jill biden. vice president harris and douglas emhoff were also in attendance as well as former staff from the obama administration. >> [applause] ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and dr. jill biden, accompanied by barack obama and michelle obama. ♪ [applause] >> mr. president, dr. biden, president -- mr. obama, misses obama, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the ceremony. and the chairman of the white house historical solution and on behalf of the men and women of the association, i am thrilled to celebrate with all of you the presentation of two and nevis in american portraits today to honor and commemorate the indelible legacy of the 44th president and first lady. misses obama, president obama, it is a privilege to be able to carry forward this time-honored tradition in of unveiling the official portraits and welcome them to the white house to be forever accessible and viewed by the public on these historic walls. since its founding in 19 6215 first la

jill biden landed in london on saturday, to attend queen elizabeth second funeral.y in westminster abby. nearly 100 presidents and heads of state are expected to attend the service. and legendary after henry civil has died, silver son confirmed that he'd passed away of natural causes in california. one of the most notable roles came in the film, the manchurian candidate. he was 35 years old. now back to dateline! w back to dateline >> welcome back to "dateline". i'm andrea canning. college senior lauren mccluskey was stunned to learn her boyfriend light about his name, each and criminal past. he was not shawn fields, but melvin rowland. once convicted of luring and under age girls online and attempted sex abuse. lauren quickly ended their relationship, those about to discover the real terror was just beginning. back to josh mankiewicz with "lauren's promise". >> after lauren mccluskey got her car back from her ex boyfriend, her parents exhaled. they believed the university of utah police, who now new lauren had broken up with a registered sex offender, would keep an

i want to start with you, jill.sts noted the rapid intensification of hurricane ian before it trouble the florida coast earlier today. what are some of the factors that contributed to hurricane ian getting so big so quickly? >> one of the reasons why a storm can intensify that quickly is related to the amount of available heat in the ocean as it's passing over a landscape. so ian passed through the western caribbean, where there was a lot of the additional moisture in the atmosphere and heat in the upper ocean. it was able to take that environment and really ramp up the intensity internally. and then the storm passed over cuba with very little land interaction and didn't internally damage or structurally damage that hurricane at all. and in fact, then passed it over additional warm water in the gulf stream, which just makes that intensity ramp up even quicker. >> so jill, it's possible that a warming climate could have contributed to ian's rapid formation and intensity? >> so what i like to think of is instead of an

jill: go ahead. it jump right in there. [laughter] neil: we answer this question, there is not an easy way out. i think it will get worse before it gets better. i do. i think you need up new political leadership and vote parties. and you candidates running. right now, i do not see it getting done. it will be a decade before we get through this. jill: i think the only thing that -- first of all i am a democrat from kansas. i am always optimistic. you have to be optimistic if you continue to register that way. but, i was in college in the late 60's, in washington. we started a war on the edge of their work -- earth every week was spent with peace marches and they were underway, and i remember the first lottery win watching my brothers numbers be drawn. one was 32, and the other was 16. we had a president who lost faith in the younger generation and was running a war that people do not believe in. at least the younger generation. we were on the edges in d.c. we were living in the burned remains of the rights followed -- rise o

[laughter] and of course, thank you to joe and jill, president biden and first lady jill biden.ou for inviting us back, this means so much to us. we were saying at lunch that the girls have lived in this house longer than they have lived anywhere. this is as wonderful as it can be, it is a special place because we raised our girls here. it means so much to come back to friends and be able to spend time talking about our girls. i am grateful to both of you for the work you are doing, the love you are showing us, our staff and the work you are doing for this country. thank you so much. [applause] of course, vice president harris and i love to say this, the second gentleman. you are doing a great job. [applause] thank you for joining us today. i cannot go any further without of course acknowledging all of the amazing staff, friends. you are more than stuff, you are friends, family to us. particularly the people who have been part of my team over the years. i do not have time to name everyone, thank goodness. you all know who you are, from the campaign to the white house to today. i

and of course thank you to joe and jill, president biden and first lady jill biden. thank you so much for inviting us back. this meant so much to us. we were saying at lunch that the girls have lived in this house longer than they lived anywhere. so this is out of a home as it can be, as wonderful as it can be, it is a special place because we raised our girls here. and it means so much to come back to friends and to able to spend time talking about our girls. and so i am grateful to both of you for the work that you're doing, the love that you're showing us, our staff and the work that you're doing for this country. thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] and of course to vice president harris and i love to say this, second gentleman. let's say it again, second gentleman, you're doing a great job. thank you for joining us today and i can't go any further without of course acknowledging all of the amazing staff, friends. it's more than staff. you're friends, you're family to us, particularly the people who have been part of my team over the years. i don't have tim

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, president biden and first lady jill biden. thank you for inviting us back. this means so much to us. we were saying at lunch that the girls have lived in this house longer than they've lived anywhere. and so this, as odd of an home as it can be, as wonderful as it can be, it is a special place because we raised our girls here, and it means so much to come back to friends and to be able to spend time talking about our girls and so i am grateful to both of you for the work that you're doing, the love that you're showing us, our staff, and the work that you're doing for this country, thank you so much. [ applause ] and of course to vice president harris and i love to say this, second gentleman emhoff, let's say it again, second gentleman, you're doing a great job. [ applause ] thank you for joining us today, and i can't go any further without, of course, acknowledging all of the amazing staff, friends, you're more than staff. you're friends, you're family to us, particularly the people who have been part of my team over the years

as jill, and melissa, you still chucking sticking around. coming, up trump's legal exposure does not end with mar-a-lago as we approach the end of the jerry six investigation. how the committee's findings could add to his problems. plus, we'll ex explore the post-roe landscape as the domino falls on total bans on abortion. first, richard louis standing by the other big stories we're watching this hour, and msnbc. richard? >> alicia, some breaking news for you. north korea fired at least one identified ballistic missiles. south korea's military says that it travel east just yesterday south korea fischel said there were signs north korea was preparing to test a missile far from his submarine. so far this year, north korea has tested at least 30 ballistic weapons. the launch comes after the nuclear aircraft carrier carrier uss ronald reagan arrived in korea for joint military exercises, a show of strength against north korean threats. hurricane fiona ripped through canada's east coast on saturday. it down trees and power lines. more than 500,00

>> first, a, man shout out to my home boy, michael, and my home girl, jill. in the house. >> same here. -- socks. >> donald trump has had a terrible, no, good bad week and the rule of law is having a really good week. the same special master that trump's elected to review the mar-a-lago documents ruled against him, and to judges the trump appointed took down his arguments expeditiously and forcefully. so, these judges are doing what judges are supposed to do. i think of that joke about men get credit for taking care of their children, chris rock says, you're supposed to take care of your children. and if you're a federal judge, you're supposed to uphold the rule of law. and the reality is, most coaches have actually been doing that in the supreme court decision, justice thomas was the only justice to vote that trump would have to turn over certain documents to investigated. even justices that trump appointed are disagree with that. and the many cases that, throughout the insurrection, and the fake elector scheme, judges who trump appointed have consistently r

jill seems more like nursemaid jill and first lady.n really did you noted that the joe biden's actually arrive late in less than a very awkward moment the president of united states had to stand and be told to wait. as military heroes protestant. the guardian riding after arriving hand-in-hand the bidens sat down in their places at ten oh 5:00 a.m. the scheduled by poking m palace said the 500 and via dignitary should been seated between 9:35 a.m. and 9:55 a.m. perhaps as a consequence of its the opting on the buses taking other leaders from your stubbly point of the raw hospital the joe biden's were also given seats 14 rows back. now for a president who publicly prided himself on his vast experience in foreign and domestic affairs this was embarrassing. and even when needing physical support, joe biden can always count on his regime media support. the gal kj jp because scott pelley of cbs seems like he's listening for your job. >> summer was going so well for the president, the white house threw a party last week with a concert by jam

jill biden have arrived. they met with king charles iii and expressed condolences to the king anticipated meeting with the president and prime minister liz truss has been postponed it was supposed to take place as she met with other members of the commonwealth, justin trudeau, for example she will meet with president biden later this week at the united nations general assembly. we will check in with steve sedgwick later this hour and continue with the proceedings here. >>> let's get a check on the corporate stories with silvana henao. good morning >> good morning, contessa. more u.s. consumers are taking on credit card for longer periods of time. according to the report from credi creditcards.com. 60% have been in debt for a year the number of those in dead over two years increased to 42% >>> volkswagon is valued up to $75 billion for the upo the company will list shares and raise about $9.1 billion trading is set to begin on september 29th >>> and damage control mode after a hacker published pre-released foo

that is obviously the first lady, jill biden. while the president has other aides accompanies him, it's a much smaller group, and they will -- that's a level of the space restrictions. that's not a surprise to you as officials. this is a funeral long in the works, so they did have insights into what the planning was going to look like. it also speaks to the level of security here on the ground, which is enormous, frankly, because of so many world leaders being here, getting them to and from the funeral. tip wale they world leaders would take helicopters. that's not what you're seeing. it speaks to the level of planning. you won't see any other former u.s. presidents here, no president trump or president obama or bush or carter. >> we are waiting for president biden to sign that condolence book. we'll bring you that moment when it happens. now an issue dominating here in the united states. blue state leaders are scrambling to take care of the a150i8 limb seekers shipped up north without warning. florida's governor says this is jus

jill, we know we are going to hear from the former president tonight.nything significant. but the former president told the conservative radio host, quote, he can't imagine being indicted. should we start doing visualization exercises, jill? >> yes, he should. i think that we're getting to a point where it's almost inevitable and unavoidable that he will be indicted. the evidence that we have in public, clearly shows violations of the laws that were identified in the search warrant. he has possession of documents in his desk, along with his passports. we know that he saw them. we knew he was aware of them. and we know that there were lies to hold to the department and the fbi about what was still remaining. they denied that there was anything else, and lo and behold, the fbi came in and did the search, and in a few hours, was able to get 25 more cartons of things. so, i think this is a serious issue, and for anyone to be saying, this is just a storage issue, it is not a storage issue. it is a national security issue. he had documents, the disclosure of

. >>> jill dougherty was cnn's moscow bureau chief and now adjunct professor at georgetown units. cedric leighton is a retired military analyst. i want your reaction to what we just reported, that russian forces have been cleared from a town north of kherson, the first city occupied by the russians. also the military advise tore president zelenskyy said they're fighting and trying to open up their way into the luhansk region. if they can make some advances in those two areas, what that means for the ukrainians. >> it's a big deal for the ukrainians, victor. i think the key thing here is to look at this whole operation in the northeast, in luhansk, the donbas and in the south as being a really coordinated effort on the part of the ukrainians. some of us thought that perhaps the southern operation because there was so much publicity around the operation around kherson, that that might have been a faint instead of the actual operation. now it looks as if it's not just a faint, it's a real bona fide operation that's going forward. it's just going a lot slower than what is going on in

the president was accompanied by his wife jill, and the us ambassador to britain more worldly. this continued to arrive in london on the eve of the monarch's funeral. under simmons joins us now from westminster abbey andrew. we saw moments ago the u. s. president there paying tribute, as he paid his respects to the late queen. yes, by special invitation list. the last hope high profile arrival so far and the guest list, joe biden, the 1st lady jill stood in silence looking on at this extraordinary scene for 4th days of lying in state. now the queen's coffin draped in the royal n sign. the crown sparkling in the candle lights, the silence, the soft silence, and the occasional tap tap of the rod at change guards. 8 guards guarding that coffin. after this they moved on to sign the condolence book at the lancaster house. not far away, but they actually both signed the book and they also, the president then addressed the media and the spoke of the life of service. the queen had engaged in what a remarkable figure she was and what a massive loss to the country she was. he said that i

jill biden right by his side. tens of thousands of people still waiting hours to make their way to see the queen. the government there just recently closing the line to additional mourners. the palace releasing this new photo of the queen with those sparkling eyes and vibrant smile. two of the queen's great grandchildren, prince george and princess charlotte, will be in attendance at the service. abc's james longman tonight from london. >> reporter: london is preparing to make history tonight. an unprecedented gathering of world leaders -- from monarchs to presidents and prime ministers -- all to honor queen elizabeth the scond. u.s. president biden and first lady jill biden paying their respects to her majesty, lying in state for one last night in london's westminster hall. the president clearly moved by the experience. the two signing condolence books. >> as i've told the king, she's gonna be with him every step of the way, every minute, every moment, and that's a reassuring notion. so it's all the people of eng

. >>> joining us is retired air force colonel cedric layton, analyst and jill dougherty, former moscowureau chief. colonel, when you try to mobilize tens of thousands of men who don't want to go and their families don't want them to go, what happens on the battlefield when they get there? >> it's not good. if you're going to be a commander that get troops like this under your command, you can't trust them. they aren't trained. they don't know what they're doing. they don't know, you know, what your orders are. they don't understand them. they haven't worked with you. these are all factors that play into a really dismal situation for the russian forces. so the resistance that we're seeing is very important because it not only solidifies the problems that the kremlin has, but it also presents an -- in terms of the abilities of their military even with this extra element of about 300,000. >> jill, let me play another portion of some of these videos. this one is from dagestan. these are mothers who are confronting police officers. i mean, basically according to our translation, what they'r

jill biden and the u.s. secretary of the interior attending the memorial observance and participating in a wreath laying ceremony. >>> here in the bay area there are several events to commemorate 911 today as mentioned in san francisco the fire department is holding its annual remembrance ceremony for the victims and the heroic emergency responders who raced into the path of danger. the names of all 343 new york firefighters who lost their lives in the recovery efforts were read aloud, are being read aloud in honor of their heroics and sacrifices that their families still deal with today. here are just a few of the ways you can be part of 911 commemorations today across the bay area. livermore and pleasanton fire departments will hold several remembrance events. san mateo's county's public safety agencies are holding a memorial service at notre dame university in belmont at 10:00 a.m. st. francis solano school in sonoma will hold its annual ceremony at 8:00 a.m. when they will remember the victims and plant

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jill biden. ♪ause] pres. biden: my fellow americans, please, if you would have a seat, take it -- if you have a seat, take it. i speak to you tonight from sacred ground that america, independence hall in philadelphia, pennsylvania. this is where america made its declaration of independence to the world more than two centuries ago. and with an idea unique among nations. that in america, we are all created equal. this is where the united states constitution was written and debated. this is where we set in motion the most extraordinary experiment of self-government the world has ever known. with three simple words -- we, the people. we, the people. these two documents and the ideas they embody, a quality -- equality and democracy, are the rock upon which this nation is built. they are how we became the greatest nation on earth. they are why, for more than two centuries, america has been a beacon to the world. as i stand here tonight, equality and democracy are under assault. we do ourselves no favor t

jill, let's start with the situation with the pipeline as nic robertson was explaining.to be sabotage there is much more to be learned about it, but if it does, does that move this overall conflict into a whole new place. i mean, this -- where this is happening is under the baltic sea, not in or near ukraine at the moment. >> right. i don't think it does directly, militarily there is no question. but it is very unclear who is doing this. you could play it both ways. you could say russia has been trying to cut off glass supplies to europe. so if this cuts off gas sup supplies, that could help russia. but russia sounds very concerned about it. so it is a little unclear. but i don't think it is going to change anything on the battlefield. that is a separate deal. and as we just heard from nick, it is not going well for russia. >> yeah. and let's talk about that, general hertling. because you have the failures of the russian military so far that we've tracked and discuss and this growing dissent that we're seeing from inside of russia. russians protesting putin's war effort.

jill biden, secretary of the interior, and rabbi jeffrey myers.e are pleased by the presence of so many friends and family of the passengers and crew members, and others who are joining us from around the world is a virtual audience. i sincerely thank each of you for joining us today as we remember that the heroes of flight 93. the commonwealth of pennsylvania has played a vital role in honoring the heroes of flight 93 over the last 21 years. the governor visited the site on september 11 has been a steadfast friend to this memorial. every governor since then have continued the involvement over these years, it has been vital to the creation of this memorial. on this day of observance are flight 93 national memorial partnership expresses our deepest gratitude and appreciation for the unwavering support to this memorial by communities like shanksville, somerset and others over the last 21 years. their commitment and dedication will never be forgotten. i get a little emotional talking about these communities, because we interact with them virtually ev

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jill seemed more like nursemaid, jill, than first lady. then rudely, did you notice this? the bidens actually arrived late. and thus, in a very awkward moment, the president of the united states had to stand and be told to wait as military heroes processed in the guardian writing after arriving hand in hand , the bidens finally sat down on their places at the abbey at 10 00 five a.m., the schedule published by buckingham palace, suggested the five hundred invited dignitaries should have been seated between nine thirty five a.m. and nine fifty five a.m.. perhaps as the consequences of the opting out of the buses, taking other leaders from the assembly point at the royal hospital, chelsea. the bidens were also given seats 14 rows back in the south transept of the abbey. >> now, for a president who publicly prided himself on his vast experience in foreign and domestic affairs, this was embarrassing. at even one needing physical support, joe biden can always count on his regime media support. look out, kyp, because scott pelley of cbs seems like he's auditioning for your job.

see jill regularly on cb. go to jillonmoney.com. > >> jessica is introducing a grop of fighters 6,000 miles away. >> the russian president's plano aft cilianhas ge sc largescale also remarkable oe ian militar no surprise actually as califora national guard helps with this which has been this helping with with training ukrainian pilots for the past couple years. early couple years. early weekend morning, the fresno base is buzg with activity. this is home of the 144th fighter wing. >> it is comprised of over 1100r men from all over the west coas, predominantly california. > >> a training mission involvingh fighter squadron about to be un. overseeing the action, ops comm, a fighter pilot himself. >> the world's greatest air supy flyer. those of us that fly it like to sing its praises. >> as members prepare for the t, kpix5 asks about another group of pilots in ukraine who are engaged for battle for the skies skies over the homeland. >> the biggest thing people areg is they're extremely capable. >> reporter: the

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we have more on the bidens' visit. >> reporter: immedpresident bidd first lady jill biden arrived in london saturday night, preparing to honor queen elizabeth ii, as the president and first lady will travel to west miminster h. the president spoke with king charles on wednesday to offer his condolences to the family, but that reception could possibly give them a chance to offer those condolences in person face to face to both the king and or members of the royal family. on monday the president and first lady will be up to among 2,000 guests attending the state funeral for queen elizabeth at westminster abbey. no official guest list has been unveiled just yet but the president is expected to be one of many world leaders to be on hand for those ceremonies, including the french president macron and also the president of south korea. and a bilat reral meeting will take place in the u.s. they last met queen elizabeth at windsor castle in june of 2021. the queen hosted the president and first lady there. in a statement after her passing, she said she charmed them with her wit and moved the

cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us. good morning.g here. > >> great to be with you. >> how many more hikes are we ed to see? >> i don't know the number but g to the fed, they are looking at more rate increases, probably additional one and a quarter percentage point in 2022, maybe smaller increases in 2023. when they project into next year, right now we are at three and ar in the feds fund rate and they're looking at 4.6 so we've got a way to go. >> we are feeling this in our ps obviously. who are the winners and losers? >> if you are a saver, let's hae that happy dance. you are collecting more interest on checking, savings, money market. that's really terrific. however, terrific. however, if you are a borrower, you are staring down at higher costs for everything from a credit card balance, a new auto loan, if you have adjustable rate mortgage, mightt higher. small business loans, folks will be paying more for those types of debt. >> prospective home buyers, whao you think about this with the hr rates and what that means for them? >>

some members on the far right have talked already about impeaching jill biden --joe bid en. i'm sure that is not the direction he wants to convert of the bet. he is going to be hearing from some of the members on the far right. host: and other issue, david in south carolina can you explain how the college loan transfer proposal is being paid for? guest: that is probably a little bit beyond what i can speak to. host: tampa florida, two minutes left independent, good morning. caller: good morning, john. i just want to know with the election year coming around does anyone answer the question is donald trump was in office and that 1964 voting right act came up which most presidents and he had refused to sign it with flight people have the right to vote at that time if he had not signed it or sit wait to off to the election? i would like to know the answer to that. host: is underwater? -- is that a what if? caller: yes. host: what do you think would happen? caller: i would not blame him. i believe donald trump would have said no i'm not going to sign this until after the election

. >> reporter: 83-year-old jill breckenridge has a new friend at her minnesota nursing home. >> i hope you're having a wonderful day. >> reporter: and even dance with the residents to keep them active. but pepper's special power is using new technology to bring up old memories. >> here is your brother holding your pupry. >> reporter: jill was diagnosed with alzheimer's. but when pepper shows her pictures of her past -- >> and i had red hair. >> reporter: the memories come flooding back. >> i loved my horse, lucky strike. >> it warms my heart. >> reporter: sharon fenn is jill's daughter. >> she was niall smiling. > i know. i could tell from the back when i was watching her. she was beaming. >> reporter: the brain behind the robot. when you saw jill with pepper, what did you learn? >> i was almost in tears. that is what i wanted. we are taking them back in time. they have lost that time. it's gone, forgotten. but i'm able to bring that back to them, at least for a little while. >> reporter: but you don't need a ph.d to see the real benefits of a robot. >> oh, thank you, pepper.

when you saw jill with pepper, what did you learn? >> i was almost in tears.wanted. we are taking them back in time. they have lost that time. it's gone, forgotten. but i'm able to bring that back to them, at least for a little while. >> reporter: but you don't need a ph.d. to see the real benefits of a robot. >> oh, thank you, pepper. i like you to. >> reporter: -- with a heart. >> bye-bye. >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, roseville, minnesota. >>> and that is the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and don't forget, you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jeff pegues. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm wendy gillette in new york. president biden and florida republican governor ron desantis have finally spoken as hurricane ian approaches the state's gulf coast. they discussed preparations for the storm. desantis is a potential contender for president in 2024. in the past few days, president biden had talked with the mayor

that bill after my son who had lost his life to the disease just months earlier while we left office jill and i knew we had to keep going through keep it up so we initiated the bite in cancer initiation. we focused on turning moonshot into a movement to create a cancer research and care system that most people think we already have. but they don't realize until they find they have cancer we don't but one that we deserve. everywhere we go, people will share their stories literally in grocery stores, what we heard stories of loss and despaired the stories began to change to a feeling of real hope not because of me or jill but because of all of you in so many of you at home doctors researchers advocates patients survivors, that is when i was elected president i determined to supercharge the cancer moonshot as a central effort in the biden/harris administration. in the february i laid out our plans that is bold ambitious and i might add completely doable. the goal is to cut cancer death rates by 50% in the next 25 years. the tour -- people -- to turn cancer to things people can live with. upd

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but jill's team recently had a big breakthrough. they were able to prove that the genes responsible for the regeneration process already present in old plans. this gives a lot of hope for future drought tire and crops. for me, the most important thing is to be able to leave this planet. knowing i started the process, make a difference in africa. the continent that i grew up in the country with long dry seasons and unpredictable rains farms that can afford to irrigate their crops. almost 2 thirds of south africa's total water requirements are used for irrigation . but in times of drought, severe restrictions are put in place. forcing farmers to become smarter with their water usage, devitt, family orchard, just outside cape town, produce is around $70000000.00 apples and pears each year. an export they produce around the world. oh, i meant to meet you. all right, thank you for having us. love favorite visit to ensure their orchards and business survive. the devotee need to be more precise with their water usage, and they're now able

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