charlie d'agata on how it was done. and the secrets that may be uncovered. a relentless artic blast is taking over more of the country. barry petersen reports from ground sub-zero. american sailors in plain clothes are attacked in a country that claims to be an ally. >> go home! >> pelley: david martin reports. dr. jon lapook investigates a price spike for generic drugs. how did her prescription go from $98 to $1200? and jericka duncan with high drama high above new york as window washers are stranded outside the new world trade center. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the target is two miles wide and 300 million miles away. but today, the european space agency landed a spacecraft on a comet, a first in human history. the lander named philae shot these pictures on approach to the comet which is called 67/p, a name as gray as the bolders and ridges that litter its service. philae bounced once when an anchoring system failed to catch. when it settled, it began sending signals but it has not

but charlie d'agata tells us there's a shadow hanging over the mission. and jim axelrod in a town that forgets its tough times every friday night. >> we're all here for the same cause, friday night we're here to watch the team win. >> this captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. from sea to shining sea, america is about to feel the chill. by tomorrow arctic air will blow freezing temperatures nearly everywhere. it's already freezing in colorado. this fall they're blowing snow, not leaves. more record lows are forecast for the plains and the rockies tonight. check out haver, montana, expected to hit minus 17 with a wind-chill factor of minus 26. we have a team of correspondents shivering out there tonight, and we'll begin with adriana diaz in denver. >> scott, it is almost impossible to believe that we're more than five weeks away from winter. with the wind-chill it felt as cold as negative 32 degrees here in denver early today. that's a 101-degree difference from miami. the unseasonable cold f

charlie d'agata tells us russian hackers. and jim axelrod with the director who said he was just trying to make a nice little movie. >> mrs. robinson, you're trying to seduce me. >> pelley: here's to you, mike nichols. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. president obama will address the nation this evening to lay out his plan for reforming the immigration system on his own terms in defiance of congressional republicans. senate g.o.p. leader mitch mcconnell said the president will come to regret it. the president's plan will spare as many as five million people who are in the united states illegally from being deported, and major garrett has more for us now from the white house. major. >> reporter: scott, in excerpts just released by the white house, the president will say in his prime-time address to the country taking on the challenge republicans have exceeding his own presidential powers. one excerpt reads as follows: ( applause ) >> reporter: the president'

actually, by the song. ♪ ♪ >> charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> that is cbs evening news tonight. later on cbs 60 minutes, first of all cbs this morning. and don't forget our digital network, cbsn, i'm jeff glor, scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> gloats i'm natasha brown, next on "eyewitness news" a cloudy and cold day makes way for a rainy night and a messy morning commute. justin. >> that's right, natasha, our next storm system is approaching the delaware valley. get ready for a rainy monday. i'll have the details in the eyewitness news weather forecast. >> plus, take two. crews remove a fixture of the philadelphia skyline on their second attempt. why the pnb letters came down. "eyewitness news" is n >> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> a cold and cloudy day is about to turn into a rainy night. we start tonight with our eye on the storm. right now a live look at storm scan3 shows a large system that is heading our way. it's e

charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >>> and if you'd like to buy the song, it goes on sale today. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," reaction to the execution of peter kassig. we'll get the latest from the state department. >>> plus an american woman held in prison in east timor is innocent of drug charges. wi will hear from her mother. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. i am anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >> a cold wet morning, and katie has the forecast for you in just abient. >>> first, we have two major breaking stories for this morning. one person killed in a fire at a philadelphia home, and four police officers injured trying to douse those flames. we'll have the very latest on their conditions coming up in a live report. >>> if i, pope francis is officially coming to philadelphia, vatican made the announcement just about an hour ago. it is monday, november 17th, good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehlment back to the major breaking news, vatican pope francis is coming t

as charlie d'agata reports, it came to rest in a place scientists had not planned. >> reporter: these are the first pictures ever taken from the surface of the comet. philae snapped the 360-degree view from its stark and jagged new home. but it missed its target landing and is now resting in the shadow of the cliff. >> we sort of get close to the place we are, where we think we are, which is not very close to the one we wanted to but not very far away. >> reporter: after a ten-year chase on the solar system, philae landed on a comet wednesday in a cosmic first, but the lander didn't stick to the surface. project manager stefan ool mick told us it bounced off tries. >> it bounced after light and then the second was longer. >> the first one was two hours. >> at least. >> reporter: the comet's weak gravity meant the 220-pound lander about the size of a dishwasher drifted off into space about a mile from the comet. amazingly it settled back only about a mile from its intended target. philae was meant to fire its harpoons into the comet but it didn't work. >> would you try to fire it? >> i

charlie d'agata, cbs news, germany. >> it takes more than 28 minutes for a command from scientists in darmstadt, germany to reach rosetta because the spaceship is more than 300 million miles from earth. >>> the search is on for a driver who hit and killed a young teenager and then drove off. anne makovec is live at san leandro with more details. anne. >> reporter: and the balloon at the memorial that has been growing today here behind me says justice for ivan because the driver in this case still has not been caught. i'm at east14th and ashland avenue in san lorenzo and you can see the memorial. ivan had just begun his freshman year at san lorenzo high. >> too early, man. he didn't even get to live his life. >> reporter: it was just after 6 p.m. when 14-year-old ivan cruz was riding his scooter in this crosswalk straight into the path of an erratic driver being chased by sheriff's deputies. >> the car came right when the little boy was in the middle of the street. he got hit. and then he flew into the air. >> reporter: he landed about 10 yards away where a makeshift memorial is growin

charlie d'agata, reports open the preview of band-aid 30. >> reporter: a whole new band aid with a whole new cause made its debut on britain's "x factor" tonight. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: head lined by one direction, ed sherin, and the very best of british talent. ♪ ♪ and cold play's chris martin. ♪ ♪ the lyrics have been tweaked slightly to reflect the ebola crisis. like a generation before, stars packed in for one marathon session, until the song and video were done. this is the same studio, the same street where history was made 30 years ago. and much like a lot of performers inside that studio a lot of people in the crowd weren't even born. 1984 was all about big hair and heavy makeup. that was just the men! ♪ p >> then musician bob geldof led an impassioned fight to feed ethiopia. now the fight against ebola, a disease that renders people untouchable. >> an african mom in agony staring at her child, child bewildered why her mom can't touch her. that disgusts me. that shouldn't happen. >> reporter: dropped u.s. concerts when geldof rang up. >> kind of direct, what has to be don

charlie d'agata has details. >> reporter: the nation stood in silence. from the tower of london and its spectacular sea of red, 800,000 ceramic poppies honoring the world war i dead to the memorial service where the queen laid her wreath at the foot of britain's war monument. she's taken these very steps every year for five decades, but this year is especially poignant, marking a century since the start of world war i. it also comes at a time of unprecedented security after counterterrorism police arrested four men this week suspected of planning an attack on british soil. that threat did not deter the queen from duty nor the thousands of spectators who stood for hours on crammed sidewalks. >> i think it's important for everybody to commemorate people who lost their lives in all conflicts, not just the world wars but all conflicts. >> reporter: the queen was joined by prince philip, prince charles, and prince william, all military veterans themselves. the only one missing was prince harry who made a surprise return to afghanistan to pay his own personal

charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >>> and if you'd like to buy the song, it goes on sale today. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," reaction to the execution of peter kassig. we will get the latest from the state department. >>> plus, an american woman held in a prison in east timor says she's innocent of drug charges. we will hear from her mother. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. i am anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com and i'm frank >>> good morning everyone. it's monday, november 19. i am michelle griego. >> i am frank falco. nearly 5:00. we will answer that question with traffic and weather. where did it go? >> feels like groundhog day, doesn't it? yes, here we are again. we are looking at the possibility of a few raindrops headed our way. not today. we will tell you when we expect the rain coming up. >>> monday back to work. we have the usual overnight roadwork. they cleared the full freeway closure in san leandro. so we will tell you if it's slowing things down. we have one accident on the altamonte pa

charlie d'agata, cbs news, darmstadt, germany. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the latest message from the leader of isis. we'll hear from former cia deputy director mike morell. >>> we'll also sit down with former navy s.e.a.l. robert o'neill who claims he fired the bullet that killed osama bin laden. >>> and we'll have a preview of the hollywood film awards airing tonight on cbs. >>> that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, it's friday, november 14. i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. i think the operative word there is friday! >> thank you very much. >> yeah. >> we made it. >> yes, we did. >> it's looking good. we had the rain yesterday and because of that we are seeing dense fog around the bay area this morning especially in the north bay valleys. we'll have your friday forecast and, of course, what comes after that? t

charlie d'agata has details. >> a nation stood in silence. from the tower of london and its spectacular stay of red 800,000 ceramic poppies honoring world war i dead to the memorial service where the queen later read at the war monument. she has taken these very steps every year for five decades but this year is especially poignant, marking a century since the start9i of world w. >> it also c a time of unprecedented security, after counter-terrorism police raced four men this week suspected of planning an attack on british soil. >> that threat did not deter the queen from duty nor the thousands of spectators who stood for hours on crammed sidewalks. >> i think it is important for everybody to remember the people who have lost their lives in all conflicts, not just this war but all conflicts. >> the queen was joined by prince philip, prince charles and prince william, all military veterans themselves. the only one missing was prince harry. >> who made a surprise return to afghanistan to pay his own personal respects for more than 450 britis

charlie d'agata, cbs news. darmstadt, germany. >> it will be fun to watch. scientists are also hoping that the lander's drill can be used to dig samples from the comet surface without pushing the lander back into space. >>> communication problems are a key part of the reason a man who jumped the white house fence made it all the way inside. a scathing report says alarms and radios were muted. one officer's warnings were not being broadcast to armed guards. the part of a fence the man jumped over in september was missing a spike. the fake bushes on the lawn made it easier to make it to the white house. once inside he encountered an officer who was too small to tackle the man and fumbled with her equipment. it led to the firing of the director of the secret service. >>> nancy pelosi is firing back at some critics who are questioning whether she should stay on as minority leader after her party had a big loss in last week's election. she is hinting at a double standard. >> what was the day that any of you said to mitch mcconnell when they lost the senate three

but charlie d'agata tells us there's a shadow hanging over the mission. and jim axelrod in a town that forgets its tough times every friday night. >> we're all here for the same cause, friday night we're here to watch the

charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the extreme cold front invading the upper midwest. we're live in minneapolis. plus the growing problem with elevators inside homes. and gayle sits down with fashion legend diane von furstenberg. >>> finally "sesame street" celebrate as milestone. the longest returning children's show is 45 years old. big bird and cookie monster made their debut in 1969. "sesame street" has evolved along the way. youtube has a million subscribers and 1.5 million views. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday brought to you by the letters cbs. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >> today is monday, november 10th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. stories we're following today, fire breaks out in a philadelphia neighborhood overnight. sending one person to the hospital. we have the latest on the victims' condition and a look at the damage in a live report. >>> a carstarphan evens out of control and launches into a home. finds out

charlie d'agata tells us russian hackers. and jim axelrod with the director who said he was just trying to make a nice little movie. >> mrs. robinson, you're trying to seduce me. >> pelley: here's to you, mike nichols.

charlie d'agata on how it was done. and the secrets that may be uncovered. a relentless artic blast is taking over more of the country. barry petersen reports from ground sub-zero. american sailors in plain clothes are attacked in a country that claims to be an ally. >> go home! >> pelley: david martin reports. dr. jon lapook investigates a price spike for generic drugs. how did her prescription go from $98 to $1200? and jericka duncan with high drama high above new york as window washers are stranded outside the new world trade center.

charlie d'agata on how it was done. and the secrets that may be uncovered. a relentless artic blast is taking over more of the country. barry petersen reports from ground sub-zero. american sailors in plain clothes are attacked in a country that claims to be an ally. >> go home! >> pelley: david martin reports. dr. jon lapook investigates a price spike for generic drugs. how did her prescription go from $98 to $1200? and jericka duncan with high drama high above new york as window washers are stranded outside the new world trade center.

but charlie d'agata tells us there's a shadow hanging over the mission. and jim axelrod in a town that forgets its tough times every friday night. >> we're all here for the same cause, friday night we're here to watch the team win.

charlie d'agata on how it was done and the secrets that may be uncovered. a relentless arctic blast is taking over more of the country. barry petersen reports from ground sub-zero. american sailors in plain clothes are attacked in a country that claims to be an ally. >> go home yankee! >> pelley: david martin reports. dr. jon lapook investigates a price spike for generic drugs. how did her prescription go from $98 to $1,200? and jericka duncan with high drama high above new york as window washers are stranded outside the new world trade center. captioning sponsored by cbs

charlie d'agata tells us russian hackers. and jim axelrod with the director who said he was just trying to make a nice little movie. >> mrs. robinson, you're trying to seduce me. >> pelley: here's to you, mike nichols.

but charlie d'agata tells us there's a shadow hanging over the mission. and jim axelrod in a town that forgets its tough times every friday night. >> we're all here for the same cause, friday night we're here to watch the team win. captioning sponsored by cbs

d'agata more on this atrocity. >> good morning, bob. the video surfaced this morning it appears to show that same english speaking isis militant seen in previous videos claiming to beheaded peter kassig. unlike previous videos this did not show kassig alive before the alleged beheading. 26-year-old aid worker was captured in syria just over a year ago while trying to deliver food. he's a former army ranger served in iraq, set up his own agency. his family from indiana they released statement saying they're aware of the reports. death of their treasured son, but they're awaiting confirmation from the u.s. government. national security council said they're trying to confirm the authenticity of the video but if true, the u.s. government is appalled by the brutal murder of innocent american aid worker. the 15 minute video included gory scene which reported to show beheading of syrian soldiers are unlike previous videos usually cut away when showed every last detail. bob. >> schieffer: thank you so much, charlie. israeli prime minister benja

charlie d'agata is in darmstadt where mission control are receiving data. charlie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there are a lot of relieved scientists this morning. they made contact with the spacecraft more or less on time. it bounced big time twice. it's now sending pictures home. this is the first image ever to be taken on the comet's surface and it confirms that the philae craft landed.apparently it bounced twice. there was a bigger jump in about six minutes. we're on the surface. what we don't know is where we are and exactly how we are there. >> reporter: the mother ship rosetta lost radio contact for hours, entirely expected as the comet rotated. although it has power and onboard instruments are still doing their job, they had to wait until today to reconnect and find out what's going on. but optimism remains high after yesterday's landing. this is the moment the european space agency knew they made space history. when their tiny spacecraft sent back the message it was alive and well. it was a combination of a 20-year dream. the kind of d

i just need a big drink. >> for "cbs this morning," i'm charlie d'agata. >> nothing like being in the down under. i need a big drink. >> how cool. >> it's interesting to see it happen in real life. it's more compelling than a real movie. >> and consoling. >>> more and more car dealerships are using gps to help track vehicles. how it could have possibly saved a life. that's next on "cbs this morning." ♪ people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug, farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allergic to farxiga or its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling or difficulty breathing or swallowing. if you have any of

thank you, charlie d'agata. >>> portland oregon is seeing freezing rain. the temperature could plunge to 32. much of the rockies is dealing with subzero conditions. denver will plunge to minus 15 causing airport delays and other problems there. and it will be 7 degrees in minneapolis. the university of minnesota recruited a shovel brigade to clear the snow for saturday's football game. meteorologist daniel nigro is watching a new storm threat in the northwest. good morning. we're all getting ready. >> good morning and good morning to our viewers in the west. bitterly cold air continues. current windchills 20 to 30 degrees below zero in parts of the rockies. 2 below in bismark north dakota this morning. temperatures only in the teens from denver to helena. 24 in minneapolis after record warmth yesterday on the east coast. we will be in the 40s to lower 50s today. areas of rain across texas. snow in portions of the great lakes. rain and snow and some mixed precipitation coming into portions of the pacific northwest. that snow is going to spread east and will

charlie d'agata has more from london. >> reporter: 8,000 illuminated balloons lit up city sidewalks a new ber len wall to mark 25 years since it was brought down. since 1961 the wall became the sign of the cold war. hundreds died trying. an iron curtain made of stone, it was an icon and the fault line between the soviet empire of the east and the democratic west. president john f. kennedy visited in the summer of 1963 and solidarity to both sides of berlin. >> mr. gorbachev, open this gate. >> reporter: in a 1987 speech in front of brandenberg gate president ronald reagan threw down the challenge to leader mikael gorbachev. >> mr. goshrbachev, tear down this wall. >> reporter: it happened in two years and it wasn't by mr. gorbachev. there was an announcement made that immediately germans were allowed to visit the west. tens of thousands demanded the gates were to be opened. they began to do what would have cost them their lives the day before. they flooded the barricades crimed over the wall and finally took it down. mikhail gorbachev was in ber lain to pay tribute but to warn of dang

charlie d'agata is at mission control. he is in germany this morning. and russell brand shares his serious side. the comedian looks back at the choices that nearly ruined his life, he says. he is doing a note to self for us today. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. it really is is russell brand like you haven't seen him before. >> okay. thank you. >> gale, thanks. see you at 7:00. >>> well, a startup from san francisco now has a big yahoo connection. here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. yahoo making a big purchase buying san francisco-based bright roll for $640 million in cash. bright roll develops an automated video ad platform that's used by a majority of the top 100 u.s. advertisers. this is key as yahoo develops more of its own original video content and tries to revive its slumping online digital ad sales. big key for yahoo going forward. the company that makes folger's coffee schmucker is paying a price this morning after raising prices on folger's earlier this year to offset higher w

head charlie d'agata is at mission control in germany after the first ever landing on a comet. it was a difference between 1500 and 300,000 dollars. we talk to the woman who was taken to a hospital not covered by her insurance, the one that was in her plan was just three blocks away. all that and more. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. >> we'll be watching. >>> it is 6:46. howard is here to talk about the transition. we were 20 degrees warmer yesterday at this time. >> from the beginning of the day to the end of the day there was a huge nosedive. >> we got to 68 yesterday. lows were in the 40s officially at reagan national. this morning many of you were in the 30s with windchills even colder than that. let's talk about this thursday because a big difference. finally book to some colder weather after the unseasonably warm of the early part of the week. our day planner, we'll stay with the chill. it's not stopping these guys from getting their workout in. upper 40s to near 50 today. yellow alert and it's marginal for late afternoon and evening as we'll have

ahead charlie d'agata is at mission control in germany with the problems facing scientists after the first-ever landing on a comet. plus, it was a difference between 1500 and $300,000. so we'll talk to the woman who was taken to a hospital not covered by her insurance. the one that was in her plan was just three blocks away. and ben tracy at the port of long beach with the growing battle that could threaten your holiday shipments. all of that and more. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> thanks so much, charlie. have a wonderful day. "cbs this morning" again starting at 7:00. >>> 6:50 now. it seems new technology always brings new controversy as well. as san jose police department is finding out at issue here a drone. the sjpd plans to use it in certain situations. kpix 5's keit do joins us live from san jose where residents got a chance to speak out and boy, did they ever, right, kiet? >> reporter: yeah. you know, for san jose police, this is part mea culpa, part sales pitch. this time around, they say them to be open and transparent and explain why they think they

for "sunday morning," i'm charlie d'agata. >> osgood: a suffer gone infected with ebola is in extremely critical condition. a plane carrying dr. martin salia landed in omaha yesterday. he's 44 was working in sierra leone. president obama on his way from the g-20 summit. the president and other leaders took vladimir putin to task for supporting ukraine's separatest militarily. a new round of open enrollment under the health care law is now underway. it runs through february 15th. interview with national public radio scott simon, bellicose derefused comment on allegations that he sexually assault several women in past decades. the polar plunge goes on. serious winter like conditions are being felt in many states. thunderstorms are expected in the southeast. in the week ahead still very cold in the plains and beyond. pleasant in the pacific northwest. >> they were this color and this color and this color. >> ahead, costumes by ann roth. you make lemonade. >> no. every time i squirt life in the eye with the lemon. when my fa but some days are more balanced than others. so coke, dr pepper, a

charlie d'agata is at mission control in dormstead, germany, to see if time preparation will pay off. good morning. >> good morning, there is a huge cheer at mission control. there's trouble too. overnight we learn thad the thrust system that they pinned down has failed. the decades-long dream of landing on a streaking comet came one step closer to reality today. one small step separating from the unmanned mother ship, one giant leap, a seven-hour drop to the comet below. it's the final stretch of a 4-billion mile journey. they've been chasing the comet since the launch of the rosetta spacecraft in 2004. it meant using the gravity of the earth and mars as a sling shot, building up speed by swinging around both planets before swinging off toward its target. it finally caught up in the comet in august and began looking for a place to land its probe. this is exactly the size of the landing craft, and they're aiming for a flat, relatively smooth surface. when they caught up to the comet, they expect the shape of a potato. instead they found this, the shape of a rubber duck which makes it

charlie d'agata is in london where the government is demanding russia take this site down. good morning. >> good morning. the website has been up and running for months peering into offices and people's bedrooms for all the world to see. they claim it's doing it for its own good, shining a light on the problem, weak security. they have eyes on everywhere. so-called webcams a couple of clicks away of anyone with a an internet connection. this business in amarillo. a laundromat in salt lake city. a university like this one in iowa. private homes right down to baby monitors. these are children's bedrooms in the united states. this morning a baby sitting up in virginia, fast asleep in utah, in a corner of her cot in florida. we blurred out their faces. the website does not. and it's not just that. we blurred out the exact coordinates the site provides complete with links to a map. this parking lot in kansas is just down the street from amanda's bakery and a liquor store. the russian website says what they're doing is entirely legal where they hacked the cameras where owners did

charlie d'agata shows us how the voices are being used to fight ebola in west africa. ♪ it's christmas time there's no need to be afraid ♪ >> reporter: band aid is back and it's fresh with a whole new cause. one direction, ed sheeran, rita orrick to name just a few. this is "band aid 30." most of the numb members haven't quite reached that landmark yet. ♪ at christmastime >> reporter: the tune remains the same but the words have anged to reflect africa's crisis, the ebola epidemic. as it was back in 1984 music bob geldof was the driving force who saw what was happening in africa and inspired britain's biggest stars to align. >> the only similarity between '84 and now is it's the poorest as ever who get attacked, and that makes me enraged. >> reporter: back in 1984 his fight was against famine in eekt on ya when he managed to engage superstars into the studio for one day to record "do they know it's christmas." george michael, simon la bond, and sting. and, of course, bono's line, which sounded mean instead of you. clearly he thought so too. ♪ tonight we're reaching out and search