schieffer: right here.yesterday, there was a report that the russian intelligence chief met with u.s. intelligence. we had the soviet, the russian ministerr and foreign and the white house by themselves. the spy flying incident. it seems like we're not really -- if this had happened in the obama administration, even in the bush administration, there would be complaints of, holy hell, what are we doing giving into the russians? can you comment? --it is not entirely clear there have been conflicting reports whether the individuals were sanctioned or not sanctioned and that they were meeting on a counterterrorism agenda. if you will remember, when president trump met with president putin and concorde, they established sort of a counterterrorism working group, a cyber security working group. i am sure some of those things have manifested. ofember, there was a bombing the metro in st. petersburg, russia, and we do cooperate. there are times when we focus on the arctic here at csis, and there are times when the h

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. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," cbs news political contributor bob schieffer reflects on the trump administration's first year and what that means for the upcoming mid-term elections. >>> a bill is headed to the senate. they renewed the intelligence and surveillance act yesterday seeming to indicate he had turned against the program. he has since said he will sign the renewal. the law focuses agents but americans, e-mails, phone calls and other communications get caught up in the process. now to the weather and a dramatic temperature shift following more snow heavy rain and possible flooding in the northeast. in new england authorities are hoping to avoid major flooding by clearing snow left orever from last week's storm. chief meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has morehe storm's path. >> today we track a very messy storwe have winter weather advisories out not just for snow and rain. we're talking temperatures. here tees time line. heavy rain across the east coast. there you see the back edge bring the mix of snow and ice. it will track through new england and th

you and diabolik so much more schieffer realizes one day that makes reliable cars that even offers a five year warranty with unlimited mileage on every new vehicle but its cars have never been truly exciting but that said to change all this first high performance road car the i thirty. and it's about time just about all the major car makers have a bronnie compact in their range b.w. has the go. out your is three c. the leon cooper and kiya the c. g.t. . power is in and i will not be left behind. the man who was testing the one hundred eighty four kilowatt or two hundred fifty horsepower two leader in gasoline engine version of course there are other cars in this segment and are more powerful i remember this is one guy's the first really hot hatchback that is speedy and responsive and definitely fun to drive. the i thirty and has two personalities and there is a button for each the left one is for country roads and i waste it subdivided into three drive modes eco normal and sport. things get really exciting when you press the right button at the one with the checkered flag at the end

january in detroit ten degrees below zero celsius by the card to history man while schieffer is happy to stay inside and take a look at the innovations presented at the north american international auto show. so dan's our big trend. was always a b.b. gun passenger cars brand manager how about he did he says the u.s. is not much of a market for hatchbacks like the golf the americans prefer sedans and they are designed with c.n.n. . so it's fitting that volkswagen is presenting its new jetta here seventeen point five million jets have been produced making it one of the most successful cars now in its seventh generation the jetta is based for the first time on the new m.q. be platform and every imaginable safety system and connectivity feature is available. also a new is the poseidon g.t. with a three point six leader two hundred nine kilowatt v. six engine. a sedan is the centerpiece for toyota into the avalon is based on the t n g eight platform and is a premium full size model prices start at thirty three thousand five hundred dollars. of americans like one thing even more than sedans

it will be moderated by former cbs anchor and reporter bob schieffer.

review of president trump's first state of the union address moderated by former cbs anchor bob schieffer. at 5:30 p.m.erway eastern. tonight, vermont independent senator bernie sanders and former presidential candidate leads a group of climate activists in calling on the trump administration to adapt tougher policies and climate change and the fossil fuel industry. it's being billed as a climate state of the union and we will have a live for you from george washington university at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. later today, the vice president will speak at the republican retreat and we will have that p.m. on her at 7:15 companion network, c-span2. this morning, the morning after the state of the union, mike allen spoke with a number of congressional members, members of congress about last night's speech. susan collins, house democratic web -- with the steny hoyer and the rankingem

bob schieffer came up with this study. he said one in five journalists live in washington or l.a.a group thing. the suburb and i have two kids. i think that is seen as something that is not cool and not within. >> tucker: given all of this, it is not that surprising that cnn is one of the most polarizing brands in america. that's not speculation or -- it is according to a new survey that shows there's a 66 percent favorability gap from the right and left. only trump hotels are more polarizing. what is your take on that? >> i would say cnn has been the target of the president more than any other news outlet. there's a good reason for it, if you look at every analysis that has been done since trump took office a year ago, the network has been overwhelmingly negative towards the administration. face of the resistance. if you watch it more than five minutes, you could see what i'm talking about. it continues to be suggestive. that insults people's intelligence. i think that's the issue here. they become polarizing because they're taking a stand and that's not the network that people g

news'bobternoon, cbs schieffer joins a panel to break down the president's address. we looked at the history of the state of the union. president donald trump's first state of the union address will begin in about an hour. the democratic response will follow. president and mrs. trump will depart. c-span cameras will show you the departure. tonight our goal is to provide a , behind the scenes look at the state of the union, live coverage of the address, interviews with members of congress, political analysis, and most importantly, your reaction to the president's speech. but first off, to help us with the nuts and bolts of tonight's speech, we are pleased that wilson "bill" livingood and longtime senate historian donald a. ritchie are here with us. mr. ritchie, if we could begin with the u.s. constitution. this is article to, section three -- article two, section three. of those the words from the constitution that bring us to this t are those the words from the constitution that bring us to this table tonight? donald: very short. the constitution was more like an out

everything from local services jewish and non jewish they do fund raising for israel also but i also let schieffer arab think tanks and others as well my question was have you spoken at apac. is the answer yes or no i think it's pretty clear the answer is yes. and you have spoken at several of their conferences happened i haven't often said things they didn't want. the united states put on evidence over and over again of buses being blown up in israel which had. violent acts by hamas which the holy land had nothing to do with but they would try to do and tried to develop an atmosphere for the jury a fear about how mouse there was a time where the jury left the room when the judge left the room and my father though this is an extension of the israeli occupation the zionist occupation of palestine and he was yelling in the use period and he was yelling because the judge refused continuously refused to enter evidence that would have shown the kind of work that the whole foundation do imagine if you had jurors in texas and your president from texas had already told you that this is a terrorist group a

we are in south africa with reaction and will talk with bob schieffer.ompson the editor-in- chief of wired here with the major changes coming to your facebook newsfeed. how the company is trying to emphasize baby pictures over businesses. and would you get in a car that didn't have a steering wheel or brake pedals in we'll give you the look at the self-driving car gm says it's ready to build now. all that plus the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. we'll see you at 7:00. >> what do you think, norah? i don't think i i can do that. >> reporter: i think that the car would have to be parked in order to do it. [ laughter ] >> that's for sure. it has to stay still. >> reporter: i like that wheel. i like it. >> i do, too. i like the control of it. all right. nora, thanks so much. see you at 7:00. >> okay. >>> some changes being proposed in how body camera footage is viewed within the san francisco police department. the new plan next. >> plus, the raiders facing an nfl investigation. did the hiring process of jay gruden as a coach break a rule to give minori

news'bobternoon, cbs schieffer joins a panel to break down the president's address. we looked at the history of the state of the union. president donald trump's first state of the union address will begin in about an hour. the democratic response will follow. president and mrs. trump will depart. c-span cameras will show you the departure. tonight our goal is to provide a , behind the scenes look at the state of the union, live coverage of the address, interviews with members of congress, political analysis, and most importantly, your

three weeks ago we had two stars on this stage; bob schieffer, moderation, in conversation with former secretary of state madeleine albright. well, tonight we've got two more stars on this stage, john avlon and mark updegrove. johnjohn avlon is a true risingr in this country in the media and journalism world. john got his start as a speech writer for rudy giuliani both when he was mayor of new york and later as a presidential candidate. john avlon today is the editor-in-chief and managing director of "the daily beast," but he's way more than that. he is a very active writer in this country. every major magazine has seen one of his pieces. moreover, he's on television all the time. you can look at cnn, you look at msnbc, you can look at pbs, you can look at c-span, and you'll see john avlon. i will also tell you he is a prolific writer of books. he's written multiple books. the one that's most prominent, the one that's most spotlighted is about washington's farewell address. and he reminds us that that's truly topical today. because in his farewell address, washington warned this countr

. >> "face the nation" with chief washington correspondent bob schieffer, and now from washington substitutingyst john dickerson. >> welcome again to the broadcast. bob schieffr is off this morning. >> look at john dickerson. on sunday he'll talk about the government funding and the standoff with mick mulvaney and senator dianne feinstein. how are you feeling? >> i'm feeling very happy to be here with you. i'm sad to leave the gang down there, but i'm happy to be here. we'll say good-bye to all the viewers and we'll see them again next week right here. >> anothers player aaron hernandez lived foott may have taken a deadly toll. >> i'mam i write mystery novels but nothing i've compares to aaron hernandez, a football star charged with murder. i believe this truckling crime story of our times. and you don't know the hal on "cbs this morning. >>> a facebook post spread 90,000 times in one week. it transformed one man's life. the phone call. >> i broke down i screamed, but, of new york, everybody ignores you anyway. this guy's saving my life. he's saving my life. >> you'v attention. ahead in our se