"cbs this morning" lead national correspondent david begnaud is in el paso. good morning, david. what more do we know this morning? >> reporter: good morning. i'd like to begin if i may by setting the scene for you. it is piercingly quiet here. there is a feeling of reverence. other than the wind, passing traffic and idle hum of first responders' engines it is really quiet. we got new information from

david begnaud is at the walmart and reports authorities are combing through an online manifesto the suspect may have posted. >> reporter: authorities here in el paso wasted no time charging the alleged gunman, 21-year-old patrick crusius, with capital murder. >> we will seek the death penalty. the loss of life is so great, we certainly have never seen this in our community. >> officials tell us that crusius can be seen in surveillance photos entering the walmart near the mexican border and taking aim at shoppers. survivors took shelter under tables. others ran for their lives. >> busting guns in walmart right now. aks. >> reporter: aldon hall was inside the store when the gunman started shooting. he recorded this video and he was still shocked. >> i also remember him smirking as he raised the gun toward me in the store. >> reporter: yesterday's rampage is being visit gated by federal authorities. u.s. attorney john bash. >> we're going to do what we do to terrorists in this country which is deliver swift and certain justice. >> reporter: crusius is cooperating, but they wouldn't say more th

david begnaud, cbs news on the beach, cocoa beach, florida. >>> a surge on wall street with one hour to go before the closing bell and the dow is up more than 330 points right now and tech companies and banks have been big winners in midday trading with wells fargo up as much as 2% in stocks moving higher this afternoon as investors hope nuke talks set for september can resolve the u.s.-china trade dispute. the china commerce ministry said hope for progress depends on whether washington can create favorable conditions. last friday, president donald trump said he would add 5% tariffs on about $550 billion in targeted chinese goods. >>> i'm emily turner the live news desk with a driver under arrest in contra costa county for child and then taking off while under the influence. it happened at 7:00 this morning in brentwood on sunset road and trailside drive. you can see video from the scene. we are told there are no crosswalks in this area and police officers and firefighters were there and at one point we saw a shoe on the ground. police located the suspect sitting in an suv about one

our david begnaud is there. also more than a dozen women who say they were sexually abused by jeffrey epstein are given a chance to tell their stories. a major investigation at a v.a. hospital. multiple patients may have died after being wrongly injected with insulin. was it intentional? actress lori loughlin makes a new court appearance in the college admissions scandal as big changes are announced for the s.a.t. exam. what st. louis is doing to stop a disturbing trend. at least a dozen kids shot and killed this year. it's one of the greatest high- tech competitions: driverless cars. now a top engineer is accused of giving google secrets to uber. we'll clear the air about karl the fog. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> dickerson: good evening. norah is off tonight. i'm john dickerson. this is our western edition. puerto rico and the dominican republic are under states of emergency as tropical storm dorian tears through the caribbean. forecasters warn that heavy rain 6could cause life-threa

david begnaud is in cocoa beach where people are lining up for sandbags, david. >> reporter: john, the line to get sandbags has been close to a half mile today. people have been waiting-- how idt hos.e you been here, ma' mar on s the at's tsahe pilmae of sn and. just when you get to the front there are roughly 10 bags that the inmates from the county jail will fill for you, and then you are on your way. this is not the only line for sandbags in the county. there are several dozen. we actually got a time lapse today as we drove what seemed like 10 city blocks where people were stopped trying to get sandbags. met a woman named jamie, her daughter, mckenzie, a toddler was in the backseat. had been there with mom for six hours in a car seat also waiting to get sandbags. listen, up and down the state, it's not only sand it's water and fuel. there are lines at costco. some stores are telling people, you get four cases of water per family, that's it. the governor has said there is a ton of fuel. we are seeing fuel lines, nothing out of hand. speaking of the governor, he's declared state of em

david begnaud reports authorities are combing through an online manifesto the suspect may have posted reporter: authorities here in el paso wasted no time charging the alleged gunman 21-year-old patrick crusius with capital murder. >> we will seek the death penalty. the lost of life is so great, we have certainly never seen this in our community. >> reporter: officials tell us that crusius can be seen in surveillance photos entering the wal-mart near the mexican border and taking aim at shoppers. ( gunfire ) survivors took shelter under tables. others ran for their lives. >> ( bleep ) gunshots in wal-mart. somebody got shot. >> reporter: alden hall was inside the store when the gunman started shooting and he recorded this video and is still shocked. >> i remember him smirking as he raised the gun towards me. >> reporter: yesterday's rampage is also being investigated by federal authorities. u.s. attorney john dash: >> we are going to do what we do to terrorists in this country, which is deliver swift and certain justice. >> reporter: police say that crusius is cooperating, but they wo

david begnaud is in hyannis port where the family has gathered in mourning.eporter: this afternoon, right near the kennedy compound in hyannis port, the family drove by the crush the cameras in silence, seeming to want their privacy. in the front seat was 91-year- hed ethel kennedy, the grandmother of 22-year-old hoirse kennedy hill. >> on scene, confirming cardiac arrest. >> reporter: paramedics were called to the kennedy home around 3:00 p.m. yesterday. authorities found the 22-year- old unresponsive. they transported her to a hospital, where she was pronounced dead. the "new york times," citing two sources close to the family, is deporting tonight that saoirse kennedy hill died of an apparent overdose, but cbs news has not confirmed that. today, authorities told us that a toxicology report is pending to determine the exact cause of death. hill had been staying here at the historic kennedy compound, best known for being the summer white house for her great-uncle, john f. kennedy. saoirse was one of bobby and ethel kennedy's 35 grandchildren. seen here on "e

david begnaud, cbs news, for the bbc.me: all the sport, including james anderson's calf injury ruling him out of the ashes series. he's the first african—american to win the presidential nomination of a major party. and he accepts, exactly 45 years ago to the day, that martin luther king declared, "i have a dream". as darkness falls tonight, and unfamiliar light will appear in the southeastern sky — an orange, glowing disc that's brighter than anything — save the moon, and our neighbouring planet, mars. there was no doubt that this election is an important milestone in the birth of east timor as the world's newest nation. it will take months and billions of dollars to repair what katrina achieved injust hours. three weeks is the longest the great clock has been off—duty in 117 years. so it was with great satisfaction that clockmaker, john vernon, swung the pendulum to set the clock going again. this is bbc world news today. i'm martin stanford, the latest headlines... police in hong kong have made more arrests in their la

david begnaud, cbs news for the bbc. feel alone and forgotten by the uk government, with the brexit deadline fast approaching. confusion about their status after the uk leaves the european union, dwindling pensions, and concerns about healthcare are leading some to consider whether or not to stay in spain. tim muffett is on the costa del sol for us. tim? yes, ona tim? yes, on a sunny day like today, it is easy to see why so many british citizens choose to live in spain. more than 300,000 are registered to live here, 70,000 of those are pensioners and now they can access the spanish health care system, but we re the spanish health care system, but were there to be a no—deal brexit, many, were there to be a no—deal brexit, any were there to be a no—deal brexit, many, many are worried about the consequences of that. we have met some of them. under the spanish sun, dave is waiting on events in brussels and westminster. good to meet you. hi, good to meet you too. how do you feel you have been treated by the british government

david begnaud is here with us. david, you've been talking to many members of the community.s everyone doing? >> we went to find out. we started at the catholic church downtown. there was noon mass. a woman walked up to me and her hand was shaking and she said, i was the pharmacist inside the walmart when the shooting happened. please tell people that we are strong and we will make it through this. before we spoke to that pharmacist, we talked to a young man right before he walked into the church. >> i feel targeted. >> reporter: javier prado sat down to speak with us right before he walked into church to pray for the victims of the walmart massacre. he's angry that his community was the target of a mass murderer simply because they are hispanic. >> i feel shaken up, shocked. hard to believe that people can actually have that much hate. >> reporter: that hate has left a lot of people in el paso fearful. more than 678,000 people live here. about 80% are hispanic. some have roots in the city that go back before texas was even a state. >> i think the worst thing that we can do a

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our david begnaud is there. also tonight, an extraordinary day in court.ore than a dozen women who say they were sexually abused by jeffrey epstein are given a chance to tell their stories. a major investigation at a v.a. hospital. multiple patients may have died after being wrongly injected with insulin. was it intentional? actress lori loughlin makes a new court appearance in the college admissions scandal as big changes are announced for the s.a.t. exam. what st. louis is doing to stop a disturbing trend.

david begnaud covered that hurricane in its aftermath for months. he knows this island very well. he big question now, are they ready for the storm this time around? >> reporter: all right, gayle, the government says we are ready. the federal government says we're better prepared today than we were before maria. people here on the island are skeptical. you can understand. this island was ravaged. it was a complete and total collapse. government officials couldn't talk to government officials. this time they say they are better prepared. we wanted to know, how so? we started with fema. we went to talk to the man who runs fema's operations. he let us inside one of the five warehouses on the island. they have ten times the commodity today. they have five warehouses instead of one. from fema we talked to the power authority. we wanted to know what kind of inventory they had. the inventory was roughly $21 million before maria. today it's more than 121 million according to the government. jose ortiz, the man who runs the puerto rico electric power authority, said here's why he believes t

. >> cbs news correspondent david begnaud shared a rainbow over puerto rico after the area was spared by hurricane dorian. the siled still recovering from the devitation from hurricane maria two years ago. -- devastation from hurricane maria two years ago. >> join us for the latest on hurricane dorian tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. >>> the stage is set for next month's democratic debates. ten presidential hopefuls will be taking the stage. next month in houston is the third primary debate. this isthe first time joe biden and elizabeth warren will meet onstage. tom steyer fell short of qualifying. he spent more than $300,000 on advertisements, despite that he failed to reach the democratic committee's requirement. today his campaign said "it is clear from public polling that tom would have easily met the 2% threshold and been on the debate stage if there had been any qualified early state polling in the last few weeks. 2020 presidential candidate drng o thrace. she failed to qualify for the primary. president trump took a dig at her after she made her announcement. he tweeted a sad day

ctm lead national correspondent david begnaud is near the scene on cape cod. morning. saoirse kennedy hill was the only child of courtney kennedy hill, who was the daughter of the late robert f. kennedy. police were called to the kennedy compound in hyannis port, massachusetts, yesterday. the compound was once used by president john f. kennedy as a summer white house. this is where police arrived and found the body of the 22-year-old gunning girl. "the new york times" is reporting she died of an apparent overdose. i should tell you that cbs news has not confirmed that. the family said our hearts are shattered by the loss of our beloved saoirse. her life was filled with hope, promise, and love. the kennedy family is no stranger to tragedy. president john f. kennedy was assassinated in 1963. his robert robert f. kennedy assassinated almost five years later. at least five members of the kennedy family have died in plane crashes. saoirse kennedy was a student at boston college. she was set to graduate next fall. she was studying communications. her grandmother ethy

david begnaud is there today. >> the people of puerto rico are still dealing with post-traumatic stress some people are leaving. >> the power, the food, the security. i am leaving. >> those that are staying and are preparing are wonderering if the government is prepared today. we went to fema to find out. the island of puerto rico is fragile? nick russo leads the federal emergency management in puerto one of the things we have been preparing for is to support if we have a power out age. right now we don't know. >> we wanted to know how much invento inventory. before they had $22 million. the main atlanta they a-- is fe better prepared today than two years ago? >> absolutely. if you look at this warehouse. now we have five where we had one. there are probably ten times the commodities on the island that were here pre-maria. we have learned our lessons and made sure we are much better prepared. >> after maria the ability to community has collapsed. fema is getting satellite phones to all 78 mayors on the islands. >> how strong is dorian and where is it going after puerto rico? lonnie quin

david begnaud is here with what to watch.ce. >> hello, ragin cajun. >> ragin cajun is red. good choice, ms. king. >>> here are a few stories we think you'll be talking about later today. a southern california school district says it strongly condemns a video that appears to show a group of students giving nazi salutes. the video also apparently shows ten members of the boys water polo team at pacifica high school singing a nazi song. it was posted to instagram last year. "the daily beast" recently published the story. the garden grove unified school district tells cbs news it took immediate action and addressed the situation with all students and families involved. school officials say federal law actually prevents them from disclosing how the boys were disciplined. but they say cultural sensitivity education took place after the event. >> another reason to have a conversation. painful as it is to watch it and annoying. at least talk about it. >> the "daily beast" point out that one student said that apparently the students w

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david begnaud begins our coverage in puerto rico. >> reporter: dorian became a hurricane right before it made a direct hit on the u.s. virgin islands this afternoon. winds were gusting at 100 miles per hour. the u.s. virgin islands governor closed schools and government offices and he issued a curfew from tonight until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. here on mainland puerto rico, they dodged a bullet. but the puerto rican islands of vieques and culebra were impacted by strong wind and heavy rain. the storm is now turning north, strengthening as it heads for florida. t ficials are saying people need to prepare for a possible labor day landfall as a category 3 storm. or you get ready and that's it. you can't do anything more. an reporter: today, florida's governor, ron desantis, declareg all floridians to stock up with seven days' worth of supplies. w just everyone, you know, have veur plan, listen, and we'll get more, i think, resolution and certainty over the next 24-48 hours. >> reporter: for now, the story tods here in puerto rico. and it is a good-news ending. people here are so reliev

a state of emergency was declared for the us territory of puerto rico on monday but, as david begnaudisland was lucky this time to have missed the worst of the storm. it is quiet. puerto rico was not lashed by the hurricane, they dodged a bullet and it is all but over. the storm has tracked north—eastward over the last 24 2a hours, so much so that the main island of puerto rico has been essentially spared. that is the great news. the islands off the coast of the main island are receiving heavy wind, heavy rain but nothing that cannot be managed. i spoke with the federal emergency management agency which has representatives on both islands and they report that the power is on, there is no emergency nor trees down all power poles down. n opower poles down. everything is fine. the us virgin islands is taking a battering from the hurricane. there we see wind and rain, heavy windfall and rainfall and winds that you would normally see in a hurricane, swing left and right. it is unclear if the power has gone out. i tried to get an answer but have been unable to. the british virgin islands ar

david begnaud is here with us. ervid, i know you have been talking to many members of the community here. how is everyone doing? >> reporter: well, we went to find out. we started at the catholic church downtown at noon mass. men we walked in, a woman walked up to us. she put her hand on my wrist. her hand was shaking. she said, "i was the pharmacist inside the walmart when the shooting happened." she said, "please tell people we are strong and we will make it through this." before we spoke to that pharmacist, we talked to a young man right before he walked into the church. >> i feel targeted. >> reporter: javier prado sat down to speak with us right before he walked into church to pray for the victims of the walmart massacre. he's angry that his community was the target of a mass murderer simply because they are hispanic. >> i feel shaken up, shocked. it's hard to believe that people can actually have that much hate. >> reporter: that hate has left a lot of people in el paso fearful. more than 678,000 people live

a state of emergency was declared on monday for the us territory of puerto rico, but as david begnaudisland was lucky this time to miss the worst of the storm. it is quiet. puerto rico was not lashed by the hurricane, they dodged a bullet and it is all but over. the storm has tracked north—eastward over the last 2a hours, so much so that the main island of puerto rico has been essentially spared. that is the great news. the islands of vieques and culebra, which are just off the coast of the main island of puerto rico, are receiving heavy wind, heavy rain but nothing that cannot be managed. i spoke with the federal emergency management agency, fema, which has representatives in both culebra and vieques, and they both report that the power is on, there is no emergency, there is no trees down, no power poles down — everything is fine. the us virgin islands is taking a battering from this hurricane. there we're seeing winds and rains, really heavy windfall and rainfall and winds that we would normally see in a hurricane — right swing, left to right. it is unclear if the power has gone out

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david begnaud is in cocoa beach with the details of the preparations. >> reporter: the line to get sanden close to a half mile today. people have been waiting -- how long have you been here ma'am? >> since 11:00. >> reporter: 11 hours. one woman had been here eight hours. the sand bags the inmates from the county jail will fill for you and you're on your way. this is not the only line, there are several dozen. we got a time lapse today as we drove what seemed like ten city blocks where people were stopped trying to get sand bags. met a woman named jamie, her daughter mackenzie, a toddler in the back seat. had been there with mom for six hours in a car seat while she waited to get sand bags. it's not only sand people are trying to get. it's water, food and fuel. there are lines outside of places like cost co-sam's and walmart. some stores are telling people you get four cases of water per family, that's it. the governor here in florida said there is a ton of fuel. we are seeing fuel lines. nothing really out of hand. speaking of the governor, he has declared a state of emergency for ever

david begnaud is there. >> reporter: dorian became a hurricane right before it made a direct hit on thein islands this afternoon. winds were gusting at 100 miles per hour. the u.s. virgin islands governor closed schools and government offices. and he issued a curfew from tonight until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. here on mainland puerto rico, they dodged a bullet. but the puerto rican islands of vieques and culebra were impacted by strong wind and heavy rain. the storm is now turning north, strengthening as it heads for florida. officials are saying people need to prepare for a possible labor day landfall as a category 3 storm. >> you get ready and that's it. you can't do anything more. >> reporter: today florida's governor ron desantis declared a state of emergency, telling all floridians to stock up with seven days' worth of supplies. >> just everyone have your plan, listen, and we'll get more i think resolution and certainty . >>> former defense secretary jim mattis has declared war on the toxic politics that he says could destroy our democracy. the retired marine general doesn't ment

david begnaud is here. >> good morning, gentlemen. welcome to the table. >> thank you.ories we think you'll be talking about today starting with one we just found out about and are now watching. russia's president putin has ordered the russian military to find a similar response to a recent u.s. missile test. you might remember on sunday the u.s. tested a modified ground launch version of a navy tomahawk cruise missile. it accurately struck its target more than 310 miles away. now, that test would have been banned by a cold war era nuclear treaty that the u.s. and russia pulled out of earlier this month. >> it feels very cold war. tit for tat tests. >>> northern california now, a fire is threatening more than a thousand homes this morning. it's called the mountain fire. it started yesterday. it's in shasta county about 200 miles north of san francisco. it has burned 600 acres so far. the fire is only 20% contained. nearly 4,000 people were told they have to evacuate. meanwhile, there is new data this morning that shows nearly 350,000 california homeowners that are in hi

david begnaud, cbs news for the bbc. louise joins louisejoins us.a beast, hurricane dorian could be a really significant storm at the moment. actually the caribbean islands have managed to escape the worst of it because the track changed and it drifted a little further north. but it does look as though it is heading potentially during the latter stages of friday night across to barbados, the far north of barbados. it is moving quite fast. at the moment it is between category two and three. about 110 miles an hour sustained winds. anything over 110 it becomes a category three. then it will slow down and that will be the cause for concern, because as it pushes towards the shores of florida it will be quite a slow—moving storm and it will be the rainfall that will be the issue, and that's what the americans call the rainmaker, we will see significant rain and that is the flooding, huge saum sturge, and damaging gusts of wind but potentially the rain is the real issue. in this blue cone, the people who don't know, that is the uncertainty of the track. t

our lead national correspondent david begnaud is there ahead of the storm in coco beach. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning. i was just looking at the people on the beach. it's a beautiful morning here. we got out of puerto rico on the last flight out of town and i just confirmed with fema that they're now relocating teams that had been sent to puerto rico and moving them here to florida. the official i spoke to just a moment ago said, listen. if we learn nothing else about dorian in the caribbean it is that it moved around so much we couldn't really be sure where it was going to go until less than 12 hours before landfall. so they're going to preposition teams in tallahassee, two teams in atlanta, have them ready to move up and down the southeast coast. as dorian gets closer. when dorian hit the u.s. virgin islands it brought with it heavy rain and winds. >> can barely hold the camera. >> reporter: the storm caused widespread outages but no major damage. it is now strengthening and could be a major category 3 storm by the time it makes landfall in florida on l

david begnaud is in florida as emergency crews get ready. >> what gives you confidence that you're better prepared now? >> i think first of all the number of supplies that we have. >>> epstein's revelations of newly released video takes us inside epstein's florida mansion. we talk to one woman who stood up in court to say the accused attacker stole their innocence. >>> the pioneer in the race to

ctm national correspondent david begnaud is in el paso. david, what do we know right now? the district attorney here in el paso saying that charges have been formally filed. i am actually reading them. capital murder is the charge. multiple counts. the accused is requesting a court-appointed attorney and the bond is set at zero. there is a no bond. the 21-year-old gunman who has been cooperating with officials is sitting in the county jail right now. the feds say they may end up filing their own charges and some of those charges could be firearms charges as well as hate crimes charges. right now we are trying to figure out whether the suspected gunman is expected to go in front of a judge today. we have a law enforcement source telling cbs news the gunman has been speaking to authorities in detail. not just with yes or no answers. he apparently, according to our law enforcement source, has told police he was motivated to do what he did because of his objection to hispanic immigrants in this country. >> david, thank you. >>> we are watching another big story on wall street

"cbs this morning" lead national correspondent david begnaud is in el paso. good morning, david. what more do we know this morning? >> reporter: good morning. i'd like to begin if i may by setting the scene for you. it is piercingly quiet here. there is a feeling of reverence. other than the wind, passing traffic and idle hum of first responders' engines it is really quiet. we got new information from officials yesterday who said the suspect apparently chose this walmart randomly and that he got lost in a neighborhood nearby and he came here because he was hungry. police now tell us the suspected shooter patrick crusius after driving ten hours from his home in allen, which is near dallas, to el paso, stopped at the walmart on saturday because he was hungry and randomly chose the walmart to carry out his attack. authorities say crusius who is now in custody and held without bail has been unemployed for five months and was on food stamps but he bought his high powered rifle legally. police say a racist manifesto that they believe was written by crusius and posted online before the

our lead national correspondent david begnaud is in merritt island near cape canaveral.ong have the people been waiting on those lines? >> reporter: well, some people showed up about 45 minutes ago. they weren't going to start serving sand bags again today until 8:00 a.m. but some people said i brought my shovel so i'll start serving myself. that lady is loading sand bags into her vehicle right now. here is the sand bag pile. you can understand why people would take it upon themselves. some folks waited in line for eight hours yesterday. >> my husband did. >> reporter: you just got here. so that's what people are doing. not only here but up and down the state at various sand bag locations. and we've seen lines not only for sand but for food, water, and fuel. >> i've never seen anything like this, never. >> reporter: as the intensifying hurricane dorian prepares to make landfall in florida people here are racing to get ready. >> better safe than sorry. >> reporter: there are long lines extending outside grocery stores. shelves once filled with bread and water are now empt

our lead national correspondent david begnaud is following the story. why in the world did the deputy do this? >> reporter: gayle, the why is what the l.a. sheriff says they don't know yet. this story seemed pretty strange from the get-go. investigators say reinosa has not explained his motive for filing the false claim. he has lost his job and might face criminal charges for filing a false police report. >> there was no sniper, no shots fired, and no gunshot injuries sustained to his shoulder. completely fabricated. >> reporter: the homicide bureau captain says much of deputy angel reinosa's story to police just did not add up. >> much of his statement was self-serving, didn't make a lot of sense. >> reporter: he radioed for help on wednesday from the police station parking lot, saying that he had been shot by a sniper. >> i think it's in the apartment window. multiple windows open. i don't know where the shots came from. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams went door to door evacuating people from the building while others sheltered in place. police also searc

david begnaud was notified he correctly declared his income from a teaching job while he was on a disability pension back in 2011. ready $4088.00. rather disease it's leveling an accusation toward you that you've seen that she's done the wrong thing unknowing head on want to details. and i was told i couldn't have that and the reason was that the computer looks at my post move and then sources a piece of information another person here another person in the business and they can't provide all that to me is a comes in to many places and it was simply put in other words the older rhythm is inscrutable it's totally normal even the start don't really understand it broken can you tell me how much evidence or how much notification to send only provide you proving that there was a day when you provide me with anything other than this election and the thing that i. finally my text message came. to say hi the money is doing today. the fact that you couldn't get any concrete evidence about this is how we have calculated your days here is what you hear of the hours you work. that really i found. it sur

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what to watch with david begnaud. ♪ that's what people say taylor swift. i like it. >> yes.few of the stories you'll be talking about today. there are 22 democrats seeking the presidency after washington governor jay insley dropped out of the race last night. did he raise enough individual donor money to qualify for the third round debate but failed to meet the 2% polling benchmark required. he is expected to announce today that he will seek a third term as governor of washington state. now just this morning former governor hickenlooper announced he was running for the senate. he also was running for president. he appeared on ctm to talk about it. he suspended that campaign last week. >> insley clearly had a plan to inject climate change deeper into the mainstream convesation. >> he did that. >> mission accomplished. >> bingo. >>> and singer taylor swift said she absolutely plans to re-record all of her old songs. this morning, taylor said according to her contract with her old record label, big machine records, she can start re-recording her first five albums november of ne