Новости за 08.11.2019

The central and eastern United States woke up to frigid temperatures Friday morning. CBS News weather producer David Parkinson joined CBSN with the forecast.

President Trump's daughter and adviser weighed in on the significance of the whistleblower who sparked the current impeachment inquiry. CBSN has more on her remarks.

Two mothers and six of their children were laid to rest in Mexico as family members shared new details on their heroic efforts to save loved ones

"Everyone knows someone or has been affected by cancer in some way," 18-year-old Avi Gupta said. "I believe scientists are winning the fight against cancer, we just need to help them to do more."

President Trump wants the whistleblower to testify in public

This is the first concrete signal that Bloomberg is on the verge of launching a presidential campaign

Smith and Goldsmith celebrate their decadeslong friendship and collaboration in a new book of photographs

Gordon Sondland, who donated $1 million to the president's inaugural fund, appeared to admit there was a quid pro quo

The traditional 30-year home loan — along with city and state budgets — face a grave threat from growing climate risks

Looking back at the wall that once divided Germany during the Cold War, and its collapse in November 1989

Jordan will replace Congressman Rick Crawford on the House Intelligence Committee

Michael Bloomberg hints at presidential bid; how police used online DNA database to crack cold case

An article in Reason magazine looks at property tax laws in Michigan and how one man who said he owed just $8.41 had his property seized. The author of the article, Eric Boehm, joined CBSN AM to talk about it.

"OK, boomer" is a clap-back directed at baby boomers who are seen as indifferent to the concerns of younger generations. The movement started on the social media app TikTok. Taylor Lorenz, a reporter for The New York Times, joined CBSN to discuss the significance.

Mary Cain, a world championship runner, is talking about the alleged abuse she endured at the hands of Nike and one of its former coaches, Alberto Salazar. Speaking to the New York Times, the track star who broke records left and right claims the system designed by Salazar and endorsed by Nike abused her physically and emotionally. Salazar denied the allegations, and Nike told CBS News in a statement the company “will launch an immediate investigation."

The new family-friendly lyrics include women-empowering lines like "It's your body, and your choice"

The president claimed to hardly know the U.S. Ambassador to the E.U. who changed his testimony to Congress

The 1996 murder of Angie Dodge has gone unsolved for more than two decades. But DNA collected from a then-public database owned by Ancestry.com has lead to a break in the case. Anne-Marie Green previews her "48 Hours" reporting on CBSN.

After 23 years of eluding police in Idaho Falls, Idaho, a man who left his DNA at the scene of a brutal murder was finally captured thanks to genetic genealogy and a relative who uploaded his DNA profiles to a public database

NRA withdraws lawsuit against San Francisco over city's resolution labeling gun-rights group a "terrorist organization"

Smith and Goldsmith celebrate their decadeslong friendship and collaboration in a new book of photographs

The Oscar-winner dropped 70 pounds between portraying former VP Dick Cheney in "Vice" and starring as legendary driver Ken Miles in the new auto racing flick

A young boy’s work has become a major draw. Joe Whale, 10, loves to doodle on any blank page he can find. But where others saw a habit, his parent saw talent. Now he’s got ten of thousands of fans. Ian Lee reports from Shrewsbury, England.

" Punk legend Patti Smith earned worldwide fame for her hit, “Because the Night.” Behind the single, Smith’s album “Easter” became her biggest commercial success. Behind that iconic album cover is her longtime friend, photographer Lynn Goldsmith. Anthony Mason spoke to them about their new book, “Before Easter After,” where they celebrate a nearly five-decade collaboration. "

If you received a mysterious text message this week from someone unexpected, you were not alone. People reported that they received messages that appear to have originally been sent on or around Valentine’s Day this year. The delayed texts created some awkward moments.