john. dickerson: clarification. marco rubio has said chris kiss tee donated to planned parenthood but not part of the super pac's ad. we'll be back in one minute with house speaker paul ryan. you. right down to your skin. aveeno daily moisturizing lotion with 5 vital nutrients for healthier looking skin in just one day. aveeno . >> dickerson: gathered in columbia, south carolina, yesterday at a poverty summit hosted by house speaker paul ryan. we sat down with the speaker afterwards to discuss that issue as well as the president's bill to repeal obamacare. mr. speaker, when president obama announced expanding background checks, he said, i respect the second amendment and gub ownership. then you said, quote, he had never respected that right so do you think he's not telling the truth? >> i think he'd like to go whole lot farther than he is going right now. point number two, there isn't a loophole if you are in the business of buying and selling guns you have to have federal firearms license. if you have a federal fir

captioning sponsored by cbs good morning welcome to "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. at least 19 people have died as a result of the storm that has tripled the east coast. some 80 million people have been affected we begin here in washington. >> good morning, john. the story of the storm varied by geography but here in washington, it brought us more snow thahawe typically get in an entire year. when the blizzard conditions finally lifted, the nation's capital was blanked in roughly with feet of snow turning the usually green national mall to a sea of frigid white. one western suburb reported 39 inches of snow from the monster storm that pounded the washington, d.c. area for 36 stretches of three interstates overnight banning all nonemergency vehicles. the blizzard hit the south first dumping snow and ice knocking out power to thousands. more than 10,000 flights have been cancelled since friday as blizzard made its way north. flights to washington and new york are expected to resume until some time monday. washington subway and buses aren't running as the great dig out

elected, he'll have people around him who will help shave off the rough edges, jim. >> axelrod: john dickerson, thank you very much. of course, you can see much more of john's interview with donald trump it. morning on "face the nation." tonight, missouri's governor jay nixon is asking for federal aid to deal with historic mississippi river flooding. flood warnings are now in effect all the way from north of st. louis, down to memphis, tennessee. tonight, david begnaud is in cape girardeau, missouri. >> reporter: the mississippi river has never reached this level in cape girardeau, missouri. 48.86 feet. 95% of the city is dry, thanks to a flood wall built to withstand water up to 53 feet, but there is no flood wall to defend the neighborhood of red star. water street has taken on a whole new meaning where homes and cars are under water. steve cook is the city's public works director. ever see anything like this in your lifetime. >> reporter: the so-called great flood of 1993 devastated this same area. back then, hundreds of people lived here, but moved away after the federal government offered

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let's bring in john dickerson now. john, we just heard from mr. trump on gun control, but he's your guest tomorrow morning on "face the nation," and you cover plenty of other topics. >> that's r rht. we talk about the state of the campaign. we talk about the decision he would make as president in the oval office, the role of women in the workplace, and what he terrorist recruitment video let me ask you about a video that's been put out by al-shabaab. terror group. and in the video they use you, dona trump, a clip. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the ( bleep ) is going on. >> reporter: and then the video goes on and says, "the west will eventually turn against its muslim citizens." they're saying to muslims either you join jihad or leave the united states because of what mr. trump is proposing. >> look, it's a problem. i bring it up. other people have called me and they say, "you have guts to bring it up because, frankly, it

john. >> dickerson: for us on the jersey shore. thanks. we turn now to campaign 2016 our new battleground tracker results. donald trump is back on top in our iowa tracking. he's at 39%. ted cruz behind him by just five points at 34%. marco rubio running third at 13% in new hampshire, a big lead with 34% compared to ted cruz at 16%. rubio at 14. kasich at 10. rest of the field at 7% or less. in south carolina, the story is much the same, trump ahead 40%, cruz in second with 21%. rubio in third with 13. the others are ated% or less. bad weather kept snowed in here in washington and unable to sit down with donald trump in person so he is joining us by phone this morning from iowa. good morning, mr. trump, thanks for joining us. you said yesterday you could shoot someone on fifth avenue wouldn't lose voters. you're that confident? >> well, i have a very great group of people, john. i have people that are so loyal that it's been so reported, even in your poll. but in a lot of polls they do that to loyalty factor. my factor is up when you add it

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his legacy - and can use tonight's speech to highlight his accomplishment s. ( john dickerson/cbs news political director/courte sy: cbs "this morning") "when historians start to look back, if there's something in this speech that frames the obama years, that's probably his best chance for doing something useful tonight." during an interview on nbc's "today" show - the president says he regrets the divisive nature of politics. ( courtesy: nbc "today") "if we can get our politics right it turns out we are not as divided people make us out to be." (gfx) but the divide is evident in the president's approval ratings - which a new cbs news - new york times poll shows is split with 46 percent approving and 47 percent disapproving. ( weijia jiang/cbs news/capitol hill) tonight will be the first time congressman paul ryan will sit behind the president as speaker of the house. he says he's keeping his expectations low. ( rep. paul d. ryan/(r-wi) speaker of the house) "this president has continued to kick the can down the road and i see no change in his behavior." the white house says it is stil

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sot: john dickerson/cbs news political director/courtesy: cbs "this morning" "when historians start to look back, if there s something in this speech that frames the obama years, that )s probably his best chance for doing something useful tonight." during an interview on nbc )s "today" show - the president says he regrets the divisive nature of politics. sot: courtesy: nbc "today" "if we can get our politics right it turns out we are not as divided on the ideological spectrum as people make us out to be." gfx but the divide is evident in the president )s approval ratings - which a new cbs news - new york times poll shows is split with 46 percent approving and 47 percent percent disapproving. standup: weijia jiang/cbs news/capitol hill tonight will be the first time congressman paul ryan will sit behind the president as speaker of the house. sot: rep. paul d. ryan/r-wi speaker of the house "this president has continued to kick the can down the road and i see no change in his behavior." the white house says it is still interested in finding areas where it can work with ryan and the repub

group of voters. ( john dickerson/cbs news political director) "he's talking to evangelicals who are voting in iowa and saying 'he's not one of you.' and that's quite effective to sow those kinds of seeds of doubt." the pundits say one other candidate helped himself thursday night. ( sen. marco rubio/(r-fl) presidential candidate) "i know you have a lot of good choices, but no one running for president feels as passionate about the american dream as i do." florida senator marco rubio is hoping to capitalize on his performance with five rallies in new hampshire. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. ((kirsten joyce)) > while governor jeb bush didn't get much attention.. he did pick up an endorcement from south carolina senator lindsay graham. but the big talker remains the comment senator cruz said about new york city.. and this morning mayor bill de blasio fired back: ((i just want to say on behalf disgusted at the insult that ted cruz threw at this city, and its people. and the bottom line is he does not understand, in the least, new york values. )) ((kirsten joyce)) the mayor critiz

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captioning sponsored by cbs good morning welcome to "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. breaking news this morning, three americans including washington reporter jason, part of the prisoner exchange with sanctions were lifted on that country as part of the iranian nuclear deal. and this video shows three of the iranians just preloosed in houston. this is a swap that's already sparked controversy on the campaign trail. we start with former secretary of state, hillary clinton, who is in charleston this morning. good morning, secretary clinton. after this prisoner exchange senator marco rubio said, quote, if y take an american hostage, barack obama will cut a deal with you whether it's bergdahl now what he's done with iran. your reaction to that? >> well, i think it's just typical political rhetoric, overlooks some very basic, important issues, number one, we always try to get americans back who are unjustly held. i certainly did when i was secretary of state. and when i was a senator i advocated for the bush administration to do the same for people who have been counsel tr

to watch, listen, and share their thoughts are "cbs this morning" cohost norah o'donnell, and john dickerson, our cbs news political director and anchor of "face the nation." john what, are you looking for tonight? >> dickerson: well, the president tonight, scott, is going to talk about the future, but it's not the future of next year, not a future in which he make some gains and do some business. no, he's going to talk about the future of the next five to 10 years, and he's going to frame this as a test. america is undergoing change, and in the past, they have-- there have been two roads you can take. one is the road where people are fearful of change and people demagogued that fear and scared people, and the other is the road the president will offer, and that's one in which people embrace change, and it will be a message of hope, his argument basically ending his presidency with that message of hope, the same one he came in with. >> pelley: and we are expecting the president in the chamber in the next four or five minutes as the room continues to fill. norah o'donnell, what are you expect

where >> dickerson: welcome back to "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. president obama appeared in the cabinet room this morning spoke about iranian nuclear deal implementation and prisoner exchange. >> as president i decided that a strong, confident america to add vans our national security by engaging directly with the iranian government. >> dickerson: we want to go to republican presidential candidate and governor john kasich who joins us now from columbus, ohio. governor, you talked about the importance of diplomacy. how do you evaluate this recent release of prisoners and in addition the ten sailors that >> well, john, it's sort of funny i woke up this morning, it's interesting that i would be thinking about the iran deal as i was getting ready to come over here. the iran nuclear deal. i was sort of sick to my stomach about it because what is going to happen, iran is going to get a ton of money. this money they can use to spread a lot of trouble in the middle east, in fact there have been reports from some other arab counsel trees that they're more

donald trump, speaking to john dickerson, moderator of face the nation i'm going to have to take a look at it, but i don't like changing anything. right now they have plenty of rules and regulations. and they should mean, we should build like institutions for people who are sickos i mean we have sickos all over the place and that's the problem. senator marco rubio pledged to undo the obama reforms on day one. jeb bush posted this campaign video criticizing president obamawhy don't you focus more on keeping weapons out of the hands out of islamic terrorists and less on keeping weapons out of the hands of law abiding americans.sources tell cbs news president obama is considering an executive order expanding the definition of is a gun seller to include people previously considered collectors who sell more than a certain number of firearms in a year. that would increase the number of transactions requiring background checks... also being considered is requiring stepped up reporting and tracking of lost or stolen guns.the n-r-a calls it "nothing more than a political stunt...and will do noth