CNN anchor and correspondent Jake Tapper aims to uncover the truth with his hard-nosed interviews. But now in his new book, Tapper turns his attention from learning the truth to writing fiction. Tapper joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss his new political thriller novel called "The Hellfire Club," and what he thinks of White House doctor Ronny Jackson withdrawing his nomination to be VA secretary.
South Africa's so-called "Day Zero" of no water has been pushed back to 2019, but global water shortages are still a concern. Jamie Yuccas visited one company with a possible solution that makes drinkable water out of thin air.
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With an expansion of the $5.5 billion theme park, the company aims to deflect tensions that could hurt business
Ronny Jackson, the chief White House doctor, released a statement announcing withdrawal from his nomination to be Veterans Affairs secretary, strongly criticizing unconfirmed allegations of on-the-job misconduct. Major Garrett reports.
French President Emmanuel Macron says he thinks President Trump will back out of the Iran nuclear deal in the next two weeks. Macron capped a three-day state visit with an address to a joint meeting of Congress where he urged the U.S. not to abandon the deal. Margaret Brennan, who spoke to Macron Wednesday, reports.
An official from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey caught on video apparently trying to influence police by citing her powerful government job is reportedly apologizing. Caren Turner abruptly resigned this week after the video surfaced. Adriana Diaz reports.
Veterans are twice as likely as non-veterans to die from accidental overdoses involving prescription opioids. In an effort to lower opioid intake, some veterans are turning to hemp products like CBD oil to treat chronic pain and PTSD. Nancy Cordes reports.
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Hip hop mogul Kanye West is facing backlash from some fans and music industry peers for a series of tweets offering support to President Trump. West tweeted his love for the president Wednesday and called him "my brother." President Trump returned the love. Tony Dokoupil reports.
New numbers released by AAA show a historic rise in the number of deaths from hit-and-run crashes. More than 2,000 people were killed in hit-and-runs in the U.S. in 2016. That's an all-time high and a 60 percent increase from 2009. Kris Van Cleave reports.
Ronny Jackson withdraws nomination to serve as Veterans Affairs secretary following accusations that he exhibited a pattern of reckless behavior
Some in the Republican party are reconsidering the once inconceivable notion of losing the Senate
n her new role, much of Daly's focus will be on fentanyl, the deadly painkiller fueling the crisis
White House sources tell CBS News they suspect Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson will withdraw his nomination to be VA secretary within days. Senate Democrats released new allegations of professional misconduct, which are so far unproven. Major Garrett reports.
Strikes by teachers across Arizona and Colorado today and tomorrow will force more than a million students to miss school. Teachers are demanding a pay raise and a big boost in funding for schools. Jamie Yuccas reports from Phoenix.
Investigators in California say advanced DNA technology led them to one of the country's most notorious serial killers. Former police officer Joseph James DeAngelo was arrested Wednesday and is believed to be the so-called "Golden State killer." John Blackstone reports.
Police in California believe they've cracked a 44-year-old serial murder case. A former cop is suspected in at least a dozen killings and around 50 sexual assaults in the notorious "Golden State Killer" rampage. Also, more than one million students will miss school today as teachers walk out of class in Arizona and Colorado. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds. Get the Eye Opener delivered straight to your inbox.