>> dickerson: sat down with mr. trump at his home in beverly hills on friday that's where our in ii view began. on thursday hillary clinton gave speech very tough on you said that you wanted to bring back waterboarding, go after the families of terrorist, she says you've said that you no more about isis than the generals, what policy of yours did she mischaracterize. >> it was really trump policy. she had it all wrong. first of all, she talked that i wanted to nuke all of these countries is ridiculous. i want these countries to pay for protecting them. we have 19 trillion in debt very soon going to 21 trillion in debt i want these countries to reimburse us at least for our cost. she made many statements that she knows were wrong. >> dickerson: do you feel like you know more about isis than the generals. >> they don't know much because they're not winning, i you this they're not winning for a different reason. i think obama is hurting them. >> dickerson: how so? >> from what i hear it's being run from the white house

>> dickerson: i think that's right.cause she was trying to not talk about e-mails which is another topic. >> she was trying not to talk, too, again, his response to her speech should have been, her decisions that she's made and that obama administration has made have not made us safer. went through litany of issues, instead it was back on all these other things. >> dickerson: let's switch to democrats here at the end. dan, bernie sanders said there's going to be a contested convention, what does that mean? >> i don't know what that means, john. i think we'll have to wait until we get through tuesday night to see how senator sanders actually responds to a conclusion. if there is a dc primary after that for all practical purposes it's over tuesday night. she will have more votes, more superdelegates, more states won, she will have one across the board. going to try to make an argument. the questions does he persist in that? does he carry that fight forward? if he does it's going to be messy in philadelphia. >> i'm looking

i think obama is hurting them. >> dickerson: how so? >> from what i hear it's being run from the white house. it's all being run from the white house. i've spoken to certain generals i'll keep it quiet, highly respected people. we could knock them out fast. >> dickerson: in office now generals? in. >> one case in office. one case out of office. they said, both said the same thingf we had the leadership, mean can the go ahead, could knock them out fast. for some reason obama is not doing that. >> dickerson: let me ask you about libya you've been highly critical of libya. you were also for military action to oust gadhafi and take action in libya, you supported this. >> you say supportive, i supported libya? >> you supported -- did i? where do you see that. >> dickerson: in video blog from 2011 you said -- >> we should go in, we stop this guy which would be very easy and very quick, we could do it surgically. stop him from doing it and save these lives. >> big difference from what we're talking about. i'm only one, i made lot of money with

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bae systems. >> dickerson: welcome back to "face the nation." i'm john dickerson.ections, anthony salvanto. anthony, good to have you back. donald trump has had a bad couple of weeks. and yet, in the polling, he's not -- something's holding him up. what is it? >> what's holding him up is that his voters are concerned with much larger issues than what we in washington are concerned about, the day-to-day ups and downs, what he says, how much money he raises in the campaign. they're concerned about issues like what it means to be an american, big themes. that's what they say. they're concerned about things like the pace of globalization. you were talking about brexit earlier. and there are some similarities between what we saw over there in britain and what you see in donald trump's voters that i think are instructive, not necessarily predictive. you know, his voters are saying that the pace of cultural change is going too fast for them. so with these larger themes in mind -- and their mission is really to upend and changes say sim that they don't think is working, th

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now, give me -- >> dickerson: but -- for him, how is his mexican heritage have to do with him not ruling -- >> he's a member of a a club or society very strongly pro mexican. which is fine. but i say he's got bias.

today attorney general loretta jnch spoke to john dickerson on "face the nation." >> well, we do have information that shows that over the course of time he like sadly too many individuals was consuming radical jihadist information

john dickerson: you were for intervention. donald trump: i said, "surgical." was in favor of libya. we would be better off if qaddafi was in charge right now. this wass was -- mark: reported back in february and nobody asked him about it, until now. this is currently getting stuff.dowed by the judge this gurney level has gone up in a way that most politicians, even if they think they have had a lot of scrutiny, it goes up. people have looked back on the nomination fight and concluded that they did not quite exactly get it right. they have to get better at holding people to account on things said in the past. playing video for donald trump, i think we will see this a lot. people fromll see the bush, rubio, ted cruz campaigns say, "why didn't the press do a better job?" not of this is that it did have the research operations, consistency, and discipline to go after trump on these things. you will see more stuff about hillary clinton and trump. as is always the case, it is how you handle it, much more than the underlying videotape and inconsistencies. the way he

they call everything wrong. >> dickerson: clinton used the economic turmoil t m

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decar low dickerson and sean dickerson face several charges. police say they're responsible for the death of jabari jones. he was found beaten to death this morning. >>> in montgomery county, a young man, once a star quarterback of his football team finds out how long he'll go to jail for killing his two friends. he was at the wheel when he crashed his car. his friends died and it was an intense emotional scene as hundreds turned out to support the families of the young men who died and the man responsible for killing them. >> not everyone thinks the sentence is enough. >> reporter: there were a lo of people and a lot of tears today as the courtroom was filled with everyone from friends to family members. and the community has been very emotional about this entire case and today was no different. >> reporter: crowds came out of the courthouse. >> i don't know how to feel about it. it's hard. it sucks all the way around. >> reporter: they heard testimony from the victims' families. they were the teenagers killed after their friend got behind the

they call everything wrong. >> dickerson: clinton used the economic turmoil to make herl ow

>> dickerson: elaine, i don't know. we were -- having conversations on "face the nation" so i'm not sure what the level of briefing from the president is and what he knows, we know we've talked to senator ben nelson of florida who said this is islamic terrorist attack. then we've also learned that other members of congress have been briefed, representative schiff local law enforcement saying there was a pledge to isis from the shooter. we don't know the nature of that pledge, whether it was something that was posted or whether it was in the several hours that this attack was taking place, whether there was any communication, just how that took place and remember as law enforcement reminds us that a pledge if someone else was involved or self radicalization. or inspired from outside of the united states. >> john dickerson, thank you so much. let's turn now to ron, former assistant fbi director in our washington bureau. ron, we've learned a few more details since you and i spoke earlier this morning. what is it that you m

good morning, john. $. >> dickerson: good morning, charles.ne on one in ii view with donald trump. he's not backing down, we'll also have discussion about the life and legacy of muhammad ali. >> osgood: thank you, john dickerson. we'll be watching. and next week here on "sunday morning" -- curtain going up on the tony awards. this is tecfidera. tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms that has the power to cut relapses in half. imagine what you could do with fewer relapses. tecfidera may cause serious side effects, such as allergic reactions, pml, which is a rare brain infection that usually leads to death or severe disability, and decreases in your white blood cells. the most common side effects are flushing and stomach problems. tell your doctor about any low white blood cell counts, infections, any other medical conditions, or if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding or plan to breastfeed. learn more about the most prescribed pill for relapsing ms in the us, at tecfidera.com. talk to your docto

what he told face at nation host john dickerson today. plus.rivers get quite the shock when they have to share the highway with a cow. what police did when they encountered the animal. >>> straight ahead in sports, could the phillies avoid a six-game losing streak? lesley van arsdale has the highlights and the . >>> in response to the orlando night club shooting, the senate is expected to vote tomorrow on several new gun control measures, lawmakers have both sides have introduce bills. they explain why the amendments are likely to never become law. >> as the senate prepares to vote on several gun control measure, donald trump said he'd like to see people on the no fly and terrorist watch lift prevented from purchasing guns. but that puts him at odds with the national rifle association and he was less clear his position was set in stone. >> i understand what they're saying. a lot of people are on the list that really maybe shouldn't be on the list. their rights are being taken away. >> republicans and democrats are offering competing bills to ad

today, attorney general loretta lynch speck to john dickerson on face the nation. >> we have information the course of time, he, sadly look too many individuals was consuming radical jihadist information online and was becoming radicalized here in the united states. >> one place you won't hear a word about the shooter as it the hospital where 49 crosses line a waterfront memorial. as mourners walked by in near silence. rosa lee ramos sat in front of her son's cross. he was just 23. >> the three shots that the person did to my son. [ indiscernible ] >> there was a shootout here. >> reporter: when her son was shot. he gave his cell phone to a friend begging that friend to call his mother. >> he wanted me to call you. my mom is a doctor. i know what to do. today, the stepfather played the voice mail. >> please call me back soon as you can. >> rosalee ramos does not know who left the voice mail on her phone. today after spending an hour in the front of her son's cross. she took his cell phone to fbi investigators. this memorial has become something of a sacred space. the sadness has create a

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dickerson and some of these decisions were an opportunity missed. but we have not updated miranda at all. we have not looked at emerging technologies like videotape. if i am in it is in person being questioned by a police officer, i would much rather have a video camera running during an interrogation to make sure there are not threats being used and the entire process can be reconstructed later. but instead, the only thing i few is an officer reading a words off a card and making the sign a waiver. we need to think about new ways of implement and miranda, that at the same time not only protect suspects better, but maybe give law enforcement the ability to ask a few more questions. is brian ini washington. then: my question is, speaker is keen on having police officer's ask more questions, and my question is, does he believe that they should keep on asking questions when the suspect says, i don't want to talk? police has tohe stop questioning at a certain point. does he believe that right should not exist? paul: i think what we ought to be doing is

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on "face the nation," john dickerson asked trump if he was open to having law enforcement single outuslims in america. >> you like to speak plainly. in december, we talked and you said there possibly should be profiling. as a bottom line, are you talking about increasing profiling of muslims in america? >> i think profiling is something that we'll have to start thinking about as a country. other countries do. it you look at israel and others, and they do it. they do it successfully. i hate the concept of profiling. but we have to start using common sense, and we have to use our heads. >> dickerson also asked trump if muslims should receive extra scrutiny when buying weapons and ammunitions. trump said, "i don't know about that." >>> a record-breaking deadly heat wave continues from southern california to nevada. phoenix is expected to reach a high of 118 degrees. that's what it was yesterday, breaking a nearly 50-year-old record. in los angeles, they're expected to hit 103. yesterday, near phoenix, a 28-year-old woman died after going mountain biking. her death apparently heat relate

i see dickerson and some of these other decisions as opportunity missed. we have not updated miranda at all in the last 50 years. we have not looked at emerging technologies like videotaping. if i am an innocent person being questioned by a police officer, i would much rather have a video camera running to make sure there are not threats being used in the office can be constructed later. the only thing i get is a -- the officer reading a few words off a card and making me sign a waiver form. we need to think about new ways of limiting maranda that not only protect suspects, but give law enforcement the ability to ask a few more questions. susan: next is brian in washington. caller: the speaker who just spoke is keen on having police officers ask more questions. my question is, does he believe the police should keep on asking questions when the suspect says i don't want to talk? miranda says that the police have to stop questions at that point. does he believe that that right should not exist? paul: i think what we ought to be doing is changing the miranda

but we have to start using common sense, and we have to use our heads. >> dickerson also asked trumpf muslims should receive extra scrutiny when buying weapons and ammunitions. trump said, "i don't know about that." >>> a record-breaking deadly heat wave continues from southern california to nevada. phoenix is expected to reach a high of 118 degrees. that's what it was breaking a nearly 50-year-old record. in los angeles, they're expected to hit 103. yesterday, near phoenix, a 28-year-old woman died after going mountain biking. her death apparently heat related. saturday, a 25-year-old man died of heat exposure while hiking. >>> the excessive heat is making it difficult to fight numerous wildfires across three western states. one fire in new mexico has destroyed two dozen homes, burning more than 17,000 acres. local authorities declared a state of emergency this. and a wind-driven blaze near san diego burned thousands of acres in a matter of hours. dozens of residents in one ranching community were forced to evacuate. >> i went in, got the old lady, got the dogs out. i went in, looke

speaker ryan spoke with john dickerson today, our cbs news political director and the anchor of "face the nation." >> reporter: you endorsed donald trump last week. it's been about a week. how's that sitting? >> well, he could have-- it could be better. i just, obviously, you heard me disavow the comments regarding this judge. i don't think those are appropriate comments by any stretch of the mind. hopefully, this is an inflection point. hopefully, a lesson will be learned here, and we can move forward with a better campaign. >> reporter: senator sasse, hillary clinton has called them racist comments. do you agree? >> no, i do think that those comments are racist comments. that's why i've disavowed them completely. what bothers me about the comments is it doesn't reflect who we are, what we think, or how we think as republicans. it's antithetical to what we believe in our principles. and so, hopefully, he'll not only not continue to say these things, but learn from this and move forward and then offer the country a positive vision that's inclusive, that speaks to the people's higher i

day attorney general loretta lynch spoke to john dickerson on "face the nation." >> we have informationt shows over the course of time, he sadly like too many individuals was consuming radical jihadist information online and was becoming radicalized here in the united states. >> reporter: one place you weren't hear a waurd but the shooter is at the hospital where 49 crosses line a waterfront memorial. as mourners walk by in near silence, rosalee ramos sat in front of her son's cross, just 23. >> what the person did to my son -- >> reporter: when her son was shot he gave his cell phone to a friend begging the friend to call his mother. >> heap just wanted me to call you, i am telling you everything that happened. >> she never answered. >> my mom -- >> today, the stepfather played the voice mail. >> please call me back. as soon as you can. >> rosalee ramos does not know who left the voice mail on her phone. today, after spending an hour in front of her son's cross she took his cell fphone to fbi investigators. this memorial has become sg of a sacred space. the silence created by the water

that's a truump of hope over experience. >> pelley: john dickerson way key interview tonight. john, thank you. in a written statement today trump said that based on the rulings in the trump university case so far, he is justified in questioning fairness, but he said that his remarks about the judge have been "misconstrued" as an attack on people of mexican heritage. here's major garrett. >> mexican or not mexican, i want him to be just-- all i want him to do is give me a fair shake. >> reporter: donald trump backed off his racially charged againstses on gonzalo curiel, a mexican american federal judge presiding over a fraud case against trump university. a reversal of his previous position. >> reporter: what do his mexican parents have to do with -- >> reporter: earlier this week, trump told "face the nation" judge curiel's heritage was an issue because he wants to build a wall on the mexican border and because he wants to traerlz ban muslim immigration, trump said a muslim judge could also be bias. >>ots possible. >> reporter: all this continued to panic top congressional rep

today attorney general loretta jnch spoke to john dickerson on "face the nation." >> well, we do have information that shows that over the course of time he like sadly too many individuals was consuming radical jihadist information online and was becoming radicalized here in the united states. he reporter: one place where you won't hear a word about the shooter is at the hospital where 49 crosses line a waterfront memorial. s mourners walk by in near silence rosalie ramos stood in front of her son's cross. stanley almodovar iii was just 23. >> there was a shootout here. as reporter: when her son was heot, he gave a cell phone to a friend begging that friend to call his mother. >> he just wanted to call you and i'm calling you about everything that happened. >> she never answered. >> my mom's a doctor and knows what to do. >> reporter: today his stepfather played that voice mail. >> please call me back. >> reporter: rosalie ramos does not know who left that voice mail on her phone. today after spending an hour in front of her son's cross, she took his cell phone to f.b.i. investigators

i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. >> developing at this hour, wild fires continue to burn overnight in southern california. firefighters are battling two brush fires, in the angeles national forest. >> the flames look like lava. check it out. so far 4500 acres have burned. two fires are separated only by about a mile and a half. nearby neighborhoods have also been evacuated. >> further south, dry brush and extreme temperatures are fueling this wild fire near the mexico border in san diego county. more than 1500 acres have been burned. intense heat is gripping the southwest, palm springs, california, topped out, get this, 121 degrees yesterday. phoenix, arizona, broke record of 116, five deaths are being blamed on the heat. >> and it is so hot in part of pack. pakistan, people are knifing this rushing river to cool down. >> this was the scene yesterday. triple digit temperatures have led to power outages across the nation. >> time is four # 43:00, katie, i know, it is hot, humid, but i'm not going to complain based on those folks. >> this if he they look li

my favorite was john dickerson at pbs saying susan, we got 20 seconds left. that's what they're going to allowed to have that conversation and that's where the media is. it thrives onnot only what they do say but what they don't say . >> you're going to have a hard time calling hillary clinton a liar in this campaign when it donald trump says hello, i think he says goodbye. he's a pathological liar. you can't even compare the level of lying of the two candidates be on let's talk about the morning shows where politics are the mainstay. neither abc nor nbc's sunday morning shows brought up the revelations in the clinton email investigation. here's how it played on cbs's face the nation, moderator john dickerson brings up with his panel at the very end, he posed thequestion to usa today's susan page, listen . >> we have 20 seconds left, there was news on the email front with hillary clinton. didn't turn over an email that showed there were problems with her server. >> an important disclosure for two reasons, she was concerned, to get a different explanation abou

john dickerson. nice to have you here. you can see john's full interview with speaker ryan sunday on "face the nation" here on cbs. and congratulations on one year in the chair. >> thank you. >> seems like yesterday. congratulations. >>> the united states says a chinese fighter jet performed an unsafe intercept of an american spy plane. it happened yesterday over the east china sea at a time of strained relations between the u.s. and china. margaret brennan is at the state department with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the chinese jet flew too fast and too close to a u.s. air force surveillance plane on patrol in the east china sea, according to u.s. pacific command who called this an unsafe encounter. fortunately, no other provocative maneuvers occurred, according to defense officials who say this is a case of what they call improper airmanship. and they plan to raise it with beijing because it's the second such dangerous incident in less than a month. just a few weeks ago a chinese jet flew within 5

i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. >>> shot outside love field airport. investigators say sean diamond struck his former girlfriend and battered her car with a traffic cone and landscaping rocks near the terminal. police say ab officer shot diamond after he went after them, with rocks in his hands. he is in stable condition. >>> union pacific says a broken boat caused last weekend's fiery drain derailment on the oregon/washington border. it was moving crude oil through the columbia river gorge on june 3rd, now no one was hurt but derailment did cause the evacuation of the small town. union pacific is in the process of checking similar bolts in curve sections on the 32,000 miles, on tracks, in 23 states. >>> and there will be a public funeral for nhl legend gary howe that includes a visitation tuesday at joe lou ace reen, home of the, detroit red wings where howe played for most of his career. his funeral is in detroit. howe known as mr. hockey, died friday at the age of 88. >>> it has been a weekend of celebrating in b

what he told face at nation host john dickerson today. plus. drivers get quite the shock when they have to share the highway with a cow. what police did when they encountered the animal. >>> straight ahead in sports, could the phillies avoid a six-game losing streak? lesley van arsdale has the highlights and the . >>> in response to the orlando night club shooting, the senate is expected to vote tomorrow on several new gun control measures, lawmakers have both sides have introduce bills. they explain why the amendments are likely to never become law. >> as the senate prepares to vote on several gun control measure, donald trump said he'd like to see people on the no fly and terrorist watch lift prevented from purchasing guns. but that puts him at odds with the national rifle association and he was less clear his position was set in stone. >> i understand what they're saying. a lot of people are on the list that really maybe shouldn't be on the list. their rights are being taken away. >> republicans and democrats are offering competing bills to

i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. the roast looks good dad. how good?ikes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. >> fire shifted yesterday allowing firefighters get 40% of the fire contained. fire fight remembers spilled concerned about the threat of high wind returning, and extreme heatwave in california. 7,000 ache verse burned, and hundreds of homes are still at risk. >>> now, to campaign 2016, presumptive republican nominee donald trump says it is time for republicans to rally around him. during appearance in las vegas, he addressed rumors that the gop will try to deny him the nomination at next month's convention. trump says despite the reports, he's not concerned. he'll be on john dickerson's show "face the nation" this morning, that airs at 10:30, of course, right here on cbs-3. >> and, democ

i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. on a sunday, happy father's day, 12:20, 835 degrees outside. sky6 live hd giving us a look at atlantic city folks on the beach enjoying the day. chris sowers says pull out the shades and sunscreen, fathers enjoy. >> you don't have to alter your diet to lower your risk for type two of diabetes. two studies says swopping out meat for vegetables. plant based food is important. the risk dropped 24% that includes whole grains and nuts and important veggies. >>> imagine you're ordering lunch online, and you see a red light signaling high calorie count. would you still order it? scientists evaluated 803 orders over 6 week period, they found when they added traffic lights, their subjects opted for the greenlight or lower calorie option. researchers saying adding labels or symbols cuts consumption by 10%. >> a new study said women who want to start a family should not rely on smart phone fertility apps and websites. nearly 79% of of his and websites are -- apps and websites are wrong. they cou

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olympic canoe, kayak, slalom team is finishing up its dickerson, maryland, training facility. they'll come back to the u.s. for more training before heading to rio. >> we've got a lot of questions on zika. i think you have to realize that the rio 2016 campgn and the u.s. olympic committee has done a lot of work to try to keep us healthy. >> reporter: these athletes spend hours on the water. reports that much of the water in rio is contaminated doesn't seem to bother them because that's not where they will be competing. >> we have a brand-new facility with chlorinated water that's recirculated through the pump. every time it goes through the pump it gets cleaner. >> reporter: they won't let concerns about the water, mosquitos, or zika distract them from their goal, winning olympic gold. >> i've been dreaming about it since i was a little boy. i'm not going to let a couple obstacles stand >>> sparks fly as d.c. firefighters move in. a look at the challenges crews are faced with getting everyone out to safety. >>> some prince geor's county ge ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part