errol barnett is traveling with the president in new jersey. >> reporter: president trump appeared on the defensive all morning, insisting he allowed white house counsel don mcgahn to be insure viewed by the special counsel because, quote, i have nothing to hide. calling the russia probe disgusting and robert mueller conflicted. >> they're down to desperation time. they have to write a report and they don't have a single bit of evidence. >> reporter: the president's personal lawyer rudy giuliani is still negotiating terms of an interview between the president and special counsel. >> i'm not going to be rushed into having him testify so that he gets trapped into perjury. >> reporter: he fears the president's testimony could be used against him. >> truth isn't truth. donald trump says, i didn't talk about flynn with comey. comey says, you did talk about it. so tell me what the truth is? now, who do you think mueller is going to select? one of his best friends comey or the president? >> reporter: president trump's dismissal of comey led to the special counsel probe. now mr. trump's decis

. >>> joining me is ross garver, cnn legal annist and errol louis who is a analyst for spectrum news. don mcgahn and his attorney, questioned, let's say, the wisdom of the white house of allowing don mcgahn to speak, thinking they should have fought it out in court. what do you make of this decision? >> look. it is extraordinary and very, very unusual. normally, the relationship between anybody and their lawyer is sacrosanct and it's controversy and that generally also applies to public officials as well, although there is some question about whether it applies in the -- in the grand jury context. but to allow an attorney to cooperate with federal investigators, especially the beginning of an investigation, is really extraordinary and it seems to have been motivated by the president and his legal team's desire to try to get this thing, this investigation completed, you know, very quickly, right away. and so it was this extraordinary action in allowing the white house counsel to be interviewed by the government. >> errol, listen to more from rudy giuliani here. >> now, the president wa

errol lewis, brent, appreciated you being here. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> the breaking news, kofi annan, former u.n. secretary general and nobel peace prize winner, has died. he was 80. a dip gnat from ghana he served in the top spot from 2007 to 2006 and work offed tirelessly for human rights. >> and more statements, "it's of profound sadness that i learned of his passing. in many ways, kofi annan was the united nations. his league see will remain a -- his election meddling see will -- his legacy will remain a true inspirationus." richard, you've talked about kofi annan for so long, what is resonating with you? >> reporter: you're not supposed to say this as a news journalist, but i'm kind of in semi shock. oddly i was thinking at him yesterday. the cnn complex is moving, and i'm thinking of where i'm taking his book. look, kofi annan was the heart of the u.n. sorry ten years. before that as director of peacekeeping. as his family noted in a statement, the words you hear expressed about kofi annan, often compassio

errol, thank you.re catholic church has been apologizing since a grand jury report on sexual abuse in six pennsylvania dioceses was released. , day is the first sunday since aren, and churches across the northeast are holding a mass of forgiveness. e marco morgan has the latest. >> in the name of our local church, i voice, again, my heartfelt sorrow and sincere apology to all survivors of clergy sexual abuse. >> reporter: bishop ronald gainer with the diocese of harrisburg now joins a list of roman catholic clergy praying and asking for forgiveness. this comes after a grand jury's report, last week, in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, alleged rampant sex abuse affecting more than 1,000 children by 300 priests in six pennsylvania dioceses over the past seven decades. isiner, who is named in the report, is accused of reaching out to the vatican to protect two of the priests accused of abuse. the harrisburg diocese has taken some responsibility for their zetions. n t the implications of dozens more pries

>> morgan: traveling with the president, errol barnett thank you.undreds of white nationalists are expected to rally in washington, d.c. sunday -- one year after deadly violence erupted in charlottesville, virginia. both cities are bracing for dueling demonstrations tonight. in a tweet today, president trump condemned, quote "all types of racism and acts of violence." here the tony dokoupil. >> reporter: tonight the city of charlottesville under a state of emergency, the streets closed to cars, and all pedestrians forced through just two security checkpoints. police say they've already confiscated brass knuckles, a razor and a multi-purpose knife. >> nothing would excite us any better than for this to be non-eventful and folks to go home and it be a peaceful weekend for all. >> reporter: the fear? a repeat of this: white supremecists marching through the university of virgina campus like they did one year ago tonight. and a torrent of violence the following day - as white nationalists clashed with counter-protesters. heather heyer was killed when a

errol barnett, cbs news, new jersey. >>> back in the bay area tonight, an apparent crime spree has onen edge. the latest incident in willow glen started as a car crash and ended in a violent assault. kpix 5's kit do reports homeowners are afraid they'll be next. >> reporter: the owners of a truck didn't want to appear on camera but said a girl was driving in a stolen lexus when she crashed the center line and smashed head on to the suv. the owners came running out to see the girls stumbling around outside the car in tears. inside the lexus they saw marijuana and other drug paraphernalia. >> there was a car parked with four young men. i asked them if they were okay. they said yeah, yeah, yeah, we're good. at the same time i walked around, i realized the guys were telling her, come on, come on, come on. >> reporter: that's when the owner realized they were trying to flee and grab the girl's cell phone off the front seat. there was a struggle and the group of young men jumped the owner. >> they got out of the car, surrounded my husband, and started hitting him. they hit the top of his hea

errol barnett is traveling with him.is reportedly preparing more ammunition. the "washington post" reporting he's drafting more revoking of security clearance. this comes as more than 70 former intelligence officials go public with their displeasure at the commander in chief. in an interview last night former cia director john brennan suggested the president might be drunk on power for revoking his security clearance. he's been contacted by lawyers interested to know if there was any corrupt intent by the president, which brennan says would make the axle legal. not only did the president stand by his decision, he threatened to revoke others. the president continues to say that investigation is biased and amounts the a witch hunt. now, the president also broke with tradition by weighing in on an ongoing federal trial, throwing his support behind former campaign chairmmanager p manafort. for "cbs this morning: saturday," errol barnett, berkeley heights, new jersey. >>> the jury in the trial of former trump campaign manager

. >> let's dig deeper with errol louis and kaitlin huey burns. as athena laid out, this is about the president playing on fears here but how much of this message, a, really was resonating with evangelical leaders, do we think and, be, is a message they will bring home to their congregations and try to sell? >> well, evangelical leaders have been endeared to donald trump throughout his presidency because of the policy initiatives they think he is championing. judges being a key component of that. what's interesting to me is that the republican party and donald trump have some things to sell the american people, right? the economy is relatively good on paper, seems to be humming along, they have the tax cuts they passed last year that they hoped would be centerpiece to their midterm message but you're not seeing the president talk about that because he knows in order to ramally his base of support he needs to focus on the more divisive issues and really get them kind of scared about democratic takeover and what that would mean. you hear a lot of re

errol barnett is outside police headquarters. errol, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, that video, difficult to watch, getting everyone's attention here. the man's attorney tells cbs news his client is in a lot of pain, suffering from a fractured jaw and multiple fractured ribs. what's key is what led up to the incident. video at the beginning appears to show mcgreer and the officer in question arguing before it turned violent. the punches seem to come without warning. deshawn mcgreer is repeat lid hit in the head and body by the unnamed officer who continues to throw punches, tackling mcgreer and pinning him to the ground. the commissioner suspended the officer immediately. saying in a statement he was deeply disturbed by the video. adding officers have a responsibility and duty to control their emotions in the most stressful of situations. mcgreer's attorney, warren brown, says the officer who had been on the force for just over a year, tried to provoke his client. he claim also ts the officer ar mcgreer back in june for allegedly assaulting him, a charge mcgreer

here's errol barnett. >> donald trump is a con. he is truly a racist. >> reporter: a blistering rebuke from former white house assistant to president trump, omarosa manigault-newman. >> i was complicit with this white house deceiving this nation. they continue to deceive this nation by how mentally declined he is. >> reporter: she is promoting her soon-to-be-released book, which documents a search for a recording of mr. trump using the n-word during outtakes of the reality tv show, 'the apprentice.' after "unhinged" went to print - she says she found it. >> i have heard for two years that it existed and once i heard it for myself, it was confirmed what i feared the most. >> reporter: before sunday's interview, the white house said the upcoming boo and the president was asked saturday if he feels betrayed by his former reality tv so-star.if >> reporter: today, the counselor to the president suggested sales are motivating manigault-newman's claims. >> i have never a single time heard him use a racial slur about anyone. and i also nev

. >> now cnn political comment ator errol lewis and former counter terrorism official phil mud. >> can i ask you a question first? how crazy are all of these people? what is going on? goodness. >> there you go. >> answered jeffrey's question this morning. on the legal fronts here, first of all, did she break the law? i mean, d.c. is one party consent. this is the situation room. there are national security questions. >> clearly she committed a firing offense while being fired so i don't think it counts. i don't think this is a legal issue. i think this is an insight into the administration and the kind of people who work there and how they treat each other, which is bonkers. >> walter shab, obviously the former ethics czar said on cnn there's some irony that she's being told she's being fired for misconduct while she's committing misconduct. >> yes. there's a certain kind of comedic aspect to it for sure. one thing i would say this is not without precedent. we haven't seen this in a long time but if you go back far enough, you'll find that the reason richard nixon was wiretapping and t

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important to finally talk a topic as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell already errol's on star will be right there. most people think to stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth to stand out in the news business you just need to ask the right questions and demand the right answer. questions. welcome back british breakfast secretary dominic robb has acknowledged the process of negotiating united kingdom's departure from the european union is unlikely to finish an agreement before a summit in october in response to questions from parliamentarians and committee mr rob gingerly alluded to the quote possibility that the october deadline would be missed which most observers see as a near certainty mr rubb subtle concession to the consensus view on the status of brecht's it came as he prepares to meet with e.u. negotiators next week and u.k. negotiators struggle to find a solution on the post brecht's that irish border that would be acceptable to their hard line coalition partn

errol barnett has the story from baltimore police headquarters. >> yeah, that video difficult to watchtting everyone's attention here. deshaun's attorney tells cbs news his client is in a lot of pain, suffering from a fractured jaw and fractured ribs. what is key is what led up to the incident. the beginning of the video shows them arguing before it turns violent. the punches seem to come without warning. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> reporter: deshaun mcgreer is continues to throw punches tackling mcgreer and pinning him to the ground. interim baltimore police commissioner gary tug l suspended the officer immediately. saying in a statement he was deeply disturbed by the video, adding, officers have a responsibility and duty to control their emotions in the most stressful of situations. mcgreer's attorney warren brown says the officer who had been on the force just over a year tried to provoke his client. he claims the officer arrested mcgreer back in june for allegedly assaulting him. a charge mcgreer is fighting in court. >> people like that destroy the progress to reconcile

in theatest cbs exclusive, errol barnett visits wenatchee in washington state, originally known for apple the epicenter of a new industry. >> reporter: mining machines burn through transactions as fast as possible, so powering them and even cooling them down is half the game. >> reporter: while some in wenatchee are excited by the economic potential of cryptocurrency mining, concern over its massive power consumption and other risks is making many uneasy. >> seems like it came out of nowhere. there is a lack of understanding about it. >> maybe they don't like the change, you know? >> my wife is in the technology space, as much as she talks about it, it's still a mystery to me. >> nobody wants a fire in their apartment complex because someone is mining bitcoin. >> it's going to drain our power. and that's really all i know. >> people are complaining and not actually understanding what they are talking about. >> errol barnett is with us now. i like how you had to correct him. you were thinking you were correcting him. he is like, no, no, no, 600 homes. it sounds like a lot of these people i

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errol barn et is at the white house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there is no other way to say it. the weekended badly for president trump as two of his longtime allies were given immunity deals for testimony. but even as legal troubles mount, the president rallied the party faithful last night in columbus. >> we are going to win again in 2020 and i hopefully keep winning. >> president trump remained defiant a week of setbacks including revelations his longtime confidante and organization chief testified before a grand jury under a grant of immunity. allen weisselberg's testimony helped prosecutors reach a deal with trump's former lawyer and fixer michael cohen. it was tuesday when cohen told a judge trump directed him to pay alleged mistresses hush money months before the 2016 election. >> i've spoke ton allen weisselberg about how to set the whole thing up. with. >> what were you thinking. >> with funding -- yes. >> in a recorded conversation released by cohen's attorney then candidate trump and cohen talk about weisselberg handling one of the pay

i remember during the errol garner police case in new york, she came to my birthday party to make a statement movement, and she comforted the family of eric garner. she broke barriers. i will never forget the funny story, andrea, she called me a couple of years ago and said, reverend al, what's your home address, she sent a check for the action network. i told her a couple of months later, i framed that check because you signed it. she said, boy, you better put that check in the bank. haven't you ever heard that you can copy a check? she was the tallest tree in the musical kind of forreest. but she never left her roots. that's the legacy she would want people to know. >> and of course the huge influence of her father and his tragic death during a robbery. i mean, he was such a major force. she wrote, put ms. franklin at the top of the rolling stone -- one of the greatest singers of all time. in tribute, mary j. blige wrote, "aretha is a gift from god. when it comes to expressing yourself through song, there is no one who can touch her. she is the women why women want to sing." roland martin,

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so there is no proof they didn't say it the other point i wanted to make, errol lewis, sarah sanders said i haven't been in every room he has been in. >> she hedged quite a bit as people on the trump cleanup squad will have to do. he will often say one thing and later contradict that statement. so in this case, when asked, look, i've never heard him say it. hey, did you ever ask him? >> no, she didn't ask him. then she did put in a disclaimer, i haven't been in every room. i don't know. loose, we've heard enough fog around this stuff. let's keep in mind the "n" word is the most offensive word in the english language. there is kind of no way to spin it as, it was a joke or maybe i forgot or you know you don't have any tape to prove it. it's really not something that a responsible leader would let sort of hang around in this very sloppy way of the kinds we just heard. >> and gloria, to the point about the questions and they're valid on this pattern, where the president does continue to attack prominent african-american's intelligence. whethers the omarosa, lebron james, nfl players, wh

r&b musician errol davis has spent decades engaging with klan members and challenging their beliefs.e and preston have talked for years via phone. suddenly, davis was standing up for preston in court. what do you say to the judge? >> testified on his behalf. i also paid part of his bail money to get him out. >> reporter: you paid part of his bail money? >> i did. >> reporter: is he taking you for a fool? using you? >> no, not at all. not at all. >> reporter: how do you know? >> because he and i were already friends. i said, i'm willing to take mr. preston and he has agreed to go down to this museum with me and take a tour of it and learn something. >> reporter: he's referring to the national museum of african-american history. >> seeing what he's going to see there is going to plant a seed. the seed may not blossom today, tomorrow, the next day. but eventually, he'll come out. because the truth never -- can never be squashed. >> reporter: the two men bonding over history and returning to davis' home to find another shared passion. his track record speaks volumes. davis says 200 of th

dot com slash culture so when errol as always thank you very much for bringing us all those interestingstories we appreciate it. and finally here i'm d w how to dance and do business the theresa may way the british prime minister is in africa on a three day tour to promote to britain as a major future investor there check this out in south africa may shed some of her british reserve as she. as they say pupils at a cape town primary school and well we have to say her dance moves and may have been more than awkward at some moments or perhaps at all moments. or than brags that that is the young scholars here did not seem to mind one bit it was a whole lot of fun a quick reminder now the top stories that we're following for you here and t w the german government has condemned a violent far right protest in the eastern city of chemist's several people have been injured after anti immigrant protesters clashed with police and counter protesters and the future of killer robots is being discussed by government experts from around the world in geneva aton with weapons systems can operate and kill

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errol barnett is traveling with the president this morning. good morning. >> good morning. despite it, two of her expertsing amro -- experts is now poitzed. there's a draw mat eck twist as two reality tv stars clash over the divisive issue. racing over the deadly charlottesville. >> you heard the tape? >> i heard the pr of the united states use not o.j. the "n" word, other horrible things. >> speaking on national public radio about her book called "unhinged: an insider's account of the trump white house," manigault spoke about the president on "apprentice." despite her book on tuesday where she used account of such a tape where trump used the "n" word multiple times. the man gaultd newman writes president trump is a racism, misogynist, and a big got. it is a far cry from her time as the president's top cheerleader on african-american issues. the white house resisted efforts to stay violent onto friday with secretary sarah huckabee sanders speak back. >> president has not responded directly to the claims. instead he had dinner with apple ceo tell cook. it's unclear how long