mr. red: yeah. pres. trump: they're rich. mr. red: yeah. pres. trump: that's good. mr. red: got to be humble. yeah, we got money. pres. trump: that's great. but it's going well? mr. red: it's going well. yes. pres. trump: that's good. david boyer, a trucker with abf freight. david, thank you very much. i saw you before. thank you, david. benson waller of riverview coal mine. mr. waller: yes, sir. pres. trump: thank you, benson. chip kovach, vice president of engineering for his family's small business, city machine technologies. how's that going? mr. kovach: great. ever since the administration, we are busier than ever. having trouble finding good, qualified help. it's actually a very good problem to have. pres. trump: well, we're setting records on unemployment or employment, use either word. mr. kovach: yes. pres. trump: use either way. either way, it's a record. mr. kovach: supply and demand. pres. trump: it's good. and a lot of people are being trained and we're training a lot of people. and companies are coming into our country now at a record clip, and they're all

the white house has had to respond to suggestions that mr trump's rhetoric has encouraged a surge in nationalist and neo—nazi activity, although the alleged gunman was not a trump supporter. somejewish groups and leaders publicly opposed the president's visit, and hundreds of people protested on the streets. our north america editorjon sopel reports, from pittsburgh. awaiting donald trump's arrival, members of pittsburgh's jewish community gathered outside the tree of life synagogue to sing and to say kaddish, the prayers for those in mourning. the president flew into pittsburgh accompanied by the first lady, but also his daughter, ivanka, who converted tojudaism when she married her orthodoxjewish partner, jared kushner. they first went to the synagogue were the 11 worshipers were gunned down and, in the entrance, lit a candle for each of the 11 victims. next, they came outside to lay a small pebble from the white house grounds and white roses at each of the stars for the victims. the rabbi accompanied them, saying a prayer. and then to the hospital to speak to medical staff and surv

that mr. trump based on the "new york times" investigation, mr. ump received equivalent today of at least $413 million from his father's real estate empire, starting when he was a toddler and continuing to this day. in fact, the article says by age 3, donald trump was earning $200,000 a year in today's dollars from his father's empire. >> it doesn't destroy that myth. the president has created an alternate myth. that alternate myth productive since day one of his campaign. that is to tell the american people, people like this, or washington insiders or new york insiders and the don't trust them. tell you what the story is here. not what happened decades ago. it's why the family needs to be concerned about the acquisition of records from the family lawyer. the tone that's set here and the tactics used to raise money, if you want to tell me that those weren't the same tactics that might have been used when michael cohen was dealing with real estate money coming in from russia i'm going to say that the fish rots from the head, and this tells me decade

tonight mr. trumpays it would be bad if it turns out the saudis knew of khashoggi's fate after their total denial. this as turkish officials tell cnn his body was cut into pieces after his death two weeks ago. also breaking, stormy daniels's lawyer is firing back at mr. trump, calling -- after he called his client horse face in an angry new tweet. michael avenatti telling me a little while ago that mr. trump is now, quote, a moron and a disgrace. this hour i will speak with congressman john geramindi. our correspondents and analysts are standing by. let's go to our chief white house correspondent jim acosta. the president has been busy tweeting about the saudis and stormy daniels. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. the trump administration is scrambling how to figure out how to contain the fall-out of the apparent killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. mike pompeo was in saudi arabia, had what a spokesperson for the state department called a direct and candid conversation with the saudis about khashoggi.

mr trump actually holds a lot more influence than perhaps he's realized but then. on the other hand he has staked his entire middle east policy on a strategic partnership with the saudis does that limit america's room to maneuver what does that mean for that position now well i think the he should be briefed that he has phenomenal influence these regimes in the middle east are hugely reliant on american goodwill and protection without it they don't want to survive without it they probably will struggle if they didn't have it so there is norma's influence the and his policy should be about using that influence in a productive manner what the u.s. is losing of course is its moral of forestry as former vice president joe biden has said and i think what mr trump will find is that many people within his own party and certainly within wider society including the media are now not going to let this one go i think you'll find this is a bridge too far and it may well end up with m.b.a.'s being sacrificed he may well be sidelined another crown prince put in his place to try

accompanied by ghana's first lady, mrs. trump visited a children's hospital. mrs. ump will continue to her week-long trip in kenya, and egypt. >>> up next, a new disaster in indonesia to tell you about just days after a devastating quake and typhoon. plus this is just a test. the buzz around the presidential alert going out to every phone today. that's crazy! olay regenerist whip. olay whips absorbs faster than the $100, $200, and even $400 cream. i feel like it just melted into my skin better. it's really smooth and it's not heavy. i really really love this. i will 100% swap up my moisturizer. can i have it? olay whips. try whips with spf 25. finally, sun protection that feels light as air. tthdelicious.i-wheat.ir. but it's more than that. 10 layers of crunchy wheat to fill you up on big days. whether your day involves steam, mountains, or woah- fire... ...we've got your breakfast right here. is your breakfast built for big days? this is actually under your budget. it's great. mm-hmm. yeah, and when you move in, geico could help you save on renters' insurance! man

mrs. trump called it a very emotional experience that she will never forget. >> the dungeons that i saw, it's really something that people should see and experience, and what happened so many years ago. it's really a tragedy. >> mrs. trump is also scheduled to visit kenya and egypt during her tour. >>> now to a growing mystery in maine. a wife and mother, a beloved elementary schoolteacher, vanished in the middle of the night. authorities there with few clues, searching through the woods. and her family pleading for answers. we get details from nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: in the wooded fields of north yarmouth, maine, search teams are growing more desperate. for three days there's been no sign of kristin westra, the 47-year-old mother and beloved elementary schoolteacher who vanished from her home. her husband jay worried sick. >> my wife is loved. my wife is loved dearly. >> reporter: jay westra says his wife was anxious and stressed when she went to bed at 8:00 p.m. sunday night. when

, which is very much led by mr trump, which is very u nfortu nate for very much led by mr trump, whichree world so basically we need to unite a lot stronger, especially considering the protection of our benefits in the future in southeast asia. what can we expect from this military logistics pact they are due to sign? in terms of economic repercussions, what will we see? two things, one is the re—confirmation that we are basically tying up together, which is most important, assurance, secondly, a lot of the economic movements, for example infrastructure in north—eastern india asa infrastructure in north—eastern india as a lot to do with the japanese investment, but at the same time, growing areas in north—east india would mean to lessen the influence of china. it kills two birds with one stone in that sense as well. those are the papers is within the structure and of element but it's closely tied with china. you mentioned the geopolitical climate, but tell us a bit about the other deals, the fact they're trying to let more skilled indian workers intojapan, to let more skilled indian wo

back in 2012, mr. trumpzed his predecessor barack obama for campaigning just after hurricane sandy. and on thursday of this week, the president hosted rapper kanye west who donned a make america great again hat and delivered a ten minute profanity filled rant in the oval office. and then friday u.s. pastor andrew brunson was released by turkish authorities. mr. trump says that he will meet with brunson later on saturday in washington. a plethora of things happening there for president trump. for analysis, i'm joined from london by a professor of government at the university of ethics. thank so much for talking with us and breaking some of this down. the president enjoyed having people he admires singing his praises from kavanaugh to haley, everyone c even kanye west, albeit a little bit profane. but is president trump considering some of these events finally on somewhat of a roll? >> well, i think this was a quintessential week for trump. one of his favorite things to do is engage with the media and also to

mr. trumpmr. trump has made it his policy to vilify and dehumanize hispanics, muslims, nonwhites, calling them subhuman animals that are investing our country like so many insects or rats. make no mistake about it am a this is the same kind of propaganda that is identical to the racist rants of nazi party rallies in germany in the 1930's. now trump spews the same poisonous messages to his supporters and claims innocence when this inflammatory vitriol is sprayed over society. he claims innocence now that this political gasoline catches fire and people get hurt and killed. i would love to say i am surprised, but i am not. more shockingly, the republican congress has tolerated is vilification. where there have been cries of outrage, the so-called responsible people in our country in positions of political leadership, the silence has been deafening. silence tendsis to legitimize the crazy conspiracy theories, the heat speech, the threats, the violent whitef the most noxious nationalism of the polit

lawmolinaro: your private firm represented mr. trump and his real estate interests before state agencies while your father governor. you accepted $60,000 from donald trump and haven't returned it. you, when trying to make friends the president when he came to office, told him you wouldn't had himnst him and you at your bachelor party, i didn't. have aend of the day, i long record of helping those who are most vulnerable. gov. cuomo: are you saying you support donald trump? mr. molinaro: i'm committed to the delivery of mental health. you supportdo donald trump? mr. molinaro: i support anyone who will effectively make -- gov. cuomo: do you support donald trump? do you support donald trump? you can't answer it and you have ad oned it because your tv says, i vote conservative for stand withro and donald trump so you may as well have said it here. mr. molinaro: today, under this president, and this federal government, america has the most worlditive economy in the and new york state lags behind. gov. cuomo: just say you support donald trump

mr. trump addressed the storm at g of his remarks. >> i want to send our thoughts and prayers of our entire nati n nation. i'll be traveling to florida very, very shortly. >> in 2012, mr. trump ripped then-president obama for campaigning after hurricane say slammed new york and new jersey. president obama's appearance, by the way, was eight days aft sandy. doreen? back to you. >> leon,yo thank >>> even before that rally, the president made some news. the dow dropped more than 830 points today, and mr. trump slammed the federal reserve, blaming the stock market slide on interest rate hikes. >> i think the felt is -- fed is making a mistake. they're so tight. i think the fed has gone crazy. ck u.s. s suffered their worst one-day loss in eight months. mr. trump has often pointed to stock market records as a measure of his success. the fed is an independent body and it's rare for a sittiid prest to directly criticize its policy decisions. >>> tonight, two u.s. senators are calling for an investigat

but the rabbi of the synagogue where 11 people were shot dead has said mr trump is welcome. mexico. president trump has pledged to secure the border after describing several thousand central american migrants heading north through mexico as a dangerous threat to us sovereignty. the bbc has obtained a technical log showing an indonesian passenger plane had instrument problems the day before it crashed with 189 people on board. the boeing 737 airliner got into difficulties shortly after taking off from the indonesian capitaljakarta. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk.

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trudeau to deal with mr. trumpho is not exactly the same as me dealing with president reagan or president bush, they had a high regard for canada. they were basic free traders. it was easier for me than it has been for the current prime minister. mr. trump was elected by the american people. they knew his personality. they knew his approaches. they approved him. they put him in the white house. it is our responsibility to deal with him. i wouldn't say this is a low point. progressionthat the of our friendship was in temporary remission. we were stall there for a while. i think it will come back. there are too many things that unite us to prevent a full resumption of friendship on both sides. mr. trump has been successful being who he is. that's the way it is in politics. you must accept and treat with respect those who have been elected by their national states. he is one of them. indo we sometimes go too far expressing our views about other nations? whether it is about president trump or saudi arabia, is it a mist

it says that was done in part by the creation of a fake corporation that was used to buy gifts to mr trumpdonald trump, the president, has always moulded himself as a self—made billionaire who had little help from his parents. these allegations are seen to fly in the face of that kate —— claim. the new york times claimed mrtrump wasa —— claim. the new york times claimed mr trump was a millionaire by the time he was eight years old. this report has been strongly criticised and the substance of it denied by mr trump's lawyer, who said that the allegations are false, the white house press secretary sarah sanders has also said that this was a misleading attack on the president. the new york tax authorities, however, say they are investigating, and they say they will vigorously pursue all appropriate avenues of investigation. iran's foreign minister, javad zarif, has told the bbc that iran has not closed the door on talks with president trump, but is not convinced he's a reliable negotiating partner. mr zarif was speaking in new york after iran received support from other members of the un secu

mr. trump took the stage in the u.s. state of kansas to rally his base. >> i stand before you today on the heels of a tremendous victory for our nation, our people, and our beloved constituti constitution. just a few hours ago, the u.s. senate confirmed judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. >> and looking ahead, the president has his next challenge in the next few weeks. the midterm elections. our sarah westwood has that part of the story from topeka, kansas. >> reporter: justice kavanaugh's confirmation was the first topic out of president trump's mouth during his rally here in topeka, kansas. he commended the republicans who refu refused to waver in their support of kavanaugh. and he previewed something that may be central to his messaging during this packed political schedule that he's keeping up over the next 30 days. campaigning for republicans across the country. and that's using the bitter confirmation battle in the senate that kavanaugh just endured as something to motivate republican voters.

with the call between the king and mr trump. mrtrump put call between the king and mr trump.out this statement that perhaps, it was rogue killers. yes, it is interesting to see what mike pompeo can come up with in this trip. he is going to try to get the saudis to produce evidence to back up saudis to produce evidence to back up theirclaim saudis to produce evidence to back up their claim that mr khashoggi disappeared after he left the consulate. he will also press them on an investigation. it is a very difficult time and although mr trump was quite severe yesterday, he does seem to have stepped back. joining me now is brian katulis — middle east analyst and former state and defense adviser for the clinton administration. what do you make about these comments that the president made just a couple of hours ago that this may have been rogue killers? are they looking for cover?|j may have been rogue killers? are they looking for cover? i think it is too soon to conclude that. president trump as a military strategy that runs through tabak one. whether it is countering 0rion, he h

and he said mr. trump'll increase the fee by $5 million if you tell me if you've ever slept with any contestant. and everybody laughed. but i thought, hmm this is kind of like a match made in frat boy heaven on some level. >> that was the start of a friendship that spanned years. and continents. and would ultimately land goldstone at the trump tower meeting. coming up -- >> happy birthday. >> donald trump in moscow with the pop star and the publicist. ♪ ok here we go guys, you ready? hi! cinturones por favor. gracias. opportunity is everywhere. ♪ it's gonna be fine. it's a door... ♪ it's doing a lot of kicking down there. waiting to be opened. ♪ whatever your ambition... ♪ whatever your drive... ♪ whatever you're chasing... driver, are we almost there? we're gonna have a baby! ♪ daddy! daddy! opportunity is everywhere. ♪ all you have to do to find it is get out... here. ♪ >>> the man who arranged the trump tower meet something telling his version of events in a new book and to nbc news's senior legal and i

and he said mr. trump'll increase the fee by $5 million if you tell me if you've ever slept with any contestant. and everybody laughed. but i thought, hmm this is kind of like a match made in frat boy heaven on some level. >> that was the start of a friendship that spanned years. and continents. and would ultimately land goldstone at the trump tower meeting. coming up -- >> happy birthday. >> donald trump in moscow with the pop star and the publicist. . >>> the man who arranged the trump tower meet something telling his version of events in a new book and to nbc news's senior legal and investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden. >> i wanted to tell my story. i thought without context, this story would never make sense. >> he says an important part of his story took place three years before the meeting. in moscow. there he saw a growing relationship between donald trump and the family of a russian oligarch. >> one reason that donald trump was so keen to hold this contest in moscow is because he would be d

cuomo: do you support donald trump? mr. molinaro: i support anyone who will effectively make -- gov. cuomo: do you support donald trump? do you support donald trump? mr. molinaro: mr. -- gov. cuomo: you can't answer it and you have answered it because donald trump? do you support donald trump? your ad on tv says, i vote conservative for marc molinaro and stand with donald trump so you may as well have said it here. mr. molinaro: today, under this president, and this federal government, america has the most competitive economy in the world and new york state lags behind. gov. cuomo: just say you support donald trump. tell the truth! mr. molinaro: i support every effort to ensure. gov. cuomo: say i support donald trump. mr. molinaro: i support every effort that this president wants -- gov. cuomo: you won't say you support the president. amazing. marcia: mr. molinaro, you get the next question. it is about cash bail. should new york state eliminate cash bail for low-risk criminal defendants like california and new jersey alread

and he said mr. trump i'll increase the fee by $5 million if you tell me if you've ever slept with any contestant. and everybody laughed. but i thought, hmm this is kind of like a match made in frat boy heaven on some level. >> that was the start of a friendship that spanned years. and continents. and would ultimately land goldstone at the trump tower meeting. coming up -- >> happy birthday. >> donald trump in moscow with the pop star and the publicist. >>> the man who arranged the do these moves look familiar? then you might have a condition called dry mouth. biotène is clinically proven to soothe and moisturize a dry mouth. plus, it freshens breath. biotène. immediate and long lasting dry mouth symptom relief. ♪ it is such a good time to dance ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to [ laughing ] ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo [ goose honking ] ♪ [ laughing ] a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. ♪ progressive helps keep you out there. >>> the man who arranged the trump tower meet somethin

described how mr. trump piggybacked off his father to gain a foot hold in real estate. citing evidence he actually got $14 million. they told how fred trump helped his son make a bond payment at an atlantic city casino, bying $3.5 billion in casino chips. the "times" investigation of the trump family finances is unprecedented in scope and precision offering the first comprehensive look at the inherited fortunes and tax dodges that offered donald j. trump a gilded life. in every area of his life, his finances were deeply intertwined, on his father's wealth. >> there are some anecdotes in here that boggle the mind. for instance, setting up this, essentially what is a shell company, ostensibly designed to do all the purchases for the properties they had in fred trump's empire, but really making make ing no purchases at all. claiming the purchases were made and transferring the money to donald trump and his siblings. that's gross evasion of taxation. there's another anecdote about donald trump trying to essentially take his father's will, manipulate it to become the sole enh

pence tried to claim that mr. trumpespects the american press, despite dubbing some news outlets the enemy of the people. >> this is often mischaracterized by some, the president says fake news is the problem, not news. >> reporter: the question is whether any will have an impact on the midterm as democrats are hopefully voters have grown weary of the president's rhetoric. >> i am sick and tired of this administration. i am sick and tired of what is going on. i am sick and tired of being sick and tired and i hope you are, too. >> reporter: and the president's attacks on the press are also right out of the president's midterm playbook. a source close to the white house says inside and outside advisers are urging the president to keep on slamming the media despite the pipe bombs made to cnn just last week. wolf, perhaps the president is having trouble coming across as a uniter in pittsburgh tonight because so many americans across the country see him as an inciter. wolf. >> jim acosta at the white house. thank you very mu

you see mrs. trumpelfare will be the focus of her trip to the mother land and ironic considering the husband's stance that keeping bro brown and migrant children in cages are just fine. the trump administration allowed that to happen in this country, what can you expect from children living in so-called s-hole countries. >> the trump administration cutting funding for many of the groups that mrs. trump visited it. solely because they provide family plans. allowing the import of elephant tusks from countries like kenya. in theory, melania trump's visit to africa is a step in the right direction but what does that matter if her husband will enact policies that'll take us many, many more steps in the wrong one? so mrs. trump, nice footage from the front mother land, it is beautiful. i look forward to seeing it in december. in the meantime, i got you forever. ( ♪ ) everybody wants a new, different, better world. here's to the people who do what it takes to build it... to keep it running. the people who unde

where african slaves were held before being sent across the atlantic governor is the first stop of mrs trump's a five day talk she will also visit to malawi kenya and egypt. meanwhile her husband u.s. president donald trump is facing heavy criticism from fellow republicans for blocking christine blasi for the woman who says she was assaulted by supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh said i said jeff flake described the president's comments as appalling while senator susan collins said his comments were just plain wrong mr trump made the comments at a campaign rally in mississippi thirty six years ago. i had one beer. right i had one beer. well you know there was one there oh good how did you get home i don't remember how did you get there i don't remember where is the place i don't remember how many years ago was it i don't know. it was are. you what neighborhood was it in i don't know where's that house on the bob stairs downstairs where was i don't know but i had one beer that's the only thing or. and imagine life is in tatters a man's life. let's go over to dublin correspondent stuff inside

the president often apologizes to mrs. trump all the media nonsense and scrutiny she has been under since entering the white house. and those close to him say that if anyone can get the famously stubborn president to change his mind on an issue, it's his own wife. one of the president's closest friends, tom barrett jr., told "vanity fair," the one who has the most control over donald trump is melania, 100%. is that true? >> oh, i wish. i give him my honest advice and honest opinions. and then he does what he wants to do. >> he's been in office almost two years. has he had people that you'd entrust working for him? >> yes. >> did you let him know? >> i let him know. >> what did he do? >> some people, they don't work there anymore. >> reporter: in fact, the trump white house is notorious for its swiftly revolving door. >> the president's national security adviser film forced to resign -- >> steve bannon has resigned -- >> sean spicer is out -- >> reince priebus is out -- >> he lasted 11 days on the job, anthony scaramucci ordered

mr. trump won the presidency proclaiming himself a self-made billionaire and he's long insisted that his father provided almost no financial help. but "the times'" investigation based on a vast trove of records reveals that mr. trump received the equivalent today -- excuse me -- he received the equivalent today of $413 million from his father's real estate empire, starting from when he was a toddler and continuing to this day. quote, in every era of mr. trump's life, his finances were deeply intertwined with and dependent on his father's wealth. by age 3, mr. trump was earning $200,000 a year in today's dollars from his father's empire. he was a millionaire by age 8. soon after mr. trump graduated from college, he was receiving the equivalent of a million dollars a year from his father. the money increased with the years to more than $5 million annually in his 40s and 50s. fred trump, donald trump's father, was relentless and creative in finding ways to channel his wealth to his children. he ma

caller: i feel so hard for mr. trump or because he is trying so hard not to give credit to mr. trump. he is tucker because trying so hard not to give credit to mr. trump. he is saying it is not a big deal other than what was negotiated by mr. obama. passed andve been included in a modification of nafta, which it was not. it was only because of trump's aggressive threats that he made, which he could've backed up, and would have, that canada modified importation their of steel, aluminum, other things. it was only because of his skills with mexico that we now have improvement in those rules. i was in mobile. after nafta was passed, we had ts closing and moved to mexico. for mr. tucker to defend it was no big deal, the debbie to was the really the important one. i am sad for him. i know he is trying his best. give it up. host: let me give him a chance to respond. guest: the caller is right, there are a number of important changes in this version of nafta. chapter,bor rights unlike what bill clinton negotiated, labor rights are brought into the core of the agreement. referencedst tim

mr. trump's lawyers are preparing answers to written questions to the russian interference in the 2016 election. but the potential of a face-to-face interview has not been settled. >>> you could say president trump got upstaged by kanye west. west has been a veocal supporte of mr. trump. but sometimes his profane oval office rant even seems to have the president scratching his head. major garrett reports. >> he might not have expected to have a crazy mother [ bleep ] like kanye west run up and support, but best believe we are going to make america great. >> with that oval office obscenity, kanye west described to president trump the cosmic effect his presidency had on his psyche. >> there was something about when i put this hat on it made me feel like superman. you made a superman. that's my favorite super hero. >> they were at the white house to discuss criminal justice reform and other issues with the president. west, a chicago native questioned mr. trump's support of the police practice known as stop and frisk. >> what we feel that stop and frisk does not help the relationships in the city.

mr. trump's political rivals. icial rick gates reportedly asked the israelis for a plan to use fake profiles, spread false information, and gather intelligence. the information was to be used to help defeat republican primary opponent and democrat hillary clinton. there is no evidence the trump campaign acted on the proposals. special counsel robert mueller is reportedly looking into the proposals. >>> the "washington post" reports president trump says he has no plans to fire deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. mr. trump said the two had a good talk while traveling together on air force one yesterday to an event in florida. the president also said he has a very good relationship with rosenstein. overseas, robert mueller's investigation continues on russian interference. mr. trump says he expects to be treated very fairly in the investigation. >>> "the san angelo standard tim times" says four men are missing after their recreational vehicle was swept away when raging floodwaters washed out an r.v. park. heavy ra

saturday's massacre, as a grief-stricken community began to bury the dead.synagogue's rabbi, greeted mr. trumplong with his daughter ivanka trump and son-in-law jared kushner, both ohom are observant jews. there the president and first lady laid stones at each of the victims' memorials. ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ less than 50 yards away from the protest about 1,000 protesters were chanting, many of them condemning him for divisive rhetoric. >> president trump, you are not welcome in pittsburgh! >> reporter: some protesters didn't want the president coming here until he condemned white nationalism. politicians including the local mayor and the governor of pennsylvania did not greet the president. four funerals were held today. dr. jerry rabinowitz, a 66-year-old family doctor known for his kindness and gentle touch, was the first to be laid to rest. with thousands of mourners turning out to pay their respects. ben and arlene scheib were two of his patients and long-time friends. >> there were stories being told. memories being shared by patients, friends. it was a very emotional time

. >>> and stormy daniels' defamation lawsuit against mr. trump has been dismissed. what's next in her legal battle. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. i'm anne-marie green. early this morning, turkish police finished searching the saudi consulate in istanbul. they're investigating the disappearance of journalist jamal khashoggi, last seen there two weeks ago. khashoggi was a critic of the saudi government. but so far, the saudis deny they killed him. there are reports the saudis may be changing their story and that khashoggi was the victim of an interrogation gone wrong. holly williams is in istanbul with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. secretary of state mike pompeo arrives in saudi arabia today looking for answers in the mysterious disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi two weeks ago. sources tell cbs news that saudi arabian authorities may be preparing to admit that khashoggi died as a result of an interrogation gone wrong. the u.s. resident and outspoken critic of the saudi government walked into

week that the president's approach in many ways seeks to recreate the 2016 playbook that lifted mr. trumpo the presidency in which cultural flash points like ther specf mass illegal immigration helped trump supporters. the president hasd voi alarms of a group of 7,000 migrants traving from central ameri to the u.s. border. president trump: you're going to finds-, middle easterns. and we're not allowing them in our country. robert: mr. trump has not produced evidence of these claims. yet, the administration k continues to bim up ahead of the mid terms. >> after a number of people did put their own credibility on the line and backed him up, he told reporters, you're right, i have no proof. but the could be proof. and that's because the president has realized that fea mongering and these scare tactics do work. one notable difference is that unlike in 2016 when his own party the republicans were conflicted whether this was a od strategy or not you have a lot more republicans falling in line in part because the president won in 2016. thatne kiedis tinks. ane second thing it's not just the pres

mr. trump is not welcome until he fully denounces white nationalism and the pittsburgh mayor urges the president to hold off until later. >> i believe it would be best to put the attention on the families this week. if he were to visit, choose a different time to be able to do it. our focus is as i city is the focus on the families and outreach and support they need. >> the president himself showing no signs of becoming the unifier in chief most americans expect in troubled times. on monday, still blaming the fake news media for social media and the caravan and an invasion. the language the shooter cited for the basis for his attack. >>> asked about another hateful crime, the president chose to contrast media coverage of himself as predecessors. >> they didn't say bomber found. they talked about trump in the headline. now, they didn't do that with bernie sanders. they did not do that with the democrats when other people came out. they didn't do that with president obama with the church. the hor

mr. trump says he's known for months but many in the administration and u.s. allies were caught by surprise. laura podesta is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: yes. president trump said nikki haley first brought up resigning about six months ago, but there are lingering questions about why it's happening now, just a month before the midterms. colleagues of u.n. ambassador nikki haley said they were shocked by news of her sudden resignation praising her work as st two yrs.. diplomat over the >> i feel sorry about it. because we've had a very good relationship. >> nikki haley is one of the most talented u.n. officials i have ever met. >> she became a star member of president trump's cabinet playing key roles in sanctioning north korea and pulling the u.s. out of the iran deal. >> you're fantastic, you're my friend and on behalf of the country i want to thank you for a great job. >> reporter: at a rally in iowa last night, president trump did not mention haley once, an omission that fuels rumors she could become a political competitor in the near future

don't take my word for that because mr. trumpself has been saying in his rallies although i am not on the ticket, i am on the ticket. the selection is a referendum on me. i have to tell you, i think personally, that is a political mistake and i say that because the democrats are running on only one thing and that is their antipathy towards donald trump. they are using it to turn out their voters and to fund raise and i believe to the extent to which mr. trump makes himself the center of the election that he himself is driving democratic turnout and driving democratic fund-raising and republicans have nothing similar with which to energize their voters. >> harris: we had a different person on earlier was at some of what they're doing is talking about health care and economy and other things but i hear what dan is saying. i'm wondering too if for democrats, they aren't seeing some of the polling from people on both sides of the political aisle. donald trump is about 50% of what is driving them to the pole. that means they have plen

personally from mr trump what he did he basically just yesterday as bolton john bolton was here kind of explaining america's position on the i.n.f. treaty a crucial treaty all know sort of a massage of the terran thing donald trump promise to keep bolstering its nuclear washington's nuclear capabilities unless well other countries grovel really i should say so all that happened while mr bolton was here have a listen right here as noted here to the agreement this should have been done years ago but still people come to this that we have more money than anybody else by far we'll build it up but until they come to their senses when they go then low bar and was done as well and by the way not only will read you so just to give you some background john bolton's visit to moscow had been planned in advance but right before the donald trump made a very strong statement saying that he was going to pull out of the treaty unilaterally so mostly the his advisor here has had some explanation most of explanation to do on just on monday this monday he said that apparently the united states still do

mrs. trump called it an emotional experience that she'll never forget. >> the prisons that i g aw is really somethople should see and experience and what happened so many years ago. trt's really a tragedy. >> mrsp is scheduled to visit . enya and egypt during her to ng>>> now to a gro mystery in maine, a wife and mother, beloved elementary schoolteacher vanished in the middle the night. authorities with few clues searching through the woods and her family pleading for answs. we get details from nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: in the wooded fields of maine, search teams are growing more th desperate foe days there has been no sign of kristi kristin westra, the 47-year-old mother and beloved elementary school teacher that vanished from her home. worried sick. y >> my wife is loved. my wife is loved dearly. >> reporte westra says his wife was anxious and stressed when she went to bed at 8:00 p.m. sundayight. when he woke up at 3:30 a.m., he says kristen was gone and thought she went to sleep in

mr. trump's attorneys fees. daniel's lawyer michael avenatti filed an appeal shortly after the ruling. >>> secretary of defense james mattis is quieting speculation of his departure. president trump hinted that his defense chief was leaving during an interview on "60 minutes," but when asked about the matter, the defense secretary said he's on the president's team. secretary mattis also addressed mr. trump's claim that he is kind of a democrat. he told reporters, quote, when i was 18, i joined the marine corps, and in the u.s. military we are proudly apolitical. and when pressed on the issue, he flatly replied i have never registered for any political party. >>> now to st. louis and growing outrage of a video of a white woman stopping a black man from entering his own apartment, racking up millions of views, the video shows the woman questioning him over whether he actually lived in the high-end complex, even after he showed proof that he did. nbc's miguel almaguer has more. >> i live here. you're blocking the do

mr trump, doing the same likewise. group —— cruz were that this rally.d. early voting has already begun here and democrats say they are enthused by the turnout so far. it is going to be an intriguing election and president trump is making clear that he will take this message of painting his opponents as dangerous right up to the vote. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. in brazil, the far—right presidentialfrontrunner, jair bolsonaro, says he will cleanse the country of what he's called "corrupt elements of the the left—wing workers party." mr bolsonaro made the threat in a videolink to supporters in sao paolo ahead of sunday's presidential run—off. mexico has issued an alert for parts of its pacific coast as it prepares for hurricane willa, now at the highest category of 5. willa is due to make landfall in mexico later on tuesday and experts are warning this storm is potentially catastrophic and life—threatening. it's expected to bring torrential rains, major flooding and landslides. 29 nobel prize—winning scientists have urged

mr trump has included china in his threat as well.e did at the weekend. as you say, introducing china to this. saying that china should be pa rt this. saying that china should be part of the treaty as well, which perhaps illustrates a larger agenda for the president, perhaps a concern about the arms race not only as it applies to russia but countries like china as well. you also i think, mike, need to look in the context of where we are with politics in america at the moment. this announcement, this big announcement with major international implications of being made just a couple of weeks before the mid—term elections, this is a very significant election for president trump, and for him to be seen flexing his muscle on the global stage may well win him a few votes if he doesn't have them already from his base. and, peter, we have also seen his base. and, peter, we have also seen that a few of president trump's announcements, particularly in the military field, tend not to happen because perhaps people in the establishment simply don'