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and caroline kennedy. the former ambassador to japan on prime minister abe's visit with president trump and the role of women in the land of the rising sun. is but first here's my take. let's say you are a trump voter, the kind we hear about, an honest hardworking american who put up with trump's unusual behavi behavior because you wanted a president who would stop playing washington's political games, bring a businessman's obsession with action and results and focus on the economy. how's that working out for you? the first few weeks of the trump administration have been an illustration of that line from the writer alfred montalbert. do not confuse motion with progress, a rocking horse keeps moving but does not make progress. we are witnessing a rocking horse presidency in which everyone is jerking back and forth furiously yet there is no forward movement. since winning the election, donald trump has dominated the news nearly everyday. he has picked fights with the media, making a series of bizarre mostly

we're used to caroline kennedy leaving us messages. wrote "see you in tokyo" which was a little bit of a hint. when are you going to announce you're running for mayor, president, governor, senator? >> we'll have to wait and see what i write on the board. >> oh, yes! >> find out what she just wrote when we come back. >>> plus, we'll look at all that matters this week. you're watching "cbs this morning." >>> plus when we come >> announcer: this morning's road to the grammys is sponsored by one new gnc.,,,,,, i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private connection for my business. wifi pro from comcast business. public wifi for your customers. private wifi for your business. strong and secure. good for a door. and a network. comcast business. built for security. built for business. >>> caroline kennedy just signed our signature bofrmtd she wrote "

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trump's travel ban, plus an update on the circus performers' injuries in a high-wire fall and caroline kennedyu.n. ambassador to japan joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this morning. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi. time i >>> we made it, everyone. it is friday. as we take a live look at the pyramid in san francisco, you know what? we are ready for that sunshine. aren't we? >> oh, yes. >> and the weekend. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. ready for the sunshine and ready for the weekend and ready to sleep in. we were just talking about sleeping in with roqui this morning and you sleep in what, until 7:00? >> until 7:00 and wake up why. and then i'll fall asleep again. but to feel good because you're able to just sleep through the morning. >> what did i say about her? >> a schedule like a teenager. >> no, just one without kids. >> there it is. >> that's it. >> our sleeping this is 5:00, 6:00? >> what about you >> 10, 12. [ laughter ] >> i got kids

caroline kennedy speaks out. in her first interview since stepping down as the u.s. ambassador to japan. this morning, her take on the trump administration's very different approach to foreign policy. and her own future. is she planning a run for office? >>> and super bowl showdown. excitement for sunday's big game building. the patriots and falcons gearing up. lady gaga making this promise -- >> i will tell you there will be no meat dress there. >> so, there's that. and we're getting the party started in boston and atlanta a little early today, friday, february 3rd, 2017. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on this friday morning. hoda's here. savannah on maternity level. al roker is in boston with patriots fans. sheinelle jones is in atlanta. with falcons fans. >> we're getting ready. >> we're getting ready. we'll talk more about that in a second. we got a lot to get to on a busy friday morning. we're starting with breaking news in paris, and

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caroline kennedy speaks out. in her first interview since

trump's travel ban, plus an update on the circus performers' injuries in a high-wire fall and caroline kenne kennedyssador to japan joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this morning. i'm an ma degree. thanks for watching. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking news only on three, two elderly women tied up and terrorized inside of their home. we're live with how police made the quick arrest. >> new developments on neighborhood evacuated after tanker truck overturns, and spilled fuel in bucks county. >>> and a day after snow hits the region, the concern today is the bitter cold and icy sidewalks, no bones about it, in center city this morning, and for good reason. women, today is friday, february, so good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. hands full of schools opening late after yesterday's storms, we have the delays at the bottom of your screen. >> now, let's get your day started with a check on traffic. >> happy friday. i was going to say if we made it through yesterday we can handle the chilly temperatures today,

>> trump also during the campaign ridiculed caroline kennedy, the ambassador to japan, saying she hadeen wined and dined by abe. this weekend he is wining and dining with abe. there is this aspect of him being willing. abe was very smart, and you know he came to trump tower, and he brought him a golf club. it was a golden golf club that was $3,000 or something. now trump is starting to come around on the personal level, which i think you hear a lot about trump and connecting with people on a personal level. it's very smart of the japanese prime minister, who probably wants to think about tpp and think about some of the other policies. >> there is a lot on the line because of tpp, the transpacific partnership, which abe had a lot invested in that multilateral trade deal, as did the united states under obama, and that has now officially been taken off the table. he would like to see perhaps a bilateral trade agreement. there is a lot at stake for him economically. >> the security relationship as well. we'll see the two leaders at the top of the hour. about 20 minutes from now. we'll hav

ambassador to japan, caroline kennedy with us exclusively. sador kennedy, it's nice to see you. welcome home by the way. >> thank you. it's great to be home. >> interesting timing. our defense secretary is there meeting with japanese officials. during the campaign candidate trump said things i know that raised a japan and the region. do you think it sends the right message that defense secretary mattis makes this his first overseas trip? >> absolutely. japan -- the region is so critical to our future so it's important that the defense secretary went to consult and reassure our allies about our commitment. >> one of the things that donald trump said during the campaign is it's time for japan to step under and shoulder more of the financial burden for its own defense. i have to tell you, that really seemed to resonate with his supporters. is it a fair ask? >> japan already contributes more than any other country. they contribute more than 75% of the costs of the bases and it's in our interests that japan be strong and that our troops be there. t

caroline, i know we have a lot of hearings to go. >> i have to say, not to relitigate things that we argued about last year, justice kennedy was appointede final year of a president's term, second term -- >> a vacancy that rose -- >> he was still appointed. that happened six times in the past century. we can relitigate at that. i don't like to think about supreme court seats as a battle of u.n. die. i think we got to think about what is best for the country. holding a seat hostage for partisan reasons i think it's very unfortunate. >> bret: let me get your predict. do they get the eight democrats to get to 60, caroline? >> i think it is going to be a process of examination and thorough vetting, will have to see. >> bret: ed, you're pretty confident? >> there will be no filibuster effort. the final margin might involve fewer than 60 efforts to make votes if they want to massage it that way. >> bret: add caroline appreciate the time you just heard it, we're going to hear what the panel thinks come on the reaction from them, stay ♪ when you have digestive sensitivities, life can feel like a never ending search for food that won't cause blo

caroline, i know we have a lot of hearings to go. >> i have to say, not to relitigate things that we argued about last year, justice kennedy was appointede final year of a president's term, second term -- >> a vacancy that rose -- >> he was still appointed. that happened six times in the past century. we can relitigate at that. i don't like to think about supreme court seats as a battle of u.n. die. i think we got to think about what is best for the country. holding a seat hostage for partisan reasons i think it's very unfortunate. >> bret: let me get your predict. do they get the eight democrats to get to 60, caroline? >> i think it is going to be a process of examination and thorough vetting, will have to see. >> bret: ed, you're pretty confident? >> there will be no filibuster effort. the final margin might involve fewer than 60 efforts to make votes if they want to massage it that way. >> bret: add caroline appreciate the time you just heard it, we're going to hear what the panel thinks come on the reaction from them, stay ♪ >> today i am keeping another promise to the american people by nominating judge neil gorsuc neil gorsuch. ju

caroline, i know we have a lot of hearings to go. >> i have to say, not to relitigate things that we argued about last year, justice kennedy was appointede final year of a president's term, second term -- >> a vacancy that rose -- >> he was still appointed. that happened six times in the past century. we can relitigate at that. i don't like to think about supreme court seats as a battle of u.n. die. i think we got to think about what is best for the country. holding a seat hostage for partisan reasons i think it's very unfortunate. >> bret: let me get your predict. do they get the eight democrats to get to 60, caroline? >> i think it is going to be a process of examination and thorough vetting, will have to see. >> bret: ed, you're pretty confident? >> there will be no filibuster effort. the final margin might involve fewer than 60 efforts to make votes if they want to massage it that way. >> bret: add caroline appreciate the time you just heard it, we're going to hear what the panel thinks come on the reaction from them, stay tuned. what's the status? there's a meteor hurtling towards earth. how long until impact? less than a minute. w