Captioning funded by cbs good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. Im annemarie green. This morning theres dramatic new video of the investigation of the deadly crash of a ukrainian jetliner in iran. Intelligence sources tells cbs news the plane was shot down by iran. Video obtained by the New York Times appears to show the moment the airliner was hit by a missile just minutes after takeoff from tehran on wednesday. All 176 people on board were killed. This morning an iranian official denied a missile hit the plane. Hes calling on the u. S. And canada to release information that supports the missile strike claim. The plane crash happened just hours after irans missiles attacked a u. S. Troops in iraq in retaliation for u. S. Drone strike on irans top general. Kris van cleave has new details on the crash investigation. Reporter startling new video camera captures the flight raining down. The plane had just been struck in midair by two iranian missile
Where people have been voting for a new president the top Issue National security. It started as a protest against rising fuel prices in france a year on people who are part of whats known as the Yellow Vest Movement are still showing their anger there have been demonstrations to mark the Anniversary Police of gas to try to break them up the movement turned into protests against the cost of living with antigovernment violence across the country at its peak 300000. 00 people took part in those protests that number has dwindled in recent months theyve baka has more from paris to the plaster italy in the center of paris its very much become the epicenter of clashes between demonstrators from the yellow press movement lines of police many a good couple of 1000. Straight as a mast here earlier on they have permission to do that but the scenes quickly became violent you can see probably a tremendous amount of damage around us whats left of some wooden buildings over here smoldering the fire
You could call it perhaps a sigh of relief. At least for now. The stock market, which traded in a narrow range ahead of former fbi director james comeys testimony, rose slightly today when his prepared remarks were released and there appeared to be no smoking gun, although more could come out during the full hearing tomorrow. Mr. Comey recalled a number of meetings and conversations and one where the president said he needs and wants loyalty. His testimony was detailed but it was interpreted by the market at least today as being less damaging than perhaps originally feared. So when all was said and done, the Dow Jones Industrial average added 37 points to 21,173. Nasdaq was up 22 and s p 500 gained three. Capping the gains was an unexpected rise in crude inventories, which sent the price of oil tumbling, its worst oneday performance in three months. Investors are looking to the outcome of the general election in the united kingdom. Wilfred frost is in london for us tonight. Reporter th
Name out of consideration for any position, including the one he wanted, secretary of state. The news break says the president elect takes his show on the road saying thank you. In this case, stumping for votes again to a big crowd in louisiana, which votes for Senate Runoff tomorrow. Right now he is headed to michigan for another thank you stop tonight. Peter doocy is already in grand rapids. Reporter good evening. Former new york city mayor Rudy Giuliani is one of mr. Donald trumps most trusted confidants. He will not have a position in a trump white house. He has asked for his name to be withdrawn from consideration for any position in the administration. This evening, mr. Giuliani said this. Its not about me. Its about whats best for the country and the new administration. Becoming kind of very confusing and very difficult for the president elect and my desire to be in the cabinet was great, but it wasnt that great. And he had a lot of terrific candidates. And i thought i could pla
Place in his new disinflation is the new wildcard. We will examine the bill gross departure from pimco and we begin with julie hyman and the latest of elements at pimco and Janus Capital. Good afternoon. The financial world is reeling and trying to figure out what was behind the departure of bill gross from pimco. One could argue that perhaps some of the warning signs or flags were there. The firm has been in tumult for the last year or so following 16 trade months of redemption to its flagship ones which is the Worlds Largest bond fund. That was downk of 200 33 billion and now down to 22 billion in assets. Bill gross is leaving the firm he founded back in 1971. There had been some infighting as well at pimco and there was the departure of his top lieutenant, Mohamed Elerian who went to the Parent Company alley ons as a Global Economic adviser. That is the background here we have seen. Hass going to janus which struggled to get its fixedincome business up and running. We talked to jack