And remembering don rickles form. The governor is the great politician of all time. My brother died. Ha, ha, ha. Announcer this is the cbs overnight news. President trump has just made his first Public Comments on the attack that he ordered tonight againsas dictatorship in syria. U. S. Navy destroyers fired 59 tomahawk cruise missiles against a Syrian Air Base. Now, this was retaliation for tuesdays nerve gas attack that was launched apparently from that syrian base. An attack that killed more than 80 syrian civilians. David martin has been breaking the news on this story at the pentagon. David, what more can you tell us . Reporter well, scott, the target for this airstrike was the air field believed to have been the location from which the plane that dropped those chemical weapons took off. So this was a direct retaliation against the Syrian Air Force for having carried out that chemical attack. The air field itself was located about 50 miles directly south of the village that was hit. And it was the target of, as you said, 59 cruise missiles. They landed at about 8 45 east coast time tonight. That would have been the Early Morning hours in syria. Hanga, the fuel ed at various storage areas. And they were all designed to g minute. 59 missiles, each with a warhead of 1,000 pounds, going off in the space of 60 seconds. And david martin at the pentagon, thank you. From his maralago resort just a few minutes ago. On tuesday syrian dictator horrible chemical weapons attack on innocent civilians. Using a deadly nerve agent, assad choked out the lives of helpless men, women, and children. It was a slow and brutal death m ea cruelly murdered in this very barbaric attack. No child of god should ever su tonight i ordered a targeted military strike on the air field in syria from where the chemical attack was launched. It is in this Vital National security interest of the United States to prevent and deter the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons. There can be no dispute that syria used banned chemical weapons, violated its obligations under the chemical weapons convention, and ignored the urging of the u. N. Security council. Years of previous attempts at changing assads behavior have all failed and failed very dramatically. As a resul r region continues to destabilize, threatening the United States and its allies. Nations to join us in seeking to ene orism all kinds and all types. Face the challenge of our very troubled world. We pray ford lives of the wounded and for the of those who have passed. And we hope that as long as america stands for justice that peace and harmony will in the end prevail. Good night, and God Bless America and the entire world. Thank you. The president of the United States a few minutes ago announcing what is a narrowly targeted and limited military strike. 59 cruise missiles launched tonight air base which the United States says was the base that launched the attack earlier this week, 8 and more civilians. Avelg with the president in florida. Margaret, what have you lear reporter well, scott, this is not a declaration of it is a declaratioat President Trump is putting the credible threail force back on the table when it comes to any threat that he is looking at right now and specifically when it comes to the use of sarin gas, as you just said, which the u. S. Now used to kill those civilians in Northern Syria this week. The world, banned 20 years ago this month as an illegal weapon. Right back. The attack against syrian children had changed his attitude toward the dictator Bashar Al Assad. Holly williams reports tonight treated. Syrian border where and we caution you, these images are graphic. Reporter abdul hameed alyoussef lost his 9monthold ahmed. Soo said, before he buried them along with his wife and several turkeysovngs suggest it was sarin nerve agent. Target was in a rebelcontrolled area thats been pummeled with air strikes by the regime and its ally, russia. Witnesses from the town of khan sheikhouhem n say om the air. Riat regime is that a is conventional regime air strike hit a chemical weapons facility run by rebel forces. But a conventional strike, say these chemicals, not disperse them. And wouldnt produce scenes like people with no visible wounds foaming at the mouth and syrias foreign minister claimed today that gmica weapons. But in 2013 the u. S. And several of its allies concluded it neighborhood with sarin nerve agent. Weve spoken with several syrian rebel groups tonight that are keen for the u. Military action against the Syrian Regime because they hope it will stop the regime from bombing them. But scott, they no longer have any expectation that america will help them win their war. Holly willi thonchairman of intelligenceom himself today from the investigation of russian meddling during the u. S. Election. Reporter nunes made the surprise announcement just before lea t twoweek recess. A republican said he was stepping aside frhe activist groups have filed accusations he called baseless but that are now being investigated by the republicanled house ethics committee. Of the ethics probe last night. I to make sure that this is not a distraction to a very important Investigation Continues on without any kinds of distractions. Reporter at issue isheth classified information after an unusual latenight visit to the white house two weeks ago. I have confirmed that additional names of Trump Transition Team members were unmasked. Reporter democrats called i president cover for unfounded claims that he was spied on by president obama. They have hammered nunes for his shifting stories. Erratic, bizarre behavior. Reporter about where his information came from. The administration i dont think is aware of this. So i wanted to make sure i go over there and tell them what i know. Inhe house by republican mike conaway of texas. Were going to conduct the efficient manner. Reporter but conaway himself has downplayed russias election interference on behalf of mr. He likened it in january to mexican soap opera stars who campaigned for democrats in las still, the intelligence scff, s todays turn of events. Why do you think chairman nunes made this deci nbeen saying he would not step aside. You know, i donparticular, you know, strt broke the camels back or whatnot, but i think he came to the right conclusion. Say whether he believes nunes improperly revealed classified information. He said thats now in the hands of the ethics committee. Review everything that nunes has said publicly about this issue, but we may not know what they decide for several months. Nancy cordes on capitol hill. Now, in addition to that House Intelligence Committee investigation, both the senate and the fbi are looking into the russian effort to sway the election. S beenollowing the investigation from the start. John dickerson, of course, is our chief washington correspondent. Jeff, where does the in well, scott, as you know, the House Intelligence Committee down for 2 1 2 weeks. It can now move forward. And one of the democrats top goals is to reschedule that canceled hearing fal eang sally yates. Scott, some congressional sources connected to the house actions should now be part of the investigation as well. And what about the fbi investigation . Reporter well, Law Enforcement sources tell us that the investigation is far from over. It involves dozens of fbi agents around the country and the world. And were being cautious ca compl case that involves a web of meetings and contacts, some of which revolve around money. Scott, sources tell us at the heart of this case is this idea that people around the president were potentially coordinating with russia ou el john dickerson, what do yo make of the House Intelligence Committee now . Well, well have to see what it means in practical terms. The witnesses, how theyre t th things for the committee. Chairman nunes was pinned down because of those issues ou advocate for the white house at the same time as he was investigating. That doesnt carry over he but the new Committee Chairman can still focus on the things which is that question of unmasking of trump allies by obama officials. Johch. Dicker coming up next, is the attorney general targeting legal pot . Warmth. No matter who was in there last. Protection. New lysol power fresh 6 goes to work flush after flush for a justcleaned feeling that lasts up to four weeks. Lysol, what it takes to protect. With motionsense technology. Degree has redefined deodorant so that i can redefine. Power. Footwork. Range. 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A lot of people would be surprised to see what a good recreational facility looks like. Reporter Jerry Derevyanny is with northwest cannabis solutions, the states leading pot producer, earning 21 million last year. I think that a lot of politicians have realized that even if they dont personally like marijuana that this is the better way forward. Reporter theyd rather have it in a place like this than in back alleys and garages. Absolutely. [ cheers and applause ]ngn became one of the first of eight states and the district of columbia to legalize recreational marijuana. Its now a 2 billion business thats raked in half a billion in taxes. But the federal government still puts cannabis in the same category as heroin, and in a departure from the obama nirati enforcement may be coming. Attorney general Jeff Sessions. I reject the idea that weree have more marijuana and you can just go down to the Corner Grocery store and get it. Do you think its a situation where you could see federal raids here on some of your state Legal Operations . That would be deeply troubling. Reporter Washington State attorney general bob ferguson has already fought President Trumps travel ban and won. So youre prepared to go toe to toe with the Trump Administration . Thats an understatement. The Trump Administration should respect what states are doing. Were the laboratories of ter multistate experiment is not accepted at a federal level, the budding marijuana business could soon take a hit. Carter evans, cbs news, olympia, washington. Next, Hillary Clinton on why she lost. Of money by switching to geico. Look at geico. You know, geico insures way more than cars. S, geico insures rvs . Uh, the thing weve been stuck on for five years wait, im not a real moose . . Weve been over this, jeff. E moose . Give him some space. Deep breaths, jeff. Whats a stick take a clo. Great savings. And a whole lot more. You knmegared omega3s. 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Countries marked the centennial at the National World war i more than 16 million were killed and 20 million wed was to be the war to end all aington national cemetery, where he was laid to rest with the First American to orbit the earth died in december. His widow, annie, scheduled the their 74th anniversary. The 81st masters began today without the favorite. Dustin johnson, thmb in the world, withdrew after hurting his back yesterday fall down a flight of stairs. The tournament honored the late arnold palmer. His green jacket was placed on an empty chair as fellow champs gary player and Jack Nicklaus hit the ceremonial opening tee shots. Don rickles teed off on the news today that he died didnt make people cry. Jim axelrod remembers the king of the zing. Reporter don rickles never put the knife in anyones back. How much you weigig reporter he hit them right between the eyes. 200 on the left side of your. Reporter an equal opportunity offender. No one was immune from his ridicule. I wish you wouldnt touch me, sammy. You people rust. Reporter no race, no religion. Im a jew and youre an italian. And here we have what . Reporter in fact going after them. Is this too fast, ronnie . Reporter even the president. Hes sitting there looking at the program going, where is he saying he makes fun of me . Where does it say that . Reporter born 90 years ago in queens, don rickles studied acting after the navy. He got some bit parts in movies. I guess its area 7, mr. Bledsoe. Did you hear the the operation orders . Reporter but short, squat, and balding, he saw his future in nightclubs, not the big screen. Is that your wife, sir . Jesus. I tell you [ laughter ] ages 3 and up. Its on my box. Reporter the later geotato story gee, id better shave. Reporter may not have appreciated his oldschool insult act. Buck rose he wasnt really hurting anyone. I dont know how, but i have a knack of making fun of somebody and exaggerating without hurting them and doing it in such a way that they say oh, that was great. You know. Reporter and according to many who knew him best, the prince of putdown spiel was all one of the sweetest and most lovely people, tweeted jimmy kimmel today. Im so lonely. Reporter if its true don rickles jokes were something from another time, there is a quality to the way he made many laugh that is timeless. Jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. And thats the overnight news for this friday. For some of you the news continues. For others check back with us a news and cbs this morning. From the Broadcast Center in new york city, im scott pelley. Latebreaking news. Attack on syria in response to the chemical attack on syrian civilians. And the Trump Administration says assad has to go. Also tonight, republican chairman devinun mishandling intelligence drops out of the russia investigation. Now go forward without laboring under the cloud that had been going nuclear. Republicans change senate rules to put gorsuch on thsu the attorney general considers a crackdown on pot. I. And remembering don rickles. He turned insults into an art form. The governor is a great politician of all time. He laughs at anything. My brother died. Ha, ha, ha. Announcer this is the cbs overnight news. President trump has just made his first Public Comments on the attack that he ordered tonight against the assad dictatorship in syria. U. S. Navy destroyers fired 59 tomahawk cruise missiles against a Syrian Air Base. Now, this was retaliation for tuesdays nerve gas attack that was launched apparently from that syrian base, an attack that killed more than 80 syrian civilians. David martin has been breaking the news on this story at the pentagon. David, what more can you tell us . Reporter well, scott, the target for this air strike was the air field believed to have been the location from which the plane that dropped those chemical weapons took off. So this was a direct retaliation against the Syrian Air Force for having carried out that chemical attack. The air field itself was located about 50 miles directly south of the village that was hit, and it was the target of, as you said, 59 cruise missiles. They landed at about 8 45 east coast time tonight. That would have been the Early Morning hours in syria. And they were aimed at various locations around the air field, the aircraft hangars, the fuel storage areas, and they were all designed to go off within th space of one minute. Thats 59 missiles each with a warhead of 1,000 pounds going off in the space of 60 seconds. And david martin at the pentagon, thank you. This was the president speaking from his maralago resort just a few minutes ago. On tuesday syrian dictator Bashar Al Assad launched a horrible chemical weapons attack on innocent civilians. Using a deadly nerve agent, assad choked out the lives of helpless men, women, and children. It was a slow and brutal death for so many. Eautul babies were cruelly murdered in this very barbaric attack. No child of god should ever suffer such horror. Tonight i ordered a targeted military strike on the air field in syria from where the chemical attack was launched. It is in this Vital National security interest of the United States to prevent and deter the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons. There can be no dispute that syria used banned chemical weapons, violated its obligations under the chemical weapons convention, and ignored the urging of the u. N. Security council. Years of previous attempts at changing assads behavior have all failed and failed very dramatically. As a result the refugee crisis continues to deepen and the region continues to destabilize, threatening the United States and its allies. Tonight i call on all civilized nations to join us in seeking to end the slaughter and bloodshed in syria and also to end terrorism of all kinds and all types. We ask for gods wisdom as we face the challenge of our very troubled world. We pray for the lives of the an those who have passed. And we hope that as long as america stands for justice then peace and harmony will in the end prevail. Good night, and God Bless America and the entire world. Thank you. The president of the United States a few minutes ago announcing what is a narrowly targeted and limited military strike. 59 cruise missiles launched tonight against a single Syrian Air Base which the United States says was the base that launched the attack earlier this week, dropping sarin nerve gas on 80 and more civilians. Margaret brennan is traveling with the president in florida. Margaret, what have you learned . Reporter well, scott, this is not a declaration of war but it is a declaration that President Trump is putting the credible threat of military force back on the table when it comes to any threat hes looking at right now and specifically when it comes to the use of sarin gas as you just said which the u. S. Now assesses with a high degree of confidence was the nerve agent used to kill those civilians in Northern Syria this week. Sarin gas banned all around the world, banned 20 years ago this month as an illegal weapon. The cbs overnight news will be right back. You knmegared omega3s. But did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too . Introducing megared advanced 4in1. Just one softgel delivers mega support. Degree has redefined deodorant with motionsense technology. So that i can redefine. Power. Footwork. Range. The more it works. Giving me superior protection. On, and off, the court. Degree. It wont let you down. 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I realized that ha owouldnt d en very organically for me. Husband and i would both want to be in d. C. , that it was viable to move our children, that they would be happy in their new environment. After i decided i wanted to try, i needed to divest of numerous businesses. So did my husband. And i wanted to understand where i could be an asset to the administration, how i could help my father and ultimately the country. What will you be doing . I think for me what it an is that ill continue the advocacy work i was doing in the private sector, advocating for the Economic Empowerment of women. Im very focused on the role of education. Im still my fathers daughter. So to me this particular title was about giving critics the comfort that im holding myself to that highest ethical standard. But ill weigh in with my father on the issues i feel strongly about. You say that you are your fathers daughter, and we all get that. You also talk about the critics. And you have a couple who say why isnt ivanka speaking out . Where is she on planned parenthood . Where is she on gay rights . Where is she on the rights of women . Where is she on Climate Change . And its like youre being held personally accountable for not speaking up. What do you say to your critics . I would say not to conflate lack of public denouncement with silence. I think there are multiple ways to have your voice heard. In some case its through protest and its through going on the nightly news and talking about or denouncing every issue which you disagree with. Other times it is quietly and directly and candidly. So where i disagree with my father he knows it and i express myself with total candor. Where i agree i fully lean in and support the agenda and hope that i can be an asset to him and make a positive impact. But i respect the fact that he always listens. Its how he was in business. Its how he is as president. And on a more serious note, the new smurf movie opens today. Its called the lost village and it stars demi lovato, mandy patinkin, and julia roberts. Roberts sat down for a chat with our gayle king, who wanted to know how she got started in show business. I was 17 when i moved to new york. It was a big difference from smyrna, georgia. I spent a lot of time by myself, and i was just lonely and the city was so fast and big. So i would get on the phone with my mom crying, i want to come home. You stay right where you are. You work this out. And you did. Yeah. As stunning as she is on screen, her fans say no one makes a character more relatable than julia roberts. My reception, ferns and dance and tons of people reporter but early success led to a landmark payday. These people dont dream about being rich. They dream about being able to watch their kids swim in a pool without worrying that theyll have to have a hysterectomy at the age of 20. Reporter when roberts became the first woman in hollywood to earn 20 million for the film erin brockovich. Im erin. Erin. When did you realize that you could make a career out of this and think all right, ill be all right . I think when i got nominated for an oscar for pretty woman. You just leave it all up to me and it was the second nomination, and i thought maybe its not a fluke. Like maybe i really am able to get all of my creative feeling across. I dont want you to get too excited. Its only on loan. Reporter starring alongside richard gere in pretty woman may have selected roberts as americas sweetheart. Remember that laugh . Oh ha, ha, ha, ha but it was over a decade later on the set of her 2001 film the mexican that she found real love with cameraman danny moder. He was great friends with brad. Brad pitt, yeah. So they were always just chatting. And i would kind of go oh, i read that book. I can contribute to this conversation. Yeah. It was long after that. But thats what started. It was the two of them and their movies and books and stuff that i would just sort of chime in. Reporter the two married back in 2002 and have three children twins phinneas and hazel and henry. Do they know what you do . By now theyre old enough to understand do they really get you are who you are . One of them said, so are you famous . Yeah. I guess there are people that know me that i dont know. Are you more famous than taylor swift . Did they ask you that . No, i am not. So i think that kind of put it in some kind of okay. Im smurf willow, leader of the smurfs. Im afraid thats quite impossible because i happen to be the leader of the smurfs. Whatever you say, papa thing. Reporter now roberts kids can hear their mom in the latest take on the animated classic smurfs the lost village. I think smurfs are these timeless fun little creatures. They always have had these sweet lessons and teaching and this movie is no different in that its so much about being kind and accepting our differences and right now if we can take that in all the better. Just to soften the edges a little bit of whats happening in the world rand thowe was a w march. It was reported that you were there. Mmhmm. And that you took hazel. Mmhmm. Why did you go and why did you want to take her . She had a very strong interest in the election. And i think the result was so surprising to her, as it was to many of us. And i felt it was important for her to feel a sense of participating you know, that youre not just in your heart wed this thing has happened. And beliefs and we just want to be really sure that you are aware of them. Julia roberts, julia fiona roberts, is turning 50 this year. I like it. Gayle. I like it. Gosh, youre breaking the girl code. No, its published everywhere, julia. Listen, im 62, and i think its great. And i wonder do you have those kind of hangups that you know, when you reach a milestone birthday . Well, theres nothing to be done. It will arrive. God willing, yeah. Thats the thing. Thats the only other option to turning 50. So ill go for 50. I was hoping you wouldnt have the hangups about that number. I dont really think you do. I dont think i do. But i think it has so much to do with being settled and happy. But i do have a mirror in my bathroom. Yeah. And what do you see when you look in the mirror . Some days you just need a tight ponytail. Makewith instant moisture utes from ky ultragel. Its time for you and yobo hes hiding a card laughing left foot. Right foot. Left foot. Stop. Twitch your eyes so they think youre crazy. If you walk the walk you talk the talk. Its what you do. If you want to save fifteen percent or more on Car Insurance you switch to geico. Hide the eyes. Its what you do. Show em real slow. You knmegared omega3s. 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Reporter with a boundless enthusiasm give me a drum roll, please. O advocate for schoolage reading in the country. Being in the library, being in this magical sacred place, is one of the most rewarding things. Reporter we were with him when he visited the Kendall Elementary School in naperville, illinois. Holy mackerel holy mackerel reporter where there are plenty of page turners and enthusiastic readers. What does reading do for you . It exercises the brain. It stirs your imagination. How old were you when you read your first book . I was like 5 in kindergarten. Really . I think like 1 or 2. 1 or 2 . Wow. I have three copies to give away. Reporter schumachers actual title is ambassador of School Libraries for Scholastic Book fairs. And as such he tours schools all over the country. As youre reading the book your heart is growing. As youre reading the book your soul is billowing out. I think the key to everything. Reporter Veronica Donovan teaches third grade here. Librarys the heart of our school. The students are excited to go. And without the library im just not sure how a school could function. According to a recent survey, 39 of School Principals nationwide reported not having a fulltime librarian. Carla hayden is the librarian of congress. Many schools are under severe fiscal challenges. And they have to make hard decisions. That has affected many School Libraries. It shouldnt be viewed as a privilege. It should be seen as a right. We cannot cut School Libraries. Reporter but even if librarians are on hand its doubtful theyd be quite like mr. Schumacher. Do you all love the smell of books . There is nothing, there is Nothing Better than the smell of books. Reporter over the years hes given away more best smellers than he can count. Would somebody like this . And you can take it home and smell it. Reporter his work is so important because hes giving inspiration to school librarians. Not an oxymoron. A rock stars librarian. And last night i had so much work to do but i had to keep reading this book. Reporter schumacher, who reads about 800 to 1,000 books a year, says that growing up he had little use for the School Library because it was the place where he was always being shushed. I actually would ask to go to the nurse a lot on library day because i just i knew i was going to be miserable when i got there. Have you read this book before . No. Its one of my favorites. Reporter that changed when he spent time as an educator and saw what a good book could do. By putting a book into the hands of a child we can put hope directly into that childs hands. We can put love directly into that childs hands. We can show them, look, you have the power to make this world better. I love your enthusiasm. Theres three reporter the joy that came off of the kids that we met today will carry me through the next month. Repor christian tradition teaches that the pope is the keeper of the keys to heaven while every other earthly key in the vatican is kept by a man youre about to meet this report from seth doan. Reporter its one of the busiest tourist sites on earth. But at 5 00 a. M. Gianni crea has it much to himself. His job here is as ancient as these tools. He and his team are responsible for opening 300 doors in the Vatican Museums every morning. A his charge. Hes the first in the famed gallery of maps. [ speaking Foreign Language ]. Now its only for you. Reporter yes, its emotional to be in the museum all alone, he said. Im privileged in this job. The doors he opens reveal masterpieces. Quintaricchio and michelangelo. This is van gogh. Your job would be the envy of many art historians. I have the chance to appreciate some of the most important pieces of art in the world, he said. Sometimes the doors themselves impress. This is the oldest key, he explained. Its from the 1700s. Key number 401. The most important key, though, does not have a number, and its kept inside a sealed envelope. As the lights came on inside the sistine chapel, we saw how for him this is far more than a job. Its extraordinary. Its incredible, he marvelled. I cannot say anything because this artwork speaks for itself. As the sun rose he let us peek at brimantes spiral staircase. The doors were open and the museum was ready. Does this ever get mundane . No, absolutely not, he insist. Every day i discover something new here, a work of art, a painting, something. The Vatican Museum sees more than 6 million visitors a year, but no one gets to see it quite as gianni crea does. Seth doan, cbs news, vatican city. And thats the overnight news for this friday. For some of you the news continues. For others check back a little bit later for the morning news and cbs this morning. Captioning funded by cbs its friday, april 7th, 2017. This is the cbs morning news. Tonight i ordered a targeted military strike on the airfield in syria from where the chemical attack was launched. Dozens of missiles hit the air base. Syria calls the attack an aggression, while russia says the u. S. Violated international law. Good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york