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more on former first lady barbara bush and broader look at the presidency we knew who to call, john dickersonr "cbs this morning" and author this month's cover story how the presidency became impossible good to have you back on very familiar set. >> dickerson: i admire watching you, great to be on. >> brennan: thank you. george and barbara bush they had the longest marriage in presidential history. >> dickerson: that's what i think about. they say about the spouses of people who serve in the military, they are the backbone of the military. and that emotional relationship for 73 years she was the backbone to the family dedicated to public service, it started as you say 73 years ago. her nissan i went off to war, they wrote constant letters to each other then for month they stopped she didn't know what happened. is for three days she didn't know whether he lived or died. that was the emotional roller coaster who is dedicated their life to their country and she had to go through all of that. then watching him get abused in public, knowing how pain half is not being able to do anything about it.

. >>> this morning in the series "pay attention," john dickerson goes for a float in pitch blackness.hind how sensory deprivation may help us escape our hyperconnected world. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® you'dreamt about it, it, maybe you should just go ahead and do it. we're legalzoom, and we've helped over a million people just like you start their own businesses. legalzoom. where life meets legal. >>> our top stories this morning, the man suspected of shooting two dallas police officers and a home depot worker is under arrest. police say armando luis juarez was being escorted out of the store when he opened fire yesterday. the two officers are in critical condition following surgery. >>> the husband of the woman killed last week when an engine exploded on a southwest airlines plane is speaking publicly for the first time. kris van cleave talked with michael reirden, husband of jennifer, who

because it's by our own john dickerson about the challenges of the modern presidency. s the daunting growth of responsibilities awaiting a president. he writes this. we are a president-obsessed nation, so much so that we undermine the very idea of our constitutional democracy. no one man or woman can possible represent the very competing interests of 327 million citizens. it may be that no man or woman can perform the ever expanding duties of office while managing an executive branch of 2 million employees, not including the armed forces, charged with regulating everything from air pollution to x-raying passengers. this is what the cover looks like. so good. you used all my notes. >> that's right, gayle. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. ght, gayle. >> congratulations to you, john dickerson. >> thank you. >> all right. we'll be right back. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? full-bodied. aveeno® positively radiant body lotion... it's time to get your glow on! with th

john dickerson joins us now from new york.k to you. >> thank you. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning"." john dickerson has more from new york. >> reporter: ahead, gayle will have the first in depth network interview with house speaker paul ryan since he decided not to seek re- election. she is in the speaker's office at the capital this morning. they will talk about what led to his decision, the future of the republican party and his dinner last night with the president. plus, how instagram, which is owned by facebook, is giving users more control over their information. and we'll look at how many teachers are moving to find higher wages. all that plus the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. we'll see you at 7:00. >> already, john. sounds good. thank you. >>> it is 6:46. gianna has been keeping her eye on a couple of traffic hot spots this morning. >> it's been tough this morning. we have had problems on 280, now 880 the hot spot this morning through hayward. looks like chp working on this

. >>> john dickerson has been on a journalistic quest finding ways to enjoy life without starring into or computer this morning floats in a tank. >> less than a foot of water bouyied by 2,000 pounds of salt. i'm weightless. at some point i move to a state of a clear but empty mind. senso sensory deprivation, far as i could get from social media, e-mail and the rest of what pinballs through our head. in a day. >> all of the distractions that are in this world are not in the tank. >> for the past six months entrepreneur scott mckenzie has floated three to six times a week in southern california. >> to have that nothingness and be forced to decompress there's something revitalizing about it. >> mckenzie says nothingness has opened his mind to new business ideas. >> it keeps me more focused. you realize my mind has a whole reboot. >> around since the 50s floating is now resurfacing as an alternative therapy for physical and mental health. elite athletes like golden state warrior steph curry. >> the three. >> claim it helps guys mental focus. >> it's the only place that i found in this worl

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. >>> john dickerson floating in a sensory deprivation tank it's called for our >>> this is a kpix 5 update. >> good morning. it is 7:26. a live look now at concord where firefighters have the upper hand on a three alarm fire. it broke out this morning around 1:00 a.m. two people suffering from smoke inhalation were taken to the hospital. residents of a nearby arment comment plex -- complex for have been evacuated. >>> test trains will be running nonstop up to 20 hours a difor several months in san jose to test the new bart trains. >>> good norng. it is 7:27. a motorcycle accident in the south bay is causing delays in northbound 101. the backup starts as you approach highway 87. 4 # # minutes frill hilliard to san antonio. and there is a lot of yellow and red lighting up the sensors there. 43 minutes from 238 to 84. >>> we are not seeing much of the sunrise out there this morning but we are getting a lot of low clouds hovering over the bay bridge. it is 51 in livermore and 53 in concord n. the afternoon highs today will be pretty warm. eventually the cloud cover will burn itself off

it's cbs's john dickerson, they illegitemmize themselves.y damaged their only reputation. >> we make mistakes. that's true of every president. to my mind. i have been to every one of them since 1980. the only president that missed was ronald reagan after he was shot. you put it down. in reality it's an opportunity for people who are often in direct conflict, the kind of press versus powerful people. that's why he went to the grid iron dinner that was more exclusive and elite. that was not televised. this is televised. this is far more democratic than the grid iron dinner. >> well, all i know, i go by own experience being there. it's a sweaty, pathetic, huddle of wanna be celebrities up against celebrities. the idea of sitting at home watching a dinner when you could be watching something real, like the greg gutfeld show. or jesse's show or judge. i am plugging for saturday night. >> exactly. >> it's a huddle of self-importance people that believe they are saving the republic from donald trump. if you watch the way this dinner went through 8

welcome back, john dickerson. >> thank you, very much, i'm happy to be back. >> rested? >> i think so. >> we missed you. >> i missed all of you. welcome to "cbs this morning." norah is off but we have bianna here with us. the so-called dreamers face new uncertainty this morning after president trump promise nod more immigration talks with congress. the president also threatened to end nafta, the north american free trade agreement, if mexico does not take action to stop illegal immigration. >> in a series of easter morning tweets, the president called on republicans to use the, quote, nuclear option to pass tough laws now. no more daca deal. and he claimed more immigrants are coming to take advantage of the program that protects young people brought to the u.s. illegally by their parents. >> federal judges have temporarily blocked the president's attempt to end daca. chip reid is at the white house with the impact of his latest statements. chip, good morning. >> good morning. president trump ended the daca program last year, but he gave congress six months to come up wit

john dickerson joins us from new york. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. happy wednesday. ahead, president trump sends mixed messages about embattled va secretary nominee ronnie jackson. we'll take a closer look at the allegations against him. drones may help doctors save lives. you will see how they could soon be delivering blood to hospitals in the silicon valley valley. we will take you inside a sensory deprivation tank. all that plus your eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. we'll see you at 7:00. >> helps you pay attention in that sensory deprivation tank. >> i do pay attention. >> does it work? >> um, sometimes. >>> wall street is hoping to break a losing streak today and more bay area tech companies are releasing their earnings reports. >> we love you, kenny. joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks brooks. >>> the stock market caught our attention yesterday but for the wrong reasons. a big sell-off. dow down over 400 points. the dow on a five-session losing streak. couple reasons, one of them rising interest rates. the rate on the 10-year tre

john dickerson has more from new york. >> reporter: good morning.ad, we are gathering details on house speaker paul ryan's decision not to seek re- election. what the move means for the republican party and the trump administration's agenda. >> plus, we'll hear what other silicon valley executives think about mark zuckerberg's marathon testimony yesterday. >> tesla's ceo elon musk tells us why new regulations might be needed. >> also, the man who lost his job after pocket dialing his boss. whoops! all that plus the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. we'll see you at 7:00. >> that's something you do not want to do especially if you are talking bad. john, thank you. >> see you at 7:00. thank you. >>> mark zuckerberg's testimony appears to have satisfied investors and inflation is on the rise. joining us now with the details, kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning. zuckerberg getting ready for his second day of congressional testimony. this time, in front of members of the house but investors definit

podcast with john dickerson talking about the rhetoric of wallace, he was comparing it to trump. it is an interesting notion. >> another figure important to this is pat buchanan. we are here at the bush library. one inn challenged bush new hampshire in 1992. he got almost 40% of the vote. a president who has primary problems could be a bad indicator. you can also comes out of that wallace school. that was also the year of ross perot. i cannot remember the name of the academic in the 1970's. the voters recalled middle american radicals. there were candidates who fit this description. >> just a question for you -- for the last presidential campaign in france, we have measured with open-ended questions, what is the most important problem? immigration was the third most important problem for french voters. second issue was security. i was wondering, is there a problem with the measurement of what is an important problem? we pay so much attention to immigration. and --al parties when we observe what happens in different countries, immigration seems to be more important to explain the

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and you know some of your probably heard it is an interesting podcast with john dickerson talking abouthe rhetoric and he was comparing it to trump i have not done a deep dive but -- >> i think another figure that is important and sort of buchanan. we heard he challenged bush and new hampshire in 1992. buchanan got almost 40 percent of the vote. and i think sometimes, the sitting president who is a little primary problems can be a bad indicator for november. it was 1992, buchanan also comes out of that -- it was also the year of ross perot. i cannot render the name of the academic from the 1970s but he came up with a term, the voters were called -- middle america radicals.certain candidates for this mold or appealed to those voters. trump is one of them. wallace, buchanan and ross perot off on that. >> a question for you. >> thank you! >> for the last residential in france we have measured, a lot of open-ended questions. immigration was the third most important problem for the french electorates. 10 percent -- the second issue was security. i was wondering, is there a problem with the m

you have probably heard about the whistle stop podcast with john dickerson comparing it to trump. >> i have not done a deep dive into that but it is an interesting notion. >> another thing i think it is important is pat you can and who challenged, buchanan bush won in 1992 and new hampshire. the sittingthink president, who has a little bit of a primary problem can be a bad indicator for november and i think that was for bush and 1992 but buchanan also sort of comes from that, i will also say that was the year of perot. i cannot remember the name of the academic from the 1970's but he came up with that term but the voters were called mars. reformers.ican perotn fit wallace and into that group. lastion: for the presidential campaign in france, we had an open-ended question. mostration was the third persistent problem for french. only 10%, first economy as usual in second issue was security. i was wondering, is there a problem with the measurement with this? because we pay so much attention to emigration and could be the political parties or political sovereignties are wrong, i mean, th

. >> i'm john dickerson. all trhree of us are here today which is wonderful and safe. are welcoming president trump's move to send national guard troops to the border. the president signed a proam a proclamation last night saying the combination of dangerous gang activity and extensive illegal immigration not only threatens our safety, but also undermines the rule of law. she did not say how many troops will go. federal law prohibits the military from carrying out domestic law enforcement unless authorized by congress. >> nielsen says illegal border crossings are increasing, according to customs and border protection. border arrests are down more than 12% from this time last year. more than 37,000 people were apprehended in march, the most in one month since mr. trump took office. >>> cbs news military and homeland security analyst sandy winifeld is a retired navy admiral. a former vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and joins us from washington. admiral, good morning. >> good morning, john. how are you? >> i'm very well. thank you for joining us. is this just i

. >>> i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king and john dickerson. >>> cbs news was the first to report jackson'scused of abuse of behavior toward staff, excessive drinking on the job and improperly dispensing medications. >> john tesser says ronnie jackson was known as the candy man for giving out pills. the president said he may recommend that jackson step aside but also said he will support him if he does not drop out. jackson told president trump in an oval office meeting he wants the chance to tell his side of the story in public. >>> french president emmanuel macron is wrapping up his trip to washington with a speech to a joint meeting of congress right now. president trump and macron held a series of the intense talks yesterday and said they are working together on iran and syria. mr. trump did not dismiss macron's idea of a new iran nuclear deal but left people guessing about his next moves. president trump also said he wants to bring troops home from syria soon but said he and macron agreed they need a strong and lasting footprint in syria. >>> throughout macron's visit, their body langu

. >>> i'm john dickerson with gayle king.ent trump's personal attorney michael cohen. investigators are looking at whether cohen violated election laws. the judge ordered prosecutors to put the material into a searchable database to be shared with defense attorneys. >> his lawyer revealed that sean hannity is also a cohen client. hannity a big trump supporter strongly criticized the raid. cohen has been a guest on his program several times. >> last night attorney told hannity he made a mistake. >> i think that you should have disclosed your relationship with cohen when you talked about him on the show. you could have said just that you had asked him for advice or whatever. i think it would have been much better had you disclosed that relationship. >> do you understand the nature of it -- i will deal with it later in the show. it was minimal. >> you should have said that. >> hannity defended his ties to ho c cohen. >> i never retained his services. i never received an invoice. i never paid michael cohen for legal fees. i did h

. >>> i'm norah o'donnell with john dickerson and gayle king. >>> president trump said in a radio intervieway cause a little pain, but he insists there's no trade war. the president asked the u.s. trade representative last night to consider tariffs on another $100 billion of chinese-made goods. >> mr. trump accused china of, quote, unfair retaliation for his previous round of proposed tariffs. china's government is not impressed and vows to keep fighting. ben tracy is in beijing. ben, good morning. >> good morning. the white house may be hoping it can somehow scare china into making major trade concessions, but so far the chinese government is not flinching. china's foreign ministry released a statement that says we do not want to fight, but we are not afraid to fight a trade war and went on to say that china will not hesitate to pay any price and will fight back firmly. now china has already threatened $50 billion of tariffs on u.s. goods, including high-profile u.s. exports such as soy beans, pork and aircraft. now that was in response to president trump's proposed $50 billion in tariffs

i'm gayle king with john dickerson and norah o'donnell.res to leave congress in january. his decision follows weeks of speculation about his future. >> ryan has served nearly 20 years in congress and became speaker in october of 2015. he also ran for vice president on mitt romney's ticket in 2012. nancy cordes is on capitol hill where ryan spoke to reporters. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. speaker ryan insisted he is not retiring come january because republicans might lose control of congress or because of turmoil at the white house. instead, he said this is about family. he said that he has been serving in congress for longer than the three children have been awive. they're here in wisconsin and he's here in d.c. during the week and time to make a change. >> i will be setting new priorities in my life but i'm leaving incredibly proud of what we have accomplished. some of you may know my story. my dad died when i was 16, the age my daughter is. i don't want to be one of those people looking back on my life thinking i spend more t

. >> i'm john dickerson with norah o'donnell and gayle king. >>> police and federal agents are searchingter at a waffle house. travis reinking was wearing only a jacket and carrying a semiautomatic rifle when he opened fire just before 3:30 yesterday morning. they arrested him last july for being in a restricted area near the white house. four of his weapons were seized and given to his father who now acknowledges that he returned them to his son. four people were killed and four others were hurt in yesterday's shooting. >>> the ceo of waffle house told a customer who tackled the shooter that, quote, we are forever in your debt for disarming this man. he was behind a door when he saw it was time to act. >> at the time that he was either reloading or the gun jammed or whatever happened is when i ran through the swivel door. i hit him with the swivel door and then the gun was kind of jammed up and it was pushed down. so we were scuffling. and i managed to get him with one hand on the gun and then i grabbed it from him and i threw it over the countertop. >> sure hope he gets free waffle hou

. >> i'm john dickerson with norah o'donnell. gayle is off. welcome to monday.00 central american migrants is waiting outside san diego to learn if its members can get asylum in the united states. the caravan reached the u.s./mexico border yesterday. their journey has become a focus of the immigration debate. president trump has used them to criticize u.s. immigration law. >> the caravan made its way north from central america through mexico to the border city of tijuana. mireya villareal is there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this group has been traveling for nearly a month through central america. you can see right here they have been traveling on foot. they've been traveling on bus and on train. and now they are sleeping on the cold, hard floor because they want to be the first in line to seek asylum from the u.s. when the doors open later on this morning. now this group where there is a lot of young children here involved, have been told that the border crossing facility here in tijuana does not have enough room to accommodate them all. these mig

. >>> i'm norah o'donnell with john dickerson and bianca golodryga.e with her interview with howard schultz of starbucks in a little bit. >>> flags are flying at half-staff for former first lady barbara bush. she died yesterday at her houston home at the age of 92. george h.w. bush's chief of staff said the former president is, quote, heartbroken and held mrs. bush's hand all day before she passed. >> barbara bush was only the second woman to be the wife of one president and the mother of another. she's being remembered for her dedication to public service, sense of humor and devotion to her family. those were all on display in the 1990 graduation speech at wellesley college. >> you must read to your children, and you must hug your children, and you must love your children. your success as a family, our success as a society, depends not on what happens in the white house but on what happens inside your house. somewhere out in this audience may even be someone who will one day follow in my footsteps and preside over the white house as the president's s

. >>> i'm john dickerson with gayle king and norah o'donnell.ent trump threatens much of what is good in this nation. comey writes about the president in his new memoir "a higher loyalty." the republican party calls it self-serving. >> the book addresses the possibility that mr. trump obstructed justice in part by asking comey to let go of the investigation of fired national security adviser michael flynn. but comey writes the behavior i saw while disturbing and violating basic norms of ethical leadership may fall short of being illegal. >> comey also looks at the hillary clinton e-mail server investigation. republicans have condemned his handling of the case. some democrats say he cost clinton the presidency by reopening the probe just before the election. comey says that after the election, then-president obama told him, i picked you to be fbi director because of your integrity and your ability. i want you to know that nothing, nothing has happened in the last year to change my view. >> the president has just tweeted in response to this saying

i'm gayle king with john dickerson and norah o'donnell. >>> they are going to discuss the alleged chemicaliles strk an air base in syria earlier this morning. russia says it was carried out by israeli military jets. the pentagon says no u.s. forces were involved here. >> the possible chemical weapons attack hand on saturday in the rebel held syria of duma outside damascus. more than 40 people were reportedly killed. rescuers report that some of the survivors smelled like chlorine, but it's not known what substance was used. cbs news cannot independently verify the videos or whether a chemical weapon was used. syria's government denies carrying out the attack. >>> president trump says syria will pay a big price for the attack. he hammered russian president vladimir putin and iran on twitter for backing syrian president bashar al assad. mr. trump will meet with his senior military leaders tonight. major garrett is at the white house where changes in the president's national security team may affect the response. major, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the trump administration not unl

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