tomorrow morning, margaret brennan returns to hosting "face the nation." her guests include house minority leader nancy pelosi and senators ted cruz and lindsey graham. coming up next, an air disaster prompts the f.a.a. and boeing to issue a warning about a new fleet of passenger jets. >> morgan: nearly two weeks after an indonesian airliner crashed into the sea the search for bodies was called off today. all 189 people on board were killed. the plane was a boeing 737 max, one of the newest and most advanced passenger jets. the disaster prompted warnings this week about the plane's sensors and automated systems. here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: the f.a.a.'s emergency action orders aurls to ensure 737 max pilots are properly trained in the event the plane goes into an uncommanded dive, similar to what lion air 610 experienced before crashing last week. >> this is pretty signature, kris. >> reporter: ross aimer, a retired airline captain, who flew an older version of the 737 >> i'm actually surprised that the f.a.a. didn't ground these max, the aircraft,

margaret. >> brennan: thank you. south carolina republican senator lindsey graham joins us this morning from clemson. senator, welcome to "face the nation." i want to get right to it. the french president seemed to be saying the liberal world order is being undermined by forces nationalists forces that seem to be represented by president trump. do you agree with him? >> no, i think he's got a political problem at home, mac macron and probably picking a fight with trump is good politics. i like the idea of president trump pushing nato to pay more. getting outed of the ballistic missile treaty because russia is treating and it doesn't cover china and north korea. the main friction getting out of the iran deal which was bad for america and the world. republican presidents always have hard time in europe, i'm not really worried about this at all. >> brennan: senator, lieutenants move to what's happening here at home. you're seeing some of the worst fires in california history raging there. nearly dozen dead. yet the pres

cbs margaret mamer asked goff0 margaret brennan asked governor brown about it this -- cbs margaret brennan brown about the air quality. >> it is far less than beijing, shanghai, and los angeles. it was in the 50s. it's not good, but for a few days we'll get through it. >> coming up at 6:30, we'll have much more from governor brown's interview including his thoughts from yesterday's visit. >>> senator kamala harris toured the devastation in paradise today, where she met with the emergency responders, firefighters, local leaders. she also visited with evacuees. harris and her california counterpart dianne feinstein wrote a letter to them last week, urging them to include aid and fire victims for

cbs margaret mamer asked goff0 margaret brennan asked governor brown about it this -- cbs margaret brennan asked governor brown about the air quality. >> it is far less than beijing, shanghai, and los angeles. it was in the 50s. it's not good, but for a few days we'll get through it. >> coming up at 6:30, we'll have much more from governor brown's interview including his thoughts from yesterday's visit. >>> senator kamala harris toured the devastation in paradise today, where she met with the emergency responders, firefighters, local leaders. she also visited with evacuees. harris and her california counterpart dianne feinstein wrote a letter to them last week, urging them to include aid and fire victims for the upcoming disaster relief bill. >> now here are the from the fire line -- here are the numbers from the fire lines. more than 1,200 are unaccounted for. but the sheriff says some survivors, they may not know they're on the list. but the fire has burned close to 150,000 acres, but it is now 60% contained and destroyed more than 12,000 buildings, which includes nearly 10,000 homes. >>

until next week, for "face the nation," i'm margaret brennan.h access.wgbh.org more. "cbs ove news" for this monday. "cbs ove i'm elaine quijano. >>> the death toll and desperate search for the missing. . nearly 80 are confirmed dead and 1200 unaccounted tr in the worst wildfire in california hus ri. more than 9,000 homes are destroyed. the latest on the dangerous air and possible relief from rain. also tonight president trump on the recorded murder of jushl i'ist jamal khashoggi. what will the president do if the hit was ordered by the saudi crown prince. . the midterm elections are finalfinal ly winding

until next week, for "face the nation" i'm margaret brennan.aptioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org here's to the stair takers, breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see every day as an opportunity to thrive your way. more than two dozen are confirmed dead in california. thousands of homes are wiped out in the most destructive wildfire in the state's history. the dangerous weather fueling the firestorms is not letting up. also tonight, america's endless elections. still no decisions in major races in arizona and georgia-- and in florida, where recounts are now underway. >> never been a recount that's changed in florida or any or state-- any sort of win like that. >> morgan: president trump, in paris, gets lectured on the dangers of nationalism. online shoppers in china shatter

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i'm margaret brennan, and this is "face the nation." the new week begins with talks between the u.s. and mexico to keep asylum seekers south of the border. this just days after president trump said he authorized the u.s. military to use lethal force to stop a caravan of migrants, an action critics challenge as unconstitutional. >> you're dealing with a minimum of 500 serious criminals. i'm not going to let the military be taken advantage of. >> brennan: and in the final weeks of the republican-controlled congress, a house committee has subpoenaed fired f.b.i. director james comey for a second round of closed-door questioning, a summons that comey says he'll fight.ht ivanka trump used a private e-mail for white house business. house oversight chairman trey gowdy of south carolina will break it all down with us.ar-a-, president trump drew an unusual rebuke from chief justice john roberts after lashing out on a judge who voted against his asylum party. >> ninth circuit, everyone knows it's totally out of control. >> brennan: and the presid

i'm margaret brennan and this is "face the nation." president trump pays a visit to the sights of california's deadliest and most destructive fires in history. >> to see what's happened here, nobody would have ever thought this could have happened. >> brennan: we'll get an update from california governor jerry brown, who was at the president's side during saturday's visit. >> does seeing this devastation change your opinion at all on climate change, mr. president? >> noopinn. i want a great climate. we're going to have that, an we're going to have forests that are very safe. >> brennan: then the coludeed prince mohammad bin salman ordered the murder of jamalas that's presum. we'll have a all right on tuesday. it will be very complete. in the meantime we're doing things to some people that we know for fact were involved, and we're being very tough on a lot of people. >> brennan: we'll talk with kentucky republican rand paul, who says the administration is not being tough enough. he's urging more action against the country the president

"face the nation" moderator and mama margaret brennan is with us from washington where she returns tohope eamon does not hate us for taking his mom away from him this morning to come in and talk to us about your second favorite job. and there's a picture of him. he's so beautiful. >> other, thank you so much. he's just two months old so i think we can count him as one of the younger viewers of "face the nation." >> we love him watching. what will you be focusing on this sunday? >> did i miss anything? >>> this sunday we'll talk about who the new chief law enforcement officer in this country may be. we have senator ted cruz and lindsey graham, two key voices on the judiciary committee who will hold these hearings and question whoefrg is nominated to replace attorney general jeff sessions who was just forced out. but there's so many questions here about just what will qualify someone for job in the president's eyes. when you think about it, jeff sessions was the president's border wall personified. the original sin of recusing the russia investigation put him on the wrong side of presid

brown toured the devastation with president trump on saturday and discussed the crisis with margaret brennane nation." >> having started is now a subject of investigation. the brush, the vegetation is so dry and the humidity is so low. when you have the heat and years of drought, that get it is going. in paradise there were a lot of buildings that caught fire and went from one to the other. it's a mixture of many things. and the president talked about how the foess are managed. that's another one. there's also the way the houses are built, the materials, what kind of vegetation is around. and then the increasing drought and lower humidity and water vapor. that's combining to create the tragic situation that we saw today both northern california and here in southern california. >> as you say, the president did acknowledge that he said climate change might be a factor a little bit. but he primarily blamed forest management as the cause here. is california to blame here for its own problems? >> where paradise is is is surrounded by federally managed land. these are national forests. they are no

margaret brennan hosts a roundtable discussion with four newly elected members of the house of representatives>>> democrat stacey abrams is acknowledging she will not be the next governor of georgia but in a speech last night in atlanta, ten days after the election she says she is not giving up her fight. >> this is not a speech of concession. because concession means to acknowledge an action is right, true, or proper. as a woman of conscious and faith, i cannot concede that. >> abrams said republican brian kemp who until a week ago served as georgia's secretary of state will be certified as the next governor but claims that action -- that action is not aboveboard. she says that's why she's filing a lawsuit against the state to protect future elections from which she described as unconstitutional actions, such as stripping a million residents from the voter rolls. she says the election is over and they're focussing on a bright future. >>> the manual reroubt of machine ballots continues in florida's senate race. nelson was trailing rick scott by some 12,000 votes going into the recount and hope

. >>> tomorrow morning, margaret brennan reports to hosting face the nation. her guest include house democratic leader nancy pelosi, texas senator ted cruz and senator lindsey graham of south carolina. >>> and to show you some of the other stories making news, the florida sun sentinel reports administrators at stoneman douglas high school were given warnings that the shooter years before it happened. the father of a student says his son told school officials that nikolas cruz was looking at guns on a school computer and told a classmate that he, quote, liked to see people in pain. a school official told the student to mind his own business. cruz is awaiting trial having confessed to shooting 17 people to death and injuring 17 others in february. >> unimaginable. >>> "the wall street journal" reports president trump played a significant role in the apparent payouts to stormy daniels and karen mcdougal, the women who claimed they were paid to keep quiet about their sexual encounters with the president. federal prosecutors in manhattan named an unnamed campaign d