for more on this extraordinary visit, let's turn to cbs's chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan margaret, i look at those protests in the street, across the middle east, and i wonder, what is president biden saying to some of these arab leaders? is he sharing that intelligence? what's their reaction? >> reporter: yes, and the president on that flight back with egypt's president about all of this, but keep in mind, the u.s. has a credibility problem in this region of the world when it comes to u.s. intelligence conclusions. and president biden referenced today the mistakes made by the u.s. after 9/11, when decisions were made too swiftly and based on rage, and that is likely a reference to the invasion of iraq. he did call for respect for the law of armed conflict and to minimize impact on civilians, but norah, he refrained from calling for a cease fire. in fact, the u.s. vetoed a u.n. resolution to that effect earlier today. given that there have now been 11 days of bombing of gaza by israel, with thousands killed, there is a perception in arab countries that this looks like the

but in this case, it may have helped. >> norah: margaret brennan, thank you. l have a prime time special, "israel-hamas war: the world on edge." that is tonight at 10:00 p.m. and margaret will have more on this evolving conflict this sunday on "face the nation." now to the dysfunction and utter chaos on capitol hill after three failed attempts, house judiciary chair if jim jordan was removed as the nominee to be the next speaker by members of his own party. cbs's scott macfarlane reports the only thing certain among republicans is the anger. >> reporter: for ohio republican jim jordan, his race to be speaker, second in line to the presidency, was like quicksand. >> a speaker has not been elected. >> reporter: the harder he fought, the deeper he sunk. >> it is time for him to step down. gets away with a clean slate with no baggage. >> reporter: jordan was forced to leave the race today, endingd anonymous threats against members who voted against him on house for. nebraska republican don bacon reported his wife had an anonymous text message that her husband was n

margaret brennan, thank you very much. breaking news with the multistate manhunt coming to an end for the men accused of killing 18 people and injuring more than southern others in maine. cbs's jericka duncan is there with the late-breaking details including the release of information about the victims. >> reporter: the search is over. 40-year-old army reservist robert card was found dead tonight, two days after an intensive manhunt across maine. the day began with investigators looking for evidence near this boat launch in lisbon where police found card's abandoned white subaru. authorities followed more than 530 leads from wednesday nights shooting at a bowling alley and bar in lewiston. today officials announced the 18 victims killed in the shootings range in age from 14 to 76, including bill young and his son aaron, who was a high school freshman. and four members with connections to a local deaf community group. tracey walker's husband joey was a manager at schemengees bar & grille. a witness told her he confronted th

for more on this extraordinary visit, let's turn to cbs' chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan. all right, margaret, i look at those protests in the streets across the middle east. i wonder what is president biden saying to some of these arab leaders? is he sharing that intelligence? what's their reaction? >> yes, and the president spoke on that flight back with egypt's president about all of this. but keep in mind the u.s. has a credibility problem in this region of the world when it comes to u.s. intelligence conclusions, and president biden referenced today the mistakes made by the u.s. after 9/11 when decisions were made too swiftly and based on rage. and that is likely a reference to the invasion of iraq. he did call for respect for the law of armed conflict and to minimize impact on civilians, but norah, he refrained from calling for a cease-fire. in fact, the u.s. vetoed a u.n. resolution to that effect earlier today. given that there have now been 11 days of bombing of gaza by israel with thousands killed, there is a perception in arab countries that this looks like the

margaret brennan, thank you very much.turn out to today's other major story, the multistate manhunt for the man accused of killing 18 people and injuring more than a dozen others in maine. cbs's jericka duncan is there where authorities release more details about the victims and lifted the areas shelter-in-place order. >> reporter: helicopters and divers using sonar technology today searched the river for any sign of 40-year-old army reservist robert card. >> while this is going to look like a major focus today with a lot of people, we have a lot of other irons in the fire. >> reporter: investigators are looking for evidence near this boat launch in lisbon where police found kart's abandoned white subaru. authorities say they have received more than 530 leads from wednesday nights shooting a bowling alley and bar in lewiston. officials announced the 18 victims were killed in the shootings range in age from 14 to 76, including bill young and his son aaron, a high school freshman. four members with connections to a local dea

among margaret brennan's guests, secretary of state anthony blinking and the israeli em ambassador. i'm adriana diaz. good night. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening addition. >> what happened to him was not right so we are here to support him. >> now at 6:00, some coming together. they are showing their support for a street vendor whose card was flipped over last weekend. >> i feel thankful for all the support after this event. i feel like a completely different person. and the sounds and sights of fleet week showing no signs of slowing down. the very special tribute today for the late senator dianne feinstein, the woman who started it all. >>> and warm out there today. but starting tomorrow and definitely by earlier this week, a chance of rain. i will show you, coming up, quick. >>> and a deadly and unprecedented attack between israel and hamas. dozens that. good evening, everybody. i am reed cowan. we start in the middle east.

let's bring in face the nation moderator and chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan. much of the nation has been focused on what happened in israel over the past two weeks, but the president also made the case for ukraine tonight. >> that is right, nora. this is something where he linked the two, saying they are both direct threats to democracy, but also because, if you don't stand up to a dictator or terrorist group, he said that could, as a direct threat to the united states. he is explaining, in these public remarks to the american people, why it is in their interest to spend their tax dollars on these things. israel is already the largest recipient of u.s. foreign aid similarly since world war ii. 150 alien dollars. so, for him to say tonight as he did that this is going to be an unprecedented commitment to israel, that is a significant statement. but then, turning to ukraine and making the case that, frankly, nora, many republicans had criticized him for failing to make to the public, which was to explain why the united states has been pumping in tens of billions

we spoke about it this afternoon with the host of race the nation, margaret brennan. >> it also shows that the diplomatic channels being used by the government of qatar to help put pressure on hamas and urge them to do a humanitarian release has worked, at least for these two individuals. there are now 200 or so hostages still being held. it is a beginning and we will see if there are further releases or if this affects the timing of what is expected to be an israeli invasion of gaza. >>> new video out of sacramento now. groups including the council on american-islamic relations and jewish voice for peace holding a rally on the west lawn of the state capital. they are calling for an immediate stop to end the violence in the middle east. >>> california governor gavin newsom is in israel. he met with israel's president, isaac herzog. california is sending medical supplies to the region . after israel, governor newsom heads to china for a summit focusing on climate change. >>> bay area groups are letting their voices be heard, calling for an immediate cease-fire on both sides of this war

first thing tomorrow, sunday morning with jane pauley polled by "face the nation" with margaret brennan. i'm adriana diaz in washington. good night. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> now at 6:00, reversing san francisco's image problem. how local businesses are working to push back against the doom loop narrative. >> we're having some problems, but we're addressing it. and the only people that are going to solve the problems in san francisco are san franciscans. >>> the first trucks full of aid roll into gaza two weeks after the war began. i'm tina kraus with the push to protect civilians as israel escalates its air campaign against hamas. >>> and later, refugees from a different war finding a new home in and a permanent home in the east bay with some help from an army of volunteers. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. we begin in san francisco where a new $4 million campaign aims to refresh the city's image and boost civic pride. >> organizers acknowledge the city is facing some challenges but tell repor

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. >>> i'm margaret brennan. this week on "cface the nation, israel declares war after ham mass does an assault by air, land and sea. >>> overnight, gaza hammered by israel with air strikes. hundreds are dead, thousands of israelis and palestinians are wounded. why were warning signs missed? we'll hear from israel's ambassador to the united states michael herzog and from secretary of state antony blinken. >>> after the stunning ouster of former house speaker kevin mccarthy, can the republican-led congress pull itself together and get back to work? we'll check in with south carolina republican congresswoman nancy mace, one of the eight republicans who voted to topple their speaker. >>> and a growing chorus of democrats warn that the migrant crisis is spiraling out of control. we'll hear from illinois governor j.b. prtizker and new york city mayor eric adams, fresh off a tour of latin america. >>> senator tim scott joins us to discuss his bid for the white house. >>> it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >>> go

until next week, for "face the nation," i'm margaret brennan.>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> several big stories this sunday, including the sad news that "friends" star matthew perry died this weekend. he was 54. tonight perry is being remembered for his role in one of tv's biggest hits, as well as his public struggle with addiction. but first, we begin with the latest in the israel-hamas war. tonight egypt sent nearly three dozen trucks of food and medical

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. >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington. today on "face the nation" -- israel says an invasion of gaza is imminent. palestinians say the humanitarian crisis is dire with more than a million gazans trapped there. and the key question, will the conflict spread to other countries in the middle east? >>> promising an invasion by land, sea, and air, israeli forces made last-minute preparations to destroy naums retaliation for last week's brutal massacre of hundreds of israelis in a surprise attack. there are more than a million palestinians, plus foreign nationals and american citizens, trapped in gaza. israeli missiles have decimating the densely populated region all week. evacuation efforts are still under way but time is running out. president biden has made it clear -- >> the united states make no mistake about it, stands with israel. the united states stands with israel. >> around the country and the world, palestinian sympathiers are urging support for their cause and security has been ramped up with the increased threats s

i'm margaret brennan in washington. has been a significant escalation in the fighting between israel and hamas in the last 48 hours. in gaza, the humanitarian situation has deteriorated even further. there has been no pause to let aid trucks in days. some communication systems have been restored today following a blackout that started on friday. meanwhile, there have been more attacks from iran-backed militia groups targeting u.s. groups in iraq and syria. the eisenhower strike group has crossed into the mediterranean sea where it will join with other u.s. navy assets already in the region. we begin this morning in tel aviv with our charlie d'agata. >> reporter: what the israeli government calls its second stage of the war began with its fiercest arielle onslaught yet. then an artillery barrage according to israeli defense forces video and tanks, flanked by soldiers on foot rolling inside gaza without pulling back this time. even if israeli officials stopped short calling it an invasion. prime minister benjamin netanyah

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. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington.s week on "face the nation" -- crisis averted as congress passes a short-term funding extension top keep the government open. we'll speak exclusively this sunday morning with house speaker kevin mccarthy. >>> in a dramatic 11th hour scramble on capitol hill, lawmakers voted to extend government funding at current levels for 45 days. the bill passed with overwhelmingly bipartisan support. but did house speaker kevin mccarthy alienate the gop hard liners who refused to vote for it? we'll ask him. >>> what's missing in the bill? any help to deal with the border crisis and there's no aid to ukraine, which the biden administration says will run out before the november 17th deadline. we'll talk to south carolina senator lindsey graham and trump administration defense secretary mark esper. >>> what's included in the bill? $16 billion in disaster relief. that type of funding will help with once unthinkable scenes like the new york flooding. the state's governor kathy hochul will join us. >>> b

i'm margaret brennan in washington.here have been dramatic developments overnight in the mid-yeast as the israelis step up air and artillery strikes, now firing missiles into southern gaza, an area where they've early urged residents to evacuate. there are still five to 600 americans trapped in gaza, and at least ten americans who are unaccounted for and potentially hostages of hamas. plus, there are clashes at israel's northern border with lebanon, home to the iranian-backed terror group hezbollah. overnight, defense secretary lloyd austin deployed additional air systems. we have a lot to get to today. but we begin in israel with charlie d'agata. >> reporter: the full force of israeli airstrikes and artillery resumed overnight and this morning. and a rare airstrike in the west bank on a suspected hamas terror cell. two weeks of heavy bombardment has left gaza in ruins with the death toll that surpassed 4,300 people, another 13,000 injured. there had been a brief lull with the release of american hostages judith raanan

. >> norah: margaret brennan, thank you.rael, president biden said another top priority is freeing the hostages in gaza, which includes as many as 13 americans, who remain unaccounted for. one person being held is described as an all-american kid. who went to israel to find his roots and defend the country. cbs's jim axelrod has the incredible story. >> reporter: on long island, new york, omer neutra's family and friends are in english. ten days ago, orna and ronan neutra got a call from the israeli consulate asking to meet right away. >> then they walked in the door and they said he has been taken captive. it is just insane that you feel relief, to think that your son as a hostage. >> they get here, they tell you your son has been taken hostage, and you are relieved? >> yes. you know, it is unreal. >> reporter: for now, the neutras are holding tight to positive thoughts about omer. his brother, dan. >> omer is a natural born leader, amazing role model, strong, he is funny. >> reporter: a grandson of holocaust survivors, ome

. >> you know, there was a moment on the sunday show that margaret brennan of cbs was pushing antony blinken hard on a ceasefire, he is prettiy measured, he did go further in why the answer is no. >> why isn't the u.s. calling for at least a temporary ceasefire. >> i see the pictures, of young children, who have lost their lives in this conflict that hamas is making, it hits me, i know it hits virtually everyone. >> why not at least a temporary pause in the bombing. >> israel has to do everything it can to make sure this does not happen again. freezing things in place where they are now, would allow hamas to remain where it and to repeat what it has done in the future. no country could accept that. >> no country could. >> it is unrifting how many u.s. politicians are involved on twitter, i love our followers. don on twitter, writes about another issue, why are so many u.s. politicians visits israel in the heat of the conflict? are they making commitments that are not disclosed to their constituents? >> to answer that, i think they want to go over and see what the situation is on the

. >> as margaret brennan said, it was republican who's even prior tom vote that weekend, failed to pass their own bills to fun the government. but if you look at the recent history of republican speakers, the cause of death becomes a little clearer. mccarthy ousted. paul ryan quit in disgust over his right flank. john boehner pushed out by the freedom caucus. dennis hastert spent time in prison after admitting saul abuse. and the hyper partisan newt gingrich resigned before his own caucus staged a rebellion. perhaps the issue isn't actually democrats, but the insatiable thirst for rebellion within the republican conference. joining me now, congressman ted lu, congressman, thank you for joining us tonight. >> speaker mccarthy and his allies have been saying that democrats share blame for his downfall. what is your reaction? >> let me say, i've known kevin mccarthy a long time. ever since we were both serving in the california state legislature. he was the son of a firefighters and he rose to occupy the highest legislative office in the land. i wish him well. the notion that somehow democ

into perspective, cbs chief of foreign affairs correspondent and moderator facing the nation, margaret brennanes today's news about the hostages change the dynamic? >> not entirely clear what the hamas' motivation is with him in a giant release of a monitor and a daughter of illinois today. we do know diplomats say they will continue to push for hostages intensely. in the next few days to be released. they've seen catarrh can to deliver. they feel like they have point in a very short period of time to get as many people out as a can. will continue once the ground invasion it does begin. they won't stop trying to get hostages out but it makes a complicated situation far more complex. >> norah: there are some that 200 hostages from 40 countries. why this mother and teenage daughter? that are from america. speak out that's a big question being asked of the 200y2 americans who live on u.s. oils. there are other dual citizen that believed to be held. there are some analysis of that that would suggest americans were chosen as the first for a reason to send a signal. perhaps, hamas is being strategic

it's a topic today for margaret brennan, moderator of "face the nation" here on cbs. >> what he has saidublicly is that he would prefer to vote separately on aid to israel, not very different in terms of the number but once it is a separate vote. but that he does want to see vladimir putin defeated in ukraine. for someone who has not been outspoken about the need to help ukraine win on the battlefield, that was seen as a signal that perhaps there is room to negotiate. we know over in the senate, it does appear that both democrats and republicans will work together to usher through that $100 billion package that will help israel, ukraine, the u.s. border, and allies in asia. how that gets structured , is going to be what lawmakers work out. >> you can see all of margaret's interview starting at 8:30 this morning here on kpix. >>> a return to work could be on the horizon for united auto workers with an encouraging development about a month and a half into a strike. a union source says they reached a tentative deal with stellantis, the manufacture of dodge and jeep. the details have not bee

voted to oust him, there was reporting that interview that kevin mccarthy did on sunday with margaret brennan on cbs, was played to the democratic caucus before they made their votes. really, just to drive a knife in his speakership, to show democrats just what a turncoat kevin mccarthy was. did you hear that from democrats? moderates who might otherwise been inclined to support kevin mccarthy, as he continued to hold on to the gavel? >> yeah. >> full stop. >> yes i did. full stop. it seemed this ran at the beginning of the house democratic caucus. it had the intended effect. but i think that, democrats have been wrestling this with us for a while this question how they're gonna deal with. it i think they really thought, it this is not a partisan decision. it wasn't like, oh, great we want to see chaos at the side. i think they really thought, we can't trust this man. we can't give him our vote. certainly, with no kinds of assurances. they're just gonna have to work it out on their own. yes, it puts you in a dangerous situation that plouffe described. but, you know, republicans have to be the

on cbs's fashion the nation, jake sullivan told margaret brennan that it is up to israel to control their own military operation. >> we will continue to ask the hard questions that we would ask of ourselves in a military operation like this. what exactly are the objectives? how are the means matched to the objectives and how will this evolve over time? >> we don't want to be in the position of defending any action that's taken around this. we have no control over it, so it doesn't make a lot of sense for us to engage in it. the israeli public is united. this not being able to happen again. so they're looking for the government to restore the confidence of the people that hamas cannot be able to carry out an attack like this in the future. >> fighting terrorism is hard enough. but like hamas buried deep like the civilian population in the effort to remove them is bound to look pretty ugly to the rest of the world leaving israel feeling very much alone. >> you can stay up to date with the very latest coming out of israel and gaza on our website kpix.com, streaming on the cbs news app. >>> c

today and they all noted that video of speaker mccarthy's interview on the sunday show with margaret brennanon sunday morning was the nail in the coffin for them. now frankly i don't know why any of us could even suggest to democrats that, why are democrats montour to save, mccarthy because if the shoe were on the other, foot there would be no way republicans would interfere in house democratic caucus business to save a leader jeffries, or previously as speaker pelosi. and i think sahel had the tweet of the day actually, where he tweeted and underscored that speaker nancy pelosi, when she was, speaker had the exact same very slim margin that mccarthy did. for all the -- that a number of progressives to privately, nothing like this ever happened while she was speaker of the house. >> and we hear all the time the far right -- far left, but even the most progressive members of congress, simone, they can point to anything they are simply trying to blow up the system, cause chaos, bedlam, or paralysis, which is exactly why the house is right now. >> absolutely. you know, stephanie, we talk about

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. >>> now margaret brennan on assignment for "60 minutes." >> reporter: for more than five years, 1,975rgi was a prisoner of the islamic republic of iran. he spent much of that time in the country's most notorious prison in a dreaded ward run by iran's revolutionary guard. last month, shargi and four other americans were freed in a complicated deal involving $6 billion in restricted iranian oil revenue. the deal drew criticism at the time for granting financial relief to a regime the u.s. government considers the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism. it drew even more scrutiny after hamas, which is financially supported by iran, attacked israel two weeks ago. with more than 200 hostages remaining in gaza, including some americans, shargi's ordeal is a stark illustration of the difficulties and perils involved in bringing american citizens home. >> this story should have never happened. but i didn't waste 5 1/2 years, margaret. i learned a lot about myself, about humanity, about what is important in life. being thrown in a cell, it's the closest you come to death. >> reporter: emad