john brennan, mary mccord and ben rhodes are still with us.hat went through your mind when you first heard this reporting. >> oh, my god. it's hard to be surprised or shocked, but clearly the fact that there was a ten-inch binder of information related to russia's attempts to interfere in the 2016 election that has gone missing, and has been missing over the past several years and really quite disturbing, and worrisome. let's make clear, there is indisputable intelligence that russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election in order to help donald trump get elected. that intelligence was collected primarily by the fbi, the cia, and the nsa, and it involved a wide array of sources, human sources, technical inflection systems as well as that came from our allies and partners around the globe, and this was very sensitive information that was including in these intelligence reports, and the cnn reporting refers to raw intelligence, and raw intelligence is the unevaluated intelligence reports that are generated by these three agencies, and ther

but my favorite hawaii quarterback is colt brennan. >> colt brennan was the late star quarterback who was his cousin. the team is practicing out there on the island and enjoying the beaches. the spartans are 9 1/2-point favorites against coastal carolina. the hawaii bowl is this start night. >>> let's take you outside now in san francisco. our live cam at oracle park. a few more months until the giants' season starts. . >>> welcome back. we are back to jeff. interesting what you were saying. it will be rainy down in southern california as well. so a lot of travel plans might be impacted. >> i'm glad you brought that up because they do have flood watches and warnings down there in southern california. right now look at the doppler radar. just some spotty rain. let me show you when things are going to pick up. we'll take a look at that microclimate forecast. let's move it right into early tomorrow morning at 2:00 a.m. that's when the cold front is expected to move next to the coastline. you can see how things again ramping up near the coast at 2:00 a.m. this would hit right here for tha

in tonight's "weekend journal" noel brennan of our chicago station show as high-tech solution to keepand sound. ♪ >> reporter: maddie zuckerman is singing -- ♪ -- for science. her vocal coach theresa has been guiding young opera singers like maddie at northwestern university for almost 25 years. they both understand just how fragile a gift a voice can be. >> i was trying to get people's attention, and i had somebody else speak for me, because i didn't want to use my voice. >> reporter: part of a pioneering project to manage the stress we put our voices through. >> the sensor is super helpful making sure that i know how much i've used my voice during the day. ♪ aww-aww-aww ♪ >> reporter: when maddie sings a sensor on they are throat monitors how hard her vocal cords are working then sends data to an app, like a fitbit for your voice letting you know when you're working too hard so you can avoid vocal cord injuries. like the one that led adele to cancel concerts in 2017. it would be more than four years before she took the stage again. ♪ ooh-ooh ♪ >> reporter: a better engineer than a s

director brennan, in short, let's wait patiently. that is the stuff that lives on in infamy after october 7th. i know we're talking about a different intelligence service and israel. but as far as the chain of command, as far as that ways and analysts would have around the corner like this, who seems that sit on not taking this anywhere. does that opportunity exist? how many people do you imagine what this report. >> they should have been a lot. and there should be no single point of value. no single person should be able to stop something like this from being further reviewed and looked at. if this document, there seems to be no question -- this was a legitimate hamas document -- that just didn't believe they were able to carry it out. but something like this should have been short broadly. i wonder, something like this, should have been insured broadly across is really defense intelligence. -- and even to the extent that the united states is such a close intelligent rotten ship with the israelis. this is something that i think they

i'm margaret brennan in for norah o'donnell.ve details about a major prisoner swap between the u.s. and venezuela. ten americans, including several that the u.s. considered wr wrongfully detained were released from that south american country, for a friend of president nicolas maduro, who is under indictment for narco trafficking. an american fugitive known as fat leonard, who fled the country, before being sentenced for his role in a bribery and corruption case, will be sent back to the u.s. to face justice. the deal is one step in president biden's latest efforts to improve relations with maduro's venezuela, after offering sanctions relief this fall. that country is the source of the largest migrant crisis in the western hemisphere, directly impacting the u.s. border. cbs' ed o'keeffe leads us off at the white house. good evening, ed. >> reporter: margaret, last year, the biden administration sent a convicted murder back to russia in exchange for brittane gr griner. this time, it was someone who pleaded guilty to ripping off t

i'm margaret brennan in tonight for norah o'donnell.m is slamming the west, impacting holiday travel, and we'll get to it in a moment. >>> but we begin in central europe with a rare, deadly mass shooting on a university campus. at least 14 people were killed and 25 others wounded when a lone gunman opened fire from the roof of a building at charles university in prague. that is the capital city of the czech republic. police say they later found the body of the gunman, a 24-year-old student at that school. and this happened in the heart of historic prague. police say there's no indication of any political or terrorism motive for today's attack. cbs's elaine cobbe leads off our coverage tonight. >> reporter: shots fired and chaos erupted mid-afternoon at charles university in central prague. panicked students and faculty ran for their lives. police say the suspected shooter was a 24-year-old student. he took aim from a campus rooftop. sergei medvedev was giving a lecture when the shooting began. >> we barricaded the door. we put all the,

you have the brennan history, and then you have different justices' memos or drafts.. you're basically giving the living history of where this very momentous ruling comes from, which otherwise would never go public, right? we would never have, the court doesn't release that road. so you added to the facts, the public facts. but when the book comes out, how did your sources in the legal community react? >> well, half the legal community, half the lawyers said, oh, we already knew that. all the detail, inside. and the other half said we don't want to know that. a sense of let the court do its business. now, after the book came out, and i had said this publicly before, it was justice stewart who started the process one night when i went to his home and he kind of laid out some of the anger that he and other justices felt toward chief justice berger. after the book came out, a moment i will not forget, i was at a reception and justice stewart was there and i went up to him and said hello, shook his hand and i said, i didn't get your review of the brethren. and he looked a

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leading to this catastrophe. >> deadly wrong, strategically wrong, director brennan, what alarms went this reporting? >> well, a lot of alarms. it is exceptionally rare to be able to obtain a copy of a detailed battle plan of your enemy, especially more than a year in advance of the attack, of the battle. so it demonstrates that israel did have access to these inner circles of hamas sometime in 2022. and they made a determination at that time, as ronen said, that this was beyond the capabilities of hamas, and at the time, it probably was. but the problem is that their analysis, their assessment remained static over the course of the last 12, 14, 15 months, however long. this plan should have driven israel's collection capabilities against hamas, to see whether or not hamas was making progress, realizing the aspirational qualities of this plan. they should have continued to take a look and see whether they could identify any indications that hamas was moving along the path of progressing on this plan. and clearly there were indications that they were, which is why in the reporting it s

former cia director john brennan is here to walk us through what the u.s. can do and what iran is trying to do. the region could be just a few missteps away from a catastrophe. since october 7th, the u.s. has brought down missiles and drones believed to be headed toward israel and american troops have been seriously injured in syria and iraq from repeated rocket and drone attacks. 76 attacks on american forces and installations in just seven weeks. a major uptick in hostilities. and now that the cease fire has ended and the idf moves into southern gaza, the question is do those provocations get even worse? here's courtney kube with the reporting from the pentagon. >> reporter: houthi rebels made good on their threat to attack commercial ships launching attacks against at least three ships in the red sea over the weekend. now, in each case, they launched anti-ship ballistic missiles striking the ships but not causing any damage or leading to any injuries among the crew. now, the uss carney a u.s. military warship was in the region at the time, and it respond

all right, so we'll cross back to throughout the day, paul brennan, thank you for the time being. well, there's been no let up, and daily is really rates on the occupied. westbank. 2 young palestinian men were arrested when troops stormed the columbia refugee camp earlier on sunday. how much you had been show on the, on the habits sean, you were taken from their homes by is really soldiers. troops also storm the town of 2 of us early on sunday, with the convoy of around 50 vehicles. gun battles were reported between palestinian fighters and is really forces. bulldozers followed the convoy. they destroyed roads and the damaged water pipes. who thought that how many times more from it on the it certainly was a very large rate that's as actually ended now according to residents. we spoke to, um, it is one of those areas. one of those cities that have been the focus of is really rates for quite a while because of the presence of palestinian resistance. then it was about to a when a large con, void of is really army vehicles made their way into a 2 bass, followed by bulldozers. as we u

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. >>> and morgan brennan is getting ready. i can't speak.ill join her on the other side of this quick break. we look forward to that. see you then. stay with us. ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "power lunch," everybody. alongside morgan brennan, welcome, morgan. i'm tyler mathison. coming up, we're 24 hours away from the fed's decision on interest rates. no change in rates expected. but with another tame inflation reading this morning, or relatively so, when ratescould start to come down. >>> plus, ai is transforming everything, including banking. we'll talk to an analyst who is looking at the regional banks and breaking them into ai leaders and laggards. names you need to know coming up. >>> but first a check on the markets with the major averages trading today at multi-year highs. highest level for the dow, s&p and nasdaq since 2022. led by financials, materials and healthcare sectors fo

margaret brennan's guest include tony gonzalez and chris coons of delaware.dnight. >>> from cbs news bay area,s in the evening edition. >> now at 6:00, rain is on the way heading into the peak of the holiday season. we are tracking the timing and how much it could affect your christmas plans. >>> plus, modern day pirates targeting boats at the oakland estuary. police want to clear out everyone who's staying there illegally. why some homeless say they're being unfairly singled out. >> i'm being kicked out of a boat, why? what did i do wrong? >> he tried to steal that dinghy right there. i had so say what are you doing? >>> and how fresh food, dancing, and a giant pinata are helping a struggling neighborhood. >>> i'm andrea nakano, brian hackney is off tonight. our top story tonight is the weather. we could be in line for a very wet week. let's get right to first alert meteorologist darren peck with the timing of all these storms and what we can expect this week. >> the timing is the challenge. so what i want to do, andrea, is start out with the big picture and

law john brennan was the director of the cia under president obama, and he joins me now.nk i know the answer to this question, but i'm gonna ask it anyways. does this happen fairly often with highly classified stuff, that it goes missing? >> only when donald trump is president of the united states, or in his aftermath, since he has retained it. this really is just a demonstration of just how reckless donald trump, and i think his team, treated classified information. given that this is above and beyond what jack smith indicted donald trump for, in terms of documents at mar-a-lago. what is most unnerving is that it is unknown, the contents of these ten inches of documents within this binder. cnn reporting a new york times reporting was referring to raw intelligence contained in there. that always worries me. because ron intelligence, or the underlying intelligence documents that could provide details about the intelligent sources, whether or not it cia sources or fbi confidential context, or the very technical collection systems. these are the things that are considered to

. >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington. this week on "face the nation" -- the u.s. steps up pressure on israel to do more to protect civilians as the pause to release hostages ends and the israeli offensive resumes. the bombing in gaza is back as israel continues its efforts to destroy hamas. despite israeli leaders vowing to do all they can to keep civilians out of the crossfire the biden administration says they need to do more. >> too many innocent palestinians have been killed, as israel defends itself, it matters how. >> the center of gravity is the civilian population. if you drive them into the arms of the enemy, you replace a technical victory with a strategical defeat. >> we'll have the latest on the conflict and the efforts to free the rest of the hostages and talk with house intelligence committee chairman mike turner about his concerns about our own ability to gather intelligence to prevent attacks here in the u.s. >>> plus, six weeks out from the first votes in the 2024 presidential contest. are the other contenders giving trump a pass on his inflammato

>>'s cousin colt brennan was star quarterback back in the day. the spartans are favorites against coastal carolina. they like to have fun. we wish them the best. the hawaii bowl is this saturday night pacific time from the island. >> it looks like they are ready. >>> coming up at 6:00, studying and tense. a story you will see only on nbc bay area. the burden of homelessness impacting an alarming amount of students and one south bay school district. >>> is this is emily how are fed up with all the robberies. the latest smash and grab is raising a lot of eyebrows. >>> we track the updated timeline of how long it's going to stick around. >>> good evening and thanks for being with us. >> we begin with sobering news in the midst of holidays. kids in the bay area with no gifts, no tree and no home. in the south bay school district this student homeless population doubled this year. we have the exclusive story. >> then uses jaw-dropping for many in the community. the fact that a growing number of children among them don't have the most basic of necessit

and i love this from head coach brant brennan made the announcement surfboard board shorts. at his team's reaction when they're going to play coastal carolina december 23rd, a homecoming for hawaiian native chevan cordeiro. not sure how many spray tans are needed, but that's a lot of fun there. mike, would you ever love your coach to do something like that on a bowl announcement that is fantastic. >> that's the kind of stuff. mariucci would do. back when i was playing, when he was my quarterback coach and offensive coordinator, the guys that have great charisma are so fun to play for. and obviously brant brennan has a ton of charisma with his team like that, bringing a surfboard out. it says a lot to your team, right? and that's the culture that you're trying to build. you're trying to build something where everybody has fun playing, keeps it fun because it's a grind. but if you can keep it fun like that, you're in good shape. >> got about 20s. but cal taking on texas tech in the independence bowl, shreveport have some great shreveport stories, but you have to hear them on t

the games live 6 some. assigning is a man in form but with the 75 minutes on the clock. brennan's justin engine map for just a moment. the brilliance to level the schools with defend is all round to him. he went direct is the goal of the season rescuing a point for perimeter. so that was to be no glorious victory for lovesick and full of books final game. but he still departs as a true club. legend finance were relatively quiet for the 1st half hour and looks good. but then thomas mill is blind cross found him on these jala, if you made it one. now a goal in his 100 parents to the cloud. the youngest play ever to reach that monkey. 10 minutes they took miller, not just another assist. full this time old credit went to harvey kane city, dc for me. englishman. what a sighting he's being miller of extended his contract with buying earlier in the week. no to bad few days for the still awards and not a bad few months. he new teammates came they weren't finished here. the, as most book responded right before the half time with so maximilian, on or do less thing, one man from distance to house.

. >> reporter: veterinarian brennan mckenzie has been working on the medication for years and hopes toeveral extra years once the drug is ready for healthy canines. >> aging is biology like anything else and causes most of the diseases dogs get, heart disease, kidney disease, cancer. they're all manifestations of aging really and so our approach is to look at the basic mechanisms of aging and say what could we target there to slow the whole process down and try to prevent as many of those diseases and give as much healthy life to dogs as we can? >> reporter: in an industry first, the fda agreed with mckenzie and his team the drug showed enough evidence to effectively extend healthy years in dogs. >> it's a mark of scientific legitimacy. they are used to claims made for things and not knowing whether they should believe them and when the fda puts you through the hoops and you go through them, you have more confidence. >> reporter: a dog owner himself, mckenzie keeps one beloved pup at top of mind as his medication gets closer to full fda approval. >> grommet was a 75-pound akita lab mix

the games live 6, some. assigning is a man in form but with the 75 minutes on the clock. brennan's justin engine map for just a moment. the brilliance to level the schools with defend is little round to them. he went direct is the goal of the season rescuing a point for perimeter. so that was to be no glorious victory for logic and phones books final game. but he still departs as a true club legend fine were relatively quiet to the 1st house. our books book. then thomas miller's sublime cross found him on these jala to make it one now a goal in his 100 to parents to the club. the youngest play ever to reach that monkey. 10 minutes a 10 minute, not just another assist. full though this time old credit went to harvey kane city. d. c. for the englishman. what a signing he's the mother of extended his contract with buying earlier in the week. no to bad few days for the still awards and not a bad few months. he new teammates came they weren't finished here. the, as most book responded right before the half time with so maximilian on or do less thing. one minute from distance to house, the defi

that's brent brennan delivering the news and carrying the surfboard.hey take on coastal carolina university, at the university of hawaii. it is the first-ever meeting between the schools and the first trip to the easypost hawaii bowl for the san jose state spartans. the team finished tied for first place in the mountain west division. >>> another bay area team heading to a bowl, the cal bears. we're waiting to hear which bowl game they will play in. >>> thanks for joining us at 4:30. we are working hard at the 5:00 newscast. he joins us next in two minutes. >>> right now at 5:00, good news with retail thefts in san francisco. the work being done by police to make sure they continue to drop. >>> former san jose mayor sam liccardo is getting closer to running for congress. the step he is taking to becoming a candidate for eshoo's seat. >>> and the newly formed task force in san jose. till legal guns and drugs it has taken off the streets. news at 5:00 starts right now. thank you for joining me. i'm garvin thomas. san francisco may be making a dent in its

until next week for "face the nation" i'm margaret brennan.york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we'll have the latest from the middle east, including charlie d'agata's look inside a tunnel under gaza that israel claims hamas built for a large-scale attack. but first a powerful storm is roaring up the east coast right now. it's set to wreak havoc for millions of you ahead of the holiday season. fierce winds, even

today on campus -- this is fun -- head coach brent brennan showed up to his team's meeting with -- what's that, jeff? >> a surfboard. >> no shirt and a surfboard. >> what? >> the spartans will take on coastal carolina university in the hawaii bowl, which is december 23rd. another bay area team is heading to a bowl game, the cal bears, but we're still waiting to hear which bowl game they'll play in. that's really fun for the team. >> that's 100% commitment. >> you need to do a road trip for hawaii for that game. >> i'm game, >>> tonight, more hostages released from gaza hours after a deadly terror attack in jerusalem, with time running out to extend the cease-fire again eight more israeli hostages freed today among them, a 21-year-old woman who appeared in the first hostage video from hamas. today, after 55 days in captivity, the emotional moment she is reunited with her mother and brother and the surveillance video. gunmen opening fire on a bus stop in jerusalem during rush hour three people killed, including a pregnant teacher. hamas claiming responsibility our team in israel tonight. >>

. >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington.his week on "face the nation" -- we'll look ahead to 2024 with our year-end correspondent round tables. plus, we reflect on the good news from 2023. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ . >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation" on this christmas eve. it's tradition here at cbs news to gather our washington reporters and look forward to the year ahead. we begin with our beat reporters here in the nation's capital. david martin is cbs news national security correspondent, jan crawford is our chief legal correspondent, robert costa is our chief election and campaign correspondent, catherine her ridge senior investigative correspondent and jeff pegues is our chief national affairs and justice correspondent. thank you all for celebrating with us. >> thank you. >> and being here at the table. jan, i want to start with you because we are heading into a year where the security is-- supreme court is going to play a central role in our politics. we saw the colorado supreme court ru

for "face the nation," i'm margaret brennan.ouncer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight, there's a major storm blowing through the midwest. this is nebraska. blizzard warnings are up in some areas of the state. air travel is treacherous. we'll have the latest on the weather threat coming up, but we begin in the middle east. today israel says 15 soldiers have bn

. >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington.his week on "face the nation" -- at year's end, america's migrat. will 2024 finally bring some solutions? >>> every day this month, thousands of migrants crossed america's southern border into the u.s. increasing the strain on both federal officials and local communities. meanwhile, bipartisan negotiators in the senate are struggling to strike a deal that might stem the crisis and overhaul immigration laws for the first time in nearly 40 years. but with the issue tied up in the debate over aid for ukraine, israel and more, what will it take to find a compromise? we'll check in with the top republican negotiator, south carolina senator lindsey graham and hear from two democratic mayors who say the influx of migrants has brought their cities to a breaking point and want more help from the biden administration. with just over two weeks until voters choose the republican nominee, the candidates are trying to topple frontrunner donald trump and are struggling through some unforced errors. >

. >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington and this week on "face the nation" -- we'll take a closer lookt the challenges facing the country, inflation, immigration at the border, foreign policy, and more. as washington prepares for the holidays, congress is at yet another impasse. president biden is stepping up his battle cry for. >> trump just talks the talk. we walk the walk. >> but that walk is a tough call so far for the president. despite inflation being at its lowest level in two years, six out of ten americans say the economy is bad. democrats say biden is still better than the leading alternative. >> in the end, when people are -- they're mad at joe biden and they're going to be more mad at donald trump. even if they have to hold their nose, they're going to support joe biden. >> former resident trump is also making a pitch to the voters. >> i said i want to be a dictator for one day and you know why i wanted to be a dictator, because i want a wall, right, i want a wall, and i want to drill, drill, drill. >> republican voters like what trump says, but some aren't convinced he can

full brennan has moved from geneva in the opening words of the director general. all of the world health organization came straight to the point. this is a meeting we would rather not be having. she told delegates only the 7th time in the world health organization. 75 year history, but its executive board has met in a special session, the crisis, the catastrophe as it was described in the music and gaza. the reason for bringing all these delegates together on a sunday, the testimony that was heard by the delegates, included from save of children, to hear about children having to have limbs amputated without the anesthetic of maggots, festering and wounds on the statistics that were presented were equally stock 1900000 people made refugees by sea bombardments of israel having to be displaced within guns, around half a 1000000 event, with no hope of going home. the properties simply obliterated by the compartments on the table was a resolution, a draft resolution cooling for immediate, sustained on, on stresses access for humanitarian and medical records. to be able

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margheret brennan spoke to the family of one american held by the taliban for the past 16 months. >> whose husband ryan is being detained by the taliban, feared that going public would endanger his life. she is now breaking her silence because she says her husband's health is deteriorating. now that the u.s. is regularly meeting with the taliban, she wants president biden to make bringing an american home his top priority. >> while we love and respect the people of your country, i desperately need my father home. >> reporter: 13-year-old caleb corbett read us the letter he wrote to the taliban, personally bl pleading with them to free his father. caleb's dad, 44-year-old ryan corbett, has been detained in afghanistan for 16 months. ryan's wife, two daughters and son are desperate. what is life like for him? >> he's held in a very small cell. he's allowed sunlight 15 to 20 minutes per month. there have been reports of him fainting, of seizures. he had to celebrate his 40th birthday in the cell alone. >> reporter: corbett was arrested in august 2022, a year after the last u.s. troops w

our own margaret brennan asking a senior administration official if the death of hamas leader yahya sinwarmastermind of the october 7th terror attack, is necessary for the end of the conflict. she was told it's safe to say his days are numbered. cbs's ramy inocencio reports tonight on the new timeline for the war. >> reporter: in a shattered school, israel's military said it killed many militants in intense fighting in the past day, hailing the surrender of about 70 alleged hamas fighters. in the south, israeli strikes leveled homes and killed dozens in rafah and khan younis. one survivor said "they're children." today's deaths adding to the more than 18,000 killed according to gaza's health ministry run by hamas. president biden weighed in. >> we want them to be focused on how to save civilian lives, not stop going after hamas but be more careful. >> reporter: u.s. national security adviser jake sullivan in israel today pressed prime minister benjamin netanyahu on a timeline. two u.s. officials tell cbs news israel's current phase of its offensive should be completed in two to three weeks

since taking over as san jose state football coach brant brennan has highlighted the importance of academics and of course, graduation. >> holding the school's first football graduation at a bowl game in hawaii was a priority for coach to recognize the pride he and his staff have for their accomplishment. >> that was one of the coolest things i've ever been a part of, to be able to do it with their friends and their family and their teammates, uh, here, while they're preparing for the bowl game, was incredibly special. it was a really, really neat night on this day. >> there were no classmates or professors, but there was family. the football family of coaches, staff and players there to celebrate a moment none of these players will forget. >> the ceremony itself is awesome, but getting to have that special with just the football team there, the guys who spend pretty much your whole your entire experience in college with and then having the family there as well, there's nothing better than that. >> i know my family wasn't here, but having all my boys here, that, uh, that we did this thing th

i'm margaret brennan in for norah o'donnell.ght with new details about a major prisoner swap between the u.s. and venezuela. ten americans, including several the u.s. considered wrongfully detained, were released from that south american country today, in exchange for a close ally of venezuelan president nicolas maduro, a leader who himself is under u.s. indictment for narco trafficking. as part of the deal, an american fugitive known as "fat leonard," who fled the country before being sentenced for his role in a bribery and corruption case, will be sent back to the u.s. to face justice. the deal is one step in president biden's latest efforts to improve relations with maduro's venezuela, after offering sanctions relief this fall. that country is the source of the largest migrant crisis in the western hemisphere, directly impacting the u.s. border. cbs's ed o'keefe leads us off at the white house. good evening, ed. >> reporter: margaret, last year the biden administration sent a convicted murderer back to russia in exchange for

close with this just in, own reporter margaret brennan asking a senior military official if the deathmastermind of the october attack is necessary for the end of the conflict. she was told it's safe to say his days are numbered. cbs's ramy inocencio reports tonight on the new timeline for the war. >> reporter: in a shattered school, israel's military said it killed many militants in intense fighting in the past day hailing the surrender of about 70 alleged hamas fighters. in the south, israeli strikes leveled homes and killed dozens in rafah and khan younis. one survivor said they are children. today's deaths adding to the more than 18,000 killed according to gaza's health ministry, run by hamas. president biden waiting. >> want them to be focused on how safe civilian lives. not stop going after hamas. but be more careful. >> reporter: u.s. national security advisor jake sullivan in israel today pressed by mr. benton not in yahoo on a timeline should be completed in two to three weeks followed by lower levels of bombing for several months. on israeli tv mr. netanyahu said i told our a

>>> i'm margaret brennan in washington. can the border crisis push politicians into action? and breaking this morning a new cbs news survey of voters in iowa and new hampshire, shows a ray of hope for republicans who want to deny donald trump the nomination. >>> time has just about run out on a border security deal in congress this year, but the pressure to do something to control the massive number of migrants looking for a better life in the u.s. is growing. >>> along with that, the former president's harsh rhetoric out on the campaign trail. >> if you hate america, if you want to abolish israel, if you sympathize with jihadists, we don't want you. >>> can any of this challengers catch donald trump as the campaigning enters the final months. we've been in those states talking to voters and have new results from those states. we'll talk with former new jersey governor chris christie and with efforts made on an immigration deal to free up funding. >>> tony gonzales, chris coons, and crane's ambassador to the u.s. oksana markarova will be here. the year end forecast when the

. ♪ >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington. can the border crisis push politicians into action?nd breaking this morning, a new cbs news survey of voters in iowa and new hampshire, shows a ray of hope for republicans who want to deny donald trump the nomination. >>> time has just about run out on a border security deal in congress this year. but the pressure to do something to control the massive number of migrants looking for a better life in the u.s. is growing. along with that, the former president's harsh rhetoric out on the campaign trail. >> if you hate america, if you want to abolish israel, if you sympathize with jihadists, we don't want you. >> can any of his republican challengers catch donald trump, as the campaigning in iowa and new hampshire enters the final months. we've been in those two states talking to voters and have new results from one of those states. we'll talk with former new jersey governor chris christie and turn to efforts being made on an immigration deal that could help free up funding to ukraine and israel. texas republican congressman tony gonzales,

. >> reporter: national security council spokesman john kirby told "face the nation's "margaret brennanhat has been delivered privately. >> they have been receptive to those messages. the right number of civilian casualties is zero. clearly, many thousands have been killed and many more thousands have been wounded. now more than 1 million are internally displaced. >> reporter: but some republican lawmakers are pushing back against those messages. >> secretary austen is telling israel things that are impossible to achieve. secretary austin, the reason palestinians are dying, gaza is so condensed, hamas has tunnels under apartments, under schools, under hospitals. >> reporter: still democratic critics have pressured the biden administration to draw brighter red lines, moderating u.s. support for israel. >> should there been brighter lines? >> we are having these discussions with our israeli counterparts every day about being careful, precise and deliberate in their targeting and trying to minimize civilian casualties to the maximum extent possible. >> nicole joins us from the white house.

i'm margaret brennan, in tonight for norah o'donnell.nse storm is slamming the west, impacting holiday travel. we'll get to it in a moment, but we begin in central europe, with a rare, deadly mass shooting on a university campus. at least 14 people were killed, 25 others wounded when a lone gunman opened fire from the roof of a building at charles university in prague, the capital city of the czech republic. police say they later found the body of the gunman, a 24-year-old student at that school. this happened in the heart of historic prague. police say there is no indication of any political or terrorism motive for today's attack. cbs's elaine cobbe leads off our coverage tonight. >> reporter: shots fired. [gunshots] chaos erupted midafternoon at charles university in central prague. panicked students and faculty ran for their lives. police say the suspected shooter was a 24-year-old student. he took aim from a campus rooftop. sergei medvedev was giving a lecture when the shooting began. >> all of the desks against the door. >> students

. >>> now to college football, but brennan has transformed san jose's football program from a contender in the conference. he might be one of the coolest coaches in college football. check out how he led his team nowhere they were going bowling. that is awesome. hang 10, coach. the spartans are headed to the hawaii bowl. they will take a six-game winning streak into their matchup against coastal carolina on december 23rd. coach, he can also coach, the first head coach in program history to lead the spartans to three bowl games in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network and that powers more businesses than anyone else. learn how you can get $1000 back for your business today. comcast business. powering possibilities. another one in the books. but we're just gett

today on campus -- this is fun -- head coach brent brennan showed up to his team's meeting with -- what'shat, jeff? >> a surfboard. >> no shirt and a surfboard. >> what? >> the spartans will take on coastal carolina university in the hawaii bowl, which is december 23rd. another bay area team is heading to a bowl game, the cal bears, but we're still waiting to hear which bowl game they'll play in. that's really fun for the team. >> that's 100% commitment. >> you need to do a road

de hecho les quiero mostrar aquí en la calle, en pleno embarcadero, en la intersección con brennan.s. se espera que la lluvia continúe a lo largo del día también, pues se tenga, eh presente que esto pudiera ocasionar retrasos en vuelos en el aeropuerto como ocurrió de hecho, esta mañana en el aeropuerto de san francisco. no solo retrasos, sino también tuvieron que suspender las operaciones por alrededor de una hora en la ciudad de san francisco, por ejemplo. también esta hora gratuitamente, eh, bolsas, bolsas de arena que usted puede ir recoger para así proteger, digamos, la entrada de su negocio, de su vivienda, más si está en una zona que, eh, que tiene inundaciones. cada vez que estas eh lluvias ocurren las bolsas. acá en san francisco están en la calle kansas, pero también otras ciudades de en nuestro estado generalmente ofrecen estas bolsas de arena sin costo alguno. lo que usted tiene que hacer es puede usar, eh, cualquier mapa gps o incluso ir a la página de su condado del departamento de obras públicas y ver dónde las están entregando en vivo. andrés brender telemundo esas z

john brennan is the shelter's codirector. he says the homeless crisis has gotten so bad this year multiple area churches are sharing the burden by rotating. each opening its doors two weeks at a time. >> we're hoping that by doing this we can expand our shelter program, offer it longer, and spread the load. >> reporter: in september, the alameda county board of supervisors unanimously approved a state of emergency on homelessness after the number of people living on the streets jumped 22% from 2019 to 2022. fortunately for john, the city of alameda agreed to fund two-thirds of the shelter's budget. >> you can just see the difference in our guest's well being knowing that they can come back every night and have a place to sleep. >> reporter: after dinner decembers, as they're called here, clear out the tables and get ready for bed. >> lately we've got the woman's section on this side, and we've got the men over there. >> reporter: for nicholas it's a chance to get some rest, not just for himself but also for zorg. >> i'm very

this just in, our own margaret brennan asking a senior military official if the death of the mastermindber 7th terror attack is necessary for the end of the conflict. she was told it's safe to say his days are numbered. cbs's ramy inocencio reports tonight on the new timeline for the war. >> reporter: in a shattered school, israel's military said it killed many militants in intense fighting in the past day hailing the surrender of about 70 alleged hamas fighters. in the south, israeli strikes leveled homes and killed dozens in rafah and khan younis. one survivor said they are children. today's deaths adding to the more than 18,000 killed according to gaza's health ministry, run by hamas. president biden weighed in. >> want them to be focused on how to save civilian lives. not stop going after hamas. but be more careful. >> reporter: u.s. national security advisor jake sullivan in israel today pressed mr. benjamin netanyahu on a timeline two u.s. officials tell cbs news israel's current phase of its offensive should be completed in two to three weeks followed by lower levels of bombing f

i'm margaret brennan infra norah o'donnell.night with new details about a major prisoner swap between the u.s. and venezuela. ten americans including several in the u.s. considered wrongfully detained for a release from south american country today, in exchange for a close ally of venezuelan president nicolas maduro, a leader who himself is under u.s. indictment for narco trafficking. as part of the deal, an american fugitive known as "fat leonard," who fled the country before being sentenced for his role in the bribery and corruption case, will be sent back to the u.s. to face justice. the deal is one step in president biden's latest efforts to improve relations with maduro's venezuela, after offering sanctions released this fall. that country is the source of the largest migrant crisis in the western hemisphere, directly impacting the u.s. border. cbs's ed o'keefe leads us off at the white house. good egood evening, ed. >> reporter: margaret, last year the biden administration sent a convicted murderer to russia for wnba but

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. >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington. this week on "face the nation" -- the u.s.ps up pressure on israel to do more to protect civilians as the pause to release hostages ends and the israeli offensive resumes. the bombing in gaza is back as israel continues its efforts to destroy hamas. despite israeli leaders vowing to do all they can to keep civilians out of the crossfire the biden administration says they need to do more. >> too many innocent palestinians have been killed, as israel defends itself, it matters how. >> the center of gravity is the civilian population. if you drive them into the arms of the enemy, you replace a technical victory with a strategical defeat. >> we'll have the latest on the conflict and the efforts to free the rest of the hostages and talk with house intelligence committee chairman mike turner about his concerns about our own ability to gather intelligence to prevent attacks here in the u.s. >>> plus, six weeks out from the first votes in the 2024 presidential contest. are the other contenders giving trump a pass on his inflammatory a