today attorney general loretta jnch spoke to john dickerson on "face the nation." >> well, we do have information that shows that over the course of time he like sadly too many individuals was consuming radical jihadist information

that thed trump to say people who point that out are the racists -- added religion, with john dickersoni guarantee you this is doing damage to the relationship with the upper-level of the republican party that he will not recover from. john: hopefully not. the nation, donald trump was presented with statements made five years ago about libya. trump frequently claims now that he has always been against the intervention. here is what has been said. trump: libya, i never discussed that. thousands.killing i supported libya? we should go in and stop this guy, very easy and quick. john dickerson: you were for intervention. donald trump: i was for something. ifwould have been better off the politicians had taken a day off, instead of going to war. and knock this guy out, surgically and effectively. john dickerson: you were for intervention. donald trump: i said, "surgical." i was in favor of libya. we would be better off if qaddafi was in charge right now. this wass was -- mark: reported back in february and nobody asked him about it, until now. this is currently getting stuff.dowed by the jud

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today, attorney general loretta lynch speck to john dickerson on face the nation. >> we have information the course of time, he, sadly look too many individuals was consuming radical jihadist information online and was becoming radicalized here in the united states. >> one place you won't hear a word about the shooter as it the hospital where 49 crosses line a waterfront memorial. as mourners walked by in near silence. rosa lee ramos sat in front of her son's cross. he was just 23. >> the three shots that the person did to my son. [ indiscernible ] >> there was a shootout here. >> reporter: when her son was shot. he gave his cell phone to a friend begging that friend to call his mother. >> he wanted me to call you. my mom is a doctor. i know what to do. today, the stepfather played the voice mail. >> please call me back soon as you can. >> rosalee ramos does not know who left the voice mail on her phone. today after spending an hour in the front of her son's cross. she took his cell phone to fbi investigators. this memorial has become something of a sacred space. the sadness has create a

that's a truump of hope over experience. >> pelley: john dickerson way key interview tonight. john, thank you. in a written statement today trump said that based on the rulings in the trump university case so far, he is justified in questioning fairness, but he said that his remarks about the judge have been "misconstrued" as an attack on people of mexican heritage. here's major garrett. >> mexican or not mexican, i want him to be just-- all i want him to do is give me a fair shake. >> reporter: donald trump backed off his racially charged againstses on gonzalo curiel, a mexican american federal judge presiding over a fraud case against trump university. a reversal of his previous position. >> reporter: what do his mexican parents have to do with -- >> reporter: earlier this week, trump told "face the nation" judge curiel's heritage was an issue because he wants to build a wall on the mexican border and because he wants to traerlz ban muslim immigration, trump said a muslim judge could also be bias. >>ots possible. >> reporter: all this continued to panic top congressional repu

day attorney general loretta lynch spoke to john dickerson on "face the nation." >> we have informationt shows over the course of time, he sadly like too many individuals was consuming radical jihadist information online and was becoming radicalized here in the united states. >> reporter: one place you weren't hear a waurd but the shooter is at the hospital where 49 crosses line a waterfront memorial. as mourners walk by in near silence, rosalee ramos sat in front of her son's cross, just 23. >> what the person did to my son -- >> reporter: when her son was shot he gave his cell phone to a friend begging the friend to call his mother. >> heap just wanted me to call you, i am telling you everything that happened. >> she never answered. >> my mom -- >> today, the stepfather played the voice mail. >> please call me back. as soon as you can. >> rosalee ramos does not know who left the voice mail on her phone. today, after spending an hour in front of her son's cross she took his cell fphone to fbi investigators. this memorial has become sg of a sacred space. the silence created by the water

speaker ryan spoke with john dickerson today, our cbs news political director and the anchor of "face the nation." >> reporter: you endorsed donald trump last week. it's been about a week. how's that sitting? >> well, he could have-- it could be better. i just, obviously, you heard me disavow the comments regarding this judge. i don't think those are appropriate comments by any stretch of the mind. hopefully, this is an inflection point. hopefully, a lesson will be learned here, and we can move forward with a better campaign. >> reporter: senator sasse, hillary clinton has called them racist comments. do you agree? >> no, i do think that those comments are racist comments. that's why i've disavowed them completely. what bothers me about the comments is it doesn't reflect who we are, what we think, or how we think as republicans. it's antithetical to what we believe in our principles. and so, hopefully, he'll not only not continue to say these things, but learn from this and move forward and then offer the country a positive vision that's inclusive, that speaks to the people's higher i

today attorney general loretta jnch spoke to john dickerson on "face the nation." >> well, we do have information that shows that over the course of time he like sadly too many individuals was consuming radical jihadist information online and was becoming radicalized here in the united states. he reporter: one place where you won't hear a word about the shooter is at the hospital where 49 crosses line a waterfront memorial. s mourners walk by in near silence rosalie ramos stood in front of her son's cross. stanley almodovar iii was just 23. >> there was a shootout here. as reporter: when her son was heot, he gave a cell phone to a friend begging that friend to call his mother. >> he just wanted to call you and i'm calling you about everything that happened. >> she never answered. >> my mom's a doctor and knows what to do. >> reporter: today his stepfather played that voice mail. >> please call me back. >> reporter: rosalie ramos does not know who left that voice mail on her phone. today after spending an hour in front of her son's cross, she took his cell phone to f.b.i. investigators

what he told face at nation host john dickerson today. plus. drivers get quite the shock when they have to share the highway with a cow. what police did when they encountered the animal. >>> straight ahead in sports, could the phillies avoid a six-game losing streak? lesley van arsdale has the highlights and the . >>> in response to the orlando night club shooting, the senate is expected to vote tomorrow on several new gun control measures, lawmakers have both sides have introduce bills. they explain why the amendments are likely to never become law. >> as the senate prepares to vote on several gun control measure, donald trump said he'd like to see people on the no fly and terrorist watch lift prevented from purchasing guns. but that puts him at odds with the national rifle association and he was less clear his position was set in stone. >> i understand what they're saying. a lot of people are on the list that really maybe shouldn't be on the list. their rights are being taken away. >> republicans and democrats are offering competing bills to

john. dickerson: we'll be right back with our panel. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> dickerson: joining us now for politicalsis is "usa today's" washington bureau economy, susan page. chief washington correspondent for the "washington post," dan balz. plus national editor of the "cook political report," amy walter and executive editor of the national review, reihan salam. reihan, let me start with you. how much of big deal are donald trump's comments and -- he's not backing down on the question of the judge. new england said it was huge mistake to hold this position, does it matter? >> it's hard to say because what donald trump does and as he did in his interview with you, he will take one of your questions, he won't exactly answer it. he will take words that you brought up in your question and he will say them again and again without actually addressing the substance of your question. and the reason he does that is to make it appear as though he's responding, frankly that's been decently effective so far. he doesn't address the actual charge. the question is, do people actually believe that he's bigoted or

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john dickerson. nice to have you here. you can see john's full interview with speaker ryan sunday on "face the nation" here on cbs. and congratulations on one year in the chair. >> thank you. >> seems like yesterday. congratulations. >>> the united states says a chinese fighter jet performed an unsafe intercept of an american spy plane. it happened yesterday over the east china sea at a time of strained relations between the u.s. and china. margaret brennan is at the state department with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the chinese jet flew too fast and too close to a u.s. air force surveillance plane on patrol in the east china sea, according to u.s. pacific command who called this an unsafe encounter. fortunately, no other provocative maneuvers occurred, who say this is a case of what they call improper airmanship. and they plan to raise it with beijing because it's the second such dangerous incident in less than a month. just a few weeks ago a chinese jet flew within 50 feet of an american plane. and

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good morning, john. >> dickerson: good morning, lee.acre we'll talk to attorney general loretta lynch, donald trump and guns and terrorism with rain lapierre and senator diane feinstein. >> cowan: thanks, we'll be watching. earlier we mentioned the charles osgood was spending father's day at wedding this weekend. well, here is the proof. charlie and jean with eldest son and his new bride, giulia, congratulations to all. next week here on "sunday morning," who wouldn't love -- olympic strange tales of weird al. ♪ if you're using this toothpaste, you're probably expecting to get visibly whiter teeth, but it only removes surface stains, and clinical tests show that it only provides about a half-shade of whitening. new colgate optic white high impact white is different. it contains hydrogen peroxide, a professionally recommended whitening ingredient. it goes beyond surface stains to deeply whiten. it whitens four shades, and that is a visible difference in whitening. colgate optic white high impact white toothpaste. hmmmmm....... [ "dreams"

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want to turn now to our john dickerson, host of "face the nation" and john, what is it that you can tell us about president obama. i know he's been informed also planning on holding a news conference, at least making a statement rather. >> dickerson: we've been told a statement out of the white house, that's all we know at the moment that we'll hear something from the president, this is now i believe it's the 18th or so time the president has had to make remarks after a mass shooting. so we'll be waiting to hear what he says as these details of what actually happened and what law enforcement knew and didn't know beforehand what they're learning now from him. >> john, what else do we know how it was that the president was briefed about this? >> dickerson: elaine, i don't know. we were -- having conversations on "face the nation" so i'm not sure what the level of briefing from the president is and what he knows, we know we've talked to senator ben nelson of florida who said this is islamic terrorist attack. then we've also learned that other members of congress have been briefed, represent

cbs news and political moderator john dickerson is with us. john, good morning. >> good morning, norah. >>> a blowout in california, more than expected, a big win in new jersey, she has the majority of delegates. she's capped this as a historic moment for the country. >> hillary's task is to unify democratic party, not only because she needs sanders supporters but has to grab this moment and focus all the attention on democrats, the country that's watching. talking about the historic moment, which, of course, is no small thing helps do that, helps get everybody kind of singing from the same song sheet. >> bernie sanders says he's fighting on but president obama, senator harry reid will be meeting with him tomorrow. what do you think that conversation will look like. >> heck of a race, think of the enthusiasm, you really helped us all, focused on important issues we've all been working on, how great a job you did. let us join and go forward defeating donald trump existential threat to everything we believe together. you'll have a good speech, jo

tonight in an interview with our john dickerson, donald trump says if elected he would pursue an investigation of hillary clinton for allegedly mishandling classified information as secretary of state. the fbi is already looking into clinton's use of an unsecured private computer server for her state department e-mails. and whether secrets might have been compromised. >> you say hillary clinton should go to jail. the fbi is investigating, if there's no indictment will your attorney general go after her. >> i've spoken to, i've watched and read many lawyers on the subject. what she did is a criminal situation. she wasn't supposed to do that with a server and the e-mails and all of the other. now, underlying the lawyers, these are good lawyers, these are professional lawyers. these are lawyers who know what they're talking about and are very well versed on what she did. they say she's guilty as hell. >> it sounds like you're making a promise for your attorney general if you were elected, this is a commitment you're making. >> that's right. i would have my attorney general look at it. >> what for

but anyways, so there's like -- john dickerson was really nice and placating.mmy: "the news people." >> i just couldn't believe -- no one's a bigger fan. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but it -- i liked your energy. i like that you get excited about stuff. obviously i do as well. but we're talking about j.j. watt. and you love sports. but you have superstitions. like when you're just watching sports. >> i think a lot of people who watch sports get superstitious if things are going well in the game. my biggest problem is that like, for football on sundays is football day usually. and if things are going well, i'm -- i'll be memorizing my lines for the show on a sunday typically. that's cause we're working. and it's my day. i have to memorize. if i've been memorizing in like another room and i check back in and the game's going well, i assume it's because i've been behaving and memorizing. [ laughter ] which is so awful. so then i have to leave and go back and memorize more and then come back and check on the game again. and it's like not only does it make no difference

my favorite was john dickerson at pbs saying susan, we got 20 seconds left. that's what they're going to allowed to have that conversation and that's where the media is. it thrives onnot only what they do say but what they don't say . >> you're going to have a hard time calling hillary clinton a liar in this campaign when it donald trump says hello, i think he says goodbye. he's a pathological liar. you can't even compare the level of lying of the two candidates be on let's talk about the morning shows where politics are the mainstay. neither abc nor nbc's sunday morning shows brought up the revelations in the clinton email investigation. here's how it played on cbs's face the nation, moderator john dickerson brings up with his panel at the very end, he posed thequestion to usa today's susan page, listen . >> we have 20 seconds left, there was news on the email front with hillary clinton. didn't turn over an email that showed there were problems with her server. >> an important disclosure for two reasons, she was concerned, to get a different explanation abou

we'll ask john dickerson if congress is ready to act.00. >> wrapped up atun arod 2:00 a.m. after pushing for gun votes for nearly 15 hours. >>> what was the tipping point for you? >> when i came back to washington and saw this in the wake of the worst mass shooting in this country's history that the republican leadership hadn't scheduled any debate, i couldn't stand it any longer. >>> there might be some common ground between trund power tail can thrust almost the entire body out of the water. >>> in virginia recently, a computer crash wiped out a decade's worth of u.s. military data. however, the chinese government called and said no problem, we backed it up. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. the orlando terror attack pushed action on gun control. democrat chris murphy held a filibuster lasting nearly 15 hours. he demanded votes on two amendments. one would stop anyone on a no-fly list or terrorist watch list from getting a gun. the other called for background checks to buy guns on line and at gun shows. >> the c

what he told john dickerson this morning. drivers get quite the shock when a cowl wondering out into the road. >>> the heat will stick around but we're going to up the humidity levels and up our discomfort as well. plus we have a chance of strong storms and some cooler weather around the corner. . >>> could the phillies avoid losing six games in a row, lesley van arsdale has that story and the full day in sports coming up. stay with us. ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix ii. it not only kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, it repels them, too. so do more to defend your four legged friend... ...with k9 advantix ii. for the love of dog. been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ . >>> a tragic accident kills arising star in hollywood. anton yell chin died in a car accident. police say he was struck by h

also we will talk to john dickerson about what is coming up for bernie sanders and here's a questionters being forced to buy their way out of trouble? what does that mean. we will explain. we will explain how one city is going after a company used by the nation's biggest retailers, some of the names you know. the news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes and counting, back to you guys in philadelphia a. >> awesome. looking forward to it. good to see you, gayle. >> bye. >> in other news pools are shore sign of summer time. >> and while they can provide hours of fun, it is important to be careful around the water. >> families physician doctor jennifer cuddle joins us a at a pool in williamstown this morning with some ways to stay safe, when swimming, good morning. >> so doctor jen, good morning. >> how are you, guys. >> doing really well. drownings can be under estimated danger. according to the cdc, ten people die every day in the sum are of unintentional drowning. what do we need to be aware of with kid around our pools. >> that is a staggering statistic. drowning is l

"face the nation's" john dickerson joins the conversation. >>> stay with us. >>> good morning. let's jump over to the south bay right now. we have delays along 101 at northbound at 280/680 were reports of an accident blocking lane. back to hellyer slow past that as well as you work your way towards milpitas. looks like almost 40 minutes now to go between 280/680 and 237. northbound 280 itself also pretty busy looks like 85 still sluggish after an earlier accident this morning. northbound 880 nimitz freeway stop-and-go. lots of company from 238 to the maze. later on you will see busy conditions as well right around the lunchtime hour rangers and a's. tonight warriors watch party 6 p.m. >> i'll be there watching on a boat in alameda! hi, everybody. take a look at the south bay now. not a cloud in the sky there. so some areas not seeing any rain today primarily the rain will be north of the golden gate bridge. ,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back to cbs this morning. there is more real news ahead including an old fashioned filibuster over gun control. both presidential cand

we'll ask john dickerson if congress is ready to act. wrapped up at around 2:00 a.m. after pushing for gun votes for nearly 15 hours. >>> what was the tipping point for you? >> when i came back to washington and saw this in the wake of the worst mass shooting in this country's history that the republican leadership hadn't scheduled any debate, i couldn't stand it any longer. >>> there might be some common ground between trump and clinton on guns, but that's not stopping them from taking aim at each other. >>> president obama will meet with victims' families. this is where the public has been coming to mourning -- to mourn. orlando is still in pain. >>> stepping up the search for evidence that omar mateen's wife may have played a role in the planning of the attack. >>> the graves family are still here. they were three days into their disney vacation when disaster struck. >> experts say these animals have the unique combination of power and strength. he may look calm now, but the power tail can thrust almost the entire body out of the wate

republicans, and upcoming election with cbs news political director and moderator of "face the nation," john dickerson. >>> a bomb threat forced an egyptian passenger plane to make an emergency landing in uzbekistan. the egyptair flight was en route from dyer beijing with -- from cairo to beijing. everyone was safely evacuated. the threat turned out to be a hoax. no explosives were found on board. >>> colin is no longer a tropical storm. it's weakened to a tropical depression this morning as it races away from the eastern seaboard. although colin has moved out to sea, it may still produce more rain across parts of north carolina. colin dumped as much as nine inches of rain on parts of florida, causing major flooding and power outages. the city of st. petersburg said it's pumping partially treated sewage into tampa bay because its sewer system is overloaded. >>> at least five people were killed when a pickup truck plowed into a group of bicycle riders in western michigan. the cyclist were struck near a state pork yesterday. four others -- state park yesterday. four others are hospitalized with severe i

on "face the nation," john dickerson asked trump if he was open to having law enforcement single outuslims in america. >> you like to speak plainly. in december, we talked and you said there possibly should be profiling. as a bottom line, are you talking about increasing profiling of muslims in america? >> i think profiling is something that we'll have to start thinking about as a country. other countries do. it you look at israel and others, and they do it. they do it successfully. i hate the concept of profiling. but we have to start using common sense, and we have to use our heads. >> dickerson also asked trump if muslims should receive extra scrutiny when buying weapons and ammunitions. trump said, "i don't know about that." >>> a record-breaking deadly heat wave continues from southern california to nevada. phoenix is expected to reach a high of 118 degrees. that's what it was yesterday, breaking a nearly 50-year-old record. in los angeles, they're expected to hit 103. yesterday, near phoenix, a 28-year-old woman died after going mountain biking. her death apparently heat relate

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by the way, we should mention sunday morning on "face the nation," john dickerson's guests will includenie sanders and trump campaign manager corey lewandowski. a jury has found alabama house speaker mike huber guilty of corruption. the republican lawmaker illegally made more than $2 million doing things like sending business to his printing company. hubbard was immediately moved from office and will be sentenced in july. in california efforts are under way to remove a judge from the bench after sentencing a former stanford university swimmer to six months in july for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. carter heavens is following this. >> reporter: women's rights advocates delivered a strong message along with three boxes representing about a million signatures to the state commission on judicial performance. they're demanding the removal of judge aaron persky from the bench, saying he was far too easy on former stanford swim champ-turned sex offender brock turner. stanford law professor michele dauber is leading the charge. >> it shows how angry people are that one million peopl