captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning again george zimmerman is a man. he was found not guilty last night in the death of 17-year- old trayvon martin. he stood stoically in the courtroom last nile as the court clerk read the verdict. >> state of florida versus george zimmerman. verdict, we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> schieffer: cbs news correspondent has been covering this case over the last year he is in florida this morning with the latest, mark? >> good morning, bob. not guilty in the end jury of six women, five of them mothers decided that george zimmerman killed trayvon martin in self defense. his face was impassive. he shook hands with his lawyers as his wife cried in the gallery. prosecutors looked drained in defeat they lost in both the murder and manslaughter conviction they pushed for, trayvon martin's parents who watched every day of testimony from the courtroom were not present for the verdict. zimmerman never took the stand but jurors watched lawyers use a man can to recreate h

captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning, again. it has been a horrendous weekend in egypt, violent confrontations between the egyptian military and supporters of former president mohammed morsi have left at least 72 dead and hundreds wounded. secretary of state john kerry issued a statement saying, "this is a pivotal moment for egypt," and called for egypt's leaders to, "act immediately to help their country take a step back from the brink." our cbs news correspondent clarissa ward is in cairo with the latest. clarissa, what's-- what is the latest? >> reporter: good morning, bob. well, tensions here are sky high after those clashes on friday night and saturday morning that left scores dead. egypt's interior minister in a press conference said that egyptian security forces were only armed with stee tear gas ad that they would never fire live ammunition upon their fellow egyptians, but that simply doesn't gell, bob, with what we saw for ourselveses when we visited a field hospital where morsi supporters were

scott's on assignment, i'm bob schieffer. gof a person is gay and seeks ere lord and has good will, who am i to judge that person?" that's a fairly unremarkable statement these days, except the who who said it was the new catholic pope, francis, whose church has always held that homosexual acts are a sin. our dean reynolds was in brazil razing the pope's visit and he has our report. >> reporter: for a pope who spent a week in brazil embracing the multitudes, his words in an s -minute press conference on board his flight home showed the length and limits of his expansiveness. asked specifically about the resence of a gay lobby in the vatican, francis said he knew nothing of it but broadened his nnswer to gays in general with a compassionate and potentially controversial position. gf a person is gay and seeks the lord and has good will, who am i to judge that person?" he said. "the problem is not that one has this tendency. no, we must be brothers." > i don't think gay people in elteral have felt loved in this ime.ch for a long

tt schieffer: good evening. scott is on assignment. i'm bob scheiffer. in the history of the united iffees, no one has leaked as many classified government secrets as a 25-year-old army private named bradley manning. he was court marshaled. today a military judge at fort to fade maryland found him not guilty of the most serious airge, aiding the enemy, but guilty of lesser charges that could send him to prison for the oft of his life. our national security correspondent david martin is there. >> reporter: the judge deliberated for 16 hours and ndad her verdict in less than five minutes. starting with not guilty of aiding the enemy, a charge which buld have brought bradley manning a maximum sentence of life without parole. as manning stood impassively the judge pronounced him guilty of o other charges of espionage vingtheft, for having leaked 000e than 700,000 classified documents to wikileaks, including this video of a 2007 shooting in baghdad when an apache helicopter gunship ostakenly opened fire on civilians. the documents represent the ation t leak o

from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning again george zimmerman is a man. he was found not guilty last night in the death of 17-year- old trayvon martin. he stood stoically in the courtroom last nile as the court

bob schieffer in for scott pelley. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> schieffer: is the pope taking the church in a new direction? francis says he won't judge eryone based on sexual 't judation. dean reynolds on what this means for gay catholics. gas prices are heading through rhe roof. are wall street investors to wall s ben tracy is on the story. is it cancer or not? dr. jon lapook tells us top researchers want to change the definition of cancer. and it's not the usual fishing tournament. chip reid on why they let the sharks off the hook. >> it was nice to watch them aim away. hopefully catch him again tomorrow. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> schieffer: good evening. scott's on assignment, i'm bob schieffer.

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. >> bob schieffer is not alone. in a recent profile of the speaker that ran in "new york" magazine, "everyone on the hill has become a boehnerologist trying to divine what he thinks and what, by extension, he's going to do." but is boehner's mindset really that hard to discern? his goal seems clearly to do as little as possible. that much is obvious not just from the record of the 112th and early stages of the 113th congress, but also because the man himself second in line to the presidency has said so.

>> you can, of course see all of bob schieffer's interview with speaker boehner on "face the nation." >>> israel has agreed to a longstanding palestinian demand to denounce peace talks there. secretary of state kerry said friday that the two have laid its groundwork to resume talks as early as next week after a three-year stalemate. he said the deal to revise peace talks is not final and requires more diplomacy. >>> well perhaps, you've been wondering why hasn't the royal baby arrived yet? i know you have. you have lots of company. the world media is wondering, too. one who is watching even more closely than most is royal commentator ryoya mika. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. >> i know it's hot. there's a lost people camped tout see what's happening. what can you tell us about the situation right now?

professor dyson, on sunday, speaker boehner told bob schieffer how house republicans should be judged. i want to play that clip for you as well as senate majority reid's response today to that particular comment. take a listen to this. >> we should not be judged on how many new laws we create. we ought to be judged on how many laws we repeal. >> that's true, mr. president, house republicans are failing even by their own metric. they've replaced virtually nothing. >> so professor no matter what your metric, speaker boehner and the republicans are an absolute categoric failure, are they not? >> absolutely right. let me join in with mr. corn in saluting the crown for the new prince born today. but the reality is that the republicans are at loggers head with themselves and they are creating a log jam in the process and flow of american government. isn't it interesting that the republicans who were known in the past at least in terms of

. >> schieffer: bob, you talked to rodriguez. you're one of the few reporters who interviewed him at length recently. what's his state of mind? >> well, he's going to fight it. bill mentioned, he wants to fight this thing. his thing is, hey, if i get suspended for 150 games, i better fight it, because that will be two straight years off. i'm coming back to baseball at the age of 39. i got no chance. i've got a hard enough time coming back right now after a seven-month layoff with the hip surgery. >> but i think in his case-- yes, all, that but i think alex, who has always been the sort of vanilla kind of person i think he could a curt floodish-kind of person in another way, in terms of fight ooght playerss' association used to be the strongest association of all of them. and i think what marvin miller used to always say, once you give them a little bit, then they're going to take a bigger chunk and a bigger chunk, using the whole steroid issue as i cover. i think the players association, they have to make their stand now.

ambassador to japan and current president of on boy international, tom schieffer -- tom schieffer's joinsworth, texas there be great if you to be here. thank you so much. >> my pleasure. dagen: ambassador, talk about her experience. you were ambassador to australia prior to being investors in japan. do you need that kind of diplomatic experience to take on such a big role? >> it's certainly helped me to go to australia because it gave me a great familiarity with our foreign policy making apparatus. the state department dollar defense department and all that. having said that, i think mrs. kennedy will do a fine job. the real key is access to the president. if you have access to the president, everything follows. she is a subsidy person, and that is the second real qualification. think she will do quite well. dagen: is this about adjusting to the japanese culture? how difficult is that? >> it is somewhat difficult. japan is different, even asians will say that it is a different place. but you know these are great allies, great friends of the united states. they will go out of their way to

the "cbs evening news," bob schieffer in for scott pelley tonight.or the latest news and weather are always on kpix.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> schieffer: supporters call him a whistle blower. ffergovernment calls him a traitor. privght private bradley manning is found guilty of espionage but he was cleared of the most crious charge: aiding the enemy. david martin on what's next for the soldier who gave up some of serica's biggest secrets. explosions rock a propane gas plant in central florida. there are injuries. lall have the latest on the investigation. what's killing fish by the thousands in the gulf of mexico? chip reid takes us to the dead zone. and lucy and desi as few amember them. ren crawford on a project to preserve tv history. >> that was wonderful. you're great. >> that was captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbsni

run bob schieffer is cbs news chief washington correspondent and the anchor of "face the nation." bob, what do you make of these candidates and their refusal to quit? >> reporter: well, i think the brokm is so broken now that these are the kinds of people that are running for office a lot of the time now. serious people don't want to leol with it. in san diego, this is just a case of arrogance triumphing gment.ood judgment. you know, you see this-- and we've seen it before in other offices -- people get elected righthey think that gives them the right to paw all the women in the office. eople kt doesn't, of course, and normal people know that. ois guy, obviously, thought he was about to be kicked out of office when he agreed to go off and have some intense training. a may have bought himself a little time, but i think it's very much a question as to whether he will remain in office. in new york, anthony, you know, i think it's a much more serious situation here. you are seeing a person who is obviously ill, seriously ill. i think if this were the case of an alcoholic who went away

bill: new questions of americans standing when bob schieffer ripped into the u.s.ing the inability to get things done in washington said a bad example for the rest of the world. >> america has always led to this when we led by example. a growing list of things washington has made a mess of lately. the great reform, food stamps, farm aid, student loans, deficit reduction, a tax system regardless of the fairness or unfairness, so complex nobody can understand it. a health care plan administration cannot figure out how to administer. an airport where one third are grounded because congress can't figure out how to fund it. i have to wonder who would want to be like that. bill: welcome. welcome to both of you. >> good morning. bill: lead by example, so what did you think of the points bob schieffer was making? >> we have been declining in the world's eyes for some time, didn't just start with barack obama. although he did say he was going to restore our position in the world, and i don't think that has been the case. a lot of the criticism has to do with foreign policy

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captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. captioning sponsored by cbs >> garrett: good morning again. we start in san francisco where just before noon yesterday asian that air flight 214, a boeing 777 with 307 passengers on board crashed as it was landing from seoul, south korea. two passengers died and more unanimous 100 are still in local hospitals. deborah hersman is the chair of the national transportation safety board and joins us from san francisco. deborah, you've recovered the flight data recorders, the so-called black boxes. what will you be looking at first? >> well s the black boxes are really important to our investigators. the cockpit voice recorder can give us insight into what's going on with the crew in the cockpit. the flight data recorders can give us insight into what's maping with the aircraft. so those are important for us to corroborate with the evidence we're collecting on scene and interviews, radar data, air traffic control, all of it. we put that together and it gives us a good picture of the acciden

but bob schieffer, who is also practicing good racial manners isn't it possible, mr.hat the suspicion based on color is because, i'm sorry to say this, black men commit a disproportionate amount of crime in this country? but, no, he couldn't say it because if you are white, you don't say anything like that to a black person because you might get called names. reverend jacques degraph says black children are in danger. you are the only one who said, yeah, they are in danger, they are in danger because other black children are hurting them and killing them. 92% of all the black people in this country getting killed are killed by other black people. we are being led to believe that it's hunting season on black people and i think the way journalists, most of them have been treating this is a soft kind of liberal racism. >> bill: they are just afraid. they are afraid, bernie. >> they are afraid. you know what that amounts to? a we can't -- we have to treat black civil rights leaders like hot house flowers. >> bill: but it's always been that way. it's always been that way.

our commitment has never been stronger. >> schieffer: and we'll be back here next week. before we go we want to wish bob dole a very happy birthday. he turns 90 years old tomorrow. irthday, mr. leader. >> announcer: the following is a paid program for the ninja mega kitchen system, brought to you by euro-pro. in just four years, ninja has taken the world by storm with a blending system unlike any other in history. more than four million have been sold, making ninja the number-one blending system in the country. now we're taking a quantum leap forward. introducing the new ninja mega kitchen system, our most powerful, our fastest, and our most versatile blending system ever. there's no other appliance in the world with ninja's raw power and professional-grade features. the ninja is turbo-charged by an amazing 1500 watts of pure power, along with a massive two-horsepower motor for incredible speed, up to 24,000 r.p.m., for great-tasting, healthy foods and drinks made in seconds. and ninja's advanced blade

. >> bob schieffer is not alone. in a recent profile of the speaker that ran in "new york" magazine, "everyone on the hill has become a boehnerologist trying to divine what he thinks and what, by extension, he's going to do." but is boehner's mindset really that hard to discern? his goal seems clearly to do as little as possible. that much is obvious not just from the record of the 112th and early stages of the 113th congress, but also because the man himself second in line to the presidency has said so. >> we should not be judged on how many new laws we create. we ought to be judged on how many new laws we repeal. >> and with that, the speaker made abundantly clear the republican approach to governing. remember when mitch mcconnell famously said the single most important thing we want to achieve is for president obama to be a one-term president? the speaker of the house hog tied by a radical right flank has now clearly stated that he wants to be judged not by how much he accomplishes, but by how much he unaccomplish

bob schieffer interviews john boehner morning. >>> our news continues over on our other network.ow retailers are using your smartphone to track you. that is starting in a couple of minutes. in time, we are talking about the possibility of rain. >> maybe a little on monday. today looks nice. temperatures will be warm, 80s around the bay and 60s along the shoreline. it is on monday that we may get a sprinkle. the rest of the week is nice and mild. >>> the world is counting down the birth of the baby. one couple is so excited they traveled for two months to be there when the royal baby is born. >> we thought we would take a trip and wait for the baby. >>> they traveled on a boat to saint mary's hospital with the duchess is supposed to be giving birth. she has been visiting her parents. i know you guys are so up to date on this. >>> thank you for joining us, "face the nation" is next. enjoy your day. >> today on "face the nation," credit goes broke, and washington is still broken. we'll talk to house speaker john boehner and michigan governor rick snyder. with government gridlock wor

interesting because the two moderators you expected to be left wing jim leyritz and especially bob schiefferic job in the first and third debates. they both did a great job. the middle was candy crowley and i would have put my money on her. but she was terrific and took away a golden moment for me on the. he heard the president say that the president declared it a terrorist attack and he looked at the president in disbelief that you may have just given me the presidency with that statement and she rushed to defend the president and said he was right and he made her repeat that he was right and he was not at all. lou: a hint the idea i watched that moment i thought it is even a better moment because now he can take on the media as well as the president of united states. had he chosen to do that that would have been a golden moment. >> what was the high watermark of newt gingrich? georgia when he took in the media. bush 41 tried that with all was lost but the conservatives can stand that against them dirt you saw the nonstop attacks against every single republican while white washing any contr

interesting because the two moderators you expected to be left wing, jim lehrer and especially bob schiefferf them did a terrific job in the first and third debates. you have to say that. they both did a great job. the middle one was candy crowley. i would have put my money on her doing a good job. she was horrific. she took away the golden moment for mitt romney. mitt omney heard the president say that he has declared it a terrorist attack, that romney loooed at the president in disbelief, if you recall, as if to look at him and say do you know you may have given me the presidency with that statement? and she rushed to defend the president and stated the president was right. he made her repeat that he was right and in fact, he wasn't right at all. >> not right. wrong. and the idea, though, that -- and i have to say this, brent. as i watched that moment, i thought, well this is still -- it's an even better moment for governor romney because now he can stand up and take on the media as well a the person with whom they are most complicit, that is the president of the united states. had he chos

patti ann: tony, bob schieffer, we heard a little bit from him earlier, cbs, this quote is getting a of publicity, he is quote, a new-age flasher who traded traditional rain coat that can be opened to shows his wares for a digital camera that enables him to expose himself for the world, a dubious technological achievement. you know, do you agree with that, a flasher for the 21st century? >> absolutely. with this bizarre online screen name, carlos danger, i've been a campaign manager i always realize my candidate is not the rock the church was built on, never did i think they had a name alias carlos danger this is why it is so bizarre. i'm not defending infidelity but people understand that. i'm not defending prostitution, people know it is world's oldest profession. nobody i know, understanding that posting lewd pictures to yourself to somebody you don't know and if at all and tweeting it repeatedly. this is the offense from last summer, after he already did his first violation, if you will of trust with people, when he got caught back in 2011. so this is a guy who chronically lies.

. >>> today on face the nation the cost of his latest admissions and also bob schieffer sits down with congressman mike rogers, why he says the u.s. surveillance program has prevented attacks and saved lives. that's on face the nation and starts at 8:30 a.m. right here on kpix 5. >>> a pair of gas leaks caused by construction crews has pg&e reminding people to call before they dig. one gas line was broken in richmond friday by third-party contractors. another was ruptured in alamo wednesday by an east bay municipal utility crew. both caused neighborhood evacuations. more than a thousand gas lines have been ruptured by digging in california so far this year. the utility is reminding everyone call 811 before you dig. crews will come out and mark the line so crews know where not to dig. >>> a car careened into a fire hydrant creating a real mess as you can see there in walnut creek. water shooting into the air just before 5:00 yesterday hitting the b.a.r.t. tracks right above that mess. pleasant hills station. firefighters worked to get that water turned off. the chp is investigating what

over the weekend, john boehner refusing to answer bob schieffer over whether he favored immigration reform. at this point michael what do they get about this issue? >> you know, in one sense i'll say this one thing to my own surprise in boehner's defense which is that even if he is for it, it may be a little bit early for him to tip his hand because that gives the opposition time to generate more opposition. but, it still will remain a huge question as to whether he will permit this to come to the floor. the sort of gossip or open secret in washington right now is that if he does and if it passes and if the republican base is as furious as everybody expects them to be, that might be the end of his speakership. he would have to make that decision, knowing that, you know, his days as speaker might be be numbered. >> john: the g.o.p.-led house as you know, has passed the fewest bills since they began keeping track of this back in 1947. so, michael, what does it say about john boehner's leadership when he qualified his party's inaction by saying it is not how many laws you pass but by how many

as bob schieffer asked speaker of the house john boehner very bluntly about the current gridlock in congress its failure to pass any important legislation and its record low approval ratings among the american people and responded by saying this the you are presided over what is perhaps the least productive and certainly one of the least popular congresses in history how do you feel about that well bob we should not be judged on how many new laws we create where i would be judged on how many laws we repeal. in other words laws are bad governments bad so who needs either instead of working to pass the legislation that this nation desperately needs to get back on its feet and to rebuild its economy painter would rather see our great nation end up like the now bankrupt detroit. boys painters wish coming true detroit used to be the industrial capital of america really the world starting with reagan our industrial trend trade policies began to change as a result our nation moved from a manufacturing base to qana me in one nine hundred eighty to a banking and service big based economy today instea

bob schieffer during yesterday's broadcast of face the nation the c.b.s. grilled republican pennsylvania congressman mike kelly over his party's decision to pass a farm bill without including funding for food stamps take a look. let me just say as a congressman kelly and we're very short on time when we because of all the news you pass a farm bill in the house to give billions of dollars much of it to large corporations and on farms it's almost like welfare for the wealthy but you don't include a dollar for hungry people for food stamps what kind of a message is that i think the message was well said bob we need more people like you in the mainstream media to take the g.o.p. to task for its blatant hypocrisy the bad gregory kennedy in the book a bad bosses this winter park florida resident owner restaurant owner so you can guess the lowest grade possible to work. after almost two years. years of working at. least one winter park judy jackson says she found out she'd be jobless via text message on the fourth of july i think it's immoral i think. it's coward

it is interesting what speaker john boehner said to bob schieffer of cbs.e is not going to propose or endorse any type of bill. he has been critical of the senate measure. he also did back the farm bill before it went to the house floor. this is a tough challenge for speaker boehner. a lot of his members do not want to pass anything like a pathway to citizenship that was in the senate bill, but as a party, the gop feels like they must pass some sort of immigration reform bill. a lot of people are saying is immigration is going to get to president obama's desk, it's got to happen in 2013 before the election year. this fall will be very busy. in the fall, we are going to be dealing with a possible government shutdown, the debt limit showdown. other things are going to be grappling for attention on capitol hill. host: tuesday on immigration for a second, bob schieffer pushed the speaker several times to try to say whether he would support specifically the path to citizenship. the speaker did not want to say his personal opinion. talk about the dynamics that sp

. >> bill: john mccain, all critical of john mccain, yesterday on "face the nation" with bob schieffersaid he thought it was important to re-examine the stand-your-ground laws including in his own home state of arizona. ron is calling from elgin illinois. ron, good morning. >> good morning bill. two quick points, no matter how us white folks are i think we still don't know what it is like to be a black family in america. >> bill: i totally agree. that's the point the president was making. it is just a fact, right? >> caller: absolutely. the second point is our white liberal church here in el-in is reaching out to a black african-american church in for example gin and we're going to start that dialogue. hopefully that will come to fruition. >> bill: that's great to hear. it's got to happen ot that level. faith-based community can show and should -- great leadership. but you start -- in that community of elgin and you start that dialogue between families, that will be very, very powerful. very helpful. jeff in culver city, california. what do you say? >> caller: how you doing, bill press

it is interesting what speaker john boehner said to bob schieffer of cbs. he is not going to propose or endorse any type of bill. he has been critical of the senate measure. he also did back the farm bill before it went to the house floor. this is a tough challenge for speaker boehner. a lot of his members do not want to pass anything like a pathway to citizenship that was in the senate bill, but as a party, the gop feels like they must pass some sort of immigration reform bill. a lot of people are saying is immigration is going to get to president obama's desk, it's got to happen in 2013 before the election year. this fall will be very busy. in the fall, we are going to be dealing with a possible government shutdown, the debt limit showdown. other things are going to be grappling for attention on capitol hill. host: bob schieffer pushed the speaker several times to try to say whether he would support specifically the path to citizenship. the speaker did not want to say his personal opinion. talk about the dynamics that speaker boehner is dealing with and w

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