margaret brennan, thank you so much. former president donald trump is holding a campaign rally tonight on new york's long island, with his secret service security now essentially equal to that of a sitting president, following two apparent attempt on his life. we get details now from cbs's nikole killion. she is at the event with trump tonight. >> reporter: former president donald trump back in deep blue new york tonight. with a new level of security following sunday's arrest of a man after a second apparent assassination attempt, this time at his florida golf course. at a stop in manhattan, he was asked if he will keep golfing. >> you don't want to ever be curtailed because of the crazy people out there, the bad people, crazy people, whatever you want to call them. so we will let the secret service determine that. >> reporter: there was heavy security present outside the site of tonight's rally at long island. local law enforcement patrolled crowds on horseback and with k-9 units. >> no concerns about safety. listen, we

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norah o'donnell and margaret brennan will moderate. you can watch our live coverage on cbs, our streaming platform cbs news 24/7, and paramount+. well, now to the political scandal rocking north carolina's race for governor. the republican candidate lieutenant governor mark robinson is no longer attending former president donald trump's rally in north carolina tomorrow. this comes after cnn unearthed robinson's alleged racist posts on a pornographic website. robinson spotted today by cbs cameras is denying the report and refusing to drop out of the race. north carolina's democratic governor roy cooper says robinson should have resigned years ago. he pointed to robinson's past incendiary statements against women, jewish people, and the lgbt community. >> donald trump and north carolina republican leaders have known about his character and the kind of statements that he has made, his disrespect for women, his incitement to violence, yet they have continued to support him, even to this very minute. >> jericka: the democratic national comm

for norah o'donnell i'm margaret brennan.niel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco.

for norah o'donnell, i'm margaret brennan. have a good night. they came from a van. >> today, we are live to set the scene ahead of the showdown. >> now the stage is literally set in this debate. >> plus how ranked choice voting could shake things up, and why the mayor, herself, pulled out of our debate. >> i would love to be out of the debate. i look forward to debating. i will be debating next week. >>> in just 90 minutes, four candidates will make their case to be the next mayor of san francisco, and you can watch that debate right here on cbs news bay area. here is a look at how they're setting the stage right now. the race is getting tighter and tighter. one candidate who won't be there tonight, the mayor herself. today we're asking about her absence and about the issues that could decide this race. we will have that conversation in just a few minutes. but first, a

will: it's margaret brennan, i believe, and -- it's cbs. pete: nice and -- will: no.to be a three on one again. rachel: oh, for sure. will: something like that. now to a fox news alert, fears of wider-ranging war are nearing an all all-time high as hezbollah and the idf trade rocket fire overnight. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying in an address moments ago, quote, if hezbollah didn't get the message, i promise you, it will understand the message. rachel: meanwhile, inside of gaza israeli forces continue to battle hamas who are still holding dozens of hostages. pete: mike tobin is live on the ground in tel aviv with the latest. hey, mike. >> reporter: good morning, will, rachel and pete. as promised by hezbollah leadership, the rocket fire has increased both with frequency and the distance they are penetrating into race el -- israel. the drones have been flying this morning, the great est intensity of the rocket barrages was between 6-7 a.m. local time. while israel says the defense systems are effective most of the time, several rockets did get through

harris and once trump foe turned ally, nikki haley, sat down with "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan she's ready to stump for trump. >> i'm ready if he needs me to do that. >> reporter: cbs news learned that harris participated in extended mock debates to get ready. trump, who heads to his golf club in new jersey tonight, has brushed off the need to prepare recently quoting boxing great mike tyson saying, everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face. adriana? >> mike tyson quote, thanks. weijia jiang in pittsburgh. >>> we'll have complete coverage of the presidential debate on tuesday, starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern/5 pacific right here on cbs followed by a live simulcast of the debate and cbs expert analysis. >>> today in israel, thousands of people protested across the country, demanding their government reach a deal to free those hostages still held by hamas in gaza. their outrage mounting. cbs's elizabeth palmer is in tel aviv. >> reporter: thousands of israelis are in the streets again tonight, demanding their government make a deal to bring the hostages home. all week

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you can watch our live coverage of the debate moderated by norah o'donnell and margaret brennan on cbsand it streams on cbs news 24/7 and on paramount plus. >>> those two boeing starliner astronauts stuck on the international space station are now one step closer to home. what you're looking at is footage of their rescue craft sent up by spacex as it docked sunday at the space station. american astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams were only supposed to be there for eight days but due to safety concerns with their boeing starliner craft they're been stuck for nearly four months now. unfortunately because of other scheduled missions they won't be able to finally head home until february. >>> the entertainment world is mourning the loss of superstar actor, songwriter and singer kris kristofferson. starting in the late 1960s the texas native wrote hit songs such as "help me make it through the night" and "me and bobby mcgee." as an actor he starred in at least 48 films including lead roles with barbra streisand and ellen burstyn. a family spokesperson says kristofferson died at home

cbs news is hosting that debate with live coverage moderated by norah o'donnell and margaret brennan.>> today a federal judge in florida ordered the suspect in the assassination attempt on former president trump held in custody until trial. ryan wesley routh was arrested earlier this month after he fled trump international golf course in west palm beach. the fbi said a fingerprint found on a piece of tape attached to the rifle recovered from the golf course preliminarily matches routh. the fbi also said he left a handwritten letter with a man months earlier reading, "dear world, this was an assassination attempt on donald trump, but i failed you." on friday the acting secret service director praised the agent who he says foiled the suspect's plan. >> he identified a threat, an individual with a long gun, and he made swift decisions and took a swift action to be able to mitigate that. no shot was fired at the former president. >> according to court filings, the ak47-type rifle found at the fence was loaded with 11 rounds of ammunition. the fbi said routh had searched how to get from pa

away from the vice presidential debate, moderated by evening news anchor, norah o'donnell, and margaret brennanyou can watch the debate right here on kpix and streaming on the free cbs news app. >>> only 10% of voters under the age of 24 voted in santa clara county. after the break, we'll introduce you to the people trying to mobilize the youth vote this november. >>> plus could the economy ultimately spell victory for donald trump? political experts david mccuan joins us live to explain what harris needs to do to win over voters on this key issue. today >>> today, we're talking about what is driving voters. the votes are in where they found nationwide likely voters under 30 trust former president trump more on the economy over harris by just one point. but when asked if the election was held today, who would you vote for? well harris has a 30-point lead in that. a non-profit in east san jose is trying to mobilize young voters. as amanda harry reports, many of them don't have experience with the democratic process and maybe their first to vote in their families. >> and the no decision about us

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the moderators evening news anchor norah o'donnell and margaret brennan from face the nation cron will air the debate tuesday night beginning at 6. i will be talking to a panel of our political analyst both before and right after that debate, which should be fine. coming up, why governor newsom vetoed a bill that would have allowed undocumented immigrants to collect unemployment. >> welcome back, everyone to governor newsom announced the last of the current batch of bills that he's either signed or vetoed. one of the bills he vetoed would have allowed immigrants in the country illegally to apply for unemployment benefits. >> newsom says it required money that's not in the state budget. it was the second time in a week he vetoed a bill that would have helped undocumented immigrants. last weekend he killed a bill that would have opened a campus chops too undocumented students and the uc and cal state university systems. one bill that newsome did sign a death penalty reform measure. it was authored by state sen nancy skinner from berkeley because of that bill, californians with intellectu

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by cbs news, moderated by evening news anchor norah o'donnell, and face the nation moderator margaret brennan. well at least 30 deaths in four states are being blamed on what is now a tropical depression. helene, it is spinning through the southeast and midwest this afternoon causing flash flood emergencies. elaine came ashore in florida as a category four hurricane late last night. cbs's tom hanson has the latest from tallahassee >>>>a giant tree into an apartment building in tallahassee and boats in the front yards in treasure >>>>island. >>daylight revealed scenes of utter destruction along florida's gulf coast. >>>>the early reports we've received is that the damage in those counties that were really in the the eye of the storm has exceeded the damage of idalia and debby combined >>>>helene is the third hurricane to hit the big bend region in the last 13 months. it came ashore as a category four storm with winds up to 140 miles an hour, and storm surge up to 20ft. its outer bands nearly swallowed up these cars, driving along a bridge in tampa. authorities there say a falling highway sign

cbs news will host the event in new york city evening news anchor norah o'donnell and margaret brennan of face the nation will serve as moderators and don't forget, kron 4 is your election headquarters will be airing that vp debate between vance and walls on tuesday night, starting at 6 o'clock our time we'll have full coverage. plus analysis right after. >> and with officially fewer than 40 days until election day, california republican party leaders, they're not wasting any time. capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke one-on-one with the party chair about new efforts to reach voters. >> knocking on doors and making phone calls and turning out the vote. that's exactly what california republican party chair jessica millan patterson says the state gop has been doing and we'll continue to do to reach voters. now less than 40 days until election day in just a week and a half until ballots go out in the mail to every registered voter in the state. >> the republican party, it's here and we're here to help. it's a message she hopes resonates with every voter, but especially with specific

vice presidential candidate jd vance told face the nation host margaret brennan last month, he supports expanding the child tax credit, something that is also part of vice president harris's economic plan. they just don't agree on how much. >> welcome i think one of the things you could do is make it bigger per child. i think we would love to see it at a higher dollar value. i mean, look, i would love to see a child tax credit that is $5000 per child, but you of course have to work with congress to see how possible and viable that is. >> we will provide $6000 in tax relief to families during the first year of a child's life. >> during the pandemic, the biden administration did expand the child tax credit from $2000-$3600. the credit was paid monthly to qualifying families. now, the child tax credits are meant to help ease the financial burden on parents at a time when the u.s. surgeon general says parents are more stressed than ever. he recently issued an advisory on parents' mental health, and according to that advisory, nearly half of parents reported that on most days, their stress i

debate to be moderated by evening news anchor norah o'donnell and "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan. you can watch it all right here on cbs news bay area. special coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. >>> this year a long awaited project to install nets at the golden gate bridge was finally completed, but there's another key component to prevent people from jumping. coming up, we'll introduce you to the officer tasked with keeping people alive. >> i'll stop right here very often and i'll wait and look down and see people approaching on the bridge and just kind of gauge. >>> as the a's say farewell and get ready to play in sacramento, we'll show you why the concern for players' health and safety is literally heating up. >> you pick up that magazine, look through it and say one day i'm going to own one of these. >>> meet the latinas taking their dreams for a ride low and slow, the culture being built by women right here in the bay area. >>> as we saw emotions running high at the oakland coliseum yesterday afternoon during the a's farewell game, some of those fans got a little rowdy. two people

." >>> >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington. and this week on "face the nation," our cbs news polling shows new gains for vice president harris. but what about in those all-important battleground states? with six weeks to go until election day, voting is already underway in a handful of states and both sides are encouraging supporters to get out and vote. >> take nothing for granted. you have to get out and vote. >> the election is basically here. and we have work to do. to energize, to organize, and to mobilize. >> but growing concerns of foreign interference in our elections continue to loom over both campaigns. we'll ask the top republican on the senate intelligence committee, florida's senator marco rubio about it. we'll also talk with an ally of vice president harris, colorado's governor, jared polis. >>> then, after a second assassination attempt on former president trump at his golf club in florida, the scrutiny of the secret service intensifies. we'll talk to one of the democrats on the congressional task force investiga

♪ >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington and this week on "face the nation" as vice president harrisnd former president trump prepare to face off for the first time in philadelphia, an exclusive conversation with trump's top primary rival, former u.n. ambassador nikki haley. >> you haven't endorsed donald trump. you spoke at the convention. but are you going to campaign for him? >> you know, he knows i'm on standby. >> with just under two months until election day, nikki haley shares her advice on what the republican nominees should be focused on to win. >> harris alley, north carolina's governor roy cooper will join us. his state has gone red the last three presidential elections. what would it take for his party to win it this november >>> the u.s. uncovers a sprawling effort by russia to interfere with the 2024 elections. we'll talk with a house democrat on the intelligence committee, jim himes and chair michael mccaul will be here, revealing the results of his three-year investigation into the biden administration's withdraw from afghanistan. it's all just ahead on "face the nati

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>>> i'm margaret brennan and this week on "face the nation," the campaign 2024 roller costar continues with 51 days left before election day. candidates step up pitches to voters in key coulnstituencies. >>> trump and harris could now focus on everything from no taxes on overtime, his, to a $25,000 credit for first time home buyers, hers. >>> donald trump is putting migrants at the center of it all. >> springfield was this beautiful town and now they're going through hell. it is a sad thing. not going to happen with me, i could tell you right now. thank you very much. >> he's right about the troubled times in the ohio town. but not about the false right wing conspiracies regarding haitian migrants. we'll talk to his running mate, senator j.d. vance and maryland governor wes moore. >>> and we'll get a reality check on some of the economic proposals that sound too good to be true from gary koern. >>> and we'll check in with david becker on the vote by mail process and the latest on foreign influence campaigns and the growing impact of conspiracy theories from cybersecurity expert and ana

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i will be moderating with margaret brennan.ch our live coverage on cbs and streaming on cbs news 24/7 and paramount+. we are following and ongoing emergency out of the houston area. a liquid natural gas pipeline is burning into the night after exploding today shooting flames high into the air prompting evacuation and shelter-in-place orders. it happened to the city of deer park roughly 20 miles southeast of houston. janet shamlian is on the scene with the latest developments. >> fire spewing from the ground. people all over houston are able to see the smoke in the flames from a distance. >> a liquid natural gas pipeline explosion lighting the sky, just a couple hundred feet from a neighborhood in deer park texas. >> talk about what it feels like out here right now. >> tense, stressful. >> a tornado of smoke, a children's playground burning. enough to set the closest home ablaze. >> i understand but i never expected it to be this bad. i might have to get a hotel tonight. >> it's now been several hours since the fire started and

." ♪ >>> i'm margaret brennan and this week on "face the nation," the campaign 2024 roller coaster continueswith 51 days left before election day. the candidates step up their pitches to voters and keep constituencies. with their debate in the rearview mirror, former president trump and vice president harris can now focus on touting their campaign policies. on everything that no taxes on overtime, his, to a $25,000 credit for first-time home buyers, hers. donald trump is putting migrants >> springfield was this beautiful town and now they're going through hell. it's a sad thing. not going to happen with me, i can tell you right now. >> he is right about the troubled times in the ohio town, but not about the false right wing conspiracies regarding haitian migrants. we'll talk to trump's running mate, senator j.d. vance, as well as harris campaign surgery it, maryland governor, wes moore. from tax cuts to credits, we'll get a reality check on economic proposals from both candidates that sound too good to be true from trump's former white house economic adviser, gary cohn. >>> we'll also check

you can watch our coverage live of that debate moderated by norah o'donnell and margaret brennan on cbsn cbs news 24/7 and paramount plus. >>> the state of missouri has executed convicted murderer marcellus williams after the supreme court declined a last-minute request for a delay. williams was found guilty of a 1998 murder in suburban st. louis. the execution went ahead, despite prosecutors attempting to halt it and the victim's own family asking that he be spared. >>> a potentially deadly chemical leak from a railway car sparked an evacuation order in a town in southwestern tuesday. authorities said the chemical was leaking styrene, a toxic chemical used to make plastic and rubber. so far no injuries have been reported. >>> coming up, tropical storm helene is headed toward florida. we'll have a look at the dangers of inland flooding, when we come back. in the time it takes to play a new album, you can get answers to deep questions, like... were all those clubs in your 20's really such a bad thing? hey, no judgment. but it's possible concerts weren't music to your ears. one in four pe

will be moderated by cbs evening news anchor, norah o'donnell, and face the nation moderator, margaret brennann also watch it here on msnbc where coverage will begin at 7:00 p.m. joining me on set, host of the charles coleman podcast and political analyst. he is also the civil rights attorney and former brooklyn prosecutor, and the pulitzer prize winning journalist is here with me. i love saying that. all right, let's get your reaction. charles, you're the newbie here at the table. your reaction to the expectations that are being set up for tuesday's vice presidential debate? >> it will be a debate about policy or personality. then he has shown himself to be a difficult character to wrap your mind around. and if it is a debate around policy, j.d. vance has his work cut out for him, because he has not shown himself to be proficient in larger platforms and what it is. so i think for all intensive purposes, tim walz is walking into the situation with an advantage that i expect him to capitalize on because he has shown himself to be more likable than j.d. vance. number two, he has a better handle

nikki haley spoke to margaret brennan on cbs and asked about her involvement with the trump campaign.ay. >> are you going to campaign for him? >> he knows i'm on standby. i talked to him back in june. he's aware i'm ready if he needs me to do that. when i called him back in june, i said i was supportive. the teams have talked to each other a little bit but there hasn't been an ask as of yet. should he ask, i'm happy to be helpful. >> just wow. right? i cannot imagine nikki haley is delighted to have that interview air in the same media cycle that dick cheney coming out on principle to vote for kamala harris. >> yeah, no. absolutely. it is lame. she couldn't be having fun like you said. when you actually make the decision to come out and endorse donald trump as she did and i suspect with great reservation before doing so. you run the risk of being embarrassed by comparison which is exactly what happened today or this week when you juxtapose the more courageous i would say position than the path she has chosen. and i imagine there won't be a lot of phone calls coming her way from the tr

nikki haley spoke to margaret brennan, it's an interview that's going to air this weekend.bout her involvement with the trump campaign. this is what she had to say. >> are you going to campaign for him. >> he knows i'm on stand by. i talked to him back in june. he's aware that i'm ready if he ever needs me to do that. when i called him back in june i told him i was supportive. i think our teams have talked to each other but there hasn't been an ask yet. if he asks i'm happy to be helpful. >> i can't imagine nikki haley is delighted to have that interview air in the same sort of media cycle that dick cheney coming out on principle. >> you run the risk of being embarrassed. the more courageous i would say position than with which the path that she has chosen. i imagine there won't be a lot of phone calls coming her way from the trump campaign saying hey can you go to pennsylvania or michigan because, i mean, you know that was not a glowing endorsement that she gave in milwaukee and my sense was, i mean, if you look at the body language. it was not terribly enthusiastically re

margaret brennan o'donnell get a fair shot what advice do you give him?he's handle it very good. very smart. i think he's done great. people are really liking him. he's tough, smart loves our country. he's going to have in trouble. no. >> what do you think from that debate from both the candidates and the moderators? >> we haven't seen as much of tim walz i don't know exactly what version that we'll get but i think you make an excellent point that jd vance has been out there nonstop making the rounds -- listen, the schedule he's keeping is crazy. all of these candidates, but the fact that he does so much media and goes into places where he knows it is going to be a confrontational situation that's pretty good prep. he's honing those skills, sharpening them he know what is attacks are going to be and done attacks so he's got experience with that. i think we've seep so much less of tim walz i don't know what kind of debate guy he is. >> wondering that he'll be a bit of a surprise so this past week we saw jill biden taking the head of the table -- at a cabin

iron and will be moderated by cbs evening news anchor norah o'donnell and margaret brennan.it here on msnbc where coverage will begin at 7:00 p.m. joining me onset my sound off panel charles coleman jr., host of the charles coleman podcast and msnbc political analyst he is also the civil rights attorney and brooklyn rights. and maria hinojosa is back with me. i love saying that. let's just get your reaction charles. you're the newby on the table. your opinion on what you just heard about what is being set up for tuesday's vice presidential debate. >> it's going to be whether it's going to be a debate around policy. j.d. vance has his work cut out for him because he has not shown himself to be proficient in terms of laying out whatever the trump plan and larger platform is. for all the intents in purposes, tim walz is walking into this situation with an advantage that i expect him to capitalize on. because number one he is shown himself to be more likable that than jd vance and number two i think he has a better handle on the issues which is why you see j.d. vance all of thes

this is the vp debate moderated by norah o'donnell and margaret brennan on cbs, cbs news 24/7, and streamingt plus. >> i cannot wait to watch. >>> in today's "tech watch," sear wing an alarming rise of deke fakes, material -- deep fakes, material affected by a.i. it's real. manipulated to look like unlike us, we are real. and experts are warning about the long-lasting impact deep fakes could have on our society, especially because of the election coming up. >> yeah. >> we've already seen bogus robo calls in new hampshire, fake a.i.-generated taylor swift ads, and the white house warns deep fake porn is the fastest growing harmful use of a.i. to date. this is really dangeros. lori seigel, founder of mostly human media, has spent a lot of time on this stuff and has ideas on how we can spot what's real and what's not. lori, help. help us. >> i mean, it is incredibly alarming. i'm so glad that you guys are taking the time to talk about it. i remember a couple of years ago thinking, wow, this is going to be one of the most important things happening especially for children, and it is the rise of

will margaret brennan and norah o'donnell do what david muir did and hold these candidates accountable for lies? j.d. vance was caught in another lie by greg sargent just yesterday where he said in 2007, trump is trying to blow up, 2017, blow up the affordable care act. now he said trump saved the affordable care act. are you going to hold them accountable for the lies or put the burden on tim walz? that is not where it ought to go, and i hope we will see these moderators step up. if they just leave it to the candidates, we are not going to have an edifying debate as we need. >> that's a good a valid point and become what the audience watches for when they wanted to be. not just the performance of the candidates but the performance of the moderators. thank you very much. jennifer rubin and she's the author of resistance, women say democracy from donald trump. norm ornstein a senior fellow emeritus at the american enterprise institute and contributing editor with the atlantic and author of multiple books including one nation after trump, the guide for the perplexed, desperate, and the n

. >> norah: we want to bring in the "face the nation" moderator, margaret brennan. voters want the candidate of change. we've got all former presidents. we've got someone who's been vice president. how do they each positioned themselves to voters who say, i want something different? >> margaret: that's the challenge. former president trump's been campaigning on this idea that the vice president would simply be a continuation of joe biden's first term. when we look at our cbs polling of key battleground states like michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, you can see in the data that trump is winning the argument when it comes to the candidate who is perceived to bring change to the country. you can see those numbers right there on your screen. vice president harasses a sharp contrast to the 78-year-old challenger in style and substance. this is an abbreviated campaign. she is, in many ways, justifying her platform issues to the public. within that, how do you decide to describe herself as a change candidate when you're the incumbent defending the policies of the administra

cbs news hosting, nor o'donnell, margaret brennan will be moderating many are anticipating a high-stakes this event following the trump matchup earlier this month? it's the last debate currently on the schedule. so what can we expect joining me now, two men who have first-hand experience debating each of these candidates, former democratic congressman from the great state of ohio, tim ryan. he debated senator j.d. vance twice during that senate battle in 2022 this is not a guy who's ready to protect the rights of women. these are complicated circumstances. >> the reason why we have skyrocketing gang violence in this country? three because tim ryan and a lot of democrats decided to declare war on america's police. that shooter had all these great replacement theory writings that j.d. vance agrees with tim ryan blames me and not himself for passing those laws in the first place, doesn't make any sense. ten, i tried to spin this because you don't want to talk about the fact that you're with the extremists and former republican minnesota state senator, dr. scott jensen. he debated governor t

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