errol, this is an incoming administration in mexico. what is the possibility that something is already being taint between the united states and mexico with this back and forth before they have even taken their posts? >> i think the u.s. administration may have spoken too quickly but when the new mexican administration comes in, there are some economic advantages to having them. there is mexican industrials who are saying, look. we have a hundred thousand jobs here and these central americans can have them in mexico. so, sure if they are waiting for an asylum claim, let's put them to work in the meantime. is there a possibility of a win/win here if we get lucky. >> errol louis and kelly jane torrance, always aappreciate your insight. thank you. >> thank you. >>> today on "state of the union," joni ernst and representative adam schiff are on the show today at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> trump advisers allege attempts to undermine trump's presidency. > >>> . >>> also, right now, hundreds of stars and large amounts of dark matter swirling like

errol barnett is at the white house.n it was very violent, very vicious, and terrible. >> reporter: in an interview that aired sunday on fox news president trump says he doesn't innt to hear an audio recording from jamal khashoggi's final moments, as the journalist was murdered at the consulate in turkey. >> it's a suffering tape, it's a terrible tape. i've been fully briefed on it. there's no reason for me to hear it. >> reporter: while cbs news confirmed the c.i.a. has intelligence that the saudi prince ordered the hit, no government agency has issued a definitive conclusion. the crown prince denies any involvement. inile touring fire damage in california saturday, mr. trump said an assessment on who is responsible will be released soon. >> we're going to come up with a report as to what we think the overall impact was and who caused it. and who did it. >> reporter: some republican senators continue to say current sanctions against saudi nationals are not enough, and arms sales to the kingdom should be halted. >> i thi

errol, let me stay with you on another topic.es saying that republican chair of house judiciary congressman bob goodlatte is preparing subpoenas for the former fbi director, james comey, former attorney general, loretta lynch, to testify as part of their investigation into the fbi's handling of the hillary clinton e-mail server investigation. they got just really a few working days left in the 115th congress. is this a slap on the way out the door? where does in go beyond december? >> it's interesting, you always wonder if people believe some of the stuff that they're saying. these are sort of talk radio talking points. you know, that this was always only about hillary clinton and james comey and loretta lynch and the meeting at the airport and so forth. it has been exhaustively litigated literally and politically. i guess they wanted to sort of go out on this same note and -- to take one more slap at something that simply hasn't worked. i mean, look, this -- it didn't work. it lost them control of the house of representatives. i

errol barnett from the white house. thank you very much. about 3,000 migrants from a central american caravan have reached mexico's border with southern california. thousands more are headed their way. the mayor of tijuana says that the city is preparing for an influx that could last more than x's john rr:ng to bring order out ofica ohundreds of migrants lined up outside its u.s. port of entry. recording their names in a book, determining who will be called next to cross the border and ask for asylum. so you put your name down in the book? yeah. >> reporter: hanna rhoden has traveled more than 2,000 miles from guatemala. you think your life is in danger? >> yeah. >> reporter: if you go back to guatemala? >> yeah. >> reporter: but, you know, the president of the united states has said the people in this caravan are dangerous. mexican volunteers have organized this effort to keep hundreds from applying for asylum at once, but those whose names are on the list could wait weeks to face a u.s. mimigration officer. do you have any idea what will

errol's point about local officials having discretion is right on.aven't seen anything yet when they start looking at these over votes, which are subject to individual interpretation of what the voter had in mind. >> bottom line, no evidence of fraud. >> look how differently desantis is handling this, just his appearance on fox news this morning. >> errol louis, steve bousquet, thank you. >>> their plan to take on matthew whitaker. behr presents: ordinary versus overachiever. ♪ behr premium plus, 'behr' through it all with a top rated paint at a great price. get incredible savings on behr 2-gallon ceiling paint. exclusively at the home depot. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. we've frozen out...out... and forgotten... by a white house and washington mired in special-interests politics. but we can take our country back with a democratic

so errol, to you, politically what is the consequence for the president? >> look, politically, the president has made clear where he's coming from on this, right. he releases it in the middle of a news hole and goes to play golf. he's literally playing games when we should be talking about serious long-term planning. to that extent, i guess he's focused on 2020 and his re-election. he's been doing campaign rallies just about every other week for several months. so this is somebody who is focused on the very, very short term and his own interests rather than the long term and the national interests. so this kicks it down to the governors, the mayors, the regional commissions, the counties, and of course every voter, every viewer now watching this. we're going to figure out what we're going to do. i think americans are pretty much used to this. when it comes to your retirement planning, when it comes to saving for college, when it comes to -- i live in a 100-year-old house that i hope to leave to my son at some point, you know, we're used to thinking about t

joining me anchor errol lewis and legal analyst and criminal defense attorney joey jackson.lcome back. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> joey, let me start with you. the articulation of potential violation of law is one thing. but where does this go? prosecution or charging especially a citizen, a sitting president i should say, is a different thing. where do you expect this will go with? >> that's the heart of the matter for sure. let's start with whether or not at least according to what the reports are showing is probable cause to believe that a crime was committed and the president committed it. if so and why do i speak to that, because it raises the specter of what we call an indictment. we've discussed that a president cannot be indicted. at least that's the current department of justice guidance. there's a process, however, that would provide for the removal of the president. in terms of where it goes, it emboldens the house and, you know, i'm certain that errol will speak to this more, but in terms of the legal process, it certainly emboldens the democrats to move

elaine. >> quijano: errol, thanks. the balance of power in both the house and the senate is on the line. we have cbs news elections and surveys director anthony salvanto here. so anthony, what would it take for the democrats to take control of the house? >> they need strong turnout. and they need to continue to get the people, who in the polls say they are crossing over from having voted for then-candidate trump in 2016 to voting for a democrat for the house now. frankly, there are not many of those folks. our latest estimates have it such that the democrats would get 225 seats if the election were held today. but there is a margin of error on that, and i don't mean just as the statistics go, i mean as the politics go. if turnout does not merge, if a lot of young voters do not come out, people who haven't voted in midterms before, if they stay home, the republicans hold the house. >> quijano: what about on the senate side specifically? you don't really necessarily hear the democrats talking about that-- in particularly

local legend has it that errol flynn was shipwrecked here on his yacht in 1947 and promptly fell in loveananas. a huge industry that later became united fruit. bananas went out, tourists came in. the banana business eventually went elsewhere and when tourism shifted to the other side of the island with the construction of an airport at montego bay, well, that was pretty much it. the northeast coast was largely forgotten. ♪ it has the feel, still, of a forgotten paradise. there are those who believe that the area can come back, that it must come back, that the future is in hotels and resorts and restaurants for wealthy visitors as it once was. take this place, for instance -- the trident hotel. expensive, luxurious. best of all, i'm the only guest. oh, did mention it comes with a castle? what kind of person would own a building like that? who? why? then this man arrived and kind of answered that question. all of this belongs to michael lee-chin. local boy turned billionaire. one of the richest men in the world, and my host. he's invited me for dinner. >> anthony: right, yeah. that sounds

. >>> joining me to discuss is cnn political commentator errol louis.h a tweet jessica shared from the president. trying to steal two big elections in florida, we are watching closely. now, again, no evidence of fraud and he is being echoed by the governor there, rick scott -- he shouldn't say things like this. what could this mean for the race, if anything? >> well, not much. honestly. they are attacking broward county because it's a democratic stronghold and they are expecting if there is anything that comes out of it that changes it's not going to change in favor of the republicans. so rick scott naturally is very upset about that. in the end we should try to manage and control expectations around a lot of this stuff when a candidate is up by tens of thousands of votes, by 12,000 votes, it's highly unlikely that a full recount, even a hand recount is going to reverse that. so to the extent that governor scott and the president are casting doubt on this whole process, they are just making it more difficult for people to accept an outcome that is proba

errol barnett is at the white house. good morning, errol. >> reporter: good morning.ou're right, during months of negotiations, the president's legal team works to narrow the focus of questions from the special counsel's team. and just this past week, worked with the president on those written answers. what we know is that potential collusion with russia is an area addressed, but obstruction of justice is not. >> i was asked a series of questions, i've answered them very easily. very easily. >> reporter: president trump said responding to questions from special counsel robert but iid l them andy answers. dye d >> but added he hasn't submitted those written appearances yet because he zblnt you need lawyers for submittal and to go over some of the answers. >> reporter: the 18-month probe into russia meddling already yielded indictments. six have pleaded or been found guilty, including the president's former national security adviser michael flynn and campaign chairman paul manafort. >> they should have never been a so-called investigation, which in theory it's not an in

have thought about that because they are still working organisation public races so i'm a big fan of errolloth but i think the feather fellow is clever enough to get around that. maybe the bbc need to make more use of the law. if they can't get rid of this problem should bejust think about staying indoors? yes, indoors and someone else where the protesters and this chap can be seen. jean paul and mike, thank you both so much. on monday, simon mccoy was presented, afternoon, glide from outside parliament and top the audience through what was going on around him. as you can see the banners are back out. we are on a platform this week. that's the platform this week. that's the platform and what they have done is they have managed to get extension poles for the banners. for those of you treating me and seeing how on earth do you let that happen, we can stop if that's what they are doing. so what is it like trying to broadcast of the nation poll placards are being weighed behind you? for his personal perspective that i'm joined by simon mccoy. simon, we know viewers had been an happy about the

. >>> cnn political commentator errol lewis with us, anchor for spectrum news, as well there. good to see you this morning. >> good morning. >> president trump is using immigration, obama seemed to be using president trump. when we talk about the fear factor, how effective is fear to get people to the polls because we know at the end of the day it's going to be determined by who makes it there. >> we've got to assume that what the president is doing has some rational basis. he seems to be going to his base. whether or not it works depends on the strategy you're trying to implement. the president clearly trying to bring out the republican base that is loyal to him. that's not necessarily going to work for the rest of his party because he is technically not on the ballot on tuesday. so there are a lot of people in marginal districts who are going to probably have a much harder time than they would have because the president is seizing one news cycle after another, putting this very divisive rhetoric out in front of people, walking away from the economy, and talking about immigra

errol louis, thank you so much. good to see you. >> you too.nks. >>> up next, we are in florida and as the new deadline for hand-counted ballots approaches, hope seems to be dwindling for senator bill nelson's campaign. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure. now up to 30 grams of protein for strength and energy! to severe rheumatoid arthritis was intense. my mom's pain from moderate i wondered if she could do the stuff she does for us, which is kind of, a lot. and if that pain could mean something worse? joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop irreversible joint damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been some place where fungal infections are com

. >> errol, thanks. the balance of power in both the house and the senate is on the line. we have cbs news elections and surveys director anthony salvanto here. so anthony, what would it take for the democrats to take control of the house? >> they need strong turnout. and they need to continue to get the people who in the polls say they are crossing over from having voted for then-candidate trump in 2016 to voting for a democrat for the house now. those folks. our latest estimate have it that the democrats would get 225 seats if the election were held today. but there is a margin of error on that, and i don't mean just as the statistics go, i mean as the politics go. if turnout does not merge, if a lot of young voters do not come out, people who haven't voted in midterms before, if they stay home, the republicans hold the house. >> what about on the senate side specifically? you don't really necessarily hear the democrats talking about that, in particularly optimistic turns, how much of an uphill climb do they have there? >> it is going to be hard for the democrats. the re

the hard fact is that during his election campaign president trump faced down a bomb that erroll opposition to torture torture works ok folks torture but you don't have these guys torture doesn't work believe me it works ok waterboarding is your minor form some people say it's not actually torture let's assume it is but they asked me the question what do you think waterboarding absolutely fine but we should go much stronger than waterboarding that's the way i feel not fallon has more than thirty years experience as a special agent with the n.c.a.a.'s the u.s. naval criminal investigative service he's investigated some of the maize to significant terrorist operations in u.s. history he's wrong throughout torture does work for what if you want propaganda if i want to tell if i want to get you to tell me something that i want to hear i can get are you torture you what it's in effect about is getting the truth torture as a tactic is not only ineffective it's counterproductive and it's dangerous it cost lives. newsday experts we spoke to agreed as a means of getting accurate intelligence torture

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errol sandberg the chief operating officer of facebook is under the gun for the whole mess and despite some people calling for mark zuckerberg to step down as chairman he said that's not happening what is the future for facebook joining us now is the c.e.o. of straw mark and friend of the show hillary ford which hilary thanks for being with us what i didn't mention is that the facebook stock has been down and down and down for the last year over year for twelve months for six months for the last week i think maybe i looked a little bit earlier was trading up two bucks today but it is not been a rosy ride for the company what's your take on it and what do you think about this p.r. firm situation yes i say about the public affairs for the finest public affairs as i think the saddest thing about it actually is that. zuckerberg they initially blamed their communications team and one thing a leader must always do is own up to their decisions they were either in the know or they would either way they lose if you are in the know they should have made that decision if they want to know and the

secretary pump errol's talks about no one could with north korea have been postponed. what is happening there and. then we're going to change it because of trips that are being made i was going to make it another day but we're very happy how it's going with north korea we think it's going fine i were no rush there know who the sanctions are on you're still expect to be on a human only as we were a source of the sanctions are on the missiles have stopped the rockets have stopped the hostages are home the great heroes have been coming home mike pence was in hawaii where. the one of the most beautiful ceremonies that anyone's ever seen for the fall and he's a great hero this very important when i was running a lot of people as many years ago as it was in many cases grandchildren but they were asking about that. they're coming home and they're being provided to us as we speak but i'm in no rush i'm in no rush to sanctions iran i read. a couple of times and i've seen a few times where they said he's done so much of it that i met now i'd love to take the sanctions of what th

. >> errol, thank you. >>> espn reported that condoleeza rice was being considered to become the newcoach of the cleveland browns. the team quickly threw a flag praising her qualifications but saying she has not been discussed. rice issued a statement saying i love my browns and know they will hire an experienced coach to take us to the next level. i do hope that the nfl will start to bring women into the coaching profession. by the way, i'm not ready to coach, but i would like to call a play or two next season. her name has been floated for a higher office as nfl commissioner. commissioner. the "cbs overnight new ♪ ♪ degree motionsense™. ultimate freshness with every move. the more you move, the more it works. degree®, it won't let you down. >>> the death toll continues to climb in northern california as search teams comb through the ashes of the incinerated town of paradise. 80 people are known dead in the blaze. that's still not contained and a thousand more are listed as missing. governor jerry brown toured the devastation with president trump on saturday and discussed the crisis

he looked like errol flynn. and when he started doing heart surgery they didn't have a heart-lung machine and you had to get cut into the heart and do what you could do and do what you could before the person had brain problems. these two were sort of the same in the size and scope of their ambiti ambition, and they were complete opposites and they hated each other. and they were in competing hospitals and the most famous medical feud. and if dr. cooley got his own hospital, well, then dr. debakey had to have a bigger hospital. if dr. cooley did something dramatic, dr. debakey had to do something more famous. and the reason that bud fraser is the main character in my book because he studied with both of these people and devoted his life to an artifical heart and the people that they attracted were equally eccentric, i don't know if you know dr. cohn. he's a harvard trained surgeon, but he's also a magician and plays trombone in a band and he-- i don't think the guy sleeps, and then billy had -- and he's also a s

. >> i disagree, which must mean i'm wrong because errol is always right.ut you say get away with it. the question is will there ever been 67 votes in the senate to remove donald trump from office? my answer is no. nothing related to mueller will ever get him to 67 votes in the senate. and that means he can get away with it. i mean, yes, he could get impeached like bill clinton was impeached. but i don't see any scenario where 67 votes remove him. >> you also don't see him as a president that would ever resign? >> no, never. so, look, we're obviously playing -- we're playing -- >> that's where the cards really were. >> jeffrey, can i ask you about dan a's reporting yesterday on some of the written answers that the president gave to mueller and his team. in both of them on roger stone and wikileaks and saying he has no knowledge of the trump tower meeting in 2016, the key phrase in both of them was, to the best of my knowledge. >> to the best of my recollection, i believe. >> wouldn't it be pretty easy at this point for mueller's team to confirm given how mu

years old, and that was the story, you know, around the same time he would get, we bring home, my dad, errol garner records who is also from pittsburgh, some people know, wonderful jazz pianist and he kind of liked jazz, my dad, so i was exposed to it. then i had lessons. and i was kind of a poor student. and wouldn't really, i had a facilitate -- facility for it. >> i can tell you want to do something here. >> no. >> you're itching. >> i've never been at this piano before, except now in the last three minutes since we've been setting up and we're going to play here in about a week. how about that? >> is it intimidating? >> well, i'm too stupid to be intimidated. and piano and music, i never had, like acting was, i wanted to be an actor in the worst way when i was a kid and i knew i had to make my way and make a living but it was a passionate odyssey romantic adventure, wild adventure, to me. and at the same time, piano was this thing that i was doing that i just loved doing. and it has remained kind of that. so i'm a little, i'm still a humble student of it. but it is all fun. than record t

errol in los angeles. complained caller that the carbon dioxide is increasing. sorry. .0 years ago, it was .03 now it is .04. we carbon dioxide for the trees to produce oxygen. this is nonsense. carbon dioxide is absolutely necessary. host: do you believe in climate change? guest: the climate is always changing. we need to be careful and not be hysterical about it. host: where is the fine line in your opinion? the fires in california, he made that statement saying the authorities here do not recognize the fact that forest management is important. forest management is the way to go. askingarry in tennessee, about your belief or not in climate change. says --well, the bible global warming, everything i have researched shows it is not the way you gentlemen set a violent go. we pump co2 into the greenhouses. everything was just like the jerry brownifornia, in 1995 would not let them open up and start cutting timber again. the bad trees need to be taken out. the undergrowth needs to be taken out. the very people that are wanting to stop using plastic bags now are the