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>> about 40 years. five generations in this house. >> reporter: meanwhile in los angeles county the so-called creek fire has burned more than 11,000 acres destroyed more than 30 structures. >> we're seeing these poor horses that need to get out of here. >> reporter: a local news reporter helped with horse evacuation as flames took over a ranch. >> this is the start of a multiple multiple-day weather event. we're not through this yet. >> the next 48 hours are going to be the most challenged. schools around here have canceled classes. nearly every school has closed. air quality warnings have been issue. norah, the smoke is so thick around here that driving has become extremely hazardous. >> i'm worried about those people there, thank you. president trump is set to reverse nearly seven decades of u.s./middle east policy today. he's expected to announce washington will recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. they'll tell them to begin the process of moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv. seth doane is in jerusalem where the prime minister did not mention the issue this morning. first we'll go to margaret brennan at the white house. good morning. >> good morning. no other country in the world has an embassy in jerusalem but today president trump will make a major concession and recognize jerusalem as the embassy. >> we will move the american embassy to the eternal capital of the jewish capital, jerusalem. >> that's why president trump will recognize jerusalem as israeli territory against the advice of allies and his national security team. >> if you can't produce peace in the middle east nobody can. >> it also undermines the peace process launched by jared kushner. for nearly 70 years, u.s. policy has been to settle it through diplomacy. >> my administration will always stand with israel. >> security alerts were sent to u.s. posts around the world to brace for violence ahead of mr. trump's declaration. president trump has boasted about his chance at peace, but four of the five world leaders he spoke with tuesday said this would be a setback. palestinian president mahmoud abbas said it would have quote, deptry detrimental consequences as part of the peace process. as for the peace plan the trump administration has yet to present any proposal saying jared kushner's team is still figuring it out. for now the u.s. embassy stays in tel aviv. the white house says that building a new one will take at least four years through the end of mr. trump's first term. gayle? >> all right, margaret. thank you very much. seth doane is atafter fa gate in jerusalem where there are growing concerns good morning. >> reporter: good morning this part of the old city of jerusalem is now off limbs to employees and their families with exemptions. some americans traveling here have been told to be careful because of security concerns. it's popular with the israeli government because it strengthens their hold on the city. palestinians say it could damage the peace process and we're starting to see protests in gaza city. there are concerns not only here but across the middle east. it could provide rational for terror attacks as well. we spoke with one official who told us there are plenty of extremists already in the world and this provides a ready-made excuse. bianna? >> and the president's announcement expected at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. thank you. "the new york times" is revealing the network of people who helped harvey weinstein cover up his alexedgended sexual conduct for decades. it said weinstein acted by turning others for instruments or shields for his behavior. he's under investigation in three cities. jericka duncan is here with the latest. quite a bombshell. >> absolutely. reporters say there was a collective failure that allowed weinstein's conduct to happen. he built a network of what "the new york times" calls enabers, silencers, and spies. >> one of the big questions is who knew and who failed to stop this behavior. >> reporter: the norm times reports how agents and others in hollywood sent actresses to meet him alone at his home and to be quiet when things went wrong. weinstein built a complicity machine to get what he wanted. >> he drafted and got other people who knew what was going on. >> reporter: he turned to old allies and tried to dispense favors to keep his own dirt out of the head lines. cantor shared the stage request megan twohey. >> she was able to don't it to inform of menacing behavior by harvey. >> she heard those reports largely from actresses they recommended. caa told cbs news even one of our clients being harassed is one too many. weinstein was a lucrative democratic fund-raiser. >> hillary clinton declared equal rights are women's rights. lena dunham said she warned hillary of his behavior. clinton said in october she was shocked and appalled by the revelations. >> we don't know exactly what mrs. clinton did or didn't know but did she afford him a kind of feminism by association and make him look like an advocate for women. >> reporter: last night "cbs this morning" received a new statement from weinstein's attorney which reads in part weinstein has nevered a any time committed an act of sexual assault and it's wrong to in flame claims of politics behavior or consensual sexual conduct later regretted with an untrue claim of criminal conduct. this is the most we've heard from weinstein's camp. inusually they repeatedly said any allegations of nonconsensual sex are unequivocally denied. >> it's stunning to read that about the entire machine that was -- >> and how they operated. >> how they operated. thank you. president trump's former chief strategist is bashing fellow republicans to defend roy moore. steve bannon joined them last night telling a rally that sexual misconduct allegations against moore were a setup. that's his words. at least nine women accused more of wrongdoing. manuel bojorquez is in fairhope the scene of the rally. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. roy moore and his opponent doug jones held perhaps their most combative rallies to date yesterday. moore supporter steve bannon said it's a referendum on washington elites. >> with flake, mcconnell and others, this is wrong. >> reporter: he swung at so-called establishment republicans including mitt romney who tweeted no vote is worth their integrity. >> while we're on the subject of vietnam and honor stes and integrity, you avoided service, brother. you went to france to study theology. >> we're going see if the people of alabama will support the president and support his agenda. >> reporter: as a lunch with republican senators president trump on tuesday doubled down on his support for moore. >> i think he's going to do very well. we don't want to have liberal democrat in alabama, believe me. >> reporter: seated next to mr. trump was one of his fiercest critics, arizona senator jeff flake. >> i have a very different view of roy moore and what it does to the party. >> reporter: he tweeted his photo of a $100 donation to his opponent doug jones. >> he's never ever served our state with honor. >> reporter: jones is waging an increasingly aggressive campaign. >> i'm damn sure i believe i have done my part to make sure that men who damage little girls should go to jail and not the united states senate. >> reporter: in recent weeks jones has raised more than $10 million. that's about five times as much as roy moore. gayle? >> thank you very much manuel. democratic congressman john conyers is the first to quit over sexual misconduct accusations. a sixth woman has come forward to accuse him of harassment. conyers called in to a local detroit radio statement to announce his departure. >> i'm retiring today and i want even to know how much i appreciate the support. my legacy can't be compromised or diminished in any way by what we're going through now. this too, shall pass. >> adriana diaz is in detroit where the congressman served for 53 years. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. he endorsed his son john conyers iii to replace him. that started a feud. that's because his grand nephew also plans to run for the seat. his decision to retire came days after leaders on both sides of the aisle called for his resignation including minority house speaker nancy pelosi and sneaker paul ryan. his supporters say conyers is being unfairly held to a different standard than other congressmen who have faced similar allegations. we spoke to deanna maher who has spoken on unwanted sexual advances. she said retirement means little. >> i say he's an icon of corruption. the issystem will go on with or without conyers. >> reporter: maher said there's more to it. the culture won't change. >> thank you. russia's foreign ministry calls the ban from the upcoming winter olympics painful. the committee announced yesterday they will not be allowed to participate in korea over allegations of doping. good morning. >> to the ioc it's punnerment for state-sponsored cheating to. the russians it's uncollected. the ban means russia as a country will not be represented at this winter's games. its olympic city bar and certain officials suspended for life. individual athletes with no doping history can apply to compete but as olympic athletes from russia. no anthems during ceremonies will be played. at the last games in sochi, the ioc said a state sponsored scheme swapped out any positive samples and swapped in clean ones to ensure no positive tests for russian competitors. and the man who ran the scheme said the order came right from the top. greg ri gregory gregory rodchenkov. >> it's the best result in sochi. >> vladimir putin did not take an opportunity this morning in moscow to comment on the ban, but the kremlin continues to deny there was a state-sponsored scheme says individual sports sleet athletes should take it. the medal count for russia at the coming games will be zero. norah? 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>> thank you. rex tillerson said the president is very committed to the peace process but he would not discuss mr. trump's expected decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and order the u.s. embassy to move from tel aviv. arab leaders warned that would ruin the chances for peace. palestinian leaders are called for three days of rage to protest the move and turkey's foreign minister who met with tillerson this morning said the whole world is against this. margaret brennan is at the white house. margaret, good morning. so much to discuss here first. how will this decision disrupt if not derail the peace initiative being championed by his son-in-law jared kushner? >> jared kushner hasn't presented any kind of proposal. but what president trump is doing here is appearing tode. and one of history's intractable contracts, jews, muslims, christians they all consider jerusalem to be a city and ever since they s it in 1967 all have insisted that they negotiate with the palestinians to settle their dueling claims. so this is a unilateral decision. it's a major concession, not clear what the president's getting in exchange for it. and it's going to actually be pretty popular among many of the christian evangelical voters whoço supported president trump. >> so margaret he overrules his top advisers. the world leaders are saying this is a terrible thing and we'll have terrible consequences. what does president trump see that others don't? we heard him say it fulfills a campaign promise. but what does he see that others do not? >> it's extremely important to president trump particularly as he comes up on that one-year mark, his first year of the presidency. he's keenly focused on delivering on thatagf visideoc m hry, ve theicalresident trump into this office. it's going tme of the winged pro israel supporters many who supported the campaign. d political supporter of the president and this one in particular was one he highlighted. so that is what the president is keenly, keenly aware of. >> margaret can you talk about embassy we're goingving?eaáwment from the president, will this imt plea implemented? >> that's key. the white house admits it going to take three to four years to plan a newerkó oemwoo that timeline pushes you past the first term of the trump presidency. office, maybe it will happen. if it doesn't, any other president could change this. >> quickly, duh it matter that the trump administration is not taking a position on how jerusalem will be divided? >> he things norah. you're right to pick up on that. listen to what the president says today. is he going to throw any kind of bone to the arab countries who are concerned here. well, east jerusalem, they do have a right to that tear the other and to say in the future the united states will also help creation a palestinian state. if he gives those per senses this is the way it could be. right now it's not clear how the president is don't go to present this later this afternoon. >> all right. we'll hear what the president has to say. >> thank you, cbs news learns that they changed the zrings of how she handled classified information as secretary of state. officials say fired fbi director james comey's draft language described clinton's actions as grossly anything legislate. it was changed to extremely careless. our sources say this type of public statement is always crafted by people but it can change. special counsel robert mueller removedd strzok from histeam. >> remedies for chronic pain. ahead, dr. tara narula are shoaling how patients are ahead of youtube's rewind. which are this year's biggest video. we're joined to explain why this year's top videos start a conversation and connect with viewers. you're watching "cbs this morning." mmmm. small mccafe, smoothies, frappes and shakes are still just two dollars every day. so when you're on the couch binge-watching episodes nine through eleven, indulge in a cool creamy treat. hit pause and head over to mcdonalds now. ♪ ♪ crohn's disease. you're more than just a bathroom disease. you're a life of unpredictable symptoms. crohn's, you've tried to own us. but now it's our turn to take control with stelara® stelara® works differently for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower the ability of your immune system to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment get tested for tuberculosis. before or during treatment always tell your doctor if you think you have an infection or have flu-like symptoms or sores, have had cancer, b or develop any new skin growths, or if anyone in your house needs or recently had a vaccine. alert your doctor of new or worsening problems, including headaches, seizures, confusion, and vision problems. these may be signs of a rare potentially fatal brain condition. some serious allergic reactions can occur. do not take stelara® if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. we're fed up with your unpredictability. remission can start with stelara®. talk to your doctor today. janssen wants to help you explore cost support options for stelara®. discover card. i just got my cashback match is this for real? 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>> not my toes. >> can i turn it up? >> there you go. >> do we have everything that's perfect that they use electrical pulses to block the pain signal to the brain. they've been used for decades but previous models were bulky and needed frequent charges. this summer they approved the smallest implantbling device about the size of a pace maker. let me know as soon as you start to feel it. >> reporter: in the recovery room, she feels a sing gling in her leg. >> i can feel it. oh, i can feel it. >> reporter: confirming the device is working to mask the sensation of pain. >> they'll report at least 50% reduction in pain. >> youseff josephson is one of the first doctors to use this device. >> how is that helpful to you? >> what it allows us to do is realtime follow that patient over a period of time in terms of their functionality because ultimately if they're still sitting on the couch, that's not what we wants a doctors. we want them functional. >> so the goal is to get back on this? >> yes. >> one day soon? >> yes. this is my baby. >> reporter: two weeks after surgery, connie's pain has dropped from level 9 to 2. >> when get active, i know i have to slow down i feel great. >> reporter: she has a long road ahead before riding dirt bikes again but she's kept her leg and has her life back. >> is there something you want other people to know from your story? >> prescription medication although it does help people it's not the only answer. if that's not something you want to do, seek out other options. >> this implant carries risks like bleeding and infection and spinal cord stimulators are not for every crime of pain. they're for those with back and leg pain who failed disk surgery. about 88,000 have been implanted worldwide. that's expected to prop here with you. it really is very small. >> really small. this gets implanted in the back and the wires that get implanted in the spine and the devices the patient can use to control it. >> to go from a level 9 to 2, that's a game-changer. >> absolutely. >> is this a permanent fix? 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"too perfectfsneí: the most prescribed channels. >> in second place -- >> let's get started. >> in second place is the most viewed choreography on youtube f. it's dancer's video of ed sheer even song. and youtube's top trending video of the year is a moment from the show called map singer. it's a celebrity singing competition that's originated in korea ya. and youtube's head of culture and trends is kevin. that's a really impressive list. with the number of videos online, how does something go viral? >> oh man. there's so many ways things can go viral. i think things that are common that are seen as viral. there's some way to react or participate in them. they're usually very unexpectation and original. they're increasingly coming from people with big ought jenss. they're not starting from nowhere but with a large audience in the first place. >> one that comes to mind is the father who tried to do an interview on bbc and his two kids come in and steal the show. he said he's going to go down in his grave as what he's known for, not actually his area of expertise. >> he might be right. >> what was it about that video that went viral that people to this day are talking about? >> it's been a tough years in the news. this is one of the few funny moments that came out. you have something so unexpected. the professor trying to give an interview with two children stumbling into the room that a lot of people can appreciate. >> let's hear it. because what's funny, there's the mom. i love when the mom comes in. >> and grabs them so fast. >> i love that. >> he's still talking about north korea korea. he's keeping his cool. >> there are some parodies of this. there's a lot we saw around this video. >> carpool karaoke never gets old. >> that's right. this is his most popular segment. they've been seen over a billion and a half times. >> is it because we like to sing even when we can't sing? what is it? the attraction? it's james and his infect use enthusiasm. >> it's so rah irto see these major stars doing something that we all do singing in the car. these types of kind of raw casual videos on youtube, i think they're happening as well on late night. >> i have to ask. my kids almost always only watch youtube. youtube is only hiring more viewers to address inappropriate violent content. how does that work and what are the challenges to tackling that issue. >> they took this incredible platform for years. it's allowed this kind of diversity to emerge. but at the same time it creates challenges trying to exploit or systems. susan or ceo put out a statement outlining so some of the measures that would prevent people that upload things that violate our guidelines and to make sure when things get posted, they get removed as possible. >> she's got kids. the number one video ha has to be despocito. >> that is. that's good. >> do you want to hear it again? 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>> i'm a huge fan. i've seen everything he's directed and just about everybody he's produced. the first scene when everything is under water. i thought, oh, my god. i want to do things like this. it would be magical. >> he said he wrote it for you. you two met. >> we met. with were supposed to discuss the movie for about 30 minutes over coffee. three years later. >> what were you talking about? >> life love antiques love of antiques dieting, everything but the movie. >> while it's a sci-fi movie, it does address issues in a time we're currently facing as well. one of the villains in the meevg michael shannon said the lord looks a lot like a human, like you, or maybe a little more like me him being a white man, comparing a sea creature to yourself and a woman at the time. i mean it stood out to me. >> it's interesting because guillermo is latin american american/canadian, so he's also used to being considered the other. the wonderful thing about this being a fairy tale he can address those political issues without pointing fingers. his two main characters can't speak so he uses marginalized people, a black female janitor and a closeted gay man to characterize the social more rays of the day. i think it's interesting he's able to we've that into the story and my character not to have to play to that for the first time. >> your character is zelda, the black female janitor. describe a little bit about it the friendship. >> dell za is a woman of the times. it's 1962. black people don't have the right to vote. so she's considered a second-class citizen within society but in her world at this facility, she's a queen. i mean she talks nonstop, best friends with eliza, sally hawkins' character. >> who plays a mute woman. >> and she plays the voice of that character. it was a wonderful progression of friendship both in real life and on screen to play that. >> you know what it showed me? when you first see the sea creature, he is quite unattractive, but by the time it ends i saw him totally drnltet after a whileeemed hand? . you felt the tenderness and attention. despite evil kindness can reveal. >> that's the meaning of the film. the shach of water is the shape of love and love takes on the shape of a vessel. if you're an ugly person the - shape is going to be quite ugly but if you're a loving person you can see past the differences thamd's one of the beautiful things of movie. >> do you feel you're coming into your own, octavia spencer? you talk about being in your 20s, 30s 40s and now whatever. when you look over the course of your life what do you think about the decays of life? >> in your 20s you really do wonder and care about what other people think. you should. in your 30s you take a little ownership and start seeing yourself by who you are. in your 40s -- and i'll say mid-40s or the latter end of it -- >> 40s are good. >> i don't ka v to care that much about what other people think. at the end of the day, i'm being the best person i can be if it's not good enough well honey, i'm not losing any sleep over it. i am coming into my own. >> i think that happens in your 40s. where you start thinking i feel oklahoma about myself and as long as i feel good about myself and the people i care about because there's always going to be chatter. >> the confidence will be there. you'll always have detractors. >> that is one truth. you can be the best person possible but someone will find a fault with youing when you realize that and understand that as long as you try to be the best person you can be that's it. >> see bianna that's what you have to look forward to. >> i'm lm there. a few months away. >> "shape of water" opens in ( ♪ ) more people shop online for the holidays than ever before. 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( ♪ ) because we know, even the smallest things are sometimes the biggest. good morning i'm jim donovan. a 22-year old is in critical condition after gunfire breaks out at a kensington corner store, police say gunman fired seven shots in the store at amber and bellmore street around 8:00 last night. a 22-year old clerk was hurt by flying glass and bullets narrowly missed an 11 year-old girl. detectives are checking store security video. lets turn to katie for a look at the forecast. >> today we will end up with a day that brightens up with time but still cloudy and damp depending where you are looking closely out on the boardwalk plaza in rehoboth you will note that is there are some left over puddles but wet weather has itself moved out. looking at storm scan at this water zoom well defined back edge to the cloud deck too so that as well will make its retreat, end up with skies clearing with sunshine, in the meantime they we have long since hit our daytime high after midnight we had 59 degrees, so that will be daytime high for record books but what we end up with this afternoon is much more seasonable as cloud break for sunshine we will hit 48. tomorrow similar. know dive continues with additional pulses of air coming our way. a few snow showers on friday night, meisha. >> some people want that. thanks very much, katie. we are looking outside we have a vehicle fire that is under control for now but very busy around route 30 bypass westbound at route 100 that right lane is still compromised, you certainly have residual delays there backing up and gaper delay as well moving in the eastbound direction. accident here route one north bound before trenton morrisville bridge left lane compromised here flashing lights but volume isn't a problem, we have an accident here 676 north before mlk boulevard one lane block there jim over to you. >> thanks, meisha that is "eyewitness news" for now join us at noon. i'm jim donovan make it a great ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ heard about eucrisa for mild-to-moderate eczema? it can be used almost everywhere on almost everybody. the face of a fisherman? the hand of a ranch hand? the knee of a needle pointer? prescription eucrisa is a nose to toes eczema ointment. it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes within your skin. and it's steroid-free. do not use if you are allergic to eucrisa or its ingredients. allergic reactions may occur at or near the application site. the most common side effect is application site pain. ask your doctor about eucrisa. >> announcer: we have been told it was the most important meal of the day. could the truge be the opposite? -- the truth be the opposite . >> the big breakfast debate. >> then he was thrown in prison for a crime he didn't commit. he's out of jail but his mind is still in prison. >>what kind of freaking person bashes in their friends' knee. who would do that? >> a production injury result in gold for oscar robbie. >> welcome, everyone look at these people's weight-loss transformation photos. what if i told you they reshaped their bodies, by doing one thing? skipping breakfast! 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