kenneth craig, cbs news, new y. investigating after a body was found at the river bottom in will scene. they are calling the death questionable. and they are investigating the case as a homicide. they say that the victim is an adult pan, they have not identified him, yet, and at this point, they are not sure if he died at that location, or maybe he was dumped there. >>> plus say that a man by the a 7/11 clerk while trying to shoplift. this happened overnight. investigators say that the man tried to walk out without paying. the the clerk stopped him and they got into a scuffle. and then the suspect pull add knife, but only cut himself. and then he bit the clerk. police took the suspect into custody and took him to the hospital for treatment and then took him to jail. >>> the flagstaff police officer seen on video punching )oin the face says that she attacked him, first. >> do not touch me. i am not under arrest for woman kicked him and kneed him in the groin before he felt the need to hit back. he says in his report

kenneth craig has the latest... (package)president elect donald trump has tapped congressman mike pompeo from kansas to be the next cia director. republican is a fierce critic of the iran nuclear deal and was a member of the house select benghazi commiee that investigated the 2012 attack on a u.s. diplomatic compound in libya. (sot: rep. mike pompeo/kansas - r)"it makes a difference in how you respond to an attack."offered the post attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions. sessions was the first senator to endorse the president elect and was a close adviser during the campaign.before his two decades in the senate, federal judgeship but was rejected because of alleged racist comments he made during his tenure as u-s attorney in alabama.vice president elect mike pence says the transition is going smoothly. smoothly.(sot: gov. mike pence/u.s. vice president elect)"we've got a great number of men and women with great qualifications look forward to serving in this administration." (standup bridge: kenneth craig/

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> trump's controversial pick to be chief strategist will be attending a gala this weekend with sheldon adelson. bannon is the former head of the website breitbart news... which gave a platform to the alt-right movement./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> oklahoma city's airport is back open after a deadly shooting . a southwest airlines employee was killed inh all airport traffic was suspended for hours while police hunted for the shooter... who they have identified as lloyd buie. ' he was an ex-employee of southwest airlines. the victim.. michael winchester.. was a former punter for the university of oklahoma.. and his son james played for the kansas city chiefs. police say they do not know the motivation for the shooting./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> work has stopped on an electric car manufacturing plant in north las vegas. faraday future is being built at work to let it put money and attention towards a concept car to reveal at the next consumer electronics show in las vegas

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. ((paul joncich)) >>> while many have voiced this year's presidential election... some experts argue our new president couldn't be coming into office at a better time. (( jeremy aguero//applied analysis it doesn't mean we don't have short comings, it doesnt mean far too many people still dont have a job. it doesnt mean from a foreign affairs standpoint that we dont have very real and legitimate challenges. but if you take a look at the us today, there's a reason why foreign capitol continues to flow in to our country its because we've done a lot of things right. i think you could say the same thing about nevada. )) >> aguero also spoke about what we can learn from this year's election. he says the biggest thing... that the polls we see leading up to november aren't always right./// ((christianne klein)) >>> earlier this week.. we reported that one of the men shown in the netflix docu-series "making a murderer" was granted release from prison. well... a federal appeals court has now rul

cbs news correspondent kenneth craig reports from new york. former cia director david petreaus is the to meet with president elect donald trump monday. petreaus is a contender for secretary of state. sot: (petraeus) "he basically walked us around the world. showed a great grasp of a variety of the challenges that are out there and some of the opportunities as well." the retired general followed a number of other trump tower visitors including advisors and other cabinet hopefuls. petraeus resigned in 2012 after admitting to an extramarital affair with his biographer and on tuesday, mister trump will meet for the second time with former rival and fierce critic mitt romney...despite backlash from loyalists over his possible nomination for secretary of state. sot: (conway/nbc) "i am just astonished at the breathtaking volume and intensity of blowback that i see just as one person close to the president elect is receiving unsolicited."

cbs's kenneth craig has the latest from midtown manhattan. >>>"we're very confident with how things are proceeding..." aides to president-elect donald trump are offering a unified response to reports of turmoil within his transition team. those reports surfaced after transition chair chris christie was demoted, and all lobbyists were dismissed. "there is a solid process in place, we feel very comfortable with the names we're looking at and the progress we're making." "it's false to say it's not going well, everything up the president-elect, and i talk with him frequently - is happy." the new head of the transition team, vice president-elect mike pence, along with his wife karen had lunch with current v-p joe biden and his wife jill in washington. tomorrow, he'll meet with incoming senate democratic leader, chuck schumer. inside trump tower, the president-elect held a meeting about possible supreme court appointees. he also met with new york city mayor bill de blasio. outside trump's 5th avenue high-rise, security remains tight. so much so, th

today, on the eve of what would have been cronkite's 100th birthday, kenneth craig looks back at his career and legacy. >> we may or may not be wearing a parachute. i personally don't wear one. >> well, no sense of me going out in that jungle if you're not down there with me. >> reporter: known as the most trusted man in america, walter conkite was -- cronkite was the america's journeyman. when cbs newsman edward murrow hired cronkite in 1950. he was assigned to the washington bureau. in 1962, he took over the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, from our cbs news room in new york. >> reporter: he anchored that broadcast right here taking the show out of a studio and into a real working newsroom. a year later, he shared the nation's grief when he delivered the news of president kennedy's assassination. >> here is a bulletin from cbs news. from dallas, texas, the flash, apparently official, president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. i'm walter cronkite. >> reporter: he was a nightly fixture in american homes for nearly two decades and he cemented his legacy during the

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. ((paul joncich)) >> trump is also scheduled to meet with tennessee senator bob corker and representatives mike today- michigan certified its results, making trump the official winner of the state./// ((christianne klein)) >>> and while you're doing your christmas shopping we want to encourage you to buy an extra gift for someone in need. >> 8 news now is partnering with towbin fiat alpha romeo -- at sahara and jones to collect toys and gift cards for the casa foundation. meterologist katie boer is live there tonight. katie? alerts: a wind advisory is in place for central nye co until 7pm tonight afternoon. winds: nw 25-35 (gusts up to 45mph) ................... light snow has been falling countless lives. ((paul joncich)) >> but researchers are learning why seat belts designed to protect the average sized driver... some of the most vulnerable driver. <<< announcer: you're watching the valley's news leader with paul joncich, this is 8 news now at six-thirty. ((christianne klein)) >>> m

donald trump is working to fill positions in his upcoming d administration and as kenneth craig reports we're getting word if he plans to prosecute his former rival for her e small scandal. >> reporter: one more one, more prominent republicans made their way into the gold elevator at trump tower. while no announcements were made this week, senior trump advisor kellyann conway told msnbc that mr. trump does not wish to have pursue charges against hillary clinton for using a private e-mail server, and he is considering fellow republican dr. ben carson for secretary of housing and urban development. the trump transition team released video outlining plans for his first 100 days in office including withdrawing from the transpacific partnership but no mention of a border wall or repealing obamacare, two key campaign promises. before heading to his florida estate for the thanksgiving holiday, mr. trump is also meeting with the new york times. this morning, the president- elect tweet that does he canceled the meeting because the s chged the conditions, something that the paper denies. in new y

cbs's kenneth craig has the latest from outside trump tower. one by one, more prominent republicans made their way into the gold elevators at trump tower this morning as president-elect donald trump holds another day of meetings about staffing his administration.while no this week, senior trump adviser kellyanne conway told msnbc that mr. trump does not wish to pursue charges against hillary clinton for her use of a private email server while she was secreatary of state. (sot - rudy)"there's a tradition in american politics that after you win an election, you sort of put things behind you, and if that's the decision he reached, that's perfectly consistent with sort of the historical pattern."last night, the trump transition team released video outlining plans for his first 100 days in office. a withdrawal from the trans-pacific partnership and cutting regulations, and fine tuning the nation's visa program.(sot trump)'i will direct the department of labor to investigate all abuses of visa programs that undercut the american worker."but there was

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> obama continues his final foreign visit. he's in berlin today. it is his sixth visit to germany during his administration. he's visiting chancellor merkel, he said he could not ask reliable partner on the world stage. he says a strong alliance protects the future. >> if we don't have a strong transatlantic alliance standing up for those things, we will be giving to our children a worse world. we will go backwards instead of forwards. whoever the u.s. president is, whoever the chancellor of germany is, we need to remember that and our citizenry who decide who our presidents and chancellors are, need to great britain, italy and spain. >>> an update on the man whod a mid-ed to opening fire on the planned parenthood a year ago. the judge has again ruled robert dear is not competent to stand trial. he was yelling again as he entered the courtroom again this morning. this means he goes back for more treatment at the mental health facility to see if his condition find out what sparked a deadly gas explosion in central illinois. it

kenneth craig has the story. >> reporter: matt whitesfeld runs bpi, a turn taitable busin his father starthow big of a jump have you seen in terms of your sales in the last five years. >> drastic, i'd say doubled if not more. ? >> reporter: vinyl is back. and a spike in album sales over the past few years have led to a turntable boom. >> yes, i bought them in april or may. >> reporter: digital age millennials like 25-year-old alex reynolds are leading the revolution. >> i think when i first started getting into it was the cool factor. >> reporter: turntable sales are 2016, up from 19 million a few years ago. whitesfeld recently doubled his staff to meet demands. and major corporations are doing its same. panasonic is resurrecting its sales. do you see a time when sales will plateau and the cool factor will go away and this will kind of fall back down again? >> i wouldn't be surprised if it does. but i go away like it did in the early '90s. >> reporter: and he's counting on people to keep spinning for generations to come. kenneth craig, cbs news, cliffwood, new jersey. >>> here's a br

kenneth craig shows you how they work. pkg "for dusting i'll get a dollar, for cleaning my bedroom i'll get 4 dollars." but kalla lively no longer gets cash.. on-line with a site called ourly dot help. kalla's dad, derek, uploads the money... assigns the tasks... and waits for results. "now when its interactive and on a device its seems to make them more excited to do it." kalla takes before and after photos to prove the chores are done and then sends dad a text message. he approves the job and the money instantly appears in an online account. "so it gives them a sense of power and authority, and small tasks are getting done for dad -- win win." ourly dot help is just one of several websites. with chore monster parents make a list of chores and kids get points that can be used for rewards like toys or tv privledges. on the you rule app kids get coins which can be redeemed for things on their wishlist. ourly allows kids to cash in their money for a variety of online gift cards -- like amazon or i- tunes, or get money. "ever

paul ryan/(r-wi) house speaker)) "he's obviously a brilliant ((standup bridge: kenneth craig/cbs news, new york)) mister trump's campaign manager says appointments will likely be announced either "right before or after thanksgiving.... which falls in line with previous transitions. ((narr-3)) vice-president elect mike pence visited capitol hill today and took a selfie with house republicans. ((sot pence )) "very humbling to be back among my former colleagues. we're excited about moving the trump agenda forward." ((narr-4)) mr. pence assured lawmakers the transition is going smoothly. ((sot rep. cathy mcmorris rodgers/r- washington)) "he encouraged anyone who was interested in serving in the cabinet to be submitting their names." searching for their own way to work with the president-elect. ((sot rep. nancy pelosi/d - california)) "infrastructure, innovations, and inclusion - all three of which strengthena her." narr-6)) mocrats yt's mister ump's responsibi bring people together. nneth craig, cbs news, new rk./// paul joncich))bring people togew strengthen each other." ((narr-6)) democ

as kenneth craig reports, gun man omar mateen explained his motives. >> what are you reporting? >> what? >> i want to let you know i'm in orlando, and i did the shooting. >> reporter: that was orlando nightclub shooter omar mateen, carried out the worst mass shooting in modern history that left 49 clubgoers dead. on monday, a judge released the audio recordings moments after the city dropped its objection. the first call made by mateen came in at 2:35 a.m. on june 12th. >> i pledge allegiance to abu baghdadi. >> reporter: 30 minutes later he made another call this time negotiated. >> they're killing a lot of innocent people. what am i to do here when my people are getting killed over there? >> reporter: mateen said his attack at pulse nightclub was revenge for a u.s. air strike that killed an isis leader. >> that's what triggered, it okay? >> okay. she shouldn't have bombed -- >> reporter: throughout the negotiator repeatedly gets mateen to share information on what's coming on inside the club and come out. eventually, police breached a wall in the club and killed mateen in a sh

kenneth craig has the latest from midtown manhattan. (sot - pipe 2, 11:25:06) "we're very confident with how things are proceeding..." aides to president-elect donald trump are offering a unified response to reports of turmoil within his transition team. those reports surfaced after transition chair chris christie was demoted, and all lobbyists wed "there is a solid process in place, we feel very comfortable with the names we're looking at and the progress we're making." (sot - pipe 2, 12:01:04) "it's false to say it's not going well, everything up there is going smooth - so much so that the president-elect, and i talk with him frequently - is happy." the new head of the transition team, vice president-elect mike pence, along with his wife karen had lunch with current v-p joe biden and his wife jill in washington. tomorrow, he'll meet with incoming senate democratic (standup bridge:) inside trump tower, the president-elect held a meeting about possible supreme court appointees. he also met with new york city mayor bill de blasio. outsid

we will start with kenneth craig in new jersey. that's where mr. trump is holding today's transition meeting. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump has tapped congressman mike pompeo from kansas to be the next cia director. he is a fierce critic of the iran nuclear deal and was a member of the e benghazi committee that investigated the 2012 attack on a u.s. diplomatic compound in libya. >> it makes a difference in how you respond to an attack. >> reporter: earlier mr. trump offered the post of attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions. sessions was the first senator to endorse the president-elect and was a close advisor during the campaign. before his two decades in the senate, sessions was nominated for a federal judgeship but was racial comments he made. vice president-elect mike pence says the transition is going smoothly. >> we have a great number of men and women, great qualifications coming forward to serve the new administration. >> reporter: the president- elect is moving his high- profile transition meetings from the trump towe

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> an american astronaut starts a record setting journey. >> and liftoff. peggy whitson. >> reporter: 57-year-old peggy whitson today became the oldest woman ever to go into space. she will start a six-month mission when the russian capsule reaches the orbiting lab two days from now. >i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . this is the "cbs morning news." . this is the "cbs morning news." . this is the "cbs morning news." oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena? rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and... ...even deep wrinkles. "one week? that definitely works!" rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrogena?. "see what's possible." but there's so much more to it. here's how benefiber? works. inside us are trillions of good microflora that support digestive health. the prebiotic fiber in benefiber? >>> hundreds of the nation's most treasured animals will be auctioned off over the weekend

as kenneth craig reports today trump is filling more positions in his cabinet. >> reporter: vice president- elect mike pence was back at trump tower tuesday morning after stating last night very important announcements would be made today. >> this is it. >> reporter: cbs news confirms president-elect trump has picked elaine chao to be transportation secretary following her meeting with his last week. she served as secretary of labor under president george w. bush. she is also married to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. this morning, the trump team also announced georgia congressman tom price to lead the department of health and human services. price an orthopedic surgeon is a vocal critic of obamacare. >> this is lunacy. this is what happens when you put the government in charge! >> reporter: in a statement, mr. trump said price is exceptionally qualified to shepherd our commitment to repeal and replace obamacare. but incoming senate democratic leader charles schumer called it akin to asking the fox to guard the henhouse. the president-elect will meet for a second time with mitt rom

kenneth craig cbs news new york. >>> we first told you yesterday at noon cardinals head coach was in the hospital after he had some chest pains. we are happy to tell you this afternoon that he is now home and he is doing well. he started feeling chest pains after returning home from minnesota after the team's loss to the vikings. cardinals travel next to atlanta to play the falcons he was back at work today-'ll be at practice tomorrow. he'll coach the time -- team to atlanta. >>> a couple hours ago he posted this message on twitter. we have not been told why he had the chest pains. this is the second time he's been in the hospital since august. >>> the sale of chase field fell through. today we are hearing the teams a private investment group backed out of the deal. they say the d backs refused to meet without a number of unreasonable and rather dubious preconditions. d backs say they are offended by the claims. >>> in two days 4,000 people will have a chance to go home with a full stomach and a full heart. salvation army will be providing a traditional thanksgiving meal to those in

kenneth craig reports he is also focusing on his inner circle in his transition to the white house. >> reporter: donald trump, jr. posed with security guards at trump tower this morning as the president-elect's transition team continues its work. mr. trump is meeting today with former secretary of state henry kissinger and south carolina governor nikki haley as he works on policy and key tomorrow nations. >> he is just loving this role taking account of many different people and phone calls, going through paperwork and forming his cabinet and senior staff. >> reporter: published reports say mr. trump's son-in-law is being considered for a top level white house role. cbs news has learned that mr. trump has five frontal system for key positions in the white house. >> it's a great transition. >> reporter: former director of the defense intelligence agency mike flynn is the favorite for national security adviser. vice president-elect mike pence met with congressional republicans to talk about moving the trump agenda forward. >> going to rebuild our military, revive our economy. >> reporte

kenneth craig tells us about a pennsylvania family's gift of life. >> full of hope. >> reporter: long before the day came, charles grugan let his parents know he was going to be an organ donor. >> he was checking it off because he believed it was the right thing to do. not that he would ever be called on to do that. he had big dreams. >> reporter: but an addiction to pain killer cans derailed those dreams and swept charles epidemic. he had his first pill in high school. ? happy birthday to you ? >> reporter: and by his 30th birthday, he had moved on to heroin. he was 33 when he overdosed in the family living room. >> and i yelled to him again, "charl." and he didn't answer. and i ran in and grabbed him and said, "charles." and he was gone. the brain damage was very, very severe, and he wasn't going to be-- he wasn't going to be coming back. >> reporter: his parents and sisters honored his wish donate his organs. >> it is the thing that helped us get through this grief that we thought we were never, ever, ever going to be able to be whole again. >> reporter: drug overdoses have spiked

kenneth craig, cbs news, pennsylvania. care is underway. customers are bracing for high premiums. the program needs increased enrollment to keep the costs down, especially by younger, healthier consumers. what would obama care look like under president clinton or president trump? >> fresh off my cameo in the weather center. good to be with you. in the wake of the sharp premium increases that are giving this issue has taken center stage. both candidates have laid out reform plans. and trump made his ideas the centerpiece of his speech. >> our replacement plan includes health savings accounts, a nationwide insurance market where you can purchase across state lines, and letting states manage medicaid dollars. so much better. >> reporter: many people already use health savings controversial. and under trump, the widely unpopular mandates and penalties would be gone. and on analysis, trump's proposals would leave up to 25 million people uninsured, boost out of pocket expenses, return insurance denial rates to pre- obama care levels and add a half billion dollars to the federal deficit.

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> mr. trump was officially declared the winner in michigan claiming all 16 of the state's electoral votes. michigan is the final state to be awarded. he's the first republican to win the state since 1988. >>> demonstrations calling for a higher minimum wage are as a heads jurngs the protests will likely impact travel because workers in more than 20 airports including chicago's o'hare are taking part. baggage workers are joining other workers in demanding a $15 an hour wage. >>> in cuba a massive rally is planned for today to honor fidel castro. thousands of cubans lined up to pay their respects yelled and into the night at havana's revolutionary square. st flowers by his brother's remains. castro's funeral is sunday but neither president obama nor vice president biden will attend. >>> the first plane in more than 50 years from the u.s. landed yesterday in havana. a packed american airlines plane was greeted by fire trucks. february to restore air travel. >>> coming up on the "morning news"

kenneth craig has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump jr. posed with security guards at trump tower this morning, as the president elect's transition team continues its former secretary of state, henry kissinger and south carolina governor, gov. nikki haley. >> he is just governor--south carolina gov. nikki haley. >> he just loves the roll. going through paperwork and forming his cabinet. >> reporter: published reports say that mr. trump's son-in-law is being considered for a top level white house roll. cbs news has learned that there are five front runners >> it is a great tran fission. >> reporter: the former director of the defense is the favorite for national security add advisor. mike pence met with republicans to talk about moving the trump agenda forward. >> going to rebuild the military. >> reporter: later today president elect donald trump will meet with japan's prime optimistic tone in her first appearance since last week. she told supporter toss stay engaged. >> that is how we get through this. >> reporter: she spoke at children's

kenneth craig, cbs news. >>> we have breaking news just in. our last election race that was hanging in the balance in arizona is over. helen per sell conceded in the race for county recorder. recorder. per sell served for the last 30 years. stay with us on air and online. we'll be covering this throughout the evening. >> that was a tight race. >> it was. they took forever to count the ballots. >> that's why you take your time to do it. >> yes. >>> we showed you the super moon. >> it was fun. >> people had more fun with it. check this out. >> looks like a peanut butter >> gross. >> people started throwing tortillas against their window in vegas. if you blink your eye, it looks like a moon. >> that's pretty good. >> very funny. some people were doing that on twitter. that's the other type of super moon. if you weren't able to see it, slap a tortilla on the window. clear skies throughout arizona. today is warm. tomorrow is a transition day. the big time changes are thursday. there is a system in the pacific. of alaska. that's going to be our stor

kenneth craig reports from bedminster, new jersey, where mr. trump will spend the weekend. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump has tapped congressman mike pompeo from kansas to be the next cia director. the tea party republican is a fierce critic of the iran nuclear deal of and was a member of the house select benghazi committee that investigated the 2012 attack on a u.s. diplomatic compound in libya. >> it makes a difference in how you respond to an attack. >> reporter: earlier, mr. trump offered the post of attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions. sessions was the first senator to endorse the president-elect and was a close adviser during the campaign. before his two decades in the senate, sessions was nominated for a federal judgeship but was rejected because of alleged racist comments he made during his tenure as u.s. attorney in alabama. vice president-elect mike pence says the transition is going smoothly. >> we have a great number of men and women, great qualifications, come forward to serve this new administration. >> re

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> it will trump transition team is expected to release a video later today outlining the president-elect's priorities for his first 100 days in office. >>> and as we await that announcement, president-elect trump's latest war of words is with the cast of the hit musical "hamilton." he's calling the show cease statement to vice president- elect mike pence harassment. as pence was leaving friday's performance the actor who plays aaron burr says in part that many are quote alarmed and anxious about the trump administration. that actor is rejecting trump's call for an apology. >>> a lieutenant governor gavin newsom joining students and school leaders today in san francisco to talk about ways to fight racism, hail and bullying. this, in the wick obviously the bitterly -- wake of the bitterly contentious presidential election. >> forget the stats, we can dismiss the stats. you can't dismiss the emotions or feelings of the time and they're real and people need an outheat for that. they need to know people until a better stewards and leaders in their community

cbs reporter kenneth craig has the latest from manhattan. >> what do you have plans? >> reporter: president-elect donald trump's children and members of his transition team returned to trump tower this morning to fill key cabinet positions and craft an agenda. former goldman sachs partner steve mnuchin is said to be the front-runner for treasury secretary. >> there's a lot of things to do and i say the economic priorities are clearly taxes, regulatory, trade and infrastructure. >> reporter: mr. trump challenged reports that his team is in disarray tweeting this morning, totally wrong on transition. it is going so smoothly. the tweet comes after vice president-elect mike pence removed all lobbyists from the team. >> he is putting together his team. it's never easy to do, particularly when you're coming in not having been in government, so let's give him some space to do that. >> reporter: the president- elect is also raising eyebrows after his team told the press poll he was in for the night and instead he went to dinner tuesday at a nearby restaurant with his family.

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> president-elect trump hasn't held a formal news conference since he was elected. but did recess meeting with top tv news executives and anchors yesterday. including cbs' charlie rose and gayle king and norah o'donnell. >>> the restaurant in chevy chase has formally apologized for hosting an event by the white nationalist organization. it was last-minute and it was placed underneath a different name. but it's a picture posted by former reality star tila of their minds. it was taken at the dinner sponsored by the national policy institute, a white nationalist organization. the restaurant is vowing to donate the profits from that night, $10,000. to the antidefamation league. >>> a federal judge in san antonio find himself at the center of the uproar after telling newly sworn u.s. citizens that if they couldn't accept donald trump as their president, they need to leave the country. >> if the you are a citizen of -- if you are a cize united states, he is your president. and he will be your president. and if you do not like that, you need to go to anothe

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> steve bannon trump's controversial pick to be chief strategist will be attending the zionist organization of major republican donor sheldonned a ellison. he is the former head of the breitbart news. which in turn gave way to racist misogynist and antisemitic ideologies. >>> for the first time since her stunning defeat, hillary clinton is coming back to washington. she's scheduled to speak tonight at a children's defense fund event at the newseum. secretary clinton will be honored at the 26th beat the oddsce dedication and contributions to child advocacy. >>> president obama opened a speech in athens with a tribute to the birthplace of democracy. with an anti-american protest going on in the streets, president obama said u.s. democracy is bigger than any one person as he tried to calm the european nerves about america's presidential election. president obama said after eight years in office, he still believes people of all countries share a desire to control their own lives and to meet with chancellor angela merkel. this is the last trip abroad fo

kenneth craig, cbs news. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news," backlash against a yogurt maker. why help for refugees have led to calls for a boycott. >>> plus, a white house thriller. how the first family and friends celebrated halloween. this is the "cbs morning news. halloween. this is the "cbs morning news." . when you have a cold, you just want powerful relief. only new alka-seltzer plus free of artificial dyes and preservatives liquid gels delivers the powerful cold symptom relief you need without the unnecessary additives you don't. store manager: clean up, aisle 4. alka-seltzer plus liquid gels. ? >>> the obamas make halloween a thriller for a group of kids at the white house. the president told them that they could forget the first lady's healthy eating advice, at least for one day, to enjoy the candy. >>> well, adele opens up about her struggles with alcohol and postpartum depression, and bill those are some of the headlines on the morning news stand. the philadelphia inquirer says bill cosby wants to stop 13 women from testifying against him in a trial. his lawyer say

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. 3 when we come back...we'll check in with our crew at the force drive thru food drive...your donations are appreciated! we'll be right 3 this is a live look at helfaer field at miller park. where the hunger task force drive thru food drive is in full swing. drew and michele are there helping collect donations for the hungry. we'll get another check in with them in just a moment. dessert is one of the most important parts of the thanksgiving meal. and curtis ambulance is making sure everyone gets their fill of sweets tomorrow. tomorrow.curtis ambulance apple pies at saint benedict moor and the milwaukee rescue mission this morning. they'll be served at their thanksgiving feasts tomorrow. "usually the people that take advantage of the meal programs that people that are heavy users of emergency services so this is our way of reaching out to the people we help every day of the year, in a nicer way, it's not when they need us for an emergency it's to help their holiday be just a little bit nicer." nicer." thanksgiving meals to hundreds of local families over