the destruction that can cause to the surmounting community, and a so folks should check that out obama cbairings and fighting for and obama made this comment you know trust me. excuse me -- no organizer of their stripe ever listens to anyone who says trust me. especially not their politician -- >> what? if they're a politician and so if you want to call yourself a chicago no chicago organizer -- works their stripes, trust a politician ever. and so i'm probably going to get this trouble and never get invited to any obama foundation events after this talk. but i thought he heard me say this before so they invited me to stuff. who knows -- so -- >> we were i think we're at the end of our time charlene will be around to sign people's books so stay and do that. i do. the to say two quick things before you go, one is that we are in new york right now about to try to elect a new governor. no, sorry. elect a governor. so you know there's a prime coming up on 17th and we countrily have a guy in office and they'll choose whether he'll stay there or not but in meantime he has enormous power to be ab

president at the time, and his boss, president obama, took a different position when obama was president. this is from cbs news, march 16, 2016, exhibit 6. go. >> i ask that they confirm merrick garland now to the supreme court so he can take his seat in time to fully participate in its work for the american people this fall. he is the right man for the job. mark: so antonin scalia unfortunately passes away and want to put their guy in. few years before, they said no, you can't do that. bush can't do that at the end of his term. only obama can do that, you see? it gets worse, chuck schumer, remember his name on all those memos. all those memos. he is the svengali behind the whole thing, even today. here's what he had to say this june, june 27, 2018. let's check it out on c-span 2. go. >> our republican colleagues in the senate should follow the rule they set in 2016. not to consider a supreme court justice in an election year. mark: now stop. that's not what they did. that's not what they did. first of all, it's not the last year of president trump's even first term. they didn't set the rule that you don'

cbs news, the white house. >> besides weighing in on president trump, mr. obama was rallying support for democrats ahead of the midterm elections. reporter hena doba was at today's campaign style event. >> reporter: in a rare public speech since leaving office, president barack obama stepped back into the political spotlight with a simple message for students at university of illinois urbana champaign. >> you need to vote because our democracy depends on it. >> reporter: obama is heading out on the campaign trail to fire up the democrats base ahead of the midterm elections. he says the stakes are high in november. >> the consequences of any of us sitting on the sidelines are more dire. >> reporter: the nation's 44th president unleashed on his republican successor saying president trump's policies were not conservative but radical and dangerous. he called mr. trump a symptom, not the cause of division in the country but accused him of sowing racial and ethnic tensions. >> we are americans. we're supposed to stand up to bullies, not follow them. we're sure as heck

obama speak? resident trump says attorney generals jeff sessions to join the hunt for the anonymous offer. the department of justice is not confirming or denying and has lunch& it has launched an investigation. mola lenghi, cbshite house. >>> barack obama former president, delivered a simple message to young voters at the university of illinois. get out and vote. >> the consequences of any of us sitting on the sidelines are more dire. >> the former president says trump's policies are not conservative, rather radical and dangerous. he also called out the gop for standing by and participating in the unraveling of international alliances. >> they are undermining our alliances. closing up to russia, what happened? what happened to the republican party? >> the republican national committee responded to the speech saying democrats may have a new resistor in chief on the campaign trail, but they will need more than a message of resistance -- resist and obstruct to in this november. >>> a former campaign advisor has been sentenced to jail. george will spend -- mac miller nine will spend 14 days behind bars for lying to the fbi. a much shorter sentence than six months robert mueller's team wanted. the case was the fi

captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: a former president into the battle for the white house. ( cheers and applause ) barack obama rallies democrats in southern california and blasts the trump administration. >> this is a government for everybody. it's not for sale. that's what we believe in. >> ninan: back at the white house, the hunt continues for the rogue writer of a scathing critique of the president. >> i think the author of the anonymous editorial should be ashamed. >> ninan: also tonight, a raging wildfire threatens homes and turns a long stretch of a major interstate into a ghost highway. tropical storm florence prompts state of emergency declarations in several mid-atlantic states. an african american teenager just riding in a car with his

obama versus trump. he was speaking out harshly against donald trump and policies and demeanor and decency in the country. here is what mike pence said to cbsat. >> i was very disappointed to see president obama break with tradition of former presidents and become so political and rollout the same tired arguments that he and liberals have made over the last eight years. >> pretty rich for president trump's vice president to speak about past political decorum. >> breaking tradition? >> yes. let's try to put that aside for a moment. clearly president obama is personally popular. are his policies popular? will it help? >> he is revered by liberals and progressives and democrats in general across spectrum. he can drive out the democratic base which is what they need to take the house right now. it doesn't hurt to bring him out. it helps them. i think it begs a question going forward. what will they do without obama? we don't have a clear 2020 figure. nancy pelosi has her issues with the moderates not liking her. who will lead the democratic party? they are looking at fall and obama is the best bet to turn out the base. >> rachael bade thank you

obama's administration did in 2010. fact. he didn't do it just to fox. he did it to cbs and -- >> one, i don't like people coming after journalists. i didn't like 2 when obama's administration did it. i wouldn't like it today. but you're forgetting two words that have to matter, and you guys are trying to soften what they mean, but they still matter. probable cause. what they did was under color of authority. now, we can argue about whether or not we like that. but what -- >> look, james rosen -- >> what you're doing and what the president does has no probable cause attached to t. it's just political and personal, and you can't with a straight face go at obama at a liar. you can call him other things that are pejorative. a liar when you represent donald trump? >> look, today he said that he didn't attack fox news. chris, you just admitted that he did that. moreover than that, james rosen and cheryl atkins, two well known national reporters were both spied on by the obama administration. >> he says he complained about fox. i didn't deal with them the way this president do

captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: a former president into the battle for the white house. ( cheers and applause ) barack obama rallies democrats in southern california and blasts the trump administration. >> this is a government for everybody. it's not for sale. that's what we believe in. >> ninan: back at the white house, the hunt continues for the rogue writer of a scathing critique of the president. >> i think the author of the anonymous editorial should be ashamed. >> ninan: also tonight, a raging wildfire threatens homes and turns a long stretch of a major interstate into a ghost highway. tropical storm florence prompts state of emergency declarations in several mid-atlantic states. an african american teenager just riding in a car with his white grandmother is handcuffed by police. and a dramatic day at the u.s. open women's championship. >> you owe me an apology! >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. the midterm elections are now less than two months away. 59 days, if you're keeping counts. and the battle for the house of representatives is heating up today as former president barack obamalld for de

. >> reporter: president obama's aides promise a fall campaign blitz around the country with stops in ohio and pennsylvania. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> president trump was also talking about apple today. specifically in terms of tariffs. he tweeted apple prices may increase because of the massive tariffs we may be imposing on china, but there is an easy solution where there would be zero tax and indeed a tax incentive. make your products in the united states instead of china. start building new plants nowment. >>> coming up next. look out from above. a drone comes crashing down a few feet from a family in san francisco. and we are the only news channel to catch it on camera. >>> plus, breech of contract claims and the possibility of criminal charges now. an update on the south bay barth extension drama -- bart extension drama. >>> plus a night of fashion and glamour taking a violent turn. >>> weather's taking its own kind turn. changesor the upcoming week. we'll have it all when we come back. crashing to the ground near san francisco' can see... >>> boy, talk about a close call. exclusive video of a drone crashing

. >> both former president obama and president trump are planning to aggressively campaign across the country between now and november. >>> less the best, the ceo of cbs's out of a job. this comes as cbs plans to announce a new deal settling lawsuits over control over the company. let's move address is leaving the company after women claimed he sexually harassed or assaulted them. six other women previously at cues him of sexual misconduct. some of the claims date back several decades before he beds says he has encounters with three of the women spent plane -- but claims they were consensual. this comes as a company control with its controlling shareholder. that deal is expected to be announced today. >>> conspiracy theorists alex stone is been banned by apple. apple removed jones show info wars from its app store. the new york times reports that apple removed it from the for including content that is offensive, insensitive, or in exceptionally poor taste. twitter also permanently banded jones and his show from violating the company's abusive behavior policy and last month google, facebook, and spotify removed most of his content from their platforms.to

obama white house can get away with attacking bob woodward. the president was not interviewed for the book. woodward said he tried to six different people to arrange an interview. nicole killian, cbs news, the white house. >> one of the staffers is former press secretary sean spicer. he was asked about the book at the commonwealth club last month. >> reporter: bob woodward has a book coming out. did you talk to him? >> yes. >> spicer admitted to speaking with the author but would not reveal what he said. >>> supreme court justice nominee brett kavanaugh is back in the house be -- hotseat for the second day of his nomination hearing. we had a look inside the hearing room and it appears they are in a break. this marathon session is into the 11th hour and they continue to ask the potential supreme court justice questions. he was asked about whether he would have any loyalty to the president and he responded by saying his loyalty was to the constitution. senator dianne feinstein used part of his -- her time to ask about abortion rights. >> what would you say your position today is on a woman's right to choose? >> as a judge it is an important president of the supreme court. by it, i m

obama -- the and wesley clark, a biaugreef. she has spoken in lectures on women in power and appeared on cnn, msnbc, sky news, m, npr, pbs's washington journal. cnn international, cbs radio and many others. in addition, because she's really not busy enough, she researches and writes about racial and gender equity and public education. she lives near minneapolis, minnesota. and tonight we are pleased that antonia will be in conversation with carol the senior producer on wbur called here and now. before her tenure at wbur, capen wrote for newspapers including the montreal gazette, the riverside press and the boston herald as well as numerous magazines. please join us in welcoming antonia and karen. thank you. [applause] >> so it's an absolute pleasure to be doing this tonight. i have to say that i'm going to start with a confession. when i first got this book i thought i pretty much knew everything there was to know about elizabeth warren. i knew she grew up poor, i knew she taught law, i knew she became a senator, so what else is there? so by the end of the first chapter i reallies that the story i put together for "elizabeth warren" was a resume, the story that ant

obama is still consider one of their most effect tifb messengers, though the republicans warn it could fire up their voters too. for "cbshis morning: saturday," i'm nancy cordes in urbana, illinois. >>> the trump campaign adviser who set off the russia investigation will spend two weeks in federal prison. a judge handed down the sentence to george papadopoulos on friday. papadopoulos pleaded guilty to lying the fbi about his contacts with russians during the campaign. prosecutors say his false statements cost the fbi a chance at interviewing another person of interest in the investigation. papadopoulos acknowledged he hindered the investigation. >> reporter: joining us is anna palmer. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the op-ed first, which seems to be consuming the white house. 30 officials have felt the need to come out and say, it wasn't me. how likely do you think it is, first of all, that we actually get down to who it really was? >> i think it might take some time, but i definitely anticipate at theed on the day, we're going to figure out who exactly did write this op-ed. if you look back to the a

obama white house can get away with attacking bob woodward. the president was not interviewed for the book. woodward said he tried through six different people to arrange an interview with no success. nicole killian cbs news, the white house. >> one of the former staffers, bob woodward spoke to was a former press secretary sean spicer. local reporter melissa caen asked him about the book last month. >> reporter: woodward also has a book coming out, did you talk to him? >> yes. >> reporter: what did you say, just between us? >> reporter: spicer admitted to speaking with the author but would not reveal what he said. >>> let's take a live look right now, the supreme court confirmation hearing is happening in washington, california senator, harris -- kamala harris has started questioning. >> i take your point, and i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> reporter: in griswold, the supreme court said as the supreme court could not prohibit married or unmarried people from using contraceptives. do you believe griswold and eisenstadt were correctly decided? >> those cases followed from the supreme court's recognition of unenumerated rights in the peers and admire cases earlier. so, with what those cases held is th

cbs says it is coongting with the investigation. mitchelmichelle obamae sharing politics. take a look. >> i am tired of the daily chaos, the pettiness, the meanness that too often dominates the political discourse. it is exhausting. and hun nels there is depressing. rachel: she says she understands why some people feel their vote was, quote, rigged and not worth putting in the effort. the former first lady was speaking at a rally of young voters outside of miami. a missouri mom is suing her son's school because he didn't make the varsity team after playing jv last year. she claims that the school is violating age and gender discrimination laws by refusing to allow out 11th grade boy to play with younger jv students this season. a judge is expected to make a decision monday on if the boy can play jv and those are your headlines. griff: in other news, said boy said mom, stop. you are el embarrassing me here. pete: in other news parents are the worst. stop. rachel: in other news son sues mom. pete: i don't want to play on the jv team. i'm in 11th grade. i'm

obama has it all wrong. we have reaction, exclusive reaction from mr. steve forbes who has a thing or two to say about it as well. also breaking today, les moonves is out at cbsollowing more allegations of sexual harrassment. our own charlie gasparino breaking this news and he joins me straight made. first, kevin corke is at the white house where the search is on for the writer of that anonymous "new york times" op-ed. hey there, kevin. reporter: always great to be with you, trish. as we await the 2:00 p.m. press briefing. we haven't had one in 19 days. as soon as sarah sanders steps up we'll bring it to you on fox news. this has kept the white house to be blunt, white hot about the op-ed. i want to share a little bit with the folks at home. give you a sense what they're thinking here at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. there is this idea may be somebody inside of the administration, who may, repeat, may have written that piece which makes finding them all the more important especially if they have a national security portfolio. there is notion, maybe "the times" did this to sow discord and dissension and fingerpointing inside the administration. to hear the vice pr

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obama on friday, i mean, this country was struggling. it was the weakest economic recovery since the great depression. >> vice president pence on cbs' face the nation, which, by the way, is one of the five sunday programs that we air on c-span radio beginning at noon eastern time and that interview will be airing also on cbs later this morning. your reaction. >> well, vice president pence is carrying on in the tradition of vice presidents both before and after the 25th amendment by publicly expressing no interest in the issue of secession to the presidency. succession to the presidency. that's -- that is not unusual. the circumstances under which his statements were elicited were, of course, unusual, this op-ed that mentions the 25th amendment. but in general, particularly related to the provision that you started the segment with where we're talking about presidential disability, that the president himself or herself does not recognize or does not invoke and temporarily step away from the office, the vice president plays a critical role in triggering the 25th amendment along with the rest of the cabinet. no vice president, even all of t

obama. he doesn't understand his messages and now he wants credit for the economy that the democrats say doesn't exist. it's pretty funny. >> sandra: a major shake-up at cbstely. long-time ceo les moonves is stepping down coming hours after a bombshell report revealing six more women accusing him of sexual misconduct. brian yenis has more on that. what more do we know about the terms of his departure? >> the questions now is whether cbs will pay him upwards of $120 million in severance pay. cbs says his severance will depend on the findings of an internal investigations by claims underway by law firms hired by cbs. depending on the conclusions he will be given all, some or none of the money. they're donating $20 million in severance pay to #metoo organizations empowering women. cbs opened an investigation after reporter ronan farrow published an article in the new yorker. moonves says untrue allegations from decades ago are now being made against me that are not consistent with who i am. effective immediately i will no longer be chairman and chief executive officer of the cbs. i am sad to leave the country. he stepped down hours after farrow published ano