host: marc fisher? guest: well, we set out not to write a nasty book about anyone. we set out to write a book about who donald trump is and how his values and pencils were formed. why he believes what he does and so whether you think he is the greatest thing since sliced bread or a menace to society, i think what american voters need is a comprehensive look at the life. the first person since dwight eisenhower to run for president as a major party candidate without previously having held elective office. so he is not being vetted in the same way candidates usually are. have a lotoliticians written about their lives at every stage in their career and that is not happening to donald trump so that is what we sought to do. caller: good morning. you know, i am the latest appointed in the degradation of the quality of your programming with these two fellows on here. this is really nonsense. what are they, psychiatrist? trying to do psychoanalysis of donald trump? i'm going to vote for donald trump. the clinton foundation -- look at her husband. what do i care that he has

host: marc fisher? guest: well, we set out not to write a nasty book about anyone. we set out to write a book about who donald trump is and how his values and pencils were formed. why he believes what he does and so whether you think he is the greatest thing since sliced bread or a menace to society, i think what american voters need is a comprehensive look at the life. the first person since dwight eisenhower to run for president as a major party candidate without previously having held elective office. so he is not being vetted in the same way candidates usually are. have a lotoliticians written about their lives at every stage in their career and that is not happening to donald trump so that is what we sought to do. caller: good morning. you know, i am the latest appointed in the degradation of the quality of your programming with these two fellows on here. this is really nonsense. what are they, psychiatrist? trying to do psychoanalysis of donald trump? i'm going to vote for donald trump. the clinton foundation -- look at her husband. what do i care that he has

host: marc fisher? guest: well, we set out not to write a nasty book about anyone. we set out to write a book about who donald trump is and how his values and pencils were formed. why he believes what he does and so whether you think he is the greatest thing since sliced bread or a menace to society, i think what american voters need is a comprehensive look at the life. the first person since dwight eisenhower to run for president as a major party candidate without previously having held elective office. so he is not being vetted in the same way candidates usually are. have a lotoliticians written about their lives at every stage in their career and that is not happening to donald trump so that is what we sought to do. caller: good morning. you know, i am the latest appointed in the degradation of the quality of your programming with these two fellows on here. this is really nonsense. what are they, psychiatrist? trying to do psychoanalysis of donald trump? i'm going to vote for donald trump. the clinton foundation -- look at her husband. what do i care that he has

knowledge my wife she is number one that went through family that influential in my life roger ailes, marc fisher who grew up somebody -- somewhere around here in the area i will dedicate this book to the president because he is the reason it was so easy to write laugh laugh i think that is why it is doing so well. [applause] . . say he's a republican. we need to get them onboard otherwise it will be post 45. >> everyone has to ask a question. >> that was ted. she said i'm airing this friday. >> i loved george bush but he was wrong when he said certain things about a certain religion and didn't veto any bls. if trump gets elected, republicans cannot stand up against obama when it's so right to standgainst him. either will be fine but the problem is getting good republicans who willtand up for the principles and when they say something, do something. i am a ted cruise fan ani hope that trump beats hillary. >> my vote doesn't count. >> i don't buy that. >> my vote is going to tell republans -- >> that is the mentality tt's scaring me. i still think if u believe -- i st my vote for the delegates del

the co-authors, michael kranish and marc fisher.he book is titled "trump revealed: an american journey of ambition, ego, money, and power ." back in a moment. >> coming up this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, the abraham lincoln presidential library foundation published a book of musings by public figures and ordinary americans, celebrating or responding to lincoln's gettysburg address. -- reads passages from the book. saturday night at 8:50. >> his presence still resonates from the words he has written and the artifacts and documents he has left behind for our posterity. he was a simple yet deeply complex man. who looked at complex issues plainly and purely. he accepted and spoke the truth. many believe lincoln transcended all other presidents to have served before him and since. his great american story has reached and continues to reach , racesborders and oceans and religions, politics and party lines. then, at 10:00 p.m., the u.s. information agency filmed the march on washington for jobs and freedom and produced a do

involved and the two who wrote it already here with us michael kranish invest gaytive reporter and marc fisher the senior editor. michael, let me start with you. is it possible to know the essential donald trump? >> well, i think ha biographer helps put in context the patterns. really try to tell right from his ancestor the story of donald trump, how he developed thinks thought patterns, which is very contraditions in his personality, for example, changed party registration seven times as republican, democrat, reform, then republican. also changed positions quite a bit. this week he has said he doesn't want to pivot people, see exactly who he is, we show clearly that this is a man who has been a pivot, is that for convenience or is that today the person who he really is? core trump elite, he's talked about art of the deal, and setting, creating an image what are his core believess a pivot part of the core belief? >> absolutely. he's an improvise or, someone who jumps out tries to provoke and tries to connect with people by speaking plainly. he truly believes that publicity, be t you are on par

books really at all, which is rather unique in the history of american presidential candidates. >> marc fisher, michael kranish, thanks so much. and trump tomorrow. >>> boston said no to the olympics, but l.a. is ready to play. up next, ben tracy in rio talks to the mayor on a mission to defy critics and help the city nchs this morning's eye opener at 8:00 is sponsored by nutella, spread the happy. announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by nutella. spread the happy! >>> every day is a >>> every day is a cruise for 88-year-old retiree peter ship. >> i want your life. >> that's you and a lot of other people. i have people 80 years old say i want to be like you when i grow up. and i don't argue with them because it's -- i don't know that i could ever readjust to the real life. >> such a fun story. ahead, the woman who found a permanent home afloat. you're watching "cbs this morning." ? rock the boat don't tip the rock the boat ? ? don't rock the boat, baby ? ? rock the boat ? don't tip the boat over ? riend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you

books really at all, which is rather unique in the history of american presidential candidates. >> marc fisher, michael kranish, thanks so much. and trump revealed goes o tomorrow. >>> boston said no to the olympics, but l.a. is ready to play. up next, ben tracy in rio talks to the mayor on a mission to defy critics and help the city ofshowers or thunderstorms circulating around southern nevada today. .............. it was a warm weekend and a muggy one, too. it stayed humid and somewhat hot. ............... right now we've got 70s around the valley. ........... some passing showers late last through the valley and we'll be looking for more chance of an area of low pressure will bring moisture and energy into the area today and tonight. ............. then on our way to sunshine and not too hot. highs in the upper 90s and near 100./// it's 7:26 ... nchs this morning's eye opener at 8:00 is sponsored by nutella, spread the happy. announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by nutella. spread the happy! >>> every day is a >>> every day is a cruise for 88-year-old retiree peter ship. >

for a new look at donald trump's life, "the washington post" with reporter michael kranish and marc fisher. the author of the book that compiles the work of more than two dozen "the washington post" reporters and fact checkers and editors. together, they examined trump's childhood and his beginnings in real estate and the international expansion of his branded pi trump revealed is published by simon and shuster, a division of cbs. you spoke with mr. trump and interviewed him, right? >> yes. we spent, as a group, more than 20 hours with him. he was extremely generous and gracious with his time, despite his bluster against the media and "the washington post." he was quite forthcoming. >> you go all the way back to his childhood to help reveal he hasn't changed since second grade. keep that in mind as you hear about some of the things that he did, such as throwing rocks at a toddler in the yard right across from his own home, pulling the pigtails of one of his classmates, getting into a physical altercation with a teacher that led to his father removing him from school and sending him off to

tomorrow morning"f guests include jeff sessions republican of laem and michael kranish and marc fisher, author of "trump revealed." and the two will also be on "cbs this morning" on monday. >>> officials say five people in the miami beach zone have been infected. that brings the total number of the miami area. >> pregnant women were warned to stay away from the zika zones anthe virus known to cause severe birth defects. david begnaud is in miami with the latest on the difficulties in fighting the virus in that area. >> reporter: good morning. the sun rises over the beach, it is nice and quiet. but give it a few hours. this is one of the best known tourist hot spot in the world. not only are pregnant women being advised to stay away from here but now the cdc has gone so and you have a sexual partner and both of you are worried about contracting the zika virus, you should avoid miami-dade altogether. that, officials will tell you, is not good for business. health officials are more concerned about a tourist coming here to miami beach, contracting the virus and then taking it somewhere el

republican senator jeff sessions from alabama plus the authors of a new book called "trump and marc fisher and they will also join us on sunday on cbs. >>> donald trump plans to visit the area devastated by historic flooding in louisiana. more than 86,000 people have registered with fema and 20 parishes declared disaster areas and more 4,000 people are staying in shelters. president obama is faced with criticism for not cutting short his vacation from martha's vineyard to v zone. manuel bojorquez is in louisiana. >> reporter: despite calls for president obama to come here to louisiana to this area and survey the damage for himself, he is unlikely to cut short his new england vacation to see all these floodwaters affecting communities like this one. he is getting some support in that regard from the governor of louisiana, as people here work to rebuild. >> we washed the floors and neighbors have been helping janice harold clean up. her home was filled with flood water just days ago. harold is an insurance agent so she had coverage for her house and belongings but said she could still use he

marc fisher, thank you for being here. and it is available in print right now.d cover. >>> next, what does the clinton foundation do exactly and is it all aboveboard in officials from the foundation will join me live. stay tuned. ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero percent on select subaru models during the subaru a lot to love event, now through august thirty-first. burning, pins-and-needles of beforediabetic nerve pain, these feet played shortstop in high school, learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away