. >> dickerson: good evening, i'm john dickerson. jeff glor is on assignment on his way to the florida panhandle, because hurricane michael is heading there, too. it is expected to make landfall as a category three as soon as wednesday morning. the governor calls it a monstrous storm. he's ordered evacuations of the panhandle. and residents are boarding up and moving out. storm surge and hurricane watches are up along the gulf coast. helping us track the storm is lonnie quinn, chief weathercaster at our new york flagship station, wcbs. lonnie? >> reporter: good evening. let's give you the latest as far as the national hurricane center is concerned, the most recent numbers at 5:00 eastern standard time show a category one system, 80 mile per hour winds. it got a little stronger today, moving to the north at nine miles per hour, it is the direction it moving in what we've got to keep an eye on the intensification of the storm. is it a guarantee, no. we watch it closely alot of warm warm water in the gulf of mexico will strengthen. cook

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she spoke to john dickerson today in an interview for "face the nation." >> hardest decision you've ever made? >> it certainly ranks right up there. there's no doubt about it. there have been other very difficult decisions, but this was a tough one. >> i heard george w. bush made a number of calls to you. >> he did. he actually called me three times. he knows brett kavanaugh very well. and wanted me to know of his personal experience with him and endorsement of him. >> give me a sense you gave the speech what the reaction has been like. >> it has been overwhelming on both sides. i've heard from people that i haven't heard from in many, many decades. and i've heard from a lot of protesters as well as people who support my decision. >> ninan: and you can see more of john dickerson's interview with senator collins tomorrow on "face the nation." john's guests also include senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. the family of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald said today that the murder conviction of chicago police officer jason van dyke was "a victory for america." a jury on friday found van dyke g

john dickerson joins me now from washington. so john, what affect will this acrimonious battle have on the senate itself moving forward? >> well, we'll have to see. democrats certainly feel like the republicans gamed the system with the f.b.i. investigation, that it was not thorough, that it didn't really look into the questions that were at issue. they also have that building upon the animosity they have about merrick garland's nomination being blocked by mitch mcconnell. so, there is certainly a lot of anger and it is on an issue where people get quite exercised. and we'll have to see how that really plays out. we'll see, certainly in a month when there is an election. and whether democratic voters respond to this current moment. and that will gage, or that will give us some sense of whether then democratic leaders respond in a way that keeps this alive beyond the current moment. >> quijano: for the senators who crossed party lines, what drove them to do it? >> well, i think that they-- basically, local politics. and so for sen

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i'm bianna golodryga with gayle ave brearah o'donnell and john dickerson.rom capitol hill to bring you. the senate voted 51-49 to advance brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination to a toal vote tomorrow. oments ago, the white house said it's confident kavanaugh will get the votes. s.rlier the nominee lobbied one last time for his confirmation with an op-ed article in the "wall street journal." he answered critics of his forceful tone writing this "i moreery emotional last thursday, more so than i've ever eeen, i hope everyone can andrstand i was there as a son, a husband and a dad." >> republicans hold a 51-49 senate majority so they can only afford to lose one republican vote to confirm kavanaugh tomorrow. if all democrats vote no. nancy corps december is on capitol hill and we've been following those four undecided senators, flake, collins, murkowski and manchin. interesting how they voted. >> three out of the four of them, norah, voted to advance this nomination. the only one who voted no was lisa murkowski of alaska who spent the day yesterday, intere

we're dressing up as gayle king, for o'donnell and, john dickerson -- norah o'donnell, john dickerson and bianna golodryga. we begin with your eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. midterms and democrats take on healthcare targeting what they claim is a vulnerable issue for republicans. a new study finds that popular kids' apps are full of manipulative and disruptive ads. that's not good. what can you do to protect your children and give them thwi an actress, diane lane on your screen about her role in "house of cards." we'll see you at 7:00. happy halloween to you. >> and to you. i'll be trick or treating later on. see you. >> all right. see you. >>> so you're going to be a carpet or rug? >> just a rug. my daughter doesn't want to be jasmine anymore. >> i'm going to be chef choi- ardee. >> my little one is going to be peter pan and i'm tinkerbell. >> okay! >> i wish i could make magic happen on the roads. it's om an earlier crash that had all lanes shut down at whipple. first reports of a serious accident in the south bay along 280 this morning. so it's reported southbound 280 ramp t

the same as john dickerson. now that we've added four, i think it's expanded to the intelligence in what we do there. >> stephen: a lot of the people at the desk. how do you traffic cop that? i tell you what i like. i like me and that camera right there. no questions, who's got the next question. that guy. ( laughter ) how do you know who goes next? >> sharing is caring, stephen. you've heard that? ( laughter ) >> stephen: yes, you've got to be a friend to have a friend. >> we all play nicely with each other. sometimes people lean in, some lean out. we're still navigating that. so far, so good. >> stephen: watch out. dickerson will scratch your eyes out. >> yeah, he's very tough. he's very smart. >> stephen: he's very sweet. you've just done an interview i would love to do. you talked to the legendary tina turner. she looks exactly the same. ( applause ) >> but listen to this, tina turner is now 78 years old. in the last two or three years, she has had a stroke, she has had vertigo, she has had a kidney transpla

i'm john dickerson and this is "face the nation." the fight over judge kavanaugh's confirmation to the supreme court is finally over but the angry atmosphere both outside and inside the capitol -- >> i'm left with anger, fury, disgust. >> it's been cruel, reckless and indecent both to dr. ford and judge kavanaugh. >> has gone from bad to worse. and now with only a month left before the midterm elections, both parties are energized. >> he and his wonderful family at the hand of democrats is unthinkable. in their quest for power the radical democrats have turned into an angry mob. >> main republican susan collins tells us >> she voted for kavanaugh despite intense pressure to owe -- oppose him and we'll ask senate majority leader mitch mcconnell why he think republicans will benefit from the kavanaugh fight and have plenty of political analysis just ahead on "face the nation." >> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." the battle that's divided the country and in particular washington, d.c. is over in one of the closest supreme

john dickerson joins us now from new york.d morning ahead on cbs this morning, we'll beg world in 90 seco >>> 6:44. time for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." john dickerson joins us now from new york. who's in your shot, john? >> our shot is filled with all kinds of interesting people. we of renaming the show, who's in your shot? good morning, michelle. the first thing in our shot will be the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. then brett kavanaugh's supreme court hopes face their first test in the full senate today. the number 2 senate democrat dick durbin will join us as well as a man who has been talking to republicans who hope by the end of the weekend they will be calling him justice kavanaugh. and the hot race for senate in it's about more than just what happens the in the lone star state. only on "cbs this morning," the candidates, republican senator ted cruz and democrat beto o'rourke ll us about their state's changing demographics. we'll see you with all that at 7:00. >> thank you. i'll watch

dickerson: we turn now is chris coons from wilmington, good morning, senator. >> good morning, john, great to be on with you again. >> dickerson: i'll start with you where i started with senator lankford in the violence increased between 2016 and 2017, why do you think that is? >> i think that is because of the causitc tone of our national politics, this hateful, deranged man is just latest in a series of violence this past week that ourthati folkons who are inspired by hat, by fear, by bigotry to take up and act on their deranged ideas. i think there is a responsibility for all of us to lower the tone of hatred and division in our country. >> dickerson: is is that the way you see it all lawmakers, all people in public life share the responsibility equally are more portions of the culture that have more work to do than others? >> well, i think those of us in national office, our president, those who hoped to be president, those of us in congress, who have louder microphones who are heard from and seen more regularly, need to take responsibility for ways in which we lower the temperatu

thanks for watching until next week for "face the nation" i'm john dickerson i'm see you tomorrow onning." captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> the controversy continues. the sexual assault allegations against brett kavanaugh. then the senate will decide if kavanaugh gets to cement a conservative majority on the high court. >>> also the growing disaster n indonesia. a southern california beach remains closed after a w horrifying smark attack. >>> a football player collapses

. >>> and in its reporter's notebook, john dickerson looks back on his high school years and the teacherm find his voice. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching, i'm hena doba. have a great day. i'm hena doba. have a great day. i'm kenny choi. >>> hello, friday as we take a live look from our "salesforce tower" camera. the weekend is almost here as countdown begins and the weather gods are cooperating. um, it's warming up for this weekend. it is friday, october 12th. we are happy about that. thanks for waking up with us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's say good morning to mary and jaclyn. friday our favorite day of the week. >> yay! >> "fri-yay"! >> that's it this morning. >> 2:30 in the morning she texted happy friday! >> so excited about it. yeah, you know, i was thinking about the weekend on monday morning. ha ha! it was so nice to have nice weather, too, warm conditions just in time for our weekend. we are going to be warming up. a live a look at our san jose camera under clear skies. temperatures are in the 50s for many spots but check out s

october 14th i'm john dickerson this is "face the nation." midd east.ofrcti te murder of journalist jamal khashoggi who walked into a saudi consulate. 'll have to see. we're going to get to the btt it d there will be severe punishment. >> dickerson: we'll have more from tonight's "60 minutes" interview.l as a key senator one senate foreign relations committee, florida republican marco rubio who is next for the u.s. relationship with saudi arabia. he'll also give us an update on florida's recovery fhurrmichael. then in a week of back to back to back presidential rallies, we'll check in on november's mid term elections with chairman of the democratic senatorial campaign committee, chris van hollen. and we'll take a look at who is ahead in the battle for control of the house with our cbs news battleground tracker. plus, we'll talk to nebraska republican senator ben sasse about his new book. all that have and plenty of political analysis all ahead on "face the nation." good morning and welcome to "face the nation." president trump sat down on thu

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm john dickerson. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the overnight news. i'm jericka duncan. there are more questions than answers about this weekend's limousine crash in upstate new york that left 20 people dead. turns out the limo should not have been on the road and the driver should not have been behind the wheel. meanwhile, families are planning funerals. demarco morgan begins our coverage. >> reporter: today after a deadly crash killed 20 people on their way to a birthday celebration, heartache turned to anger. >> the owner of the company had no business putting a failed vehicle on the road. >> reporter: when governor andrew cuomo revealed disturbing new details about the vehicle and its driver, while attending the columbus state parade, the oerf the limo prestige icle limousine to shutdown, noting the driver, 53-year-old scott, did not even have the appropriate license to drive the limo. the tragedy unfolded here on a serene fall day at this intersection. a known danger spot. police say the 2001 ford excursio

. >> john dickerson joins me from washington. john, what effect will this acrimonious battle have on senate itself moving forward? >> we'll have to see. democrats feel like the republicans gamed the system with the fbi investigation that it was not thorough or look into the questions that were at issue. they also have that building b behind the animosity about merrick garland's nomination being blocked by mitch mcconnell. there's certainly a lot of anger and on an issue where people get exercised and we'll have to see how that plays out. we'll see in a month when there's an election and whether democratic voters respond to this cur ilhat wi give us some sense whether democratic leaders respond in a way that keeps this alive beyond the current moment. >> what drove them to do it? >> basically local politics and so for senator lisa murkowski, she's quite independent. she was able to win reelection to her office after losing in a republican primary. she also has a number of local issues where people have reason to be suspicious of ju

i i i ays toanna golodryga with gayle king and john dickerson.g for ron desantis and other gop nominees. he plans 11 rallies before ncy pelo day. >> nancy pelosi predicted victory for her party on colbert last night. >> up until today i would say if the election happened today we ingld win. >> what happened now that changed that? >> what i'm saying now is we will win. we will win. >> ed o'keefe is with us from to engton to explain to us what y that mns because she seemed to nally e same thing twice. it's constitutionally required for a party leader to say they are going to win so is she right to be confident? > not necessarily because, again, while we project isocrats will retake the house, the only way that happens if if democrats meet and exceed turnout we've seen in previous nonp r inerm or non-presidential elections. hat's a high bar in several of these states where they're trying to win seats. they need to net 23 seats in ounds li retake the majority. that sounds like very little but given the way maps are drawn drawn ardsss the country, the

redfield discussed the nationwide epidem wik john dickerson. >> in terms of priorities the secretarys said that he would instruct of gun violence. has he done that? >> we have a problem called the national violent surveillance system. so we currently are recording violent deaths from all causes including firearms. so that's ongoing. >> what in your mind constraints are from the dickey amendment? >> i don't feel we have any restrictions. the issue will be if congress can give us funding to expand the research that we're currently able to do. the secretary's also made it clear that we do not have a restriction to do research. basically what we need to do is get a funding mechanism for congress to instruct us to do that research. >> if you were doing that priority list, how high up on the list would the causes of gun violence be when you're asking for money and saying we need the money to do the proper amount of research? >> well, i think it's in the mix. you'll find the cdc, our programs are largely driven by where congress puts the priority to want to fund this. >> you're not silent i

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i won it in a dice game against john dickerson. ( laughter ) and if it wasn't for that speaking of the nation, this one, this afternoon trump flew down to texas to hold a rally for lyin' ted cruz. on his way there, he stopped off for chopper talk. and reporters asked trump about attacking cruz's family during the 2016 primaries. >> do you regret implying that ted cruz's dad killed j.f.k.? >> i don't regret anything honestly. it all worked out, very nicely. ( laughter ) >> stephen: (as trump) "it all worked out, and i won, and ted cruz's dad never killed again. ( laughter ) although, i'm hearing troubling reports he was seen at that consulate in istanbul a few weeks ago." ( laug ) trump is so close to cruz now, he even pretended to unveil a new nickname for him. >> to me, he's not lyin' ted anymore. he's b >> stephen: oh ye yeah, beautiful "so beautiful. come to think of it, his father didn't kill j.f.k., he had sex with j.f.k. ( laughter ) beautiful, beautiful sex." beautiful ted? really? somewhere, ted nugent is weeping over his assault rifle. "i thought i was beautiful ted. wango-sad

that was, first of all, good job by john dickerson. >> amazing. >> now they're moving the goal post to different parties pretty soon, yamiche, i suppose if it serves him there will be a leprechaun rule, no, we can do it if there is not a leprechaun who is a vice -- he's changing history, adjusting facts to suit his purposes today, but, of course, the great concern is the long-term ramifications even when democrats get back in power. perhaps it goes, you know, harry reid moved the goal posts, now you have mitch mcconnell moving the goal posts and the question is what comes next? how undignified can this process become? >> well, i've talked to democratic sources who say if only we had a mitch mcconnell. there are a lot of democrats who are looking at mitch mcconnell and say, yeah, what he did was changing the rules, what he did was in some dis despicable in many people's minds but he bet the long game and bet his party's future on the idea that he could supreme court if he just had enough time and he did that. he was able to say i'm not going to even look at merrick garland even if it hu

john dickerson joins us now with more. >> reporter: good morning. ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll begin as we always do even on a wednesday with the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. then what's at stake for u.s. national security in the wake of the disappearance of jamal khashoggi? we'll talk to his long-time friend journalist robin wright. she covered the middle east for the last 40 years. and house speaker paul ryan tells us why he thinks republicans will keep control of the house of representatives. we talk to him about the top issues ahead of next month's midterms. and then this exciting week for astronaut nick hague. he describes his fall to earth when his rocket launch failed. when he realized something was wrong. and the surprising question his young son asked him. we'll see with you all that at 7:00. >> i can't stop watching that video from inside the capsule. it's fascinating. and it doesn't last very long. but i'm sure it was pretty scary. >> that's right. not long but quite terrifying. but it's an amazing story of training and gra

but whether americans know it, the fact is that when a republican president -- i mean, you saw john dickerson there cite it, in the 1950s, republican, dwight eisenhower, democratically controlled congress, he was able to nominate and got in fact a great supreme court justice through. so what point is mitch mcconnell making here? >> well, i think mitch mcconnell is sticking to his guns. we just saw the clip. he's not backing down. he has said -- he has stated that he doesn't know his facts. >> he may not be backing down, but what's the facts? >> you have to look at where the facts are. if mitch mcconnell is wrong, mitch mcconnell is wrong, but he stated the commentator is not understanding what his point is, so with that, you know, regardless, i don't think this is going to do anything to affect the midterms. i think this is a disagreement. i think mitch mcconnell thinks he's is right on track, and that the commentator did not understand what he was trying to say. and it's fact versus fact, and it looks like obviously the facts are on the other side, and the other guy won the fact point, but w

. >> reporter: on "face the nation," john dickerson spoke with senators on both sides noted the changeculture. >> it is now the default in america that accusers must be treated seriously and respectfully. now only the willfully ignorant don't know why women don't report abuse. >> ana maria archila was one of the two women in that elevator talking to jeff flake over the nomination. she is a co-center director in the department of advocacy based in new york city. ana maria is with us nowment good morning. >> good morning. >> when that elevator door closed with senator flake, did you think that history might change? >> i did not think that. i thought that the interaction that we had just had had touched him and that it had connected with a seed of perhaps doubt and a sense of responsibility that i was hoping he would seek in this moment of making such a consequential decision for our country. i had been going to washington, d.c. for weeks trying to talk to members of the senate about my concerns of nominating brett kavanaugh to the supreme court because i think that he stands for the roll

. >> john dickerson and norah o'donnell.> james mattis left on a trip to vietnam and singapore with president trump raising new speculation that mattis could be the next senior official to step down. now the president said that even though he and mattis have clashed on a number of issues, they have a good relationship. >> you have said this administration is like a smooth-run magazine, yet we keep hearing the white house is in chaos. >> it's so false. it's fake news. i'm changing things around. i have people on standby that will be phenomenal. they'll come into the administration, they'll be phenomenon. >> more people are going to go? >> yeah, other people will go, sure. >> so many people. you have kind of a record of on turnover. >> i think i have a great cabinet. there are people i'm not happy with. >> who are you not happy with? >> i don't want to say that. >> come on. >> i don't want to say that. but i have people i'm not thrilled with and others i'm beyond thrilled with. >> what about general mattis? is he going to leav

. >> i'm apparently john dickerson. >> we are glad to be here. >> we are having a good morning this morninge will be a final vote this week for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, but the fbi is broadening a week long background check to include interviews. democrats are criticizing kavanaugh's temperament at least week's senate hearing and questioning if he told the truth about his drinking. mcconnell calls that obstruction tactics. >> three senators including jeff flake could decide kavanaugh's fate. he pushed for the new fbi inquiry and says it needs to be thorough. >> we certainly want the fbi to do a real investigation, and king toakee that it goode t a investigation that just gives us more cover. >> president trump says the senate should guide the process, but he also says he wants this done quickly. >> republican senator joanie ernst is with us. >> good morning. >> senator, a question of the kavanaugh nomination. democrats are saying his descriptions of his past don't match the record. is that important to you? >> well, what we will rely on is the supplemental fbi investigation th

i won it in a dice game against john dickerson.it wasn't on that seven on the roll out, i would be hosting "face the nation" right now. >> and you'd be hosting "late night"? >> that's right. they'd have two viewers, my wife and one of my children. >> i would be watching. >> i think you are exactly where you're supposed to be, don't you? >> i do. >> we won the lottery. >> nice. >> very true. >> well done. >> that's also how he won the millennium falcon. >> you lost me. >> you're not a big "star wars" fan. he won it in a game. >> didn't lose the crew. >> klaus is cracking up. >>> a new study in "jama" internal medicine suggests eating organic food can help reduce the risk of cancer. people who ate organic food most frequently were 25% less likely to develop any kind those who ate it least often. it's less likely to contain pesticides linked to cancer. critics say more information is needed. >>> cruise lines are expected to start changing over to cleaner diesel fuel next year. the increased demand for diesel will boost the cost. it wi

. >>> i'm bianna golodryga with gayle king and john dickerson.. >>> explosives sent to the homes of former president obama and former president clinton. this comes one day after an apparent pipe bomb was found near the new york home of billionaire democratic party donor george soros. >> here in new york city, the time warner center was evacuated. cnn, based in that building, was in the middle of an interview when that alarm went off. >> means they were explosive devices and to have projectiles. >> excuse me that sounds like a fire alarm here. >> we're going to jump in. there's a fire alarm here. >> we're going to find out what the latest is here at cnn. we'll be right back. >> cnn resumed its programming from washington. paula reed is at the white house. what is the latest on this story? >> reporter: gayle, the latest is that two explosive devices were found in mail, sent to former president barack obama and former secretary of state hillary clinton. the u.s. secret service said they discovered these devices during routine mail screenings and tha

shoutout, boston. [ screaming ] >>> i'm john dickerson with gayle king, norah o'donnell and bianna golodryga 3, 00 people were involved in the search, the airline's ch.sident said the plane had a d theical problem on the previous flight but that was fully repaired. >>> the death penalty is being sought for robert bowers whoai across the country honor the 11 people killed in saturday's attack. bianna go bianna golodryga is outside the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. beeian, that good morning. >> reporter: good morning. at a multifaith vigil tree of life rabbi jeffrey myers says he has received an outpouring of support from people of all faiths across the globe. last night we met a first responders in charleston during the emanuel ame church shooting in charleston three years ago, he was in new york with his family and as soon as they heard about the shooting here they drove down to pittsburgh with their two little daughters telling us, quote, all faith communities, no matter nationality or race need to stick together and support each other. we're learning more about the 11 victim who ra

. >> i'm bianna golodryga with gayle king, john dickerson and norah o'donnell. >>> we are following breakingsay a student opened fire at a vocational college this morning. at least 18 people are dead, including the gunman. officials say the attack happened in the ancient city of kerch, a former ukrainian territory occupied by russia. >> most victims are students. we're following the story from london. what can you tell us? >> at least 18 people were killed and more than 40 others injured. they have identified a suspect. they say an 18-year-old opened fire before killing himself. they say all the victims died of gunshot wounds. both students and staff are believed to be among the dead. president putin took part in a moment of silence and said the motivation for the attack would be carefully studied. norah? >>> secretary of state mike pompeo is headed back to the u.s. after meeting with top saudi and turkish officials about the disappearance of "washington post" contributor jamal khashoggi. turkish officials claim they have proof that a 15-member saudi hit squad killed khashoggi inside saudi a

i'm gayle king along with norah o'donnell, bianna golodryga and john dickerson. >>> preparing for hurricaneatory evac orders this morning. >> michael is strengthening and could be the most powerful hurricane to hit the area in two decades, packing top sustained winds of 110 miles an hour. it is forecast to bring life-threatening storm surge capping 12 feet. lonnie quinn is here with new information that's just come in from the national hurricane center. good morning. >> good morning. this information is all of two to three minutes old. a rapidly intensifying storm, totally different than what it was hours ago. one more-mile-per-hour, you're up to a cat 3, a major hurricane. 365 miles to the south of apalachicola, florida. it continues to move to the north and the northeast but it's the intensification that continues. we're up to a cat 3 here later today, by tomorrow when it makes landfall. not only is it a strong cat 3 but pushing cat 4 status, 125-mile-per-hour winds as it pushes onshore. what are the effects of a system like this? wherever that eye goes onshore, anywhere left of that -- l

. >> i'm gayle king with john dickerson and more norah o'donn.s with ted cruz and beto o'rorke. >>> senators have started reading the allegations of sexual misconduct against support nominee brett kavanaugh. >> republicans and democrats will take turns viewing a single copy of the document ahead of a vote to cut off debate tomorrow. a final vote could happen as early as saturday. the "wall street journal" reports the white house officials red the fbi report and found no corroboration of the allegations. >> minutes ago chuck grassley, a republican said after reading the report, quote, there's nothing in it we didn't already know. the fbi interviewed seven people including friends of kavanaugh and friends of christine blasey ford who claims kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in high school. agents spoke to deborah ramirez who alleged kavanaugh exposed himself at a party at yale university. the fbi didn't interview christine blasey ford or kavanaugh. more than 1,000 law professors signed a "new york times" op-ed saying the senate should not confirm ka

i'm john dickerson with nora o'donnell, gayle king and bianna golodryga. >> hello, good morning. >> this so happy is we're thrilled to announce bianna is joining us as a co-host. she is a reporter, you've seen her work, you've seen her questioning at the table so she'll fit just right in with us here. so welcome. >> you've been so welcoming. i have goose bumps. >> bianna golodryga, we welcome. my russian accent isn't as good as yours. john, you're outnumbered, i like that. >> in what context do you mean i'm outnumbered, gayle? >> girls rule the world. >> and you could say my name from day one. i knew i was home. >> welcome, welcome. >>> now on to the business of the day. the fbi probe of sexual misconduct allegations against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh could end as early as today. >> chuck schumer says he wants senators to have 24 hours to read the report before voting. republican leader mitch mcconnell says it shouldn't take lawmakers long to read and says he will hold a final vote. at a rally, president trump defended kavanaugh who denies allegations of sexual assault and the

. >> norah o'donnell, bianna goladryga and john dickerson, we are all here. >>> saudi arabia governmentlled accidentally in an interrogation gone wrong. >> he was last seen entering the consulate in istanbul, turkey. they have finished an unprecedented search. holly gorani joins us. >> reporter: good morning. sources tell cbs news that saudi leaders are preparing to admit to the accidental killing of jamal khashoggi, despite previously denying that they even know his whereabouts. investigators spent around eight hours at the embassy. they are looking into toxic materials inside the building. turkish officials speaking anonymously have already told journalists they believe khashoggi was killed inside the consulate. saudi arabia, so far, has denied all involvement. this weekend, calling the allegations baseless and lies. the question now is how much damage this will do to saudi arabia, an oil-rich, ultra conservative islamic kingdom and key u.s. ally in the middle east. sanctions are being discussed in washington. president trump has threatened severe punishment but he has also said he do

. >>> i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell, bianna golodryga and john dickerson. >>> president trump ision law just before the midterm elections. he said he wants to end birth right citizenship guaranteed in the 14th amendment in the constitution. >> how ridiculous? we're only the country in the world where a person comes in, has a baby and a the baby is a citizen of the united states for 85 years. it's ridiculous and has to end. >> have you talked about that with counsel? >> i have. >> where in the process -- >> it's in the process. it will happen. with an executive order. that's what you're talking about, right? i didn't think anybody knew that but me. i thought i was the only one. >> according to politifact, 23 countries offer birth right citizenship. part of that interview with the president for the upcoming axios on hbo. with us from washington, jim, good morning. >> good morning, john. how are you doing? >> i'm doing okay. so there's an election, a week away, and the president is talking about this. is this a serious policy proposal by the president or something he would like to g

. >> i'm bianna golodryga with gayle king, norah o'donnell and john dickerson.icane michael is roaring toward the florida panhandle and is getting stronger. the intense category four hurricane is parking top sustained winds of 145 miles per hou hour. >> nearly 30 million people in the southeast are in its cross hairs. forecasters say mike logical bring damaging winds and life threatening storm surge. cbs evening news anchor jeff glor is in panama city beach, florida with the latest. what can you tell us. >> we can tell you a category four hurricane has never hit the florida panhandle and that is about to happen. the last major hurricane to hit here was hurricane dennis in 2005. dennis did $3.2 billion in damage. one early estimate says michael threatens to do four times the damage but michael has been getting worse. this has created problems for the oil and gas business in the gulf of mexico. about 40% of the gulf's oil production and 28% of natural gas production shut down. oil producers stopped most offshore drilling and evacuated their rig there is. on land,

. >>> tomorrow morning on "face the nation" here on cbs john dickerson's guests will include maine senatoran collins whose support tipped the senate in favor for brett kavanaugh, and we'll also hear from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. >>> in chicago a guilty verdict in the shooting death of a black teenager by a white police officer marked the end of an incident that heightened racial tensions in the city. on friday jason van dyke was convicted of second-degree murder in the 2014 killing of laquan mcdonald who was armed with a knife. van dyke will be sentenced late they are month. dean reynolds tells us more. >> reporter: the 40-year-old police officer with 17 years of service in chicago's toughest neighborhoods was stoic as the jury verdict was read aloud. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, jason van dyke, guilty of second-degree murder. >> reporter: conviction on a charge of second-degree murder plus 16 counts of aggravated battery for each of the 16 shots he fired into 17-year-old laquan mcdonald on that october night four years ago. >> and now we can go home tonight and slee