please welcome, robin wright!applause ) i how much do you pay them? you pay each and every one of them? >> stephen: exactly. the sixth and final season, sadly, of "house of cards" is starting on november 2. >> yes. >> stephen: and you are now the president of the united states. ( cheers and applause ) again, you can't-- you can't tell me much, i'm sure. but just what-- what is her meeting with kanye like? that's all-- ( laughter ) are there going to be some issues? >> i was going to say-- and then i caught myself-- but i'm going to say it anyway. i was like, "yeah, i'm the first female president of the united states, but i know nothing about politics, plain and clear. but i was like, oh, that's kind of close to home. ( laughter ). >> stephen: it's no longer a requirement for the job. >> that's really not shocking anymore, is it. >> stephen: it's all on-the-job training. really, you know nothing about politics and yet you've been on one of the most iconic political shows for, what, 10 years or something like that?

and robin wright is a distinguished scholar at the woodrow wilson international f cent scholars, andontributing writer to the "new yorker" magazine. thanks so much to you both for being here. mamoun ndy, if i could start with you there's been a lot of talk about nbs and south had something to do with jamal khashoggi's murder. ll there pressure for mbs to step down or wie survive? >> i think the situation in saudi arabia is very fluid, but i think the main authority of the whole political order rests with the king of saudi arabia, aneverybody follows the king, the legitimacy of the crown prince comes from being the son of the king. i think if the king decides tom, remove hhe has the short -- authority to do so and nobody will object. he removed two other crown princes before him. so is there pressure for that? i don't think internally there is pressure for tha certainly externally there is a lot of pressure forh tat. >> reporter: robin wright, mounting external but also internal pressure, or not? >> i think there is, but mohamed bin salman has also consolidated power like no one befor

a brief time ago, president n.trump expressed his conc earlier i spoke to journalist robin wright, who has known mr. khashoggi for decades. robin, you write for "the new yorker." did jamal khashoggi tell you he felt his life was in injured? robin: often, and inact, the last conversation i had with him was in august, and he said the saudis wanted him out of the picture. at the time i thought he exaggerating dangerous because he had been in exile over a year in washington, and the dangers seemed kind of unrealistic. it turned out that he may have hen more correct th realized. laura: just how critical was the -- he of the saudi government and especially the young crown prince, robin?ou robin:now, jamal was in many ways a reluctant dissident. he had long supported the monarchy, he had been an adviso. to the governm but i think he -- as he told me, became ireasingly concerned about the autocratic rule of crown prince mohammed, the heir apparent to the throne, the real power behind the throne. he was under enormous pressure. he was ordered not to get on twitter, he was silenced repeatly. he

joining me is robin wright, sheis "the nker magazine" and is a distinguished scholar at the woodrow wilsonionalal natienter for scholars. you heard fred hiatt describe how there should not be a normal u.s.-saudi relationsp if this is true and we've heard outrage from multiple senators of multiple sides of the ideological spectrum saying there should be a break in u.s.-saudi relatiothis is true. is that possible? is the kind of break between the u.s. and saudi arabia possible? >> i doubt it. the fact is saudi arabia is central to the trump administration's policy in the middle east. saudi arabia coz his firs destination as president. there was enormous pomp and ceremony when he arrived. saudi arabia is central to his attempt at a peace plan between israel and then palesians, central to his counterterrorism program, his own son-in-law who is his chief advisor on the middle east is a very closed personal fri of mohammed bin salman, the crowned prince allegedly linked to the fate of this wonderfuicl saudi cr and my long-time friend jamal. so the prospects of this changing anything, i think, ar

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robin wright has covered the middle east for more than four decades and written eight books about thehe "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 of all six kings who have ruled since the founder of saudi arabia died in 1953. and this was clearly a line that went too far. >> so he was also critical not just of the crown prince but the crown prince's father. >> absolutely. he was critical of this particular line of the royal family. remember, since the crown prince was appointed last year the king has effectively created a whole new royal f

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let's get back to the khashoggi story and bring in our analyst who joins us as well as robin wright. nice to have you both here. suzanne, the president's words, okay, in this a.p. interview about all of this, quote, here we go again. and then he says, look, the saudis are being found guilty until proven innocent. and he related it to judge, now justice brett kavanaugh and the supreme court hearings. is that what's happening here? is the world just being too hard on mbs and king solomon? >> it seems to me that president trump has done a classic trumpian thing of inserting himself right into the middle of a story that many in his own party would wish he wasn't. he seems to be acting more like a lawyer for the saudis, more like a pr agent for the saudis than he does the president of the most powerful country in the world. my question is, number one, what's happened to american intelligence capabilities, which are either being not used and completely ignored, or have taken a pass on a very, very significant unfolding story. we do have an independent capacity to unearth some information a

joining me now is robin wright, journalist and senior fellow at the woodrow wilson center. she's known jamal khashoggi for years. robin, good to see you again. marco rubio, one of the u.s. republican senators who do not seem to be satisfied with this pending saudi explanation for khashoggi's death has asked a number of questions. let's say the saudis come out and say this was a rogue thing or rendition gone wrong. where's the body? why two weeks of lies about this? and why is the secretary of state of the united states sitting with bin salman in what some observers might think to be an effort to craft a plausible response that will allow saudi arabia to get past this? any of these question, take whichever one you want. >> the repercussions are widening in washington. there has been consensus among republicans who are allies of the president questioning not just the leadership of the kingdom but the u.s. relationship. and the very strong relationship from rubio, graham, mcconnell. all indicates that for the foreseeable future, saudi arabia is going to have a hard time bering

. >>> finally robin wright completes "house of cards" after kevin spacey's firing. >> there wasn't anyation. we wanted to close out this show the way it was always intended for the fans and equally important was we would have put over 600 people out of a job. >> at last night's premiere for the sixth and final season, robin who steps in as president told us the last day on the set was emotional. >> it was bitter sweet. lots of tears and nobody wanted to leave. we hung out in the oval office until about 3:00 a.m. dancing. >> sounds like a good send off. >>> well, we didn't see any dancing, but there was a whole lot of dazzling as mom to be meghan markle and her prince brought royal fashion to fiji. meghan looked spectacular in a blue flowing evening gown as a dashing tux clad harry lead her down the stairs at a gala state dinner hosted by the president of fiji. meghan sparkled in diamond chandelier earrings. the royal baby bump was very visible in the caped gown. in a nod to her pregnancy during the dinner both harry and meghan toasted with water. the royal couple began their day flying

robin wright stars in "house of cards" for the sixth and final season.mer. we talked about this season of "house of cards" moving on after the loss of kevin spacey. now, we can talk about the show. everyone is wondering how this series is going to be wrapped up. we know you will be president. i couldn't drag anything out of you before. are people going to be happy with the way this all ends? >> boy, i hope so. we were pulling out all the stops. how could we top what was going on currently in the news? how can we top that one? just to be, i think, the most operatic and the most dramatic and the most machiavelli we could be for the last season. >> that's saying something for "house of cards" because it is pretty pret pretty operatic and machiavelli as it is. is it one of the episodes that you think what happened to so and so? or does it tie it up? will we know the end of the story? >> it will shock you beyond belief what happens in the end. >> really? okay. sold. tell me about directing it. i mean, it's one thing -- i know you've fallen in love with direct

we'll talk with khashoggi's friend middle east reporter robin wright of the new yorker. >>> and formerusing secretary julian castro joins us in the studio with his new memoir. that's cbs news this morning, thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. morning, thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. it's wednesday october 17 i'm kenny choi. >>> as we take a live look outside, "salesforce tower" camera looking west, you can see sutro, and "karl the fog" is making his return. not sure if he made it to oakland for basketball last night. it's wednesday, october 17th, thank you for waking up with us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. >> if he wanted to see basketball, big w for the "dubs." off to a good start again. >> how about the weather? >> it is if you like "karl the fog." >> he's okay. >> here's a live look from the san jose camera under clear skies for the south bay right now. but check out our temperatures. 48 in santa rosa right now. 51 in san jose. 55 in san francisco as well as for oakland. livermore 49 and 51 for concord. we are tracking

he's grandfather did not it will be another landmark in a remarkable gear of diplomatic firsts robin wright al-jazeera sold. the afghan army has been confronting its biggest challenge for years how to defeat the taliban thousands of soldiers and civilians to have lost their lives in the long war you know army's new challenges securing polling stations for saturday's parliamentary elections following taliban threats to bomb them and kill candidates reports now from the capital kabul. afghan army cadets celebrating their graduation their excitement may soon give way to anxiety as the new soldiers are likely to be sent to the front line but this is my country i must defend i have no fears i have taken an oath to serve and defend. this graduation ceremony in kabul was held earlier than planned the army stretched and more soldiers are needed to secure polling stations nationwide through all the years the u.s. and other countries have spent billions of dollars training afghan security forces to lead operations when all foreign troops pull out of the country a goal that has eluded afghan military

and what an incredible opportunity for robin wright who has been nothing but spectacular on the showe able to take center stage, i think it's not only going to be thrilling for me personally but for all the fans. everybody loves that character. >> we're just getting started. >> robin wright said it's shocking what happens the next season. for pop start, i'm savannah guthrie, now back to you. >> thank you, savannah. by the way you can stream the final season of "house of cards" starting november second on netflix. >> all right. thank you miss jones. halloween six days away. retailers have started making moves to win your holiday business. online shopping expected to grow 20 % this season, and with that in mind, target just announced it is going to be offering free two-day shipping. here with what you need to know about the retail shipping wars that appear to be underway, elliot wiler always god to haode you. >> i feel like you don't like this segment so early. >> i'm curious. we're already talking about holiday shipping? why? >> it gets earlier every year. first, thanksgiving is a lit

. >> joining us is robin wright of the woodrow wilson center known jamal khashoggi for years. robin, a turkish official tells nbc news that turkey is now 100% certain khashoggi is dead. you say the last time you spoke with him back in august he was worried about his life. what did he tell you? >> yes. he actually talked about the fact that the saudis wanted him out of the picture as he put it. he was very concerned for his life, and we've been talking about this for more than a year and i thought he was exaggerating the dangers since he had been in washington in exile for quite a while and it seemed that, you know, that was a less vulnerable place to be compared with the kind of arrests we have seen across saudi arabia. and of course, he proved to be right and i think in ways even he didn't understand. >> robin, you have been covering the middle east for a very long time. jamal khashoggi doesn't rank amongst the biggest critics of saudi arabia. his criticism was -- i might even say measured. he sort of thought of himself as a force for good in saudi arabia. why him? >> well, fi

we'll talk to his long-time friend journalist robin wright. she covered the middle east for the last 40 years. and house speaker paul ryan tells us why he thinks republicans will keep control of the house of representatives. we talk to him about the top issues ahead of next month's midterms. and then this exciting week for astronaut nick hague. he describes his fall to earth when his rocket launch failed. when he realized something was wrong. and the surprising question his young son asked him. we'll see with you all that at 7:00. >> i can't stop watching that video from inside the capsule. it's fascinating. and it doesn't last very long. but i'm sure it was pretty scary. >> that's right. not long but quite terrifying. but it's an amazing story of training and grace under pressure. >> thank you. >>> the report is out for the nation's roughest urban roads and the bay area tops the list. according to transportation research group "trip," san francisco and oakland roads are in the worst conditions out of the top 20 urban areas in the country. the

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robin wright, the great journalist on npr. the question she has, where's the body? a big open question looking at preliminary results from the saudis. what happens next as you see it? >> i think we need all of the evidence to come out. i think we need actually journalists to be able to do their jobs unlike mr. khashoggi, unfortunately, but to really uncover what actually happened here and have the truth out, and, two, i think on the back side, or let's just fastforward a few months. say the democrats win the house. there is something called the house oversight and reform committee. there could be a series of investigations that look into the conflict of interests into this administration, particularly the president, as ned pointed out, all of the conflict of interests in terms of this president and the saudis and add in, right, if you look at the trump hotel in chicago, revenue down the last two years but who is backfilled that? the saudis. there's, like -- something is going on. we could see a series of investigations into why this president is paid not to understa

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robin wright of the new yorker writes, she begins her piece by saying i knew he feared for his life.e told me he feared for his life. did he tell you that? >> i mean, i understood, obviously. i was his editor. who knows, maybe he wanted to downplay the risk of things. i knew he had a lot of pressure on him. i knew he particularly felt the pressure that was being applied to his family, to try to get to him. he was whatsapp me about that. he would tell me about his divorce, his wife felt she had to leave him because of what he was doing and saying, but he said i still need to speak, i still need to say this. i want to be a journalist, i don't want to be a dissident. i just want to writ. >> he wanted to make his country a better place, the place he thought it could be. he thought the risk of speaking out was worth that. this morning, no word from the white house. not a single word from the president. we know from our reporting from two administration officials they say, look, we're working quietly at senior levels across several agencies to get answers here. what do you think the family

let's get more on this with robin wright who's a middle east expert and a writer for the new yorker andof jamal khashoggi. you knew jamal khashoggi, you knewjamal khashoggi, do you have any clear indication of what happened to him? absolutely not. he was worried about his safety, he was concerned that the kingdom was out to get him. he told me in august that the saudis wanted him out of the picture. he had been increasingly critical over the past year and talking about how the crown prince particularly was more autocratic, more intolerant of dissent and criticism than any of the previous six kings. the president there again reiterated that the important thing for him is american trade deals and american jobs, not what the saudis may or may not have done with the generalist. i wa nt to not have done with the generalist. i want to redo something that the president said last night when he was talking to the associated press and he was told about making a link between the disappearance of jamal khashoggi and the confirmation hearing of brett kavanaugh. he why is donald trump leaving over ba

. >> i'm so grateful to work with wonderful people and i'm no proud and joyful over robin wright's successmanoffs is available this friday. that's whls the final seasalso cards's final season appears on netflix. you're watching "cbs this morning," we thank you for that. we'll be right back. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. >>> that does it for us. be sure to tune in to the cbs evening news >>> good morning, it's 8:55. i'm michelle griego. all lanes are open on 880 following a deadly crash last night in hayward. according to chp, a tour bus slammed into a vehicle in front of it. two people were killed. >>> the bart ashby station in berkeley is back open after

i want to thank robin wright of the new yorker.sarah of human rights watch, and karen, who had to leave, of the washington post. once again, i think all for joining us. [applause] please keep your seats. there will be a momentary rotation of power. >> [indiscernible voices] >> [indiscernible voices] [applause] >> from the carnegie endowment for international peace. i still need to turn my mic on. here we go. i am happy to be with you to moderate the second panel in which we will focus more on the role of the united states and the interaction between the united states and saudi arabia on this very terrible affair of what happened to jamal khashoggi , who was a valued friend and colleague to many of us, including me. so, with me we have ambassador jim smith, who was the u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia from 2009 to 2013, and stephen mcinerney, the executive director of the project on middle eastern marcus e. let me start with you, jim. discussion ina the last panel about what is at what is at stake within the kingdom of saudi arabia.

diblehat an inc opportunity for robin wright, who has been nothing but spectacular in this show fromnot only going to be thrilling for me personally, but for allhe fans. everybody loves that character. >> we are just getting started. >> oh! >> it's shocking what happens, robin said. for pop start, i'm savannah guthrie. back to ouu. >> thank you can stream the final season on netflix cards" starting november 2nd. >>> thank you. halloween six b days away, retailers have already started making moves to win your holiday business. online shopping expected to grow 20% this season, and with that in mind target announced that it is going to be offing free two-day shipping. here with what you need to know about the retaipping wars. elliott weiler, "consumer reports." good to have you. >> i feel like you don'tis like segment so early, right? >> i'm curious. halloween next week a we are talking about holiday shipping? >> right. >> why? >> it seems to get earlier every year. thanksgiving is a little bit earlier this year. p thhes it up. november 1st the unofficial start. i thinkhey are getting a

today, from the series "house of cards," robin wright. and star of "the conners," sara gilbert.ving. also, a performance from "american idol" winner maddie poppe. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: hello, hello, hi, guys.