norah has an olly. i like christopher better.r and i, to show you how close we were, he was my christmas card. >> yes. >> oh, you and the dog? >> yes, yes. that's when you can tell somebody's really lonely. this is me and my dog. but i love that dog. >> my i ask a question, did she give you the dog as a present or it was her dog and she was moving and therefore -- >> yes, it was her dog. >> you were regifted the dog? >> i don't mean to spoil it for you. >> took that dog gladly. we had many, many years together. yes, she was. >> what kind of dog was it? >> a little lapsa apsa. i love, love, love dogs. >> we love oliver/christopher. >> stephen colbert really loved that story. he just gets, like, how much longer is this going on? a good time. i had a good time. >> i love that story too. >> yes. moving on. >> all right, back to work. welcome back to "cbs this morning." here are three things you should know this morning. president trump rolled out an initiative to attempt to lower prices for drugs administered by doctors under medicar

more >>> i'm norah o'donnell. who are you? >> i'm your highness. having a good morning this morning. there is lots of news this morning. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says there will be a final vote this week for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, but the fbi is broadening a week long background check to include interviews. democrats are criticizing kavanaugh's temperament at least week's senate hearing and questioning if he told the truth about his drinking. mcconnell calls that obstruction tactics. >> three senators including jeff flake could decide kavanaugh's fate. he pushed for the new fbi inquiry and says it needs to be thorough. >> we certainly want the fbi to do a real investigation, and king toakee that it goode t a investigation that just gives us more cover. >> president trump says the senate should guide the process, but he also says he wants this done quickly. >> republican senator joanie ernst is with us. >> good morning. >> senator, a question of the kavanaugh nomination. democrats are saying his descriptions of his past

that you have a right to wake up in the morning pick a country that you would like to live in any norah to get there violates your resolve borders it's not a human right the human right is that you are in trouble you have to you are forced to leave your home you go to the first safe place they are you going to be taken care of but it's not written anywhere that you are allowed to lade the border between two peaceful countries because you want to get through know those people who came to us came from turkey greece must have donya sometimes barbaria serbia croatia five six safe countries my question is how can you be a refugee after you while eight borders between five safe countries my question is about refugees who need to find somewhere to live and the european union has come up with ideas to spread them around europe right now or as i understand it from the latest statistics i can find that you have ten million people in your country and three thousand five hundred fifty five refugees living in a hungry you're not taking your fair share there are people who are fleeing the war they're

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but first, as norah mentioned, we have breaking news from indonesia. a lion fair boeing 737 max 8 carrying 189 people crashed into the sea this morning. have loca. they do not expect to find any survivors. >> the flight took off from jakarta. this is indonesia's worst airline disaster since 2014. ben tracy is following developments from beijing. ben, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we don't yet know what caused this crash but the ceo of lion air says this plane did have a technical issue on a previous flight sunday night. it was then cleared for takeoff monday morning and 13 minutes into that flight, it disappeared from radar. wreckage of lion air flight 10 was found near a fuel slick where the plane went down along% with passenger's belongings such as these smart phone covers. several bodies already appear to have been recovered. 189 people were on board, including three children when the nearly brand-new boeing 737. reaching an altitude of 5,200 feet. the skies were clear but the pilot was grant add sudden request to the return of the airpor

norah. >> oh, that detail, oh, my goodness, demarco, thank you. we now know the names of most of the 20 people who died. 8 of the passengers were part of the same family. the others were all very good friends. a vigil was held for all the victims last night and yesterday in new york. that's about 15 miles north of the crash site. tony dokoupil is there. tony, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. thousands of people packed this park last night to remember the victims. at least seven of which were from this town and all of which were from the surrounding area. they came to sign the banner behind me. one of the notes on that banner from rich and axle steenburg's mother who wrote there will forever be a hole in my heart. that's just one example of how this community is grieving. ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: candlelight illuminated a sea of slolemn faces during this vigil as the tight-knit community mourned the 20 people killed in saturday's limousine crash. >> so much pain in a very small spot of the world. >> reporter: 17 of them gathered for amy

>> norah, you got anything else?z ting these. >> i'm going go. >> see, it's called a doe. >> deer totally plays it off afterwards. like oh this happens everyday. >> elizabeth has had enough. she says you have to keep going. welcome back to cbs "this morning." time to show you some headlines. bloomberg reports the trump administration is accusing china of trying to undermine u.s. national security. strategic competitors appear to be growing in strength, says the report. the report highlights risk. >> the globe reports on two studies suggesting aspirin may reduce the risk of liver and ovarian cancer as one study found taking two or more 325 milligram aspirin tablets a week for five years or more led to significantly reduced risk of developing liver cancer. another study found taking low dose aspirin daily had a 23% lower risk of developing oe inin cancers. both studies were published in the journal jama oncologist. >> a grand rapids man has beeni. the previous owner told him the door stop was a meteorite from the 1930s

norah? >>> secretary of state mike pompeo is headed back to the u.s.officials about the disappearance of "washington post" contributor jamal khashoggi. turkish officials claim they have proof that a 15-member saudi hit squad killed khashoggi inside saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul. they have yet to release that proof. robin wright has covered the middle east for more than four decades and written eight books about the region. she's a contributing writer for the "new yorker" and a long time friend of jamal khashoggi. robin wright, good morning, thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> i know you last spoke with jamal in august and he was worried about his life. what did he tell you about why he may think the saudis and crown prince would want him dead? >> he said saudis wanted him out of the picture. he had become over the past year one of the most outspoken and most visible saudi dissident. an odd position for a man who still supported the monarchy. but he had begun to call the current crown prince, mohammed bin salman the most autocratic leader

thank you, norah o'donnell. >>> 6:45 right now. turning to the economy, sears stock dropping on reports of possible bankruptcy and a rebound on inflation. >> joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. the tough times continue for sears, multle reports that the compis about to file for bankruptcy. it's got a debt payment of $134 million due on monday. sears still has 900 stores despite many closings in recent years. but it's lost over $11 billion since 2011. its annual sales down about 60% and the company has just struggled to build any sort of momentum under its ceo eddie lampert. the stock is down this morning about 25% on the potential bankruptcy filing. inflation continues its rise. the government saying that wholesale side inflation bounced back in september from a decline the month before. it was up 2.6 from a year ago. investors not keen on rising inflation or government bond yields and that's what it's dealing with this morning and that's sending stocks lower. let's check it in

norah o'donnell. >> stephen: yes. o there's all four of us at the table.e at the table by because bianna was added and she's such a delight and so good, it was seamless. the same as john dickerson. norah and i are the old-timers, and now that we've added four, i think it's expanded to the intelligence in what we do there. >> stephen: a lot of the people at the desk. how do you traffic cop that? i tell you what i like. i like me and that camera right there. no questions, who's got the next question. that guy. ( laughter ) how do you know who goes next? >> sharing is caring, stephen. you've heard that? ( laughter ) >> stephen: yes, you've got to be a friend to have a friend. >> we all play nicely with each other. sometimes people lean in, some lean out. we're still navigating that. so far, so good. >> stephen: watch out. dickerson will scratch your eyes out. >> yeah, he's very tough. he's very smart. >> stephen: he's very sweet. you've just done an interview i would love to do. you talked to the legendary tina turner. she looks exactly the same. ( applause )

ahead in the polls over form america south paolo fun and heads out with the other candidates also norah has been getting a lot of attention not least due to his controversial remarks which event him the nickname was the interim hawkins explains. if you're a file of drama and soap operas on a national scale you should be following brazilian politics it's got impeachments corruption scandals betrayals raising passions. it even comes with an r rating for violence it's a guilty pleasure addictive with its twists and turns and the season finale is just around the corner the country goes to the polls in a general election at this sunday is not want to miss if only to see the fate of the main protagonist meet jerry. labeled the trump of the tropics like his blonde counterparts his relationship with women is complicated but. joy at the problem. he shoots from the hip and is a fan of firearms. which is going as well were you still there both of you you thought girl above the rose as well as the bible apparently just look at his slogan cause. his supporters like trump fans admire someone who says

norah o'donnell joins us now from new york. good morning, norah. >> reporter: good morning. ahead here on "cbs this morning" we'll begin with the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. plus today those senators start reviewing the now finished fbi inquiry into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. but there's still a lot of questions so we'll talk with former homeland security adviser fran townsend. and dr. tara narula is here with a new study about how having a daily alcoholic drink may or may not benefit your health. also, in our "a more perfect union" series, the navy veteran with ptsd finds solace in fly fishing. how he turned his remedy into a way for others to find their purpose. this is such a good story. so glad we can share it with you. see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> roads in mariposa county are a mess this morning after powerful storms hit the area. the flash flood warning has been lifted but authorities are still reporting downed trees and debris in the roads. a few months ago the same area was ravaged by the ferguson fire. >> new threats emerge in the wake of

norah?hank you. >>> a water supply shortage in austin, texas, is an emergency according to city officials. they've ordered more than a million customers to boil their tap water before drinking it. recent heavy flooding has contaminated the city's reservoirs with mud and debris. david begnaud is in austin with the efforts to fix the problem. david, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning. we're reminded of a story like this, how much water influences just about everything we do. here at monkey nest coffee, they're open 24 hours a day, here in austin. there's a note on the door letting people they've heard about the recommendation from the city of austin. inside, coffee's about 70% of their business. the only thing they're serving this morning is iced coffee that was pre-prepared. the espresso machine is covered up and coffee brewer is shut down. citywide, there's a run on bottled water. local leaders say austin could run out of water if residents don't take immediate action. >> imperativ

also norah has ridden public criticism of the failing ruling party promising changes that people of brazil so desperately wanted some may say that with forty six percent of the vote in the first round he managed to convince the people that he's capable of fixing the problems while many others see it as a simple protest vote against the establishment and in this case south america's largest country may need to embrace and no other trump type leader sitting in the hot seat we spoke with the co-founder of the libertarian free brazil movement who told us the message is actually resonating with voters. only our press only our stablish this is chocked with what's going on all right on lou's ill but now the population normal people streets they are all surprised and like he has an anti-establishment speech. and he spread the red sea pretty bold in his speeches. he represents somehow the we'll do our middle class actually our urban middle class and some rural areas conservative received us there are really tired of all or politically correctness in terms of security of presentation and. the same o

norah? >> there is much more to this story.ar how many people are still missing. in hard-hit mexico beach, unaccounted people is down to one. about 140,000 homes and byes from florida to virginia still have no electricity. cell phone service is a little bit better, allowing people to contact loved ones and emergency services. michael is now blamed for at least 20 deaths. >>> president trump and the first lady surveyed the damage in florida and georgia yesterday, handing out water bottles and spoke with stranded survivors. mr. trump also visited pecan, cotton and soy bean farmers who suffered, quote, generational damage when michael wiped out their crops. >>> prince harry and meghan, the duke and duchess of sussex, have officially started their first tour, a day after announcing their baby is on the way. they're clearly happy to be in the city but some people there questioned the future of the monarchy in australia. jonathan vigliotti is in australia. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. this tour is a royal duty that

norah and i were saying, that at least puts it in perspective -- >> we just had this look at each otherhealthy skepticism about this given that statement? praising the government in that way? >> right, praising the government and saying her identity doesn't exist without the government? i mean, if you want chills, that will give it to you. >> yeah. >> and the fact is that, you know, there are reports that -- because we still don't actually know where she was, but they're calling it a resort facility, so there you go. >> yowza. >> well, back to my point -- >> she's famous, gayle. she's real famous. >> it really puts it in perspective about how big she is. i didn't know. >> can't wait to see her in "kung fu cop 2." >> i've been following this story. >> because she's been missing so long. >> three months. >> that's a long time. >> thank you, vlad. >> fascinating. >>> a new study takes a fresh look at whether moderate drinking has any health benefits. ahead, dr. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by legal zoom. get legal help for your business and family at legalzoom

. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," norah speaks with joe biden who has criticized the president for being too teak on the saudis. >>> more rain is forecast for texas today and tomorrow and that means there's a likelihood of more flooding in an area that's been overrun by high water. at least two people have been killed, roads are washed out, homes are flooded, and a bridge is destroyed. mark strassmann reports from llano, texas. >> reporter: central texas has so much floodwater with no place to go. the llano river, still roaring and still causing havoc to communities. at least two deaths have been blamed on the floodwaters. we came across a rescue team who found two men trapped in their submerged suv nose down in a street that had washed away. one of dozens of rescues over the last couple of days. most of this excess water has flowed into bloated lake travis. engineers have opened a series of control gates to relief the water pressure. how fast did the water come up? >> i would say ive or six feet. >> on tuesday morning, scott's family of four discovered the llano river had surged a half

well for me we'll have more later on some i thank you very much that's it from me for the news hour norah collins up next what was the day's news so watching. china used to take half the world's recyclable rubbish but not anymore with garbage generated by one point four billion people they've got enough of their own but where does it go when he's missed the live on china's war on waste on al-jazeera and monday put it on. us and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country haven't truly been able to escape the war. for many young adults a coming of age brings greater responsibility. for this young man the responsibility of eight hundred years of family tradition weighs heavy on his shoulders. the choice. but the decision must be made soon. by blood to t

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'd reporter: the crown prince sld norah o'donnell on "60 minutes" this past spring, the mengdom handlescs of the government its own way. >> ( translated ): we believe in the notion of human rights, but ultimately, saudi standards are ept the same as american standards. >> reporter: on thursday, president trump said he was reluctant to penalize the saudis, given economic investments they've made in the u.s. t they're spending $110 billion on military equipment and on things that create jobs. >> reporter: in light of khashoggi's disappearance and secreasing concerns about ulolence related to it, several top companies have pulled out of le investment conference scheduled for later this month in saudi arabia. today, treasury secretary steve touchin said he still planned to attend. jeff. lo glor: all right, major, thanks. president trump, about to speak there, as guns n' roses plays in the background. agming up here tonight, the verdict in the case of a man who fired at an african american teenager who only knocked on his door. his door well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. so

. >> glor: you can see more of norah's interview with the former vice president tomorrow on "cbs this morning." there was a scare in the air today for the first lady. chip reid has that story. >> reporter: first lady melania trump boarded a boeing 757 this morning for a quick trip to philadelphia. about ten minutes after take-off, the traveling press watched as secret service agents suddenly headed toward the front of the plane, then saw a thin haze of smoke and smelled something burning. kee plane quickly returned to anint base andrews. the first lady spoke to president trump by phone. >> she got on another plane. i said, i hope this plane is better than the first one. >> reporter: that problem, the white house says, was a minor elchanical issue. preliminary reports indicate a piece of communications equipment overheated. there are four 757s kept at andrews. the air force says president trump has never flown on this plane, but he has used other 757s when airports can't handle the 747 jumbo jet. how reliable are these planes? >> these are very reliable airplanes. >> reporter: mark ros

that you have a right to wake up in the morning because country that you would like to live in any norah to get there violates yuri's of borders it's not a human right the human right is that you are in trouble you have to you are forced to leave your home you go to the first safe place where you going to be taken care of but it's not written anywhere that you are allowed to lade the border between two peaceful countries because you want to get through know those people who came to us came from turkey greece must donya sometimes barbaria serbia croatia five six safe countries my question is how can you be a refugee after you while eight borders between five safe countries my question is about refugees who need to find somewhere to live and the european union has come up with ideas to spread them around europe right now or as i understand it from the latest statistics i can find you have ten million people in your country and three thousand five hundred fifty five refugees living in a hungry you're not taking your fair share there are people who are fleeing the war they're fleeing famine

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. >>> this morning's " >>> tom brady making norah o'donnell once again proud this monday morning, right? >> always important to live up to the hype. >> he never lets us down. >> big night in boston. big night on tv as well in this first 60 minutes interview from the white house, president trump says that he's comfortable after nearly 21 months in office. he gives his performance high marks, especially on north korea, saying no one talks about war with that country anymore. correspondent lesley stahl asked about his relationship with north korean leader kim jong-un. >> do you trust him? >> i do trust him, yeah. that doesn't mean i can't be proven wrong. >> why would you trust him? >> first of all if i didn't trust him i wouldn't say that to you. wouldn't that be foolish to tell you that right here on 60 minutes? >> remember what reagan said, trust but verify. >> that's very true. but the factsy trust him. we'll see what happens. >> but isn't it true that they haven't gotten rid of a single weapon and they may be building more missiles with nuclear -- >> they wonant to and i will te you t

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'mm bianna golodryga with john dicker son, norah o'donnell and gayle king..s. is asking turkey for recordings that reportedly prove "washington post" contributor jamal khashoggi was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul. saudi arabia. ike pompeo briefed president trump and told reporters he advised the president to give stigatioew more days before he responds. weekhe president would not say f the fbi if the fbi is involved. tary of ecretary of state pompeo emphasized saudi arabia's importance in u.s. efforts to isolate iran. bob corker told the "washington arlierhe saw earlier intelligence that pointed to saudi crown pins mohammed bin salman. >>> joe biden sounded like a candidate last night as he salm eived ad a 2018 freedom award for supporting civil rights. t don't tell me we have to accept where we are. don't tell me things won't change. don't tell me that we can't king,re hope in this country. >> we spoke with biden at the ovel rights museum in memphis about disputes in voting in georgia's elections. >> if georgia a group of senior thezens were to

norah o'donnell is off. as you wake up in the west, we begin with breaking news on two former presidents. barack obama and bill clinton. the u.s. secret service says it intercepted an apparent explosive device sent to the obama home in washington earlier this morning. that follows an apparent pipe bomb that sources say was found near the clintons' home in chappaqua, norm of new york city, addressed to hillary clinton. >> now all this happened just one day after a pipe bomb was found near the new york home of democratic party megadonor george soros. paul aritas is with us from the white house, what do you know? >> an official tells cbs news they believe that the explosive device found sent to the clintons is similar to the one found at the home of george soros, the pipe bomb found at the clintons' residence was discovered this morning. a second device was sent to the washington, d.c. home of former president barack obama. but at this point, officials cannot say if that one is linked to the one found at the cl

usually it's norah to whom you're posing the question. >> there are gyms around here, i'm saying. >>m before and after the children were born, just for you at home who are noting this. >> you're still serious about it, too. >> you're still serious about that. >> the newbie is going to be in control. >>> police investigating the deaths of four americans on a bachelor party in coasta rica. they're focusing on the touring company that took them on a deadly rafting trip. the raft capsized on saturday in a town near quepos that is popular with tourists. kris van cleave is following the investigation from washington. kris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the four americans from the miami area were part of a group in costa rica for a bachelor party. the group was the latest t underscore concerns of adventure activities in the popular tourist location. investigators on sunday investigated the company that ran the rafting trip. 14 tourists and five guides set out on the naranjo river at 4:00 p.m. minutes later, the raft capsized and took them downstream. they have been battered by he

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. >> i'm bianna golodryga with gayle king, norah o'donnell and john dickerson.icane michael is roaring toward the florida panhandle and is getting stronger. the intense category four hurricane is parking top sustained winds of 145 miles per hou hour. >> nearly 30 million people in the southeast are in its cross hairs. forecasters say mike logical bring damaging winds and life threatening storm surge. cbs evening news anchor jeff glor is in panama city beach, florida with the latest. what can you tell us. >> we can tell you a category four hurricane has never hit the florida panhandle and that is about to happen. the last major hurricane to hit here was hurricane dennis in 2005. dennis did $3.2 billion in damage. one early estimate says michael threatens to do four times the damage but michael has been getting worse. this has created problems for the oil and gas business in the gulf of mexico. about 40% of the gulf's oil production and 28% of natural gas production shut down. oil producers stopped most offshore drilling and evacuated their rig there is. on land,

norah? >> yoga is good. jonathan vigliotti in sydney.es and now with meghan is gad. he brings the celebrity focus that comes to him and shines a light on other things like maimt issues, veterans with disabilities, with the invictus games. he's incredible akrebcredible a celebrity in the right way. >> i loved that young girl's reaction. he hugged me, he touched me. you know what that's like, john. >> it's the way i feel being near you, gayle. >> sure, pin nokia. -- pinocchio. i love the affect they have on people. >>> we're hearing from the astros fan accused of interfering with a critical play. why troy caldwell says he doesn't feel responsible for the astros ♪ ♪ but it ain't my fault >>> the astros' fan accused >>> the astros fan accused of interfering in a critical game is speaking out saying he did nothing wrong. the umpire called fan interference when mookie betts jumped to catch a ball during wednesday's game. it cost the astros a potential two-run home run which would have tied the game. in an interview with inside edition, caldwel

but norah, they told us talking to the vatican was like talking to a wall. >> seth stone in rome.hank you. >> i find that so upsetting. >> it is sickening, you can feel the pain. just the fact that they were number one, they were deaf to be taken advantage of that way. we all guessed in the studio, he said i would cry out in pain and no one would hear me because they were deaf. you toeth think that would happen in a church setting. >> and talking to the church is like talking to the wall. >> this is journalism and their voices matter. rome has got to do something and the pope has got to do something. this is a time for him to speak out. they've got to announce reforms. >> and they've got to be anticipating more of these types of stories ahead. devastating. >>> the team in rome there, thanks so much. >>> a chicago police officer charged with murdering a black teenager takes the stand in his own defense. ahead, we show you his emotional and sometimes combative testimony and how the prosecutor >>> a surprise government raid seized more than 1,000 documents from the country's leading

we're dressing up as gayle king, for o'donnell and, john dickerson -- norah o'donnell, john dickerson and bianna golodryga. we begin with your eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. midterms and democrats take on healthcare targeting what they claim is a vulnerable issue for republicans. a new study finds that popular kids' apps are full of manipulative and disruptive ads. that's not good. what can you do to protect your children and give them thwi an actress, diane lane on your screen about her role in "house of cards." we'll see you at 7:00. happy halloween to you. >> and to you. i'll be trick or treating later on. see you. >> all right. see you. >>> so you're going to be a carpet or rug? >> just a rug. my daughter doesn't want to be jasmine anymore. >> i'm going to be chef choi- ardee. >> my little one is going to be peter pan and i'm tinkerbell. >> okay! >> i wish i could make magic happen on the roads. it's om an earlier crash that had all lanes shut down at whipple. first reports of a serious accident in the south bay along 280 this morning. so it's reported southbound 280 ramp t

former vice president joe biden tells norah he has doubts about the leadership of the saudi crown prince>> our undercover cameras were there as two men confront the priest who allegedly abused them. when they were just 10 years old. >>> inside an ohio classroom where students will go through an active shooter training this morning. we're going to show you the drill that most parents don't get to see. we talked to students about preparing for

say that you have a right to wake up in the morning because controvert you would like to live in any norah to get there while it's your ease of borders it's not a human right the human right is that you are in trouble you have to you are forced to leave your home you go to the first safe place where you going to be taken care of but it's not written anywhere that you are allowed to lade the border between two peaceful countries because you want to get through know those people who came to us came from turkey greece must donya sometimes bog area serbia croatia five six safe countries my question is how can you be a refugee after you while eight borders between five safe countries my question is about refugees who need to find somewhere to live and the european union has come up with ideas to spread them around europe right now or as i understand it from the latest statistics i can find you have ten million people in your country and three thousand five hundred fifty five refugees living enough agree you're not taking your fair share there are people who are fleeing the war they're fleeing f

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talk about impeachment for a second because former vice president biden was -- did an interview with norahll at cbs and was asked about it, and he didn't seem to be waving the impeachment flag. take a listen. >> and if democrats win the house, do you believe that they may move forward with articles of impeachment? >> i hope they don't. i think we should wait until the report comes out. >> i hope they don't. there are democrats who have already filed papers of impeachment. >> yes. look, jake, democrats are not running on impeachment in this mid-term election. we're running on things like health care, the economy, tax breaks for working people, not corporations, and, look, an impeachable offense is whatever the house decides at the point in time it decides so with all due respect to vice president biden, if it's a democratic house, i think they will decide there is an impeachable offense prior to the mueller investigation being concluded, then they will be well within their rights to do that. i don't know -- >> listen, just to be fair. democrats, i they have already submitted articles of imp

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norah rosen is a diplomatic correspondent for al monitor and joins us live now from washington d.c. as if she had a fair amount of clout and she in that position partly because when she started there was appeared to be a certain amount of uncertainty about foreign policy within the administration do you think that that has settled down now and makes that the job quite different for her to take say or. i think that's exactly right you know you had secretary of state rex tillerson at the beginning was a little bit turfs and reticent and didn't have the warmest relationship with president trump and you also had two national security advisers in quick succession mike flynn and h.r. mcmaster who had similar tensions with trump and haley who has you know political backgrounds and retail political skills seem comfortable kind of you know making the position her own speaking for the administration with a very long leash and i think that leash probably has gotten shorter with the arrival of john bolton who have her same job before as well as mike pompei are playing such a big role and one of

i'm gayle king with john dicker son, norah o'donnell and bianna golodry golodryga. >>> investigatorsitics of president trump. one was addressed to actor robert de niro found in lower manhattan. >> other bombs were sent to former president barack obama, former secretary of state hillary clinton, former cia director john brennan and two were sent to former vice president joe biden. none of the devices have exploded and nobody was hurt. the fbi sbcs the packages are linked and warn there is could be morn. >> president trump called acts or threats of political violence an attack on political democracy itself but he tweeted this morning that so-called fake news is causing anger in our society and said, quote, mainstream media must clean up its act. jeff pegues is outside the obama's home in washington with the latest on the investigation. jeff, good morning. >> as you can already see from the images from new york city, there's been a flurry of activity as investigators race to track down whoever is responsible. and a big part of this investigation will be deconstructing the suspicious dev

secretary of state mike pompeo, as you know, responded quite forcefully to that in an interview with norah o'donnell. >> being forceful is not being logical. iran has stated that we reject the killing of innocent people, no matter what numbers, no matter by who. >> you're talking about the holocaust now? >> of course, yes. >> that it happened? >> of course it did and a huge number of people died. a huge number of innocent people died. but it does not justify deproofing othdeproof i depriving others of their homeland. >> he said there is still a possibility iran could restart its nuclear program. big test now is whether the europeans hang on. he said they'll hang on but the u.s. is putting so much pressure, as you know. >>> all right, a 13-year-old is seriously hurt in a shark attack off the california coast. ahead, we'll show you why the waters on the west and east coast may be getting more >>> good monday morning partly to mostly cloudy skies with below average temperatures so, slightly below average for this time of year. middle 60s, daytime highs, lower 70s oakland middle 70 santa rosa,

norah is off. that's why vladimir duthiers is here of our streaming netwo cbsn. bianna is at the scene of the deadly crash in upstate new york. it is being called one of the worst in u.s. history. the limo hit two pedestrians and an empty suv outside a packed country store in schoharie. the limo operator had four vehicles taken often the road after inspections in the last 0 few months. 20 people were killed in the accident. >> including amy and axle steenberg. axle's brother rich steenberg and the limo driver scott lisinicchia. bianna golodryga is in schoharie. bianna, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, john. unbelievable heartache in upstate new york this morning. behind me, you can see where that limo plowed into the trees behind me. 20 lives taken in just moments. family members of the victims say it was headed to a 30th birthday celebration. how that celebration just turned into tragedy. around half of the victims in the limo are believed to be related. state police and the ntsb will be here this morning to continue their investigation. tony dokoupil ha

norah o'donnell is off. bianna golodryga is here as is gayle king. one of hurricane michael's survivors says his city looks like an atomic bomb hit it. florida's panhandle is one huge disaster zone. after catastrophic winds, heavy rain and devastating storm surge. michael was the third most powerful hurricane ever to make landfall on the united states mainland. the storm is being blamed for at least two deaths. more than 650,000 homes and businesses in the southeast have no electricity. >> michael is now a tropical storm, hitting the carolinas with heavy downpours and threatening to cause tornadoes. it's moving northeast with top winds of 50 miles per hour. our team of correspondents has spread across the region and cbs evening news anchor jeff glor is leading our coverage from panama city beach, florida. jeff, good morning. >> good morning. this is a bit of what we're seeing across the florida panhandle this morning. we're in panama city beach, florida where we were hit by michael yesterday. this is a food mart and gas station, well, what was. the s

gayle king and norah o'donnell are off. so vladimir duthiers of our streaming network cbsn is with us. we have breaking news from washington where a high-ranking catholic leader is stepping down in the wake of the scandal over sexual abuse by priests. pope francis has accepted cardinal donald wuerl's resignation of archbishop of washington. >> wuerl promised to resign after a pennsylvania grand jury report found he failed to remove abusive priests while he was bishop of pittsburgh. errol barnett. >> reporter: good morning. cardinal wuerl has long been the figure head of the american catholic church serving as archbishop at st. matthews and as bishop of pittsburgh before that. now, he is just the latest figure forced to resign because of a sex abuse scandal engulfing the catholic church. the end of cardinal donald wuerl's 50-year career in the catholic church came in a letter from pope francis this morning. in it, the pope accepted wuerl's resignation, but said there was sufficient elements for wuerl to have justified his ac

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