however, when the country was headed by donald trump obama , the washington residence was not invitedfurther news of the regions, do not switch. now the capital region news is cloudy rain today in moscow cool to plus 12 pressure will rise slightly and amount to 750 mmhg. tomorrow the rain will stop , the sun will come out and the temperature will start to rise to 17°c over the weekend. . 18 lanes of the arbat and khamovniki landscaping the main works have been completed. on the eve of the city day, the task was to preserve the historical appearance of the street, make them comfortable for the garage, the specialists removed the wires underground and installed over 500 lanterns, including those in the historical style in green areas and courtyards. made the backlight comfortable sidewalks with granite paving and benches for pedestrians to rest for motorists. parking pockets. they also put in order the territory near the assumption church and updated the square. this is the last bushes coming up to us today. tomorrow we are finishing their planting, in total 2,600 shrubs have been plant

rule, pictures are hung under the next head of state, however, when the country was headed by donald trump, obamaas not invited to the washington residence. further news of the regions, do not switch. now the capital region news is cloudy light rain today in my cool to plus 12 pressure will rise slightly and reach 750 meters of mercury . tomorrow the rain will stop look like the sun and temperatures will start to rise to 17° over the weekend. . 18 lanes of the arbat and khamovniki landscaping the main works have been completed. in anticipation of the day of the city , the task was to preserve the historically published ones, make them comfortable for the garage, experts chose underground wires, stopped over 500 lamps, including historical ones in green areas and courtyards. they made the backlight comfortable sidewalks with granite paving and benches for pedestrians to rest for motorists. parking pockets. also tidied up the territory near the assumption church and updated the square. this is the last bushes coming up to us today. tomorrow we finish their landing. 2,600 people have been planted on

tributes pouring in from former presidents donald trump, barack obama and george w. bush. the queen met more than a dozen u.s. presidents in all. >> i'm confident our common values and shared interests will continue to unite us. >> reporter: silver and purple lights atop the empire state building. in paris, the eiffel tower going dark thursday night. tributes building around the globe for the queen who was last pictured meeting with the new british prime minister. >> she was the spirit of great britain. that spirit will endure. >> reporter: canadian prime minister, justin trudeau delivered remarks after hearing news of her death. >> she was one of my favorite people in the world. i will miss her so. >> reporter: from world leaders to every-day people, the queen's grace and charm touched countless lives. >> she's been wonderful. she's given her life. >> i guess no one thought the day would come. >> reporter: after 70 years, queen elizabeth ii leaving a remarkable, lasting legacy. in washington, brie jackson, nbc news. >>> stay with us all morning as we remember queen elizab

including donald trump, barack obama, and bill clinton.nt biden signing the condolence book at the british embassy in washington. at 73, her majesty's eldest son, now king charles iii, released a statement saying, "the death of my beloved mother, her majesty the queen, is a moment of the grast sadness for me and all members of our family. we mourn profoundly the passing of a cherished sovereign and a much-loved mother." >> i think it's that sense of duty, of being a public servant for all of that time, to put herself second, to put the people and her family and her country first. >> reporter: the announcement of the queen's death came just hours after the palace released a rare statement saying doctors were, quote, concerned for her majesty's health. her family racing to the matriarch's side. charles arriving first by helicopter. other members of the royal family flying into a foggy aberdeen airport in scotland. prince william spotted driving his uncles, andrew and edward, and prince edward's wife sophie, to the castle. after the official

>> margaret, this is an issue that didn't start with iván duque or with donald trump or with barack obamasident bush. and i think the challenge that we have right now is that the united states, canada, and the rest of the hemisphere need to put all the pressure and say, "we have to call these elections, and this is the starting and the ending point of this conversation." >> i understand why you want to look forward and not look backward, but you have said that anybody who deals with maduro and is complacent about maduro is as guilty as being an accomplice of him. is president trump in that category? >> margaret, if you're -- i mean, my response is not focused on donald trump or president biden or president obama. my response, it's looking this in a holistic way. the one thing that cannot happen is that you flip-flop when you deal with a situation as complex as the situation in venezuela. this is not just a dictator who wants to remain in power. this is a criminal structure that is governing venezuela, that is in bed with iranian terrorists, that has been in bed with colombian terrorists,

so much history between the two men between the obamas and the trumps that an invitation never came to fruition. the portraits were not unveiled by donald of different factors involved there. no one has ever set on the record this is why they weren't invited. but what we do know is that the portraits may have been finished during the pandemic, and that might have had something to do with it as well. again, these light-hearted human moments, these iconic traditions of american democracy, these portraits that hang in the white house for everyone to see of presidents and first ladies is part of the american paradigm, and certainly not doing it as president donald trump for former president barack obama, people remember that. i think getting back on track in terms of timing and schedule, unveiling these portraits now today whether it's been ten years or not is sort of a back on track moment with these social events. >> kate anderson brower, tell us more about this tradition, when it started and the significance. >> well, it's actually jackie kennedy who started the tradition and the white house historical association actually pays for the p

president returns during his successor�*s tenure, but there was no ceremony held for the obamas while donald trumps former staff who had gathered for the occasion. and i am especially glad to see so many of you serving president biden as well as you served me. although, now some of you, let�*s face it, you were kids back then, are now in charge and running the show, which is a little shocking ..and may also explain some of the grey hairs i�*m seeing on some of you. barack obama speaking there are a little earlier. you have been watching newsday. a reminder of our top stories, canadian police say they have arrested the last suspect in a mass stabbing that left ten people dead. myles sanderson had been on the runs since sunday after a series of attacks in saskatchewan. he was taken into hospital, custody and has been charged with crimes including murder. you are looking at life pictures of that scene right now. it and is a huge manhunt that spanned three canadian provinces and prompted questions about why he had been let out on parole. thanks for watching. hello there. over the last few nights, moth

but there was no ceremony held for the obamas while donald trump was president. ho had gathered for the occasion. and i am especially glad to see so many of you serving president biden as well as you said may. although, now some of you well, let's face it, you were kids back then, you are now in charge and running the show, which is a little shocking. and may also explain some of the grey hairs i am seeing on some of you. there are precious few perks in life if you're a minor local dignitary — but you do occasionally get to open things. so imagine the disappointment when this happened. just as the ribbon was being cut on this footbridge in the congolese capital — kinshasa — the bridge collapsed. vips and guests scrambled for safety as the whole thing fell apart. thankfully — there were no reports of any injuries — other than to the reputation of the builders of the bridge. thank goodness everybody would say. that's it from us, thanks for watching, say. that's it from us, thanks forwatching, do say. that's it from us, thanks for watching, do stay with bbc news. ——

bush, barack obama and donald trump, correct? was a push to have donald trump take this cognitive test, and you were very clear in telling him whatever the results are, and it's not a particularly easy test, they will be released to the public, you told him that. >> absolutely, sean, there was complete outrage, everyone was up in arms, all these elites from academic medicine and the press, they were relentless in their insistence that we have the president cognitively assessed, which we did, and as you know, he passed with flying colors and, you know, this is kind of where this all originated. you know, i saw that tweet one day when i was driving the campaign a little bit that mcdaniel had put out one of these gas, one where he thought he was running for the senate he couldn't member which state he was in. she tweeted out a video of it and i was little frustrated with the double standard, and i just replied to the tweet, just retweeted it and said wow, does anybody were member the cognitive test that i gave at real donald trump,

. >> people like to think of donald trump or obama judges, this is a good example of court of law. all the frivolous lawsuits, baseless lawsuits filed around the country to try to get the election thrown out in various states. the courts held. 64 lawsuits, the trump team failed to succeed in the frivolous tlawsuits. that's because our courts held, even trump appointees. i think it is heartening to see, once again, we had the bump in the road with judge cannon. i don't know her motives. but to see the three judges, two of whom are trump appointees completely reject the frivolous argument is a good day for the rule ofs law. >> we like to hear that. they could have them back in their possession. they could begin continuing to use them. and also the intelligence community t assessment, that investigation that, assessment couldth continue as well.nt very important for national security. i want to get your thoughts on the other major news. so hang with us if you might. >>> it is hard to recall now buried amid so many years of outrage and scandal in the trump presidency and post presidenc

how stunning was it that former president donald trump broke from tradition and not hosting the obama >> right. i don't think you or i or carol were exactly surprised when donald trump did not want to unveil the obama portraits and when the obamas did not want to have any part of the ceremony. i assume that the obamas were probably waiting and praying that joe biden would be elected in 2020 so that this ceremony could take place today. it's a nice occasion. began as you both know 1978. jimmy carter was president. he unveiled the portrait of gerald ford, his competitor who almost won the election of 1976 against carter. it was seen as a great celebration of orderorderly tra of power and oddly enough, ford and carter later on said they thought they had the closest friendship of any two ex-presidents in american history. normally, that would be just sort of nice. we love the fact it was happening. as we all know right now, we are in a moment when orderly transfer of power is a centerpiece of democracy could not be more controversial. this is a symbol of that. >> that's an important point

do we know whether or not any of the former presidents like donald trump, mr. obama, mr., mr. carter might be in attendance as well as george w. bush? >> it is a tight fit in westminster abbey where they will be holding the funeral. only 2,000 there, steve in attendance. and so, that's gotten the royals off the hook. and so they don't have to invite anybody else from the former president's ranks. so, no. our understanding is it will be president biden and the first lady and no other former presidents. but we're still waiting on that. things could change. it's early days, it's a week ahead. >> steve: one other question for you. i saw something in politico that said they will not allow choppers into the restricted area. and apparently heads of state can't bring their own cars. so the president can't travel in the beast. he would have to go on a bus? >> brian: or a bike. he could bike. >> this is quite interesting, guys. yeah. they will get off of their plane. they ask that the dignitaries fly in commercial travel. i don't think the president is taking the ba over. then they

we've also heard from all the living, former president of the west, from donald trump, to obama, to clinton. also morning, the queen's passing, saying she was graceful strong and an example, and example for all were hearing more signs of the motor kate. now as the president is likely to appear again, this is a formality. this was not something obviously that was on the white house agenda at the beginning of the day, but after news of the queen's passing came, this is something that added on president biden already. it's expected to pass in this direction on his way to another event. in maryland, you are seeing the presidential motorcade now. now the last time that president biden was with, the queen was in june of last year in london when he was there to attend the g 7 that he spoke of that meeting as warm, friendly, noting their friendship that dates back many decades and expecting we are expecting that people potentially speak again on camera. now to talk about the morning that he in the 1st lady's feel and the great significance that the queen of england held for americans. and on that t

believe it when political scientists have looked at how people saw these crowd sizes for donald trump versus brock obama, they found that about 15 percent of trump supporters got it wrong. they saw this much smaller crowd is larger. and so what it suggests is that trump, voters are expressing beliefs that don't match reality. according to this researcher and cognitive psychology, this phenomenon is linked to the emotions that support people's political beliefs. we developed a theory about what we call the partisan brain and it's how identities shape our beliefs, why people are led to believe misinformation lies propaganda. so what might be happening for people inside the brain is it might be really threatening when they see that the crowd is smaller for trump, and that's creating a negative emotion. and when they're presented with evidence that contradicts at it, threatens their status, it threatens their sense of belonging. and so they engage in all of these patterns of activation in their brain to suppress it. all of these things are various strategies that we can do to shut down information that's th

of the fact that it's involving the investigation of a former president, whether it's donald trump or barack obama or whoever. i think that this decision came out f a an abun dance of caution and not because donald trump appointed this particular judge. >> thanks for getting up with us this morning. >>> coming up, millions of americans facing flooding. >>> and the british prime minister set to meet with the queen. boris johnson's final comments on this final day at 10 downing. >> together we have laid foundatitions that will stand t test of time. only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor—you're an owner. we got this, babe. that means that your dreams are ours too. and our nancial planning tools can help you reach them. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. we just moved, so there's millions of... ...dahlias in bloom; over nine acres. when we started, we grew a quarter of an acre. now i'm taking on new projects on the regu

invitations were sent to all living former us presidents — donald trump, barack obama, george w bush,al. following the funeral and the ceremonies in the united kingdom, this was the opportunity for america to say it's final goodbye to the queen too. here at the washington national cathedral, the british embassy in the united states hosted a service of thanksgiving for the queen, attended by vice president, kamala harris, the house speaker, nancy pelosi, minority leader, kevin mccarthy, and another host of military dignitaries, congressional figures and representatives of commonwealth nations. the queen, of course, met 13 different presidents during her long rain and it's a testament in a way ——during her long reign and it's a testament in a way to the diplomatic role that so many have spoken of that she had in the transatlantic relationship. she was, in essence, a linchpin of the so—called special relationship between the united kingdom and the us. of course, she was well regarded by a majority of americans. polls suggest as many as 70%, over 70% of americans regarded her favourably.

now, cbs says that biden, his vacation days actually outpacing donald trump, obama in the first 18 months, only george w. bush has outpaced biden so far. as you remember, spent at camp david after 9/11. ashley: exactly. all right, susan, thank you very much. let's take a look at futures, if we can, give us a sense of how september is starting, and guess what? it's starting exactly the same way as it finished in august. it's not a laughing matter. dow off 180 points, the s&p down more than half a percent, the nasdaq down 102 with the markets opening in just under 20 minutes from now. >>> coming up, a reporter at cnn says republicans provided a layup for democrats with the defund the fbi push. let's take a listen. >> now is the time i think a lot of democrats believe to go on offense, especially when republicans seem to be walking into a trap. ashley: walking into a trap. do the democrats have an opportunity ahead in the midterms? jason chaffetz will answer that and much more later mt. show. meantime, americans are facing the threat of noting being able to afford hair housing costs with ren

bush, barack obama and donald trump. >> correct. that's correct.nd there was a push to to havet donald trump take this cognitive test. and you were ververy cley clearn telling him whatever the results are. and it's not a particularly easyrl test, they will be released to the public. you told him that? , ever absolutely, sean.yo there was a complete outrage. everyone was up in arms.l th alesl elites from academic medicine and the press. they were relentless in their insistence that we had the president cognitively assessed, which we dided, whichi and as youth know, he passed with flying colors and , you s is kind ofw that where this all originated. you know, i saw thatday tweetwh one day when i was driving totht a campaign event that ronald mcdonald put out with some of these ga puts. and one in particular, i think,e was where he thought he was running for the senate and he couldn't remember which state en he was in.ted ou i don't remember. and , you know, she tweeted outa a video of itet and i just i was a little frustrated with the double standard

bush say welcome home when you heard barack obama say welcome to the place that you called home. could you conceive of donald trumpat to the obamas when he was in the white house? and frankly it's hard -- i just -- in this political environment it's just hard to imagine a moment like that. >> well, also we have to remember there was no exchange -- i mean, the trumps left that day, there was no, you know, helping out for transition, they just took off. so there's no indication that that would have been a ceremony that they would have attended anyway and may not attend in the future, we will have to see. >> great report. thank you for sharing it with us. >> thank you. >>> a border battle, the escalating war of words between chicago mayor lori lightfoot and texas governor greg abbott over migrants. light foot accusing abbott of treating them like freight. >>> american frances tiafoe returns to the court today. this is the ergo smart base from tempur-pedic. and it responds to snoring - automatically. so no more nudging your partner. or opting for the couch. because the tempur-ergo smart base is our first system that d

and they are now separated, obama and biden, by that single term of donald trump and what he brought.the obamas in that context, of course, reflecting on the import of this moment. >> these portraits have a special significance because as joe mentioned, they will hang in the white house alongside the portraits of other presidents and first ladies dating back to george and martha. >> for me this day is not just about what has happened. it is about what could happen. because a girl like me, she was never supposed to be up there next to jacqueline kennedy and dolly madison. she was never supposed to live in this house and she definitely wasn't supposed to serve as first lady. we're looking at today a portrait of a biracial kid with an unusual name and the daughter of a water pump operator and a stay-at-home mom. what we are seeing is a reminder that there is a place for everyone in this country. >> when future generations walk these halls and look up at these portraits, i hope they get a better, honest, sense of who michelle and i were. and i hope they leave with a deeper understanding,

decision and a three-judge panel on the 11th circuit, two of the judges appointed by donald trump -- 15 barack obama -- -- one by barack obama, all agree this is nonsense. in legal terms, they slapped her around for being an idiot. they said of course the justice department, go back and continue to use these documents in an effort to assess how much damage has been done to an american national security and pursue the criminal cases. this is very, very bad for donald trump. the government has made clear they're looking at trump for violations of the espionage act. there is a fundamental question of where are the missing files that according to the justice department identy people who might be, for example, a high-level official inside of the kremlin or tehran or other place providing us with useful information. this is very bad for trump. amy: david cay johnston, thank you for being with us, pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter, co-founder and editor of dcreport.org. coming up, protests are escalating in iran after a 22-year-old woman died in police custody after being detained for allegedly

you will, for when say for example vice president biden gets to the presidency versus donald trump or barack obama who never had the job before, never been at that top table before. charles has been at that top table being involved, being at the highest level for 50, 60 years so he steps in, he knows what he's doing, the big difference of course is now he is the number one. there is nobody that he can sort of hide behind. there is nobody who can say -- classic example. when he addressed parliament, he talks about her magesty's government. the next time he addresses the government, he'll say my government. >> understood. stand by if you would. we'll come back in a few minutes as more events unfold. >>> let's turn to this battle field shift in ukraine. ukrainian forces recaptured nearly 1200 square miles of territory northern east were part of the country and it's happened in less than two weeks. that's more land than russia has been able to conquer over the last five months. >> ukrainian forces taking back and liberating several towns receiving hugs from locals and little resistance from retreating

we don't know what she thought of donald trump or barack obama or margaret thatcher. we never will. elizabeth was the most disciplined public figure of the past century. in a confessional age when we post every idea, urge, impulse and image that pops into our heads, this woman kept her own counsel. as tina brown, the author of the fascinating book "the palace papers," notes, elizabeth was careful even at her own family's weddings and funerals, rarely smiling or weeping, always maintaining dignity and the appearance of detachment. that was her interpretation of her role as a constitutional monarch, one who leads all the people and never takes sides. and she played it better than anyone ever has. even during the contentious debate over brexit, she never let slip her own preferences. then prime minister david cameron had to apologize to her in person for revealing that she was voted down scotland's independence. it's easy to think of britain's royal family as leading a charmed life. they get to live in grand palaces enjoying the world's attention, and for the most part,

even after donald trump on mike, there were meetings at the highest levels of the obama administration to go after donald trump in the white house in which current president joe biden dissipated, so this is just a continuation of this weaponization of the doj, of the fbi, of every lever of power in in washington to go after a man that they love, that they despise. they have chances of indicting him, and that's very good -- those chances are very good, but has nothing to do with building a case. it has everything to do with sliming him with an indictment that will cause the american people to wash their hands and walk away. in all likelihood, they know that he is running again, and if he does, there's a chance that he wins again. they would stop at nothing this time to stop him. >> they are not acting confidence. if you are confident that your agenda is delivering to the american people, you don't have to resort to these desperate measures. just a few moments ago, he offered a theory about why these documents might have been taken by trump to mar-a-lago. >> what's the one thing donald t

obama will be unveiled next wednesday. president biden and first lady jill biden will host the former first family, the unveiling of the portraits did not occur during donald trump'sma, the other, his wife, the portraits will in a ceremonial area of the white house. both portraits hat been on display in san francisco at the de young museum in golden gate park. and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6. have a good evening. we'll see you tonight at 8 day. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons has chase. actually, it's león. ooh la la! one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: trump top secret uproar. strewn across the carpet at mar-a-lago. speak about the photos revealed. speak of those are the biggest secrets in the world. why do you have all of the stuff at mar-a-lago? >> a

the guest list includes former president donald trump and barack obama as well as george w.ill clinton and jimmy carter. it is not clear if they will be in attendance. the surface comes as president biden attended the queen's funeral in london on monday. mayweather and conor mcgregor set for a rematch. mayweather confirming to sports mail that he and macgregor actively negotiating a fight that will take place sometime next year but details need to be ironed out, including weather exhibition or professional flight, but mayweather said the fight will take place in two starts previously thought 2017 with mayweather winning by tko in the tenth round. could happen again? the hollywood sign a fresh paint in preparation for next year's 100th birthday. the process is estimated to take about eight weeks and will require 250 gallons of paint and primer. if you want to watch paint dry, you can follow along on the signs 24/7 news feed and speaking of birthdays, we all want to wish a very happy belated birthday to ainsley. we are so glad you were born. >> ainsley: thanks. >> steve: the o

from barack obama to donald trump. because michael has had exceptional access to top u.s. officials and military commanders. and because of his extraordinary firsthand reporting from the battlefields, he's produced a must read book on this historic conflict. we were very proud to have michael with us in-house at fcd for a period while he was working on the book. and we understand you also spent time at cns during the same. we're all happy to see it on the shelves today. it's available for purchase at all. major booksellers online, i'm sure. and for those of you here in person, in the back of the room at the conclusion of today's events. michael gordon currently as the national security correspondent for the wall street journal. in addition to his latest book, he is the co-author with the late general bernard trainor, a wonderful man of three definitive histories of the united states wars in iraq. full disclosure. i've known michael for a rather long time. i won't tell you how long because he looks so young and may not want to admit his age. but this clue we were in the sam

but former president donald trump did not. tonight, michelle obamansisting traditions like this matter. >> you see the people, they make their voices heard with their vote. we hold an inauguration to ensure a peaceful transition of power. and once our time is up, we move on. and all that remains in this hallowed place are our good efforts and these portraits. >> reporter: david, as the nation's first and only black president and first lady, the obamas said that those portraits will tell a fuller american story and serve as a reminder that everyone has a place in this country, david. >> powerful day. rachel scott tonight. thank you. >> when we come back here tonight, what we've now learned about the american woman killed by a shark in the bahamas, a mother of three. >>> and teachers in seattle walk out. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular

from barack obama to donald trump. because michael has had exceptional access to top u.s. officials and military commanders. and because of his extraordinary firsthand reporting from the battlefields, he's produced a must read book on this historic conflict. we were very proud to have michael with us in-house at fcd for a period while he was working on the book. and we understand you also spent time at cns during the same. we're all happy to see it on the shelves today. it's available for purchase at all. major booksellers online, i'm sure. and for those of you here in person, in the back of the room at the conclusion of today's events. michael gordon currently as the national security correspondent for the wall street journal. in addition to his latest book, he is the co-author with the late general bernard trainor, a wonderful man of three definitive histories of the united states wars in iraq. full disclosure. i've known michael for a rather long time. i won't tell you how long because he looks so young and may not want to admit his age. but this clue we were in the sam

the prosecutors in this case, and disagreed with donald trump, two of them were appointed by donald trump. judge robin rosenbaum was appointed by judge obama. judge with grant was granted by trump. judge andrew brasher was appointed by donald trump. they're unanimous opinion contains the clearest history of this case yet written. and when describing the government record seized by the fbi at donald trump's residence, these judges did not say that those documents belong to the government. they said that the documents quote, properly belonged to the people of the united states. the people of the united states, that's those judges were writing their opinion for. that's who they were representing in that opinion. and in that opinion, the judges said the united states argues that the district court likely aired in exercising its jurisdiction to enjoin the united states's use of the classified records in its criminal investigation and to require the united states to submit the marked classified documents to a special master for review. but, we agree. the court said the prosecutor's likelihood of success in pursuing this appeal is so high that th

this very small minute writing i just read write about the presidencies george bush barack obama, donald trump, president joe biden, and fifth act becomes the tele- man so give me a structure in the book you will see there is an overarching framework. talking about what i believe are key themes in the war and the administration to administration because it makes it unique is the numbers of administrations that presided over it but in the book, also is part memoir and so when i originally signed up to write this book, as when write it sure 30000 word paperback original and sort of more just politics and policy related what is happening in afghanistan and within about three weeks of signing up to do that, like many veterans and journalist and activister millie anyone who was invested in afghanistan for about 20 years as the country was falling to the taliban might entire network lit up with people i knew asking for help of primarily friends of friends of friends were asking for help. like so many others, i was immersed in you know what some people call the digital crowd source evacuation out of

unusual in terms of where he stands with the mesh people, at 44% approval, better than donald trump exactly where barack obamat 54% of republicans believe america will be less of a democracy, 56% of democrats believe the same thing and 64% of americans believe that political violence is going to increase, increase in this country, tells me that we are looking down the barrel of something truly terrifying, that we will look back a the ma and biden presidencies as the end of something and the -- and the -- and the trump presidency at the beginning of something and something terrible. i worry about that a lot. do you? >> until, joy, we put an end to it. that's the challenge, that the trump presidency and a few years ago it be a time in american history with leaders of a party and a lot of its supporters were okay with america becoming an autocracy. there's well north of 60%, well north of 70% of people, i wish it were 100 who would like for us to remain a democracy, who believes we should have a peaceful transfer of power. basically the question is whether you're an independent, democrat or republican. you can d

well, we have documents from donald trump, who acknowledged that clinton and obama created the isis. and also we have michael flane, the national security advisor who used to be the head of the pentagon intelligence department, appearing on al jazeera and make america interview. acknowledging 3 times that the new dias was being created in east and ceo, western iraq, and informed the white house obama white house. and they took no action. and the same was said at a senate hearing 2015 by mister dempsey, of the chief of staff under obama to lindsey graham and others. and they have already acknowledged that the day and their allies have created, i says to, you know, re havoc and chaos is something john carried him over in it size. jonathan, where is the front and iraq back yet? there for, for the former state secretary of america. a few years ago john kerry was saying somebody asked him why is a sod still in syria? and kerry said, because he's because he wouldn't go. so then they use this army of mo scenario, so essentially achieve regime change aside more stuff, a has chem, which we ha

well, we have documents from donald trump, who acknowledge that clinton and obama created the isis. and also we have micro splitting the national security advisor. we used to be the head of the pentagon intelligence department, appearing on our algebra, america interview, acknowledging 3 times that the new diet was being created in eastern europe with the iraq and inform the wife household bama white house. and they took no action. and the thing was set at a senate hearing 2015 by mister dam, see the chief of staff on the obama to lindsey graham and others. and they have already acknowledged that the day and their allies have created ices to god, you know, re kabbage and k all the people. john carried him over to john taylor in the front end. iran back that the for the former state secretary of america a few years ago john kerry was saying somebody austin, why is a sod still in, in, in syria. and kerry said because he's because he wouldn't go. so then they use this army of most in areas to centrally achieve regime change aside most of them, which we have more time. we don't, but i l

. >> reporter: former president donald trump never scheduled an unveiling for the obama portraits, andntil covid-19 eased. so the portrait of michelle obama was hidden in artist sharon sprung's brooklyn art studio for six years. >> i want to thank sharon sprung for capturing everything i love about michelle. her grace, her intelligence, and the fact that she's fine. >> reporter: as for his portrait by robert mccurdy -- >> you'll note that he refused to hide any of my gray hairs, refused my request to make my ears smaller. >> reporter: the former first lady took note of the historic moment. >> a girl like me, she was never supposed to be up there next to jacqueline kennedy and dolley madison. she was never supposed to live in this house, and she definitely wasn't supposed to serve as first lady. >> reporter: now their portraits will both live in this house. ed o'keefe, cbs news, the white house. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember, you can follow us online any time at cb

obama. and actually, even donald trump came out the state men's underlying what an outstanding person she was in an official proclamation president, a joe biden said in a world of constant a change. she was a steadying presence and a source of comfort we've. i have heard that throughout the day, right, that many people just stress the fact how important she was right now in this world of changes as this rock are president biden, also are ordered flags at half steph, through sunset on the day of queen elizabeth's internment, and he also said that they are looking, he and the 1st lady and the whole i told her the whole government actually i looking forward to a continuing close friendship with king charles the 3rd the relationship between the u. s. and the u. k. has of course, always been very special for historical reasons, but in the past 7 decades, that the queen play any part in oh, definitely. and it is interesting to see how different are also different a former presidents react. and i think actually this fair to say that michelle obama and her the creed might have had a very special rela

bush, barack obama, and donald trump came out with statements underlying what an outstanding person she was. joe biden said in a world of constant change, she was a steadying presence and a source of comfort. we have heard that throughout the day. people stressing the fact how important she was in this world. president biden ordered flags to half-staff through sunset on the day of her internment. in the whole white house, the government looking forward to a continuing close friendship with king charles iii. >> the relationship between the u.s. and u.k. has always been very special for historical reasons. but in the past seven decades, did the queen play any part in this? >> definitely. it is interesting to see how different former president's react. it's fair to say that michelle obama and the queen might have had a very special relationship. i am sure many of our viewers recall the moment when president obama and the first lady were visiting the queen in london and michelle obama touched her bag. it is forbidden. you're not allowed to touch the queen, but the queen in her very humorous

president george w bush, barack obama and donald trump and now ronny jackson.ook holding the line. congressmen, it is good to have you this morning. thank you for being here. how would you assess the mental capacity. >> it it is not gotten better. it has continued to get worse. the american people have questions about a lot of bizarre behavior. the way he makes up stories. he tells these stories that everyone has documented did not true. he has these emotional outbursts he shuffles when he walks. he slurs his speech. he looks frail and fragile. now, the democrats in the mainstream media are saying we cannot order this a lot longer. at some point or another we will have to address us and explain what is going on. i have asked multiple times to see his medical records. reassure to the american people that he could do this. something bad will happen domestically with the potential terrorist crossing our borders something bad will happen overseas from a national security standpoint and we will get lots of americans killed. it will be too late in. we need to make su

donald trump didn't host the obamas.oday will be like and what should we expect to hear from the former president who remains the most popular figure in the democratic party. >> so today is going to be one of those feel-good days. these ceremonies are usually lots of fun. they're very light hearted. sometimes they're very humorous. the former president and former first lady will return to the white house where their official white house portraits will be unveiled. lots of members of the obama administration will return. cabinet secretaries, family, there could possibly even be a sighting of malia and sasha coming back to see what their mom and dad look like -- will look like when they hang on the walls of the white house, when their portraits hang on the walls of the white house. and just there will be a lot of warmth exuded between president joe biden and president barack obama. the two became pretty close when they served as president and vice president from 2009 to 2016. and so that's some of what we'll see today. >>