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captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the cbs evening news this wednesday, from the hurricane zone, the governor warns disaster is at the doorstep as florence takes aim at north carolina and hundreds of miles of the u.s. east coast. and "60 minutes" executive geoducer jeff fager is fired. tonight, the text message he rent to a cbs news correspondent and her response. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> this is going to be a mike tyson punch. >> reporter: forecasters are calling this the storm of a lifetime. >> parts of north and south carolina will experience hurricane conditions for 24 hours or more. >> glor: what's your number one concern right now? >> people's lives. >> we're definitely going to get out of here. eltter safe than sorry. >> be ready and god be with you. >> flavored e-cigarettes soon could be banned by the f.d.a. >> we didn't predict what i now believe is an epidemic of e- cigarette use among teenagers. n> pope francis has summoned bishops from around the world for a february summit on clergy sex abuse. the meeting is believed to be sumfirst of its kind. >> t

>>> it's tuesday, september 18th, 2018, this is the "cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, september 18th, 2018, this is the "cbs morning news." answering to cit. >>r >>> itp >>> it>>> 1818thr 18th18th, 201p this morning." answering to allegations, supreme court justice nominee brett kavanaugh and the woman who accuses him of assaulting her decades ago will testify on capitol hill. the risks involved. >>> rivers are still rising. the aftermath of hurricane florence still poses a deadly threat as new problems arise. >>> and president trump orders the release of documents in the russia investigation. what the decision could prove. good morning from the studio 57 studio at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. next monday, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and the woman who accuses him of sexual assault when they were in high school will testify under oath on capitol hill. it sets up a dramatic public showdown with the potential to derail kavanaugh's nomination. kavanaugh spent yesterday at the white house and says that he wants to d

this is the "cbs morning news." southeast is bracing for hurricane florence, now a monster storm headed full steam toward the u.s. coast where it could do the most damage. president trump is open to a second summit with north korean leader kim jong-un even though denuclearization has stalled. what prompted the new meeting. >>> and never forget. today the nation marks the anniversary of the september

captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this monday, a potentially catastrophic hurricane picks up rieam. south carolina orders the entire coast evacuated. igd new details tonight on a l tal shooting in dallas that led to manslaughter charges against a police officer. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> hurricane florence now a category 4 storm. >> millions are now rushing to prepare. >> i don't think people realize how big this storm is. thiset ready now. >> long-time cbs chairman and c.e.o. leslie moonves was forced to resign last night... >> ...following new published orlegations of sexual misconduct. >> obviously, the man has a problem. >> the trump administration is closing a palestinian diplomatic office in washington. >> the united states will always stand with our friend and ally, israel. i> shocking video released today shows a man shooting an officer during a july traffic stop in los angeles. ( gunfire ) >> the officer survived. the suspect was killed. >> north korea celebrated its edth anniversary parading its weapons, but not its long-range mis

this is the "cbs morning news." president trump is lashing out against an anonymous op-ed published in "the new york times" about the, quote, quite resistance within his administration. >> an anonymous editorial. can you believe it? anonymous. meaning gutless. a gutless editorial. we're doing a great job. >>> fast-moving flames. a fire in california forces drivers to abandon their vehicles. >> and a powerful earthquake rocks japan, triggering landslides and knocking out power to millions of people.> go 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> president trump says an anonymous op-ed piece in "the new york times" is treasonous. the paper says the extraordinary column was written by a senior trump administration official, and it talks about a resistance in the white house and a president who continues to act in a manner detrimental to the health of the republican. now, the author also writes that top aides considered constitutional measures to remove mr. trum

as a real, jim, i guess a real risk for cbs. >> i am trying to think of cbs without moonves. they were really not sales man or chief in the media. people just told you this and we are the most watched and we are unbelievable >> cbs never ever lost its roots of being in the nfl. i think a lot of people know from watching the commercials, it is the way of the most watched of the endless way of moonves promoted i look at the stock going down, what did they lose they lost a guy who was promoter in chief and also a programmer >> we'll pay more attention on this and in the wake of david's reporting on moonves a deeper dive with jim into the beginning of football season we'll have brian roberts on comcast and we'll take a look at the premarket. nasdaq was down 1.2 yesterday. steep decline since july the future is hanging in there pretty good. once again the lowest since 1969 back in a minute >>> a big night for football as the nfl kicks off a new season the eagles host the falcons tonight. the controversial protest during the national anthem continues the loom and now you have the p

and at cbs news and since then i am told mr. moonves has been very focused on his own future, not nearly as involved in day to day goings on as has been the case for an executive that's long been lauded for his ability to pick programming and be an incredible programmer, and deal with many of the key decisions that need to be made at a company like cbs ianniello has been there a long time, the sell of radio and key transis a sort of revenue, decision to cut off time warner, he was also very involved in interesting to see how his appointment is taken i am told interim could become permanent. depends what the board thinks over time. the board is expected to be expanded if they reach that settlement with national amusements. >> potential settlement of $100 million, less than the original pay package, still quite a chunk of change, for a ceo that's been lauded as the man who led a turnaround for the company stock up almost 2% today is that because it alleviates some of the uncertainty? >> if you're the board, you want a clear path,

. ♪ >> quijano: stepping down at cbs: there are reports that cbs chairman and c.e.o. leslie moonves is exiting the network as he faces new accusation of sexual misconduct. also tonight the triple storm threat, hurricane florence gains strength as it rumbles to the east coast. the carolinas prepare for potential disaster. two other tropical storms are also on the move in the atlantic. the white house divided, an explosive new book by watergate reporter bob woodward and a scathing op-ed by a trump administration official. vice president mike pence weighs in on both in a news-making interview with "face the nation." >> the only thing that is wrong about that narrative is everything. >> quijano: chaos and controversy at the u.s. open. was serena williams harshly penalized with infractions that men get away with. >> you owe me an apology. i have never cheated in my life! >> quijano: and the country that invented espresso finally gets its first starbucks. it's a major jolt to italy cafe culture. >> it's for tourists. >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. according t

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cbs did not like it." i am that reporter. since jeff fager publicly referred to our exchange today, i want to be transparent about it. first, here's some background. sunday evening i reached out to fager for comment on the articles alleging he groped or touched cbs employees at company parties. in addition to denying these charges, fager in a text said to me, "if you repeat these false accusations without any of your own reporting to back them up, you will be held responsible for harming me." he went on to say, "be careful. there are people who lost their jobs trying to harm me, and if you pass on these damaging claims without your own reporting to back them up that will become a serious problem." "60 minutes" will enter its 5 ason uhershi ece pducer begins. jeff? >> jericka, you and i have talked about how incredibly difficult covering this story has been for you. you've been on this since the beginning. you've done great work. it's difficult enough without dealing with this. that message was unacceptable. i think it's impor

this is the "cbs morning news." southeast is bracing for hurricane florence, now a monster storm headed full steam toward the u.s. coast where it could do the most damage. president trump is open to a second summit with north korean leader kim jong-un even though denuclearization has stalled. what prompted the new meeting. >>> and never forget. today the nation marks the anniversary of the september 1 11th terror attacks. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning, hurricane florence is bigger and stronger as it heads toward the atlantic coast of north or south carolina sometime thursday. florence is now a monster category-four storm with sustained winds of 140 miles per hour capable of producing catastrophic damage. evacuation orders have been issued for the entire coast of south carolina and parts of north carolina and virginia. it's not just coastal communities in jeopardy. laura podesta is here in new york with more.

theoretically, cbs is in play, but one, there are no obvious buyers for cbs outside of viacom. tech companies are replacing entertainment companies, not buying them. verizon seems to have no interest in wireless. at&t already made their bet. most of the other large media companies would not be able to, because they already own a tv network. cbs would be a challenging purchase regulatory-wise. there are not a lot of obvious buyers for cbs. plus, while national amusements will consider a sale, i do not think national amusements has any desire to sell cbs. cbsmost likely scenario is or viacom proposes to each other over the next few months and the two-month -- to companies merge. david: that takes us to viacom. you have a by rating -- buy rati ng. i am. slight that is. do you think merging with cbs would say viacom? rich: i do not think save. the whole industry has challenges. whether or not disney buys fox, that is not fix the problem. it would be great if any of these media companies were diversifying or thinking out of the box and buying companies like twitter or spotify, check

and of c "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center here in new york city, i'm michelle from the broadcast center here in new york city, i'm michelle miller. bs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, september 5th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." tropical storm gordon pushes inland, but as the storm made landfall, a child is killed and power is knocked out to tens of thousands along the gulf coast. we're tracking the storm. >>> an explosive new book on president trump's white house paints an ugly picture of the current administration, and the president is ramping up his attack on the pulitzer prize-winning author. >>> massachusetts upset. ayanna pressley defeats a ten-term democratic incumbent in the massachusetts house primary. >>> and do not eat, serve, or sell honey smacks. that's the message the cdc is trying to get out after dozens of people fall ill across the country. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie g

viacom and cbs. cbs earlier have been higher in a free market, now down to .2%. this of course after les moonves stepped down as ceo and chairman after allegations of sexual harassment. viacom up 0.4%. another piece of the story is they have settled with national amusements, the major owner of cbs and viacom. there will not be a deal for at least two years. finally, one reason to think maybe the gains will not stick around on the day. we take a look at apple down 1.3%. over the last four days, down sliding four days in a row, its worst four days since april. this on fears around technology and regulation from the government. also today, president trump more recently saying he is suggesting they bring their manufacturing to the u.s. some are saying that can raise the price of the iphone by 20%. vonnie: thank you, abigail. let's get the trade tensions that continue to hunt the global markets. michael zezas joins us now in studio. first, obviously trade. investors are waiting and seeing. no new announcement on china. just continued ominous almost threats. will we ge

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welcome to "cbs this morning." cbs' chairman and ceo leslie moonves resigns after new accusations of sexual misconduct are reported. we look at the claimings that brought down one of tv's most powerful figures. >> we're on the north carolina coast where forecasters say hurricane florence's landfall could be catastrophic. >>> the former independent counsel who investigated president bill clinton. kenneth starr talks about his memoir and the parallels he sees in the trump investigation. >>> and serena williams fined for her confrontation with an umpire. but her defenders say she's being held to a sexist double standard. hear from a former star who says he's heard much worse on the men's tour. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> embattled ceo less moonves is stepping down. >> the move follows six more women stepping forward. >> another media giant ousted amid sexual misconduct accusations. >> moonves describes the claims as untrue. >> hurricane florence is gain

captioningd by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, september 7th, >>> it's friday, september 7th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >> i think their reporter should go and investigate who it is. that would actually be a good scoop. >> president trump is demanding the identity of the missing person who wrote that scathing op-ed piece in "the new york times." new reaction from his inner circle. >>> it has happened again. more planes arrive in the u.s. with sick passengers. the common factor. >> and he was once the brightest star in hollywood. we say good-bye to burt reynolds. >> i think heaven has sent you here. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> we begin with the latest fallout from the anonymous opinion piece in "the new york times" by the trump administration. at least 11 top officials including vice president mike pence and secretary of state mike pompeo said they had nothing to do with it. the president says the column backfired and he's actually picked up a lot of suppo

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saw it at uber, cbs. people monitoring these leaders are not doing a good job of it obviously. >> if i remember correctly, it was three months ago sherry redstone was sitting down at the code conference and she seemed to be in an embattled position up against les moonves how does this clarify her position as far as power in national amusements and broader media landscape, how does this complicate things? >> i think she has an upper hand now, right, because les moonves is leading the whole thing, aggressive competitor and rival to her, the future of cbs, it is a question of how quickly it unfolds. i don't think they have a lot given this situation, i don't think they have a lot of purchase i think she has a lot more power in terms of what's going to happen to cbs. >> kara, thank you bill, we'll watch it closely as shares add to losses it was up in premarket, now down almost 4%. bill cohen, kara swisher. >>> when we come back, we talk to maynard webb. and the president with a trade warning for apple, callin

captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, september 25th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh comes out swinging, defending himself against allegations of sexual misconduct. >>> job in jeopardy? the fate of deputy attorney general rod rosenstein as he's scheduled to meet with the president. >>> and a dallas police officer who said she accidentally shot and killed her neighbor has her badge taken away. >>> good morning from the studio studios 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh was defiant in an unusual and remarkable interview on tv, facing new allegations of sexual misconduct. he said that he will not step aside. thursday kavanaugh and one of his accusers are scheduled to testify on capitol hill. republicans are working to save kavanaugh's nomination. last night president trump tweeted his support. the democrats are working hard to destroy a wonderful man and a man who has the potential to be one of our greatest supreme court justices ever

both viacom and cbs are fairly valued. taylor: what about future mergers? where does cbs go next? we heard rumors about verizon. vertical integration is back in vogue. who do you see as an acquirer of cbs? >> if ultimately national amusements will have more than a bit of a say in what happens it's hard to say that anyone would seriously pursue a bid. it's not that cbs doesn't have desirable elements. because of the controlling shareholder controlling cbs who also controls viacom, i wouldn't count on it. i guess you can't rule it out but i wouldn't count on it. vonnie: the new board members include everything from bankers to people who have worked at the very high echelons of media companies before. what is the strategy here? might lose some of the advantages that les moonves conferred upon it? >> i haven't looked in depth at the new board structure. clearly there were cultural problems that were afoot. reportingade plain by in the washington post as well as the new yorker. that should be something of an overhang still. the chief operations officer is now the interim ceo. tell the

welcome to "cbs this morning." more than 1 million people are told to evacuate as hurricane florence barrels towards the southeast. we'll talk to senior administrator brock long. >> christopher wray says we're safer 17 years after 9/11 but the terror threat looms coast to coast. >> plus, in the wake of serena williams' controversial penalties, the head of the u.s. tennis association comes to studio 57. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> this is a really scary storm. >> there's nothing blocking this from getting even stronger. >> people are truly worried, they're scared. >> it's almost full-blown panic. >> hurricane florence prompts mandatory evacuations. >> we do not want to risk one south carolina life. >> the meeting in the works after kim jong-un sent a letter to mr. trump. >> protests in dallas, where an officer killed a black man. >> wife julie chen is now taking a break from the talk show. >> obviously the man has a problem. >> this somber anniversary

captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, september 3rd, labor day. this is the "cbs morning news." a high stakes fight is expected to begin over brett kavanaugh, president trump's controversial supreme court nominee. >> if he's so proud of his conservative credentials, stand up. >> family and friends and colleagues say good-bye to senator and war hero john mccain. >>> and firefighters rush to save artifacts from the country's 200-year-old national museum. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> the senate judiciary committee this week takes up the nomination of brett kavanaugh, but democrats are protesting a trump administration decision to withhold 100,000 records related to kcavanaugh's time with the bush white house. laura podesta has more. good morning, laura. >> good morning, anne-marie. the white house has turned over 400,000 cavanaugh records, more than any recent supreme court nominee, but democrats want to know why those additional 100,000 documents are being kept hidden. >> this

cbs news has learned the f.b.i. will not interview a third woman making accusations against the judge, julie swetnick. the judiciary committee told the bureau to only look into "credible allegations." reena. >> ninan: errol barnett from the white house. thank you, errol. for more insight into the f.b.i. investigation, we turn to retired f.b.i. agent warren flagg. he's worked at the f.b.i. for 27 years. thank you very much, mr. flagg, for joining us. we know judge kavanaugh has undergone six background checks. how will this investigation be different? >> well, obviously, those background searches are specific as to his character, for the six times. everyone more extensive than the next as he moved up the ladder. and this one, though, has to do with additional evidence that was presented at the hearing. ie-- people were named, a diary was used, there were other people that have come forward, other people who made allegations. all those people will be interviewed as soon as possible. >> ninan: we know that dr. ford was

welcome to "cbs this morning." judge brett kavanaugh's accuser offers to tell her stories to senators but only if they agree to meet certain conditions. jodi kantor join us to explain the significance of christine blasey ford's testimony. >> the woman randomly murdered while jogging in washington. the family says she was a fighter. why they've chosen to foregive the man accused of killing wendy martinez. >> the family of accused russian spy tell us she was only a student not involved in an alleged plot to influence political figures in the u.s. >>> and the lab where scientists study how to fight wildfires. >> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> let her say what she has to say. but they've delayed it a week. they have to get on with it. >> judge cavanaugh's accuser says she'll testify next week on her own terms. >> ford does not want to be in the same room and wants him to testify first. >> severe storms ripped through southern minnesota. there were reports of tornad

a source tells cbs news he's been. offered a spraigs package of $80 million in stock to be held in escrow pending the results of an independent sexual misconduct investigation. >> reporter: he's tonight preparing to resign bowing to pressure brought on by a sexual harassment scandal. the number of women accusing him of sexual misconduct doubled to 12, according to a new report by the new yorker magazine. detailing six previously unreported incidents which allegedly took place between 1980s and early 2000s. according to the magazine, they inclu inclaims that he exposed himself without consent and used physical violence and kbim sbim dags against him. he denied all allegations of sexual misconduct, though according to the new yorker, he acknowledges what he described as consensual relationships with three of the new accusers. in one incident when he worked for tell pictures in 1986, he invited a fellow executive to lunch, drove to a secluded area and forced oral sex. according to the magazine, he held her head in place f

it's welcome to "cbs this morning." hurricane florence loomed over the carolinas, where people have less than 24 hours to get out of harm's way. north carolina governor roy cooper talks with us about final preparations for this potentially catastrophic storm. >> only on "cbs this morning," fbi director christopher wray on the bureau's relationship with president trump with the newest election interference from russia and what country he believes is the biggest threat. >>> family members of a man killed in his own home by a dallas police officer tell cbs news they don't believe the officer's story. why they're worried they will not guess justice. >> and members of the push administration are pushing back against bob woodward's book "fear" with the president calling it a total fraud. the award-winning journalist will be here in studio 57 to defend his extensive reporting. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> talking about a whole lot of flooding. it's going to be fri

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the supreme court for cbs news. also rikki cleman, legal analyst, bianna golodryga. the kavanaghway saw tonight was different than monday night. >> it was complete anger, outrage, indignation, almost humiliation. i think when he got most emotional was when he was talking about his parents, his children, his friends, people that he -- you could almost sense that he had felt that he let them down. reng dragg through d now they this, and his name was getting dragged through this. it was full-on onslaught of emotion, which is what we saw with justice thomas in 1991. as the president said what he hoped to see from judge kavanagh, and of course this was a man who has been accused of something he said absolutely didn't happen. and so you would expect to see that kind of anger and outrage and that's what we saw. and that could very well, i think, have made the difference in what this day will hold. >> rikki, legally speaking what did you make of the strategy employed by both sides? >> i think that the republicans have their

later on cbs, "60 minutes." for more news any time, download the cbs news app. i'm elaine quijano in new york. for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs now, at six: it will be a few more days before we hear from the bay area woman >>> live from the cbs bay area studios,s this kpix5 news. >>> what do you expect someone to do with an accusation this vague, not verified it in any way? >> this is an intelligent woman. this is not a woman that's confused, mixed up. >> now at 6:00 it will be a few more days before we hear from the bay area woman accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault, but members of congress are already hotly debating her story. good evening. i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. >>> we'll have that story in a moment, but first some breaking news on a fire watch. firefighters are working to contain a smoky fire that forced some evacuations in san ramon. flames broke out about two hours ago behind homes near crow canyon and bollinger canyon roads. there are no repor

cbs news and all of cbs korp.re >> twith an sec filing yesterday as cbs as pt of an another. i will read it but my reading is less the board decides pends investigation results to fire hmr. moonves for cause, now and will continue to work for them for up to a rear in an advisory caacity. he also stands to get paid $120 million. you can explain to us how that would work? >> yes, mr. moonves had renegotiated his contract more than a year ago. so there are provisions in place for him to be paid a prettye lucratttlement when he left cbs. he has been in charge of the company for more tha12 years. he's been an incredibly successful, one of the the most successful executives in all of hollywood and the board rewarde him way very lucrative contract, which allowed a production deal and considerable stock and options and other compensation when he left. the board is now in a very uncomfortable position. they have a contract whereve mr. mothat requires them to pay him out. they have not fired him yet, they want to wait until after this investigation is completed and then they'll decide

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cbs moved higher by 1.5% as les moonves is resigning. and we did see that the stock moved to the upside on the news. >> we hadda -- alley baba and snap moving up, the chairman jack pau will be stepping down. last but not least certain stock reacts to this hurricane coming up the coast, we're seeing home depot, lowe's, hitting new highs today, and insurers under pressure, back to you. liz: to this story, cbs ceo les moonves resigning after more graphic sexual assault allegations emerge. it looks like there is $120 million set aside for him. we have that story coming up, a major corporate story. >> but first, to election outcome in squeeze en, still up -- in squeez sweden. still up in the hair, it looks like a hung parliament after yesterday's race. >> sweden has most migrants per capcapita in the eu. >> stay there. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist

cbs shares were up last week and they may be up again this morning on this belief somehow that cbs can be sold separately because nai says it will not stand in the way but will of course have the right to vote on shares one way or another. it seems unlikely there would be anybody out there for cbs. i think a bit more was made of verizon and at&t interests that was the case previously. the tax ramifications for nai or viacom separately are far worse than it would be if you put them together and sold the control position by selling national [ music playing men amusement we'll see what happens overtimes here >> in total the stock is up about 7% since thursday is closed you put it together with what's going on with nai, michael nathan, says he does not believe any viacom or cbs deal would be imminent >> i don't think anything is imminent if you look at it, yes, viacom and cbs still have to be your absolute number one potential competition. should either one company want to pursue it i do that's not to say that somebody may not try to make a -- i am not sure, at any ti&t and veriz going in

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you should buy cbs on the dip. there's also the question over who will be the ceo, the coo is filling in, now also president there are questions about whether moonves will get any severance. now "forbes" has his net worth around $700 million but he may have to live on that if outside investigations find he violated cbs's sexual harassment policies and if "the new yorker" stories are true, the answer is probably yes. hard to believe, guys, we are a month away from the first anniversary of the metoo hash tag which began in october after "the new york times" and new yorker published accusations against harvey weinstein n november charlie rose lost his job after a story in "the washington post," nbc fired matt lauer after its investigation. cbs took a slower path with moonves considering the first new york new yorker story came out six weeks ago. >> jane wells in los angeles what does moonves' departure mean for the future of cbs joining us is kay, the founder and former chair of usa network and erica james, the harlan

this is the "cbs morning news." tropical storm gordon lashes florida and takes aim at the gulf coast. today supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh will be in the senate hot seat. democrats are expected to grill the conservative on hot-button issues and how much he could swing the court to the right. and nike makes a controversial move, signing a high-profile new deal with the former nfl player now known more for taking a knee than what he did on the field. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning, tropical storm gordon is picking up speed and strength as it moves across the eastern gulf of mexico. gordon is expected to be a hurricane when it makes landfall along the north-central gulf coast later today. a hurricane warning is posted from the louisiana/mississippi border to the florida panhandle. of particular concern is the possibility of a life-threatening storm surge. a state of emergency has been declared in loui

." >>> cbs ceo chairman les moonves >>> cbs ceo chairman les moonves is stepping down today. the new yorker reported that six additional women have come forward accusing moonves of sexual harassment of assault. it ranges from forcing women to perform oral sex on him to unwanted touching and kissing to physical intimidation and retaliation. moonves has denied these claims which span from the 1980s into the early 2000s. in a statement, moonves said the appalling accusations in this article are untrue. what is true is that i had consensual relations with three of the women some 25 years ago before i came to cbs. cbs' board of directors issued a statement saying it's committed to a thorough and independent investigation of the allegations and that investigation is actively under way. these new accounts come just weeks after fair row broke a story that detailed similar behave with other women. the new yorker says it corroborated those women's stories, but nbc news, we should note, has yet to independently verify them. joining me is nbc news senior media editor clear atkinson. it's