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Eye Opener: U.S. sending more troops to Saudi Arabia
Also: Countrerintelligence whistleblower complaints dog President Trump, and catastrophic floods slam Texas. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds.
Catastrophic Texas floods leave at least 5 dead
The death toll continues to rise after floodwaters swept through southeast Texas – remnants of Tropical Storm Imelda. The storm dumped more than 40 inches of rain in areas still recovering from the devastation of Hurricane Harvey two years ago. Mireya Villarreal reports from Winnie, Texas, and meteorologist Jeff Berardelli tells us what weather Texas can look forward to.
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2020 Democratic candidates embrace the selfie line
How the 2020 Democratic contenders are integrating the photo line into their digital strategy
Funeral to be held for legendary journalist Cokie Roberts
Roberts will be honored during a mass at the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle
Thousands attend mostly peaceful Area 51 events in Nevada
Thousands celebrated their love of UFOs at a number of festivals in the Nevada desert
"Change is coming": Millions march in global climate change strike
Thousands of people in cities around the world are hitting the streets to demand their governments take action on climate change
French police use tear gas against anti-government protesters
Paris police said at least 106 people were arrested and 1,249 security checks took place
Antonio Brown released by Patriots following rape allegation
"We appreciate the hard work of many people over the past 11 days, but we feel that it is best to move in a different direction at this time," the Patriots said in a statement
U.S. to deploy troops to help with Saudi Arabia's defense
Joint Chiefs Chairman Joseph Dunford and Secretary of Defense Mark Esper announced that the U.S. will provide defensive forces and military equipment to Saudi Arabia and UAE in response to Iran's continued "destabilizing activities"
U.S. signs asylum deal with El Salvador despite violence
El Salvador has consistently topped the list of countries with the highest homicide rates that are not in open war
Bus crash leaves 4 dead, 30 injured in Utah
At least 30 people were injured though no further information has been provided about their conditions
CBS This Morning
CBS This Morning
Mentors guide Latino students toward college
The recent college admissions scandal revealed just how far some will go to get into a top school. But for some students like Kevin Victoria, the son of Colombian immigrants, starting Stanford this week might have been more than he’d dare to dream. Michelle Miller reports on a mentorship program called Latino U College Access (LUCA).
How to protect trees of Pacific Northwest?
Twenty-five years ago, the Northwest Forest Plan was put in place to protect more than seven million acres of forest in Northern California, Oregon and Washington. On the anniversary of the law, the debate over what to do with America’s ancient forests has come under new scrutiny. Jeff Glor reports.
Patriots drop Antonio Brown
Less than a week ago, superstar Antonio Brown looked like he would be headlining a seemingly unstoppable offense for the New England Patriots. But on Friday, the defending Super Bowl champions cut Brown, after he played only one game for them, following accusations of sexual misconduct. Dana Jacobson reports.
Millions march demanding climate action
Millions of people flooded streets around the world, demanding action ahead of the United Nations Climate summit next week. From New York to California and overseas, protests were held in more than a thousand locations. Hilary Lane reports.
Saturday Sessions: Black Pumas perform "Fire"
Grammy-winning guitarist Adrian Quesada and vocalist Eric Burton formed the group Black Pumas in Austin, Texas. They became a local phenomenon, and have toured the U.S. and Europe. NPR named them the "Breakout Band of 2019." Making their network TV debut on "Saturday Sessions," the Black Pumas perform "Fire."
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CBS investigates lack of transparency in health care prices
"Nothing about the United States' health care system really makes sense," one doctor said
School bus driver forms special bond with 5-year-old student
"I may have a bad morning, but once I see her, it's different"
Chanel Miller tells her story in first television interview
Miller expresses the shock she felt over the short sentence given to Brock Turner after he was convicted of sexually assaulting her and offers a blistering critique of the U.S. legal system, which she says fails victims of sexual assault. See the full interview Sunday
Billionaire erases debt for parents as well as Morehouse grads
Smith and his family have donated $34 million to a fund that wipes away student debt for parents whose children attend Morehouse
Why house flipping may be starting to flop
The number of homes being flipped is down — so, too, is the average profit on flipped homes, latest numbers show
Poway synagogue shooting suspect ordered to stand trial
A judge ruled John T. Earnest will be tried for murder and attempted murder for the attack on the California synagogue
Border Patrol agents screening migrant families for "credible fear"
Border Patrol agents — law enforcement officers — are now interviewing would-be asylum seekers who express fear about returning to their home countries
American "economic refugees" are increasingly retiring abroad
With many Americans financially unprepared for retirement, a growing number are moving abroad — and loving it
Megan Fox opens up about son wearing dresses
Fox said Noah was bullied at school but she's "trying to teach him to be confident no matter what anyone else says"
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Wall Street sees profits in a heating planet
From higher demand for air conditioning to mass malaria treatments, corporations are finding money in climate disruption
Greenland's disappearing ice sheet: "One degree is everything"
Scientists are collecting data to understand what is happening so that they can then tackle the question: Why?
Teens pledge not to have kids until action taken on climate
"It's a really adult decision that I'm having to make because my leaders are acting like children," said the creator of the pledge
U.N. Secretary General to CBS News: Climate change poses a "global risk"
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for a special climate summit
Storm-resistant parks are helping cities defend against flooding
Flower beds disguise a ditch and filtration system that captures water and slowly releases it back into the river
Scientists brave the Arctic to study climate change
The scientists are hoping the expedition will raise our understanding of climate change to a new level
Studying Earth's climate by living under the sea
Scientists at an underwater observatory off the Florida Keys are examining the effects of climate change on sea grass beds and the health of ecosystems
Climate change will be an issue for most voters in 2020 — CBS News poll
But compared to other issues, Democrats rate the climate change issue more importantly than Republicans do
Teen climate activist on how Asperger's helps her cause
At 16, climate activist Greta Thunberg has been called the greatest threat to the world's fossil fuel industry
Race To 2020
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Bill de Blasio ends 2020 presidential bid
NYC mayor had been struggling in polling over the course of the race thus far
Warren's packed NYC rally was significant – not just because of its size
"That was a bid to show America, to show undecided Democrats that Elizabeth Warren can be a stateswoman."
Is this the airport gate where the next president will be chosen?
Hang out at the G gates at Chicago's O'Hare International amid the masses and the candidates on their way to the next campaign stop, and you may just get some insight into the state of the race
Iowa Democrats propose satellite caucusing to expand access
Satellite caucusing would allow Iowans who can't attend in-person caucuses on February 3 to participate during extended hours at a location other than their precinct location
Bernie Sanders has 1 million donors
Sanders reached the milestone seven months after he announced his candidacy in February, faster than any candidate ever
Harris bets big on Iowa, says she'll be a top-three candidate there
While Iowa has a history of narrowing the Democratic field, finishing outside of the top two has often not been kind to candidates
2020 Daily Trail Markers: Sanders gets to 1 million donors
"With 1 million contributors, this is the only Democratic campaign that has more supporters than Donald Trump," said campaign manager Faiz Shakir
Pete Buttigieg's answer to "Medicare for All" includes a public option
Buttigieg likes to say that his health care plan is "Medicare for All Who Want It," that is, it would allow patients to purchase private insurance if they prefer
Presidential candidates look to court rural voters in South Carolina
The small, unincorporated, rural community of Galivants Ferry felt like a bustling town center when four presidential candidates came here Monday
48 Hours
48 Hours
The Hollywood Ripper [Part 1]
Part 1: Four young women attacked, only one survivor. "48 Hours"' Maureen Maher has been on the trail of serial killer Michael Gargiulo for more than a decade. How "48 Hours" helped crack one of the cases.
The Hollywood Ripper on Trial [Part 2]
Four young women attacked, only one survivor. "48 Hours"' Maureen Maher has been on the trail of serial killer Michael Gargiulo for more than a decade. How "48 Hours" helped crack one of the cases.
Inside the mind of the Hollywood Ripper
Forensic psychologist Kris Mohandie explains what drives serial killers like Michael Gargiulo.
"48 Hours" podcast: "My Life of Crime"
A six-part, original true-crime series from the producers of "48 Hours" offers an immersive, intimate and sometimes irreverent take on true-crime cases.
"48 Hours:" A new look for a new season of true crime
You can’t look away. A new season of "48 Hours" starts with a two-hour premiere Saturday, September 14 at 9/8c on CBS.
The Uplift: Stories That Inspire
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1-pound baby home after 113 days in NICU
"Fighting Finn" Hill was born 15 weeks early and after hitting several miraculous milestones, he's finally home
School bus driver forms special bond with 5-year-old student
"I may have a bad morning, but once I see her, it's different"
Brothers with their own candle company give back
Collin, Ryan and Austin Gill decided to start a candle company in order to make some pocket money. But they've decided to give back
Man volunteers at nursing home in his wife's honor
He's often mistaken for a resident at the nursing home, but he's there to work – his job is to brighten people's days
Plumber praised for fixing elderly woman's boiler for free
His invoice said "no charge for this lady under any circumstances"
CBSN Originals
CBSN Originals
Drinking culture & American kids
CBSN Originals explores how, for many young people in America today, drinking to excess is not only considered normal, but cool, and "blacking out" is less a rarity than an every weekend occurrence – with grave consequences.
Kid influencers: Few rules, big money
This episode of CBSN Originals looks at the lives of three families whose kids are popular influencers on social media, while exploring some of the dangers implicit in the "kidfluencer" industry.
A climate reckoning in the heartland
A historic flood in March 2019 left much of America's heartland under water. Grain farmers already struggling to bounce back from the Chinese trade war must now grapple with the realities of climate change that threaten to change the future of farming forever. Now, some farmers are implementing practices that could potentially reverse the effects of climate change – and provide a bigger profit. In this CBSN Originals documentary, Adam Yamaguchi travels to Nebraska, where he meets two farmers on different paths, both determined to pass their legacies on to the next generation.
Powerless: The high cost of cheap gas
When the U.S. declared the discovery of natural gas reserves large enough to propel the country to energy independence, property owners in West Virginia could never have imagined how that discovery might affect them. CBSN Originals and ProPublica traveled to West Virginia's "gas patch" to meet landowners Beth Crowder and David Wentz, a once-married couple who found themselves in the crosshairs of Big Gas and joined forces to fight back.
Fake news, real consequences: The woman fighting disinformation
As the 2016 U.S. election illustrated, social media has become a powerful tool for disinformation and propaganda. Today, the Philippines is center stage in that battle as its government leverages platforms like Facebook to combat its critics — particularly the media. And, as President Rodrigo Duterte continues to consolidate power, many wonder if democracy in the U.S. is at risk.
World
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U.S. to deploy troops to help with Saudi Arabia's defense
President Trump has approved the deployment of U.S. forces that will be defensive in nature
Japan is going wild for luxury toilet paper, even at $12 per roll
The country that brought the world the high-tech toilet has made another contribution to lavatory luxury — and it's bunny rabbit-soft
U.S. signs asylum deal with El Salvador despite violence there
El Salvador has consistently topped the list of countries with the highest homicide rates that are not in open war
"Change is coming": Millions march in global climate change strike
Thousands of people in cities around the world are hitting the streets to demand their governments take action on climate change
Tour operator Thomas Cook teetering on financial collapse
One of world's oldest travel companies could soon go bust, stranding up to 150,000 British holiday travelers abroad
U.S.
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Police use tear gas in Paris against anti-government protesters
Paris police said at least 106 people were arrested and 1,249 security checks took place
Funeral held for legendary journalist Cokie Roberts
Roberts will be honored during a mass at the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle
7 dead from rare disease spread by mosquitoes
The latest death in Massachusetts was a man in his 70s
Thousands attend mostly peaceful Area 51 events in Nevada
Thousands celebrated their love of UFOs at a number of festivals in the Nevada desert
2020 Democratic candidates embrace the selfie line
How the 2020 Democratic contenders are integrating the photo line into their digital strategy
Politics
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2020 Democratic candidates embrace the selfie line
How the 2020 Democratic contenders are integrating the photo line into their digital strategy
U.S. to deploy troops to help with Saudi Arabia's defense
President Trump has approved the deployment of U.S. forces that will be defensive in nature
Trump says going into Iran would be an "easy" decision
The president's remarks came at a news conference after the U.S. announced intensified sanctions on Iran
U.S. signs asylum deal with El Salvador despite violence there
El Salvador has consistently topped the list of countries with the highest homicide rates that are not in open war
California sues Trump over fuel emissions rollback
California is leading a coalition of 24 other states in a lawsuit against the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
Entertainment
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Entertainment
Saturday Sessions: Black Pumas perform "Fire"
Grammy-winning guitarist Adrian Quesada and vocalist Eric Burton formed the group Black Pumas in Austin, Texas. They became a local phenomenon, and have toured the U.S. and Europe. NPR named them the "Breakout Band of 2019." Making their network TV debut on "Saturday Sessions," the Black Pumas perform "Fire."
Saturday Sessions: Black Pumas' "Black Moon Rising"
Grammy-winning guitarist Adrian Quesada and vocalist Eric Burton formed the group Black Pumas in Austin, Texas. They became a local phenomenon, and have toured the U.S. and Europe. NPR named them the "Breakout Band of 2019." Making their network TV debut on "Saturday Sessions," the Black Pumas perform " "Black Moon Rising."
Saturday Sessions: Black Pumas perform "Colors"
Grammy-winning guitarist Adrian Quesada and vocalist Eric Burton formed the group Black Pumas in Austin, Texas. They became a local phenomenon, and have toured the U.S. and Europe. NPR named them the "Breakout Band of 2019." Making their network TV debut on "Saturday Sessions," the Black Pumas perform "Colors."
Asbury Park: A Jersey Shore town's rebirth
In the past decade the Jersey Shore town of Asbury Park has experienced a renaissance, including the Sea Hear Now Music and Arts Festival, which attracted thousands of visitors last summer. Ahead of this year's festival which kicks off today, "CBS This Morning" co-host Anthony Mason took a tour of Asbury Park with famed rock photographer and festival co-founder Danny Clinch.
The Dish: Greek cuisine from chef Costas Spiliadis
The restaurateur credited with introducing high-end food, wine and hospitality from the islands of Greece to North America brings his Lobster Pasta Athenian-Style to "CBS This Morning: Saturday"
Technology
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Three Mile Island closes for good, unable to run profitably
The infamous nuclear reactor shuts down on the day of a mass walkout pushing for an end to fossil-fuel reliance
Zuckerberg visits Trump at the White House
The Facebook CEO's trip to Washington D.C. comes as Congress has been debating a privacy law
Amazon promises to use only renewable energy in 10 years
Company has been under pressure from employees to get off fossil fuels and cut ties with extraction companies
TikTok may be censoring Hong Kong protests, report says
A search for Hong Kong demonstrations on Facebook or Twitter yields thousands of results — not so on Chinese-owned app
Instagram plans to restrict posts promoting weight loss products
Influencers promoting diet teas, supplements and certain cosmetic surgeries may have their posts hidden or removed completely
Science
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"Change is coming": Millions march in global climate change strike
Thousands of people in cities around the world are hitting the streets to demand their governments take action on climate change
Three Mile Island closes for good, unable to run profitably
The infamous nuclear reactor shuts down on the day of a mass walkout pushing for an end to fossil-fuel reliance
Radar picks up huge swarm of dragonflies in parts of southeast U.S.
The National Weather Service radar showed the large blob extending from Virginia to North Carolina
Amazon promises to use only renewable energy in 10 years
Company has been under pressure from employees to get off fossil fuels and cut ties with extraction companies
Which businesses are closing for Friday's climate strike?
Lush, Patagonia and Ben & Jerry's are closing locations, while others are shutting offices or offering paid time off
Health
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7 dead from rare disease spread by mosquitoes
The latest death in Massachusetts was a man in his 70s
Walmart says it will stop selling e-cigs
America's largest retailer cites mounting regulatory concerns in decision to stop carrying vaping product
Another vaping-related death reported; illnesses top 500 nationwide
The Food and Drug Administration revealed that its criminal investigations unit started tracking leads early on
Chemicals in tap water could cause 100,000 cancer cases in U.S.
Consumers should invest in water filters, a research group said, citing 22 contaminants found in U.S. water systems
Children separated from families could suffer long-term health issues
"As they become adults, we see continued anxiety, continued depression, real PTSD"
MoneyWatch
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More blood-pressure pills recalled over cancer-causing chemical
A carcinogen ID'd in recalled losartan tablets is the same one that prompted Novartis to halt distribution of generic Zantac meds
Why house flipping may be starting to flop
The number of homes being flipped is down — so, too, is the average profit on flipped homes, latest numbers show
Walmart says it will stop selling e-cigs
America's largest retailer cites mounting regulatory concerns in decision to stop carrying vaping product
American "economic refugees" are increasingly retiring abroad
With many Americans financially unprepared for retirement, a growing number are moving abroad — and loving it
Three Mile Island closes for good, unable to run profitably
The infamous nuclear reactor shuts down on the day of a mass walkout pushing for an end to fossil-fuel reliance
Crime
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Police use tear gas in Paris against anti-government protesters
Paris police said at least 106 people were arrested and 1,249 security checks took place
Woman denied early release in texting suicide case
Michelle Carter has served seven months of a 15-month sentence for encouraging her boyfriend to take his own life
Poway synagogue shooting suspect ordered to stand trial
A judge ruled John T. Earnest will be tried for murder and attempted murder for the attack on the California synagogue
"48 Hours" preempted Saturday due to NCAA football on CBS
"48 Hours" is sidelined this week, but there's so much true crime to catch up on
Officer goes on trial for alleged hate crime
Police say Frank Nucera Jr. was motivated by racial hatred when he assaulted a handcuffed black man during a 2016 arrest
Space
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Brad Pitt asks NASA astronaut: Who was better — me or Clooney?
Pitt plays an astronaut in his newest film, "Ad Astra", which will be released nationwide Friday
Friday the 13th to get full Harvest Moon
Lucky us – the rare occurrence hasn't happened in 19 years
Fire delays rocket launch to the International Space Station
It's not yet known when the HTV-8 cargo ship will be launched to the International Space Station
India fails to land on the moon
India hoped to become the fourth nation to soft-land on the moon with their Chandrayaan-2 space mission. But their space agency, ISRO, lost communication with their lander just before the mission was complete. CBS News Space Consultant Bill Harwood joins CBSN to discuss the apparent failure.
Indian spacecraft apparently crashes in moon landing attempt
India seeks to join the U.S., Russia and China as the only countries to successfully land a spacecraft on the moon
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Scenes from Riot Fest music festival
The 15th annual edition of the Chicago music festival, heavily geared toward punk rock, featured three days of performances by 91 bands and solo acts
U.S.-Mexico border wall: What it really looks like
You've heard a lot of talk about the wall. Here's what it's really like.
Photographer Robert Frank 1924-2019
A look back at the work of one of the most influential of photographers who created intimate, moody portraits of an America struggling to define itself in a post-war world
Photos: Hurricane Dorian's devastation
"Everything's gone! Everything!" one woman said after Dorian slammed into the Bahamas
The most valuable NFL teams in 2019, ranked
Thanks to some pricey TV deals, a relocation, and brand-new stadiums, the NFL has never been more valuable.
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Meet Dona, an entrepreneur & "Ninja Cat"
Dona Sarkar is a Microsoft engineer. But she's also much more. Author? Designer? TedX speaker? Yes, yes and yes.
Saturday Sessions: Black Pumas perform "Fire"
Grammy-winning guitarist Adrian Quesada and vocalist Eric Burton formed the group Black Pumas in Austin, Texas. They became a local phenomenon, and have toured the U.S. and Europe. NPR named them the "Breakout Band of 2019." Making their network TV debut on "Saturday Sessions," the Black Pumas perform "Fire."
Saturday Sessions: Black Pumas' "Black Moon Rising"
Grammy-winning guitarist Adrian Quesada and vocalist Eric Burton formed the group Black Pumas in Austin, Texas. They became a local phenomenon, and have toured the U.S. and Europe. NPR named them the "Breakout Band of 2019." Making their network TV debut on "Saturday Sessions," the Black Pumas perform " "Black Moon Rising."
Drinking culture and American kids
On America's college campuses, there are epidemics we talk about and those we don't. When sexual assaults or fraternity hazing deaths make headlines, court cases follow and new rules are enacted, but less attention is paid to an underlying issue – binge drinking culture. CBSN Originals explores how drinking to excess is not only considered normal, but cool, and how for many young people "blacking out" is less a rarity than an every weekend occurrence – with grave consequences.
Saturday Sessions: Black Pumas perform "Colors"
Grammy-winning guitarist Adrian Quesada and vocalist Eric Burton formed the group Black Pumas in Austin, Texas. They became a local phenomenon, and have toured the U.S. and Europe. NPR named them the "Breakout Band of 2019." Making their network TV debut on "Saturday Sessions," the Black Pumas perform "Colors."
