chairman agrees to cooperate with special counsel robert mueller. we ll have details on the agreement. and, demanding answers, outrage continues as dozens of homes explode just outside of boston. we ll have the latest on the investigation. but we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. oh, my goodness. the roof is gone. yeah. were you in here? i was in there, had my kids asleep and a lot of wind and rain, spinning. the carolinas feel the fewer ri fewer riff florence. this storm say monster. it s been incredible to watch this fire hose of wind and moisture. this amount of wind with this a. water has never been dealt with here before. we didn t anticipate it to be as bad as it was so we stayed. found a couple dogs and there s a cat on a porch down there that has nowhere to go, the water s rising. this is going to be a very trying period. rain and that flooding equals danger and that means we re going to have to h
this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. dickerson: good evening, scott is off tonight. i m john dickerson. the trump team is taking shape and signaling a sharp conservative turn on national security issues. today, alabama senator jeff sessionss was picked for attorney general, leiutenant general mike flynn for national security adviser, and kansas congressman mike pompeo as director of the c.i.a. all three were early supporters of mr. trump and fierce critics of president major garrett begins our coverage. we ve got a great number of men and women, great qualifications. reporter: after a week of tough headlines about a transition in disarray, vice president-elect mike pence touted the team taking shape. attorney general nominee jeff sessions was the first senator to endorse mr. trump. this is a movement. look at what s happening. reporter: sessions, 69, has served in the senate for 20 years, a hard liner on against the 2009 hate crimes bill and reauthorizi
inmates to cover their prison costs. the white house is asking for help from silicon valley in the fight of i.s.i.l. we begin this evening with a capture of one of the world s most infamous drug lords el chopo. he was taken into custody this morning in the central western coastal state. the arrest came seven months after he made a dramatic prison escape through a tunnel. the man known as el chopo or shorty has taken on wrshgs ythic status. he has escaped before and he will escape again. for the president it was an opportunity to reclaim the upper hand after his embarrassing escape last july from mexico s most secure prison. translation: today is extremely important for the mexican government. today our sfugss have demonstrated once again that citizens can trust them. reporter: the mexican government says it honed in on the drug lord friday morning in his home state. a citizen called police to complain about armed men holed up in a house. the military arrived and says
moment of, it s a movement moment and the nation over these years has been reporter of movements and the change the deep transformational change movements can bring. whether it s 400000 people in the street, the climate march, whether it s the immigrant rights movement, whether it s fast food workers. you know, the student death strikes. these are movements we are in touch with. we conclude with john elderfield and peter galassi about the paintings in the studio. take on the art of the past and in the end, there s a great moment in the past which is probably never going to be surpassed. they really are things which people have to work against and learn from and you know. but it will never succeed if they simply try and repeat. so outcomes continue to change. rose: politics for the race of the presidency 2015 the history of the nation s magazine and paintings and photographed in the studio. all that when we continue. rose: funding for charlie rose has been provided b
moment of, it s a movement moment and the nation over these years has been reporter of movements and the change the deep transformational change movements can bring. whether it s 400000 people in the street, the climate march, whether it s the immigrant rights movement, whether it s fast food workers. you know, the student death strikes. these are movements we are in touch with. we conclude with john elderfield and peter galassi about the paintings in the studio. take on the art of the past and in the end, there s a great moment in the past which is probably never going to be surpassed. they really are things which people have to work against and learn from and you know. but it will never succeed if they simply try and repeat. so outcomes continue to change. rose: politics for the race of the presidency 2015 the history of the nation s magazine and paintings and photographed in the studio. all that when we continue. rose: funding for charlie rose has been provided b