as well. >> margaret, before you go, you're in very good company, lesley stahl, bob schieffer, john dickersonward to carrying on the tradition of what they laid out, having conversations that john brought to this program every sunday to have people walk away with a civil conversation to actually learn something because i think all of us and i know all of you here when you talk to people these days, there's so much noise, there are so many headlines. and to take some perspective to say here's what you actually need to know and what could actually happen here policy-wise is what i hope we can do with the show. >> we're cheering you on. >> it's a win/win. john, you got face. >> right. and i've got mary hager. >> sheel take good care of you and she took care of me. on monday she speaks with dan malloy. that's sunday on cbs. >>> we're learning more this morning about the attack on american forces and our allies in syria that's being linked to the russian government. it happened february 7th and results in a number of russian mercenaries being killed. the russians were reportedly working for an oli

i think we have -- there you are. >> why did you give john dickerson a big forehead? jury lawyer on that forehead. >> are you mad at john? >> are you mad at john, stephen. >> do you have low back pain? call johnson on his forehead. >> in case the ocean levels rise, it will sit above the waves. >> you're supposed to seek higher ground. >> i think norah and i look pretty cute. thank you. >> thank you. >> it was fun watching elon musk. >> how great. >> we needed that. >> exactly. and it's not just that, you know, he's the falcon heavy one up, but that's the future we were promised as a child. landing on the fins like a ballet and then the damn car. i showed it to my 16-year-old when he got home that night. he hadn't seen the image of the car. he jumped up and said, oh, my gosh. he said in all the science fiction i've read, nowhere did we imagine that it would be so light-hearted and so inspiring at time. like an yord object in space leads us to think we should be up there. >> aagree. cartoon president. silly and fun. >> thank you. you can watch "our cartoon president" sun

i'm john dickerson with gayle king and norah o'donnell. we are not late. >> on time. >> president trump is openly accusing senior law enforcement officials of outright bias. he tweeted this morning, quote, the top leadership and investigators of the fbi and the justice department have politicized the sacred investigative process in favor of democrats and against republicans. he added, rank and file are great people. >> now, the president spoke out before an expected decision to allow the release of a classified memo produced by the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee. it claims the fbi abused surveillance during its investigation of possible ties between the trump campaign and russia. >> the bureau says it has grave concerns about the memo's accuracy. major garrett is at the white house. major, good morning. >> good morning. the white house dismisses rumors that fbi director christopher wray threatened to quit over this memo controversy. sources close to wray tell us that's not his style, but they also tell us that wray

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. >>> i'm john dickerson with gayle king and bianna golodryga. norah is off.is morning to improve school safety and keep guns away from the mentally ill. it's in response to last week's school massacre in parkland where earlier today, teachers went back to their classrooms for the first time. the broward county sheriff says a deputy assigned to protect marjory stoneman douglas high school failed to engage the alleged shooter. >> deputy scott peterson resigned yesterday after the sheriff's office suspended him without pay. manuel bojorquez is in parkland with the latest in a case that one official calls a breakdown at all levels. manuel, good morning. >> good morning. governor scott is making that announcement after meeting with teachers, law enforcement officials, mental health experts and lawmakers. this as we've learned that the school resource officer, scott peterson, had received tips about nikolas cruz prior to the shooting. now according to broward county sheriff's office records they received more than 20 calls involving cruz or his brother. peterson wa

>> it was john dickerson who hosted "face the nation" and now hosts the cbs "morning show."ion in 20000 when i was 13 and i knew him then. he goes on "face the nation" all the time. john dickerson of all the journalists in d.c., he's the warmest, loveliest man of integrity i've ever known in politics and it was such an honor to have him perform the ceremony. no one drank a lot during the reception. i wanted a really country, like, just everybody, like, sort of drink a lot of whiskey and eat a lot of bison -- >> stephen: i'm sorry. go back. what was the second part? >> eat a lot of bison. i like game. i'm from arizona. so i like game. >> stephen: was it a pick your own? >> yeah, we shot everything right before the wedding. ( laughter ) i'm not a marriage person and i thought i would never get married so i just wanted it to be a drunk party. i didn't throw a bouquet. i was so bored with the whole thing. i didn't like picking out my wedding dress, i just wanted to have a good time. >> stephen: marriage and the family unit are very conservative ideals. why is that not a part of

many this morning brennan filled as moderator of the sunday morning public affairs show since john dickersonas promoted to anchor on cbs this morning. in addition to her new permanent role, brennan will also continue as cbs news' senior foreign affairs correspondent. >>> congratulations to her. she does a great job. >> indeed. cats have nine lives they say one chester county cat almost used up one of them. >> still ahead we'll tell you where he got stuck and how he was finally rescued from this unusual predicament. >> katie. >> guys, as we continue to track rain today, we've got several additional days of brain on the way so we will walk you through this pattern change very substantial one not just with the precip coming in but also with the very obvious drop on the thermometer from yesterday's very spring like weather. all of those details and more coming up. ♪ >>> well back on "eyewitne rcu county. you're looking at a cat that somehow became stuck family's garbage disposal over the weekend. the call for help and sergetto e we're told he used a little coconut oil an few tools to diss asseho

john dickerson, cbs news, chicago. >> ninan: one grandmother changing her community. well, that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. i' confrontation in san francisco. an underco ce officer - run over. not once. now at 6:00 dramatic video of a violent confrontation in san francisco. an undercover police officer ran over twice. why the police union said the city's own policy put him in unnecessary danger. >>> plus a new crime wave sweeping through the bay area. the specific item thieves are cruising for. >>> and huge crowds at the beaches this weekend. some people are there to soak up the warm weather, others are pushing back against president trump. >>> good evening. it is springtime in february with record highs driving people to the beach and board walk in santa cruz where numbers nearby hit 81 degrees. it is all being driven by unusually high, high pressure over the pacific ocean. the nearest rain is 800 miles to the north in seattle. meanwhile back here record highs keep us in the mid 70s. eve unof -- it looks as if there is more on the way as long as that hi

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i'm john dickerson along with norah o'donnell and gayle king. we're not late. we're on time.dent trump tweeted this morning, quote, the top leadership and investigators of the fbi and the justice department have politicized the sacred investigative process in favor of democrats and against republicans. he added, rank and file are great people. >> now the president spoke out before an expected decision the allow the release of a classified moby the house chairman. it claims the fbi abused its vary lance during the investigation of possible ties between the trump campaign and russia. >> major garrett is at the white house. good morning. >> good morning. the white house dismisses rumors that fbi director christopher wray threatened to quit over this entire memo controversilet those close to wray tell us that's simply not his stieshlgs but they also telt us wray may issue a rebuttal if, as expected, this memo is released later today. as president trump flew back to washington yesterday, a senior official on "air force one" told reporters the white house would not object to the me

i'm norah o'donnell with john dickerson and gayle king. >> good to be here. >> good to see you. >>> a high steaks battle over the russia investigation is expected to open up. they accuse republicans of changing part of the text before sending it to the white house for review. >> the memo reportedly alleges the bureau and the justice powers when they were looking at the trump campaign. adam schiffed to withdraw it claiming it was secretly teio follows a warning from the fbi director . major republicans are pushing back on thhe last n schiff's contention minute secretly altered saying, quote, m made. they dispute that saying what actually hpe watered down accusations in the suspicious 2016 campaign surveillance. presidenum wld release the classified memo he was briefed on wednesday. authored by house intelligence chairman deveinnus, it talks about secret eavesdropppaof, a former campaign policy adviser. concerns. sha >> my loyalty is to the constitution, to the rule of law, and to the mission ofhe fbi. >> the president's fb i director christopher wray and deputy attorney general rod ros

what do you say, john dickerson?> jump in, jump in. >> i don't share your view. >> oh, you don't. >> it was fun. it was just fun. >> i liked it. >> the game was good. >> we can all agree on that. i'm trying to be like switzerland. welcome back to "cbs this morning." here are three things you should know this morning. some american forces are reportedly being redeployed to afghanistan. dozens of troops have been leaving on daily flight over the last week. they're taking weapons and equipment with them. baghdad declared victory over isis last year. this morning a military spokesman told "cbs this morning" the number of troops is, quote, condition-based. >>> the dow fell 666 points friday on inflation fears and disappointing quarterly results from some technology and energy companies. >> today is the first day on the job for the new chairman of the fwed real reserve, jerome powell. he takes over from janet yellen. >>> this morning after the big game some are calling it super sick monday. they predict that about 14 milli

coming up: john john dickerson, john king, join because pro view.dio 57 with the dow historic plunge, and it impact on your 401k. she is talking to her sources about how investment firms are reacting. >> melody has sources. plus at the kennedy space center with a lot of the most anticipated lunch? years: musk tells us successful test flight of the world's most powerful rocket could change space travel. >> we will reveal oprah's newest collection, and author here with me, gale and moore at the table. all of that plus the eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. we will see you at 7:00. rahel, i couldn't agree with you more, can't love that nick foles guy any more. >> right? >> everything you hear about him, just get better and better and better. >> agreed. >> all right, gale, thanks, we will be watching, guys. >> well, there is a rumor swirling around the snack industry, got a lot of people fired up. >> chips made specifically for women. sound kind of ridiculous, right? could it and roll thing? here is stays you butler from our sister station in los ang

i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king and john dickerson.manding change in response to the school massacre in parkland, florida. [ chanting ] >>> hundreds rallied from las vegas to charleston, south carolina, yesterday to support stronger gun control. one group of teenagers held a lie in protest for three minutes outside the white house. they say is symbol criesed how long it took for the alleged shooter to get an assault rifle. >>> people supported the students call for action. >> thoughts and prayers are not enough. >> that's right. >> the voices of our young people are demanding action. we hear you. >> florida lawmakers are considering gun control measures ahead of a rally by students from marjory stoneman douglas in the state capitol tomorrow. >>> lawmakers say a bill could include age limits and a waiting period for buying firearms. >>> president trump plans to sit down with high school students and teachers tomorrow for what they're calling a listening session about school safety. the white house says it's part of a two week long discu

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i'm norah o'donnell with john dickerson and gayle king. >> good to be here. >> good to see you. >> a high-stakes battle is exploding into open conflict. the top democrat on the house intelligence committee accuses republicans of changing part of the text before sending it to the white house for review. >> the memo reportedly alleges the bureau and the justice department abused surveillance powers when they were looking at the trump campaign. democratic congressman adam schiff asked intelligence committee chairman devin nunes to withdraw it, claiming it was correctly altered. >> this accusation follows a warning from the fbi director that the memo is inaccurate. major garrett is at the white house with the argument that republicans call a bizarre distraction. major, good morning. >> good morning. republicans are pushing back on that contention from congressman schiff that this memo drafted in secret was significantly altered at the last minute. republicans saying only, quote, minor edits were made. democratic source on the committee disputes that, saying what actually happens is repub

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. >> john dickerson and norah o'donnell join us from new york with the preview good morning. >> we doa lot this morning, rahel and jim, ahead we are with the florida school shooting survivors as they prepare to march on the state capitol demanding stricter gun laws. >>> plus david's here with new details on the mysterious death of the board patrol agent in texas. president trump used the suspicious dose renew calls for a wall but only on cbs this morning we will learn why fbi believes it was all a tragic accident. >>> doctor john lepuke looks into a new treatment to help millions of children who suffer from peanut allergies, ale that plus eye opener, your world in 89 on seconds. see you at 7:00. >> thanks, guys. >>> in today's story of brotherly love get ready to get pumped. >> ukee washington spoke to the young woman whose chester county cheer leading team is blazing a trail. >> step, and clap your hands. >> reporter: it takes a lot of practice to pep up a crowd, a lot of practice. >> smile. >> reporter: thinks downingtown dominators a cheer leading group for young people of all abil

. >> gale king and john dickerson join us from new york with a preview.e on this friday, rahel, jim. good to see you both. ahead we will spend the day at colorado school where staff can carry firearms. teachers shared decision to voluntarily bring a gun to class. the process he went through to do it. >> plus for the first time we're learning about the recovery of 13 capital call siblings ally held captive by their parents for years. >> and ultra beauty react to claims it resold used products as new, and talk to former manager who says she was pressured to do exactly that. all of that, plus the eye open er. >> eye opener, that's 90 seconds of your world, all in that little space. >> that's nasty, gale. ugh (. >> that's what i said! jim, i said that is nasty. >> it is very nasty, gale, i'm sure you know ultra is not cheap. >> i know, i know. very interesting story. >> we will be watching. thank you, guys. >> well, a class of art student took random act every kindness challenge, and spread love to their entire school. >> this happened at a school in carmel,

. >> gayle king and john dickerson joins us live with the preview good morning, guys good morning, rahelim but first, would you give pot tour pet. >> no, my dog's already so mellow, he is almost coma coast. >> he is a law abiding citizen >> yes. >> rahel and jim good to see you. we are starting on a very serious note at marjory still man douglas high school where students are returning to class for first time since the terrible shooting. >> plus we will follow three marines just back from deployment in afghanistan to learn about the difficulties of returning to normal life, it is part of new series, coming home. >>> as we mark end of the black history month prominent figures like representative john lewis and debbie allen open up but the importance of story telling and what it means to be black. john what does it mean to be black? i can answer that question too it is pretty dam good. all that and plus your world in 902nd. >> second that rahel. >> we will see you at 7:00. >> yes. >> well, joy, heart break for thousands of families in philadelphia seeking entry to one of the most south aft

. >> john dickerson and gale king join us from new york with a preview.d: we're in park land florida. with how student rent mobilizing after the tragedy, and try to bring an end to school shooting. >> plus what the special council's indictment means for the future of that investigation, and the elizabeth palmer report from russia, about the company accused by robert mueller of using social media to interfere with the 2,016 election. >> this, black comic book hero making movie history. we visit a philadelphia comic book store to find out how marvel's black panther is cementing it place in the culture. all of that plus the eye opener. your wormed in 90 seconds. >> john and i give black panther two thumbs-up. >> we give it a third. >> and i'm going to give it four, gale i'll give it a four , awesome. thank you. >> i think so too. >> speaking about movies, how about a free movie you can see best picture oscar nominee get out for free tonight. universal pictures and writers gordon peel are thanking fans with free screenings at 55amc theatres nationwide, includ

president david roads made at announcement this morning, brennan has filled in as moderator since john dickersond to anchor on cbs this morning. in addition to her new role brennan will continue as cbs news senior foreign affairs correspondent. we will talk to her live tomorrow right here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> we have a warning about a new scam targeting dunkin' donuts. company says a click story is circulating with a coupon claiming to offer a free box of doughnuts to celebrate its anniversary. consumers should not click because dunkin' says, it is a phony, give away. >> don't do it. >> no. >> no matter how good they look. >> they do look good. >> no, no. >>> hiding out on tour why speculation is ram pink out about beyonce and jay-z in the your heart doesn't only belong ♪to you. bye grandpa. and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hos

. >> nora o'donnell, john dickerson join us from new york with a preview.ry january, jim. in arizona into the deadly helicopter crash in the grand canyon. a woman who helped rescue the injured describes the dramatic scene. >> plus: first on cbs this morning, olympic swimmer arianna in studio 57. to speak out about alleged abuse by former team usa coach >> and we're at windsor castle with new details on prince harry and meghan markle's wedding, all of that plus the eye opener. your world in 092nd. see you at 7:00. >> jim is still trying to figure out what to get them. >> going to look at beth bath and beyond their gift registry >> my guess is they have just about everything already. >> oh, come on, nora, we'll awe chip in. you can join in with us. >> something heartfelt. >> okay. >> thanks, guys. well, if you've ever been in voluntary bumped from a flight , you know how frustrat ing it can be. the department of transportation says there are record lows for airlines, last year aligns reported average of .34 passengers out of every 10,000 bumped that means the

. >> gale king and john dickerson join us live from new york with a preview.. i just caught the tail end of that. run out of what? >> fashnaughts. it is fat tuesday. >> yes! >> sugar donuts. >> oh, donuts, got it. >> fashnaughts to you, too. >> you too. i like that word. very good. fashnaughts to you too, rahel, jim. good to see you guys, and we will talk with former cia director defense secretary and white house chief of staff, about security clearances and latest. >> and the fbi has valentine day warning about on line romance scams. victim reveals how she lost about a million dollars. and the new owners after house featured in american war stories say you're living real life nightmare. see the unexpected surprise, they're getting from hundreds of obsessive fans. all of that plus the eye opener. that's your world in 90 fashnaughts. >> we'll see you guys. i know, i like that words, john, fashnaughts. >> you're a a donut roll this morning, lover it. >> fashnaughts. >> right. isn't a donut roll a control ler? >> oh, my gosh. >> thanks, guys. >> well, there is a

. >> like he did to john dickerson. when the interviews turns antagonistic he walks out. >> the dynamic will be different here. >> bob mueller doesn't need to fact check him because he has the interviews of dozens of other witnesses. >> the facts are behind the glass door. the president doesn't know that. the president doesn't know what he -- mueller already has. and that is the sense of alarm among members of his legal team and certainly his outside advisers who are making this case to him to not sit down. they're doing it on television, but they're also doing it privately in those phone calls we know he has every night in the white house residence. people around him are saying don't sit down with mueller. >> sarah, i heard a story about donald trump in one of his intelligence briefings during the campaign. the dynamic was very much of donald trump trying to win them over. so they briefed him, but he offered to take selfies with -- it was a big briefing, so i think he was -- it was a general briefing. he was briefed on

. >> i'm john dickerson with norah o'donnell and gayle king more than a dozen states in the south andeekend of deadly storms and record-setting rain. a massive storm is blamed for at least four deaths across the central u.s. the ohio river crested in cincinnati at more than 60 feet yesterday. well above flood stage. >> the same river spilled over its banks in downtown louisville. kentucky's governor has declared a statewide emergency. at least a dozen tornadoes touched down in tennessee, kentucky, arkansas, and missouri on saturday night. they left behind damaged cars, blown out windows, downed trees and miles of debris. >> dozens of florida lawmakers say the broward county sheriff should be suspended in the wake of the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. scott israel touted his amazing leadership and said he will not resign over his department's response to the valentine's day's attack. in a letter 74 state representatives asked florida governor rick scott to remove israel for, quote, incompetence and neglect of duty. the sheriff's deputy assigned to the school resigned

this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 presented >> i'm norah o'donnell along with gayle king and john dickersonoutside won testify key national intelligence facilities. an suv was stopped at the entrance to nsa at ft. meade. >> if you look closely you can see the bullets in the windshield. it's unclear what the suv was doing there. >>> a top advisory tells us the white house is, quote, coming apart at the seams. fbi director christopher wray testified to congress that porter's security check was finished before allegations of domestic abuse forced porter to leave. the process was still ongoing. porter denies the allegations. >> according to wray, the fbi submitted a partial report last month and finished its background investigation last july. the fbi closed porter's file last month. >> the white house press secretary sarah sanders said career officials were aware of issues back in november but does nsaid they were not notified about the extent of the allegations until just last week. she said the white house security office received the information but did not make a recommendation to senior s

. >>> i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king and john dickerson.side the headquarters of the national security agency. one of the key u.s. intelligence facilities. a law enforcement source says an suv apparently tried to ram a security gate this morning at a secure nsa entrance at fort meade, maryland, northeast of washington. >> and you can see the bullet holes in the vehicle's with windshield. three people were injured but no one was hurt by the gunfire. a suspect is in custody. >>> a top white house adviser tells cbs news the west wing is, quote, coming apart at seams in the fallout from staff secretary rob porter's resignation. fbi director christopher wray testified to congress yesterday that porter's security check was finished before allegations of domestic abuse forced porter to leave. white house officials had said the process was still ongoing. porter denies the allegations. >>> according to wray the fbi submitted a partial report last month and finished its background investigation in late july. wray said the bureau followed up on additi

. >> i'm john dickerson with gayle king and norah o'donnell. of the victims. 17 people were shot dead at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, just before school let out yesterday. >> jamie guttenberg, a student, and aaron feis, an assistant football coach are the first two to be identified. other students describe the horror of the rampage. >> i just hear boom, boom, boom, and i'm like what the heck is that. that can't be anything other than a gunshot. >> he ran up and down the hallway just banging and shooting into the classrooms. he shot through my door and broke the window. >> it was nonstop. even panic. they were running everywhere. >> i was in a classroom and all i heard was the gunshots. the police cleared us to go outside. i seen dead bodies on the floor. >> he was loading up the gun and we all ranup stair. we said, even get into a classroom. we hear bullets coming closer and closer and we hear kids screaming. >> together as a family we can get through it. we can mourn, grieve, do whatever we have to do, but we're g

. >>> i'm gayle king with alex wagner and john dickerson.l is on assignment with "60 minutes." >>> we begin with students returning to class for the first time after the massacre on valentine's day. >> samantha grady, a junior who was shot in the chest during the attack told us it's hard go back but it's also important. >> i'm just going to be thinking like, okay, sam, calm down, it's going to be okay. i'm going to be reassuring myself. there is no barrier strong enough to hold us. we can do this. we can overcome that fear. we can overcome all of the emotion that we feel. >> reporter: another student told us students want the school to be remembered as place where students took a stand and changed something. >>> president trump will meet with democrats and republicans today to discuss gun control legislation. he supposed raising the age limit to buy firearms. school policy could be unveiled this week. senator joe manchin will attend the white house meeting. five years ago he co-sponsored a bill with senator pat toomey to expand background ch

. >> i'm gayle king with norah 'donnell and john dickerson. he's right.ended a candlelight vigil at parkland, florida. it was america's deadliest shooting since the massacre at sandy hook elementary school five years ago. >>> 14 students and three faculty members who died on wednesday have now been identified. alaina petty's family said she spent countless hours with victims of hurricane irma. >> carmen schentrup was a semifinalist for a national scholarship. witnesses say the school's athletic director chris hixon died protecting students. >> with permission from their parents "cbs evening news" anchor jeff glor spoke with four stunts who survived the shooting. they talked about what they witnessed and how they'll remember a heroic coach and how they'll find strength in each other. >> we realized there was an active shooter and information started pouring in about kids being shot. one of my best friends was in the building. she wasn't answering. i didn't know if they with okay. >> i saw confusion and panic with people i went to school with played rec spo

. >> i'm john dickerson with gayle king and norah o'donnell. many warning signs before last week's school shooting but did not act on them. the department says the mother called deputies to her home 39 times in a six-year span. >> the family who took cruz in was talking about it. they say he sent tests from an uber car. the lawyer describes him as pretty innocuous. he texted the family's son saying he had something to tell them but he did not elaborate. >>> students and community members rallied over the weekend to support gun control. on "face the nation," stunts criticized florida senator marco rubio's response to the shooting. >> it's not our job to tell you, senator rubio, how to protect us. the fact that we even have to do this is appalling. our job is to go to school, learn, and not take a bullet. >> senator rubio told our miami station wfor, there is room for the government to respond to the threat. >> it's not unsolvable. it should be addressed. i've never said we -- the report is unfair. i never said we can't do anything. i just said w

i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and john dickerson. >>> students from marjory stoneman dulg las highrning. they arrivinged on three buses. they want new gun laws to prevent shootings like the one that killed 17 of their classmates and teachers just a week ago. >> they're holding a rally while others lobby state lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. adriana diaz made the trip. she's at the state capitol. adriana, good morning. >> good morning. the students will be arriving here within minutes. they'll be coming from that direction. it was here at the capitol that yesterday the house turned down an attempt to vote on a bill that would ban assault weapons. when they saw that happen they got emotional. now, we spoke to state senator lauren book who said both sides are working on a package of reform that would raise the minimum age to 21. for anyone who would want to buy an assault weapon. it would provide funding to tear down the freshman building at the school where the shooting happened. now, there are only 13 days left in this legislative session and the senator told us if they can't

. >> i'm john dickerson with norah o'donnell and bianna golodryga. >>> rob porter quit last week hisicials said k responded appropriately. they say hiss job safe. a close ally says mr. trump was blind-sided by the allegations and called porter a sick puppy. >> those reports are at with mr.trthe weekend. the president said on friday it's important to remembert said on saturday, people's lives are being shatternd and destroyed by a mere allegation. is there no such thing any longer of due process? he defended alabama candidate roy moore who rejected allegations of pursuing teenage girls when he was in his 30s. >> roy moore denies it. that's all i can say. he denies it. and by the way, he totally denies it. >> reporter: the president backed former fox news host bill o'reilly. after claiming o'reilly harassed them. mr. trump told the "times," quote, he is a good person. i don't think bill would do anything wrong. o'reilly calls the harassment allegations wrong. >> all of a sudden they're saying these horrible things about him. it's very sad because he's a very good person. >> ailes resig

i'm norah o'donnell with john dickerson and gayle king.rs are working to avoid a government shutdown, but president trump is calling for one if lawmakers do not accept his immigration plan. >> we'll do a shut down and it's worth it for our country. i'd love to see a shutdown if we don't get this stuff taken care of. if we have to shut it down because the democrats don't want safety, then shut it down. we'll go with another shut down. >> he made himself clear there. the president spoke during a white house round table on gang violence. he wants $25 billion for a border wall and new immigration limits. in exchange for path to citizenship for 1.8 million people brought to the u.s. illegally as children. >> 690,000 are registered for protected status under the daca program. white house chief of staff john kelly said the other 1.1 million who didn't sign up for daca were, quote, lazy. he clarified that yesterday. >> some of them were perhaps a little concerned about signing up when many, many people in neighborhoods signed up three times, two o

. >>> i'm gayle king with john dickerson and norah o'donnell.une its response to the domestic abuse claims against the senior presidential aide who resigned last week. >> the president believes everyone should be treated fairly and with due process. >> that statement from white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders led to these questions from our chip reid yesterday. >> reporter: why does she have to speak through you? >> the president has been clear multiple times through myself and others within the administration that we condemn domestic violence in all forms. >> he has not said it. >> i'm the spokesperson for the white house and the president. >> he hasn't addressed the victims of domestic violence at all. >> actually not true. he literally dictate that statement -- dictated that statement to me. i'm not sure how that's not the president speaking on that topic. >> on friday the president addressed former staff secretary rob porter's resignation. he said it's important to remember porter maintains his innocence. porter's first wife, co

. ♪ >>> i'm john dickerson, and authorities in florida admit they saw many warning signs before lastt act on them. the sheriff's department said the mother of the suspected shooter called deputies to her home 39 times in a six year span. >> the attorney for the family that took cruz after his mother died is talking about the schoo lawyer described them as innocuous. he said he had something to tell them, but he did not elaborate. >>> the white house says this morning that president trump supports improving gun background checks. survivors in florida are calling for anti-gun demonstrations in washington next month. a rally over the weekend demanded stronger gun control. on "face the nation," students criticized senator marco rubio. >> it's not our job to tell you, senator rubio, how to protect us. the fact we have to do this is apaling. our job is to go to school, learn, and not take a bullet. >> senator rubio told our miami station wfor, there is room for of the government to respond to the threat. >> it's not unsolvable, it should be addressed. i never said we should -- the reportin

>> i'm john dickerson with gayle king and norah o'donnell.erview where a man said this was the best day of his life, including when he got married and had children. i'm thinking if i was your wife and children i would be a little jawed up right now. >> yeah. >> die-hard eagles fans. >> philadelphia eagles are soaring this morning on top of the football world. >> out to the right, pull it over the middle and into the end zone. zach ertz with a touchdown. >> the eagles knocked off the patriots beating the defending champions 41-33. >> the eagles fans had to hold their breath until tom brady's last pass fell incomplete in the end zone, 30 seconds a long time, and they waited a long time for this 57 years since the team's last nfl championship. when the game was over, thousands of fans packed the streets of philadelphia to celebrate. some of them climbed on anything they could find including an awning that collapsed outside a hotel. demarco morgan in philadelphia where cleanup is under way and parade plans are in the works. demarco, good morning.

i'm gayle king with john dickerson and norah o'donnell.r side in the wake of this month's deadly school shooting. he's willing to take on the nra which would pit him against fellow republicans. those republicans only want modest changes in gun laws. they want to arm qualified teachers and strengthen background strength. >> mr. trump is expected to meet with lawmakers from both sides of the aisle tomorrow to discuss possible legislation. major garret is at the white house. major, on this issue the president has said he might break with the nra but he want every state of people that own a gun so is the president going to break with the understand ra and is he going to break with his gun owning supporters. >> reporter: there are a lot of miegts and ifs in this equation right now. there's still no decision here at the white house whether or not to send a legislative package on school safety to capitol hill and if that would even include anything significant on gun restrictions. the president has endorsed some ideas about you until we see those

. >>> i'm gayle king with john dickerson and norah o'donnell. we are one big team usa.s. the first of 17 funerals of victims at marjory stoneman douglas high school will be held this morning. more than 1,000 attended a candlelight vigil last night in florida. it was america's deadliest school shooting since the massacre at sandy hook elementary school five years ago. >> the 14 students and three faculty members who died on wednesday have now been identified. alana petty's family said she spent hours volunteering including helping victims of hurricane irma. of friend of martin duque calls him so caring and one of the nicest people. >> carmen schentrup was a semifinalist for a national merit scholarship. the classmate tweeted she was someone we all praised for her intelligence and witnesses say the school's athletic director chris hixson died protecting students. >> with permission from their parents cbs evening news anchor jeff glor spoke with four who survived and what they witnessed and how they will remember a heroic coach in finding strength in each other. >> we real

. >>> i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and john dickerson.m died this morning at his north carolina home. he was the world's best-known christian evangelist for decades and played a role in the development of religious fund mentalism in america. >> graham preached to an estimated 250 million people around the world. he knew a dozen u.s. presidents and participated in most of their inaugurations even though he denied any political role. his evan galism started after world war ii with the first of what he called crusades. he combined preaching with activism challenging people to make their lives better by following jesus christ. >> he spread the gospel using tv and radio and visited more than 185 nations during 70 years of his ministry. graham led his final crusade in 2005. he survived a string of ailments in his later years including cancer and pneumonia. billy graham was 99 years old. >> 100 birthday would have been in november. >>> students from marjory stoneman douglas high school are marching the florida state capitol this morning. about 1

i'm gayle king with john dickerson and alex wagner is here. we're in good hands.or "60 minutes." students and teachers in class at stoneman douglas high school for the first time since 17 people were killed on valentine's day. police guided students to the school in parkland, florida, when doors reopened there this morning. >> samantha grady a junior who was shot in the chest during the attack told us it's hard to go back, but it's also important. >> i'm going to be thinking like, okay, sam, calm down, it's going to be okay, i'm just going to be reassuring myself. there's no barrier that is strong enough to hold us. we can do this. we can overcome that fear and overcome all of that, you know, all the emotion that we feel. >> another student told us students want the school to be remembered as a place where the kids took a stand and changed something. >>> president trump will meet with republican and democratic members of congress today to discuss potential gun control legislation. the president says he supports raising the age limit to legally buy certain firls. s

i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and john dickerson.cause you raise a good point. >> i am glad we have come to some agreement. >>> first on "cbs this morni . >>> first we hear oprah winfrey's reaction to speculation about a presidential run. last fall in her first assignment for 60 minutes winfrey talked to voters about the political divide in our nation. for sunday's broadcast she returns six months later to the very same place. grand rapids michigan to follow-up with the same group. the panel brings up rumors of a presidential run fueled by winfrey's powerful golden globe speech. in an interview with "60 minutes", win free throw explains her motivation behind that speech and whether politics is in her future. >> i was looking for a way to express what was going on in this moment in terms of gender, in class, and race. and for too long women have not been heard or believed if they dared to speak their truth to the power of those men. but their time is up. [ applause ] their time is up. i cared about landing that speech in the room and