john dickerson, nancy cordes, and bob schieffer thanks very much. in another major story unfolding tonight, more than 4,000 americans died fighting in iraq and what they won is being lost now with remarkable speed. more towns fell today to islamic extremists who launched a massive surprise attack this week. this is, in large part, a battle between the two main branches of islam. an extremist group that wants to impose a strict islamic state has taken territory now, highlighted here in orange, spanning from syria all the way through iraq. iraq's second largest city, mosul, fell yesterday. and here's elizabeth palmer. ( gunshots ) >> reporter: this evening iraqi forces were digging in to battle islamic militants on the outskirts of the oil city of kirkuk. ( gunshots ) but just 90 miles away, mosul had already fallen into militant hands with barely a fight. youtube video shot yesterday shows one of their convoys rolling into the city past burning police and army vehicles. the only sign of the security forces-- the uniforms they abandoned before they de

that disaround richmond is heavily republican. >> with us host of face the nation bob schieffer. is it much more? >> i'm not even sure it's about either of the candidates in this race, charlie. what this is about is the deep and widening divide in the republican party. and it is still deep and it is wider than we had expected even though right after the government shutdown a lot of folks on the tea party side of the republican party kind of lost their luster. this was something that especially those on the the establishment side had really hurt the party, they thought. but they are still there and this is the latest example. reports of the death of the tea party as mark twain once said about his own death being reported were greatly exaggerated. >> so define bob, the difference between the fight for the rewran party. >> well, the people on this side of the party are very very frustrated. and they are not -- they don't see compromise as the way to settle things. they don't see making deals with democrats as a way to solve things. they kind of have an idea they want very very low t

joining me from washington is bob schieffer, the cbs news chief washington correspondent and host of ace the nation. bob, thanks for being with us today. we've got news pouring out of iraq and right now we are hearing about armed drones, now circling the area in baghdad. they say this is to protect the embassy there but what does this move signal do you think. >> well, i think one thing it signals is that these people that are in our embassy, in baghdad, this is a war zone. you know that is just part of the story coming out of iraq now. now the administration is asking for a half billion dollars in aid, to fight this syrian rebels, we've got syrian is attacking isis, the same people who are threatening our people in iraq, right now. we've got iran down there. i got to tell you i cannot recall a time in the history of this war and i have been around here for both gulf wars where things have have been more tangled up a and more confused and where all this comes out i frankly i have no idea right new. >> thanks so much bob schieffer, we will see you on sunday. >>> you can watch face the

nancy cordes, bob schieffer and john dickerson on why eric cantor lost and what it means. >> elizabeth palmer reports militants in iraq are seizing more and more territory that had been won with the blood of u.s. forces. they're moving ever closer to baghdad. ben tracy on the group that successfully fought teacher unions in california. now taking the battle to a dozen more states. and don't believe your eyes, anna werner on counterfeit trucks carrying real illegal drugs. >> if you can think of it, and name it, we have stopped it captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. a few hours ago eric cantor was one of the most powerful men in washington am but late today he announced he is stepping down as house majority leader after a stunning defeat in a republican primary in virginia last night. he was up set by a candidate backed by the tea party, david brat. and it wasn't even close. cantor, elected to the house in 2000 and majority leader since 2011 appeared to be on track to become speaker of the house. his defeat was the first

more real news ahead, including bob schieffer on a tea party triumph. today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> this is simply unprecedented in modern political history. eric cantor was considered a shoo-in. >> the lesson is do not get too far from what your base wants and this is a big win for the activist. >> the campus is closed as authorities try to piece together what exactly happened here yesterday morning and why. >> americans fought and died in the struggles, but now the city has fallen to islamic extremists. >> brazil has had seven years to prepare for the world cup but at the stadiums like the one behind me, there is still a lot of unfinished business. >> political analysts say the criticism that hillary clinton is somehow out of touch is going to be hard to make stick. >> the judge looked alt the tenure rules and ruled that they interfered with a student to get a quality education. >> drug traffickers are now using a more creative measure to get their loads up the highways and it's one you'll never see coming. >> i can't wait. >> you said you can't wa

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. >> bob schieffer is going to dive into the deteriorating situation in iraq. sit down with james jeffrey, that is coming up next. as for us, we're going to jump over to the cw channel. >> we appreciate you watching this morning, and hope you have a great sunday. and weather cooperates. >> we'll have phil back next week. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> schieffer: i'll bob schieffer and this is "face the nation". a setback for the iraqi government forces. and a key terrorist suspect is charged in the benghazi attackment a major offensive launched this weekend by iraqi government forces trying to turn back the isis militants outside the iraqi city has stalled. we are going to for t latest and here in washington the suspect in the 2012 benghazi attacks that left four americans dead was formally charged in federal courtment we will talk to the chairman of the house homeland security committee michael mccaul and two key members of the senate west virginia democrat joe manchin and wyoming republican john barrasso. plus, analysis of all of

so i'm still doing -- listen to me i'm here talking to bob schieffer, i'm doing anything. [ laughter ] >> schieffer: may i just say that i think i've fallen in love with you. that hasn't happened to me on this broadcast very often. i'm going to wish you the happiest of mother's day. i know what you have said today means a lot to moms out there and also to daughters. i want to wish you the very best. it made a wonderful mother's day for me because it reminded me how much my mom would have liked and admired may arc angelo. we'll be right back. like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. who's going to make it happen? discover a new energy source. turn ocean waves into power. design cars that capture their emissions. build bridges that fix themselves.

we'll be b >> joining us life, chief washington core upon dent, bob schieffer., good morning to you. >>> good morning, nicole. well, the news from overnight, in iraq, is actually worse than ever. now, we've had a suicide bombing there, at least nine people have been killed, as many as 20 have been wounded, they're still trying to sort this out. >> been talking to collar ace wards this morning who confirmed all of this for us. we will be going back and talking directly to her for the very latest in baghdad, holly williams up north in iraq, invade moving towards the capitol city. it appears they've been slowed down a bit of a one of the leading clerics called on iraqi's in being dad to basically defend their city and their homeland. so we will have all of that senator lindsay gram one of the senators you zero i must say saw a lot of this coming as early as two years ago, will also be with us, to give us his analysis on what is happening. this story, is just getting worse, not to repeat myself, but to repeat myself, it is worse than ever. >> it is probably worth re

still much more to come, on "eyewitness news", coming up we will check with face the nation's bob schiefferook ahead at today's broadcast. we will be right back. face the nation is coming up at 10:30 right here on cbs 36789 joining us live with the preview in washington is maryland rate or and cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer, bob, good morning to you. obviously controversy surrounding the the relee of sergeant bowe bergdahl. will you preview this at all for us this morning. >> that is, nicole, where we will begin and spend a good part of the program on. dianne finestein hoist chair of the senate collegiates committee and the ranking republican on that committee will be with us as well as david road who is a writer and prisoner of himself a prisoner of the taliban for about six months. we will talk to him about this. there are overnight developments on this. the new york times is reporting that the sergeant is telling the people at the american hospital in germany where he now is that he was tortured, kept in the cage for a long period of time, and when he was in taliba

good morning, bob. >> schieffer: good morning, charles.r who has been held for five years by the taliban, we'll talk to senator john mccain about it. >> osgood: we'll be watching. next week here on "sunday morning" -- trapped in the wrong body? lus from chase like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. the bhershey's s'mores, together is hothe unmistakable taste that reminds us that life is delicious. my name is lori. i am target's coffee buyer. direct trade coffee means tracing the beans back to the original farmer and paying them a premium based on the quality of the bean. target was the first major retailer to sell direct trade coffee. with the extra money they can really invest back into their farms

nancy cordes, bob schieffer and john dickerson on why eric cantor lost and what it means. >> elizabethreports militants in iraq are seizing more and more territory that had been won with the blood of u.s. forces. they're moving ever closer to baghdad. ben tracy on the group that successfully fought teacher unions in california. now taking the battle to a dozen more states. and don't believe your eyes, anna werner on counterfeit trucks carrying real illegal drugs. >> if you can think of it, and name it,

>> schieffer: i'm bob schieffer this is face the make. the news from iraq overnight worse than ever and back home the republican party is in shock after one of its top leaders is defeated in his primary. we're going to start with iraq where suicide bombing attack has killed at least nine and injured 20 in central baghdad. possibly the first in a wave of attacks that have been announced by isis the al qaeda splinter gripe that is leading the movement against the iraqi government. in other regions in iraq, shiites marched in the streets to show they were ready to defend their homeland against the invaders. and what is left of the iraqi government forces now seem to be preparing to stand and fight setting up for showdown in baghdad. the president has ruled out sending ground troops to iraq but united states has moved aircraft carrier the iss george bush in to the region and president says he is weighing options but only if iraq institutes immediate reforms. we have two reports now from iraq and we're starting with clarissa ward in baghdad. >

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on june 4, 1989, correspondent richard roth was able to describe the slaughter in the square to bob schiefferive, via cell phone. >> reporter: roth dropped the phone when a soldier punched him. >> hello, this is new york. does anybody hear us? ( dial tone ) >> reporter: roth and cameraman derek williams were arrested. they were released 20 hours later. queen elizabeth opened the new session of parliament today, arriving in style in a new $4.5 million horse-drawn coach. as the queen was reading her speech, a young page boy fainted just a few feet away. prince charles and his wife, camilla, seemed concerned. how did the queen react? have a look and listen. >> it will work for a successful transition in afghanistan, and will work towards a comprehensive nuclear agreement with iran. the united kingdom will lead efforts to prevent sexual violence. >> reporter: you might have heard the thump. we're not sure the queen did, though, but she kept reading as if nothing happened. by the way, we're told the boy is just fine. and we'll be right back. >> chester nez died of chid me failure in new mexico. he

>> schieffer: i'll bob schieffer and this is "face the nation". a setback for the iraqi government forces. and a key terrorist suspect is charged in the benghazi attackment a major offensive launched this weekend by iraqi government forces trying to turn back the isis militants outside the iraqi city has stalled. we are going to iraq for the latest and here in washington the suspect in the 2012 benghazi attacks that left four americans dead was formally charged in federal courtment we will talk to the chairman of the house homeland security committee michael mccaul and two key members of the senate west virginia democrat joe manchin and wyoming republican john barrasso. plus, analysis of all of this and more. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation". captioning sponsored by cbs good morning wean we start with the news from overnight, the setback to iraqi forces in the city of kic tikrit. >> the situation is fluid and changing. the iraqi military launched its largest offensive yesterday. as of last night, iraqi state television said iraqi

have a good one. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. today on "face the nation" army sergeant bowe bergdahl is heading home after five years in taliban captivity. but its stirred controversy back home. and the other big story, what is next at the veterans administration. they were sending up more hometown in idaho of a ii word came that he had been released by the taliban. >> like a hundred christmases all rolled in to one. there's no better news this town could have received. >> but exchanging him for five terrorists is raising a lot of questions back in washington. we'll ask republican senator john mccain who spent over five years as a prisoner in vietnam what he thinks of the deal. then we'll turn to the scandal at the veterans administration

can tell you a political shocker is what we're talking about today, republican strategies and bob schieffer about the fall out after eric cantor lost his primary bid for reelection. the plus fake fedex trucks, police cars and school buses, filled with drugs, creative ways drug traffickers are staying ahead of the law. soccer fans from all around the globe pouring in brazil for world cup, but will the country be ready. elaine keyan-o is there with the last minute preparations. the news is back in the morning. we will see new zero minutes from now. >> tough assignment, i mean really. >> i know. i have never been to brazil. >> neither have i. >> thanks, gayle. >>> more people are saying good bye to their wallets and checkbooks and sending and receiving cash through their smart phones. >> as cbs-3 consumer reporter jim donovan find young people are rum pink on board this high tech trend. >> reporter: when adam pays his roommate madeline his share of the rent he doesn't get out his checkbook but pulls out his smart phone and fires up vinmo. >> it connection tour account. >> reporter: adam, regis

. >> schieffer: i'm bob schieffer this is face the make. news from iraq overnight worse than ever and back home the republican party is in shock after one of its top leaders is defeated in his primary. we're going to start with iraq where suicide bombing attack has killed at least nine and injured 20 in central baghdad. possibly the first in a wave of attacks that have been announced by isis the al qaeda splinter gripe that is leading the movement against the iraqi government. in other regions in iraq, shiites marched in the streets to show they were ready to defend their homeland against the invaders. and what is left of the iraqi government forces now seem to be preparing to stand and fight setting up for showdown in baghdad. the president has ruled out sending ground

us a preview live from washington is maryland rate or, cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. good morning to you. a lot of developments including that in iraq as well >> yes, there are it appears that the counter offensive, government forces in iraq mounted yesterday has stalled in the tikrit. we will go there for on the scene, coverage of that, and we are also going to talk to the chairman of the house home land security committee mike mccall, about the the arrest of this suspect in the benghazi situation. we understand that the suspect has been talking to u.s. investigators for almost two weeks now, since his arrest, the chairman of the home land security committee has been briefed and he can bring us up to date what if anything of value that u.s. investigators have learned from this suspect. back to this situation in iraq, so many questions there, we will talk to democrat joe mansion, senator from west virginia, and wyoming republican senator john baraso the big question here is what can and should the united states do now? this situation is terrible, it is all tangled up

from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: today, new reports that army sergeant b bergdahl was tortured in captivity but firestorm over his release continues. >> we you a an opportunity and suezed it. >> schieffer: congress wants more answers including why they were not notified. being exchanged for five hard core call dan terrorists. we'll talk to diane feinstein the chair of the senate intelligence committee ranking committee republican saxby chambliss and david rohde who was prisoner for seven months. to discuss that, hillary clinton's new book and other nice and all-star panel. "new york times" columnist tom friedman, "washington post" michael gary senn and harvard university's gave girl general. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs >> schieffer: good morning again, there is overnight report that sergeant bowe bergdahl is still undergoing tests and treatment at the u.s. medical center in germany. the "new york times" reports this morning that his health at least physically is improving. he is up and abo

republican strategist and political director and bob schieffer are with us to talk about the falloutouse majority leader eric cantor lost his primary bid for re- election. that's big! plus, fake fedex trucks, police cars and school buses all filled with drugs. the creative ways that drug traffickers are staying ahead of the law. and soccer fans in around the globing are pouring into brazil for the world cup. but will the country be ready? elaine quijano is in sao paulo with the last-minute preparations. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. so frank and michelle do you think they will be ready? i'm going to say yeah. >> he they said they weren't going to be ready for sochi but they were ready. >> thank you, gayle king, see you at 7:00. >>> apple is under scrutiny for its arrangements for taxes in ireland. here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle and frank. apple and a lot of other big u.s. companies get big tax breaks in europe and the eu is investigating those arrangements in several countries including

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. >>> iraq will be a big topic on sunday on "face the nation" when i sit in for bob schieffer.e the nation" on sunday morning on cbs. >>> carpenter received a medal of honor on thursday. he dived on a grenade to save a fellow marine. he's now a student at the university of south carolina. >> you notice that kyle doesn't hide his scars. he's proud of him and the service that they represent and he tells me this, so i'm just quoting him. he said the girls definitely like him. so he's working an angle on this thing. >> he suffered if or two years from his injuries an then he ran the marathon. amazing spirit. >> a very brave soldier. >> the soccer team is bracing for a showdown. team usa is the underdog on sunday. elaine quijano is in rio de janeiro. she says this game features some well known faces. >> reporter: good morning. team usa did manage to beat ghana but they hardly dominated the game. now, on sunday the u.s. will take on portugal. one of the top ranked teams in the tournament. now, the americans will have to do that without one of their top players, jozy altidor who was r

bob schieffer's grefts will includein include lindsey graham and reince priebus. >>> a plane was shot down killing all 49 on board. the death toll is the highest suffered by government forces in a single incident since they launched the military operation to stop the rebellion in eastern ukraine. >>> sergeant bergdahl remains at brooke army medical center. he's described as being in stable condition after being held captive for five years. >>> they talked about the moment the former p.o.w. touched down on american soil at lackland air force base. >> he appeared like anyone who sees a two-star general. he seemed nervous but he looked good. >> reporter: they're not talking about the exchange. >> anything surrounding his controversy is not part of the reintegration. that will be done by the department of army after the investigation is complete. >> reporter: officers will question bergdahl about his captivity and why he left his outpost in afghanistan. jeffrey corn is a former military lawyer. >> what complicates this is it's fairly clear he's suh expected of violating some form of code

bob schieffer's guest will include senator lindsey graham and rence prevus. >>> they shot down an army transport plane killing all 49 on board. it happened as the plane was approaching the eastern city of luhansk. the death toll is the highest suffered since they launched the military rebellion in eastern ukraine. >>> sergeant bowe bergdahl remains in seclusion in san antonio, texas. he's described as being in stable condition as he readjusts following five years as a taliban captive in afghanistan. we have more. >>> the army officials in charge of sergeant bergdahl's reintegration talked about the moment the former p.o.w. touched down on american soil at lackland air force base. >> he appeared like any soldier would when they see a two star general, nervous. >> reporter: they said bergdahl doesn't know about the controversy controversy. >> anything surrounding the controversy is not part of reintegration. that will be done by the department of army after reintegration is complete. >> reporter: officers will eventually question bergdahl about his captivity and why he left his outpost i

. >>> bob schieffer's guests tomorrow will include joe manchin, john barasso and james jeffrey. >> peoplebracing for another day of intense weather including more heavy rain. lakes and rivers are swollen and some roads have been completely washed out. meteorologist danielle niles with our boston station wbbz tells us what can be expected. >> vinita there are plenty of flood warnings across the midwest. flood flash watches from nebraska stretching down to western iowa. there's a lot of energy that has to come through these next couple of days. let's time out the storms. today they continue to slide east developing from the texas panhandle up through the midwest. damaging winds, torrential downpours downpours. they weaken overnight but watch this area tomorrow afternoon and evening wchl get another cluster of thunderstorms. the threat for severe weather for our sunday afternoon. any aunt of rainfall there's so many waterlogged areas that will exacerbate the issues in this area that we've been watching for days. anthony, back over to you. >> the race to create the next big thing in tech is h