plus, we'll have a special mother's day interview with author and poet maya angelou. this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning, again. ambassador thomas pickering is the one who led the state department'statedepartment's ino how those benghazi attacks were handled. mr. ambassador, you and i have known one another, and you had various posts in the government for membership, many years. you head the this investigation. but the three state department employees who testified this week were frustrated with the report. they had it was incomplete. one of them, greg hicks, even told investigators-- his words, not mine-- it let people off the hook." is that a fair criticism? >> i don't believe so, and i think that's an unfair criticism. they've tried to point the finger at people more senior than where we found the decisions were made. the decisions were made and reviewed at the level that we fixed responsibility for failures of performance. those people were named in

. >> maya angelou. >> meryl streep. >> denzel washington. >> love him. >>> again, this is celebritiesra bullock was number two. the person we trust the most apparently is tom hanks. >> wow. >> i don't know that i trust him more than anybody else. very hard to trust people you don't really know. you've got to know somebody. i think tom is terrific, you know, but -- >> the least trusted actor was also an actor, tom. tom cruise was the least trusted. >> and least trusted actress is kristen stewart. i don't think she would have made that last year. she had the unfortunate little fling with the director. hey, it happens. >> hi, sarah. >> a lot of people are writing on the wall why they love you guys. >> why? >> laughter, giggles. people go, i need one good laugh in my morning. i can bank on you guys. and somebody said field your dog buffalo, hoda. buffalo meat. >> oh. >> for anybody thinks -- don't give them ffalo meat. >>> fyi, it's time for our hottest dad's contest the third year. the prize is a week-long vacation for two to the scrub island resort in the british virgin islands. everyth

. >>> the post maya angelou said i don't trust anyone who can't laugh.mote world peace through laughing. a yoga master started the worldwide laughter yoga movement. it is contagious. >> it is funny seeing other people laugh. followers say laughing promotes joy in your inner self. there is of course a medical benefit, too. it reduces stress and improves the immune system. agreed. good chuckles, good medicine. i'm fredricka whitfield. thanks for joining us. i'll see you back here 4:00 eastern time when we'll have a close-up look at prince harry who is paying a special visit to the u.s. this week. right now time for "your money." >>> a recovery? yes. is it enough for the millions of americans still reeling from the recession? i'm christine romance, welcome to "your money." 165,000 jobs added in april. 173,000 jobs a month on average over the last year. that's enough to bring the unemployment rate down to 7.5% in april. that's the lowest it's been since december 2008. most months we see the unemployment rate fall because people are falling out of the labor f

america are starting with number one, tom hanks, sandra bullock, denzel washington, meryl streep and maya angelou madcap summer romantic comedy and i missed it? it's beyond me how anyone can trust tom hanks with that mustache. without the mustache, yes. with the mustache, not so sure. i like tom hanks. my problem isn't so much with the top of the list. farther down, we really start to go down the rabbit hole. speaking particularly about number 50, which is where my name comes up. i am apparently the 50th most trusted person in america. incidentally, only slightly more trusted than duane "the rock" johnson who is 54th. but considerably more interested than pat sajak who is number 69. here's a small sampling of people who are more trustworthy than i according to the list. judge judy, rachael ray, tim tebow and sanjay gupta. gupta is way up at number 17, which kind of stings but i'm not taking it nearly as hard as ellen degeneres, who is number 18. >> he's a doctor. i get it. i get why he would be one ahead of me but people should do their research. this is advice he gave to the university of michig

. >> reporter: the couple has been recognized by president clinton, poet maya angelou and oprah. >> theyus and understand where we're coming from. >> i consider it a gift in my life to be able to do this. >> reporter: they will be recognized in a pregame home plate ceremony starting in about an hour. we're live at at&t. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> beer brewers have gotten together to raise money for military families. the project is called hops for heroes. nine breweries are involved and they'll all be making the exact same recipe. what's interesting is it involves placing unfinished bats into the fermentation vats. the beer will go on sale on memorial day. all proceeds will be going to the organization. >>> federal health officials are warning doctors to stop using injectable steroids from a tennessee pharmacy. the specialty plaintiff's exhibits came from main street family pharmacy. the fda has had reports of seven people having health problems after injections. at least one case involved meningitis. the same disease connected to a pharmacy in massachusetts. >>> endeavor is giving los ang

america are starting with number one, tom hanks, sandra bullock, denzel washington, meryl streep and maya angeloue in a madcap summer romantic comedy and i missed it? it's beyond me how anyone can trust tom hanks with that mustache. without the mustache, yes. with the mustache, not so sure. i like tom hanks. my problem isn't so much with the top of the list. farther down, we really start to go down the rabbit hole. speaking particularly about number 50, which is where my name comes up. i am apparently the 50th most trusted person in america. incidentally, only slightly more trusted than duane "the rock" johnson who is 54th. but considerably more interested than pat sajak who is number 69. here's a small sampling of people who are more trustworthy than i according to the list. judge judy, rachael ray, tim tebow and sanjay gupta. gupta is way up at number 17, which kind of stings but i'm not taking it nearly as hard as ellen degeneres, who is number 18. >> he's a doctor. i get it. i get why he would be one ahead of me but people should do their research. this is advice he gave to the university of

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the convicted murderer took to twitter monday, this time quoting author maya angelou.e. what arias is getting this morning, support prosecutor a growing chorus of people thinking prosecutors should drop the death penalty case against her. >> i don't think it's worth the amount of money they want to spend in order to kill this woman. give her life without parole and let's be finish with this case. >> reporter: in a scathing new editorial, "the arizona republic" argues prosecutors should not seat a new jury to rehear the penalty phase of arias' case. 12 jurors agreed to convict the 32-year-old of murdering her ex-boyfriend, travis alexander on may 8th but deadlocked on the death penalty. with a new jury, the paper's editorial board writes "the trial would drag on adding to its multimillion dollar cost. by extending mercy to arias, prosecutors can grant mercy to this community, as well." >> it was a very trying experience to weigh someone's life. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview many so of areairiaary said -- >> it's not a full trial. that will be a horrendous task

the first nonhollywood person on the list is maya angelou, the famed poet.an: for me it's sty stallone. the musical is coming up. going to sing about boxes. >>steve: a hail storm battering denver last night. the area also hit with lightning and heavy rain. it is raining outside our studio here in new york city. in fact, there she is, maria molina. >> good morning. good to see you. that's right, we're talking rain out here in new york city. it's coming down pretty heavily. it's been coming down throughout the overnight hours. we're expecting it to continue throughout the day today. parts of colorado will also be dealing with more stormy weather not just today but even over the next several days. the reason is all of our storm systems don't have anything to move them along. they're going to be very slow moving. severe weather will be possible across the center of the country. temperature-wise, very warm in texas. 88 degrees for your high in dallas. 67 in new york city. seattle not bad. 74 for their high. steve, gretchen and brian? >>gretchen: thank you so much