and john brennan. mr., brandon as the former cia director and as an msnbc senior national security and intelligence analyst. thank you both for being here. then, i want to start with you because what can you tell us about the efforts leading up to today's act? have you heard from the president that he gave the order on wednesday. to feed it down. u.s. officials advised that basically it is too big to shoot it down. it is not safe to do so now and we need to wait until it is over water essentially. what happens between then and now? >> that is right, so basically from the start they considered, should we shut this down? and that conclusion was in the pentagon that this is dangerous to civilians potentially why run the risk, let's wait until it is over the atlantic ocean. and it is important to point out here, i think in their calculation this was not a bomber. this was not a missile coming in. there was not an imminent physical threat to americans. and the amount of intelligence this balloon could pick

my name is dan weiner, i service director in the election and give a program at the brennan center.so before we get started i would just went through a few housekeeping items. first, we're going to leave time for questions at the inn. end. i know there are many people watching over zoom, this is a hybrid event. please feel free to which a question in the zoom at any time and will get to them at the latter part of our event. second, civilities very important. those are post rude or offensive comment in the zoom will be removed from the conversation. and lastly, we're providing closed captioning for this event. there's an option if you are uncertain you can check on it and you can have access. so now onto tides program. the presidential records act is one of the absolutely critical federal laws that present company excepted, most americans probably have not heard of. it establishes public ownership of all documents created or received by the president, the vice president and their staffs in carrying out the duties of the presidency to documents that are deemed to have historical or ot

director brennan knows that very well. this won't be the last time you and i are talking about balloons. thanks. >> perhaps the value is that it is seen by the american public out in plain sight. thank you for that as well, admiral. >>> joining me now is republican congressman mike gallagher. the chair of the select committee on china. he serves on the intelligence and armed services committee. he is a former marine. thank you so much. i can't think of a better guest right now from the hill. your colleague is demanding an intelligence briefing how it happened. we are hearing calls from the speaker for a gang of eight, the top eight members, bipartisan members of house and senate. we under the gang of eight staff was briefed last night, i've been told that, according to nbc news' reporting. have you been briefed? how quickly do you think the hill has to be briefed on this? >> as soon as possible. the la gis -- logistical problem is i landed in wisconsin here. it's important for us in the intelligence community to dig into t

secretary of state antony blinken is among margaret brennan's guests. i'm adriana diaz in chicago.nks for watching. good night. >>> now at 6:00, jimmy cartedder resting at home. the former president is now in hospice care. >> and preparing for demolition. a coastal community saying good- bye. >> and headaches for bay area drivers this weekend. we will tell you where. live from the cbs studios, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. 98-year-old jimmy carter is resting at home in georgia under hospice care. >> the carter center said he decided to spend his remaining time at home with family. instead of facing additional medical treatment. the 39th president survived cancer in 2015 and a serious fall at home four years later. you will remember that jimmy carter served a single term as president beating gerald folder in 1976 and losing to ronald reagan in 1980. >> former president carter and his wife last visited the bay area in october of 2013. the two helped build new homes at a habitat for humanity construction site in east oakland. a biographer who wrote a book about the former p

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they are on their way in toronto, brennan, and one of his fellow sponsors, katie herbert, are waiting to welcome them at the airport. more than a year after they started gathering the support of about a dozen people raising funds and filling out mountains of paperwork. this is the moment we've been waiting for flight 781 landed 2 hours ago, and manaus and akila and her family are some of the last to come through the gate. i am so happy to see you so sorry, how long it take and thank you or after following the journey from afghanistan to pakistan, i also soon land in canada to see how the new arrivals are faring. we are on our way to may will alleys have she's one of their sponsors and she's got a basement flat where they've been staying since they arrived here in toronto out 3 weeks ago. it's been 9 months. i last saw that anxious to see how they've been settling in here so i. c years how are you? how long will control the nation? well, that was brilliant with most of the sudden well then i get way more college and i should shut up, shut up with the more that will be a virtual ex me.

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. >> reporter: cia director bill burns spoke with cbs' margaret brennan for "face the nation." >> welso don't see that a final decision has been made yet, and we don't see evidence of actual shipments of lethal equipment. >> reporter: bay generally speaking has also put forward its own 12-point peace plan, and president zelenskyy is calling for a summit with the chinese. but president biden dismissed it saying, if putin is cheering it, can it be any good? adriana? >> christina ruffini, thank you. watch all margaret brennan's exclusive interview with cia director william burns tomorrow on "face the nation." former secretary of state condoleezza rice is also a guest. >>> inflation remains high but many americans are shopping and eating out. cbs' michael george with more on the spending spree and how it can impact you. >> reporter: we know just about everything costs more these days. but despite that, the latest numbers show americans are still willing to spend big on things like vacations and cars. and that could have a big impact on how long inflation lasts. prices for everyday essent

i'm margaret brennan.e a cbs news investigation into the fight for thousands of veterans to restore their benefits after being less-than-honorably discharged from the military. plus, it's friday, so we go "on the road." tonight, to meet a high school football star making a difference in his community. but first, a counterterrorism raid in northeast syria left four u.s. service members injured. three of the four had wounds serious enough they needed to be evacuated to a military hospital in germany. the u.s. military operation took out senior isis leader hamza al-homsi, who supplied suicide vests to other operatives. cbs's david martin is at the pentagon with more. >> reporter: a leader of the isis terrorist network in syria is dead. but at the price of four wounded americans. >> an explosion during the raid, also resulted in four u.s. troops and one of the working dogs suffering some injuries. >> reporter: u.s. special operations forces went in by helicopter and surrounded a nondescript house in northeaste

we will also be joined by former fbi agent mike german, who now works at the brennan center.'s turn to trever aaronson, who created the "alphabet boys" podcast. trevor is an award-winning investigative journalist. he is a contributing writer for the intercept. he is author of the book "the terror factory: inside the fbi's manufactured war on terrorism." i mean, this is an astounding podcast series, trevor. you have got the undercover recordings of, for example, the black activist speaking to this man mickey windecker, who would travel around in a silver hearse . first, if you can tell us where you got these recordings if you can, but lay out the story for us. >> sure. i can't talk about sourcing the recordings or the record but what i can say what is significant about this show it is the first behind the scenes look at how the fbi infiltrated an racial justice groups and movements during the summer of 2020, which for two years now has been an open question which is how did the fbi respond to the racial justice movement given the context the fbi had previously designated black

oh brennan, al jazeera sport. no hon. the kansas city chiefs have won the super bowl nail biting victory over the philadelphia eagles. celebrations are now in full swing them in mid western city. chiefs, 14835 here in the, to the field. go over that with just seconds to play. achieve spans, the matching vendor, arizona, celebrating their teams, 2nd, super bowl time in 4 years. absolutely enjoy today's game to me when you come to the super bowl. you want it to be a game that's worth watching. you want it to be a game towards close, just like it was tonight. i'm a campus are as open from start to finish. so we were certainly advised to be here . i mean, listen, we have the 2 best genes in the nfl bird up in the super bowl. you can't beat that, you kind of ask for anything better than those duties match up and a close game like that. it was amazing. absolutely amazing. so of course it was a little shaky at 1st. of course, patrick lindale. i thought it was pretty much over. he came back like a trooper, like always an army cor

pull, brennan, i'll just 0. the grave. yeah. said a heads announcer, sarah will have more on the ukraine called swapping his tennis rackets for a gun that we speak to a former ukraine. sports stock is now facing very different, dependent ah, hello, it is warming up nicely. once again, the crusty arabian peninsula lost the clear skies. here in cass, i will see typically getting up to 26 celsius in dow hassle looking good. a similar temperature there too, for a q weights fine and dry and more of the same as we go on into sunday. teams is little higher than that cut between hi there for to by getting 30 degrees already somewhat cooler. some wintry i, which was far north of afghanistan, and not too bad up to was know the parts into levant. it is generate dry and settled at the moment sir. temperatures will tend to just pick up as we go on through the next couple of days. a leper, for example, could touch 20 degrees, maybe some bits and pieces of drizzling rain for a tie, but that will clear through as we go on through the, we can no

in extraordinary climate chamber pulled, brennan has more from sulphur in the north west of the country. it's a $20000000.00 project which will shape the way houses are built and inhabited for decades to come within a cavernous environmental chamber. at the university of sol ford, 2 full scale family homes have been built, incorporating prototype materials, and bristling with energy saving technology and devices. one of the things that we can do, energy house too that you can't do in traditional fail. charles is to take some risks. so we can take technologies that are right on the cusp, and i'm, we may not know if they're gonna work really well or not. and this gives us a chance to compare some of the things so that the bell way half. so you see behind me he's got 4 different heating systems and using those control conditions, we can compare assholes. heat pump at the back assholes. heat pump in the roof. and the 2 types of red heating that we've got to really understand which one's going to bring the biggest benefit to the consumer. inside the houses, smart eating controls which can le

norman brennan, former police officer who's also said that over 30 years and is a prominent campaignes relating to law and order. thank you very much for your time. this morning. now moving on to our last story of today's program with the appointment of redditch as rachel mcclean is the latest in a long line of housing ministers. let's take a little look back on ministers of for state housing since 2013. there go we have lucy fraser october to february 2023. praise of sorry , we have lee rowley . then sorry, we have lee rowley. then we have marcus jones and then we. stuart andrew february 22 to july 22. chris pincher february 2020 to february 22. esther mcvey july 20, 19 to february 2020. malthouse then we have dominic raab january 2018 to july 2018. alok sharma june 2017 to january 2018. gavin barwell july 2016 to june 2017. brandon lewis then we. chris hopkins , lewis then we. chris hopkins, mark prisk and finally grant shapps right that we go a long list of housing ministers. we've had more than our fair share there. i am joined now freddie poser, director of priced out uk freddie

i margaret brennan. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. tv news reporter were killed in a shooting in florida. 19-year-old keith melvin moses was arrested and charged with murder. the motive is still unclear. >>> a january 6th writer who threatened congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator chuck schumer on social media was sentenced to 38 months in prison. 36-year-old garrett miller of texas will also serve 36 months of supervised release. >>> and here is your chance to live like a pop star. lady gaga's former new york city apartment is up for rent. the two-story penthouse goes for $35,000 a month. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new >>> good morning. it's thursday, february 23rd, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." monster winter storm on the move. the system slamming several states with snow and ice. we're tracking its latest path. >>> deadly shootings. a florida tv reporter and a young girl gunned down right near the scene of another fatal shooting. what pol

right now the dow is -- it looks a little flat, i believe that's what cnbc's morgan brennan would telljoining me now. also the host of public radio's full disclosure, robert farzad. tell me why the numbers were so far off estimates. >> these numbers were very far off estimates and the word i would use is stunning. this was a stunning strong -- much more stronger than expected report and it comes at a time of the year where seasonally you tend to see labor reports that are a little weaker. the dow just turning positive in the last few moments, up 50 points now. the s&p and the nasdaq also moving toward the flat line. 517,000 jobs, just to put that in perspective, wall street economists were expecting 188,000 jobs added. you also saw average hourly earnings increase on a year over year basis up 4.4%. so wages continue to be resilient. in terms of the gains, it was a broad range of sectors led by leisure and hospitality. and professional business services, healthcare, government employment tick up as well here too. there have been some whisper numbers you could seeing some stronger than 1

this is basically employing the language brennan to propose a settlement that is not necessarily taking into account ukraine. and what's the majority of your country? think ration also in munich while he was at pains to point out that the initiative lay with the ot up to try and stop the warfare and to use its strategic autonomy in the process. what was one you're trying to do here? are china has been for many years trying to exploit the concepts off your piano economy. but the way raging understand this concept is very familiar. so for china, the most important part of european strategic army is an attempt to discipline your as a consonant from the us and we're waging the strategic goal here is to prevent a more unified bronze. these are the growing china, from, from realizing, from developing on the international arena. so chinese trying to write a wedge between europe and the us also in the context of the word ukraine by trying to appeal to some of your in capitals, especially those rather keen on the notion of your talk to me for example, paris in this attempt to to drive a wedge be

and onto the bonus league, or where boucher dorman travel to brennan, a dominant display, saw the visitors keep their title, hopes alive. the vesa studied was dressed in green and white as vote. abram and try to put their way back from me table to the upper reaches of the league without a title in 20 years though memories of victory here belong to the older generation . for dorman, it's about generation next. as i looked bright binds dick, i'd long grip on power. goldman of scouted and landed some of the best young players on the planet. cocoa is one he was brought back down to worth with a thud in a godless, 1st half. a homicide huffed and puffed that had nothing to chauffeur. 20 year old g. a rhina has been the hero several times already the season for the yellow and blacks. but this was not the americans dye. was to be his replacement, a talented teenager, naturally. jamie, by now getting scored with his 1st touch of the match something for bonus like fans to think about from the 18 year old from london. julian brown was once a one to kent, a sealed a to no result. that means the spot a

joining us is morgan brennan on cnbc.ll, good morning to you. and i will say some green chutes ahead of the spring home buying season which is so critical and typically seasonally very busy time of the year for housing. we've seen demand in the housing market hit hard by the federal reserve rate hikes that started last year, but now signs of life as mortgage rates are lowest since last september. and that has propelled a rebound in mortgage applications. even as buyers return, it does raise the supply question, is there enough inventory? that was an issue contributing to some of the huge price gains that we saw throughout the pandemic. it is arguably an issue now as some prospective sellers may choose to stay put because they have lower mortgage rates. so we'll get a check on all of the cross currents and how it is teeing us up for the spring season with readings on weekly mortgage applications, home wilder sentiment, housing starts all coming this week. also worth noting that some home price declines have happened in maj

absolutely unnecessary and absurd. >> director brennan nap, the last person who theed to take the magsr wouldn't target was donald trump. he said according to sworn testimony by cassidy hutchen sob, take the mags down. they are not here to hurt me. a person who wore kef letter was one of his republican al lice. republicans seem very much on the same wifi frequency is as armed republican voters. what is that about? what is it about wanting to be one with your armed supporters that should make all of us nervous? >> i think politically, they are trying to continue to bully people and try to intimidate others. i thus they are trying to send a signal we are going to arm ourselves and we're going to defend our interests as well as our agendas. and if we have to resort to the use of violence and guns, we'll do that. so again, i just think that donald trump really tried to tough into the pulse of these individuals in that maga world, who really do embrace a gun culture like the wild west days of war. we are in the 21st century. we shouldn't have in the halls of congress and committee rooms ind

brennan, clapper. these are people who were given national security information access.se are people who were sold to the highest bidder or the highest ideology. and then social media, the main stream media and everyone else blocked this information from us. this is the -- this is pretty much what they do in third world countries. i mean, america has to step back and realize that we've been subjected to a fraud. he wants to talk about a dirty political trick? the only political trick was by this white house, this president saying it's russian disinformation. and, by the way, what made them think that they could get away with it? what made them think that they could get away with it is because they were all in on it. >> jesse: they did get away with it. >> judge jeanine: and now -- but not now. and now he wants to say i'm a victim. hunter biden wants to say i'm a victim. you're a victim? you went around europe with a vacuum cleaner sucking up millions of dollars from china ukraine and russian, slept with every woman you could find and you want to tell us you're a victim.

cnn sports analyst and columnist christine brennan is joining us.. we thought you would be talking about tiger woods' return. he is an incredible athlete. instead, golf fans cannot believe his juvenile joke when woods handed a tampon to a fellow golfer and that golfer was justin thomas. what's your reaction when you heard what he did and why? >> as you said, just a juvenile act. tiger is a 47-year-old father of a girl dad -- of a girl, he's a girl dad. and athlete, his daughter, sam, a soccer player. and for tiger to be that girl dad and nearing 50 years old an boys did in middlemoved on from it was extraordinary. it's not the biggest deal in the world. not the biggest news, as we all know. but it is a problem that golf has, in terms of the misogyny and the sexism in a sport that is trying to attract women, title ix women. and for generations, the sport had a stop sign up. augusta national, no women members. augusta changed that in 2012. the bottom line is that golf has been hostile in many ways to inviting women to play. and this just adds to that

i'm morgan brennan with jon fortt. down the selloff and the opportunities ahead with former carlisle partner. >> plus, we'll discuss tech's rough week and the setup for software demand with bill mcdermott. >> but let's get straight into our market panel joining us now are chris

but as justices brennan and marshall, two amazing correctly renowned judges on the supreme court, they were huge fans of grand jury secrecy precisely because they thought it was important for underlings, for small fry. for people who are working for larger organizations to not feel like they can't tell the truth, that this is a safe space for them to be candid. and so that is the reason that there is grand jury secrecy, that dual reason. now of course it is lovely to see, this is a civilian, just an average citizen participating in the legal process. and it's not people like me, when are you lawrence giving their punditry about what happened. it's nice to see just an average citizen speaking under unusual circumstances and the georgia rule. >> all right we have to squeeze in a break here. we're gonna stay with this. when initial much more it has not been seen yet on nbc or anywhere else. we have more facts that been revealed in the in other interviews that she did today, including that there are many recordings of donald trump making phone calls. some of those recordings made by staff

why does anybody believe they'll get the documents they want from john brennan and e james clapper withoutth subpoenas right away. >> i'm ready. they want to do due diligence and i have extreme confidence in jim jordan. not only is he a good friend, but he's a good leader. i think they will. i think we have to. we've got to get the information. we've got to know the truth. this is not a president or administration that will ever willingly tell you the truth about any subject whether it's the balloon in the air or whether it's the documents that he has scattered over of god knows. maria: that's too bad. the president of course will deliver his state of the union address tonight. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre says the president has plenty to brag about. watch this. >> if you look at what candidates, senators and congressional members ran on it was the successes that the president had. if you hear the mess p an that was come -- he message that was coming out of democrats during the midterms it was what we were able to deliver. when you think about what it's done for the econo

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joining us now is john brennan, the former director of the formal central -- he is the author of the best selling, undaunted, my fight against americas enemies, at home and abroad. john, good to see you, thank you for being with us, i want to pick up where janice left off. this was probably not an accident, you can't really generally get a balloon to hover over montana, above 60,000 feet, where you are actually legally able to be there in the accident. it is not a civilian weather balloon probably, but in the end, there is something here that china does not want to risk and that is the ire of america. so what is your evaluation of where we stand right now? >> well, ali, i think as was mentioned, there is still a lot that we don't know there was a lot that we we >> should presume to know what we don't know so far. so i think what were the chinese thinking when they set this balloon over the united states including was intent to true traverse u.s. airspace? but who was responsible for launching this, and was it fully coordinated at the highest levels of the chinese government. but, als

joining me now from the new york stock exchange is cnbc's morgan brennan.how large that will be. widely expected to be a quarter of a percentage point when we get that announcement. that would represent a further slowdown in the pace of tightening coming off of a half a percent increase we saw from the fed in december and then four before that. why are we seeing the slowing pace? data softens, inflation is cooling. still much too high for the fed's liking. of course, given the fact we did see this fast and furious pace of increases last year, there's a lag affect in terms of those hikes being realized in the economy as well. that is what is going to be watched. that's one of the things i will focus on later today. >> is there any sign after this the fed could be done? >> that is the key question. this is what markets are so unsure of right now is where the fed goes from here. traders are betting you will see one more rate hike similar size in march. then the central bank will pause before feeling moved to potentially cut rates toward the end of the year. th

so joining me now from the stock exchange is cnbc's morgan brennan.s really strong jobs report. >> that's right. so it may feel and seem like a little bit of a head scratch right now because, as you mentioned, dell joins a list of companies that are growing, including just in the past week, paypal, pinterest and fedex as well as so many others you just touched on here. we are seeing the layoffs climb well into the hundreds of thousands. it's not showing up in the broader labor data, at least not yet. that's of course because we're coming off these incredibly tight labor market dynamics. so you're seeing more job openings than workers still right now. unemployment rate is at a 53-year low according to that jobs report last friday, and if you think about the kinds of skill sets that companies, many companies across many industries both large and small in terms of the size of those companies are looking for in terms of the types of jobs that it'd still be recruiting for, it's a lot of those tech skills. it's engineering. it's coding. it's software, it's

i served as director of the elections in government program at the brennan center. before we get started, i would like to run through a few housekeeping items. first, we are going to leave time for questions at the and. i know there are many people watching over zoom, this is a hybrid event. please feel free to put your questions in the zoom at any time and we will get to them after the latter part of our event. second, civility is very important. those who post a rude or offensive comments in the zoom will be removed from the conversation. lastly, we are providing close captioning for this event. there is an option, if you want, you can check on it and you can have access to that. now, on to the program. the presidential records act is one of those absolutely critical federal laws that present company excepted, most americans probably have not heard of. it establishes public ownership of all documents for the president, the vice president, and their staff, in the course of carrying the duties of presidency. documents deemed to have historical or other evidentiary v

joining me now is cnbc's morgan brennan. disney's moves and what we heard from the ceo on cnbc this morning. >> it was quite the morning here, lindsey. significant is a good word for it. a major quote, unquote transformation, a mere three months into his renewed tenure as ceo of the media and entertainment giant. disney will be, in addition to the layoffs and billions in cost cuts, organizing into three divisions, entertainment, espn and parks and experiences segment. the idea, give more power to content executives, put greater emphasis on sports media, and take actions that will make the disney plus streaming platform, which is currently losing money, as is the case with so many other streaming platforms across the industry, profitable. so in a wide ranging roughly 35-minute interview on "squawk on the street," he discussed some of the ways that disney is going to tighten its belt, including a more targeted, more discerned approach to how it spends on content. take a listen. >> we have to look really hard at how much we hav

. >>> joining us now with more is morgan brennan, co-anchor of "squawk on the street" on cnbc.. you had the chance to speak to the head of norfolk southern. what did you learn? >> i did, and good morning to you. this was the first interview that coo alan shaw has done since that norfolk southern train derailed 20 days ago. it was a 30-minute discussion. it took place in east palestine, just across the street from the site of that derailment. and amid water tanks which are a big part of the cleanup efforts that are now under way. we talked about quite a few things including safety regulations, also i asked him what the cause of the accident was, and it is something he's prohibited from discussing right now while there is an active investigation under way. we also, though, discussed that difficult decision to do a controlled release and burn all of those toxic chemicals because there was this fear of a bigger explosion. in light of that, i asked how expansive the testing has been since some residents complained of sore throats and burning eyes and headaches and other ailments. ta

so thank you so much to the former officer and campaigner norman brennan and campaigner norman brennandent dai davies. so who do you agree with on this? are you satisfied with the way lancashire police handled the nicola on twitter nicola bulley? ali on twitter i am because there have been too many people interfering with police search and criticising them. investigate is so them. a police investigate is so complex. absolutely it is. i appreciate that from on email i have to say i feel sorry the police, they can't do right for doing wrong. if anyone wants out its sky and itv for contact in the family after they were asked to in peace describe to the family in peace describe and louise on twitter writes notably should have sealed off the area she disappeared while they searched stop the ticktock ghouls from going there taking selfies and creating nonsense theories and verdict is now in. 28% of you happy with police is handung 28% of you happy with police is handling of nicola bulley well that feels pretty significant to me. 71% of you agree with me on this and say they done well here we

so thank you so much to the former officer and campaigner norman brennan and campaigner norman brennanendent dai davies. so who do you agree with on this? are you satisfied with the way lancashire police handled the nicola on twitter nicola bulley? ali on twitter i am because there have been too many people interfering with police search and criticising them. investigate is so them. a police investigate is so complex. absolutely it is. i appreciate that from on email i have to say i feel sorry the police, they can't do right for doing wrong. if anyone wants out its sky and itv for contact in the family after they were asked to in peace describe to the family in peace describe and louise on twitter writes notably should have sealed off the area she disappeared while they searched stop the ticktock ghouls from going there taking selfies and creating nonsense theories and verdict is now in. 28% of you happy with police is handung 28% of you happy with police is handling of nicola bulley well that feels pretty significant to me. 71% of you agree with me on this and say they done well here

thk you tching until next week, for "face the nation," i'm margaret brennan. ♪ >> announcer: this iscbs overnight news." >>> today an outpouring of tributes for former president jimmy carter after it was announced that he would be receiving hospice care at home. at age 98 mr. carter is the nation's oldest living president. his decision follows a series of hospital stays and many years of health challenges. today president biden and first lady jill biden said that they admired mr. carter for his strength and humility, adding that they hope he continues his journey with grace and dignity. cbs's robert costa is in the former president's hometown of

until next week, for "face the nation," i'm margaret brennan. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >good evening and thanks for joining us tonight. more than 10 million people from texas to missouri are threatened by severe and dangerous weather. oklahoma could see the worst of it with thunderstorms forecast to bring destructive winds as powerful as category 2 hurricanes. tornados are possible. the same storm system impacted southern california this weekend. look at those pictures. a mix of misery and it's not over. cbs' joy benedict leads us of tonight from los angeles.

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