mr. acosta has passed back. cnn denying the dash they have five or six other reporters with hard passes. it is not a right to be able to go into the white house, it is a privilege. that being said, i think that it would behoove us all to take the temperature down a moment, say we are going to give mr. acosta has passed back, but agree with all of the reporters with credentials and say we will agree to these minimal standards of a decorum and professionalism. things that have usually gone on the side, but kept up over the years, and it wasn't until this before administration where you saw a lot of these people who wanted to not necessarily repors as stars. it wasn't the nature of the question. mr. acosta wasn't even asking a question, he was challenging him on the premise of his use of words and his definition -- >> laura: bud, sean, other folks who look at this situation, i was watching him talk about it just yesterday, basically said it, no, he's question -- he was challenging the president on the definition of

mr. acosta.y a classic first amendment viewpoint content based discrimination against speech. and we can't have the white house or government officials arbitrarily tossing people out of the white house or other facilities because they don't like what they're saying or reporting here. >> and there is some president for this. when you look back to 1977, the district -- the d.c. court of appeals ruling in his favor, can you walk us through the fifth amend, the due process argument here? >> yes. the robert sheryl case talked about the first amendment and due process. the d.c. circuit said in a case denying the white house press pass that before the white house rejects credentials it needs to get due process because of the important first amendment issues at stake. the court said there has to be notice, written decision explaining why the credentials have been denied or revoked and an opportunity to be heard. of course, that didn't happen here. mr. acosta was just blocked and his pass was taken away w

mr. acosta's press credentials was likely untrue. based on the information of questionable accuracy, that's when she disseminated this videotape and claimed something else happened that just didn't. >> and her statement saying they view it differently than you. >> when folks see the written transcript, they'll agree with me and not here. >> where does this go from here? what's next? >> the next, we owe the court a report on monday about the next steps in briefing what's called the preliminary injunction. that's the next step. it can only last two weeks. so we're going to come a briefing schedule then hearing date for the injunction. the government will be able to respond more fully. they had a day and a half to respond to put more briefing in and can try to put evidence in. they didn't put any evidence in so we'll go through that. we may have a hearing again in a couple of weeks. there's still more work to be done. mr. acosta is going to be covering the news and we're going to try to make this a permanent victory, but we're very happ

and mr acosta were extremely pleased with the ruling today this is a great day for the first amendment in journalism we're very excited to have mr acosta be able to go back and get his hard pass and report the news about the white house i'll turn it over to jim thank everybody thanks for coming i just want to say something very briefly and that is i want to thank all of my colleagues in the press who supported us this week and i want to thank the judge for the decision he made today and let's go back to work. thank you. wendy scenes right after a federal judge has ordered the trumpet ministration to immediately return the white house press credentials of c.n.n. reporter jim acosta the white house saying that it will comply now last week the white house you'll recall revoked those credentials after acosta and trump tangled during a press conference following the midterm elections c.n.n. sued and asked the judge to issue a temporary restraining order forcing the white house to give a cost us credentials at least temporarily back now here's another look at that press conference with trump

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they had a bit of a spat about that ms isn't whether to move onto another question and mr acosta whenifferent things and he got annoyed with him. then brought out his debacle rhetoric for sundelin switches quite dark at times, he did call mr acosta and enemy of the people which he has said to other media outlets as well. and that he seemed to not quite shake that anger at the media throughout the press conference. he did speak for an at the media throughout the press conference. he did speakfor an hour and a half and ii point said is that i stopped and everybody said we are not getting bored. there was that side of it are well. anotherjohn lewis said by calling us off a nationalist, on to encouraging white nationalism and he said no, that of their race question and he went on to say quite freely what he felt the media was culpable and the media that was causing databases the country, not himself and that he would like to take a softer tone but was being attacked by the media and was being attacked by the media and was incorrect what was being said that he had to fight back. it was qui

mr. acosta's credentials. it was part of a speech on the freedom of the press at this year's radio and television correspondence association dinner. up next, we'll show you the senator's speech in its ntirety. >> our keynote speaker tonight is from the great state of arizona. republican senator jeff flake. senator flake is a fifth generation arizonan and was selected to the united states senate in 2012. after serving 12 years in the u.s. house of representatives. representing arizona's east valley. as a member of the united states senate, senator flake serves on the energy and natural resources , foreign relations, on the judiciary committees. he's also the author of a conscience of a conservative, a rejection of destructive politics, and a return to principle. please join me in welcoming rizona senator jeff flake. mr. flake: congratulations to all of the award winners tonight. i have so much -- i so much appreciate the invitation to speak here tonight. if i'm a bit winded, it's because i've been taking the st

mr. acosta's press pass, it's clear it was based on the content of his reporting. >> i fully april tis pate in e anticipate in the next few days i will be indicted by mueller. >> the question from the nelson campaign is why in the election here in broward county which is heavily democratic, why did more people to the tune of almost 25,000 vote in the governor's race but skip the senate race. it may be the ballot design or it may be that one of the counting machines like you see over my shoulder didn't work properly. >> i just called kyrsten sinema and congratulated her. >> we can work together to meet the challenges our country faces. we can do this differently. >> in northern california, the most destruct of and deadliest fire in state history has turned the town of paradise into a living nightmare. >> i kept praying, lord, jesus, keep me safe. keep my car running. get us out of there. >> i just wanted to say good-bye because i didn't know if i'd see them again. i was really scared because of the fire everywhere. >> we've got a lot to cover. amazon has announced big plans for its long anti

mr. acosta asked the president two questions, each of which the president answered, said the white house,surrender a white house microphone to an intern so other reporters might ask their questions. this is not the first time this reporter has inappropriately refused to yield to other reporters. >> the white house goes on to say, quote, the white house cannot run an orderly and fair press conference when reporters act this way, which is neither appropriate nor professional. the first amendment is not served when a single reporter or more than 150 present attempt to monopolize the floor. if there's no check on this behavior, it impedes the ability of the president, the white house staff, and members of the media to conduct their business. chief media correspondent brian stelter is here with reaction. help us fact check this. >> none of what the white house is saying is addressing the substance of the lawsuit. what the white house is complaining about is acosta's style. and i get it. a lot of people don't like acosta's style. they think he's too aggressive, too blunt, too opinionated. but t

mr. acosta. he said that was problematic as well.finitely ruling that it is the individual journalist's rights that should not be interfered with in this case. it doesn't matter about the organization as a whole and whether or not they have other journalists to supplant jim acosta in this case. it matters for the individual right of a journalist and their press freedom, and their due process rights. >> the law matters. we have seen it here. we saw it with the muslim ban. we saw it with family separation at the border. the judges step up for the law. >> jessica schneider, great reporting. thank you. let's bring back in jeffrey toobin and brian stelter. jeffrey, i have always been proud to call jim acosta a colleague and a friend. but just those words, all he said was let's get back to work. this is not about him. this is about press freedom, and he will go back to work today. >> and look, the criticism of acosta is always that he's too aggressive. he's a showboat. that's what you hear on fox news, that he grand stands. you saw jim aco

mr. acosta be able to go back and get the hard pass and report the news about the white house.jim. >> okay. everybody, thank you for coming. i just want to say something very briefly and that is i want to thank all of my colleagues in the press who supported thus wee -- us this week and thank the judge for the decision he made today. and let's go back to work. thank you. >> when do you expect to -- >> can there be press passes at all? >> today we're going to celebrate this vuktictory and t move on. thank you very much. >> the lawyer for cnn answering some questions there. audio is not great. he did say that they are here simply to celebrate today's victory for cnn as our own pete williams pointed out along with our news team this is not necessarily a permanent victory for the network now that one of the journalists who had his credentials revoked, has had that press pass reinstated for now. let me bring in a first amendment attorney and senior counsel. you no he this issue weknow thi. how do you see this playing out? >> i think what the judge dshgs halli -- did, hallie, is go f

mr. acosta get his pass back in the white house.i want to thank all of my colleagues in the press who supported us this week and i want to thank the judg decision he made, and let's go back to work. jon: today jim acosta was able to return to the white house. t ins topsy-turvy world, the man who is meant to report the news seemed to benjoying being the news. while the president, who has never shied away from a fight, bemoaned the lack of decorum in white house news conferences. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. rajini: for more on that spat as well as esident trump saying he had written answers to robert mueller's questions, i spoke a brief ti ago with north america reporter anthony zurcher. anthony, jon saying acosta 1, trump 0. why did the judge rule in cnn's favor? anthony: he ruled on due process grounds. in other words, he said there wasn't sufficient justification to take away acosta's pressti creds. basically, that was all there was to it.ot he didule on the first pamendment freedom ss grounds, just very narrowly that there we

mr. acosta and generally going forward.been a better way to keep things -- to keep the temperature from getting as high as it did. but again it's hard to make that decision from where i sit and not having been in the day-to-day as sarah and some of the others were. i just -- it is easy to say these things without having the context of what had happened before, after or preceding days. mr. acosta's behavior is disrespectful to the white house and his colleagues. it is not about him having his own show when he is at the press conference. it is about all the reporters having the opportunity. >> sandra: sean spicer, thank you for coming on the program. >> jon: will democrats reelect nancy pelosi to be speaker of the house? one congresswoman says she is considering challenging pelosi for the job as pelosi says she is confident she has the votes. hydrating facial mist, and brightening eye cream. only by olay. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with ni

the network alleges this violates its and mr acosta's constitutional rights.ms havejoined calls for the uk to offer asylum to asia bibi, the pakistani christian woman recently acquitted of blasphemy. it comes afterformer foreign secretary boris johnson, and other politicians, urged the government to help her. asia bibi was freed last week after eight years on death row, sparking violent protests in pakistan from islamists. around 100 people are still missing in california after the worst wildfires in the state's history. 44 people are now known to have died, but that number is expected to rise. the fires have broken out across the state. more than 7,000 homes and other buildings have been destroyed. most of the people who died were in and around the town of paradise, which has largely been destroyed. dave lee is there. get back here. this is the inferno faced by one mother and son as they escaped the deadliest wildfire in californian history. we were out of that by 10:37am. with thousands of people behind me. how did it feel to know you were safe? relieving, g

we're very excited to have mr acosta be able to go back and get his hard pass and report the news aboutthe press who supported us this week and i want to thank the judge for the decision he made today. and let's go back to work. today, jim acosta was able to return to the white house. in this topsy—turvy world, the man who is meant to report the news seemed to be enjoying being the news. thanks, guys. thanks. decorum, you have to practise decorum. while the president, who has never shied away from a fight, bemoaned the lack of decorum in white house news conferences. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. let's return now to our top story: brexit. it was in bolton that theresa may launched the conservatives‘ last general election campaign. in the last twenty—four hours the town's only tory mp, chris green, revealed he has submitted a letter of no confidence in the prime minister. judith moritz has been to bolton to find out what people there think of the prime minister and her leadership. the conservative party can come together and under my leadership it will. am i going to see this through?

ruling today, this is a great day for the first amendment and journalism, we are very excited to have mr acosta his hard pass and report news about the white house. i want to thank all of my colleagues in the press who supported us this week, i want to thank the judge for the decision in a today and let's go back to work. today, jim acosta was able to return back to the white house. in this topsy—turvy world, the man who was meant to report the news seemed to be enjoying being the news. decorum, yep, they practised decorum... while the president, has never shied away from a fight, bemoaned the lack of decorum in white house conferences. john sopel, bbc news, washington. china's president xijingping has told a summit of world and business leaders in papua new guinea that protectionism is ‘doomed to fail‘ and hampering global growth. he's joined other asia—pacific leaders in pushing free trade at this weekend's apec summit in the pacific island nation. translation: the world today is going through major development and transformation and change. while economic globalisation surges forward , econo

ruling today, this is a great day for the first amendment and journalism, we are very excited to have mr acosta white house. i want to thank all of my colleagues in the press who supported us this week, i want to thank the judge for the decision in a today and let's go back to work. today, jim acosta was able to return back to the white house. in this topsy—turvy world, the man who was meant to report the news seemed to be enjoying being the news. decorum, yep, they practised decorum... while the president, has never shied away from a fight, bemoaned the lack of decorum in white house conferences. john sopel, bbc news, washington. let's get some of the day's other news. ten days after the mid—term elections in the united states, the democratic party candidate who hoped to become the country's first black female governor has acknowledged that her republican rival will be sworn in. stacey abrams says she's run out of legal options to challenge the outcome of the contest in georgia. the official result has yet to be declared. in florida, a manual recount of votes in the race for a senate seat is u

we're very excited to have mr acosta be able to go back and get his hard pass and report the news aboutthe press who supported us this week, and i want to thank the judge for the decision he made today. and, let's go back to work! today, jim acosta was able to return to the white house. in this topsy—turvy world, the man who's meant to report the news seemed to be enjoying being the news. thanks, guys. thanks. decorum, you have to practice decorum. while the president, who's never shied away from a fight, bemoaned the lack of decorum in white house news conferences. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. newsnight is on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are, before we join this year's children in need once again. have a good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh woozencroft wales miss out on a spot in the top tier of the nations league after defeat by denmark in cardiff. claudio ranieri is back in the premier league with fulham. he says they'll never give up in their bid for survivial. and sweet like kandy... joe root puts england on top in the second test b

we're very excited to have mr acosta be able to go back and get his hard pass and report the news aboutsupported us this week and i want to thank the judge for the decision he made today. and let's go back to work. today, jim acosta was able to return to the white house. in this topsy—turvy world, the man who is meant to report the news seemed to be enjoying being the news. thanks, guys. thanks. decorum, you have to practise decorum. while the president, who has never shied away from a fight, bemoaned the lack of decorum in white house news conferences. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers the broadcaster john stapleton, and kate proctor, who's a political correspondent at the london evening standard. that's coming up just after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for the weather with sarah keith—lucas. the past week has been exceptionally mild, we have seen temperatures in the high teens, well above average for the state in november. —— this stage. friday we had some low cloud cover mr fogg, this picture was taken in e

ruling today, this is a great day for the first amendment and journalism, we are very excited to have mr acostaws about the white house. i want to thank all of my colleagues in the press who supported us this week, i want to thank the judge for the decision in a today and let's go back to work. today, jim acosta was able to return back to the white house. in this topsy—turvy world, the man who was meant to report the news seemed to be enjoying being the news. decorum, yep, they practised decorum... while the president, has never shied away from a fight, bemoaned the lack of decorum in white house conferences. john sopel, bbc news, washington. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the number of people reported missing in the california wildfires doubles to more than 600. we'll be live in the town of paradise. benazir bhutto has claimed victory in pakistan's general election. she has asked pakistan's president to name her as prime minister. jackson's been released on bail of $3 million after turning himself into police in santa barbara. it was the biggest demonstration so far of the fast—growi

here's another reminder of the exchange that led the white house to pull acosta's pass. >> mr. president, if i may ask one other question, are you worried -- >> that's enough. >> mr. president -- >> that's enough. >> the other folks -- pardon me, ma'am, i'm -- >> mr. president. >> that's enough. >> mr. president, i had one other question if i may ask on the russia investigation. are you concerned that you may -- >> i'm not concerned about anything with the russia investigation because it's a hoax. >> are you -- >> that's enough. put down the mike. >> mr. president, are you worried about indictments coming down in this investigation? >> mr. president -- >> i tell you what, cnn should be ashamed of itself having you working for them. you are a rude, terrible person.

mr. acosta and the attorneys. know, acosta at that hearing said in response to what juan just brought up, you know, we wanted to make sure that he did time. that is why this settlement was made. we wanted to make sure that he did time. part of this arrangement and i want your thoughts, charlie, of course, is that these girls are 14 years old, determined to be prostitutes. i don't know how you can have that label at the age of 14. >> no, you can't. and there's no definition in federal law that allows for that either. shouldn't have been allowed in this case. it is -- and we don't know what sort of -- everything that went on behind the scenes, this right here is exactly why people despise politics. it's why so much -- so many americans have an eroded faith in the federal government. it's because of things like this. i think juan very ably pointed out, you know, there's -- there's a duel system of justice in this country. the idea that this guy had so much money and political connections that he got away with somethin

mr. acosta's credentials immediately.the white house is not going to okay his credentials. >> i think somehow acosta had harmed the young woman -- b1 laid his hand on her. look at the tape. >> that's not a very good reason. they could say they were doing it because he was disruptive at this event. there's got to be some sort -- the one i disagree. if this had happened with obama -- >> i do not think he tried to puncher, but she was clearly nervous. that was the wrong thing. >> laura: stay right there. just a short time ago, nancy pelosi formally launched her bid to be the next speaker of the house. but will she be able to fend off the radical leftist heading to washington? that's next. >> i was trying to hang onto the microphone to continue asking the president questions. obviously i didn't put my hands on her and/or touch her as they are alleging and it's unfortunate that the white house is saying this. >> laura: that's all we need to hear from him. cnn, by the way, issued a statement saying that the president's revocati

mr. acosta for the fact of the matter to presume he should be the debating the president in the white house it is outrageous! >> of illegal. >> whether the present own thing anyway acted on a timely fashion certainly not in a hurried fashion. he has put up with this nonsense since he was standing there before them in the white house press room. >> is amazing how he's impatient with the people. he puts up with more nonsense honestly, i think it is on the front of the president. >> it is a must get to the facts of this for a second. that is that, there is no breach of the first amendment of cnn. cnn has 50 -- [multiple speakers] >> is cheaper than buying ads! you have two bit liars to run a suit against the president at the white house. >> is exactly right. the cnn has 50 hard passes. 50! more than anybody else! so they have the ability to have people they are covering this president and asking questions. >> they were more people in white house the president does. that's when they will be happy. >> that is accurate. look, this is going to end in court and we're going to see exactly what a fed

mr. acosta. fox news has an amicus brief supporting cnn and not legal fight. >> thanks for that, allison. you can see the entire interview with the president at the top of the hour and "fox news sunday" coming up right after this. leland: andra gillum has officially conceded the gubernatorial election to ron desantis but the race between senator bill nelson and governor rick scott yet to be certified. phil keating on the ground as the counting has ended. not to certification. hi, phil. reporter: hyperbole land. it is so over in west palm beach county. we've been kicked out of the building. that's right to the noon deadline has passed. all 67 counties have now sent via the computer internet their final numbers up to the secretary of state's office in tallahassee and on tuesday as you mentioned the state canvassing board will certify the result. this morning the race for the senate race the campaign of republican governor rick scott again calling on democratic senator bill nelson to proceed and giv

mr. acosta, you seemed to reserve your nastiness for black women reporters, april, abby phillip, you wouldcterizations that really were frankly, mr. president, your racism is showing. people see you particularly nasty to black women. if you really want to be perceived with respect, lest presidential, you need to put your emotions and abrasiveness inside and start giving people a message of leadership. after all, people need their needs addressed, not you trying to berate reporters that give them their information. be right back with radio host charlamagne. host charlamagne. . especially these days. (dad) i think it's here. (mom vo) especially at this age. (big sister) where are we going? (mom vo) it's a big, beautiful world out there. (little sister) woah... (big sister) wow. see that? (mom vo) sometimes you just need a little help seeing it. (vo) presenting the all-new three-row subaru ascent. love is now bigger than ever. ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3 ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy wit

acosta and white house that trump administration revoked their credentials that was unprecedented and c.n.n. reacted right away and which went to court on first and fifth amendment grounds and now we have results mr cross there will be back today all right. let's stay with us we're going to look at the two sides reactions to this ruling firstly is jim acosta's attorney who are extremely pleased with the ruling today this is a great day for the first amendment in journalism we're very excited to have mr acosta be able to go back and get his hard pass and report the news about the white house. i live in the white house begs to differ is a bit of best statement today the court made it clear that there is no absolute first right of first amendment right to access the white house or stephens even in washington who's right on this is c.n.n. or the white house. so the white house is wrong in that in the sense that the judge timothy j. kelly trump appointment actually a federal judge was appointed by trump last year in two thousand and seventeen ruled on the grounds on for this injunction and that is what it is it is just temporarily bringing our cost of back into the white house and make him able to wor

mr. acosta is no more or less special to any other reporter with respect to the first amendment.ouse is saying everyone else is allowed in the white house. we're not blocking everybody. that's part of the point, they're trying to pick and choose who is able to cover the white house and who can ask questions of the president. no past president has tried to engage in that control. it's also noteworthy we're seeing shifting rationales. >> they claimed last week he placed his hands on a white house intern. >> first, i want to get your take. first, there are clear first amendment issues that are part of the lawsuit, brian bringing up the fifth amendment issues. what's that about? what is cnn saying? >> what the president and white house seek to do is restrict a reporter's access based upon the fact that they don't like the reporting that's being done by cnn and possibly by the reporter. that's called content-based discrimination. the first amendment is very clear on that. that the press has the right to report and express opinions regarding the president's conduct. the second part is

jim acosta/ cnn"mr. president-" pres. trumpjim acosta/ cnn "pardon me ma'am."pres. trump "excuse me, that's enough." despite the pipe bombs sent to cnn and other democratic politicians.. the president returned to his favorite insults for the media.(nats) "enemy of the people."pres. trump"ok just sit down please. well when you report fake news, no when you report fake news, which cnn does a lot, you are the enemy of the people."the president also lashed out at reporters who simply asked why he considers himself a nationalist...jim acosta/ cnn"why do i have highest poll numbers with americans? why do i have my highest poll numbers? that is question. honestly, i know you have it written down and let me tell you, that's a racist question."and whether mr. trump is in fact a racist. pres. trump"i don't use racist remarks, and you know what, if i did, you people, you would have i've been hearing there are tapes for years and years, there are tapes, number one, i never worried about it because i never did, i never used racist, i never used racist remarks." (grant) (grant) (

mr acosta and cnn deny that. let's take a look at the exchange.ay to the us from south america. i want them to come into the country, but they have to come and legally, you know, they have to come in through a process. i want it to be a process. and i want people to come in, and we need the people. right, but yourcampaign... wait, wait. you know why we need the people, don't you? because we have hundreds of companies moving in. we need the people. but your campaign had an ad showing migrants claiming over walls and so on... well, that's true. but they're not going to be doing that. they're not actors. they weren't actors. well, no, it was true. do you think they were actors? they weren't actors — they didn't come from hollywood. these were people, this was an actual, you know, it happened a few days ago... they're hundreds of miles away, though. they're hundreds and hundreds of miles away. that's not an invasion. you know, honestly, i think you should let me run the country, you run cnn, and if you did it well your ratings would be much better. we

mr acosta's credentials were withdrawn after he had a disagreement with president trump, during a newsverning future news conferences, which includes allowing only a single question from each journalist. shares in the japanese car maker, nissan, have fallen sharply as investors react to the arrest of the company's chairman, carlos ghosn, on suspicion of financial misconduct. mr ghosn is accused of under—reporting his earnings and using company assets for personal purposes. let's speak to our tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes. hello, rupert, what more can you tell us about these allegations? we have some more details this morning which is that mr ghosn, according to the local broadcaster, had four homes purchased for him around the world, one in rio dejaneiro in brazil, one in paris, amsterdam, beirut in lebanon, the total purchase price for these homes was around £15 million and according to this story which is sourced to sources in the investigation, those homes were purchased by the company nissan on behalf of mr ghosn that they were not for business purposes but were for hi

mr. acosta, punish reporters. stephen, you are next. good morning.r: i agree with the last, you were reading. i think the rules they are setting up our set up that he can just avoid answering the tough questions. -- as far as the -- host: it has been said that this does not stop a reporter from asking, just repeated russians. what do you think? .- repeated questions what do you think? caller: he can just avoid any follow-up clarification. host: from michigan, brian, you are next up. go ahead. caller: good morning, pedro. others you like many -- before you in your world you are part of the world, you don't have the proper training to begin with. you don't understand the theory of journalism because it you don't have degrees in journalism. you have degrees, but not in journalism. host: to the call of the white house and the changes, what do you have to say to that? caller: it has nothing to do with freedom of speech. what the judge will line is you may be taking food off of his table. do with nothing to freedom of speech. the unprofessionalism displaye

the white house suggestion spended the press pass of cnn correspondent jim acosta after acosta and mr. trump had words during a news conference yesterday. acosta asked him about the caravan in mexico yesterday and then tried to follow up with another question. >> that's enough. that's enough. >> i want one more question. >> that's enough. >> pardon me ma'am. >> a white house aide tried to grab the microsoft and acosta brushed her arm. a white house official accused acosta to put his arm on a woman. we stand by this. we will not tolerate the inappropriate behavior c acosta statement that he put his hands on the aide a lie. cnn said sanders provided false news, labeling them the enemy of the people. kenneth craig, cbs news. >>> coming up open "the morning news," birth control recall. why a popular pill is pulled. >>> and ancient art. an extraordinary discovery in a cave in indonesia. this is the "cbs morning news." >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> student: i did mine on volcanoes. >> teacher: you did?! oh, i can't

mr. acosta in particular, this is not a country in which reporters should be expected to show deference toour job. >> let's play a little bit of jim acosta's response on cnn to what happened. here it is. >> all i can say at that point is i was trying to hang onto the microphone so i could continue to ask the president questions. obviously i didn't put my hands on her or touch her as they're alleging and it's just unfortunate that the white house is saying this. you know, we all try to be professionals over there. i think i handled myself professionally. >> jennifer, you wrote you think that jim acosta should sue donald trump. >> absolutely. >> you think americans should shun his press soekt. >> what he did is a violation of the first amendment. you do not throw reporters out based upon the content of their reporting. that is a classic case of content discrimination and a first amendment violation. there's an existing lawsuit brought by a group of writers not because they personally have experienced it but because of what he says, it acts as a chilling factor for them. it intimidates them.

you run cnn and if you did it well your ratings would--"acosta: "let me ask you if i may ask a question mr. president if i may ask one more question."trump: "that's enough."acosta: "pardon me ma'am. on the russia investigation are you concerned that you may have." trump: "i'm not concerned about anything with the russia investigation because it's a hoax. that's enough put down the mic."acosta: "mr. president are you worried about indictments coming down in this investigation?"trump: "cnn should be ashamed of itself having you working for them. you are a rude terrible person you shouldn't be working for cnn. nbc's peter nbc's peter alexander defended acosta just after the exchange. tension between white house reporters and presidents is nothing new. (grant) just about every president in recent history has had contentious encounters with the press. that includes c-b-s reporter dan rather facing off with richard nixon. and and president george w bush's encounters with longtime white house correspondent helen thomas about the iraq war. (ken) following the midterm elections, anti-trump rallies

you run cnn and if you did it well your ratings would--" acosta: "let me ask you if i may ask a question mr. president if i may ask one more question."trump: "that's enough."acosta: "pardon me ma'am. on the russia investigation are you concerned that you may have." trump: "i'm not concerned about anything with the russia investigation because it's a hoax. that's enough put down the mic."acosta: "mr. president are you worried about indictments coming down in this investigation?"trump: "cnn should be ashamed of itself having you working for them. you are a rude terrible person you shouldn't be working for cnn. trump: "ok, just sit down please. well when you when you report fake news - no - when you report fake news which cnn does a lot. you are the enemy of the people. go ahead.">(pam) white house press secretary sarah sanders says, acosta put his hands on the female intern who tried to take his microphone, however, the video indicates the opposite. (ken) tension between white house reporters and presidents is nothing new. just about every president in recent history has had contentious encou

mr acosta pointed out they are hundreds of miles from the border of the us, and so miles from the borderry. one of the statements from sarah sanders, the statements from sarah sanders, the press secretary, saying this is an example of cnn's outrageous disregard for everyone, including young women who work for this administration. cnn said in return the prisk secretary lied, provided fraudulent accusations and cited an incident that never happened. thank you, philippa. a paraplegic athlete has decided to drop his legal action against luton airport after it acquired ten self—propelling wheelchairs for disabled passengers. justin levene dragged himself across the floor of the airport after his self—propelling wheelchair was lost. he refused the offer of manual wheelchair, which someone else would need to push, saying it compromised his independence. mr levene explained his decision to suspend legal action. this all happened last year. when i arrived at the airport it became apparent that my wheelchair had been lost. when i was asking for a self—propelled chair for me to use, they didn't hav

you run cnn and if you did it well your ratings would--" acosta: "let me ask you if i may ask a question mr. president if i may ask one more question."trump: "that's enough."acosta: "pardon me ma'am. on the russia investigation are you concerned that you may have." trump: "i'm not concerned about anything with the russia investigation because it's a hoax. that's enough put down the mic."acosta: "mr. presient are you worried about indictments coming down in this investigation?"trump: "cnn should be ashamed of itself having you working for them. you are a rude terrible person you shouldn't be working for cnn. trump: "ok, just sit down please. well when you when you report fake news - no - when you report fake news which cnn does a lot. you are the enemy of the people. go ahead." (ryan) ahead." ahead." (ryan) nancy pelosi isn't a shoo-in to return as speaker. she's been challenged in the past and now says her role is more of a transition to new leadership.the speakership will largely be decided in a democratic caucus vote after thanksgiving, then go to a full house vote when congress reconvene

i think even jim acosta said mr.resident, they won't be climbing walls, that's not going to happen. but we see this video, they are climbing the walls. what's going on? >> oddly the things they have been doing the past 50 years. that's why one presidential candidate ran promising to build a wall. that's why people voted for him. we see we need a wall. in the absence of a wall, i pushr wish wyatt least had attorney general jeff sessions. jesse: these are people straddling the wall and taunting the people on the other side. if anybody looks at that picture, you climb, you climb down, it's like fun for these people. >> israel was having a big problem with invaders -- no, intil traitors, coming in from africa. according to the "new york times" they got it down to zero illegal immigrants crossing into their country. the old show me a wall, i'll show you a ladder. the israelis didn't believe that so they built a wall and it's working. jesse: any time you hear the democrats, you hear, walls don't work. then you see walls al

i think even jim acosta said mr.resident, they won't be climbing walls, that's not going to happen. but we see this video, they are climbing the walls. what's going on? >> oddly the things they have been doing the past 50 years. that's why one presidential candidate ran promising to build a wall. that's why people voted for him. we see we need a wall. in the absence of a wall, i pushr wish wyatt least had attorney general jeff sessions. jesse: these are people straddling the wall and taunting the people on the other side. if anybody looks at that picture, you climb, you climb down, it's like fun for these people. >> israel was having a big problem with invaders -- no, intil traitors, coming in from africa. according to the "new york times" they got it down to zero illegal immigrants crossing into their country. the old show me a wall, i'll show you a ladder. the israelis didn't believe that so they built a wall and it's working. jesse: any time you hear the democrats, you hear, walls don't work. then you see walls al

mr. acosta and others' behavior need to come forward and be part of the solution now.rking as ed henry i turn the tv on at night and he is on every show and wake up in the morning. pete: i see him in my dreams. jedediah: that's not good, pete. thank you, sean. ed: president calling out the migrant caravan. >> they have such fear and such problems and they hate their country, why do we see all the flags being waved? ed: the media claiming no longer talking about it you just heard him talk about the caravan. former acting ice director tom homan here next. pete: according to new op-ed in democratic circles antisemitism is becoming normal. alan dershowitz a lifelong democrat agrees. what's going on in his party coming up soon. coobidoo doobido♪ [ goose honking ] ♪ [ laughing ] a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. ♪ progressive helps keep you out there. >> come up and talk about their great fear and waving their country's flags. what's that all about. if they have such fear and problems and they hate their country, why do we see all the flags being waved for