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live in lower manhattan, i'm meg oliver. now back to you. >> meg, any other details about what investigators have found? >> reporter: michelle, as you know, that truck is still parked on the other side of those black trucks down there and investigators have uncovered several knives inside the truck and a lot of letters written in arabic praising the "islamic state of iraq and syria" also saying that isis will endure. we do know that he was a commercial truck driver and worked for uber recently. the company said that he passed a background check and had been with them for about 6 months. >> meg oliver live in manhattan, thank you. >>> now, although saipov came to the united states legally in 2010, president trump is blaming new york senator charles schumer for letting him enter the country. >> we're being stopped by democrats because they are obstructionists and honestly, they don't want to do what's right for our country. we need strength. we need resolve. we have to stop this. so we're going to get rid of this lottery progr

live in southerland springs, texas, i'm meg oliver. back to you. >> we're hearing there were cameras, they may have been inside that church. the shooting may have been captured on video. whack you tell us about that? >> reporter: that's right. it wasn't uncommon for the pass for of the first baptist church to roll video capturing his sermons, then he would put them on youtube very often. we do know authorities are looking at that video. they did rule on sunday's not clear at this point how much it captured. >> meg oliver reporting live from southerland springs, texas, thank you. >>> we're learning more about the victims. among the dead, the pastor's youngest daughter, 14-year-old anna bell pomeroy, three generations of the holcome family, including an unborn baby. the ward family lost some of its youngest: five-year-old brooke ward and seven-year-old emily garza along with their mother, joanna. >> joanna was a beautiful mom. she loved her children. she was a young girl, and she had four children, and she was going to church to start he

in cities they do shop online. >> quijano: meg oliver. next, a volcano erupts in indonesia. >>> and what some students are doing to make sure nobody feels left out. >> quijano: a new chapter of the cbs evening news begins december 4th. that's when our jeff glor officially takes over as the anchor of the broadcast. in his ten years of cbs news, the emmy winner has reported across the globe. we are excited to see him take reins next week. >>> a lot of people bought on black friday. 200,000 requests for gun background checks on friday. that breaks the single day record of 185,000 requests which was set on black friday last year. the number of actual guns sold friday is likely higher because a buyer can purchase multiple firearms at one time. george h.w. bush is now the longest living american president. on saturday, the 31st president sur passioned jimmy carter, several months younger than the elder bush. >>> a volcano on the dmieshian island of bali, erupted this weekend. the eruptions temporarily disrupted some international flierts to the

meg oliver has more. >> reporter: workers at this fulfillment center outside new york city are on the front lines of the frantic shopping season. amazon has hired 120,000 seasonal employees across the country to meet the demand. conveyor belts have been running 24 hours a day to get packages delivered to online shoppers in time for the hol daze. online black friday sales surpassed last year by more than 18%. and cyber monday, the speed of shopping is only expected to intensify. in 2016, amazon alone processed 64 million orders worldwide on cyber monday. that's 740 items per second. do you expect to break records on cyber monday? >> we certainly hope so. >> reporter: lori torgersen is a retail manager for amazon. >> nothing beats the convenience of shopping from the comfort of your own home or on the go with mobile phones. we're seeing mobile phone purchases increase, more than 70% of amazon customers purchased orders through mobile devices. >> reporter: consumers can expect keep discounts on items ranging from electronics and clothes to toys. advertisers are boasting sales up to 50% o

meg oliver has the latest from sutherland springs. >>reporter: when the gunman opened fire inside the first baptist church behind it, police say it was an ambush on a stunned congregation praying in their pews -- the pastor and his wife returned from out of town to talk about the deadly shooting at their church sunday that killed 26 people including their 14-year-old daughter annabel. >> one thing that gives me a shiver of encouragement is the fact that bell was surrounded yesterday by her church family that she loved fiercely. >> the victims ranged in age from 18 months to 77-year-old. investigators identified the gunman as 26-year-old devin kelley who lived 35 miles away. >> it was just so much gunfire. >> authorities say he opened fire on the church, went inside and kept firing his assault rifle. when he left the church, a man who lives across the street engaged -- >> the shooter got in his truck. >> he and that neighbor chased after the gunman. >> we hit 95 trying to catch this guy until he lost control on his own, and went off in

meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >> pbs also announced it has terminated its relationship with rose. his program had been airing on the network and was reairing on bloomberg. bloomberg has suspended the show. >>> crews are responding to a suspected pipe bomb in unincorporated danville. you can see a number of law enforcement cars at the scene. the sheriffs department says the street is closed as crews investigate. >>> a richmond police officer recovering after hurt in a crash on interstate 80. he was riding in the west lanes when he collided with another car. it happened around 8:00. the back up created a back up mess for drivers trying to get away for the holiday. the officer is expected to be okay. >>> supporters of a local construction worker detained by ice rallying for his release. we look at where the case goes from here. >> reporter: the undocumented immigrant was just granted a $15,000 bond. so he will be at least temporarily free once that paperwork goes through. >> we have to go in there knowing that we did everything that we could and we tried our best. >> reporter: the fa

as meg oliver reports, the gunmen's ex-wife and former in- laws attended that church but weren't there when the shooting happened. >> reporter: fbi agents are on the scene of the deadly shooting in texas history. i gunmen opened fire inside the first baptist church of sutherland springs during the services on sunday, killing more than two dozen people. >> so much gunfire. i couldn't watch. i knew what was happening. i couldn't bear to see it. >> reporter: the victims ranged in age from 5-72 and investigators identifi kelley, who lived about 35 miles away. authorities said he open fire on the church and went inside and fired his assault rifle. when he left the church, a man who lived across the street engaged him in a gun battle. >> the shooter got in his truck. >> reporter: johnnie langendorff and the neighbor chased the gunman. >> we hit 95 trying to catch this guy. he eventually lost control on his own and went in the ditch. >> during the pursuit, the suspect used his cell phone to notify his father that he had been shot and didn't think you would make it. subsequently, he shot himse

meg oliver shows us w from baby boomers, to millennials are cashing in on the side hustle trend. >> 9 to 5, tina gong spends her days designing the website for a small marketing company. >> not great. >> that job inspired her to turn her passion for designing tarot cards into a second job, also known as a side hustle. >> what do you think is behind the trend of side hustles. >> i think it's a mix of thing. a desire for more freedom. >> more than 44 million americans have a desire for a side hustle. it's a way to earn extra cash on the side. >> it's something that you can point to and say, okay, i've got my paycheck from my employer. that's fine, but i'm also building something for myself as well. >> younger baby boomers age 53, to 62, earn the most from side hustling, pulling in at least a grand a month. 32-year-old jennifer lee claims her side job, organizing trips for young professionals is equally lucrative. >> i'd say i can cover all my rent. >> an event planner by trade, lee says there's an added benefit. >> i get to travel for free, which is the biggest perk. building a communit

meg oliver reports. >> reporter: workers at this fulfillment center outside new york city are on the front lines of the frantic holiday shopping season. amazon has hired 120,000 seasonal employees across the country to meet the demands. conveyer belts have been run 24g hours running 24 hours a day to get online shoppers in time for holiday. on cyber monday the speed of shopping is only expected to intensify. in 2016 amazon alone processed 64 million orders world wide-on-cyber monday. that's 774 items per second. lorry torgerson is a retail manager for amazon. >> nothing beats the convenience of shopping from the comforts of your own home. we're seeing mobile purchases increase significantly. last year more than 70% purchased orders through their mobile devices. >> reporter: consumers can expect deep discountsed on items from electronics. >> what does that mean for brook and mortar stores going forward? >> there's room for a lot of winners. >> that's true. analysts say up to 90% of sales still happen in stores. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> well, ahead on "cbs this morning," cne

meg oliver has the latest. >> somebody started shooting everybody. >> reporter: 24 hours after the mass at kirk, the first baptist church, they gathered a trove of evidence in the investigation. >> we have shell casings, more than 15 magazines, 30 round capacity magazines have been recovered. >> reporter: part of the probe focuses on the air force after they admitted the office of special investigations failed to report devin kelley's criminal history to the fbi. 's name was not in the database. >> reporter: he had received a bad conduct discharge for domestic assault in 2012 and pled guilty to two counts of domestic violence one year later. investigators said kelly fired inside and outside with a ruger ar type rifle and they said the incident may have stemmed from a family dispute. >> we know there was conflict in the families. whether it was written -- whether it was revenge are not a speculation. >> they are looking into threatening text messages the shooter sent his mother-in-law before the incident. she attended the church but was not there at the time. kelley sustained three gunsh

. >> meg oliver has the latest. >> charlie rose was absent from the cbs this morning anchor desk. the network suspended him in the wake of stunning sexual misconduct allegations. >> what do you say when someone that you deeply care about has done something that is so horrible. how do you wrap your brain around that? i'm really grappling with that that said, charlie does not get a pass here. >> gale king and nora o'donnell admitted it was a difficult morning for them. but applauded the women who came forward. >> this will be investigated. this has to end. this behavior is wrong. >> this is charlie rose. >> the washington post published claims from eight women who all worked or wanted to work for the veteran ran news man long running cbs program, one said he groped her in a car two, women say he walked naked in front of them after taking a shower. he allegedly invited one woman to his home on long island, while considering her for a job. she describes crying the entire time, as he reached down her pants. >> he owns the show. there is no human resources department, and in the charlie

i'm meg oliver, now, back to you. >> all right, meg, thank you ment back here at home, investigators now have the name of the 21 year old woman found dead in cobbs creek, as philadelphia police continue reporter joe holden live at police headquarters with more from press conference that just wrapped up short time ago. joe, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, police say that key air a johnson was last seen alive on thursday, and right now, homicide detectives are trying to track her movement up until the hours that she was believed to have been killed and her body discovered in cobbs creek, along the cobbs creek parkway. now, johnson, student at local art college in the spring garden section of the city of philadelphia is from the 7700 block of lynch berg boulevard in southwest philadelphia, that is just 5 miles from where her body was found, actually in the creek, under the spruce street bridge. now, police say she had been strangled, it is not clear if the murder happened at that location, or if she was dumped homicide detectives haven't said much about the case. captain jo

meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> organizers say the new york city marathon will go on as scheduled this weekend, with increased security. >>> new at noon an arrest in a deadly shooting at a colorado walmart. police say a tip led them to 47- year-old scott ostrem. he was caught behind the wheel of his getaway car a block from a suburban denver home. police say that ostrem walked into a walmart in thornton, colorado, last night and opened fire. two men died at the scene. and a woman died later at the hospital. all of the victims were in the checkout lines at the store. shoppers describe the mass chaos as people realized what was happening and some say there was a stampede from the store. police are still looking for a motive. they say ostrem does have some minor criminal offenses. they are checking into whether he had any connection to that store. >>> president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort and his associate rick gates are back in federal court this afternoon. the men are facing charges in connection with the investigation of russian meddling in the 2016 presidential

meg oliver has the new developments from new york. >> reporter: investigators are examining cell phones and other evidence seized from terror suspect sayfullo saipov. the uzbek immigrant told police he was inspired by isis when he mowed down pedestrians in lower manhattan. but they want to know if he had any direct contact with the terrorist organization. >> at this point, we don't see anything that leads us to believe there's anyone else involved but i caution we're a day or two in this. >> reporter: saipov came to the u.s. seven years ago and had been living in new jersey. an intelligence source tells cbs news saipov had some contact with individuals in 2015 who were considered radicalized extremists and at least one of whom was from uzbekistan. saipov faces federal terrorism charges and could face the death penalty. a sentence president trump called for in a tweet last night. the suspect told prosecutors he chose halloween because he thought there would be more people here on the stree of lower manhattan. the eight people killed in the attack are now identified. they include two amer

the names of the eight people killed are now public and as meg oliver reports, their families are now speaking up about their loved ones. >>reporter: investigators are examining cell phones and other evidence seized from terrorist sayfullo saipov. the uzibek immigrant says he was inspired by isis when he mowed down innocents in lower manhattan. but they want to know if he had nis direct contact with the terrorist organization. >> at this point we don't see anything that leads us to believe there's anyone else involved, but i caution we're a day or two into this. >>reporter: saipov came to the u.s. seven years ago and had been living in new jersey. an intelligence source tells cbs news saipov had some contact with 2015 who were considered radicalized extremists, and at least one of whom was from uzbekistan. saipov faces federal terrorism charges and could face the death penalty. a sentence president trump called for in a tweet last night. the suspect told prosecutors he chose halloween because he thought there would be more people here on the street of lower manhattan. the eight people

. >>> reporting live in lower manhattan i'm meg oliver, now back to you. >>> meg, what else have investigators uncovered from the suspect's residences? >> reporter: >> i don't know, meg, can you hear me? what else have investigators uncovered from the suspect's residences? >> i think we're having problems with meg's earpiece. thank you very much, meg oliver in new york city. >>> also president trump calling for tougher immigration policies in the wake of yesterday's attack. this morning he tweeted, the terrorist came into our country through what is called the diversity visa lottery program. chuck schumer beauty. i want merit based. officials society the 11 attacker is an immigrant from ukee beck stan into came to the united states legal until 2010. they have not revealed how exactly he obtain legal residency. according to the ap the diversity lisa lottery program was a bipartisan bill introduced by senator ted kennedy and signed into law by president george hw bush in 1990. >>> following the vehicle attack and others like it around the world, the physical police department is assuring its res

cbs reporter meg oliver is in sutherland springs, texas with the very latest. >> reporter: new information reveals that the air force failed to submit the suspect's criminal background to the fbi. it might have prevented him from buying those firearms that he used for the massacre here at the first baptist church. fbi agents used metal detectors to comb through the murder scene outside the first baptist church of sutherland springs, taxes. authorities say 26-year-old devin kelley opened fire during services sunday killing more than two dozen people. >> there was a domestic situation going on within his family. the suspect's mother-in-law attended this church. we know that he had made threatening -- she had received threatening texts from him. >> reporter: the victims range in age from 18 months to 77 years old. one of the victims was 14-year- old annabelle pomeroy, daughter of the church's pastor, frank pomeroy. he and his wife were out of town when the massacre happened. >> one thing that gives me a sliver of encouragement is the fact that belle was surrounded yesterday by her church fami

>> mason: meg oliver, thanks. attitudes toward women appear to be changing in, of all places, saudi arabia. the kingdom has lifted the ban on female drivers and women are now allowed into sports stadiums. holly williams went to riyadh to see the changes for herself. >> reporter: comic-con has arrived in saudi arabia, a celebration of comic book characters that's a sign of the times in this ultraconservative islamic kingdom. just last year it probably wouldn't have been allowed. so things are becoming more free? >> yes. more normal. >> reporter: gender segregation used to be strictly enforced in saudi arabia, but at comic-con, the sexes mix freely. traditional islamic dress was optional. so who changed things? who is making your country a more... the crown prince is the favorite son of saudi arabia's ruler king solomon, and he wants to modernize. the crown prince is only 32 years old, and he isn't just the king's anointed successor. he's already enormously powerful in his own right. prince muhammad has used that po

meg oliver, cbs news, sutherland springs, texas. >> the fbi now has the shooter's cell phone, but they are unable to unlock it. meanwhile a number of shooting victims remain in the hospital. 10 of those people are still in critical condition. th >>> president donald trump has canceled a surprise trip to the korean demilitarized zone. the problem was bad weather. the president is wrapping up a visit to south korea. he has struck a more diplomatic tone even expressing optimism the nuclear standoff could be peacefully resolved. the president is expected to address south korea's national assembly in the next hour. every, more on that ahead at -- hour, more on that ahead at 6:00. >>> a warning for netflix subscribers, a new e-mail scam is targeting users. it's designed to look like it came straight from the company. the e-mail tells the user that their account has been suspended because there's trouble with the billing on the account. it then takes you to a clone netflix website and asks you to take up. netflix says it employs numerous proactive measures to detect fraudulent activity to kee

reporter meg oliver on the reaction from his former co- workers. >> reporter: both cbs and pbs fired legendary news anchor charlie rose tuesday following a bombshell report detailing multiple allegations of sexual misconduct. cbs this morning co-host addressed the accusations on air. >> let me be very clear. there is no excuse for this alleged behavior. >> this is not the man i know, but i'm also clearly on the side of the women who have been very hurt and very damaged by this. >> reporter: in a statement cbs news president david rhodes said, "despite charlie's important journalistic contribution to our news division, there is absolutely nothing more important in this or any organization than insuring a safe, professional workplace." >> this is charlie rose. >> reporter: the washington post published claims from eight women who all worked or wanted to work for the veteran newsman's long running pbs program. one said he groped her breasts. two women said he walked naked in front of them. one said he reached down her pants. >> i think that you can't understate the level of influence an

meg oliver has more. >> reporter: as you can see, several streets behind me are still blocked off after the deadly attack yesterday. meantime, authorities say the suspect dragged from fizz -- bragged from his hospital bed about the rampage saying he would have kept going if he hadn't crashed into a school bus. the mangled rental truck used to mow down people on a bike path still sits on a street in lower manhattan. investigators want to know if the alleged driver, sayfullo saipov, had any accomplices in planning his deadly rampage. cbs news learned he told police he did it for isis and he was pleased with the results. >> it appears that mr. saipov had been planning this for a number of weeks. >> reporter: he came to the u.s. on a green card in 2010. overnight, the fbi searched his last official address in tampa, florida. as well as the location in materson, w suspect is believed to have been living recently. new york's governor believes this is a classic case of the radicalization of a domestic terrorist. >> they have a very simple play. rent a car or truck and create mayhem. >> reporte

i'm meg oliver. president trump says it is just another example of why the u.s. need a wall along its southern border. david begnaud is there. around 11:00 saturday night, the border patrol agent went out to investigate an alarm, triggered by a ground sensor. martinez called for backup when he determined it was set off by human movement. according to national border patrol council it appears he may have been ambushed, and attacked with rocks. a second agent arrived to find martinez unconscious. bleeding from the head. that second agent radioed for backup. both agents were then discovered with serious head injuries. both possibly victims of a stoning. martinez a border patrol agent just four years died from his injuries. his partner is now in stable condition. the vice president of the national border patrol council. >> and everything that the agents are telling us that were there on scene is that it is consistent with having been assaulted with possibly rocks. >> reporter: this incident has renewed calls for tougher border patrol measures. president trump tweeted

meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >> cbs now says three women who worked with rose at the network have come forward with allegations and the washington post said more than a dozen additional women have reached out to share their stories about rose since the article was published yesterday. >>> one of the longest serving members in congress is facing sexual harassment allegations. 88-year-old michigan democrat jon conyers is accused by female staffers of inappropriate touching and demanding sexual favors. one woman said she was fired two years ago after spurning conyers' advances. buzzfeed reports conyers paid her $27,000 as part of a confidentiality agreement. connier acknowledges the -- conyers acknowledges the payment but denies wrongdoing saying, "my office involved them in order to save all from the rigors of protracted litigation." nancy pelosi has called for the house ethics committee to investigate. conyers said he will cooperate. >>> president trump said as he is now able to look past republican candidate roy moore's sexual assault allegations to insure a democrat does not win.

i'm meg oliver. sexual misconduct allegations rocking politics, industry and entertainment have hit home. our colleague charlie rose its the latest off to face the accusations, and his employment at cbs news has been term nated. charlie has been a co-anchor of "cbs this morning" for five years and has been a contributor to "60 minutes." while charlie rose returned home to this last night. >> want to say anything to the accusers, accusing you of the wrongdoings. >> it's not wrongdoing. >> he was absent from his usual spot on cbs this morning. >> welcome to cbs this morning. >> and co-anchor norah o'donnell didn't waste any time explaining why. >> cbs news suspended co-host charlie rose over allegations. >> hours later he was fired. cbs news president, david rhodes said in a statement, despite charlie's important journalistic contribution to our news division there is absolutely nothing more important in this or any organization, than ensuring a safe professional work place. a supportive environment wh

a funeral home is offering caskets for all of the victims meg oliver for cbs news, thatrland springs, t.e panel fs transported freddie gray before his death not guilty.offd firing for his role in the gray's 2015 arrest. injury he suffered during the van ride and that let to riots police department's lawyer argued goodson should have been fired for failing tpo gray into his seat and getting him medical attention. >>> president trum is in south korea as his trip across asia continues. south korea's president toast ed mr. trump during a state dinner. earlier they discussed military strength that the allies have in dealing with north korea's nuclear threat. president trump says all options are on the table dealing with the regime's leader kim jong u.n. including negotiations. >> i really believe it makes sense for north korea to come to the table and to make a deal that is good for the people of north korea ain't people of the world i do see certain movement, yes but lets see what happens. >> president trump is also hinting at a surprise announcement before he departs south korea said dur

meg oliver for cbs news, soul er land springs, texas. >> as meg reported those kill in the texas church shooting range in age from babies to the elderly. we are slowly learning all of their names which includes seven year-old emily ward and her mother joann. according to cnn the holcome family suffered terrible loss, crystal was pregnant already a mother of five. she she was wild killed with members of her family including three children and her baby nephew. >> we're, we're a small as we call it a small little recollect neck town in the country. people i grew up w. >> we're hurting for victim and their families. there is just in word to describe this. >> reporter: pastor palmerroy asked the community to turn to their faith saying he does not understand why this happened, but he knows that god does, 10 of the 20 people wounded in the shooting remain in critical condition. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for all of the information out of souther land springs, remember when we are not on the air get the very latest anytime at our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> more legal trouble for phill

meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >> "the washington post" reports more than a dozen other women have reached out to share their stories about rose since the article was first published. >>> now the michigan congressman, john conyers. the house ethics committee is now investigationing allegations that the michigan democrat sexually harassed members of his staff. buee signed affidavit from former staff members who say conyers touched female staffers inappropriately, and requested sexual favors. today conyers acknowledged that he settled a wrongful termination complant that was involving a former staff member, but he emphasized, he did not admit fault back then, and still denies any wrong doing. >>> reports tonight that a former michigan state university, and gymnastics doctor will plead guilty to multiple charges of sexual assault. dr.larry nassar is due to appear in court tomorrow. he's charged with molesting seven girls he was treating. this reported plea deal calls for a minimum of 25 years in prison. but the judge could sentence him to more. nassar is already awaiting sentencing for child

live in new york city, i'm meg oliver. allen, back to you. >> thank you. >> like meg was just saying there, we are learning more about these victims. five of them were from argentina. today a vigil was held to honor the men killed on the bike path. they were friends visiting new york and were part of a group in town to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their high school reunion. in a photo taken as they set off on their trip, they posed in spirits with the spanish word for free written on them. another victim like meg was just saying was a belgian woman who leaves behind two young children. two americans were also killed in the attack. >>> the other big story in washington? we're finally getting a look at some russian linked ads and fake news. they were posted on social media during last year's election. thousands of posts were released today as part of the russian meddling investigation. as kpix5's susie steimle shows us, tech execs from google, facebook and twitter are being pressured to stop it. >> reporter: these are j

i'm meg oliver. a manhunt continues along the mexico border in west texas where a pair of agents were brutally attacked. one is dead, the other hospitalized. president trump says it is just another example of why the u.s. needs a wall along its southern border. david begnaud is there. >> reporter: fbi and border patrol agents have scoured the rocky desert terrain by foot and air. they're looking for evidence after what is being called an attack. it was around 11:00 saturday night, border patrol agent martinez went out to investigate an alarm triggered by a ground sensor. he determined it was set off by human movement. according to national council it appears he may have been ambushed and attacked with rocks. a second agent arrived to find martinez unconscious bleeding from the head. the second agent radioed for backup. both agents discovered with head injuries. both possibly victims of a stoning. martinez, a border patrol agent for four years, died from his injuries. his partner whose name has the no

meg oliver, cbs news, new york >> well, next, congress returns after thanksgiving holiday with a lot of issue use to address. >> plus, homeowners on edge. literally as flood waters ravage a neighborhood and send houses over the edge, into the river. see what they're doing now to save their homes. >> and, a christmas crisis, if you prefer real christmas trees over artificial ones. you might want to get one soon we will tell you why there is a nationwide shortage, next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> you'll likely hear a lot about this today, in case you missed the top of the show, breaking news from buck irma ham palace. harry is now engage today megan. a lot of know her from the the show rachael on the show. official tweet coming from buckingham was so cleverly written, that more details will come duly, as they put it >> we do know they're supposedly getting married in the spring. a lot more details to come. in the meantime, we will be back in about three do you need the most trusted battery this holiday? maybe not. maybe, you could trust the world would be just as happ

. -- meg oliver. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, november 22nd, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking news. a navy plane crashes in the pacific ocean. now search and rescue efforts are under way. >>> breaking his silence, president trump appears to throw his support behind the alabama republican candidate accused of sexual misconduct and blasts moore's opponent. >> i can tell you one thing for sure. we don't need a liberal democrat. >>> and sexual misconduct claims this time against cbs charlie rose. >> good morning in ing at cbs hecht quarters good to be with you. >>> we begin with a crash of a navy plane. it crashed into the pacific ocean today. ben tracy joins us on the phone today. good morning. >> good morning. anne-marie, a lot of details are coming in about this but the transport plane crashed in the ocean of southeast okinawa. we're told by the defense ministry that the plane was taking off. we're told that this is a c 2 transport plane. that's according to japan's defense ministry and it was being launched off an aircraft carrier, and

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just not enough to keep them away. >> meg oliver, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news". >>> and still ahead on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this saturday morning: president trump is about to embark on an important trip, the key focus of talks during his 11 day visit to asia, that's coming up next. >> plus: more fall out for kevin spacey, netflix makes announcement after allegations of sexual as is all the and harrassment against the actor. >> plus: a lobster's new life we first told but this blue crustation last week, remember that? now after being pulled from the ocean floor down the shore he's settling into his new home. where the lobster is now and when you might be able to check him out for yourself. we will be right back. he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic cou

. >> meg oliver, thank you. he >> here's what we know about this suspect, sayfullo saipov. he came to the u.s. in 2010 on a diversity visa. he lived in ohio and in 2013 he married his wife. at that time he apparently tried to start a couple of auto businesses. the couple then moved to florida and at one point lived with his family in tampa. authorities say that he recently lived in new jersey and became an uber driver. before yesterday his run-ins with the law mainly involved just simple traffic violations, had never been the subject of any fbi investigation. a live look now.. at a memorial argentina. >>> we're also learning more about the victims of the attack, a live look now at a memorial underway in evening in argentina, people there remembering five of their countrymen killed yesterday on the bike path. the five were friends visiting new york. they were part of a group in town to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their high school reunion. in a photo taken as they set off on the trip, they posed in shirts with the spanish word for free written on them. another victim w

, olive oil rather than marshmallows and brown sugar. >> sounds good. >> important to remember alcohol has empty calories. some other tips, include eating slowly, and, of course, in moderation. >>> well, of course many families could be dealing with picky eaters at the kid table. >> correspondent chris martinez shows us how one california mommies solving that issue by encouraging others to play with their food >> i could do this all day. >> reporter: she sees every meal as a chance to create something new. >> i pull all of my stuff out and i start playing with food. >> reporter: kim's a mom of a picky either and get her daughter sam to try different foods way constant struggle. >> i didn't know what to do anymore this was my attempt to try something different and new. >> reporter: kim unleash her imagination. >> just looking down. >> reporter: transforming transforming sam's meals in the whimsical work of art. >> my first dish was a tree that i did with rice with carmelized pork meat. >> reporter: it worked she started trying them, leading kim to design more clever culinary concept lik

. >> here is meg oliver have the bullets. >> this crash test video shows how unrestrained children can become projectiles. even in a low seat collision. he is wearing only seatbelts can be seriously hurt if the belt doesn't fit properly. >> we know kids age four to eight are 45% less likely to be injured when they're in a booster seat than in a safety belt alone. >> thirteen out of 16 new booster seat models sold in 2017 have earned the insurance institute for highway safety highest rating. >> best bet booster will provide good filth on typical four to eight year old child in almost any vehicle. >> the cosco finale and the back less go fit along with max i rode i fix and booster seat are among those awarded the top ratings. >> what we are looking for is the shoulder belts to be positioned at the center of the shoulder so it is not falling off the shoulder or riding up on the neck, and the lap belts, looking for it to be low on the hip. really across the upper thigh. so that it is not riding up. >> three other seats, the harmony folding travel booster , the kitty cruiser three, and the

meg oliver reports from a cranberry bog in acushnet, massachusetts. >> this is the time of year growers across new england are busy sun up to sun down harvesting cranberries in boggs like this. once the clocks turn back, they're up against an earlier sunset. something a state commission wants to change. massachusetts cranberry harvest peaks in the fame. >> imagine every hour of day light is precious for a cranberry grower. >> it is, it is. >> scott harding is one of many growers dependent on day lgt to get the job done. you have to quit sooner. have everything picked up before the sun goes down. >> this sunday the first day marking the end of daylight savings, the sun will set here at 4:33 p.m. but those long winter night could one day be a thing of the past. a report issued by a commission of state lawmakers found that by moving to the atlantic time zone, shorter winter nights would increase the state's competitiveness in attracting and retaining a talented work force. state senator, eileen donahue is the chair. >> we love to attract mill men als. they come to come and work. they don't

meg oliver has one victim's story. >> i was really in a state of shock, disbelief, fear. assaulted her. it started when james deter began rubbing his groin against her. >> he lifted up my body, groped both breasts roughly aggressively. too disturbed to report it immediately she called the manager. >> she said in a very apparently scripted response, we invite you in to talk about your services. >> according to buzz f speed news, ingram more than 180 women who have filed sexual assault lawsuits, police reports, and state board complaints. buzzfeed news investigative reporter, katie backer. >> how did the company respond to sexual assault claims? >> managers would ignore repeated complaints against one massage therapist or might quietly let somebody go but not record him to police or state board allowing him to go work some where else. >> reporter: after ingraham filed a formal police po deter pleaded guilty to sexually molesting nine female clients and is now behind bars. massage envy released the following statement. the article references 180 reported incidents. these occ