bob schieffer looks at our republican. how trump's campaign could cost him in congress.s eye opener at 8:00. >> severe cancellations facing delta flyers across the country. particularly, at delta hub. >> the park will remain closed. no one is sure if the slide in question will reopen. >> confirmed an american citizen was kidnapped. they're withholding his identity for now. >> people are still talking about it. two star swimmers who added more medals to their impressive collections. >> steady the ship to prevent more defections and skittish donors. part of that will be. >> panning trump's economic plans as she tries to prove, she, not the billionaire, will steer the economy. >> he said he's saying good-bye to the new york yankees but stay close. he will join is it tethe team n as an advisor. >> a lot of people wonder what he would have been if he had not had the steroid scandal. would he have been a hall of famer? >> that's the one. second. a triple play. three outs on one pitch. around the horn, triple play. oh, my. >> this morning's eye opener at 8:00 is presented by li

bob schieffer looks at how republicans fear trump's campaign could cost him seats congress. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> this is a major global computer outage that has resulted in nearly all delta flights being held on the ground. >>> the park, itself, will remain closed today. no one is really sure when or if the slide will reopen. >>> u.s. embassy in kabul has confirmed that an american citizen was kidnapped and they are withholding his identity for now. >> day three about to kick off. people are still talking about medals to their impressive collection. >> steady the ship to prevent more defections and reassure skit skittish donors. >> clinton tries to prove she, not the billionaire, will steer the economy. >> he is saying good-bye to the yankees and baseball. he will stay close and join the team next year as a special adviser and a well paid one at delta expects large-scale flight cancellations. >> this could affect flights in the u.s. and canada if the airline cannot fix this problem. the power outage knocked delta's computer systems off li

. >> cbs news contributor bob schieffer, a former chief correspondent and the host of "face the nation." good morning. >> hey. >> speak to this question about e-mails. she still hasn't, in a sense, cleared that issue >> you know, i think she has to somehow or another stop these, "yes, but" apologies. why doesn't she just say, i made a mistake, i regret it. i would never put the nation's national security at risk. but to try to go through all these fine points and things. >> the "yes, but" continues the story. this case. she made a mistake. she has said she made a mistake and if she would let it go with that, maybe it would put this to rest. it's not going to bury it forever because republicans are going to keep bringing it up. >> is it that simple? i made a mistake, i learned, i moved on. >> that would be -- i'm not here to advise campaigns on allow to run their business, would help her. >> she also failed to respond, i think i've seen this little conference she had there on how limited it was. she failed to respond to the idea of adding more press conferences too. she sat there and sm

(bob schieffer/cbs news contributor) "they are more worried now about losing the senate, i think, than they are about whether or not they win the white house." clinton has opened up a 12 point lead in the battleground state of virginia. she also has a two point lead in nevada - and is down by two in arizona...a state that has voted democratic just once since 1952. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house./// ((christianne klein)) >>> hillary clinton will give her own economic speech at the ((paul joncich)) >>> meanwhile hillary clinton's husband, former president bill clinton will be in las vegas on friday... stumping for his wife. bill clinton .. and libertaran presidential candidate gary johnson will speak at a forum being put on by the asian american journalists association and the asian and pacific islander american club. the groups have also invited donald trump to attend. ((paul joncich)) >>> and president obama is heading to lake tahoe later this month. the president will speak on august 31-st about his commitment to protecting the environment and adrei ((paul joncich)) >>> 8 ne

i remember watching a program with george mcgovern and bob schieffer. they ran senator mcgovern talking about his friendship with president ford and he said in the end, he had voted for ford. and he said he discussed it with his family afterward and found they had all done that as well. i am aot sure because strong democrat. i wonder if that came into the information about senator mcgovern ever. host: scott ferris? mr. farris: he did have great affection for gerald ford. i don't know if you voted for him. he had problems with president carter. there were a couple reasons. president carter had not been very supportive of him in 1972. even though president carter basically borrowed the mcgovern strategy to get his nomination in 1976. he was also a little hurt that the magnitude of senator mcgovern's loss was be was a bit of a pariah in democratic circles. he was not giving -- given a starring role at the next convention. i am sure there were some hurt feelings. he worked with a number of republicans. he and bob dole partnered for almost an entire lifetime

for this book that i'm working on, i interviewed bob schieffer about preparing for the presidential debates and talked about how nervous he was before he went out, years and years of experience in front of a camera, interviewing presidents and senators and all the rest and toing doing a weekly talk show. you feel the burden there. i think the point you mentioned, though, is important about millennials and others. one thing the commissioner needs to do, make sure there's no -- kaechb can't be a bunch of white guys. that's not the debate or where the country is coming from. >> i did ask jorge ramos -- >> both of you -- >> i was mentioning jorge ramos, best known spanish speaking anchorman in the country. he said he probably knows he's not going to be in contention because of his battles with donald trump but wants to see a hispanic anchorman on the stage. >> brian stelter, before you leave me, give me a name, someone who will be on the stage in one of the debates. >> huh, well, i think diversity is crucial. going to look for someone like lester holt, martha radits, i think anderson cooper. >>

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. >> this morning, bob schieffer was here and granddaughter who tweeted. do you know? >> no, no. >> she brought a picture to you has that she has drawn. >> she waited outside the stage door. she gave it to you and then you tweeted the picture and bob said that was worth -- you just made her day. actually, you made her life. >> yes. >> it shows the interest. the point i was making the interest you take in young kids and the time you take to do it. >> it's because of the time they take, right? >> yeah. >> when a young person -- something to share bus and something to give, that is an important moment for them. >> you said that when you were younger, you saw theater as an instrument for social change. >> absolutely. >> and this show really is as well. >> yeah. my root is in theater as an education tool and as a means to accomplish all sorts of things, whether it may be a community service type of >> but your life story is amazing, though, javier. we have to say, you've been living with hiv since 2002. you are now a cancer survivor. >> yes. >> you said part of the thing yo