also rikki cleman, legal analyst, bianna golodryga. the kavanaghway saw tonight was different than monday night. >> it was complete anger, outrage, indignation, almost humiliation. i think when he got most emotional was when he was talking about his parents, his children, his friends, people that he -- you could almost sense that he had felt that he let them down. reng dragg through d now they this, and his name was getting dragged through this. it was full-on onslaught of emotion, which is what we saw with justice thomas in 1991. as the president said what he hoped to see from judge kavanagh, and of course this was a man who has been accused of something he said absolutely didn't happen. and so you would expect to see that kind of anger and outrage and that's what we saw. and that could very well, i think, have made the difference in what this day will hold. >> rikki, legally speaking what did you make of the strategy employed by both sides? >> i think that the republicans have their strategy together. they were cohesive. they went fo

also rikki klieman our legal analyst and cbs news alrrespondent bianna golodryga. jan, to you first. yge brett kavanaugh we saw today was a lot different than the one et saw on monday night. >> oh, it was complete emotion. you saw anger. you know, outrage, indignation. and even almost kind of n.miliation. i think when he got most kind of omotional was when he was talking about his parents, his children, his friends, people ndat he-- you could almost sense that he felt he had let them oswn. he had tried so hard, and now wney were getting dragged through this. and his name was getting dragged through this. ht was full-on, onslaught of emotion, which is what we saw with justice thomas in 1991. and as the president said he had eoped to see from judge kavanaugh. and, of course, this was a man who was accused of something he aid absolutely didn't happen. so you would expect to s soat kind of anger and outrage. and that's what we saw. thd that could very well i think have made the difference in what l is day will hold. >> glor: rikki, legally speaking, what did you think

bianna golodryga is here at the table. we love when that happens. norah is leaving our next hour for an interview that you'll see here only on cbs this morning next week. i'm told under the threat of death, i should not say anything about the interview, right, norah? >> that's right. >> i'll be moving on. >> watch next week. >> it will be worth waiting for. >> i'm told by ryan that i should not say, but it's big. all right. >> as you can tell, gayle got a lot of sleep last night. >> yes, i'm a little punch drunk. in washington, they're singing that shaggy song "it wasn't me." the guessing game looking for an anonymous trump administration ofalho blistered the president in the pages of "the new york times." at least 28 senior officials, more than half of them from the president's cabinet, denied writing that op-ed. >> at a rally in montana last night, the president blamed deep state operatives. even though the person is a trump appointee. he said they're working to defy the voters and are a threat to american democracy. weijia jiang is traveling with

gayle king is on assignment, so bianna golodryga is with us. >>> they face a major new threat amid rising water levels. severe flooding is reported all over the carolinas and rain is still falling in some places. a major city is isolated and the flood risk extend 2/s 250 miles from the coast. >> some areas have seen more than 30 inches of rain since thursday. north carolina officials report over 900 water rescues across the state. think about that. this morning flood watches and warnings stretch all the way across pennsylvania where the remains of florence are headed. these pictures in fayetteville show how difficult it is to move around. demarco morgan is 40 miles south of it where the flooding has been nonstop for days. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. pembroke is just one of the residential areas. the rain has stopped at least for now, but now authorities are keeping a close eye on levees and rivers that are now under pressure. all eyes are on lumberton, north carolina this morning. relentless rain from florence caused the river to swell, rising overnight to more than 24

norah o'donnell is off so bianna golodryga is with us. good to see you. >> good morning. >> felt like it was just a few hours ago. the senate judiciary committee will likely decide to proceed with judge kavanaugh's supreme court nomination this morning. barely 14 hours after a fiery and emotional day of testimony. kavanaugh and christine blasey ford, who claims he sexually assaulted her in high school, told their contradicting stories to a worldwide tv audience. capitol hill and the nation had not seen a display like this in a generation. >> i am here today not because i want to be. i am terrified. i am here because i believe it is my civic duty. >> this is a circus. the consequences will extend long past my nomination. >> after the hearing ended, the american bar association, which gave kavanaugh its highest rating, called on the senate to put its vote on hold until the fbi can investigate the allegations of abuse. the aba says the supreme court nomination, quote, is simply too important to rush to a vote. nancy cordes has covered the ka

i'm anthony mason with adriana diaz and bianna golodryga. norah, john and gayle are off. >> happy labor day. >> as we are laboring on labor day. this will be a wet holiday for much of the midwest. more heavy rain is coming to areas that already are water logged and after a powerful weekend storm. >> tens of millions of people face the threat of flooding with forecasters predicting the storm system will stall over the region. at least six states are under flood watches or advisories. iowa's especially hard hit with nearly a third of the state under a flash flood watch through the afternoon. tony dokoupil is tracking the damage in the midwest. tony, good morning. >> the midwest continues to take a beating. there were multiple tornadoes over the weekend in michigan. parts of wisconsin have gotten over 14 inches of rain over the last two weeks alone. the flooding has caused an estimated $50 million in damage so far and now those dreaded words more rain on the way. still reeling from days of damaging weather, this weekend capped off the second we

anthony mason and bianna golodryga are here. lawyers for the woman accusing supreme court nominee kavanaugh of attacking her in high school are asking senators to accept new conditions today so she can testify. christine blasey ford does not want kavanaugh in the same room with her and she wants assurances that she and her family will be kept safe. >> in an e-mail obtained by cbs news, the lawyers say a demand for a written statement from ford by 10:00 a.m. eastern today is a nonstarter. in a tweet this morning, president trump said kavanaugh is, quote, under assault by radical left wing politicians who just want to destroy and delay. nancy cordes is on capitol hill with more. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ford's lawyers spoke with staffers for nearly an hour, laying out the terms that they expect to be met before she testifies next thursday at the earliest. they want a say in who goes first and they don't want kavanaugh in the room when ford is questioned. >> brett kavanaugh is one of the finest human beings y

brunch on avenue c -- avocado toast. [ laughter ] >>> i'm john dickerson with gayle king and bianna golodrygacado toast looks good to me? >> it's 8:00 a.m. haven't had breakfast yet. >>> president trump is having one more day of meets with world leaders at the u.n. general assembly. the president spoke to u.n. delegates yesterday, taking shots at countries like iran and venezuela and touting his america first policy. he said the u.s. rejects the "ideology of globalism." and urged other countries not to tell the u.s. what to do. >> secretary of state pompeo was there for president's speech yesterday but right now he's with norah near the united nations headquarters. norah, good morning to you both. >> good morning, gayle. and secretary of state pompeo thank you for joining us on cbs "this morning." i know you have a busy day. >> great to be with you. >> lots to talk about. let's start with north korea. president trump and the south korean president said there is going to be another summit. when will that happen and where? >> there will be another summit. the location and date hasn't been set b