2016 public trust is a set of feelings, more than it is alex wagner joins us at the table to discuss. good morning to you. >> good to see you guys. is it november 9th yet? >> aren't we all counting the days? >> red x marks on the calendar. >> the feelings, after all this time, are still very, very strong against hillary clinton. >> they are. trust has always been a feeling. it is just that in this day and age when we have a fracturing of the news and information and media landscape, it is almost impossible for a candidate or a leader to find some sort of can regain or gain public trust. >> where does it come from? >> where does the lack of -- i think there are a number of sources probably, charlie. you talk about hillary clinton, certainly her husband's record for the progressive base of the democratic party i think is an area of great skepticism. what will she actually -- sure, of course. the third way, the triangulation of democratic politics that was a hallmark of bill clinton is not where the democratic party is anymore. left. so i think there is skepticism on the left about what

there is more real news ahead including bob schieffer and alex wagner on the factorsha plus a look at how cbs news will call each of the races tonight. but first, here is today's eye other t opener at 8:00. >> americans will decide if donald trump or hillary clinton will be president of the united states. >> her campaign is not talking, but confident that they believe victory is well within their grasp. >> trump and his advisers believe they are on the cusp of victory, but that they will need an unexpected surge of election >> assume you and hillary clinton are in power. how will you close the divisions in this country? >> charlie, that is a challenge after every race and may be sharper in this one. >> to you see donald trump and hillary clinton could work together after november 8? >> i would hope so. and i had like all of the people work together. i really would. >> john dickerson, are you sensing election fatigue? >> oh, my gosh. there is amazing fatigue. like everybody is waiting outside the >> i urge you, doesn't matter what your choice is, doesn't matter what you think, go out a

with us now are cbs news alex wagner contributing editor of "the atlantic." great to have both of you here. bob, i watched you on the "cbs evening news" last night, and you said this is the worst presidential election you ever covered? >> then you said what's going to happen next, rain frogs? maybe. >> i mean, locust, frogs, who knows, you can believe anything this year. bad. i mean, i'm getting the feeling now when people see me pop up on television, they say, will, here's old bob to dump on the whole thing again. but it's a sand thing we're seeing happening here. and i worry about young people who are voting for the first time, you know? and that should be such a -- >> there are lots of stories about people saying it's not always like this. >> and i think we have to reassure young le and this is out of the ordinary. things like don't happen. >> i have a fear to that. which it sometimes takes you got to go to the bottom, wake up, take a look, hard look at our political system and fix it. >> yeah. well, i hope so. >> optimistic, i know. >> and it will depend

we look at the potential long-term impact with atlantic magazine contributor alex wagner.time. investigators are looking for classified material as well as anything tied to hillary clinton. >>> now the two major candidates accusing the other of being in more trouble with the fbi than they are. >>> donald trump wants to keep the focus on hillary clinton's latest e-mail woes, while clinton wants to focus attention on trump and russia. >>> hillary clinton yesterday attacking the integrity of the fbi director. >> it is a clinton classic. when you're thrown back on the defense, the best way to try to stench the bleeding is to go on blind attack. >>> the team of contractors was flushing a pipeline, a piece of equipment hit the line and caused the explosion. >>> starting today, the administration will make a major enrollment push, but it could be a tough sell in states like tennessee. >>> iraqi forces fighting to retake mosul have reached the outskirts of the city outside the eastern edge of mosul. >>> after claiming the election is rigged, donald trump said at a rally last week

this is more real news ahead, including bob schieffer and alex wagner on the factors that may decide election day is here. americans will decide if donald trump or hillary clinton will be president of the united states. >> her campaign is not cocky but confident. they believe that victory is well within their grasp. >> trump his advisers lead on the cusp of victory but they will need an unexpected surge of election day turnout. >> assuming you and hillary clinton have power, how will you and her close the divisions? >> that's a question in every race and maybe sharper in this election. >> do you see that hillary clinton and donald trump is work together after this? >> i hope so. i really do. >> john dickerson, are you experiencing election fatigue? >> oh, my gosh. like everything is waiting outside of an operating room to see how the thing -- what are the results. >> i urge you, doesn't matter what your choice is, doesn't matter what you think. go out and vote. no excuses. >> now is your turn. you have a big responsibility. >> whoever wins, i want us to all just promise one thing. le

there is more real news ahead, including bob schieffer and alex wagner on the factors that may decideday's eye opener at 8:00. >>> election day is here. americans will decide if donald trump or hillary clinton will be president of the united states. >> her campaign is not talking, but confident they believe that victory is well within their grasp. >> donald trump and his advisers believe they are on the cusp of victory but will need a surge of election day turnout. >> soassume you and hillary clinton are in power, how will you close the divisions in this country? >> that's a challenge after every race and maybe sharper in this one. >> the outcome of this election, do you see donald trump and hillary clinton could work together after november 8th? >> i would hope so. i really would. >> john dickerson, are you sensing election fatigue? >> oh, my gosh, amazing election fatigue. everyone is waiting outside a operating room to see how -- >> what are the results? >> i urge you, no matter what your choice is, doesn't matter what you think, go out and vote, no excuses. >> now is your turn. yo

, public trust is a set alex wagner joins us at the table to discuss. good morning. >> good morning to you, guys. isn't november 9th yet? >> yes, we're counting the days. the feeling it's still very strong against hillary clinton? >> they are. trust has always been a feeling, right? it's just in this day and age when we have such a fracturing of the institution and information and media landscape, it's almost impossible for a candidate to find platform on which they can gain or regain public trust. >> where does it come from? >> you know, i think there are a number of sources, probably, charlie. i think when you talk about hillary clinton, certainly, her husband's record for the progressive base of the democratic party i think is an area of great skepticism. and the third wave for the triangleation of it. and what kind of a leader and then just years of mistrust on the right, and to some degree, in the center, about the various scandals that have plagued the clintons and their time in public life. >> you're hearing whisperings in her own party? >> yeah,

long-term impact of atlantic magazine contributor alex wagner. but first here is today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> this will take time. what investigators are looking for is classified material. and anything tied to hillary clinton. >> we have the two major candidates now accusing each other of being in more trouble with the fbi than they are. >> donald trump wants to keep the focus on hillary clinton's e-mail saga. while clinton wants to keep the >> hillary clinton yesterday attacking the integrity of the fbi director. >> it's a clinton classic. when you're thrown back on the defense the best way to help the bleeding is is go on attack. >> pluflushing a pipeline when piece of equipment apparently hit it and caused the explosion. >> starting today, the administration will make a major health care push. >> iraqi fs retake mosul say they have reached the outskirts of the city just outside of the eastern edge of mosul. >> after claiming that the election is rigged donald trump said at a rally last week that the country should just, quote, cancel the

we are so happy wel alex wagner as the new co-host of ou. welcome! >> i'm so excited to be here! i couldarely sleep last night! >> we got a great first show for you this morning and for everyone. later on, we are going to take you to poland. dozens of artists are plugging away at one of the most ambitiou amtious feets in cinema. every single frame is painted in the artist's style and show you behi the blue man group as they reach this impressive milestone. >> we catch up with the actor who has worked with everyone our top story. president-elect donald trump is close to making more choices for his cabinet. cbs news has learned former new york city mayo rudy giuliani is the leading candidate for secretary of state. steve mnuchin a former goldman sachs executive will be happened for treasury secretary and wilbur ross. this comes on the heels of this week's announcement of three picks to his national team. weijia jiang is in our washington bureau with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. l of the people the president-elect has tapped in his latest round of picks have

. >>> cbs news bob schieffer and alex wagner of "the atlantic" there they are in the toyota green room to show us how that could impact the race. first it's 8:11. >>> hispanic voters could make history this election. we'll take you to states where the hispanic vote is soaring in early voting. you're watching "cbs this morning." early voting. . you're watching "cbs this morning." and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, amage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the number #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas whe

joining us is alex wagner and we talk about the historic size of the latino vote. that is one of the biggest stories of this election. and we have also suggested that donald trump, by his own statements, contributed to it as much as it was voting for hillary clinton. what do you guys think? >> well, if you look at the autopsy that the republican national committee did after 2012 to look at what went wrong, if you look at every prescription they made in terms of what a future republican candidate and campaign should look like, we lab experiment now in the opposite effect. >> right. >> in 2016, we have actually produced a campaign that is the opposite of what the 2012 autopsy was. so i think that has been a major factor in galvanizing a huge swath of the electorate that is massive diagram demographic gang to the republicans. >> a poll says donald trump has represent within with 19% of the hispanic vote? >> that's a huge question. the other piece of it is not just donald trump but the democrats are targeting latinos across the country for months. this was a long-term

there she is, peggy and dan senor and alex wagner at our election night decision desk who will give theirke a pose! >> plus, seventh graders cannot vote for president until 2024 but this election helped them prepare. the advice they wrote to themselves in a special edition of our series "note to self." time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. "wall street journal" reports on a new discovery that could widen the volkswagen emission scandal. california regulators say some audis are rigged to evade software. volkswagen already faces billions in costs for rigging diesels to cheat on anti-smog test. vw and public regulators have not disclosed the latest discovery. >>> apple's app store in recent weeks, some of these fake apps contain malware can steal your personal information or lock up a phone for ransom. apple says it has removed suspicious acts and remain s vigilant. >> switching out of daylight saving is a link to rising crime and deadly car crashes. a new study says diagnoses of depression jumped more than 10%. long days and ample sunshine can protect again

anthony mason and alex wagner joins us live from new york with the preview. alex, welcome and good morning, anthony. >> reporter: thanks, good to be here. >> welcome. coming up, jan, we have today's headlines plus they have tricked millions who read news on line we will discuss growth in fake journalism and hear why president obama believes it is a serious threat. >>> off broadway hit blue man group turns 25, we will look back at the shows decade long success and take you you behind their blue curtain. >>> and world's first feature film painted entirely by hand. see how a group of artists brought vincent van goh century old artwork to life, it is all ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. >> wow, that looks great, looking forward to it. >>> well, are you considering a bathroom remodel? it can really improve the look and value of your home but it could cost you more than it should if you are not the careful. in this week's angie's list jim donovan has some things you need to know before hiring a contractor for the job. >> reporter: shannon roberts was thrilled ab

anthony mason and alex wagner join us live now, from new york, with a preview. good morning. >> good morning, jan, coming up, the days headlines including the latest on the death of cuban dictator fidel castro. plus will the trump administration shutdown, some say legalization of march juan? take look at this controversial issue. >> also, they house the decorations for dozens of cities across america, including new york. we go inside the company responsible for bringing spirits to the season. >> and want to be up to speed when the ray ward season comes around? we'll break down the best films with the best odds, for oscar nominations. >> all of that and more just ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. >> looks good, thank you, guys. septa helps kick off the holiday season with a special appearance from a jolly old elf. >> santa trade in the his slay for the day to bring christmas cheer along septa's mark frankford line. he and mrs. clause took part in the 26th annual santa express, trip started at frankford transportation center and ended at dilworth park with a fe

. >> i'm alex wagner. >> this half hour, we will take you inside the building that houses the spirit of the season. responsible for decorating the heart of new york city and other cities and we will show you how they pull it off. >> it's also the season for award winning movies. later, we will bring you up-to-speed on the films that have the best shot at those coveted nominations. >> artist from elton john to alice cooper say they are one of the best young bands around. the lemon twigs are a band of brothers from long island, new david, good morning. what is happening in miami? >> reporter: alex, good morning. partying since midnight when they learned that fidel castro was dead. behind me they reopened a main road in little havana. there is still a group of protesters, some of them -- not protesters, actually. people celebrating. who have been here the last six to seven hours. the mayor of miami who, by the way, is a cuban american, his father was a journalist on the island and was jailed for 22 years under fidel castro, he came here today to tell the people you can stay as long as y

the debut of alex wagner and join anthony mason as co-host of "cbs this morning: saturday." we are so happy to have her on the team. >> that does it for us. as we leave you, let's blood back at all that mattered this week. have a great weekend. >> are you, in any way, scared about the gravity of what you're taking on? >> i respect it. but i'm not scared by it. un ified republ icangovernment. >> advisers insist infighting and chaos are overblown. >> i've been in 80 countries. >> we want to have a diplomat in charge of diplomacy. you don't want a bomb thrower! >> the man is brilliant. he treatsry evebody kindly. >> the u.n. is rattled by donald trump's election. >> amers >> coming here tonight wasn't the easiest thing for me. >> all of thises com from a mountain fire. >> it was up there at the top of the ridge and now downo t here. unnerving. >> there used to be a building standing there where you see that backhoe. >> there ishe wre theui blding used to be. >> officer yanez faces the gechar of discharge of a dangerous weapon. out! >> cbs staffers are on the move 24/7 to bring

. >> i'm alex wagner. >> this half hour, we will take you inside the building that houses the spirit of the season. american christmas is heart of new york city and other cities and we will show you how they pull it off. >> it's also the season for award winning movies. later, we will bring you up-to-speed on the films that have the best shot at those coveted nominations. >> artist from elton john to alice cooper say they are one of the best young bands around. the lemon twigs are a band of brothers from long island, new york. we will talk to them about their sudden success and they will perform in our "saturday reaction to the death of cuban dictator fidel castro. the announcement was made this morning by his brother raul castro. >> cuban impa is in shock. the government declared nine days of mourning until his burial on december 4th. fidel castro led a rebel army to unlikely victory in 1959. he then built a soviet style communist govern 9 castro also pushed the world to the brink of nuclear war between the u.s. and soviet union. during the c c c c c c c c c c . in miami, florida, h