phobic tweets resurface and trigger backlash against the trigger backlash against the comedian. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom here in new york. good to be with you i'm anne-marie green. as early as today, president trump is expected to nominate state department spokeswoman heather nauert as the next u.s. ambassador to the united nations. she was a reporter for fox news before she swroind the state department. she oversaw public diplomacy in washington and alt u.s. embassies and consulates worldwide but she has no prior foreign policy or political experience. 18 months ago she wasn't even in government. if she's confirmed by the senate nauert would repl

at cbs. however, it went on to say the company's historical policies, practices, and structures did not prioritize preventing harassment and retaliation. moonves released a statement late monday saying the board's conclusions were foreordained and without merit. he went on to say he vehemently denies any nonconsensual sexual relations and said he cooperated with investigators. as to whether the board will release the findings of the investigation, we are still awaiting a response. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >>> so far there's no reported progress in the budget standoff between president trump and congress. the president is holding firm on his demand for $5 billion to fund his border wall. a partial shutdown will occur midnight friday if a deal is not reached affecting more than 800,000 government workers. marc liverman is here in new york. marc, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. republicans say even they haven't heard from the white house about a possible solution

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captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president trump's former lawyer michael cohen has been ordered to report to prison on march 6th. cohen says he'll continue to cooperate with prosecutors and is willing to tell congress all he knows. cohen was sentenced to three years behind bars for crimes including arranging hush money to cover up mr. trump's alleged sexual affairs. cohen says that he acted at the direction of mr. trump and that he acted out of blind loyalty. paula reid has our report. >> mr. cohen, any comment? >> reporter: michael cohen arrived in federal court in new york surrounded by his family. president's former attorney fought back tears as he told the judge today is the day i get my freedom back and described working for president trump as mental and physical incarceration. but judge william pauley described his crimes as a smorgasbord of misconduct. he said somewhere along the way cohen lost his moral compass before sentencing him to 36 months prison. aft

captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news." dangerous weather. a new threat in the aftermath of a record-breaking snowstorm as roads freeze over and tens of thousands remain in the dark. >>> who's it going to be? president trump considers a new chief of staff as the short list changes. >>> and the search for missing marines has been called off. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. it could be a dangerous commute for drivers in the southeast this morning. overnight there's the threat of black ice after plumhe a wintry storm is blamed for at least two deaths in north carolina where nearly two feet of snow fell in some parts of the state. power across the region. meg oliver is in chapel hill, north carolina. >> reporter: highways turned into ice rinks as treacherous conditions sent cars sliding across raleigh, north carolina. the powerful storm whipped across several states including virginia, south carolina, and north carolina, claiming the l

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this is the "cbs morning news." it's week two of the government shutdown and still no deal in sight as the battle continues over the border wall. >>> a lion escaped and killed a 22-year-old worker at a north carolina wildlife cop server to. >>> and people expected to pack times square and ring in the new year tonight. nypd will be there too with a new tool. >>> and good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. i'm brook silva-braga in for anne-marie green. it's day ten of the partial government shutdown. funding for president trump's border wall remains the sticking point as the debate grows over the very definition of a border wall. meanwhile, there's been no real progress toward actually ending the stalemate. democrats say they'll pass legislation to restore the government as soon as they take control of the house, that's on thursday, but without more money or border security, the republican-controlled senate is unlikely to go along. tom hanson has more on this. >>> while people ac

captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning, the southeast is dealing with the effects of a massive and deadly wintry storm. winter w from tennessee to virginia, but north carolina where some parts got over a foot of snow is hardest hit. a state of emergency has been declared in 18 counties, more than 100,000 customers are without power, and some areas it's impossible to travel and there have been more than 500 accidents on snow and ice-covered roads. marc liverman is here with more on this. good morning. >> good morning. a man in north carolina was killed when a tree fell on his car. the conditions hundreds of thousands have been dealing with since saturday. they're not over yet. a premature blast of winter is taking aim at the a big swath of the u.s. >> north carolina is in the cold, icy grip of a mammoth winter storm. >> the flakes began falling in the carolinas and virginia saturday. soon, the region was anything but a winter wonderland. conditions got so bad

. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this friday, a major earthquake strikes alaska miles weom anchorage. we will have the latest on the damage and aftershocks. the president meets world leaders in south america, while new information emerges about the mueller investigation at home. and, video released of an n.f.l. star running back assaulting a woman in a hotel. all that and much more beginning with the headlines in 60 seconds. >> holy smokes. >> a powerful and massive earthquake hitting anchorage, alaska. >> there is major infrastructure damage. >> this thing hit hard, it hit fast, and did a lot of damage. >> this is the strongest quake i've ever felt. >> the dallas police officer who shot a man in his own apartment has been indicted on a murder charge. >> i look forward to a conviction. >> president trump signs the nafta replacement deal, called the "united states-mexico-canada agreement." >> this is a model agreement that changes the trade landscape forever. >> marriott hotels has announced its starwood program database has been hacked. >> exposing

captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom from cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning in france, hundreds of police are searching for a gunman after he opened fire in a christmas market. at least three people were killed and a dozen wounded. they say the suspect is known to security services as a possible terrorist threat. elaine is there and you're joining us on the phone. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. much of strasbourg is shut down today after the deadly shooting. the famous christmas market is closed for the day. all public events have been canceled and many shops, cafes, and restaurants are also closed. the mayor of strasbourg has said that flags will fly at half staff today. a book of condolences will be made available to the people of strasbourg at city hall. and he was thanked the people of strasbourg who were coming for the christmas market for their patience and understanding. now, the anti-terror investigators in paris have been put in charge of this investigation becaus

captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters. i'm hena doba in for anne-marie green. u.s. customs and border protection agency has ordered medical checks on every child it's holding focusing on those under the age of 10. this follows the second death of an immigrant child this month. an 8-year-old boy died yesterday after being hospitalized twice. anna werner has that report. >> reporter: they said in a statement that the 8-year-old guatemalan boy was already in cbp custody. when he became ill and was taken to a new mexico hospital. he was initially diagnosed with a common cold, then a fever and was released 1 1/2 hours later with prescriptions for amoxicillin and ibuprofen. but later in the day, the child exhibited symptoms of nausea and voming and was transported back to the hospital where he died shortly after midnight. the boy is the second child to die in cbp dufd this month. a 7-year-old guatemalan girl jakelin caal died from extreme dehydration after she and her father crossed the border. >> please rise, i'll begin by swea

cbs news spoke with one of the iedows. here's david martin. >> it kills me inside, because my children could still have their dad. i could still have my husband. >> reporter: cbs news spoke with ashley kundrat just after the marine corps told her last year's crash of a c-130, which killed her husband, staff sergeant william kundrat and 15 others, could and should have been prevented. the transport plane had simply disappeared from radar during a routine cross-country flight. the plane was at 20,000 feet when, without warning, a blade on the left inboard propeller flew off and sliced through the fuselage. a 130-pound object traveling at almost the speed of sound. that caused so much structural stress, the right inboard propeller came off and spun into the fuselage. the cockpit was severed from the plane and plummeted to earth, followed moments later by the fuselage. the doomed aircraft belonged to an air wing commanded by brigadier general bradley james. so the crew up there in the cockpit had no control? >> absolutely no c

welcome to cbs this morning. listen, it could be a miserable day for tens of millions of holiday travelers, raining almost everywhere east of the mississippi. causing delays. we check the travel forecast for your part of the country. >> chaos in the capitol. anxiety over a looming government shutdown sew shows. the mouse approves the money he wants. jim mattis stuns washington by resigning amid disagreements with the president. >>> instagram ads offer big shopping discounts. but some deals are too good to be true. how to avoid being skromd scammed online by retailers sending inferior merchandise or sometimes nothing at all. >> plus our more perfect union series follows a little boy's dream see how he worked for years to join a choir that could change his life. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> president trump is plunging the country into chaos. >> general mattis resigns, following the president's syria withdrawal.thatatmenth sloughs. >> the president refu

this is the "cbs morning news." president trump speaks out about allegations of hush money payments made right before his election. and he's throwing all the blame on michael cohen. >>> coast to coast bomb threats turn out to be hoaxes. the common factor. >>> and this might be the way you take your first trip to you take your first trip to space. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well president trump says he never directed his then lawyer michael cohen to break the law. cohen implicated the president in a hush-money scheme to hide alleged affairs with two women. mr. trump says he was following bad advice from a bad lawyer. marc liverman is here in new york with more on this story. good morning. >> good morning. after cohen was first sentenced on wednesday, president trump was silent. but within about 24 hours he started speaking his mind. and it turns out when it came to his former attorney micha

well, that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." the news continues now on our 24-hour digital network cbsn at cbsnews.com. i'm reena ninan in new york. we leave you now with imes from sao paulo, where 50,000 biodegradable balloons were released as part of the city's year-end celebration. for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us, and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> ans caped inmate was caught stopping for fast food. >> the attorney general's office says the utility could possibly face murder charges in the wake of the deadly camp fire. >> and it was a case that put a heart breaking face to the president's travel ban. tonight a mother who fought for months to see her dying son in the bay area has said her final good-bye. >>> good to you. i'm juliet good rich. >> i'm brian hackey. >> pg ande could face charges. the possible charges were described in a brief from the state attorney general's office. if a jury finds pg&e guilty, the utility could face criminal charges that include failing to clear veg

jamie yuccas, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up a bit later on "cbs this morning" anna werner has a follow-up on products containing methyline chloride. the company has come out with a safer product expected to hit the u.s. market soon. we'll have details. >>> and how a victim of gun violence more than 20 years ago overcame his tragedy to become a successful painter. >>> that's the cbs morning news for this thursday. thanks so much for watching. i'm brook silva-braga. have a great day. >>> it was nice to kind of sleep in the last few days. i was in my pajamas all day long. >> put a sweater on. it's going to be chilly and it was actually kind of nice. >> yeah, a chilly start. but 4:00 in the afternoon with that sunshine. and we are going to see that sun once again for today. enjoy it. looking east of the bay bridge and our temperatures right now in the 40s. concord 42. 49 in downtown san francisco. we're looking at 41 for santa rosa. so your weather headlines mainly clear skies, breezy in spots this morning. as we head throu

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captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. so we're one step closer this morning to avoiding a partial government shutdown. last night the senate approved a short-term spending bill. it now goes to the house. one thing is missing from the bill. $5 billion for president trump's border wall. marc liverman is here in new york. marc, good morning. >> good morning. so far we haven't heard from the president on this plan. either way, the house and mr. trump will have to move quick with just over a day and a half before friday's midnight deadline. with just 48 hours to go before a partial government shutdown, the senate approved a short-term spending bill late wednesday night. >> all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> those opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it, the motion is agreed to. >> later the house will vote opt gill which will keep the government open until february. if it passes there, it will go for the president's signe. he hasn't publicly weighed in on the

welcome to "cbs this morning." a government shutdown deadline is three days away and budget talks have hit a wall. why republicans in congress want the president to back off the demand for $5 billion to help build a border wall. >> investors react to another market plunge over concerns about the economy in a trade war with china. only on "cbs this morning," president trump's former chief economic adviserks at tkep tax cuts. >>> it's been almost five years since pro football star ray rice was caught on video hitting his future wife janay. this morning they tell gayle how the new cases affect them and how they work to stay together. >> plus the new movie "vice" takesd look at dick chauny's a har pursuit of power. christian bale's stunning transformation into the former vice president. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> former cbs ceo les moonves will not be receiving his $120 million severance package. >> the board says there are grounds to terminate for ca

captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, december 25th, christmas day. this is the cbs morning news. >>> pope francis is urging christians everywhere to remember the true meaning of christmas as the faithful attend services worldwide. >>> stocks plunge, shares in asian markets fall after the big sell-off on wall street. >>> and hundreds of migrants are left with nowhere to go at a bus station on christmas eve. >>> good morning from the studio 57 news room in new york. christians around the world are celebrating the birth of christ at the vatican pope francis celebrated a christmas eve mass. he urged kriftdans to seek a simpler, less materialistic life. tom hanson is here in new york. good morning. >> good morning, wendy. as christmas arrived this morning, millions of christians worldwide ushered in the holiday with song, hope and prayer. from bethlehem to sydney, australia, and all corners of the world, millions of christians are welcoming christmas. at the vatican, pope francis celebrated an evening mass at st. peter's basilica. the pope's message? shun

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cbs evening news is next. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> quijano: a major southern snowstorm. the north carolina mountains get buried under more than a foot and a half of snow. also tonight, the incoming chairman of the house judiciary committee says federal prosecutors have outlined impeachable offenses against president trump. >> they were committed in the service of fraudulently obtaining the office. >> quijano: a colorado mother missing since thanksgiving. her cellphone last sent a signal 800 miles from home. >> she has a one-year-old child. she wouldn't just leave her. >> kyler murray wins the heisman trophy. hours later, his homophobic tweets surface on twitter. >> i was young. i own every single part of it. >> quijano: and madison the dog's mission accomplished. he guarded his home during california's worst wildfire. >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. we'll get to the southern snowstorm in a moment, but we begin with a flurry of political headlines. congressman adam schiff said on "face the nation" today president trump could face jail time after federal pros

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this is the "cbs morning news." president trump says the new border wall will be beautiful and artistically designed. its funding is at the center of a battle that threatens a partial government shutdown in days. >>> the insurance institute for highway safety has come out with the new list of safest cars, which ones are on top. and remb pioneer penny marshal. iconic characters and movies iconic characters and movies that she brought to life. captioning funded by cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. well, we could be seeing a partial government shutdown in less than three days if no deal on a border wall is reached between congress and president trump. and that would mean about 800,000 federal employees will either have to work without pay or be furloughed right before christmas. marc liverman is here in new york. what is going on and good morning? >> we are talking about big impacts, somewhere between nine and 15 cabinet level department and agencies would be affected and tha

captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, december 4th. this is the "cbs morning news." president george h.w. bush is lying in state in the capitol rotunda. the last president from the greatest generation is being honored at the u.s. capitol. throughout the night admirers paid their respects to a true american hero. >>> she's heard the grisly recording. now cia director gina haspel is going to tell senator leaders about the slaying of jamal khashoggi. >>> migrants at the u.s.-mexico border a s

cbs news has not seen the report, which was ordered by the cbs board of directors and is expected to be presented to the board next week. here's vladimir duthiers. >> reporter: in its 50-year history, "60 minutes" has been run by just two executive producers, don hewitt and jeff fager, both now named in that report examined exclusively by "the new york times." >> "60 minutes" has operated so autonomously from the rest of the organization that investigators found that the lack of oversight really enabled the people to behave in ways that went unchecked. >> reporter: according to that report, that autonomy led to misconduct by some "60 minutes" employees, including its creator, don hewitt. in the 1990s, a former worker claimed hewitt sexually assaulted her on repeated occasions, and destroyed her career. >> they found the allegations to be credible, and over the years, the settlement was renegotiated six times, as recently as this year. and in total, cbs has agreed to pay $5 million. and on top of that $5 million, they have agreed to pay $75,000 to the woman each year for the rest of h

captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, december 25th, christmas day. this is the cbs morning news. >>> pope francis is urging christians everywhere to remember the true meaning of christmas as the faithful attend services worldwide. >>> stocks plunge, shares in asian markets fall after the big sell-off on wall street. >>> and hundreds of migrants are left with nowhere to go at a bus station on christmas eve. >>> good morning from the studio ew

captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, december 4th. this is the "cbs morning news." president george h.w. bush is lying in state in the capitol rotunda. the last president from the greatest generation is being honored at the u.s. capitol. throughout the night admirers paid their respects to a true american hero. >>> she's heard the grisly recording. now cia director gina haspel is going to tell senator leaders about the slaying of jamal khashoggi. >>> migrants at the u.s.-mexico border are seen hopping the fence. why they're being criticized by their felow migrants. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> former president george h.w. bush is lying in state in the capitol rotunda this morning. his casket will remain there in until tomorrow morning when it will be taken to the national cathedral for a state funeral. through the night, those who admired mr. bush paid their respects. nikole killian is in washington with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is

four women work for cbs. another cbs employee was said to be on call to provide oral sex in his office. but they said they were consensual. joining us from connecticut is charlie gasparino. charlie, you have been doing some reporting on the cbs board and how it aloud his conduct to go on for a long time. charlie: a lot of the board members interviewed, particularly some of the independents are saying they had no idea this was going on. they weren't friend with les moonves. it was not something openly debated until recently, his alleged sexual misconduct. a lot of the allegations are before his contract. i think his last contract was 2017. these are allegations that happened before he was married. so we are talking 10 years ago. what's interesting, when this stuff first surfaced, the board doesn't want to pay him the $120 million. how do you get not to pay him the $120 million. you have to so a lie, a violation of his contract that is contemporaneous. howie: that's where the cover-up comes up. the lawyers, inv

for more news any time go to cbs and its cbs news.com or download the cbs news app. i'm elaine quija >>> now at 6:00, dangerous high surf causing some concerns, the surf competition now pushed back. >>> plus, when will the transbay transit center finally reopened? new details tonight, it may take a while longer. >>> we are on storm watch, more rain is moving through today but how much are we expecting this time? >>> brian has the evening off. we begin with the wet weather, let's take a live look around the bay area right now, rain falling since this afternoon in the north bay, cloudy skies in most areas, we have team coverage on the high surf warning tonight, kpix 5's katie nielsen at ocean beach with a warning to beachgoers, half moon bay on the maverick surf competition but let's start with chief meteorologist paul deanno who's been tracking the storms back tracking study to heavy rainfall throughout much of the bay area, looking for this continuing for the next couple hours, here's what's going on as of this very second, the wettest spot is now the santa clara val

this is the "cbs morning news." search for a killer. a california community mourns a slain officer as the gunman remains on the run. new details about the suspect. >>> also, we're learning what may have contributed to the death of a migrant boy who died this week in u.s. custody. >>> and a mysterious bright light across the skies over new york city, what caused the eerie blue glow. >>> and good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs

captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this wednesday, the president's former lawyer learns his prison term as prosecutors announce another cooperation deal. "eye on america," 80 years old and still working. why many americans may never be able to retire. and breaking news, in the search for three people missing in an abandoned mine in west virginia. all that and much more beginning with the headlines in 60 seconds. and much more beginning >> the president's former attorney is heading to prison. >> michael cohen sentenced to 36 months. >> any time a former lawyer of yours goes to jail it's probably not a good day. >> british prime minister theresa may survived a vote of no confidence. >> we now need to get on with the job of delivering brexit for the british people. >> an intense manhunt in france has turned up no sign of the gunman who opened fire near a christmas market. >> reporter: witnesses heard the shooter yell, "allahu akbar," as he opened fire. >> police in colorado released the last-known footage of a mother missing since thanksgiving day. >> it makes

welcome to "cbs this morning." the manhunt intensifies for a suspect in the killing of a california police officer. police released new pictures of the suspect who they say was in the country illegally. we're in newman, california, where the case is sparking new outrage in the immigration debate. >>> we're approaching the one-week mark of the government e house press secretary with us the standoff and what the president may offer to end it. >>> and flu cases are on the rise across the country. dr. jon lapook tells us if the latest flu vaccine is doing its job and if it's too late for you to get one. >>> plus, we're getting a first look inside the newest airliner to take flight in the u.s. we'll take you on board delta's brand-new air bus a-220 that's promising passengers more space and a smoother ride. how its new system aims to avoid turbulence. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> wild winter weather causing dangerous conditions. >> severe weather -- >> all of

ousted cbs chief les moonves won't get his $120 million payout. instead, he'll get nothing. what investigators found in a bombshell report. we have late details. >>> closing in on a government shutdown, both sides digging in over money for the border wa, and american families caught in the middle, a fear of no paychecks just before christmas. >>> criminal charges against ex-business associates of former trump national security adviser michael flynn. what the feds say they were plotting, and tonight, an angry james comey unloads at republicans in congress. >> there is a truth, and they're not telling it. their silence is shameful. >> what set the former fbi director off. >>> a market meltdown, another major plunge on wall street hitting your 401(k). >>> is he a war hero or war criminal? a decorated u.s. green beret charged with murder in the death of a suspected taliban bombmaker. >>> the big, gathering storm that could wreak havoc with your holiday travel plans. you'll want to double-check those plans. al roker is here. >>> a new alert about the massive boom in vaping among

this is the "cbs morning news." the battle over the border wall is pushing the government to the brink of a partial shutdown. the clock is ticking. >>> the death of a migrant child is highlighting possible communication challenges asians are facing at the southern border. what may have been lost in translation. >>> and for the first time, an all-woman panel of judges chooses a new miss universe and a transgender contestant make a transgender contestant make history. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. so far, neither the white house or congressional democrats are backing down with parts of the federal government set to shut down at midnight on friday. president trump is ready to close the government unless he gets $5 billion to build a border wall. marc liverman is here in new york with the latest on this standoff. good morning, marc. >> good morning, anne-marie. if there is a government shutdown t

cbs news. london. >>> a high school wrestler in new jersey was forced to make a quick decision, cut off his dread locks, for forfeit the match. >> reporter: this high school wrestler stood silently as his dread locks were cut seconds before his match. the referee apparently ordered him to chop his hair or forfeit. johnson shows the cut. the rules state in had an athlete's hair is longer than their ears it must be contained. the cell phone video viewed more than 14 million times sparked a firestorm of criticism on social media. >> i know as a young black than, how much the hair meant to me. >> he is an olympic gold medalist and competed in matches where maloney was a referee, he believes the ref abused hiss power. >> be a human being, listen, you cannot do it to a young dude. allen, you have to be stopped. you are going to face consequences and rightfully >> reporter: he was discipline for hurling a slur at a student. >> the association is working to determine the exact nature of the incident an

welcome to "cbs this morning." cbs news confirmed president trump was present for a 2015 meeting when his longtime fixer michael cohen discussed hush money to cover up mr. trump's allege affairs to help his campaign. we'll show you the legal implications for the president. >>> cbs news has obtained body cam and security video showing the growing gun problem at airports. why tsa officers are finding 11 guns a day in carry-on bags at airport checkpoints across the country and how this raises new security concerns. >>> police in iowa say they are close to solving a 23ol cold case. a tv anchor who left home one day and never made it to work. 48 hours has new information in a long-searched for jodi huisentruit. >>> plus felicity jones joins us in studio 57. she'll tell us about playing the iconic ruth bader ginsburg in her newest movie, and how the supreme court justice helped her prepare for the role. >>> but we begin with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> whatever he did, he did on his own. i

this is the "cbs morning news." death and destruction, there are fears another tsunami could strike indonesia days after a deadly wave. >>> plus, president trump lets the defense secretary go early as the government shutdown could last longer than expected. >>> and where will people be >>> and where will people be celebrating a white christmas? captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this mornicue crew digging through collapsed homes, hotels, and other buildings in indonesia searching for victims of saturday's deadly tsunami. ca.wave crashed into a concert. at l 281 people are known to have died when the deadly wave hit without warning. more than a thousand were injured and dozens are missing. rebecca reports from indonesia. >> reporter: villas like this one here are built right on the ocean and they didn't stand a chance when the huge waves hit. this, the state of the swimming pool that would have bee

moonves came to cbs. so the time period now in which the report is going to have to be done and turned over is getting shorter and shorter. i would urge anyone who alleges that she has information about mr. moon ves, positi -- moonves contact cbs and have a full and transparent report. >> that's a good idea. >> can't argue with that. >> gloria, phyllis, thank you for being here. it's not just about moonves. the law firms are looking into the allegations against charlie rose, jeff fager and others. there's an allegation that don hewitt was engaged in harassment and cbs had to pay off an accuser for many, many years, more than $5 million over time. so there is a lot here and hopefully more information will come out later this week because the cbs board is having its annual meeting on tuesday. more to come on this. of course, moonves denies the allegations, denies environment -- ever engaged in a cover-up. there are more than a dozen women who say otherwise. quick break here on "reliable sources." then a tur

. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this wednesday, the president orders all u.s. troops out of syria. some top republicans are warning against it. we ride in elon musk's brand-new tunnel designed to revolutionize commuting. and why services at this church have been going nonstop for nearly seven weeks. all that and much more beginning with the headlines in 60 seconds. >> we have won against isis. and now it's time for our troops to come back home. >> it's a terrible mistake. >> i think it takes courage to do this. >> this is an obama-like move. >> stocks plummeting today after the federal reserve announced it's raising interest rates. >> the dow closed at its lowest point in 2018. >> facebook is in trouble again. >> the social media giant gave its corporate business partners extensive access to your personal data. >> i don't want to have to regulate facebook, but, doggone it, they've got to stop doing this. >> fox news anchor tucker carlson losing more advertisers after claiming immigrants make america "poorer" and "dirtier." >> we're not intimidated. >>

captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> president george h.w. bush will be burden today next to his wife and young daughter on a family plot on the testimony a&m university. the president's body arrived in texas yesterday following an emotional state funeral in the nation's capital. mola lenghi is in houston with more. mola, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this morning's funeral service here in houston won't be as ceremonial and have the pageantry of yesterday's state funeral in washington. but it will likely be just as meaningful and emotional as we sao the esidbush one final tim. texans filed through saint martin's episcopal church to say good-bye to president george h.w. bush. >> it just feels like a family member that passed. >> reporter: his casket was flown to houston yesterday aboard air force one renamed special air missing 41. along the way it passed over his presidential library as hundreds came out to pay tribute. >> it's an awesome feeling

captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news." dangerous weather. a new threat in the aftermath of a record-breaking snowstorm as roads freeze over and tens of thousands remain in the dark. >>> who's it going to be? president trump considers a new chief of staff as the short list changes. >>> and the search for missing marines has been called off. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headqer

welcome to "cbs this morning." as tens of millions of people hit the road for christmas a winter storm could threaten travel with dangerous conditions. what you need to know ahead of what could be the biggest holiday travel rush america has ever seen. >>> facebook is being sued for the first time by a government agency in the u.s. over privacy concerns. why washington d.c.'s attorney general claims the social media giant misled customers about the use of their personal data. >>> only on "cbs this morning" we take you onboard the "uss harry s. truman" for the aircraft carrier's home coming after a historic mission. sailors reunite with loved ones and talk about spending months at sea without them. >>> plus, the one and only cher is now a kennedy center honoree and she talks to us about singing with sonny bono, winning an oscar and why she's not the same as the cher we see in public. >>> we begin with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >>> they're coming back now. we won, and that's the way we wa