john, we will see you sunday. >> you got it. >>> you can watch face the nation with john dickerson sundayorning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. >>> state of the new jersey has made new fund ago veilable for religious organizations and non-profits looking to beef up security. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live at the katz jewish community center in cherry hill with more on this, cleve. >> reporter: home land security officials say it is possible to prevent every attack by something like a active shooter or drop off a bomb or like we saw in sweden drive a car through a crowd. they have made monday a veil able for religious institutions like jewish community center to protect themselves. >> we live in the most dangerous threaten violater since the september 11th. >> reporter: strong warning from former cia analyst and now director of new jersey home land security chris rodriguez. >> in this environment we have to adapt a security mind set that recognizes that the public has become the first line of defense in this fight. >> reporter: as such he and donald norcross were a

earlier in the day, he sat down with face the nation's john dickerson and faced north korea. do i would not be happy if he >> reporter: mr. trump has work to do to keep his campaign promises. only 19% of americans now favor deporting those who are here illegally and just 25% now want obama care repealed and replaced. cbs news, harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> that interview with the president airs at 10:30 tomorrow morning on face the nation. john dickerson with cytozoon with president trump at the white house to talk about news of the day. as well as future plans for his administration amid growing division in washington. >>> a man is dead after four people were shot in germantown early this morning. police have not confirmed his identity. but friends tell us the victim right here,aj johnson. it was in the house on kitchen house way when someone started shooting. >> reporter: it happened fast. gunshots. neighbors heard the chaos outside of their ow saying help, i have been shot. >> it was a get together that went wrong. >> reporter: two men and two women were shot inside of this

i am john dickerson. on this 101st day of the trump administration we begin with our wide-ranging interview of the president, taped yesterday in the roosevelt room at the white house. we asked him about the news that north korea had fired yet another test missile late last how he has changed his thinking on china and what he has learned in his first 100 days in office. mr. president, you and the administration said to north korea, don't test a missile, they have tested a missile, is the pressure not working? >> well, i didn't say don't test test a missile. he will have to do what he has to do but he has to understand we won't be very happy and i will tell you a man i have gotten to like and respect, the president of china, president xi, i believe has been putting pressure on him also, but so far perhaps nothing has happened and perhaps it has. this was a small missile, this was not a big mills mills, this was, missile, this was not a nuclear test he was expected to do three days ago. we will see what happ

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washington correspondent, john dickerson, in with us this morning. john? >> well, scott, when you talk >> when you talk to republican voters during the campaign it came up again and again. the supreme court. if president trump has had a bumpy start to his presidency this is one thing republicans constantly turn to. here the president names who they like and it's come to fruition. the president has bumped into the courts and congress but in the last 24 hours you see how powerful the presidency still is. his nominee to the supreme court will go on to the court and ordered the strike in syria. so still quite a powerful office. one other political moment here is mitch mcconnell this is the ends of a strategy he put in place hours after news of antonin scalia's death and didn't even know who the president would be but held firm not allow president obama's pick and now it's paid off in getting gorsuch to the supreme court. >> john dickerson for us. thank you very much. we'll also go to nancy cordes our capitol hill correspondent. the change in the senate rules t

for some insight into this, let's bring in john dickerson, the anchor of the "face the nation" and ourhief washington correspondent. john, what do you see in the president's tweet today on flynn and immunity? >> well, normally, a president would want to steer away from a bad story. the president could have talked about his supreme court nominee or he could have talked about jobs, which is the issue that voters care the most about. instead, he offered that legal advice to flynn and said the investigation was partisan. that's an attempt to make the whole business seem like a political muddle, a democratic plot. but the problem is that james comey, the director of the f.b.i., is leading one branch of the investigation, and for the last self months, democrats have been blaming director comey for his investigation of hillary clinton during the last election. so he's hardly a democratic stooge. >> pelley: now, democrats say that the house investigation has been tainted because the chairman of the intelligence committee there has been cooperating with the white house. how is that going to sha

i'm john dickerson. we'll get to this week's news in a moment, but first we want to tell you about next week's broadcast. saturday marks the official 100th day of the trump administration. and we'll be spending that day with with the president. we'll interview him at the white house and travel with him to a rally in pennsylvania. the first part of our interview will air on "face the nation" next sunday and the rest on "cbs this morning" on monday may 1st. that broadcast will originate live from the white house along with our interview charlie rose, gayle king, and norah o'donnell will be talking with top administration officials about the first 100 days and looking ahead to the next 100. but first, congress is going to need to agree on how to fund the government for the rest of the year. or it will run out of money on day 99. we begin with republican senator marco rubio, who joins us from miami. good morning, senator. i want to start with the government shutdown. the fight from the white house perspectiv

let's bring in john dickerson, our chief washington correspondent and anchor from face the nation. it is interesting that president trump basically directed flynn to seek immunity, how should we interpret that? >> the president's critics see this is as much more smoke from the fire. the president himself with the russian efforts to influence the election. another way to look at this though is in a highly partisan environment where there are two congressional investigations and an fbi investigation that mr. flynn may have exposure in some way based on his other business dealings which we're still learning about after he left the white house and that in order to limit his exposure, his smart lawyer is trying to get a deal, and that it's basically -- has more to do with the exposure that general flynn has than the exciting quality of what he may have to say. >> ninan: i want to turn now to the supreme court as well, john before you go, angus king considered the swing vote on neal gorsuch's nomination, what are you watching for as we get closer to a vote this week? >> i think what we'r

we follow up with john dicker n dickerson's interview on donald trump on sunday. tell us what to expect and the process of moving our show from studio 57 to washington. >> that's what we broadcast. original. >>> ll cool j's grandfather bought him the equipment to discover his passion. has starred in the cbs show ncis los angeles. here's a preview of sunday's episode. >> looks like he was trying to get rid of evidence. >> evidence of what? >> gold heist. >> all right. so bike comes down here. they fire at him. he takes them out. >> second bike comes from behind, catches him by surprise. >> a hit? >> maybe. >> ll cool j, we welcome you back to the table. that's this sunday's episode. but i hear the wore on the street is about the finale. it's the most dramatic thing that's ever been done on tv. >> it is. you know. sam hana, his wife gets kidnapped and all hell breaks loose. the new show really tyke the character development and the whole idea of really getting into the stories and the personalities of these characters to another to say the most dramatic ever done. >

presidency. >> well, the timing is perfect for this and we are certainly looking forward to it, john dickerson's with president trump right here on wusa9, 10:30 sunday morning. thanks, john. >> sure thing. >>> tonight we are remembering the lives lost and the lessons learned after the la plata tornado. here's more home video that was taken from the day of the storm. this is the most powerful tornado recorded in the state of maryland and the guy shooting the video, he just cannot believe the scope of this monster. first responders told people on -- pulled people on stretchers through the rubble. our chief meteorologist topper shutt is in la plata to bring us more stories. top. >> reporter: yeah, again, leslie, it's the 15th anniversary but it's really a celebration now, la plata has turned the corner, more vibrant than ever, businesses moved back and families coming to live here. it's a vibrant town. over my left shoulder is a star. that used to be the water tower, more on why that's not there anymore, check out howard bernstein's talk with the former mayor. >> here we have got an almost 80-year-

it will feature john dickerson's interview with president trump which debuts sunday here on "face the nation." >>> investigation into fox news we just mentioned is widening. a second law enforcement agency has joined the justice department probe into business practices at the cable channel. the united states postal inspection service is now involved. its investigators are financial crimes experts. jer reka, what's the latest? good morning to you. >> good morning. a person familiar with that investigation confirms to cbs news that, in fact, investigators with the u.s. postal inspection service are involved in the justice department probe into fox news. now, that investigation reportedly has to do with dealing with money matters at the network. while the existence of the justice department investigation came to light two months ago, the postal inspection services involvement is new. the network in the meantime has been lashed by a series of conduct related lawsuits. 11 current and former employees filed a class-action lawsuit last month claiming executives fostered a, quote, culture of

john, really hasn't changed. i think the president has been quite clear, first and foremost we must defeat isis. >> dickerson: next up, a key republican who says more must be done to stop the syrian dictator's attacks on his own people. senator john mccain praised the president's move but said it is about more than just isis. >> it is now vitally important we develop a strategy, we put that strategy in motion and we bring peace too the region. i believe the united states of america can address both at the same time. we can walk and chew gum. >> dickerson: plus the senate goes nuclear in order to get neil gorsuch confirmed to the supreme court. we will have some thoughts about that plus plenty of am sister on syria, russia, north korea, and the week in politics, it is all coming up on "face the nation". >> dickerson: good morning and welcome to "face the nation". i am john dickerson. tensions are rising just about all over the world this morning. there were more air strikes this weekend on in syria where the chemical attack occurred last week and a u.s. navy carrier group the vincent is moving closer to the peninsu

i'm john dickerson. we want to welcome former south carolina governor and now ambassador to the united nations nikki haley to the broadcast. ambassador haley, thank you for being with us. i want to start with russia. russia experts say that vladimir putin's intervention in the american election was not about picking maybe one candidate or another but destabilizing american institutions. when you look at all the back and forth and the charges and the tweets that have been in the last few weeks, hasn't he already succeeded in doing that? >> none of my colleagues or ambassadors from other countries are talking about d.c. chatter. what they are talking about is the fact they're relieved the united states is starting to lead again. i will tell you, we don't ever want any country to interfere with our elections. we need to be very strong on that. we need to make sure that is heard and we need to respond accordingly, but really in my world we're focusing on what's happening in the united nations and the fact th

i have other people on every network.ap i think john dickerson is a terrific journalists.the transition of sunday television to john dickerson, jay, chris wallace, has been hopeful for the country. for a very fine journalist which is typically how you define the news. just thought it was unusual fort me. i believe i was going on at 10:00 last night to do a 6:00 a.m. show that night. i got back to my room around 10:00. i slid my iphone over to jim carville who was sitting next to me who is sitting next to chat was sitting next to last or come to savanna and tom brokaw. the upshot was it dirty% to 75. james immediately knew that meant the end.ri i'm not on the non-i try to stay out of it. if testing to lose an election if you think you're going to win.th a very hard thing when it's your friend. i just tried not to be fist pumping. some members of the crew were republicans. i was as stunned as anyone elsee in fact, if there was a concussion protocol for media the way various and nfl, that would be in it. w 1980 was a shock him in 194 wass a shock. 2010 is a shock, 2014 was a

and our chief washington correspondent john dickerson, will be sitting down with the president.tt has more from the white house. >> reporter: you will be interviewing president trump on his 100th day. what are you most curious about? >> i'm curious about what the president has actually learned in office. >> reporter: chief washington correspondent and "face the nation" host john dickerson will be with president trump next weekend as he reaches the 100-day milestone. >> the president can be incredibly blunt. he was during the campaign, so i'd like him to bring that to his own evaluation of his own presidency and really see if he can be as blunt about washington and his role in it as he was as a candidate. >> reporter: today the president took his case for a wall along the mexican border to twitter. it will stop drugs and very bad ms-13 gang members, he wrote. and mexico will be paying in some form for the badly-needed border wall. next week congress returns from its break with a possible government shutdown looming friday. democrats and republicans are expecting a few days of neg

john dickerson, of course, is our chief washington correspondent. jeff, where does the in >>> well, scott, as you know, the house intelligence committee down for 2 1/2 weeks. it can now move forward. and one of the democrats' top goals is to reschedule that canceled hearing fal eang sally yates. scott, some congressional sources connected to the house actions should now be part of the investigation as well. >> and what about the fbi investigation? >> reporter: well, law enforcement sources tell us that the investigation is far from over. it involves dozens of fbi agents around the country and the world. and we're being cautious -- ca compl case that involves a web of meetings and contacts, some of which revolve around money. scott, sources tell us at the heart of this case is this idea that people around the president were potentially coordinating with russia ou el>> john dickerson, what do yo make of the house intelligence committee now? >> well, we'll have to see what it means in practical terms. the witnesses, how they're t th things for the comm

. >>> we are joined by face the nation host john dickerson. reat to see you on friday. >> good to be with you, jessica. >> i want to talk about president trump who will soon reach his 100 days in office, metric so many use to judge an administration and how it has been moving from campaigning to governing, how do you think he is being judged in washington as we come up upon that 100 day mark. >> well, first of all presidents hate the 100 day mark because it started with fdr and he had a big emergency that gave a sense of urgency to everything happening in washington so you could get things done more quickly then in today's partisan much more slow moving washington. so, president obama didn't like it, president trump doesn't either in part because while he has had success, naming someone to the supreme court, big success that will have an impact on american life for probably 20, 30, 40 years, and he has been able to do some things through executive action much in the same way president obama did when he was stopped by congress but president trum

. >> cbs news political anchor, john dickerson sat down with president trump. had it will be tomorrow on face the nation. we asked about the questions he put to the president. >> the administration certainly not going to see it as a disappointment. >> president will not see it that way. i think you have to look at different sections of the administration and then decide how much weight to give the accomplishments. he has not had a legislative victory, and that means the legislation does not exist to change things as he would like to see them changed, but iting at represents the problem for him. his associating stills so far have not born fruit in washington. does that mean he will be tougher, softer, reach out to new people? how will he adapt? >> you can catch john dickerson's exclusive interview tomorrow morning at 8: -- at 8:30 on kpix 5. >>> protesters braved temperatures near 90 degrees saying they want the president to stop rolling back environmental regulations and to do more to mitigate the man- made climate change. sister marches taking place across the

. >>> and earlier today i asked john dickerson about the president's tax reform package unveiled thisstates including new york and california are already pushing back against removing itemized deductions such as state income tax and property taxes. dickerson says it sets up an interesting political challenge for the administration. >> politically, the question is, is the president really in bad shape if the states that aren't going to have to vote for him are -- are -- unhappy? um, and so that's going to be an interesting fight to see if -- if the state and local taxes are, um, are in fact -- they succeed and get through congress and all that. there's a long way to go here. >> john dickerson will be interviewing president trump about his first 100 days in office on "face the nation" and you can see it right here on kpix 5 sunday morning at 8:30. >>> at the same time, president trump is acting to free up new areas for oil and gas drilling including off the coast of california. he is asking the interior secretary to take a look at the issue. mr. trump wants to undo a plan from the obama

it includes a portion of john dickerson's interview with president trump. e nation" this sunday on cbs. >> looking forward to that. >> governor ohio john kasich served in congress back in 1995. he was always chairman of the budget house committee. kasich was the last republican standing against donald trump in the republican fry mair race in 2016. he delivered a speech in which he called two paths to distinguish himself from opponents. >> two paths. one choice. the path that exploits anger. encourages resentment. turns fear into hatred, and divides people. the other path is the one america has been down before. it's well trod. it's at times very st >> now, that speech inspired the governor's new book "two paths: america divided or united." >> gosh. i looked so young. what happened to me. i used to be so young. so was charlie. >> tell me about it. >> you still look young. >> what will they see? >> it was completely nuts, people yelling and screaming and making wild promises and tearing each other down. i'd stand on the edge of the stage and just shake my head

right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning and coming up next we will check with john dickerson for a look at today >>> cws face the nation coming your way, at 10:00 live in washington cbs news correspondent john dickerson, good morning. >>> we have two deadlines. first is first 100 days in the trump presidency and the second is that the government will run out of money at end of the week. the president is adding a lot of work to the already busy congressional schedule, they have to figure out how to keep g open and president would like to see new health care legislation and he will announce his tax cuts, rather big, a lot on their plate there in congress and we will talk about that with florida senator marco rubio and also, vermont senator bernie sanders >>> we will also talk about north korea, tensionses are are rising with respect to that country. we will have a conversation with home land security secretary john kelly, one of the big issues at center of that fight over funding to keep the government open is the president, insistence that it include money for his border walk.

and joining us now with a preview live in washington, w, bv news chief washington correspondent john dickerson>> good morning, jan. well, weaver a lot to talk about this morning in the wake of the us military attack in syria. and we're going to talk to secretary of state, rex tillerson, not just about the attack, what led to it, but also, what is next before the us in syria and also, what the state of the us relationship with russia the close ally of the syrian president, rex tillerson, the secretary every state, is headed to moscow, next week. we also talk about china, chinese president meeting with the president this week, and obviously growing tensions in north korea. we will talk about that, also, some of the issues anyway with john mccain who would like to see president trump take more action in syria. his argument is there is more going on there than simply the syrian president's use of chemical weapons. we will also have foreign policy rounds table to put all of this in some kind of perspective with experts from foreign -- from previous administrations. and then as always, jan, we'll ha

john dickerson had a 5.2 million person audience.e highest for "face the nation" or as i call it "deface the nation." it's the highest for "deface the nation" since the world trade center. since the world trade center came down. it's a tremendous advantage. what's the most generous explanation you can offer for a president drawing on the most tragic and horrific event of modern american history to talk about television ratings. what is wrong with him? >> the only thing -- the most generous explanation is that in other recent interviews he's spoken, when asked a direct question about the future, his road map for success and legislative stuff, he's talked about the election. and i am suspecting some of his advisers said stop referring to the election when people ask you specific questions about your successes. so he has shifted to his other most favorite topic, the fact he's a big ratings getter. >> his press secretary just dug himself out of a very deep hole by talking about the holocaust. why would the president harken back to our da

with a look at today's >>> live with washington chief washington correspondent john dickerson.n, good morning. >> good morning, jan, on this holiday weekend we will start with north korea report from inside north korea, only won to have a correspondent there in the wake of that missle test that misfired, and also yesterday a parade of military weaponry, and north korean leader flexing his muscle and u.s. is doing the same. so where do things stand in the escalating tension, the two countries are head forgo a face off? what does it mean? sit just international bluster or are there some things that beam should be thinking about here in the coming possible confrontation. >>> we have a conversation with david mccull, historian and pulitzer prize winner we will talk to him about a american character what sit, still enduring and what does he make about a current moment in history. we will have a conversation with a new book called the gate keepers about the position of the white house chief of staff, a crucial job that is influential in some turning points in history and we will have

tomorrow on "face the nation," john dickerson talks with president trump.n monday, "cbs this morning" broadcasts live from the white house. >>> a right of spring will have a different look in washington tonight. the white house correspondents dinner, which traditionally pairs official washington with the reporters who covet for a night of laughs will be missing president trump. he will not be attending and neither will members of his cabinet. mr. trump is the first president to skip the events since ronald reagan in 1981. at the time, mr. reagan was recovering from an assassination attempt. >>> a plane that lost one of its wheels during takeoff made a successful emergency landing. small plane had four people on board when it made this dramatic landing in sarasota, florida, on friday. the plane lost its wheel hours earlier when it departed belize. despite the sparks and smoke, no one was hurt, but, of course, they were a little shaken up, which was unexpected. >> i was on a plane that did something like that. that pilot did an >>> from a disposal mike crow s

you can see john dickerson's full interview with the secretary of state, rex tillerson, sunday morning"face the nation." air strikes resumed today on the syrian town where nearly 90 people were killed last week in a chemical attack. that horrific slaughter, blamed on assad regime, prompted the u.s. to fire dozens of missiles on an airbase thursday night. he's vietnam. >holly williams.59 missiles werd overnight thursday, pitting shayrat airbase from where it's thought the syrian regime launched a chemical attack on tuesday. u.s. officials estimate 20 regime aircraft were destroyed. ammunition dumps and radars were also targeted. the syrian regime called it an act of flagrant aggression, and claims it doesn't possess chemical weapons. its close ally, russia, called the missile strikes a violation of international law. the regime and russia both deny there was a chemical attack on the town of khan sheikhoun, even though these videos from the aftermath bear the telltale signs consistent with the use of a toxic nerve agent. men, women, and children left gasping for breath, foaming at the mo

. >> "face the nation" moderator john dickerson will interview the president this saturday on his 100th day in office. the interview will be broadcast this sunday on "face the nation." and "cbs this morning" will broadcast live from the white house a week from today on monday, may 1st. >>> well, late last night president trump spoke to the leaders of japan and china about the escalating problems on peninsula. president trump said he hopes all sides exercise restraint. over the weekend north korea was ready to sink the u s"uss carl vinso vinson". south korea said it's in talks with the carrier group. they say it doesn't oppose an immediate risk. >> so long as they're on the other side of the world without a missile and nuclear weapon against the united states, they're not much of a threat right now except in the world of cyber. >> kelly said america must do, quote, just about anything to prevent the north from acquiring the capability that threatens the u.s. >>> north korea tried to detain a u.s. citizen. the state department said it's aware he's the third american held by north korea. >

ian joh john dickerson and begin this morning with new developments overnight in north korea. cbs news foreign correspondent ben tracy filed this report earlier from pyongyang. >> the failed missile launch took on north korea's east coast sunday morning. it is unclear what type of missile it was, but the u.s. military says it was not an enter continental ballistic missile that would be capable of hitting the united states. >> the failure came just hours after north korea proudly displayed its arsenal in pyongyang, during an elaborate military parade. >> hundreds of thousands of people filled the main square saturday. soldiers march with precision. tanks rolled down the street and north korea showed off its dangerous new possessions, a variety of ballistic missiles that can threaten its neighbors and nearby u.s. bases, watching over all of it was the country's leader the kim jong-un. at the parade here in pyongyang a top ranking north korean official gave a speech and said the united states is creating a dangerous situation and that if u.s. wants war north korea will answer wit

he speaks to host john dickerson about the future of his administration. when asked about north korea's failed missile launch attempt, he says he is not happy? >> what does that mean? >> if he does a nuclear test i will not be happy. i don't believe that the president of china who is a very respected man will be happy either. >> not happy mean military action? >> i don't know. we will see. >> you can catch part of the interview tomorrow on face the nation at 10:30 a.m. right here on wusa9. more will air monday on cbs this morning. >>> not everyone was celebrating president trump's milestone. hundreds of marchs were held across the country to protest climate change, the largest was held right here in the district. protesters marched down pennsylvania avenue to the white house calling on the president to address their concerns ou global warming. >> i'm here because it is our future at stake. we are the generation with a chance to do something about climate change and we have to astop the attack on health coming from the trump administration. >> during his fi

i don't know anyone who gives a tougher interest interview then john dickerson, but you have to look at the media as a whole and its centerleft, very left. what we do about that? one thing that cnn has done is adding conservatives and other conservatives as well. that's good. that's important. try to find people who are objective down the middle, completely neutral and surround them with opinion journalist on both sides. as for the issue of race in america, it is possible to talk about it without political correctness interfering with the conversation. i spoke with derek and i can spoke with michael dyson, any number of occasions and other african-american spirit is possible to do so you begin with the position of stability and i'm a christian's i believe in equal dignity of every individual out there. i'm a great number of friends in the african-american church in burbank california.t i'm mi i try and check in with my friends in the african american committee. especially my democratic ones and find out what i'm missing. there's a lot that anglo people can miss especially if they're