>>> sunday on "face the nation" bob schieffer talks with michael mccaul of texas and idaho republican raul labrador and bill de blasio sunday right here on cbs. >> sounds like a good show. >>> this morning the florida woman is the latest to claim that bill cost by drugged and raped her. that makes it seven women to come public. in a statement on thursday cosby's lawyer blasted people coming out of the woodwork with unsubstantiated or fabricated stories ability my client. this is it per nonsense. bill cosby refuses to comment on the allegations. he performed last night at a fund-raiser in the bahamas and did not address the issue. that's his first public event since three media companies cut their ties to them this week. >>> 5 million strollers are being recalled. federal regulators say a folding hinge on the graco stolers can pinch the child ears fingers.

chief washington correspondent bob schieffer spoke with 43. much of the conversation was about his dad, often refers to affectionally as 41. >> schieffer: this is probably the only presidential library where you have a -- >> i wouldn't have been born if not for him. he introduced me to politics. had he gone in to politics turned out to be a lousy father or husband, i probably wouldn't have been interested. >> schieffer: and so they stand side by side in bronze, two presidents, father and son, whose president sees were intertwined unlike any others. a father whose public image was often at odds with what his son says is his true nature. like a parachute jump on his 90th birthday earlier this year. it's the scene that launches a new biography our 43rd president has written about the 41st. so what does the son say to an elderly parent who keeps jumping out of airplanes? >> keep jumping. as mother said i'm glad your father is jumping out at the church because if it doesn't work we won't have to go very far for the funeral. >> i pride myself, i beli

bob schieffer asked mr. bush about that in an interview for this weekend's cbs news broadcast "sunday morning. of. >> were you surprised when you gave the ultimatum to saddam that he didn't leave? diddid you think there was a chance he would leave? >> i really did. >> you did? >> yeah. when he was captured i was told that the f.b.i. agent that talked to him, he said, "i just didn't believe bush." and it's hard for me to believe he didn't believe me. but that's what he-- i think that's accurate. it was just hard in retrospect for me to look back and say i don't see how he could-- i don't see how he could doubt my word. >> pelley: bob will have more of that interview on "sunday morning" and on "face the nation wrts when he will also interview president obama. one hour, two presidents because it's "face the nation." late today, the white house announced that president obama has chosen loretta lynch to succeed eric holder as attorney general. lynch is currently the u.s. attorneyattorney in brooklyn, new york. sh

that is very bob schieffer to me and it's sort of bob being a surrogate for the american people. >> reporter. >> thank you for watching "face the nation." >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," jan crawford, washington. >> bob, there's a reason that you're number one. and when anybody sits in that chair as norah and i have, you're aware of the standards you have set and they're very high and we congratulate you on those many years that you've sat in the chair. >> that's very, very nice of you to say, charlie. and let me just say, i'm the luckiest guy ever because this is the best job you could possibly have. i love it. >> no one does it better, bob. >> good luck on your interview with the president today. we'll be watching on sunday. thanks, bob. >> thank you. >> as i mentioned, tune in sunday. it's president obama's first interview since the midterm elections. you can watch more of bob's conversation with him and george w. bush on "face the nation" on sunday morning right here on cbs. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," carlos santana sounds off about his roots and his music. his journey from a

chief washington correspondent bob schieffer has been the host for the last 23 years. e president. his first since this election. do you think he's headed for a showdown with congress? >> that's what we're going to talk to him ability. can i just say one thing. thank you very much for emphasizing that i haven't been on "face the nation" the entire 60 years. >> i knew you were going to say that. >> some people think i have. >> 23 years though. not a bad run, bob. not a bad run. >> well, one sunday at a time. >> what do you think the key questions are for the president? >> well, i think the key questions are can you get along with congress, can you find a way to make the last two years of your term significant, can you get anything done? you know for so long norah, congress, washington in general, has just been about congress in washington in general. they seem to have divorced themselves from the rest of the country. the purpose of government is to improve the lives of citizens. i'm going to ask him how he plans to get things back on track, how he is going to reach out t

schieffer: thank you, mr. president. >> thank you soap much, bob, i enjoyed it.hen change is in the air you see things in a whole new way. it's in this spirit that ing u.s. is becoming a new kind of company. one that helps you think differently about what's ahead, and what's possible when you get things organized. ing u.s. is now voya. changing the way you think of retirement. it's time to get to work are finally over, fixing our long-term national debt to help build a stronger economy. with a solid fiscal foundation, we can create more jobs, invest more in innovation and infrastructure, and make america more competitive, giving our kids a better future. a bipartisan solution to our long-term debt means more growth today, more opportunity tomorrow. and the time to start is now. >> schieffer: if you haven't figured it out by now the truth is i love moderating "face the nation." i was going to tell you why, but then i thought, why not just show you. >> "face the nation." >> welcome to "face the nation." >> it's a good thing. >> i can say that your grandchildren in

. >> pelley: bob schieffer, nancy cordes, major garrett, and anthony mason on the power shift and the road ahead. baseball star alex rodriguez on performance-enhancing drugs. >> did you do any p.e.d.s? >> no gleld jim axelrod on new court documents on what reportedly tell a different story. anna werner on what's becoming a cheap, dangerous alternative to pain pills-- mexican heroin. and mark phillips on war and remembrance of those who made the ultimate sacrifice a century ago. >> it just brings home the number of lives that were lost, some might say wasted. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. on the first day of the new reality in washington, a government that is about to become even more sharply divided. voters have given republicans control of both houses of congress for the next two years, the last two years of the administration of democratic president barack obama. the g.o.p. won back the senate by taking at least seven seats now held by teams. three races are still undecided. the republicans will have at least 5

good morning, bob. >> schieffer: just that, charles. is what's coming up.esday we'll talk with republican senator rand paul, democratic senator amy klobuchar about that. then talk to u.s. ambassador to the u.n. samantha power. just back from west africa on the ebola situation there. >> osgood: bob schieffer, thank you. next week, here on "sunday morning." next week, here on "sunday morning." writer and director jon stuart. and smells gorgeous. i use it... my whole world uses it. head & shoulders. now smells better than ever. left twix® is extra crisp so it stays crunchy when we apply caramel and chocolate. >>right twix has the same thing. they have packing tape like that over at right twix? try both. pick a side. twix you could be at the corner of "i'm throwing away money" and "i had no idea." well, walgreens has your back. our expert pharmacists make it easy for you to save on your prescriptions. so you can keep your money where it belongs. swing by walgreens... ...where you could save even more with medicare prescription copays as low as zero dollars. at

bob. >> schieffer: thank you so much, charlie. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu now joins us from jerusalem, thank you for coming. another of these hideous videos, another execution. are we losing this war with isis? >> no, i think you're fully engaged in it. we see these horrors, this atrocity the people of israel are with you, we're with the family, we're with all the american people who understand that we're up against. we support you in this battle. support president obama in leading this coalition. it has to be fought, isis, has to be defeated and it can be defeated. >> schieffer: last time we talked you said that us rewas a was ready to help in any way possible you did not go beyond that. are you going to take -- is israel going to take more active role in this fight against isis? >> we're fully coordinated with the united states, we exchange all information that needs to be exchanged. i really don't want to go beyond that. i will say i think we have a global conflict here. basically the middle east is awash with mi

b i'm bob schieffer, today on "face the nation," it's down to the wire on campaign 2014. this weekend the politicians are racing around the country making last minute campaign stops. what will the obama affect be. >> this election is too important to stay home. don't let somebody else choose your future for you. >> schieffer: we'll talk most in demand surrogate, rand paul. >> if you're freedom loving, leave me the hell alone voters, i urge you to vote for scott brown. >> schieffer: and amy klobuchar. u.n. ambassador samantha power just back from a visit to ebola-ravaged west africa. we'll get her first assessment of the situation there. plus we'll hear from all-star panel of analysts. peg knee noonan and kimberly toss sell of the "wall street journal," tavil smiley and mark halperin of bloomberg politics. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning again on this last weekend before the election that will determine which party controls the house and senate. it is looking like republicans will continue their hold on the house

cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer has moderated the program since 1991.sident obama will sit down with bob schieffer for his first interview, following the 2014 midterm election. the program will include conversation with former president, george w. bush. he talks about when he almost lost his father, president h.w. bush to pneumonia. >> i kissed him good-bye. i was convinced it was the last time i would see him. i under estimated him. he had underestimate add lot of his life. and sure enough, a year later or so, he is jumping out after airplane. >> just incredible. don't forget you can watch the special edition of "face the nation" with bob schieffer, that's happening this morning, at 10:30, right here on cbs-3. >> tuesday is veterans day, and many people honored our nation's fallen heroes this weekend by cleaning up their neighborhoods. volunteers roll up their sleeves with the travis day of service. helped beautiful the corridor here in philadelphia, similar project happening all across the country. >> we have the gentleman from st. joe's prep here, wh

. >> on sunday's "face the nation" president obama told bob schieffer the nation is entering a new phase in the fight against isis. he says sending 1,500 more american troops to iraq will help that country launch an offense against the militants. michael, good morning. >> good morn norah. >> u.s. officials this morning are not confirming al baghdadi has been killed or wounded. what do you think about the significant we may have struck him? >> what's significant to me is that we hit a military convoy that we knew isis leadership was part of. so what's important here obviously, if we got baghdadi that's a good thing. what's really important here is that we found a leadership target and we went after it. >> how good is our intelligence? if two days later, we still don't know if he's safe or wounded or killed? >> so this was a convoy that we struck, that we knew was a leadership convoy. that takes very good intelligence. what happens in the aftermath, there's no pattern that i've ever seen. sometimes we learn very quickly that somebody has been injured or killed. sometimes it takes days and

. >> in washington bob schieffer and his colleagues celebrated the 60th anniversary of "face the nationtoas >> i've had 101 appearances on "face the nation" which exactly matches my age. >> bob, you're absolutely clear. you're absolutely straightforward. you're absolutely honest. everybody who's come in contact with you, they respect you. >> our chief washington correspondent summed up what makes the broadcast special. >> "face the nation's" been on the air now for 60 years, and the mission has not changed. it's still the same. we still invite them in sit them down turn on the lights and ask them questions. and try to give them a chance to answer. >> not much has changed with bob schieffer, in spite all that's happened to him, he's the same person that came to texas. >> and a truth speaker. >> in the most straightforward way. >> and that's number one. >> it is. >> congratulations to bob schieffer. >> congratulations to "face the nation." >>> holiday shopping officially kicks off next week but the past year has brought cybernightmares. breaking the news of target and home depot on the we

. >>> well, bob schieffer joins us now from washington. bob, the president's plan is finally out there, we have been anticipating it for quite a while. based on the reaction you have heard in town in the past 24 hours or so, where are republicans coming down on this, do you think they want a fight or might they look for more subtle ways to take on this policy. >> reporter: i think they are not quite sure how they will respond to this, but i know this, the partisan device has grown deeper and wider, even then it was at the beginning of the week. the republicans urged the president not to take this action. he did it. the response was just what you might expect. the house speaker john boehner accused him of acting more like a king then a president. there was all kind of talks. the real question now is can the speaker, john boehner, and the the republican leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, hold their troops together and have a unified response to this. there are some on the republican side who are ready to start shutting down the government

cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer has moderate that had program since 1991. ent obama will sit down with bob for his first post midterm election interview. the program will include a conversation with former president george w. bush. bob talked about when he lost his -- rather the former president talk about when he almost lost his father, president george hw bush, to machine. >> i kissed him good bye and i was convince that had was last time i would see him but i underestimatedded him. he had been under's mate add lot of his life and sure enough a year later or so he is jumping out of an airplane. >> don't miss this very special addition of face the nation with bob schieffer sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. >> there are spelling mistakes and then there are spelling mistakes. >> especially when it comes to one of the most famous women in american history. our carol erickson explains from south philadelphia. >> reporter: sneakers over phone wires as philadelphia as billy penn still serving on town watch and that is as philadelphia as. >> schuylkill.

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. >> pelley: bob schieffer, nancy cordes, major garrett, and anthony mason on the power shift and the road ahead. baseball star alex rodriguez on performance-enhancing drugs. >> did you do any p.e.d.s? >> no gleld jim axelrod on new court documents on what reportedly tell a different story. anna werner on what's becoming a cheap, dangerous alternative to pain pills-- mexican heroin. and mark phillips on war and remembrance of those who made the ultimate sacrifice a century ago. >> it just brings home the number of lives that were lost, m

on cbs's "face the nation" bob schieffer asked mike leake if republicans are ready to shut down the government over possible executive actions. >> it's difficult for us to know how best we should respond when we don't know what he's going to do yet, but we're standing ready looking at the fact that it's important for us to defend a rule of law. >> the president and republicans in office are at odds over the keystone pipeline on the gulf coast. >>> and president obama says the beheading of aid worker peter kassig is pure evil. kassig is the fifth that isis has killed. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. peter kassig is being remembered as a humanitarian who helped save the lifes of those caught in civilian war. now washington is accelerating its efforts to destroy the group. the 15-minute video reportedly shows isis militants their faces exposed decapitating syrian soldiers. at the end a masked man stands ore peter kassig. he is the third american and fifth hostage killed by isis. unlike previous isis videos it doesn't show kassig alive before the

s news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. bob, good morning to you.u know one of the great honors of anchoring the show to me get to go talk to you every sunday morning, i know you've been doing this 20 plus years, such an exciting milestone. what has been the highlight for you? anchoring this show? >> you know what? i think nicole, you know what i think the highlight is? i woke up alive this morning. when you get to be my age, that's very, very important. and every day you get on this side of the dirt is the highlight. so, i have had a wonderful time doing this broadcast, i've been a reporter as you well know for more than half a century. and the last, what, 22, 23 years, here at "face the nation", hands-down the best job in all of journalism, if you like talking to the newsmakers, think about it, you don't even have to go to them some of the time. they're too long come to you. >> yes. >> and that makes it a very, very special thing. no bells and whistles here on this show as you know, nicole. we just sit down the top newsmakers and ask them question

. >> democratic senator amy klobuchar isn't up for reelection, told bob schieffer today the 43 has helped as much as he can, especially with fund-raising. >> he has done a lot of work but it is clear, it varied state by state where people agree or disagree with the president on different issues. >> jeff, white house officials say the president can still get out the vote in battleground states without physically being there, the in the digital age she targeting those democrats using web ads, videos and radio spots. >> glor: julianna goldman, thank you. >> with control of the senate hanging the balance we are joined by congressional correspondence nancy cordes. >> the polls having the republicans winning the senate what are the chances of a landslide and if there is a landslide what does that look like? >> well you start to see gop victories in not just traditional republican states like arkansas and louisiana but real battleground states like colorado and iowa and new hampshire, then they are going to be a little argue their idea has caught on across the political spectrum, democrats will

this sunday bob schieffer will be joined by president obama and former president george w. bush. >>> how a woman used technology to put the police on the trail of her kidnapper. >>> and the navy s.e.a.l. secret, the man who claims he fired the shot that killed osama bin laden goes public. this is the "cbs morning news." then my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. enbrel helps relieve pain and stop joint damage. i've been on the course and on the road. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. you should not start enbrel if you have an infection like the flu. tell your doctor if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure, or if you have symptoms such as per

what he said to bob schieffer-- >> people want to see this city work.nd they feel as if it is not working. >> glor: --and what he says is next. major garrett is in beijing. and walking the grand canyon without being able to see. barry petersen with a remarkable journey. >> this really is life one step s a time. captioning sponsored by cbs nsor this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, everyone, i am jeff glor. and much of the country is about

. >> osgood: jim gaffigan, new book called "food: a love story" now to bob schieffer for a look what's in ferguson, missouri. from washington, the latest in the fight over immigration reform. >> osgood: bob schieffer in washington. by the way, for more on any of these stories that you've seen here along with thanksgiving recipes from the pages. next week on "sunday morning." ♪ >> the bigger they become. >> osgood: paperback writers. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medicare. medicare open enrollment. you'll never know unless you go. i did it. you can too. ♪ if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the fastest retinol formula available. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. one week? this one's a keeper. rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots rapid tone repair. from neutrogena®. and for dark spots rapid

analysis from bob schieffer and charlie rose. gayle king and anthony mason with our cbs news exit polls. nancy cordes is following congressional races. john dickerson at the decision desk. bill whittaker on the the governors and report reports frm correspondentcorrespondents in y battleground states. now, from cbs news election headquarters in studio 57, here are scott pele and norah o'donnell. >> pelley: good evening, we came into this night with all 435 seats in the house and 36 seats in the senate up for grabs. >> the republicans will control the house for two more years. the senate still to be decided. >> pelley: bob schieffer the mood of the country tonight seems to be the deciding factor in a lot of these races. >> the mood is nasty. the mood is exactly what we've been talking about all week. it's now being reflected in the exit polls. people don't like the way things are going. they are despair about the government. they don't like republicans and they don't like democrats. this is not just a referendum on obama. it's a re

a preview live from washington is maryland rate or and cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. good morning to you, what are you covering today. >> well, we have a full plate this morning, nicole, we have an eye especially on two big stories and that is, what is going on down there in ferguson, missouri, people were outside on the streets again last night as they await the decision by this grand jury, on whether or not to indict the police officer in the shooting death of that young african-american, michael brown. we're now told it may not be today that they will hand down that indictment, if there is to be one. it may go as late as monday of next week but the people are outside on the street, the national guard has been called out. everybody is very tense. we will get reports from the scene on that and then we will talk to the president of the naacp, cornell william brooks about how he thinks all this is being handled and then, of course, we will turn to the big story the aftermath of the president's decision to go it alone on immigration reform. the chairman of the home lan

sunday on "face the nation," bob schieffer asked his son about the possibility of his brother jeb extending >> if you were to make an estimate. what's going to happen. >> i think we're 50/50. we're very close. on the other hand he's not knocking on my door agonizing about the decision. he knows exactly about the ramifications on the family, for example. he's seen his dad and his brother go through the presidency. i would give it a toss-up. >> george. with bush says that he hopes his brother runs in 2016 and it's worth any difficulty faced by the family. >>> a scary situation durnd sunday's weather ravens team. one of the team's cheerleaders fell to the ground during a stunt shchl e was treated with head, back, and neck injuries but good news sheechls already left the hospital under her own power. >>> coming up on the "cbs this morning," the sci-fi hit "interstellar." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." sir, we're going to need you on the runway. (vo) theraflu starts to get to work in your body in just 5 minutes. (vo) theraflu breaks you free from your worst cold and flu sy

. >>> vice president joe biden joined the party to toast the show and host bob schieffer.ed about being the most frequent guest with more than 100 appearances. cbs cee was also on hand. >>> we will go to kalamazoo. and sharing some of the pictures he took on the 166 days on the space station. >> and sitting down with guitarist page. thanks so much for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ there's no need to be afra afraid ♪ . >>> and breaking right now, horrific attack on the jerusalem synogogue leaves at least four worshippers dead. who is behind it, what to could mean for an already tense situation in the holy city. >> it is tuesday, november 18th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. here are stories we're following today. in addition to that one, p pen gaming board could decided to which developer gets to build another casino in philadelphia. four bids are n only one license available. so the big question: who is it going to, where will it be? we have a full report coming up. >> but first, it is not even thanksgiving yet, already fee

. >>> much more to come here, we will check with face the nation's bob schieffer for a sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one. to us, eye care is about living dr. pearles legacy. building a trusting relationship with the person behind the eyes. this is genuine eye care, right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. face the nation is coming up at 10:30. joining us now with a preview live from washington is maryland rate or and cbs news chief washington correspondent, bob schieffer, bob, good morning to you. >> good morning, nicole. obviously we will start with the breaking news from overnight, this hideous video, of the execution, beheading of apparently yet another american captive, biasis. we will talk to charlie dagada our correspondent who spent so much time in the region about that for the very latest details. then we will talk to israeli prim

. >> pelley: bob schieffer is our chief washington correspondent and the an core of "face the nation." bob, what are you looking for tomorrow night? >> . >> reporter: scott, most of the analysis suggests the republicans will pick up enough seats to take the majority in the senate. it will be the first time that the republicans will control both houses of congress. but i tell you this: i'm not making any bets on this yet because this electorate is in the nastiest mood i have ever seen. they're mad about everything. nothing works. they don't like the president. they like the congress even less. who knows. they may decide they don't even want to vote. i'm going the wait and see what happens. >> pelley: it's important to note there are 36 governor's races up tomorrow, as well. bill whittaker has been following those. bill, what are you looking for? >> reporter: three races to watch, florida, wisconsin and colorado. in florida, the republican governor rick scott is in a tight race with the democrat charlie crist. in wisconsin, republican governor scott walker is facing democrat mary burke.