still unclear if it was collusion between president trump and russian officials. special counsel robert mueller is leading the fbi probe. former campaign aide george papadopoulos has pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about meetings with russian operatives. paul manafort and his business partner rick gates also face a 12-count indictment alleging money laundering and tax evasion. the topic could come up when president trump meets with vladimir putin tomorrow. russia confirms that meeting will happen in vietnam. president trump is in china this morning. >>> a northern california woman who survived a deadly shooting in las vegas is preparing for a benefit concert. this comes after she retraced her steps in las vegas. she was at the concert. she reunited with dozens of survivors near the vegas sign where 58 crosses in honor of the victims have been placed. >> just being here with other survivors and that we are strong. just know that we're alive and these poor sweet precious souls are not and we have to live a big life for them. [ crying ] >> she is putting the final touches on her

contacted the woman, who was eventually arrested. >> president donald trump is wrapping up his overseas trip to asia with the most controversial stop in the philippines, meaning with that president, often criticized by human rights activists for his violent handling of the drug war in that country. >>> protesters gathered in the streets of manila to clash with police using water cannons. those demonstrations were held as president donald trump met with world leaders at the association of southeast asian nations summit. he met with the philippines president, rodrigo duterte. >> roderigo, thank you for the way you treated all of us. >> he is accused of overseeing a bloodied drug war and they said he is behind the killing of thousands of drug users and they said that president donald trump praised that strategy. >> he said something about living well. >> human rights concerns in the philippines came up briefly in the meeting. president donald trump ignored questions about it. >> we've had a great relationship. it's been very successful. >> earlier in the day, he met with his counterparts i

. >>> tonight a new detail for president trump. a federal judge permanently blocked the president's order to cut funding for sanctuary city. the judge ruled federal funding that bares that meaningful relationship to law enforcement can't be threatened merely because they choose an immigration enforcement strategy from the president disapproves. in a statement, san francisco's city attorney called the decision quote a victory for the american people and the rule of law. he also said this executive order was unconstitutional before the ink on it was even dry. >>> the case that put sanctuary cities in the national spotlight is now in closing arguments. motor suspect jose zer ate is accused of playing a game of russian roulette with kate steinly's life. he claims the gun fired accidentally, but admits he did shoot and kill her. >>> and the president is taking aim at marshawn lynch after he turned the anthem issue upside down. >> reporter: tonight limp is getting -- lynch is getting support from his teammates and the oakland mayor for his decision to sit during the national anthem but stand fo

immigration. >>> a federal judge is permanently blocking president trump's executive order on sanctuary cities that would cut funding on cities that limit cooperation with federal immigration. the federal judge said there cannot be conditions approved by congress. >>> elizabeth cook is following the kate steinle trial for us. >> prosecutors accused defendant jose ines garcia- zarate of playing a game of russian roulette with steinle's life. they say surveillance video shows him sitting with a concealed gun for 20 minutes watching the crowds of tourists on pier 14 two years ago before opening fire in steinle's direction. the 32-year-old san francisco resident died in her father's arms. her parents were in court to hear the closing statements. osecutor or a >> our office is going to do everything we can to bring this family justice. the steinle family has shown incredible resolve through this whole process and we're going to do everything we can for them. >> prosecutors are pressing for a first degree murder conviction. the defense is not disputing garcia-zarate killed steinle but insists

four >> mason: newcomers shake up politics. >> it's okay to be you. >> mason: trump supporters grade his presidency. >> nobody gives him the benefit the doubt. is the trump justice department trying to force a sale of cnn? kevin spacey faces new allegations. >> my son said to me, kevin spacey tried to rape me. >> mason: the final moments before pitching ace ray halladay crashed in the gulf. was his plane safe? >> this is are extraordinary >> this is extraordinary to have three accidents in six, seven months. >> mason: and a former president performs his civic duty. this is the "cbs evening news." >> mason: and this is our western edition. good evening. i'm anthony mason. screeners continue to miss fake bombs during undercover test. jeff pegues is following this. jeff. >> reporter: the new report by the dhs inspector-general found continued problems by screeners. the exact findings remain classified but sources say in tests, possibly over 70% of the time exploifs and weapons were able to get through check ponts. just two years ago, testing found a 95% failure rate. today, the house se

was egypt's deadliest terror attack and the first on a mosque. president trump called it horrible and cowardly and phoned egypt's frot offer his condolences. here's elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: here's the al- rawdah mosque just after the attack. inside, shocked survivors walk among those gunned down by about 40 armed men who detonated a bomb near the mosque and then slaughtered worshipers as they ran for their lives. some gunmen even hid, waiting to ambush vehicles evacuating the wounded. egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi went on national television and vowed he would respond to the attack with brute force. but for the past four years, egyptian security forces have been fighting a losing battle in the sinai against islamist extremists, especially the local isis franchise. this well-armed group has staged brazen attacks on checkpoints, barracks, and army posts, and murder both soldiers and police. isis in the sinai also claimed responsibility for the bomb that brought down a russian passenger plane in 2015, killing 224 people. early this year, isis in the sinai released a new v

manslaughter. >> president donald trump faces growing criticism over comments he made while honoring native americans. many call it a racial slur and it's not just what the president said that's causing concern, but where he said it. it was supposed to be ceremony focused on honoring native american code talkers. the focus quickly shifted from those who use tribal language to relay military orders to language president donald trump used while recognizing them. >> you were here long before any of us were here. although, we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. >> the president referred, as he often has, to massachusetts democrat, senator elizabeth warren. she has claimed she's part cherokee. after the event, the navajo nation called his words culturally insensitive. they described it as a slur that overshadowed the native american war heros the president was there to honor. >> it is so disturbing that at an event like that, a celebration of heroes, donald trump has to turn, once again, to a racial slur. >> the white house pr

proving unusual even in washington. we have the report. >> nick mulvaney, president trump's acting director of the bureau brought donuts. he encouraged them to say hello and grab one and disregard any instructions from the other acting director, lee anna english who sent around her own staff e-mail. english met with the massachusetts senator who spearheaded the creation of the cfpb in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. she was appointed to head it. >> the law says i shall appoint a deputy director. i did that. it says they should act as deputy director. and they should become acting director. i thought this was the end of the story. >> english is suing to try to keep him from appointing mulvaney. >> it turns up being a joke. that's what the cfpb has been in a sick sad kind of way. >> reporter: asked if he stands by the comments. >> my opinion of the commission hasn't changed. it's an awful example of bureaucracy that has gone wrong. >> president trump criticized the bureau. since is inception, it has been a punching bag to republicans. who say id saddled banks with unnecessary

they're hoping to be able to address on monday. in san francisco, kpix 5. >>> tonight president trump is backing offer on his decision on -- off on his decision on big game hunting at least for now. yesterday u.s. fish and wild life said it would allow hunters to import trophies from africa into the united states, a reversal of an obama-era policy. the administration faced immediate backlash. tonight the president tweeted put big game trophy decision on hold until such time as i review all conversation facts. under study for years. will update soon. >>> remember the sexual misconduct allegations against president trump? we will, veronica de la cruz tells -- well, veronica de la cruz tells us they're coming back to light tonight. >> yes, president trump blasted senator al franken for his sexual misconduct allegations, but today media reporters pressed the white house about the allegations against president trump. he was caught talking about groping and kissing women, and during the campaign more than a dozen women came forward to accuse trump of misconduct. the trump campaign denied all c

bay. >> tonight the wrapper had a message for president donald trump. >> these fires are completely devastating, a lot of people lost everything. the president of the united states never said anything about it. my feelings are this, -- [ bleep ] >> reporter: for the record he said the federal government will stand with california. >>> we are getting a break from the rain, there were scattered showers earlier today. more rain is in the forecast tonight. here is paul deanno. >> don't let the lull full you, we have scattered showers -- fool you, we have scattered showers this evening and a few showers on the radar but the rain will pick up overnight tonight and early tomorrow. i heavier shower south of center -- santa rosa. that is about it. future caste is showing an increase of showers in the north bay we see showers in marin, sonoma and napa county. they will push east by lunchtime tomorrow. another change in the forecast for the weekend, and other weather systems that will bring us rain.>>> a new twist tonight in a case that terrorize the bay area. the infamous gypsy hell murders.

white house no-show. president trump slams democratic leaders. >> they've been all talk and no action, and now it's even worse. now it's not even talk. so they're not showing up for the meeting. >>> 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. >>> a suspect is under arrest for a string of murders that terrorized a tampa, florida, neighborhood. it was a tip from a co-worker that led police to 24-year-old howell emmanuel donaldson. his arrest came 51 days after the first of four murders in tampa's seminole heights neighborhood. hena doba is here in new york with the latest. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. police arrest arrested donaldso a tip from a co-worker. >> reporter: after swarming a mcdonald's, police have arrested a man who is accused of killed four people. >> we'll charge him with four kountz of first-degree murder of howell emmanuel donaldson, 24 years old. >> reporter: officials say they received 5,000 tips throughout the investigation, but it was one during the day yeste

president trump. he said he will spend $20 million and release two new ads in the coming weeks.>>> hiring for the holiday crush. there is heavy demand for seasonal work. we look at two big opportunities for bay area job hunters. >> we have clear video of the area burglary suspects. the wrong turn that could come back to haunt them. popularity of chinese language >>> president trump's granddaughter is stealing the show with her mandarin speaking skills. we look at the growing popularity of chinese language immersion programs for kids in the gray area. -- bay area. holiday season are in luck. there's a big demand for seasonal jobs. kpix 5s john ramos shows us some applicants.. are even getting hired on the spo >>> bay area residents looking to make a few extra bucks this holiday season are in luck. there is big demand for holiday jobs. some applicants are getting hired on the lot. >> reporter: when you are looking for work every day is a challenge but today was better than most. ikea stores in palo alto and emeryville held job fairs today. the company has 150 positions to fill an

donald trump as to why it was held in the islamic cultural center.>> we should send one clear message, that is that oakland welcomes and honors all people, all families, all communities. >> reporter: the theme of the speech was oakland resilience and the mayor highlighted progress in the city. starting with the police department and the creation of a citizens police commission in the wake of the recent scandal.>> not only will they be able to actually hold officers accountable and advise on discipline, but they will also be advising on policy. >> reporter: the mayor counted the police department's role in four years of dropping crime rates. as well as you her complaints about abuse and misconduct. she says the city is committed to building 17,000 new housing units and protecting 17,000 families from eviction and urged residents to keep housing affordable.>> give up the air bnb. fixup the back unit. >> reporter: during her speech she only made brief mention of the ghost ship warehouse fire. she offered up a moment of silence but nothing beyond that. >>> the mayor says affordable housin

the victims. >> plus president trump making plans with vladimir putin tonight. why he wants to enlist his russian counter part on a mission to confront north korea. >> andthe event marking a big san francisco anniversary. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. for health insurance starting january 1st, enroll by december 15th. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. some survivors of last month's firestorm in santa rosa. the e-p-a has now red tagged >>> our top stories tonight a new source of frustration for some survivors of last month's fire storm in santa rosa. the epa has now red tagged the entire journeys and mobile home park citing dangerous levels of asbestos. that includes the 20 homes that are still standing. no word on when those homeown

president trump arrives in south korea for nuclear talks. >>> the 20th anniversary of "the lion king" came with a surprise performance that brought the audience to their feet. >>> 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, it appears a domestic dispute led to a massacre at a texas church that left at least 26 people dead. the gunman, devin kelley, had a history of do nestic violence and left threatening messages for his mother-in-law. she occasionally attended service at the first baptist church, but was not there friday. he called his father and said he was shot and did not expect to survive. the air force failed to tell the fbi about his history, something that would have prevented him from buying a gun. courtney is in sutherland springs this morning. courtney, good morning. >> reporter: the air force is looking into how to prevent a mistake like this from happening again. meanwhile, some of the survivors fighting for their lives, others are preparing to say good-bye to their loved ones. resi

from 205 to 680, 26 minutes. >>> in just about an hour, president trump will depart to asia for a 12-day trip stopping in five countries along the way. the nuclear threat from north korea will be a major topic of discussion. u.s. officials believe by next year, it's possible north korea could put a miniature nuclear warhead on top of a long-range missile capable of hitting the u.s.! >> president trump will reiterate the plain fact that north korea threatens not just our allies south korea and japan and the united states, north korea is a threat to the entire world. >> the president might also place north korea back on the list of state sponsors of terrorism. the rogue nation was removed from it in 2008 under president george w. bush. >>> a former campaign adviser says president trump didn't dismiss the idea of meeting with vladimir putin during his run for the white house. the court filings of special counsel robert mueller's investigation says george papadopoulos floated the idea during a meeting in march 2016. president trump heard him out but didn't respond before then alabama sen

president obama negotiated a prisoner swap. president trump tweeted about the decision calling it a complete and total disgrace to our country and to our military. >>> security is being stepped up in new york city today ahead of the weekend marathon. more than 51,000 people will run in sunday's event just days after the deadly terror attack in new york city. the marathon course winds through five boroughs. 2.5 million spectators are expected. they are taking steps to protect people after the attack tuesday that killed 8 people dead. >> we have added more sand trucks, more blocker vehicles. we more than doubled our observation teams, our rooftop observation posts as well as our counter sniper teams. >> barriers are already up all over manhattan. and crews are installing concrete barriers at nearly 60 intersections along the bike path where the attack happened tuesday. >>> president trump is traveling to asia over the next couple of weeks for economic summits. north korea's nuclear program will probably be the main focus. >> reporter: president trump says north korea will be a key foc

gun control, immigration, some called for demonstrations against hillary clinton or donald trump. and some were even fake ads to create division on racial issues! mark zuckerberg will hire 10,000 additional employees. he told it would cost the company during an earnings call yesterday. he wants to make sure the ads are transparent. this is coming as lawmakers are going to pass laws if tech giants can't stop the abuse. >> these companies are on the hot seat. they don't like being there. >> reporter: facebook executives plan to double the amount of content reviewers bringing that total to 20,000 employees. they will be dedicated to reviewing ads before they hit the site. even with all this news, facebook seems unharmed. yesterday's earnings call he said they are doing well actually they are performing better than expected. a total revenue of $10 billion. reporting live in menlo park, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> right now the man accused in the deadly halloween truck attack in new york city is being held without bail after being charged with federal terrorism crimes. he came to the u

faith in him. [music] >>> three of the cla basketball players can thank trump. liangelo ball, jalen hill and cody riley detained on suspicion of shoplifting sunglasses at a louis vuitton store. released after president trump spoke with the chinese president. ma tell coming out with a barbie doll dressed in a hijab. it is modeled after an american fencer who wore hijab while competing in the 2016 rio olympics where she won a bronze medal. >>> up next, health care for pandas. >>> we end with one of best health care plans washington has ever seen. chip reid now with panda care. >> more and more, a good name for him because he is the father of all three surviving giant pandas born at the national zoo. two are now in china and 2-year-old bei-bei wowing the crowds here in d.c. at 20 years old, tien-tien could father more cubs. when he shows signs of ill health he is treated like a national treasure. today, good news, chief veterinary said his sore arm is not the result of arthritis. a more worrisome issue. tien-tien has been losing weight though his relationship with bamboo is as passiona

blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >>> an aide to president trump says he's not cam paping for the republican candidate in alabama, roy moore, because of discomfort with allegations of sexual misconduct. now a newspaper chain in the state is calling for changes. he in doba has more. good morning, henna. >> good morning. support continues to build for and against the alabama senate. he's accused by several women. while some say they do stand behind him, the newspapers are suggesting they side with the democratic opponent. the list is growing of those who one way or another are trying to prevent embattled alabama republican roy moore from winning the state's special senate election. three major alabama newspapers ran front page endorsements yesterday of moore's opponent democrat doug jones. the alabama media group which owns the three papers wrote the allegations against moore, quote, illustrate a pattern of a man ins he 30s courting and preying on young women and girls. moore is accused of making unwanted sexual advances to women, many of whom were in their teens while moore was in

donald trump. a judge blocked the order to cut funding for sanctuary cities. according to the ruling, the president cannot withhold funding that has no meaningful relationship to immigration enforcement. it is a strategy not approved of. >> san francisco called the decision a victory for the american people and the rule of law. and they said they executive order was unconstitutional before the ink was even dried. >> a national debate was started over sanctuary cities and it could be in the hands of the jury by the end of the day. in closing arguments, prosecutors accused jose ines garcia zarate of playing a game of russian roulette to take kate steinle's life. the undocumented immigrant admitted to shooting her two years ago in san francisco. he claimed the gun fired accidentally. the defense makes closing arguments today. >>> federal investigators are looking to incidents at the san francisco airport in which airplanes narrowly avoided colliding on the runway. according to the ntsb, a jet failed to stay behind the painted line of another aircraft as it took off. a compass airlines j

asia, president donald trump returns to the u.s. with tax reform at the top of the agenda. two other stories are swirling, including revelations involving presidents sun. more from john lawrence. >> reporter: president donald trump is going back to the u.s. after ending the asian tour in the philippines and tax reform is something he is ready to tackle, tweeting that leaders are getting close. white house officials said the plan offers tax relief to middle-class families and cuts corporate and small business rates. >> businesses can thrive and become competitive in a global marketplace and create jobs. it can affect wage growth. >> reporter: not everyone is on board. >> studies agree this is a tax hike for millions of middle- class families. >> reporter: another matter under scrutiny in washington is donald trump jr.'s messages with wikileaks. on monday, the president's son released private messages he exchanged during the 2016 campaign after the atlantic reported on the matter. >> here was donald trump jr. actively engaged with a known russian agent. i want him to be subpoenaed to t

the people of egypt. >> president trump also tweeted this right after the attack: horrible and cowardly terrorist attack on innocent and defenseless worshipers in egypt. the world cannot tolerate terrorism. we must defeat them militarily. >>> right now, search crews are racing to find an argentinian submarine that disappeared in the atlantic. it was last seen 9 days ago. teams from a dozen nations have been searching by air and sea for the vessel. it was halfway home to its home port when it lost contact with the navy. this evening, there are new tha have plunged off the continental shelf. an international agency said it detected an underwater sound that's consistent with an explosion near the submarine's last known position. >> if that were the case, that would obviously result in the death of the crew and destruction of a submarine. there's a lot of skilled, experienced people out there doing their best and it will be for them to announce when this goes from search and rescue to recovery operation. >> the u.s. naval institute says ships are heading to the area and will be usi

isis. now president trump is calling for the death penalty. >>> the houston astros are world champions for the first time in franchise history. >> and the astros bring home a win for hurricane-ravaged houston, and a former miss usa gets a proposal of a lifetime from her baseball beau. >>> 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. >>> a manhunt is under way this morning in colorado for a gunman who opened fire at a denver area walmart, killing three people. police released a security photograph of the suspect. he's described as a white mail. he started shooting last evening. witnesses say he fired at random with a handgun. >> i turn around and i see all the people walking, you know, falling down. they were really scared. >> i immediately froze because i didn't know what to think or what was going on. i heard two more shots and i hit the ground because i didn't know if there was going to be bullets flying. then i heard three more shots and i got up and ran out as fast as i can. >> two more were

church in texas. several are dead including the shooter. also tonight, president trump's approval rating remains at a historic low as he begins an important visit to asia. >> on your mark,. >> quijano: they are not running scared. tens of thousands race in the new york city marathon just days after a deadly terror attack. new allegations of sexual misconduct against actor kevin spacey. the son of a celebrity comes forward. and lights, camera, wildlife. >> it was click boom mountains, my mind is blown. >> quijano: we're tracking an elusive star in the hollywood hills. >> this is the this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. a small community in south texas was shattered today by a deadly mass shooting inside a church. a gunman opened fire at the first baptist church in sutherland springs, about 30 miles outside san antonio. the pastors wife tells cbs news their 14 year old daughter was killed along with many friends. the shooter is dead following a police chase. omar villafranca is at the scene. >> reporter: another mass shooting, this one inside

on a mission to kill what he sees is a void of leadership. the trump administration withdrew from the international climate accord and the governor will deliver remarks and after that is expected to make his way to germany for a private meeting and then go to brussels tomorrow. >> president donald trump arrives in south korea, the start of a two day visit. the president met with south korean president, moon jae-in. moon hoped the visit would be a turning point in efforts to defuse tension with north korea. >> together, we will confront the actions of north korea and prevent the dictator from threatening millions of innocent lives. >> at a news conference alongside president moon jae- in, president donald trump renewed vows to defend american allies. >> the u.s. stands prepared to defend itself and its allies using the full range of our unmatched military capabilities , if need be. >> reporter: in a show of force, the u.s. sent b-1 bombers off the coast of nearby sea of japan. three american aircraft carriers are on track to begin operations. the north blasted the moves as hostile acts

is the "cbs morning news." president trump's tax plan is revealed. >> well, they're big tax cuts, the biggest in the country actually. we have reform, we have simp simplificati simplification. >> but not everyone is on board, and the president is calling on republicans to hold strong. >>> new scrutiny. why they want to question jeff sessions again about russian contacts. >>> and new information on the deadly ambush. we go to the village where four american soldiers were killed by militants. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> president trump leaves this morning for a five-country trip to asia. it's his longest trip to date and also the longest by a u.s. president to asia in more than a quarter century. during jobs in japan, south korea, vietnam, philippines, and china, north korea and trade are likely to dominate the conversation. the gop wants the plan passed before christmas. last night he tweeted great tax rollout today. the lobbyists are storming capitol hill but the republicans

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 keep the netflix service and member accounts secure. netflix is asking its customers to exercise caution if they get one of these e-mails. >>> expect some construction around one of b.a.r.t.'s busy san francisco stations. crews started

news confirmed that donald trump jr. was in direct communication with wikileaks at times since sub number 2016 through july of this year. the exchanges took place when wikileaks published hacked material from democratic officials. >>> in a series of screen shots monday night, donald trump jr. released his conversation with wikileaks during the 2016 campaign. he wrote in part, how ironic that one of the committees has chosen to selectively leak the messages. in one of the messages from october 2016, don jr. was asked to publicize the leaks from inside the hillary clinton campaign. trump jr. had the release hours after the atlantic published his communications with wikileaks through twitter direct messaging. in one instance, wikileaks suggested that if mr. trump were to lose, he should not concede and claim the election was rigged. cbs news confirmed that investigators are in possession of messages like this and that wikileaks initiated the conversation. senator chris coons commented on this after it was published. >> that the president's son would be in direct communication with the

the five-hour concert. >>> president trump continues his overseas trip this morning where he is expected to talk trade and north korea with chinese leaders. before leaving south korea earlier in the days, the president had a message for north korean leader kim jong- un. >> history is filled with discarded regimes that have foolishly tested america's resolve. >> that was mr. trump addressing the north korean situation while wrapping up his visit to south korea. he spoke at the national assembly in seoul urging kim jong-un to abandon his quest for nuclear arms. >> the weapons you are acquiring are not making you safer. they are putting your regime in grave danger request. >> the president though did dial back the fiery rhetoric he has used in the past and insisted there's a peaceful resolution to the conflict. >> it begins with an end to the aggression of your regime, a stop to your development of ballistic missiles, and complete verifiable and total denuclearization. >> the president's day got off to an abrupt start. he was going to make a visit to the border with the north was a

in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> president trump is in vietnam this morning for an economic forum as he continues his 12-day trip to asia. and as john lawrence reports, speculation is swirling about the potential for a high- profile meeting. >>> reporter: president trump is in vietnam for the asia- pacific economic cooperation forum in da nang. >> we have been friends, partners and allies in the indo- pacific for long, long time. and we will be french, partners and allies for a long time to come. >> reporter: but the burning question for many is whether or not mr. trump will meet with president vladimir putin. the kremlin initially said a sitdown would happen. but later seemed less definitive after u.s. officials said nothing formal was scheduled. >> it's clearly the leaders are going to be at the summit together. wouldn't be at all unusual if they ended up with some kind of a pull-aside. the question is whether we have sufficient substance. >> reporter: critics say president trump has not come down hard enough on putin for russian's meddling in the 2016 election. >

. >>> welcome to the overnight news. president trump is one step closer to the first major legislative victory of his administration. the house of representatives approved the biggest tax code since the time of ronald regan. reduces personal income tax brackets and scales back many deductions used by the middle class. they call it a give away to the rich. meanwhile, the gop is likely to face a tougher time getting through the senate. >> reporter: house republicans cheered as their tax plan passed with votes to spare. >> we are in a generational defining moment for our country. >> reporter: the tax cuts and jobs act of 2017 shrinks the number of brackets from seven to four. lowering rates and eliminating some deductions. the independent tax policy center estimates americans who make between 50 and $90,000 a year would get an average tax cut next year of about $800. president trump took a victory lap on capitol hill. he pushed for the bill's huge corporate rate cut but democrats warned the gop will pay a political price for passing a plan that primarily benefits big business

today in russia. >> it was the first time they met in months. president trump and vladimir putin were spotted exchanging pleasantries as they poised for pictures at the apec summit. the white house has denied that formal meetings would take place but the president spoke vladimir putin two or three times. on air force one mr. trump told reporters that during his brief chats with vladimir putin he asked whether russia mettled in the election. you can only ask so many times the president said and despite the firm insist tans, he says he thinks vladimir putin is insulted by the lingering questions and that is not good for our country. at each stop on this trip the president has had progress on trade but he has found himself at odds. the 11 remaining nations in the partnership reaffirmed their commitment despite mr. trump's move to pull the u.s. out earlier this year. >>> while president trump is asia vice president mike pence was at arlington national cemetery. pence led a somber observance that include a wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown and gave an address and spoke

that he had a problem. >> reporter: for the second straight day, president trump, imo had allegations of impropriety lodged against him e last year's campaign, passed up a chance to join the debate over moore's fate. >> do you believe roy moore's accusers, sir? er reporter: later press secretary sarah sanders came down somewhere in the middle. ie the president believes that these allegations are very troubling and should be taken seriously, and he thinks that the people of alabama should neke the decision on who their next senator should be. >> reporter: a new poll out tonight suggests the controversy is really hurting moore. it shows his democratic challenger, doug jones, now with an eight-point lead, 50-42% among likely voters in what has long been a reliably republican state. anthony? >> mason: dean reynolds in birmingham tonight. in washington, the republican- led house passed a major tax overhaul plan today, a victory for the president. chief congressional correspondent nancy cordes now te what's in it for you. >> reporter: house republicans cheered as their tax plan

with reports that says last thanksgiving after president donald trump's win, families spent 20 to 30 minutes less with each other than the year before. and republicans who travelled to democratic areas shortened their visits by an average of almost 45 minutes. you have family members with very strong opinions. >> incredibly. particularly the ones who are conservative. >> reporter: for ken, if politics comes up with his now adult kids, he wants to hear their opinions. >> they are the future, right? and so, you know, i think as parents we should be listening to them because they're going to be taking over the world. >> reporter: ken may be thankful for their viewpoints but some are thankful for turkey without the side of political rancor. >> they have a right to their viewpoint, we don't want to ut p them down but we don't want to listen to it when we should be thankful for what we have! >> reporter: all right. to what exactly are americans thankful for? according to that poll, 5% of americans are thankful for political leaders, 64% are thankful for their family. live in san jose, mari

would fall. iran and iraq are prone to frequent earthquakes. >>> president trump is sitting down with the president of the philippines who is accused of fighting the war on drugs in his country by killing drug users. cbs reporter laura padosky has more. >> wearing philippines clotting president trump greeted the president and his wife. it was the celebration of southeast nations. >> it is my pleasure to welcome you to manila. >> mr. trump and the president of the philippines sat side by side and were talking. the president of the philippines has been on fire because of his war on drugs. he told reporters that president trump has praised his handling of the issue. >> he said something about you know you handle it well. >> reporter: this comes after encounters with russian president vladimir putin. president trump believes that russia did not mettle in the 2006 election. but some were confused by president trump's comments. >> it is clear that russians interfered in the election and i don't know why mr. trump downtown -- doesn't acknowledge it. >> people are protesting mr. trump's visit

. >> reporter: but mr. trump's adviser kellyanne conway suggested having moore's vote in the senate outweighs his possible indiscretion. s so vote roy moore? >> i'm telling you we want the votes in the senate to get this tax bill through. >> reporter: aides say that the president, who once called moore a really great guy who ran a fantastic primary race has no plans to come down here to alabama to campaign with him anthony? dean reynolds in birmingham tonight. >> mason: dean reynolds in birmingham tonight. thanks, dean. cbs news has learned special two men were shot over the weekend at the border. here's david begnaud. rdb.i. and border patrol agents have scoured the rocky desert terrain by foot and air. ceey're looking for evidence after what's been called an attack. it was around 11:00 saturday night. border patrol agent rogelio martinez went out to investigate an alarm triggered by a ground censor. martinez called for back-up when he determined it was set off by human movement. according to the national border patrol council, it appears he may have been ambushed and attacked with

in part by ditching the establishment. >> the problem is, president trump's being cut off in his office. he's being redirected by people like mcconnell. >> reporter: moore currently has a double-digit lead in the polls over his democratic opponent. former u.s. attorney doug jones. seth lemon, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> "the washington post" story goes on to say moore pursued relationships with three other young girls when he was in his 30s. all of those women say nothing progressed beyond kissing. >>> meanwhile, in the entertainment world, tonight's new york premiere of louis ck's new movie was abruptly canceled after the "new york times" reported five women are now accusing the comedian of sexual assault. no comment from ck, and a total of three women are now accusing actor jeremy piven of harassment, and assault. >>> president trump's former bodyguard says he stopped a russian offer from sending five women to mr. trump's hotel room in 2013. keith shiller gave testimony this week to the house intelligence committee. shillertold the committee he took it as a joke during his test

the bay bridge toll plaza with no backups and in the green. back to you guys. >> the trump administration was hit with another travel ban lawsuit from a silicon valley group. kpix5 has betty yu with the details. >> reporter: at least 200 refugees who rely on a south bay refugee group are stranded by president donald trump's latest executive order. it is banning entry to the u.s., according to a new lawsuit. jewish family services said silicon valley filed suit with other resettlement groups arguing that this is yet another attempt to have the trump administration stop refugees from entering the state without authority. in january, the president signed the first sweeping orders that tighten u.s. refugee and visa policies. >> we are talking about fathers and mothers and husbands, wives and children, waiting to join their families. >> reporter: these are refugees that have been vetted and approved to come to silicon valley or are in the process. as a result, many are stuck in temporary host countries. >> people can't go back to their home countries because they were persecuted

." coming together. president trump meets with his chinese counterpart for help to stop the nuclear program and trade relations with china. >> this is something where we're working very hard to merit a fair and resip pri cal one. >>> and vice president mike pence attends a prayer vigil after the shooting. >> no attack or act of violence will break our spirit or diminish the faith of the american people. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president trump is in beijing this morning, the most anticipated stop of his five-day tour in asia. mr. trump said that he doesn't blame china for what he calls one-sided and unfair trade relations, and the president wants china to increase the pressure on north korea to give up its nuclear weapons program. steven portnoy is in beijing and has the details. >> reporter: good evening, anne-marie frrks china where it's already thursday night. it was a successful and historic one frchl the u.s. side, secretary of state rex tillerson reports on agreement of tr

china doesn't want. >> absolutely. not at this point or ever. but even more. not when trump has just landed there. they're very lucky. >> professor stanley rosen focuses on china. he says what is likely to happen next. >> has the to be an apology. made a mistake. terrible judgment. never done this before. won't dupe all it again. i love the chinese people. you know that kind of thing. >> ucla's game against georgia tech is saturday. assumption is china will want the players out of the country before then. anthony. >> jamie, thank you. >> among those reporting for jury duty today in chicago, was a former constitutional law professor, who also served as the 44th president of the united states. barack obama shook hands, signed books, and he was not chosen for the jury. we'll be right back. >>> on the anniversary of his election, president trump tweeted a picture of himself with top advisers and offered congratulations to the deplorables who gave him the win. one year later how is he doing with supporters. here is dean reynold. >> and you have been here how long? >> in the year since the

british lawmaker is blasted president trump. >> and we have patchy fog out there this morning. cool conditions to start off your day. i'll let you know what your afternoon will bring. >> and expect delays, those metering lights are on over at the bay bridge toll plaza. just however the backup is stretching. coming up. >> good morning, it's thursday, the final day of november! believe it or not. i'm anne makovec. >> i'm kenny choi. michelle has the morning off. american airlines passengers could possibly hit some turbulence during the holiday season. a computer glitch is to blame. kpix 5's jessica flores is live at oakland international airport. good morning. >> reporter: american airlines this holiday season are getting really nervous. now, american airlines is blaming this whole problem on a software glitch. they say their scheduling system allowed too many pilots to take the time off during the busiest time of the year. now, we're learning a lot of this information from the american airlines union. they say right now, so many pilots are scheduled off, more than 15,000 flights are

. >> president trump, who will be on capitol hill talking with representatives today responded via twitter. why are democrats fighting massive tax cuts for the middle class. and business. jobs. the reason, obstruction and delay. some do away with deductions for state and local taxes. those will hurt those in high tax states like new york and california. there don't appear to be enough republicans against the measure, though, to sink it. a vote on the senate's bill is expected after thanksgiving. the two chambers would need to reconcile the bill before sending them off to the president. mr. trump has been pushing a final version to hit his desk by the end of this year. anne-marie. >> hena doba in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> two more women have come forward with allegations concerning roy moore. state officials met last night but did not vote on whether to pull their support. in answer to senate republican leader mitch mcconnell who said moore is not fit to serve, moore tweeted, dear mr. mcconnell, bring it on. and as weijia jiang reports, moore's lawyer is challenging evidence by

successor and that makes her the acting director for now. president donald trump also named his own interim chief on friday. white house budget director mike mulvaney. the appointment of two officials to the same post creates a political clash. the question now is who is in charge when employees return to work on monday? elizabeth warren, who helped create the division, said that the act is clear. if there is a vacancy than the deputy director becomes the acting to her. president donald trump cannot override that. took a senior white house official defended president donald trump's pick by citing another federal law, the vacancy reform act. they say appointing a replacement is a typical move. a new leader will need to be confirmed by the senate. the trump administration will have a chance to overhaul the bureau which republican has said -- republicans has said has too much power and not enough oversight. i am kim hutcherson reporting. >>> this evening president donald trump tweeted the consumer financial protection euro or cf pb has been a disaster. we will bring it back to life. >>

temporary travel ban from president donald trump imposed in january after homeland security inspector general said two court orders were violated. sandra osborne his life from san jose mineta international with the latest. >> reporter: if you remember after that initial travel ban, we saw confusion that sparked an outrage and protesting at airports across the country. now, the inspector general from homeland security said they notified lawmakers of court order violations. you filed a report with homeland security six weeks ago. these findings are heavily redacted and there are questions about why they haven't been released to the public yet. shortly after president donald trump took office he signed an executive order temporarily banning entry into the u.s. by citizens of seven majority muslim countries. the report focuses on confusion and suing afterwards and allegedly claims sr. managers were caught by surprise with trump's order federal agents violated two court orders and he wrote a letter to lawmakers. the washington post claims that while cbp, customs and border patrol action, w

intercontinental ballistic missile, how president trump is responding to it on twitter. >> plus, working towards full recovery. the progress being made as crews work to clear debris in wine country following the devastating wildfires. >> but first, player protests may have led to an agreement with the national football league on social justice issues. good morning, it is thursday, november 30th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makovec. let's go live to katie nielsen in santa clara home of the 49ers. katie. >> reporter: late last night a of a tentative agreement between the nfl and the players coalition for the league and team owners to donate almost $100 million over the next 7 years for community activism. that money would go toward organizations supporting blacks and social justice causes. at the direction of the players coalition. team owners hope it could be the olive branch that helps ease tensions with players and end the national anthem protest. but 49ers safety eric reid says he wouldn't be part of the players coalition anymore because of the talks with the league. >> being pragmatic about i

morning. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> president trump is calling his trip to asia a success. he held his first speech yesterday since returning home and said the trip was defined by three core goals. >> first, to unite the world against the nuclear menace posed by the north korean regime. second, to strengthen america's alliances and economic partnerships in a free and open indo pacific. and third, to finally after many years insist on fair and reciprocal trade. my fellow citizens, america is back and the future has never looked brighter. >> north korea is also weighing in on president trump's visit to asia. pyongyang state media slammed the president for insulting kim jong-un. it called president trump a hideous criminal and said he deserves the death penalty. >>> a violent psychopath captured and taken back into custody. authorities nabbed the escapee in northern california after 72 hours on the run. kpix 5's maria medina has new details on his short-lived getaway. >> this escape should never have happened. >> reporter: the san joaquin sheriff's office released ran