Новости за 18.05.2017

A professor who once held top secret clearance explains how levels of classification work and where handling sensitive information gets tricky

The family of Jordan Edwards, a black teenage boy killed in a police-involved shooting in Texas, want the officer to be held accountable. Former Balch Springs police officer Roy Oliver, who is white, is charged with murder. Omar Villafranca spoke to the family in their first TV interview.

For many survivors of sexual violence, the thought of seeing their attacker again can be very distressing. But authors Thordis Elva and Tom Stranger are sharing their story of rape and reconciliation in a new book, "South of Forgiveness." Charlie D'Agata spoke to them to learn how facing their past helped lead to forgiveness.

The NFL has begun a review of Tom Brady's medical records to determine if he ever suffered a concussion or had concussion symptoms. The review was sparked after his wife, Gisele Bündchen, said on "CBS This Morning" that the New England Patriots quarterback had a concussion last year. Jeff Glor reports.

Tara Grinstead's disappearance in 2005 from her home in Ocilla, Georgia, made no sense to her friends, family and police. Investigators interviewed more than 100 people in what became the largest missing persons case in Georgia's history. A shocking twist came in February, when Brooke Sheridan went to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation with information from the man she loves. In her only interview, she tells "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant about her moral dilemma.

Thordis Elva and Tom Stranger share their story of rape and reconciliation in a new book, "South of Forgiveness." They have a powerful message for other victims of sexual assault -- and for young men who might find themselves in a situation where they need to make a quick decision, with life-long consequences.

Retired Adm. Mike Mullen, who was chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 2007 to 2011 under Presidents Bush and Obama, joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the latest White House turmoil, President Trump's first overseas trip, North Korea and why it's critical for the White House and the intelligence community to be on the same page.

She hopes to caution parents of younger children that these popular toys can pose a potential choking hazard

The wait is finally over for "Star Trek" fans as the new trailer debuts

Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos comes during delicate time for that country's peace process

The latest "Pirates of the Caribbean" premieres in Hollywood Thursday amid reported threats from hackers who claim they stole the film. While the latest in the Disney franchise does not hit theaters nationwide until later this month, the thieves are allegedly threatening to post it online, unless they're paid a ransom. The threat comes during an increase in pirated movies and other Hollywood cybercrimes. Mireya Villarreal reports.

The Trump transition team reportedly knew retired Gen. Michael Flynn was under federal investigation weeks before the inauguration. Flynn reportedly told transition lawyers early January that he was under investigation for secret work as a paid lobbyist for Turkey. Despite the warning, Trump named him national security adviser. Major Garrett reports.

Mnuchin was pressed to provide a complete list of any Trump associates with business connections to Russian sources

CBS is unveiling its new primetime lineup with six new series for the fall and 23 shows returning. "Mom," starring Allison Janney will return and "The Big Bang Theory" co-creator Chuck Lorre has a new spin-off show,"Young Sheldon," about genius Sheldon Cooper about going to high school at nine. Janney and Lorre join "CBS This Morning" to discuss "Young Sheldon" and the decision to give the Emmy campaign money for "Mom" to Planned Parenthood.

A 14-year-old from Texas is the country's new geography champion. Pranay Varada took home the title at Wednesday's National Geographic Bee in Washington, beating nine other finalists. Nearly three million kids competed in this year's bee with $85,000 in college scholarships on the line. Jan Crawford reports.

The team behind CBS sitcom "Mom" have decided against a traditional Emmy campaign this year

CBS News chief Washington correspondent and "Face the Nation" moderator John Dickerson joins "CBS This Morning" from Washington to discuss former FBI Director Robert Mueller's appointment as special counsel, the limitations of his powers to investigate Russia and what the bipartisan support of Mueller means for the investigation.

After Wednesday's selloff amid the latest Trump controversy, the market opened higher thanks to good corporate earnings news

Pandemonium erupts when vehicle barrels through prime tourist location; 22 injured

Musicians and non-musicians alike mourned the loss of Soundgarden's Chris Cornell on social media