i think that's very dangerous. >> woodruff: michelle holmes, all of this is obviously subjective. asking the two of you to estimate, to give us your judgment of how the public is reacting, but what do you find in alabama about trust for the media. your own news organization editorialized against roy moore. are people still able to trust the reporting that your organization does, do you think? >> we've had really strong response thanking us for the work we've been doing. i do think people in alabama are intelligent and are able to distinguish an institutional editorial voice from the kind of day-to-day hard reporting that our staff is doing. look, our team of reporters are primarily people who were born and raised in alabama. they're the neighbors of all of our news consumers, and i think many people see through the tactics of fake news, certainly, you know, the president's push has played a really disturbing role, however, and we feel that ripple, too, but i think in alabama the work that we're doing is being seen for what it is, trying to call out truths in a really important tim

michelle holmes is on the editorial board. >> this was a clear cut case.e have opposed moore before. we will oppose moore in the future. roy moore is bad for alabama. >> reporter: turnout will mean everything in the race. the dead loon to register to vote is november 27th. elaine. >> dean reynold, thank you. >>> we turn now to our chief washington correspondent, and "face the nation" host john dickerson. what are the chances roy moore can win the alabama senate seat in december? >> well, we don't know. the polling shows that he, moore is a little bit behind. given all of the, coverage of this race and the, the moral baggage it has taken on, you have to be highly skeptical of polling any way but in this condition where people may not say they will vote for him and not voting for him. he has a core that loves him. the question is whether there are enough democrats who are outraged by this behavior to actually turn out. but i think it is anybody's guess at this point. >> another issue, john. house republicans passed the tax bill earlier this week. a few repub

michelle holmes is on the editorial board. >> his view is radically out of step with everyday alabama't let people fool you in thinking that that's what we in alabama believe. because we don't. >> reporter: in washington the president remained mum on moore. >> do you believe roy moore's accusers, mr. president? >> thank you very much. >> but mr. trump's advise ir, kellyanne conway suggested having moore's vote in the senate outweighs possible indiscretions. >> vote roy moore? >> i am telling you we want the votes in the senate to get this tax, this tax bill through. >> aide say the president who once called moore a really great guy who ran a fantastic primary race, has no plans currently to come down here to alabama to campaign with him. >>> president trump said he is designating north korea's "murderous regime" as a state the country will join iran, sudan and syria and be in line for even more sanctions. mean while, president trump's repeated threats to north korea have some worrying he may one day launch a nuclear strike. major garrett reports. >> do not try us. >> reporter: preside

. >> reporter: michelle holmes is on the editor qual board. >> this is a clear cut case. we have opposed poor before, we will oppose moore in the future. roy moore is bad for alabama. >> reporter: turnout will mean everything in this race. the deadline to register to vote is november 27th. elaine? >> dean reynolds, thank you. >> quijano: we turn now to our chief washington correspondent and "face the nation" host john dickerson. so john, what are the chances roy moore can win the alabama senate seat in the december? >> well, we don't know. the polling shows that moore is a little bit behind but given all the kompleg of this race and the moral baggage that it's taken on you have to be highly sceptical of state polling just anyway but also in this condition where people might not just say they're going to vote for him and ultimatedly end up voting for him. he has a core constituency who really loves him and the question is whether will are enough democrats white house raged by this behavior to actually turn out. but i think it's anybody's guess at this point. >> another iss

michelle holmes is on the editorial board. >> his view is radically out of step with everyday alabamalet people fool you in thinking that that's what we in alabama believe, because we don't. >> reporter: in washington, the president remained mum on moore. >> do you believe roy moore's accusers, mr. president? >> thank you very much. >> reporter: but mr. trump's advisor suggested having moore's vote in the senate outweighs his possible indiscretions. >> so vote roy moore? >> i'm telling you that we want the votes in the senate to get this tax -- this tax bill through. >> reporter: aides say the president who once called moore a great guy who ran a fantastic primary race has no current plans to come down here to alabama to campaign for him. cbs news, birmingham, alabama. >>> on cbs this morning, this summer cbs news investigation uncovered a hidden foreign work force building auto plants across the country. and for the first time an american business owner is speaking out about how the practice affects american workers. that's the cbs morning news for this tuesday. thanks for watching.

michelle holmes is on the editorial board. >> his view is radically out of step with everyday alabama. don't let people fool you in thinking that that's what we in >>abama believe, because we umn't. >> reporter: in washington, the president remained mum on moore. do you believe roy moore's accusers, mr. president? r. thank you very much. >> reporter: but mr. trump's adviser kellyanne conway suggested having moore's vote in the senate outweighs his possible indiscretion. s so vote roy moore? >> i'm telling you we want the votes in the senate to get this tax bill through. >> reporter: aides say that the president, who once called moore a really great guy who ran a fantastic primary race has no plans to come down here to alabama to campaign with him anthony? dean reynolds in birmingham tonight. >> mason: dean reynolds in birmingham tonight. thanks, dean. cbs news has learned special two men were shot over the weekend at the border. here's david begnaud. rdb.i. and border patrol agents have scoured the rocky desert terrain by foot and air. ceey're looking for evidence after what's been ca

she's back with me, michelle holmes. they published an editorial. elle, i want to give you a chance to respond to that report, and obviously, roy moore in his own words admitting he was enthralled by his future wife when she was just 15 or 16. he would have been about 30. that's disturbing to see, and these are his own words. >> thank you. i'm happy to respond to that. that is the work of kyle wit meyer, an alabama journalist at al.com, who put that timeframe together in a published column today. i think that's the kind of work that the press in alabama is doing. despite the press conference call today in which the roy moore camp said we're here to ask the kind of questions that the press is not asking. we're here, we're asking these questions. my reporters for the most part are born and raised in alabama. they have been doing this work on the behalf of alabamians their entire adult lives. we're bringing out stories that matter. and this is certainly one of them. >> they matter a lot, michelle. the question is, do you think right now they are going t

michelle holmes is on the editorial board. >> this was a clear cut case. we have opposed moore before. we will oppose moore in the future. roy moore is bad for alabama. >> reporter: turnout will mean everything in the race. the deadline to register to vote is november 27th. elaine. >> dean reynolds, thank you. the political horse trading is heating up on capitol hill where senate republicans plan to hold a volt on the tax overall bill right after the thanksgiving recess. gop leaders can only afford to lose two votes. and wisconsin senator ron johnson has already said he can't vote for the bill the way it stands. nancy cordes has more. >> this bull crap that you guys throw out here really gets old after a while. do it right at the end of this. >> reporter: tension had been building in the senate finance committee for four days. >> when republicans are in power, the first thing they want to do is give tax cuts to the rich. just what, in their dna. >> i really resent anybody saying i am just doing this for the rich. give me a break. >> committee chairman, orr

. >> michelle holmes, thanks for joining us. michelle is the vice president of content for alabama media group. >>> let's bring in a strong supporter of roy moore. janet porter, the founder and president of the ohio-based group faith to action, which hosted a news conference by faith leaders in birmingham, alabama, that roy moore attended. you say you've known roy moore more than 20 years. tell us about the man you know. >> i know the man that is good. who has a character of impeccable values. he is godly. that's just not something you can fake every single day for 40 years in a row. it just can't be done. >> that's not necessarily true. there are a lot of people in history who have claimed to be men of the cloth, faith leaders, and turned out to be scam artists. i'm not saying roy moore is. but we can't say you can't fake it for 20 years because people have. >> let's look at the evidence. not only do we have this man of impeccable character, 40 years without a rumor of anything possibly going wrong with his behavior, but -- >> t

out front, michelle holmes, the vice president of al.com. a member of the editorial board there that wrote roy moore, grossly unfit for office. david, let's start with this president, who is the leader of the republican party, the leader of the nation and he is stunningly silent on this issue. he is not calling on moore to drop out. the last time he talked about him was, of course, an endorsement. >> it's hardly -- meanwhile, roy moore seems to be struggling in a race that is significant. the poll shows doug jones, the democrat ahead by eight points. that was taken by fox news, hardly a bias source against republicans. it sounds like roy moore is not only trailing, but the stakes are going up for this president, rapidly. if the democrat, jones, wins on december 12th, think of how much is at stake for the president. if jones were in office today, erin, the tax bill that is coming out of the senate would be toast. he would provide, a democrat would provide one more vote and put the nail in the coffin for the tax bill, they would have to rewrit

i spoke with michelle holmes overnight one of the vp in charge of the papers and said to me this is annt moment in alabama and we felt this treatment on the front page was in line with what is at stake in this race in alabama. >> my goodness. all right. i want to ask you about "snl." they were throwing some punches. one landed right smack on former cast member al franken. >> i was curious how the show would handle this, you know, because al franken was famously on "snl" before making his transition into the u.s. senate. we can update, acknowledge the controversy. i wouldn't say they were as tough on franken as they typically are against president trump, for example. everything is different. but here is what they said about franken. >> al franken is being accused of sexual misconduct on a 2006 uso tour by leann tweeden who posted this photo. i know this photo looks bad but remember, it also is bad. and sure this was taken before franken ran for public office but it was also taken after he was a sophomore in high school. pretty hard to be like, comm'mo he didn't know any better. he was o

michelle: this year may be like a small herd of shoppers in the cold. jonathan: is black friday worth it? "7 on your side" troubleshooter horace holmes has a surprising answer for us horace: we have all either been in one of the black friday lines or we have seen them on tv. >> i kind of go to black friday shopping to watch people shop. horace: thousands of consumer have to catch the sale of the the store fly open. according to accenture, more than 60% of consumers say they will shop black friday or preblack friday sales. no question some of the sales and the savings are real but is it worth it? kevin of the consumer checkbook says the stores figure -- >> we can sell this computer for $200 instead of $50 and we will lose money off of that sale but the free pub lig -- publicity we'll generate will make it worth it. horace: most of the brands selling for super low door buster prices you never heard of. and even those fly off the shelves shortly after the stores open. it's a strategy to get you in the store to spend more money on items that aren't on sale. >> just waste of time. >> regardless there is something we like about the quest t