john dickerson in nashua, new hampshire, thank you. we should add that after the republicans finish up this weekend, mrs. clinton will arrive in new hampshire monday to begin her own two-day swing through the state. and while it is early in the 2016 campaign, it's not too early for a hot-button issue to emerge-- an education issue, specifically, the common core standardized tests. so far this year, more thanea 250,000 students across thes country have opted out of taking the tests, which measure proficiency in math and language arts. julianna goldman now on how the common core debate is playing out on the campaign trail.ra >> reporter: with parents andac teachers protesting what they say are burdensome, confusing, and time-consuming standardizednd tests, common core is emerging as a key issue on the trail. >> common core is an issue very close to my heart. i want to know your stance on common core. >> reporter: and it's forcing presidential hopefuls to navigate politically-fraught terrain right out of the gate. >> high standards assess

john dickerson has been on the show 83 times. he'll take over when bob schieffer retires.er, will continue to be on air since then. "face the nation" every sunday morning 10:30 right here on cbs-3. >> one of hollywood's leading men is the victim in a hit-and-run accident. that's coming up in the word when we come back. >> plus, sauce when police chase suspect then open fire. now we're hearing what the officer said who pulled the trigger. he says right after the shooting. >> and it is a space station grocery run like no other. the first of its kind item that will be on board today's launch. we'll tell but it when we come back. >> ♪ ♪ >> check out that sunrise. great day for walk or run. great day for a run in the sun, finally finally, in the 70s. >> met a gentleman yesterday he just opened the doors windows, watched the masters. he said he was in heaven. that is beautiful thing. >> we've earned it. been a long winter. >> it has be right back. jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a

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. >>> cbs news has announced political director john dickerson is being given a new assignment. he's been named to succeed bob schieffer. he's retired after hosting the show for 24 shows. >>> now, on the "cbs moneywatch," complaints soar for the airline industry and boot legged copies of the "game of thrones" on the internet. >>> good morning, alison. hong kong's hang seng jumped more than 2%. tokyo's nikkei was unchanged. the dow gained 294 points for the week. the s&p finished 35 points higher rallying on friday within 1% of its all-time high. the nasdaq jumped 108 points. >>> well, if you fly, this probably isn't news. the report out this morning finds increasing aggravation toward airlines. finds an uptick in late flights but that is not all. researchers say customer complaints were up 22% in 2014. the rate of lost stolen or delayed bags rose 13%. and the rate of passengers getting butched, that was up 3%. >>> the first four episodes from the fifth season of "game of thrones" leaked online before last night's premiere. hbo says it looks like the leaked episodes were taken fr

that's what they hope, anyway. >> glor: john dickerson thank you so much and 15 congratulations will. >> thanks so much, jeff. >> glor: republican senator marco rubio is expected to announce in miami tomorrow that he is running for president the 43-year-old freshman senator from florida joined fellow senators ted cruz of texas and rand paul of kentucky as the first republicans officially in this race. >> there has been a another fatal shooting of an unarmed black man by a white police officer, and this case happened in tulsa and don dahler has the video. it is a luger, it is a luger. >> convicted felon courtney harris was the target of an undercover drug and gun sting operation last thursday when he saw police vehicles pull up he ran. >> stop right there stop right there. >> a pursuing officer wearing a body camera chased down and tackled harris. as other officers joined the struggle the sheriff's department says one of them yelled a warning that he was about to use a taser. >> that was 73-year-old reserve deputy robert bates an insurance executive and former police officer. he then p

it is, schieffer made the announcement on the sunday morning broadcast, john dickerson has been on the program 83 times. he'll take over when schieffer retires this summer. bob schieffer will continue to be on the air until then. you can watch "face the nation" every sunday morning at 10:30, right here on cbs-3. >>> well, isis has released new video purport to go show destruction of ancient city in iraq. video released over the weekends shows the militants using explosives to blow up ancient syrian city. the seven minute video includes militants using sledgehammers and power tools to destroy artifacts. in february the militants released a similar video showing the distractions of artifacts at the museum. >> a real life spiderman shows off his skills. see him scale a building with nothing but his hands and feet. >> also, a scar at the zoo. find out what a mother is accused of doing with her son just before he fell into an animal exhibit. >> plus, those awards just keep coming in for jenkintown bradley cooper. we have the word on his latest win, and the other stars who shined at the m tv

john dickerson has been on the show 83 times. he'll take over when schieffer retires this summer. schieffer will be on air until then, you can watch him on "face the nation" every sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. >>> septa begins upgrading its 69th street terminal in upper darby this morning. it holds a 10:30 ground breaking for improvements in the agency's bus and trolley operations. the $19.6 million project includes more energy, efficient rooftops and increased natural lighting. it should be ready by november. >>> well, one year after he lost his bid to become the youngest player to win the masters golf tournament, john at seat returns in record form to win the green jacket and title masters champion. not many able to get close to him sunday or any other day for that matter. over the course of 40 days, he shot astounding 18 to become the first wire to wire winner since raymond floyd did it in 1976. >> the ultimate goal that i mentioned i think each week is to try to become the number one player in the world. and i don't think i am with this. i think that i am still

john dickerson is our cbs news political director. we announced yesterday he'll be the new an consider of "face the nation" beginning this summer. congratulations, john. >> thank you scott. >> pelley: john, does secretary clinton draw a serious opponent for the democratic nomination? >> reporter: the way it looks now, hillary clinton if she makes it to the convention, will face the least amount of opposition since any party candidate who wasn't already an incumbent since 1908. martin o'malley, the former governor of maryland is running and doing all the things you do to run but people rate his chances as slim. joe biden would like to run but he's not doing the work. hillary clinton is a woman and she can raise a lot of money. when i asked democratic strategists, what do you think the chances are. they say anything can happen for politics. then they reach fornys cal and religious to say how unlikely it is that she be beaten. >> pelley: history is not kind to any party that tries to have three terms in the white house in a row. >> since

john dickerson has been on the show 83 times. will continue to be on the air though until then and you can watch face the nation every sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs3. >>> a new view of the devastation left behind by thursday's deadly tornadoes. a drone shot aerial footage of row chill, illinois. in this community at least 50 buildings were hit. most have been destroyed. two people were killed and 22 injured when eight tornadoes swept through northern and central illinois. >>> she already has a nobel pose prize an liberty medal and now mal la-la has an asteroid named after her. nasa astro fiss sift gave the space rock her name. the palestinian team was -- teen was zero wounded by a palestinian gunman back in 2012 for promoting a girl's right to go to school. >>> caffeine is being taken to whole new level. experimental espresso machine will blast off for the international spaying station tomorrow on board the space x supply ship. the crew wants real -- relief from instant coffee. space x will carry for thousand pounds o

john dickerson with us talking about hillary clinton's presidential campaign and what she needs to doo connect with voters the second time around. plus, we'll talk with 21-year- old jordan spieth after his big masters win and this, the top a cappella team from around the world are competing this week for the international title. ben tracy follows one group to find out how college singing is becoming cool. all that and more. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. did you see the masters, andrea? >> yes, we watched every minute of it. he won't say how hold my mother is but she even was watching the masters. >> that was great. >> we'll see how he celebrated him. >> ask him if he went to sleep in the probably fell asleep. >> all right, charlie, we'll be watching. >>> why go to sleep when you have days like this. this stretch, impressive. >> saturday was so great. i was at the cherry blossoms and thought how wonderful it was. >> you had the pick nip sunday? >> i had the pick nip saturday. -- picnic saturday. sunday was even better. today we have to go back to work but some

look to the 35 people running for president on the republican side. >> schieffer: john dickerson you were out there, i was out there this week while hillary clinton was driving around in that little van out there in iowa. >> you couldn't get republican people running in the van. need to rent airport shuttle buses. one thing that was interesting about republicans there's so many, but no favorite. there's nobody -- maybe chris christie doing this. the way they have in the past. free-wheeling open contest. what's interesting you see different way voters are trying to categorize these folks. on one hand they love speaker like ted cruz because he's pure. he speaks old time religion. frank luntz with all the activists saturday morning raise your hand if you want senator in the white house. about three to five did. if you want governor, entire room raised their hand. lot of senators rhetoric but do they want the executive. good thing they have ten months to do it. >> schieffer: david, you have been tracking ted cruz among other things. while they may not want senator. he has to be taken ser

minutes ago he announced his successor john dickerson. used to be on "face the nation" so wanted to ask your reaction. >> he's a fabulous journalist. he's been subbing for bob schieffer over the years. he's currently their political director and i think he'll do a terrific job. >> john dickerson taking over sometime this summer. gloria thanks for being here this morning. >> sure. >> questions they will ask in weeks and months to come track record as first lady secretary of state. is it possible for 2016's hillary clinton it really make a new impression? we'll talk with carl bernstein about that right after this break. being the exact thing we have to do. cross that ocean. walk on that moon. sign a 30-year mortgage on a home. scary sure, but no match for our colossal self belief. we're supposed to do scary. without scary, we don't get to be brave. we all enter this world with a shout and we see no reason to stop. so cvs health is creating industry-leading programs and tools that help people stay on medicines as their doctors prescribed. it

our political director john dickerson is there. >> oh, my god. >> axelrod: cabin pressure redefined when stuck on the tarmac for more than six hours. >> do you feel good about your job? >> axelrod: the backlash against espn reporter britt mchenry. what does it tell us about online shaming? and thinking caps on. say team of quiz wizzards goes for the gold at the u.s. academic decathlon. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news."

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ignatius, columnist for the washington post, susan page is usa today's washington bureau chief and john dickerson, our cbs news political director who is soon going to have a new job. so i have got to ask you john and you have to know the answers to all of these, in this job is reince priebus right when he says in the battleground states that hillary clinton is viewed as untrustworthy? and also that she pays her staff as the senator paid, has the senator paid her women workers will than she paid the others? >> on the polling question he is right, there have been some polls that show her unfavorability is up high, cbs has a poll with very high unfavorability, bloomberg also shows that in its recent poll. she has got a lot of work to do. the thing is she has been getting beaten up pretty hard over the last couple of weeks and hasn't launched a campaign, she has been in the worst possible situation. the clinton folks used to say during bill clinton's campaign you are explaining, you are losing and she has been on the explaining side and not explaining very well so today her campaign begins and her c

our political director john dickerson is there. >> oh, my god. >> axelrod: cabin pressure redefined when for more than six hours. >> do you feel good about your job?u >> axelrod: the backlash against espn reporter britt mchenry. what does it tell us about online shaming? and thinking caps on. a team of quiz wizards goes for the gold at the u.s. academic decathlon. >> grenada! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good eve

he would join ted cruz of texas and rand paul of kentucky. >>> john dickerson is here. john was just named the new anchor of "face the nation." he takes over this summer as bob schieffer retires. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> couldn't happen to a better guy. >> thank you. >> tell me what she has to do and how is it different? >> what she has to do in this announcement is change her perception of what people have of her. she's got a lot built up. people have to fill in the blank on why she's running. she's trying to show something completely different. that's hard. knows who she is. then if she can change that conversation, then how to sustain that. over 16 months when the entire republican party is going to be going after you. >> does she, will she have to distance herself from president obama, do you think? >> she will. the question is how far can she get. she was in the administration and she hadortant constituencies that she needs him to help her with. so that will be a constant delicate balance because every time she distances herself, they say, wait th

well, i am happy to say the answer is my friend, cbs news political director john dickerson. who has been on this broadcast 83 times and he sure has the right bloodlines, his mother nancy dickerson was the first female correspondent in the cbs news washington bureau. she was a member of the washington press corps as an nbc correspondent when i came to washington in 1969 john, we are so proud to have you and this just underlines what i have been saying for years. i find myself these days working with the children as my friends so congratulations. >> thank you bob. i am honored and really excited. mom would have been excited too. he is an associate producer on this show on the very first airing of this broadcast when senator joe mccartney came on and did the impossible, made news by offending a senate colleagues even more than he already had. but i want to say something about you, bob. when i came back to washington 20 years ago to cover that capitol hill beat every time i would go up to the beat you would be there too every day reporting. so, you know, it is not just your exam

cbs news political director john dickerson, the future host of "face the nation" is in washington. , good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> how is jeb going to handle george? >> well this is going to strain the filial bonds a little bit. one of the ways he was going to handle it is saying this is just a fixation of the press and can't we move on from this? well, that's fine except when your brother brings it up and everybody says oh, there's an elephant in the room and your brother is pointing at it. so what he's going to hope is that by basically constantly saying here are the things that i believe, people will stop talking about his relationship to his father and his brother and he just has to hope to change the conversation. but as george w. bush put it the problem here is that it gives an easy reason for people to just classify him and stop listening. and what jeb bush is trying to do is get people to actually listen. >> there's an interesting dynamic because not only do you have the bush dynasty you have the clinton dynasty. how do both of those candidates escape trying to

. >> in guessing game announcing that the cbs news political director john dickerson will be the successoras host of "face the nation," a family history there, with his mother, nancy dickerson was a legendary cbs news correspondent when there were not many women in television news. a lot people thought o'donnell would get the john but she could be more valuable on a morning slot. hope you like our facebook page with a lot of original contact and follow me on twitter, but the tweets will be back and see you next sunday morning at 11 o'clock and action -- action with the latest buzz. ay." t >>> right now the political field of presidential candidates is beginning to take more shape. the wait is over now. hillary clinton officially in the race. the word coming via youtube, a video two minutes long with some are saying is a clear attempt to rebrand the hillary clinton who laud her first presidential bid eight years ago. let's watch together now. a section throughout the theme. hillary clinton telling voters she wants to be the champion for better economy. >> every day americans need a champion

ss sheafer bob schieffer announcing jop john dickerson is will replace him.s correspondent. a lot of people thought nora o'connell might have gotten the job but it may be she's too valuable in the mornings. that's it for this edition of "#mediabuzz". we hope you'll like our facebook page where we post a lot of original content follow. follow me on twitter. and you can also set your dvr in case you're not home when "#mediabuzz" comes. we're back here next sunday morning with the latest buzz. >>> fox news alert. right notice we're awaiting hillary clinton's announcement that she is running for president a second time. the former first lady and secretary of state expected to post a video message before heading out on a tour to meet with voters on key election states. hello, everyone. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> mrs. clinton's campaign is sending out a memo laying out the themes they say she will run on. the strategy will focus on trying to convince voters that she has ideas to boost the struggling middle class the economy

. >> in guessing game announcing that the cbs news political director john dickerson will be the successoramily history there, with his mother, nancy dickerson was a legendary cbs news correspondent when there were not many women in television news. a lot people thought o'donnell would get the john but she could be more valuable on a morning slot. hope you like our facebook page with a lot of original contact and follow me on twitter, but the tweets will be back and see you next sunday morning at 11 o'clock and action -- action with the latest buzz. and we'll bring that back to you live at a doose >> i am chris wallace, hillary clinton getting into the 2016 race for president. can any republican stop her? >> don't you some day want to see a woman president of the united states of america? >> we will discuss her candidacy and the crowded republican field with the g.o.p. 2012 nominee mitt romney. congress prepares to vote on whether it must approve an iran nuclear deal. as president obama tries to prevent the talks from unravelling. >> this is not done until it is done. the next two or three

ruth marcus, columnist for the "washington post" and cbs news political director john dickerson here getting used to getting up every sunday morning even the sunday morning after the white house correspondents' dinner. the truth of the matter is i may still be at the white house i'm not sure where i am this morning it's an amazing evening. town that generally goes to bed at 9:00 people stay out. ruth, just as you were sitting down here you told me something that i never knew, you went to school with evan wolfson who is heading up the right to marry. >> i did. when -- we went to college and law school together. in law school he wrote his paper on the then fanciful outlandish subject of whether there was constitutional right to same sex marriage. this was viewed as so out there, it was hard to find faculty advisor he told me later. now i think you mentioned how difficult and dangerous it is to predict things how amazing is it that many, many years later i think we're not even that much about what the supreme court will do. seems almost inevitable. >> schieffer: is this -- will this sti

we'll talk with political director john dickerson about clinton's strategy. on cbs this morning, michele miller takes to the sky with the blew angels' first female pilot. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you right at 7:00. how are the cherry blossoms, guys? are they in bloom yet? >> they're popping like crazy and we hope they survive the storms tonight. >> michele will see them tomorrow. >> there are big storms tomorrow? tonight? >> tonight. tomorrow is supposed to be gorgeous, though. >> good. take care, guys. >> have a great weekend, norah. >>> speaking of which, on again, off again. >> now it's going to be on for this afternoon. we've been dealing with this drizzle and the light rain for two and a half days now. it continues this morning. but then this afternoon we are expecting some -- the real deal. a line of storms. it kicks everything out. it's the price to pay for the upcoming weekend. lots to talk b. speaking of the cherry blossoms, the winds are going to be strong, near severe limits so that's near 58 miles per hour. they will be just gust

. >> john dickerson will be your replacement., perhaps, this summer. is there anything you want to do between now and then? anything you want to accomplish? >> i opportunity say number one -- i want to stay number one, and i want to keep putting on good broadcasts. >> you have acted as moderator i believe 24 years, you have been with cbs for 46. i know difficult time, but what have been your career highlights and have there been any low lights. >> i turned a cup of coffee over in maria shriver's lap on the morning news. >> that's never good. >> that was possibly ranked among the lowest lights. you know, i have to say the four stories in my career that i remember the most, the first of course was being in dallas when president kennedy was assassinated. that was back when i was still a newspaper reporter, fort worth star telegram. then viet nam i was a correspondent there, and then watergate, and then most recently 9/11. those were the stories that i still think about and sometimes hardly a day goes by that i don't still think abou

john dickerson of "face the nation" has more. good morning. >> good morning. >> how is this going to be handled by george? >> he said this is a fixation of the press. can't we move on by this. that's fine until your brother brings it up and they say, oh there's an elephant in the room and your brother's poichblting at it. what he's going to hope is that by basically constantly saying here are the things that i believe, people will stop talking about his relationship to his father and his brother. and he's just got to hope to change the conversation. but as george w. bush put it the problem here is that it gives an easy reason for people to classify him and stop listening and what jeb bush is trying to do is get people to listen. >> there's a dynamic because not only do you have the bush dynasty but the clinton dynasty. how do both of those candidates escape trying to be their own person. >> and also making campaign about the future not the past. >> that's right. and we saw marco rubio talking about those stuck in the past. talkin

. >> -- and all that matters -- >> john dickerson here getting used to getting up every sunday morning, even the sunday morning after the white house correspondents' dinner. the truth of the matter is i may still be at the white house. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> being president is never easy. i still have to fix a broken immigration system issue veto threats, negotiate with iran all while finding time to pray five times a day. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. envelope captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." the ground is still shaking in nepal more than two days after a giant earthquake. repeated aftershocks, frightened survivors, and delaying the rescue response. saturday's 7.8 magnitude quake is the worst in 81 years. the death toll has jumped to eded to more than 3,800. that includes three americans. many are trapped on mt. everest. >> holly williams is in kathmandu where survivors are jamming the roads trying to get out. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they're still digging through the rubble he

"new york times" reports that that will be john dickerson.ohn dickerson, 46, has worked with cbs news for six years. a few more calls on your take on marco rubio c, announcing his run for president today. surely. caller: i wanted to call because i am 83 years old. i studied government for a long time. the thing that gets to me is -- can you hear me? host: we shear sure can. caller: i am 83 years old. i usually call when steve is on there, but i haven't called it quite a long time. i noticed a lot of them, they call more than 30 days. i haven't called for maybe about four months. host: the question on the floor is marco rubio. what do you think? caller: the thing i wanted to tell you is i have studied government for a long time, ever since i started voting. the thing that gets to me is rubio was born in 71. his parents never became citizens until 74-75. you tell me that the republicans are not stepping on the constitution too. a really may feel upset that people who come here from other countries want to develop laws to benefit their group, no

. >>> john dickerson is here. he was just named the new anchor of "face the nation." he takes over as bob retires. good morning and congratulations. >> thank you. >> let me begin with hillary clinton. tell me what she has to do and how is this different? >> well, what she has to do in this announcement is change the perceptions but people already have of her. she's got a lot built up over the years, perceptions buts people filling in the blank of why she's running. it's the third term of obama, she thinks it should be given to her. so she's trying to so something different. how elastic are the views about hillary clinton? everybody knows who she is. if she can change that conversation, make it about what she's running about, how to sustain that over 16 months when the entire republican party is going to be going after you. >> does she, will she have to distance herself from president obama, do you think? >> she will. the question is how far can she get? she was in the administration and the president has some important constituencies in the democratic party that she n

john dickerson here getting used to getting up every sunday morning, even the sunday morning after the white house correspondent's dinner. the truth of the matter is i may still be there. >> being president is never easy. i still have to fix a broken immigration system issue veto threats, negotiate with iran all while finding time to pray five times a day. [ laughter ] ncer: somewhere captioning funded by cbs . >>> welcome to cbs "this morning." the ground is still shaking in nepal, more than two days after a giant earthquake. repeated aftershocks are frightening survivors and delaying the disaster response. saturday's magnitude 7.8 quake is the country's worst in 81 years. this morning, the death toll jumped to more than 3,900, that includes three americans killed in an avalanche on mount everest. a dozen more climbers are trapped on the world's tallest mountain. >>> rescuers are struggling to reach mountain villages cut off by the quake. holly williams is in kathmandu where survivors are jamming the roads trying to get out. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they're stil

cbs news political director john dickerson is with us from washington. john good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> what does she have to accomplish in this announcement and what questions does she have to answer in this run? >> reporter: yeah. she has to answer the question why she's running. that question is being answered by her opponents and pundits saying she's the third term of barack obama just think it's it's her turn. running to take advantage of the fact she would be the first woman nominee. she has to replace those answers with a rationale for her own candidacy so that voters look at say, ah that's why she's running and whatever she says has to do something that touches them in their daily lives. >> how will this campaign be different? >> small. that's the real challenge here which is to say that she is encased in this political celebrity. got the secret service, got the big black suvs she arrives in. but she and this is what her advisors say is going to try to run in a way that is that connects with those voters nap shows two things. one, t

our john ford is at the nasdaq where he talked to chad dickerson this morning. >> a lot to talk aboutsy left money on the table. clearly they did leave some. when i talked to chad dickerson earlier in the show. he talked about today as a validation of etsy's business model. take a listen. >> it's a big day for our community. it's a big day for the company. you know we're building an etsy economy that's about people. a really human-centered economy where buyer who is really care about artisanship and connections to sellers and relationship with sellers, are able to buy from their sellers and the sellers are able to support themselves. so today for us really means that the etsy economy that we're building and the ipo that we ran and the way we ran it is a great way to launch a company into the public sphere, so we're really excited. >> the question for sloors is, how much room do they have to expand before they bump into the likes of an amazon or an ebay as they grow out their u.s. business. also canada and western europe. he said they're looking for areas where buyers and sellers are e

john fortt clued us in we to at something close to a doubling in share price. you should know that etsy is now open for trade. we're awaiting that the interview with the ceo, chad dickersonle announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning dreamers into business owners. and we're here to help start yours. >>> etsy pricings at 16 last night. now etsy has opened at $34 you can see. doubling on its debut there over at the nasdaq. within the last few seconds. let's bring in john ford, who is awaiting an interview with the ceo. why we have got such a big gain at the open do you think here? >> this is a brand that a lot of people know. i've got several friends who actually sell goods on etsy. there's a certain demographic, maybe somewhat of the pinterest demographic that's very interested in this company. and there's a party going on in the room where i am now. there are sellers he