from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: today on "face the nation," the president issues a new warning to russia over ukraine, and in the middle east, a surprised announcement from the palestinian side. is it an overture to restart the peace talks? we'll start there with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we'll have the latest from ukraine and get the take on that from the administration and capitol hill. plus, former presidential candidate rick santorum on georgia's new gun law and a unique event in catholic church history. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs >> schieffer: and good morning again. the peace talks in the middle east between the israelis and the palestinians broke down last week when mahmoud abbas announced his group was reuniting with ham as, an organization it's united states and israel branded a terrorist group. well, today on the eve of holocaust remembrance day, abbas issued a statement decrying the killing of 6 million jews and saying the holocaust was the most heinous crime ag

from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: today on "face the nation", overnight developments on the missing plane, the australian government says it could be the first real break in the month-long search. >> this is an important and encouraging lead. but one which i urge you to continue to treat carefully. >> schff: he is referring to a set of electronic pings detected in the search area in the indian ocean. we will have the latest on that. on the fort hood story we will talk to the head of the homeland security michael mccaul. has the white house overcome the problems with obamacare? we will check in with dan pfeiffer. and what about this wacky weather? we'll preview our partner showtime's new series "years of living dangerously" with the best selling author thomas friedman and climate central's heidi cullen. plus, a look at todd purdum's new book, "an idea whose time has come" as we approach the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation". captioning sponsored by cbs >> schieffer: well, good morning,

from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> today on face the nation, breaking news overnight from ukraine and we will honor two monumental anniversaries, 50 years apart that brought out the best in america. >> ukrainian forces and russian militants are at a standoff in eastern ukraine after a dangerous overnight development. we will have the latest from ukraine and we will talk to senator john mccain about what it means. then we will ask tennessee republican marsha blackburn and maryland democratic elijah cummings about hhs secretary sebelius's resignation and the controversy over equal pay for women. 50 years after the passage of the civil rights act where are we on civil rights today? we will have highlights from the civil rights summit at the lbj library in austin and our own summit with tavis smiley from cbs, nicole hanna jones of republican a and eric dyson of georgetown university and evan wolf son and look back at the boston marathon attack one year later. plus an all-star panel of analysts. 60 years of news, because this is face the nation. captioning s

>> schieffer: welcome back to face the nation and our civil rights discussion, we are here with nikole hannah-jones of propublica and the atlantic, michael eric dyson of georgetown, his latest book i may not get there with you, about the late martin luther king and evan wolfson of freedom to marry and tavis smiley of pbs. >> his upcoming book is death of a king, the real story of dr. martin luther king, jr.'s final year. let me just start with you, evan. so now it is gay rights. is that the next chapter of the civil rights struggle that has been going on for so long? >> i wouldn't call it the next chapter. i think it is part of the same struggle. i think what the struggle has president obama said is that the civil rights movement did so much to lay the foundation for and president johnston's work and all the millions of others was to create an america that s'more perfect union for everybody and gay people are part of that everybody but as we just saw and heard and said we are not done with any of these fights on any of these fronts that overlap anyway and my blood boils when i see vote

i don't. >> pelley: bob schieffer, thank you, bob. also in washington today, senators accused general motors of covering up a defect that has killed at least 13 people. families held photos of their loved ones as g.m. c.e.o. mary barra was questioned about why the company delayed for a decade the recall of more than two million cars. there is a problem in the ignition switch that can kill the engine, power steering, power brakes, and airbags. a cbs news investigation uncovered much of what we know, and jeff glor was in the hearing. >> so he has not been fired? >> no, he has not. >> reporter: today many questions for g.m. c.e.o. mary barra were about why no one has been dismissed over the delayed recall. senator claire mccaskill: >> i for the life of me can't understand why he still has his job. >> reporter: mccaskill is talking about g.m. engineer ray digirogio who is still at the company. the memo shows digirogio signed off on a new ignition switch to replace the faulty one in 2006 but the part number was never changed so there was n

thanks to everyone here at the bob schieffer college of communications at t.c.u.ll of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley in fort worth, good night. captioning sponsored by >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> breaking news right now an ongoing ocean rescue for firefighter's son. kpix 5's andria borba is at ocean beach with the latest. andria. >> reporter: 3:45 this afternoon you can see the activity out here on ocean beach right now. it was two children playing in the surf. they got sucked in by a very strong riptide that's happening here at ocean beach this afternoon. their father went in to try and save them and that's when a firefighter's son a 17-year-old surfer by the name of joe saw them and went in after them. >> well, i saw a boy out there, you know, arms flailing playing in the water with the dad and then the dad points to me and back to the son. so i go over to the son and he's mentioning to help him so i pull him on my board and take him in and when we're at about, you know, we can walk in the water again, i turn back a

jan crawford and bob schieffer on a game-changing ruling. g.m.'s deadly defect.f glor is there as senats accused the carwaker of a cover-up. >> i, for the life of me, can't understand why he still has his job. >> pelley: a huge earthquake in the ring of fire. vincente arenas has the latest on the casualties and damage in chili. and elaine quijano in boston, an ocean of blue, a sea of tears for fire lieutenant edward walsh, husband, father, hero. >> he was destined to

. >> and now we go to washington and bob schieffer, to look ahead on what is on face the nation.ng, bob. >> schieffer: good morning, charles while the situation in ukraine is even more tenuous and dangerous overnight as russian sympathizers and ukrainian forces have clashed, we will go there for the very latest. >> osgood: thank you, bob schieffer, we will be watching. and next week here on sunday morning -- >> singing his praises. >> >> we leave you this sunday morning among the wild horses at the rachel carson reverse -- reserve near bow ford, north carolina. >> osgood: i am charles osgood, please join us next week, easter sunday, until then, i will see you on the captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org kevin: hello, everyone. i'm kevin frazier, and this is ea sports game changers. narrator: today, vernon davis is an astounding offensive weapon and an amazing artist. from the end zone to the art world, how painting changed this nfl

. >> schieffer: today on "face the nation," the president issues a new warning to russia over ukraine middle east, a surprised announcement from the palestinian side. is it an overture to restart the peace talks? we'll start there with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we'll have the latest from ukraine and get the take on that from the administration and capitol hill. plus, former presidential candidate rick santorum on georgia's new gun law and a unique event in catholic church history. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs

. >> bob schieffer is. bob schieffer. there's an authenticity to him that connects with the audience out there in america. this is your cool, flat tv host. this is what a consultant will give you. they have robbed the soul of tv news. >> he ran this by an nbc spokeswoman twice, nbc employed a psychological consult and the to talk to gregory's wife and friends to bring him alive on the air. gregory said this is utter fiction. nbc now saying it was a brand consultant. leaving aside the sman tiemanti what does that say. >> they're trying to find out if there's an authentic person there, too. it also tells me, nbc news itself, in fairness to gregory, nbc news itself is in a big downturn. >> he has a history as a good journalist, aside from whether he's a good anchor, good question. i have half a minute. the wrap on david gregory is that also he favors democrats, that he's harder on conservative guests. fair or unfair? >> i don't want to go there. i don't want to make this judgment. really, this is a disaster to lose the show

see you there. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >>ffer: today on "face the nation", overnight developments on the missing plane, the australian government says it could be the first real break in the month-long search. >> this is an important and encouraging lead. but one which i urge you to continue to treat carefully. >> schff: he is referring to a set of electronic pings detected in the search area in the indian ocean. we will have the latest on that. on the fort hood story we will talk to the head of the homeland security michael mccaul. has the white house overcome the problems with obamacare? we will check in with dan pfeiffer. and what about this wacky weather? we'll

. >> and it's face the nation with bob schieffer, we're going to have massachusetts governor deval patrick talking about security at tomorrow's boston marathon, plus a chat with cardinal timothy dolan of new york about religion and politics in america that's on face the nation, 8:30 this morning on kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, avalanche on mount everest. john reiter of kenwood was bove 20- thousand >>> a sonoma county man is among the survivors of friday's deadly avalanche on mount everest. jon reiter was climbing when a wall of snow and ice swept over a climbing route on mount everest. he made it back to base camp and updated his blog to let his family know he was okay. at least 13 guides were killed in what's being called the deadliest disaster on the world's highest mountain. three others are still missing. >>> easter at the vatican, st. peters basilica kicked off this morning with pope francis holding mass before a crowd of more than 100,000 people. cheers echoed through the cobblestone square as the crowd tried to catch glimpse of the pontiff as he circled in his white pope mobile. it inclu

. >> have a good one. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schiefferoday on face the nation, breaking news overnight from ukraine and we will honor two monumental anniversaries, 50 years apart that brought out the best in america. >> ukrainian forces and russian militants are at a standoff in eastern ukraine after a dangerous overnight development. we will have the latest from ukraine and we will talk to senator john mccain about what it means. then we will ask tennessee republican marsha blackburn and maryland democratic elijah cummings about hhs secretary sebelius's resignation and the controversy over equal pay for women. 50 years after the passage of the civil rights act where are we on civil rights today? we will have highlights from the civil rights summit at the lbj library in

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and we will ask them to speak in order of one country, the ambassador for pakistan and ambassador schieffer for india and in the second round up here will go to some of the inner linkages into some of the other issues and once we are done we will go to you for your questions. without further ado, again, thank you very much for your research and insight into how you are going to frame the discussion about afghanistan and where we stand in the county process and in the voter validation process right now and what you've been watching so far and what you anticipate in the coming week. >> you mentioned i always ended up not going to afghanistan to monitor the elections and this was because the run-up to the elections stood out very violent for the effort on the statements that the officials as well as the candidate should be targeted and that engaged in a great deal of violence and people shouldn't go to vote and of course they founded aero offended that i went or i didn't go to observe. it is the one that has been very impressive mainly just how many people turn out that it was greater vande co

also, those comments about the bob schieffer and face the nation?he interesting thing about that show the one that is probably the most credible of the three -- i don't know how it goes across the rest of the country but where i am we only get to see half-an-hour on sunday morning, then the second half-hour is presented at some ungodly hour, like 2 a.m. in the morning, which is rude at -- regrettable, because that is a very good show. the other problem i have, they bring out the same people over and over. bill kristol, george will -- i was they would retire him. incomparable days passed us by. host: thank you for getting up early to share your comments. we have another 10 minutes on the sunday morning shows. coming up later, lawrence page will be joining us. we will also focus on al qaeda in the arabian and celeb. a reminder that tom snyder is joining us at 10:00 eastern time. host: a couple of e-mails that we received. host: our next caller is bob from beacon falls, connecticut. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: fine, doing gre

photography, from jill abrahamson at "the new york times" and from bob schieffer who said this, whenever i'm asked, what is the most manipulative and secretive administration i've covered, i always say it's the one in office now. when you have people like that in the mainstream media saying this, it's much more than just who's coming and going to the white house, right? >> that's absolutely true. part of that is that this white house has been very good at stemming leaks, keeping control. the bush administration was decent at that. the clinton administration was very bad at that. in some ways, it's just a comparison of -- in our profession, we want to find out information. we like people who are willing to have a free conversation. they've kept a lid on that. that's part of the frustration. but having said that, there's no question you were talking about the photo issue -- remember, this is the administration that when they had the subsequent swearing-in when chief justice roberts messed up the oath of office, there was a big issue because there were no reporters to watch what was apparen

yesterday bob schieffer said he has it on good authority mitt romney is considering getting into thee in certain circumstances. i've been wondering about john kerry. john kerry who had big shoes to fill as he followed secretary clinton into the role as secretary of state. he's worked hard and has done a pretty decent job. presidential candidates running in this country, they don't put israel and apartheid in the same sentence. so you remember the old headline on this story? the headline said kerry warns israel could become an apartheid state. my headline, kerry closes the door on 2016. a multinational search effort spanning more than 50 days so how is it possible we don't know more about that missing plane? and just how far does the long arm of the law reach? perhaps into your pocket and on the your cell phone. it's up to the supreme court. dad. how i don't know.ere? (speaking in russian) look, look, look... you probably want to get away as much as we do. with priceline express deals, you can get a fabulous hotel without bidding. think of the rubles you'll save. one touch, fun in the

a source close to romney tells cbs's bob schieffer that romney might run a third time if jeb bush doesn'te a third time is a charm. >>> and former senator and centerfold scott brown said he waited for valentine's dinner with his wife to seal the deal on entering the new hampshire senate race. that is one way to do it. >>> and we leave you with another presidential selfie, and of course, there is another one out there, and the malaysian prime minister this time tweeted out this picture of the two of them over the weekend and not a bad one. and the white house ban on selfies has not gone into effect yet, because it is a good picture. and that wraps up this hour of "jansing & company." i'm betty nguyen in for chris jansing. and coming up with tamron hall, we will hear from the naacp who is saying that donald steriles will not get a lifetime achievement after all. when sales rep steve hatfield books at laquinta.com, he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can prep for his presentation. and when steve is perfectly prepped, ya know what he brings?

from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" for bob schieffer, norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: today on "face the nation." the pope celebrates his second easter and boston hopes for a safe marathon. first we'll get latest from south korea as the death toll from the ferry disaster rises as hundreds are still missing. then go to rome thousands gather for easter mass with the pope. he's led the catholic church to new found popularity. we'll talk about the pope affect with the archbishop of new york cardinal timothy dolan gets his message on this holy day. we'll also hear. >> i like jeb bush a lot. >> o'donnell: anybody else you'd like to see run for pot? a year after tragedy at the boston marathon we'll hear from massachusetts governor duvall patrick about reparations for monday's race. talk about it all with peg knee noonan of the wall street journal, michael duffy of "time" and david ignatious of the "washington post" and john dickerson. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning again, happy easter and happy pass over we'll hear from

move on to washington and very good egg norah o'donnell in for bob schieffer. >> good morning, charlie and massachusetts governor deval patrick. >> osgood: next week here on "sunday morning." >> a book about musician. >> osgood: with jane pauley. and author mitch album. >> assume because i'm writing a book that everybody dies? >> yes. c'mon, you want heartburn? when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast, with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact. and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum... tums! in this season's most important fashion trend, the long shirt. designed to flatter, with playful hemlines and length for everybody. the new long shirt. visit the shirt boutique, only at chico's and chicos.com. >> osgood: we leave you near wray, colorado, a home to greater prairie chickens. c i'm charles osgood. we wish you and yours a happy easter and hope you can join us again next sunday american. until then i'll see you on the radio. if ...hey breathing's hard... know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily i

on "face the nation" white house adviser told bob schieffer that may with the last time we see this. more than 2,000 times. >>> and another tv ad with nontraditional families is making headlines. it's showing a single dad, same-sex couple and interracial family showing honey made graham crackers. honey maid was ready with this online video. ♪ >> well the response video has gotten nearly 3 million hits you've got to wait what they build there. they take all those responses and turn it into love. that word is then surrounded by a much larger number of positive responses. abbey klaasen is here. good morning. >> good morning. this is really interesting. honey maid made this company that. 're not the first company to feature nontraditional families but their response was different. >> that's right. most featuring more diverse ads have sort of let the ads speak for itself. in this case it's a pretty bold response to the critics. i think it's really interesting. >> do you think that companies are deliberately trying to be provocative. do you think they thought this will get a lot of attenti

. >>> on easter sunday, norah o'donnell fills in for bob schieffer on "face the nation."re on cbs. >>> it's a beautiful day down under for prince william and touch he is kate. they attended the sydney royal easter show this morning as part of their advivisit to australia. the couple watched a sheep shearing demonstration. and later they hit the beach. they were presented with with a surfboard for their son, prince george. the royal heir did not join them for this event, but the duchess expressed appreciation for the hospitality they've received. >> if i may, i'd also like to take this opportunity 0 to thank everyone who has welcomed me and george so incredibly warmly on our first visit. to be here as a family has been very special, and we'll always remember it with fond memories. thank you for inviting us here and for such a generous welcome the. >> i would say the visit has been a hit, right? >> indeed. >> george has stolen the show. >> everybody wants to see him. >> praise is pouring in for gabriel garcia marquex, the nobel prize winning author died yesterday in mexico

and tomorrow on "face the nation" bob schieffer looks at the future of the health care law now that secretary sebelius has stepped down. his guest, marsha blackburn and elijah cummings. >>> the crisis in ukraine is taking a new turn this morning. armed men wearing camouflage seized a police station. this happened in the eastern city north of danesk. another group of separatists occupy two buildings along the eastern border. they rejected an order of amnesty in exchange for laying down their weapons. this comes as a new constitution for the recently annexed crimea takes effect. >>> pope francis is now the first leader of the roman catholic church to take personal responsibility for the sexual abuse of children by priests. alan is in rome. >> reporter: good morning. the off-the-cuff remarks are being seen as an indication that the catholic church both understands and is paying attention to the toll that the clerical sex abuse scandal has exacted. an appreciation of the joy of childhood has been a hallmark of francis' first year as pope. speaking to a group of children's rights workers, he said

this sunday on "face the nation" bob schieffer interviews the chairman of the house, homeland security>>> we could learn more next week about a secret like twitter communications network set up by the u.s. government in cuba. the agency's head will testify before congress on tuesday. the "associated press" reports that the network was designed to spark a political uprising in that communist nation. margaret brennan is tracking the development at the state department and she joins us with the latest. margaret, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. cuba call this a subversive plan to try to destabilize the country but the u.s. state department says this was just a development program to help the cuban people. either way, a hidden social network helped thousands evade government sensors. the revelation that the u.s. created a social network hidden from the cuban government took the u.s. senator who oversees u.s. funding by surprise. >> if i had known, i would have said, are you out of your mind? >> reporter: the program was called zun zuneo. it functions like a bare bones twitte

. >>> and this sunday on "face the nation," bob schieffer interviews senate armed services committeening here on cbs. >>> a little 10-year-old girl is getting credit for being bold on behalf of her family. her dad needs a job, so charlotte bell went straight to first lady michelle obama at yesterday's white house event called "take our daughters and sons to work." >> okay, you right in the front. >> my dad's been out of a job for two years and i wanted to give you his resume. >> oh, my goodness. good job. all right. i will take it. well, it's a little private, but she's doing something for her dad. right? got it. >> got it. the first lady took the resume with her after the event. charlotte's father, by the way, has been looking for a job as a policy analyst. he worked for the obama campaign two years ago. i got to hand it to the little girl. i hope something comes of it. >>> hundreds of thousands of pilgrims are pouring into rome for a one of a kind ceremony this week. they'll both become roman catholic saints on sunday. but a recent celebration in northern italy went terribly wrong.

tomorrow morning norah o'donnell fills in for bob schieffer on face the nation. we will have timothy dolan and massachusetts governor deval patrick. >>> it was a royal role reversal. princess kate said no to prince william to sit in the back of a fighter jet. she climbed in front of the controls of an f-18 jet in brisbon. prince william a former royal search and rescue air pilot. >> there's nothing i don't like about her. everything is good. >>> it is time to show you some of this morning's headlines. the guardian reports australian officials believe the underwater search for the flight recorders of the missing malaysian jet should be completed in a week. that's because it's scouring a six mile area of the indian ocean. earlier reports of the search could last for months. >>> "the wall street journal" says the u.s. and saudi arabia are teaming up to arm syrian rebels with advanced weapons. officials briefed on the plans say this first round of aunlt-tank missiles is described as a pilot program which could lead to additional shipments. the white house had no comm