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war armistice in pursuit of the fleeing soldier. >> firing weapons across the mdl, two by actually crossing the mdl temporarily. >> you can see this north korean soldier briefly crossed the line and then retreat back. later, images show south korean soldiers dragging the body of the defector to safety. dozens of parasites found inside his body, a seen of how bad things are in north korea. they also turned on the tv in his hospital room and say he is fascinated by american crime dramas, such as csi. anthony. >> ben tracy with the great escape. thank you, ben. >> up next this november 22nd, honoring president kennedy. not all fish oil supplements provide the same omega-3 power. megared advanced triple absorption is absorbed three times better. so one softgel has more omega-3 power than three standard fish oil pills. megared advanced triple absorption. whfight back fastts, with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the 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against a private research university in new york state. they're urging students not to apply to the university of rochester, amid allegations a professor there, florian jager has preyed on female students. he has been placed on leave as the university investigates. months after the republican effort to repeal obamacare failed, more americans are signing up. the government said today, 2.3 million have enrolled in individual health plans, using health care.gov, that's 900,000 more than at this time last year. the busiest place this holiday season might be an office in naperville, illinois, home to the butterball turkey talkline. 50 experts on duty at all times and on all devices. last year they answered 8,000 questions by text. more than 15,000 by e-mail. and more than 92,000 the old-fashioned way over the phone. the most common question -- how do i thaw a frozen turkey? danny bonaducci tweeted to day his tv brother was as kind to him as any real brother could ever be. we'll remember david cassidy next. >> announcer: this portion is sponsored by an ses trocestry. we turn back the clock to the early 70s when a friday night sitcom about a musical family turned the lead sing near a superstar. his face on the cover of every teen magazine. but fame came at a heavy price for david cassidy who died yesterday of liver failure. he was 67. ♪ ♪ i think i love you ♪ >> the partridge family any i think i love you would become a number one hit. and make david cassidy a teen idol. >> mom, you were really great out there. >> from 1970 to 74 he played keith partridge alongside real life stepmother shirley jones. but even after the tv series was over. >> ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, david cassidy. >> in front of his adoring army of young fans, he was electric. ♪ hey ♪ this morning ♪ i woke up in love this morning ♪ >> his shows were described as cassidy mania. >> what's so special about david cassidy? >> he is gorgeous. >> but fame came at a cost. >> i want through such an incredible identity crisis about, you know, all of these things that you read about yourself. you know. it takes tremendous toll on you. i think, ee motionly it did on me. >> in 1972 he bared all to annie lebovitz for a rolling stone cover. he lost a tv special because of it. ♪ i think i love you >> he managed to pack big venues like madison square garden. all told, cassidy sold more than 30 million records. ♪ ♪ i write the songs i write the songs ♪ >> but in recent years, his health made performing difficult. he stopped in march, after he shared his diagnosis of early dementia, but he never lost his passion. >> i think, you try and stay with your strengths. which is, for me, it is to go out, connect, entertainment and make people laugh, get them stomping, clapping, walking out with a smile on their face. ♪ ♪ like you, shouldn't spend time alone ♪ >> his fans always did. ♪ i know you will be sorry if i'm gone ♪ >> that's the "overnight news" for thursday. for some the news continue thousands. for others check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm anthony mason. happy thanksgiving. and thanks for watching. happy thanksgiving, welcome to the "overnight news." i'm tony dokoupil. if you are like hon drepds of millions of americans, you will be sitting done to turkey feast at some point today, there is also a good chance you will be watching football. and one of the many thanksgiving day parades. but itch you haven't already, arrived at your holiday destination, there is also a good chance you will be dealing with traffic. either at the airport, the train station, or on the road. about 51 million americans are expected to travel 50 miles or more over the holiday weekend most will be going by car. chris van cleave reports from the gridlock. holiday rush came to a halt in los angeles looked like all 45 million expected to pack the roads this weekend took the 405. >> whatever you thing the time is going to be at least double it. it is not traffic, the trooper worries about. >> the person who has been drinking and distracted drivers around him. perfect storm. too much going on on the road at once. that will catch up to people. >> national safety councilest mates. 421 may be killed on the roads this thanksgiving weekend. >> those roadway fatalities are impacted by impaired driving. involving alcohol and drugs. >> the thing that makes thanksgiving weekend so deadly and dangerous is the choices that people are making. >> the thing that makes thanksgiving weekend so deadly and dangerous is the choices that people are making spending a lot of team celebrating with family and that's happening over the course of four days. >> our daughter was 15 pedals, just 15 pedals from my front door. >> a driver distracted by her cell phone hit and killed shelley forney's 9-year-old daughter riding her bike home from the last day of school before thanksgiving 2008. the accident scene around the corner from erika's home. a sobering reminder to be safe on the road no matter how far you are going. it could be a rough road ahead for uber. governments around the world launched investigations of the ride haling company after it admitted to covering up a massive data breach. millions of customers and drivers had their information stolen. carter evans has details. awe all. ber decided to steer clear of federal regulators when it learned of widespread hack in 2016. instead of reporting the incident, the multibillion dollar company chose to pay hackers, $100,000, to delete the stolen data. it is not known whether the hackers followed through. technology reporter eric newcomer broke the story for bloomberg. >> the crazy thing, definitely that uber didn't tell anyone more than a year. their belief was we'll pay the . they'll delete it. with names, e mail addresses, they obtained license numbers. outside forensics experts have not seen any indication that the trip location history, credit card numbers, bank account numbers, social security numbers, or dates of birth were download the. >> this incident is going to give any sort of reasonable person pause about how much they can trust the company. >> at the time of the hack, uber was under investigation for pri privacy violations dealing with the embattled ceo. in a blog post, uber's new ceo wrote none of this should have happened and i will not make excuses for it. we are changing the way we do business. >> a former doctor for the u.s. women's gymnastics team will likely spend the rest of his life behind bars. larry nasser pleaded guilty to abusing seven girls who came to his office for medical treatment. jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: for nearly 20 years, larry nasser team physician for usa gymnastics admitted in court to penetrating the vaginas of seven minors, six of whom were gymnasts he worked with. the judge -- >> you violated the oath that you took which its to do no harm. and you harmed them. alexis alverado says nassar sexually abused her. >> i know he will never do it again. >> the victims were 15 or younger when the abuse started. >> i have been known as jane doe e., i no longer want to wear this mask. >> i was sexually assaulted by larry nassar, after my 13th birthday. >> after accepting the plea, the judge allowed nassar off to speak. >> i think this is important that what i have done if i have no animosity toward any one. i just want healing. it's time. >> what have you made of his apology? >> he is manipulative, an abuser and take every opportunity to shift the attention back to him self to try to look less evil. >> rachel denhollander is known as a trail blazer in this criminal case. because she was first to file a police report about nassar in 2016. nassar began abusing her in 2000 when she was 15. she says she was motivated to come forward after reading an "indianapolis star" investigation on lax policies by usa gymnastics for reporting sex abuse allegations. >> larry has been taken care of hopefully forever. usg and usu hasn't. until the dynamics change we will see the same story with different actors every time. in a statement, michigan state university officials say they were grateful for how their police department handled the case. usa gymnastics said it was sorry that any athlete was harmed by nassar. sentencing scheduled in january. he faces 25 years to life in prison. the search continues in the waters off the philippines where they u.s. navy transport plane crashed into the sea. eight crew members have been pulled from the water, but three others are still missing. david martin reports. >> according to initial reports. the plane suffered a rare twin engine failure 575 miles south of okinawa. near the end of routine run out to the carrier ronald reagan. the fact that eight aboard survived, suggests the pilot was able to make a controlled landing in the water. the plane was near the end of its flight to the carrier, so helicopters were on the scene a 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wells food service company that cooks and serves the food and keeps track of the maze of federal programs that pay for it all. >> not leaving any money on the table. >> no. we look for everything. give our students the best. >> they're not alone. according to the department of agriculture, over 20,000 schools have expanded free food offerings including stom of the biggest districts. new york city, chicago and detroit. the health benefits are obvious. but, there is a psychological one too. free food for each student means the poor and the hungry aren't singled out as some have been in the past. which, brings us to something called lunch shaming. kids who can't afford to buy their lunch and fall behind on payments, are fed a cheese sandwich instead of a hot meal like the rest of the kids. headlines have been full of incidents of late. kids unable to pay their meem debt of some times denied food or had their hot meals thrown away in front of them. replaced with a cold lunch in a paper sack. >> imagine the embarrassment. get to the lunch line. are your lunch take any way because you didn't have $3. >> school nutrition association says 3/4 of the nation school districts are owed money by families who haven't paid for meals. in response, some parents have started gofundme pages including father in seattle trying to raise over half a million dollars to pay off lunch debts that parents owe all across washington state. >> so this was it, huh? >> wow. i mean this place look sews much smaller to me now. >> not a new issue. michael padilla faced it when he cam to school here 35 years ago. growing of in los lunas, new mexico he bounced from foster hem to foster home. lunch was a luxury. >> i made very good friend with mrs. jackson and mrs. ortiz. >> remember their names? >> they're wonder null human beings. i would give them a giant hug today if i could. they made sure that i, that i aid lunch. >> he could eat, they said, but only if he worked off the bill. >> i was required to, to, mop the floors and clean the tables, and serve food. >> to pay off your lunch debt? >> yeah, a way for the school to look the other way. i couldn't afford my lunch. >> padilla now a new mexico state senator this year working along appleseed, jennifer ramo he sponsored the first anti-lunch shaming law to pass. the hunger free of students bill of rights. >> we thought we were solving a problem here in new mexico. as the it turns out, 32 other states have reached out to introduce the legislation in their states. >> he has touted the legislation during his campaign for new mexico lieutenant-governor, although, his candidacy is now mired in harassment allegations. which he denies. the law was the model for a federal lunch shaming bill now pending before congress. there wouldn't hatch off to be one of those of course if everyone ate for free. in connorsville, indiana, there is one more meal about to be serves. >> you have a good day today? >> yeah. >> dpooud gogood. >> the after school supper program. elementary kids get a hot dinner and movie while they eat. >> thank you. >> at the high school more of of a grab and go situation. no one is turned away. no questions asked. and with that, the hope is, no child goes home hungry. >> you really don't have to do this. >> no. i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing off. (coughah! i missed you! then i discovered mucinex. one pill lasts 12 hours,and i'm good. why take 4-hour medicine? one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. what do you get, take a multiplatinum rap star and hook domesticity. >> they might be the oddest couple in television. martha and snoop's pot lug dinner party in its second season on vh 1. part cooking show. >> whoa! >> part celebrity talk show. >> if only you knew. >> and part happy hour. >> bottoms up. drink your sockitini. couple of these i will have martha in a bikini. it all seems to work. >> back in may, went backstage before they taped a new orleans themed show. >> lack how beautiful. >> at 76. martha is per snik itty as ever. checking every miniking cake and every oyster. >> where are they from? >> i like to make sure everybody is happy. and doing a good job. >> it's interesting because it is fun, as the show is, as much as fun as you have this is serious when it comes to food. >> yeah, the principal. like the principal. >> very, very eerouserious. >> love you, martha. hanging with snoop and pals, made martha more popular. >> is that too strong for you. >> it's good for the brand. >> do you seep it not just in the numbers, but in people that you meet on the street. >> i'm so famous now on the street. i mean, everybody says hello to me. i'm martha to everyone. >> first name basis. >> first name basis. i know how oprah must feel. she is a first name also. and, it's, it's, it's nice. >> just peel the potatoes. >> their friendship dates back to 2008 appearance snoop made on her show. turns out they have a lot in common. >> martha and snoop are both self-made millionaires with huge followings and serious workette say the producers, sally, ted and kim. >> they're actual friends. they're actual producers on the show. and they actually contribute to what we are doing. >> of course they do have different styles. at rehearsal, martha is all business. and snoop looks like he is at a perpetual party with music in his head. >> ready. >> on his harmonica. >> that's the theme music. >> some time it is. some times not. right now it is. ♪ >> the piece de resistance. >> they clearly steam to respect one another. >> resistance. >> resistance. >> cornish game hens he made yesterday were the best thing so far on the show. >> thank you, that was my mom's recipe. >> mother's stuffing recipe. >> let me ask you, a couple decades ago could you have imagined saying, snoop's cornish game hens -- >> ha-ha. >> were the best ever. who knows i have an open mind. >> yes. >> totally open, don't i. >> yes you, teach me so much on the show. teaches me how to be a better chef, a better, prepare, to prepare the meal, preparation is keych because i love to cook with love. ♪ with so much drama in the it's hard being snoop ♪ >> cooking skills aside. calvin brotis, nicknamed snoop by his mom one of the most successful rap artists in history with a past that include time in jail for drug dealing. >> calvin brotus not guilty. >> acquittal on murder rap. >> does snoop bring out a side of martha that is a different side you think? >> i don't think it's snoop necessarily. i think the subject matter. when you cavort with jamie foxx and usher and puff daddy, and, p diddy, and, whatever, you are, you are, you are, a different person. >> she used to beep very different indeed. martha stewart was a fashion model who built a food and lifestyle empire, said to be worth at its peak, close to $2 billion. >> our three french hens. >> and then, she went away. >> martha stewart is spending her first night in prison. >> stewart did five months in a west virginia prison convicted on charges related to insider trading but she says the experience was. on balance, a good thing. >> do you think people see you differently sense your prison time? >> oh, i don't know about the prison time. i think that helped. that helped. >> that helped? >> yes, that helped. because, people knew how crazy and unfair all that was. and, in snoop's world it gave me the street cred i was lacking. >> prison time. >> street cred, of course. if i could put up with that, the happy housewife, you know, and i could put up with pretty much anything. >> here we go! >> open it. >> she seems up for anything. but the silliness comes with a subtle message. >> you have always thought of yourself as a teacher. what do you want people to learn from this show? >> well, i think that, cultures can clash, and cultures can actually meld, and, that, we're not all so different. we all want to know things. we all want to know what is good, food, lifestyle, setting the table, making a drink. >> it doesn't matter who that other person is or what that person looks like? >> no, not at all. >> smell, smell, smell. >> maybe that's what makes this party work, not just the food or thanksgiving meal wouldn't be complete without a slice of pumpkin pie. pie isn't the only thing that tastes like pumpkin this time of year. susan spencer reports on the spice of the season. >> the ominous warning signs are there. pumpkin spice taking over the world. >> pumpkin spice latte one product expanded into other foods. >> starbuck's launched the pumpkin spice latte in 2003. the dam broke. meet pumpkin spice or yos, twinkies, cereal, each pumpkin spice hershey's kisses. feels like almost illegal not to have a food flavored with pumpkin spice. >> pumpkin pie spice is one of the fall flavors. >> a pumpkin spice expert. you have pumpkin spice pet shampoo. what's going on. >> itch you want your dog to smell like a pie. >> they have smelled worse. >> pumpkin spice deodorant. >> not experienced that. >> bed lotion. >> that i can see. >> of course you can. you work here. >> pratt works as vp of marketing at mccormack spice company in hunt valley, maryland. >> you do realize that your dress is color of pumpkin pie. >> might have occurred to me this morning. >> itch theif there is a pumpki spice central command this is it. mccormack calls its blend, pumpkin pie spice. >> how much actual pumpkin is in pumpkin pie spice. >> think that would be gross if weep sold pumpkin in the can. >> there are, cinnamon, all spice, ginger, and nutmeg. >> mccormack started the magic in 1934. >> pumpkin pie spice was created to make great tasting pumpkin pies. >> how quaint that seems. >> cheers. >> once you hatch tasted a pumpkin spice martini. >> seven or eight more of them. >> needless to say, mr. kook make loves the idea. that anything tasty is tastier with a bit of pumpkin pie spice. >> twice baked sweet potatoes. >> think of any use you would reject it for? pumpkin pie spice asparagus. >> don't say it. somebody will do it. >> itch you think that sound like the end of civilization. brace yourself. pumpkin pie spice sales are at an all time high. and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you the news continue thousands. for others check back later for the morning news and cbs this the morning news and cbs this morning from the broadcast captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs it's thursday, november 23rd, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." the countdown is on to the annual thanksgiving day parade. the balloons are filled, the crowds of people along the route are growing, and security is tight. a nude photo scandal hits capitol hill. a long-time texas congressman is issuing an apology. ♪ and this sweet dog is getting his workout in the floor duty.

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