not know that the highest levels investigating hillary clinton had the fix and for her and against candida trump. let these memos out there, people have been calling for transparency and accountability and continued investigations for over a year. people have called into question jim comey's credibility and everything, that's fine, but i am grasping his relevance in this book away the relevance is probably in these was, not in the book. this is somebody who hardly knew the president, limited amount of time. >> sean: this now needs to end for the sake of the country.

candida. this is what the equivalent to the case is. as for if you are leading to question to the level of punishment appropriate, that's in the judge's hand. he's not for me to decide. it's not a proper thing, not a decent thing, fair or ethical or a legal thing to get into a candidate or anybody else's personal, private e-mail or snail mail and try to find something on the person and disclose it. and without their permission. >> greta: i don't in any way dispute the seriousness of it and how horrible people feel violated and maybe it's a little defense attorney in me. first you commit the crime and you're convicted or admitted to it and then you finish out thebe punishment and you look at different things in punishment and severity of the crime. derailing a presidential campaign or trying to is serious, invading someone's privacy is serious. but his age, you know, 22 is a lot different than 32, but a lot different than 16. i was thinking you know what it's like for you sitting there, 15 feet

isis is threatening to destroy any -- >> at the university of notre dame, candida welcome. >> thanksor having me. >> some people know the story of jonah and the whale from the bible. jonah is saved from dying -- at sea. but as far as the tomb itself and this mosque, what's the significance? >> yeah, well, jews and christians and muslims, but jonah being followed and rescued from the whale is seen as sort of a prophecy of the death and resurrection of jesus. for christians, in fact, they use jonah and the image of jonah coming out of the whale as a symbol of the resurrection long before they used crosses. it's a really important pilgrimage site. >> because it's a significant site, this is also a, be seen as a direct result on christianity there. what would this mean for christians in iraq? >> that's exactly right. this seems to be part of a larger program to drive christians out of iraq. also to sort of physically obliterate christian history from the land of iraq entirely. >> why go after mosques? >> well, the reason they've gone after a mosque, they said it was because it was a plac

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how much do you think what donald trump said and the rhetoric had to do with tonight for your candidaain? >> she has been found fundraising, doing her ownents. she has been a defendant power, a vip surrogate as i call her. she can hold her on. her story resonates with americans. when americans, especially other women see her story and the things she has accomplished and done, they see ted cruz as a woman that's going to defend the things they care about whether it's having opportunities to pursue any career they want or being be a good mom and run a solid household. heidi is someone that is going to bring people together she has been working hard. >> she was a story line. thanks so much on your big night. antonio, that is what it is right now, a big night here we are going to still watch to see how donald trump does in some of these congressional districts, see how the delegates, you know, split happens. it's going to be interesting as well. antonio? >> we will check in with you again off the next hour and a half. thank you. david hangs is the editorial editor from the milwaukee senti

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that's the largest population of elsible candida in nearly three years and represents an aggregate of $1.6illion in potential monthly savings. per borrower, it's about $271 a month. for home buyers,nny savings that monthly payment is crucial given today's high home prices. also, lower rates help more buyers not just afford the loan but qualify for the loan. for "nightly business report," i'm diana olick in washington. >>> to the markets now. as we mentioned earlier, it was a tug of war between rate talks, tech worries. the nasdaq was the big draw. the dow eked out a 4 point gain but the tech names took the nasdaq down by m e than1.5% or 120 points. the s&p wasutown a 7. >>> manufacturing activity in may fell to its lowest level in 22 years. the closely watched institute for supply management's reading fell to 52.1, its lowest since october of 2016. and while anyth0g above shows expansion, the ism chairman said the may number shows manufacturing is earuggling in the face of global demand. >>> on the flip side, new vehicle sales in the u.s. for major automakers, at least those that stil

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do they want their candidas to even throw a slight jab?night ands f tomorrow night, they think tomorrow night's is likely to be the more contentious debe ate. sue is that some of these leading candidates, they don't want to make a misthtake. the er candidates would rather take a risk and get national attention. so it's going be a real test. also, judy, i think we'll see another division. some candidates tonight i leened from this campaign going to lead with policies. amy klobuchar, for example, she's going to talk about the first 100 days, very likely. other candidates, like a beto o'rourke will probably lead with passion and a drive to change. it will be adi very fferent tone between candidates. >> woodruff: stu, speaking of that, how much real difference is there among these candidates on the issues? i know we sometimes lump them into the more moderate versus the more progressive, the more libee l. >> that's oad-brush difference. there are no conservatives in this race in the democratic party anyusre. ther to be but there aren't anymore.

. >> reporter: presidential candida candidate ted cruz was celebrating. >> tonight is a victory for iowa and this nation. >> reporter: a less impressive but still strong finish for donald trump who went into the caucus polling in first place he was very humble. >> there were 17 candidates. i was told by everybody, do not go to iowa, you could never finish even in the top ten. we finished second and i want to tell you something, i'm just honoured. i'm really honoured. >> reporter: this is the moment they said would never happen. marco rubio promised if he becomes the republican presidential nominee he would rebuild the u.s. military and defend gun rights. >> after seven years of obama, we are not waiting any longer to take our country back >> reporter: with the snow storm looming, polls had readdicteded a low turn out >>> there is a meeting. >> such as ramadi, sinjar. as we all know, the assistant secretary just went in with a couple of his colleagues, france and britain went into kabani the other day and he can tell you what he saw and what is happening. beyond our official support, we h

i cannot provide content that promotes a specific candida political party or a specific candidate. >> alexa, why should i vote for kamala harris? while there are many reasons, vote for kamala harris. the most significant may be that she is a woman of color who has overcome numerous obstacles to become a leader in her field overcnumero. erienc additionally, her experience as a prosecutor and her record oe f accomplishment in the in ar areas of criminal justice and immigration reform makea e her a compelling candidate. >> joining us now, texas senator ted cruz. senator, look at this. you have yet the deep state. we saw it happen in 2020, 51. former intel officials, the fbi pre bunking their very real laptop that they knew would be leaked. you'vey were ebunking big tech. we know their involvement. mark zuckerberg revealed a lot of it. you have a corrupt media mob that is nothing but an extension of their press office. you haygot a democratic part that will lie and say anything about any conservative, any win an election. and this is what donald trump and every republican, including you,

election, the executive representing the 40 companies in the internet associatn are talking about which candidald b better . the ceo of the organization saying hillary clinton is clearly better for the internet in >> i think certainly the platform that hillary clinton s put out is a lot more comprehe and speaks to our issues in a very thoughtful way. we have not seen that from the trump campaign. >> reporte verizon ceo lowell mcadam agreed that a clinton presiden would offer more stability for internet giants. >> i think the way most business leaders think about this at this more of a continuous of the last eight years. and it's hard to know what a trump presidency would look like at this point. so, you know, i've had many friends say that they're trying to take steps to keep their busi from being impacted by an election of donald trump. because it could be very unpredicta >> mcadams says he see the uncertaiy slowing down decision making of other businesses, as they wait to see taking a harsher tone, expedia chairman barry diller, a hillary n supporter, saying the fact that donald trump won the

they have been supporting one party candida at the expen and then this issue started, this was done in the interests of russia. there is nothing there that is in russia's >> reporte the president talking about how he felt russia had been d into the u.s. election by both hillary clinton and donald trump as a of trying to bolster support in and he said it wasn't ap for either can't candidate do have done that. he also made the point he is finding it increasingly difficult to have any sort of dialogue with the current administra given hillary clinton's position in the obama government, it looks as though post the election, if hillary clinton does indeed become president, it is going to be increasingly difficult to unwind the tense relationsh that currently exists between moscow and this is geoff cutmore for "nightlyes i >>> pennsylvaa is divided, and the battle is on for its 20 electoral votes. heating up. while hillary as an eight-point lea in most recent polls in the state, donald trump is stealing support in what used to be democratic country. coal country. those coal-mining counties o

candida moss. thank you so much. it's nice to see you. we appreciate your time. >> thanks for having me. >> let's go now to the war in ukraine. tonight, the trump administration is pressing ukraine to accept a deal on rare earth minerals as part of wider negotiations aimed at ending the war. according to a source familiar with those talks, it does not sound as if ukraine's president is likely to take that deal. the talks come as ukraine looks to secure security guarantees from the u.s. cnn's nick paton walsh has more now from kyiv. >> intense discussion and scrutiny around the rare earth mineral deal that has become really the central plank of united states ukrainian relations moving forward. we're hearing from a source familiar with the negotiations that the current draft, certainly as of saturday morning, is not acceptable to the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy, apparently concerned that within that there are many concessions to the united states in terms of the availability of rare earth minerals, metals and natural resources

think most republicans agree that i would probably do a better job debating obama than any other candida candidate, and i think it becomes a very viable, very lively campaign. >> he says he'll march on. in less than a week, voters head to the polls in maryland and washington, d.c., and also wisconsin, which is the state people are really going to be looking at. mitt romney holds now a pretty big lead there, according to a marquette law school poll. romney has 39% support in wisconsin, up 21 points from last month. rick santorum follows eight points behind romney. that's a three-point drop for santorum since february. >>> we're getting some new detail about the night 17-year-old trayvon martin was killed in florida. several reports indicate the lead investigator in the case recommended the gunman, george zimmerman, be charged with manslaughter. the investigator says he was instructed not to press charges because the state's attorneys office did not think there was enough evidence for a conviction. zimmerman was questioned by police hours after the shooting, in which he claimed self defens

th76-year-old possible presidential candida has said he is considering running and will decide in "thnear term". evacuations and rescues are underway across the upper midwest as waters continueo rise after heavy rains and snowmelt. bridges and roads have washed in eastern nebraska and western iowa and the missouri river is at record levels in south dakota, iowa and minnesota. at least two people have died and others are still misng. downstream from this week's flooding, officials in missouri are now preparing for flooding there in the coming week. for updates on the victims of the mass shooting in new zealand, visit our website a pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: this is the core ret-sitory at columbia's lam doherty earth observatory. each of these saawers holds les taken from the beneath the ocean floor. it's a collection that has tak more than half a century to build, and a treasure trnte of scic data on everything from which plants and animals thrived mill how the climate is changing today. earlier i spoke with maureen raymo, a marine geologist studying climate change and the director

. >> pelley: the candida >> pelley: the candidates got out of iowa just one step ahead of a storm thattill spawn tornadoes. here's david begnaud. >> reporter: tonight, a blizzard is sweeping across much of middle america. the zone of snow extends from colorado to wisconsin. more than 13 million people are under the threat of winter weather. nearly a foot of snow has fallen in colorado alone in just 24 hours. in kansas, vehicles had to be dug out. blowing snow has made driving treacherous, with little visibility. big rigs have become stranded. some sedans didn't even have a chance. even snow plows were struggling. the snow cut power to at least 1,600 customers in lincoln, nebraska, where monie and lee hetrick live. >> it's a moment where you go back to where people didn't have power and you have to learn how to adapt. >> reporter: elsewhere today it was unusually warm, from chicago to new orleans. nashville set a record-- 75 degrees. that warmth, combined with strong winds, will cause severe thunderstorms and a looming threat of tornadoes for nearly nine million people from the gulf coa

to appeal to both of those populous entities, so maybe we end up with two semi-serious independent candida candidacies. you guys out in california do this a lot. >> i think it would be a mistake, frankly, to limit the potential to just huntsman or paul. i genuinely believe that our friend, newt gingrich, is a more distinct possible third party candidacy coming out of the republican operations than almost anybody else on the ballot. after all -- >> what gives you that? >> well, he's the guy that has no real structure, for running for president. he's the guy that appeared to have abandoned the race some time ago. he's the guy that has a considerable amount of the baggage. he's the guy that a number of republicans are already speaking about in a negative fashion. and newt is a really fighter. he doesn't take that easily. and he will view himself as being a viable candidate for democrats, for republicans, and for everybody else, and that he's without the need to have any of the usual party structure. and if he thinks that way, his ego, i think, is massive enough to propel him into the race, an

. >> gop candida stage for the first debate of 2016. >> sparing in south carolina taking on terror, immigration and of course, one another. >> the constitution hasn't changed but the poll numbers have. >> you become the nominee who the hell knows if you could serve in office. >> donald did a long interview. he explained his views on a whole host of issues that were different than the views he is describing now. his explanation, look, i am from new york. >> i am asking him to consider changing his views. >> the american people rejected your agenda. it is unconstitutional and we are going to kick your rear end out of the white house come this fall. >> today we are on fire. we have a jam packed show about the debate. >> not minuting words at all. i don't kn john roberts is live with the biggest moments. >> it was a real tough and tumble event out of character with the nature of south carolina gentile nature. seemed to walk right into his craft he knew what was coming. on the issue of whether or not he is eligible to be president because he is born in canada. he scored a clear point against donald

candida moss teaches theology at notre dame. >> this is something that has a really big impact in theives of american catholics, so he's really addressing a particularly catholic issue and one that affects women before he comes to the united states. you might say that he's sort of clearing the debris out of his ath as he prepares his journey here. >> reporter: in 2012, nearly delf of all catholic annulment requests worldwide came from the united states. cylvia believes the pope's decision sends a welcoming message. >> i know a lot of people who fell away from the church because of this very issue, and to me it's just sad because it didn't need to happen. so now, with this new ruling, i foresee a nice spiritual revival that i hope will happen. >> reporter: the pope also called for eliminating annulment fees. norah, his decision does not change church teaching that marriage is the permanent union between a man and a woman. >> o'donnell: all right, elaine, thank you very much. in many parts of america today it felt more like july than september. the temperatures reached triple- digits in

ich, to me, is not about the s-characteof the candida democr or the incumbent president-- it's about the character of the country. and one of the reasons, indeed, the reason i'm in is because i think we see a moment right now, yamiche, where the anxiety and frustration and even anger that people are experiencing about their economic and social lives is so widespread, there is an opportunity through solutions to unite the country. and my own leadership experience atth in the public sector and in the prsector has... has been successfully to get people to turn rather than on each other.nk and... and i tt's a moment we shouldn't miss. >> alcindor: the headline from the last debate was - raiser in a wine cave. yove had very successful career in the private sector. what do you make of that being the headline? and this is a problem for the democratic party? >> well, i'm sorry that a... that a debate that was so substantive otherwise had a i don't think i've ever been in a wine cave. but i think it's kind of beside the point. you know, i think many, many americans agree with me and i think m

university of notre dame theologian candida moss. >> pope francis is sort of running the risk of alienating groups and what that probably suggests is that he's a moderate. >> reporter: one who is just nine months into a papacy that could last years. how big a deal is it to have a pope that has changed the conversation in some ways. >> it has changed. we no longer have every story starting "scandal-ridden catholic church." >> reporter: this pope's first christmas present to the world's 1.2 billion catholics. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org g >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> tonight, the lack of safety changes at san francisco international airport in the wake of the asiana airlines crash. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. the ntsb just wrapped up a nearly 12-hour hearing investigating the moments right before and right

in the letter the pope calls abortion a tragedy but says, "i have met so many women who bear wh candida moss teaches theology at notre dame. >> we should note that pope francis said that a woman has to be contrite. she has to repent of what she's done, but he also said that he understood that this was an existential and moral decision for women. and he understood that it could be very difficult. >> reporter: the announcement is the latest in a string of papal moves meant to set a more welcoming tone for the church. in 2013, the pope made headlines with his comments on gay men. "if a person is gay and seeks god and has good will," he told reporters, "who am i to judge him?" and last easter, the pope washed the feet of prisoners, a symbol eo the church's role in serving the needs of all people. none of the pope's pronouncements have meant a shift in church teaching, but moss says instead are aimed at bringing catholics who felt hienated back to the church. >> while francis has been interested in forgiveness and mercy since his first day as pope, so this is very typical of francis. he want

she will lose, of course, and she will make every other reblican candida lk even reiduls an thewere gog bngn e meta with them. so i don't want to say anything here. not a. delusion that she is an incredible candidate for president of the united states. instead, let's preview what we might have to look forward to in a bachmann for president campaign. >> instead of a leaner, smarter government we bought a bureaucracy that now tells us which light bulbs to buy and which may put 16,500 irs agents in charge of policing president obama's health care bill. >> you may know that the president of china is named hu. his name is president hu. and with all the money that we owe china, i think we might rightly say, hu's your daddy. >> grandma isn't shovel-ready. >> i think it is high time that we recognize the contribution of our forebears, who would not rest until slavery was extinguished in the country. >> what i love about new hampshire and what we have in common is our extreme love for liberty. you're the state where the shot was heard round the world. at lexington and concord. >> joining me now

joining me now, 2016 republican presidential candida

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>> i think the main argument if he goes is that he is actually a pro life protraditional marriage candida. i think he will argue on a legal basis. when it comes to his positions, i don't see much changing. >> he dropped the state's appeal. the state had a case and they could have fought it. this guy surrendered. >> and he hugged obama. >> and he also did that. >> right. >> there i believe we completed all of the republican attack ads. >> exactly. the moderate alternative to the far right and the party, the guy who can win. and the guy who can win cannot be al that far to the right on gay marriage, i think. can't take the traditional republican never never never over my dead body position. there is always one guy who doesn't want to run. >> you know what happened? mccain sat out iowa. >> go to new hampshire or florida. >> robert, how about how it's going to play in new jersey. showing tremendous support in new jersey. is this about christy wanting to run up his number so he can present that number and say look, i got x% of the vote? >> i think he is trying to run up his number in new jerse

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protection, but not necessarily that huge wall that president trump used to speak about when he was a candida> i think the president suggested in some cases the wall could be invisible and take different forms. we want to make at this time best and the most efficient way to get it done. i think the president agrees that that's an appropriate way to handle it. for most of us in the senate and think most of us agree we want border security that is critical, but that means you use the best technologies available. in some cases it's a structure and other cases it's electronic, but the appropriate manpower and it means going back in and talking about those employers who are hiring illegals are not doing that in the future and employers have access to the records to determine who is legal and who is not. >> would this legislation be part of the spending bill or stand o loalone. >> it has to be passed by january 19th to avoid a shut down. border security is part of the deal and i understand the dreamers are part of the deal. what the president calls chain migration and reunification and the lottery

. >> let's talk more about the gingrich endorsement and specifically newt gingrich as a candida candidateme under fire from a lot of folks regarding the comments that he made about the minority communities. whether it's calling president obama the food stamp president or how minority communities to not understand work ethic, getting into a verbal debate with juan williams. >> let's play sound from newt gingrich. it a full screen and i'll read the quote saying i had a very interesting dialog monday night in myrtle beach about the idea of work which seemed to juan williams to be a strange concept and his comments regarding spanish and what are your comments about that? >> nothing. i have known newt gingrich since the early '90s. he appointed me. people that are looking for rational over tones, there's nothing there. >> you find none of it devisive? >> it doesn't exist. i have known newt gingrich for decades. when i first met him as speaker of the house in washington, d.c., we sat down and had a one on one conversation, we had conversations over the years. no, i do not think he has anything

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i don't support political dand r candida candidat candidates. and i try to keep it fair.that being said, the obama ad n administration is having trouble everywhere. the democratic candidates felt he would be a detriment. when mr. obama got out on the trail, he said things like this. >> the republic eans are blocki immigration reform. that's one more reason why we need a democratic senate. so i support you. i'm with you. i'm with you. i'm with you and you need to go protest the republicans. >> do we have a democratic senate now? doesn't make any sense. why would anyone protest the gop when the democratic party holds power? is it's clear president obama's economic policies have not helped working americans. the key indicator, your take-home pay has gone down since he's been in office. the democratic party believe the federal government should run the economy. president obama's, reportedly $1 trillion of tax dollars ináo the marketplace and all we have to show for it is 2%. 2%. it's not working. the government and many regulations, high taxation. it's not working. overseas t

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to cover up something that was going to be embarrassing to the president and embarrassing to his candida candidacy because he is a guy that chased down anything that was susceptible to his limited charms. not a guy who, michael cohen is not a guy doing this because of a random set of circumstances. he was doing this to protect donald trump. and he was doing this in a way -- to be set up to protect donald trump and his reputation. and it is laughable to propose that michael cohen did this randomly. and laughable to think that donald trump hasn't been doing this for decades with other women. >> michael cohen did something because he is a loyal friend to the president. >> do you believe that he did that just because a random porn star called him and said hey, i am going to tell. he knows that donald trump slept with a porn star. this is a guy who did this. and i know you want to deny it, i get t it is a sign of how loyal you are to donald trump. this is not something that is deniable in long-term. this is a pattern of behavior that he has expressed over decades. >> paris, does it make sense

top three republican candidaes, at least according to the polls, donald trump, ted cruz, and marco rubioread out across the state right now. joining us now is kentucky senator and republican presidential candidate rand paul. you're not in iowa right now because? >> i just came from new hampshire. got stuck in a little bit of snow. you remember we had a big snow. i do my day job too. i vote in the senate, and i'll be voting in the senate, and then i'll be heading to iowa. >> iowa is important for you. dp you don't do well, what happens? >> we think we're doing very well there. we're going to exceed all expectations. it has us at 7%. plus or minsz margin of error of herred place. we think we're doing very well. >> after we count the votes we'll look at it. >> ron paul is going to iowa to campaign to you in. >> he will be with me sunday night, and we'll have a big college rally. we have three or four college rallies coming up. he will be at one at iowa state on sunday night. >> libertarian young vote, you are really counting on them to come out because your dad always did pretty well. >> if

i think people respect the fact he took time and he recognized that trump is the party candida candidatenow? i don't know anyone that respects everybody? >> i think people inside the beltway and respect him whether they agree with him or not. >> you think? >> i think so. i have a fair amount of respect. >> do you know him? >> no. >> i find him opaque and hard to read. >> i think he's very likable. >> he reminds me of a lot of people i grew up. >> are you pious like he is? >> i think what people respect is they see him as an ernest person. i think that's what the process was with this endorsement. he's not good at faking it. this was hard for him to come around to this decision because trump was not his first choice. >> he's a more careful person? >> absolutely. ryan is more deliberate and thoughtful than trump. >> he's almost like a theologian of the right and i'm not knocking theologians. he is the book you want to read. he's not an erratic guy with weird, off base positions on things. he's probably pretty much statement of where most republicans in the house stand. >> that could be tru

. >> but trump is the chaos candidaca candida candidate. he takes hold.t about the god awful face. >> putin is a career service. they still celebrate it to this day so the russian state is almost like a large involvement and some virgin. are they playoffs? sometimes they cleared out. >> yeah, i saw his snazzy i.d. card. it was going to work for us? let's be positive. how do we break out of this capture by the russians. >> the first thing we need to do is realize we're far more powerful to them. russia doesn't have a chance to stand up to us. the weakness is, we need a president pushing back. but if -- >> what's your take on trump? he's not stupid so why is he going along with this? why would you let yourselves in terms of supporting somebody like putin. there might be business instances. i think working with the russians some version may be true. >> thank you so much. john seifert. >>> up next, mitch mcconnell found the lights. that's why short of the names, you're watching hardball. i'm snow. and just like you, the further into winter we go, the heavier

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. >> bruce ohr was told that the russians believed they had a candida candidate over a barrel. >> it is the friday before labor day. the season kicks off officially after labor day. while the patton indictment, the patton conviction is interesting today, it may not be the major development or shoe that drops or some people expecting to provide before things get political in a few weeks. do you think he would be resistance to come out with more indictment as we get closer to election day? what do you take to the fact that rudy giuliani says he has not heard from mueller in three weeks. >> the policy or the unwritten rule of not affecting an election normally that was have pertain in the justice department. the public corruption case would be conducted in the general guidance and the justice department would not want to take any steps elated to that investigation that would be interpreted or be able to affect an election's outcome. in the special counsel situation, it depends on the particular charging activity may be. so if there is somebody that's maybe more of a minor player and the