and now from cbs news in washington, bob schieffer. >> schieffer: we begin with the white house press secretary robert gibbs. we normally call people by their last names or their title on this broadcast but it is traditional. reporters call the white house press secretary by his first name. so, robert if it's all right with you i'll call you robert. >> bob, it's nice to be here. >> schieffer: breaking news. let's kiehl with this first. the cleric in yemen has issued a rather ominous warning to the united states in a 45-minute video. he justifies civilian deaths and encourages them. he says talking about terrorist acts which he's encouraging, those who might be killed in a are merely a drop of water in a sea. suggesting that there will be more of them and actually encouraging them. is this to be taken seriously? >> well, look, i think mr. alaki is, despite telling the world he's a cleric, you see on a videotape that he supports al qaeda's agenda of murder and violence. in fact, in recent videotapes, he's said he's a member of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. he has an agenda just lik

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before introducing the president, let me introduce bob schieffer, who as you know, has been the moderator of "face the nation" since 1991, and is a chief washington correspondent. he will conduct the discussion with president clinton. into a's world -- into a's world -- in today's world, he is an increasingly rare commodity. he is a tough but a decent, and committed to giving you the time and opportunity to explain what you are trying to say. is no surprise that after such a remarkable career in journalism, having covered all of the major national washington assignment, the white house, the united states congress, the department of state, and the department offense -- years are not sure why treasury would not be among them. [laughter] he is the winner of many awards. as i said a moment ago, he will be introducing -- he will be interviewing president clinton, whom i now have the pleasure of introducing. during the six and a half years that i served in his administration, i had the privilege of meeting with him many times. every time i had that opportunity, it felt very special, and it stil