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obama's interview with scott pelley and gayle king this weekend.st on cbs sunday morning, and then on "60 minutes." >>> president trump's former campaign manager corey lewandowski is now the latest member of the president's inner circle to come down with the coronavirus. the adviser to the president says that he is feeling fine and self-isolating at home, and he said he thinks he caught it while campaigning for the president in philadelphia. lewandowski also attended an election night party, though, at the white house last week. >>> several people are still missing after deadly flooding in north carolina. crews in alexander county, north carolina, rushed to rescue people after flood water from a nearby river inundated a camp ground. at least three were killed there and another person died in a car accident. at least 10 inches of rain from tropical storm eta also triggered mudslides and washed out bridges. in charlotte, more than 140 people had to be rescued from an elementary school. >>> and we are waiting to learn the identities of five american s

obama sat down with "cbs this morning" co-host gayle king and "60 minutes" correspondent scott pelleylease of his new memoir, "a promised land." >> reporter: what are these false claims of widespread election fraud doing to our country right now? >> they appear to be motivated, in part, because the president doesn't like to lose, and never admits loss. i'm more troubled by the fact that other republican officials, who clearly know better, are going along with this, are humoring him in this fashion. it is one more step in delegitimizing, not just the incoming biden administration, but democracy generally. and that's a dangerous path. >> well, you can see more of former president obama's interviews with scott pelley and gayle king this weekend, starting with gayle's interview on "cbs sunday morning," and then later scott's interview sunday evening on "60 minutes." >>> so, ed, who mr. biden chooses to give us clues how you plan plans to govern, what big names are coming next? >> reporter: well, good evening, norah. there are several people in the mix for top foreign policy roles, includi

a promised land, with scott pelley on 60 minutes. and gives his insight into the turmoil following this year's election. >> the president doesn't like to lose. and, never admits loss. i'm more troubled by the fact that other republican officials who clearly know better are going along with this. are humoring him in this fashion. >> you can watch scott pelley's full interview tonight at 7:00 right here on kpix5. >>> tomorrow, a crew of four astronauts will begin to attempt to launch a milestone mission to the international space station. it got pushed back because of winds an potential problems with recovery operations but the falcon 9 rocket is ready. the crew dragon spaceship is ready. the astronauts will ride on the ship's first full flight. tomorrow's launch is scheduled at 5:27 p.m. during our newscast. one figure who may miss tomorrow's launch is spacex and tesla ceo elon musk. the billionaire businessman says he likely has covid. musk said he took two tests and got different results from different labs but he is experiencing sy

scott pelley sat down with krebs for "60 minutes," his first interview since being forced out. >> reportert me ask for your reaction to some of the vote fraud that the president and his team have been alleging. votes tabulated in foreign countries. >> so, all votes in the united states of america are counted in the united states of america. i don't-- i don't understand this claim. all votes in the united states america.a are counted in the united states of america. period. >> reporter: voting machines corrupted by mysterious actors in venezuela. >> so, again, there's no evidence that any machine that i'm aware of has been manipulated by a foreign power. period. >> reporter: communist money from china and cuba used to influence the election. >> look, i think these-- we can go on and on with all the farcical claims that-- alleging interference in the 2020 election. but the proof is in the ballots. the recounts are consistent with the initial count. and to me, that's further evidence, that's confirmation that the systems used in the 2020 election performed as expected and the american people

. >> reporter: biden's former partner in the white house told scott pelley on "60 minutes" that mr. trump needed to think beyond his own ego and concede. >> my advice to president trump is if you want at this late stage in the game to be remembered as somebody who put country first, it's time for you to do the same thing. >> reporter: the former president also compared mr. trump to richie rich calling him the complaining, lying, doesn't take responsibility for anything type of figure. former first lady michelle obama also weighed in writing that she warmly welcomed melania trump to the white house during the 2016 transition despite being angry at donald trump for "spreading racist lies about my husband that had put my family in danger." mr. trump's national security advisor today became the highest ranking official to acknowledge mr. biden publicly as the next president. >> if the biden-harris ticket is determined to be the winner and, you know, obviously it is being looked at that way now, we will have a very professional transition from the national security council, no question a

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president obama's interview with gayle king on cbs sunday morning and on 60 minutes, he sits down with scott pelley to talk about his new book, a promised land. that's sunday night at 7:00. >>> president trump says a covid-19 vaccine will be ready to distribute in april. if the emergency authorization use of the visor vaccine is approved. but the president says that the people of new york won't get it. he spoke this afternoon at the rose garden. >> we won't be delivering it until we have authorization to do so. and that pains me to say that. this is a very successful, amazing vaccine, 90% and more, but the governor, governor cuomo will have to let us know when he's ready for. >> reporter: in september, governor andrew cuomo announced new york would form its own independent task force to review every fda approved vaccine. meanwhile, new york city's public school system is on the verge of shutting down again. mayor bill de blasio says all 1.1 million students should prepare for a brief period of remote learning is covid-19 cases sore. and oregon's governor announced a two week freeze, starting next w

sunday on 60 minutes the 44th president sits down with scott pelley to talk about his new book, "a promised land." here's what he had to say when pelley asked him what president trump's false claims of widespread election fraud are doing to our country. >> the president doesn't like to lose and never admits loss. i'm more troubled by the fact that other republican officials who clearly know better are going along with this, are humoring him in this fashion. >> watch the full 60 minutes interview with president obama right here on kpix5 starting at 7:00 on sunday night. >>> in north carolina tonight flash flooding from tropical storm eta left cars completely submerged in rapidly rising water and evacuations were forced at a camp ground by a river. seven people have died including three campers. two people are still missing. a massive rescue operation near charlotte, 140 teachers and students at an elementary school all brought to safety. >>> the exact opposite on this side of the planet where we would love to have a little rain, no flooding. >> right. we'll get a little rain tomorrow. so thi

. >>> former president barack obama sat down with cbs news correspondent scott pelley right here on kpix 5. the former president spoke candidly about the election results and the country's deep divisions.>> my advice to president trump, is if you want, at this late stage in the game to be remembered as somebody who put the country first, it's time for him to do the same thing. we have gone through a pesidency that disregarded a whole host of basic institutional norms. i do think a new president can set a new tone. that is not going to solve all the gridlock in washington. >> the former president also sat down with gayle king and cbs sunday morning to discuss the first volume of his upcoming memoir titled the promised land. >>> tonight a nasa astronaut crew is making history as we speak. >> three, two, one. zero, admission, lift off.>> late this afternoon we watch them last off as the first-ever full team sent into orbit by spacex. the crew includes three american astronauts and one from japan. it will take them about 27 hours to reach the international space station. spacex ceo elon musk

and on 60 minutes president obama sits down with scott pelley to talk about his new book, "a promised land." that's sunday night at 7:00 all right here on kpix5. >>> well, the mountains, even colder temperatures lately and snow tonight, cal tran warning cars will be turned around if they don't have chains or four wheel drive. the slush can also turn into black ice. so take it slowly, always good advice and not a lot of snow but enough where chain controls went up earlier this afternoon. >> yeah. it's above 5 to 6,000 feet in elevation, so pretty high up, but i-80 became messy with the wintery aspect of the same storm system that brought rain to the bay area. we'll see slow clearing the rest of tonight. as skies clear farther up in the atmosphere, we'll see fog forming at ground level. the weekend is looking nice, some patchy frost to start tomorrow morning in the north bay where temperatures are cooling off with the clear skies and a dry, warmer weekend in store for us. the last of the rain moving out over the past several hours at least the last in terms of measurable rain, still a l

exclusive interviews with former president barack obama with gayle king on "cbs sunday morning," and scott pelleyd remember: if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr so you can watch us later. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm major garrett in washington. have a great weekend, and good night. okay, here's his diaper bag and his, uh, mr. winky and, uh... oh. him. hi. so how did everything go? oh, great. great. there was a projectile, uh, throwing up incident but he started it. ( both chuckling ) well, we've got to go. okay. ( clearing throat ) oh, right. um, i've got some news. it's about us. oh, you and me? uh, no, susan and me. the other us. okay. we're, uh... we're getting married. as in "i now pronounce you wife and wife" married? anyway, we'd like you to come but we totally understand if you don't want to. yeah. well, why wouldn't i want to come? i had fun at the first wedding. look, i just thought... no, no, no, no. i mean, why shouldn't i be happy for you? you know, i mean, what would it say about me if i couldn't, uh, revel in your joy-- and

. >> brennan: you can see scott pelley's full interview with christopher krebs sunday on "60 minutes." tonight, iran is vowing revenge and accusing israel of playing a role in an ambush that left a prominent scientist dead. the mastermind behind iran's nuclear program was gunned down in an apparent assassination today. no one is claiming responsibility. cbs' imtiaz tyab reports. >> reporter: the bloody aftermath of a brazen assassination. iran's top nuclear scientist, mohsen fakhrizadeh, killed in broad daylight while traveling near the capital, tehran. iran's defense minister said the car carrying the scientist was shot at, then a truck bomb exploded nearby. fakhrizadeh was celebrated at home while iran's enemies allege he led a military nuclear program in the early 2000s. iran's outraged foreign minister javad zarif tweeted the attack was an act of state terror and saying there are serious indications of israeli ffered nont. and while he offered no evidence, israel has long been suspected in the assassinations of other iranian nuclear scientists. the israeli government has yet to re

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scott pelley interviewed him for "60 minutes" and we got to sit down with him for cbs sunday morning.e reflected on the start of his administration and how his experience was very different from the transition that president trump is blocking right now. >> when donald trump won, i stayed up until 2:30 in the morning and i then called donald trump to congratulate him. his margin of victory over hillary clinton wasn't greater than joe biden's margin over him. >> yeah. >> but if you were listening to some of the talk radio that trump voters are listening to, if you're watching fox news, getting these tweets, those allegations are presented as facts. so you've got millions of people out there who think, oh, yeah, they must be cheating because the president said so. >> i think about john mccain calling. george and laura bush welcoming you and michelle obama to the white house. >> could not have been more gracious. >> i remember you inviting donald trump to the white house. i'll never forget it because you said, i wish that you succeed because we want the country to succeed. what is at stak

encourage everyone to listen to chris krebs' interview yesterday on "60 minutes" yesterday with scott pelley where he went through every single accusation of fraud that has been lobbed out there and he explained how each of them had absolutely no merit. talked about how many paper ballots were used. he talked about the hand recount in georgia. he talked about how nothing went through a dominion system in venezuela. hugo chavez didn't direct this from the grave. didn't go to germany. it was complete you had in america. americans voted, and they chose joe biden and the right needs to accept that. >> harris: can i hear lawrence jones wants to chime if but we will move on. if you can think of something, cut. in president trump meanwhile reportedly already has his eye on 2024. according to the daily beast, three sources say he has even floated the idea of stealing joe biden's thunder by announcing his next campaign during inauguration week. beneath the headline trump is already gaming out a 2020 run it writes he has not yet conceded 2020 but is already looking at keeping republicans in line and m

. >>> former president barack obama sat down with cbs news correspondent scott pelley in sunday's episodeminutes, airing right here on kpix 5. the former president spoke candidly about the election results and the country 's deep division. >> my advice to president donald trump is, if you want at this late stage in the game, to be remembered as somebody who put the country first, it is time for you to do the same. we have gone through a presidency that disregarded a whole host of basic institutional norms. i do think that a new president can set a new tone. that will not solve all the gridlock in washington. >> the former president sat down with gayle king on cbs sunday morning to discuss the first volume of his upcoming memoir, titled a promised land. >>> british prime minister boris johnson is in the self- quarantine after coming into contact with someone who tested positive for covid-19. a spokesperson from his office says he met with a small group of lawmakers last week, including one who later tested positive. the spokesman added johnson is feeling well and is currently not showing a

and to watch scott pelley do everything but blow the former president a kiss as he interviewed him wasling -- i apologize. >> no problem. you're preaching to the choir. my point is they have convinced themselves that donald trump is a nazi, and once you convince yourself that somebody is a nazi, you can justify almost anything including attacking their supporters. you had maxine waters, recall that, after donald trump got elected telling people to surround his cabinet members, harass them, let them know, quote, their not welcome -- they're not welcome anywhere anymore. you saw sarah sanders be harassed in a restaurant. they have convinced themselves that donald trump is a villain, evil, and they can rationalize damn near anything. lou: and they've intimidated many republicans, far too many republicans into science and withdrawal from the public arena. their voices have been stilled because they are frightened. they're frightened of antifa, the bl measures, from the lobbyist money that will dry up if they step forward, and if they stay quiet like good rinos, they just might get a dollar

the president's refusal, at least so far, to accept the election results he gave an interview to scott pelleynews. listen to this. >> what are these false claims of widespread election fraud doing to our country right now? >> they appear to be motivated in part because the president doesn't like to lose, and never admits loss. i'm more troubled by the fact that other republican officials who clearly know better are going along with this. are humoring him in this fashion. it is one more step in delegitimizing not just the incoming biden administration, but democracy generally. and that's a dangerous path. >> are you, like the former president, troubled by -- do you think your late husband would be troubled by republicans who are, quote, humoring the president right now? >> yes, i do believe he would be very -- he'd be very troubled by this. as you know, he not only believed but lived the ideals of the democratic process. and the fact that our newly elected president, our president-elect, does not have access to any of the security briefings that he needs, does not have access to the folks with

listen, with scott pelley last night the former president talked -- took us back, actually, to 2006-2007en senator obama made the decision to run for president and how difficult a decision it was for the obama family and how unpopular it was for michelle obama or with michelle obama. so i want you to listen to this exchange. it was interesting. >> you quote here as saying "the answer is no, i do not want you running for president, god, barack, when is it going to be enough?" why did that not stop you? >> look, it's a legitimate question. keep in mind the context here. just two years earlier i had run for the u.s. senate in an unlikely race, two years before that i had run for congress. >> in a race you lost. >> in a race i lost. a couple years before that i had run for the state senate. we have two young kids. michelle is still working. and i asked myself in the book, you know, how much of this is just megalomania, how much of this is vanity. >> so how much of that did you see during the campaign, reggie? >> well, look, i have to say that the comments around how he and michelle talked ab

scott pelley sat down with the former director of the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agencyit was his first interview since he was forced out last week. >> the most secure in american history. there is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes or changed votes or was in any way compromised. >> yeah. i stand by that. >> the president tweeted after that statement, quote, the recent statement by chris krebs on the security of the 2020 election was highly inaccurate in that there were massive improprieties and fraud. do you remember what the president said at the end of that tweet? >> oh, i was terminated? is that -- >> yes. >> i recall that. >> were you surprised? >> i don't know if i was necessarily surprised. it's not how i wanted to go out. i think i -- the thing that upsets me the most about that is i didn't get a chance to say good-bye to my team. and i had worked with them for 3 1/2 years. in the trenches. building an agency. putting sisa on the national stage. and i love that team. and i didn't get a chance to say good-bye. so that's what i'm most upset ab

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scott pelley was reading to him things that president trump has accused him of, the false claims thatnt trump is making. and he just stayed sort of cool, calm, and collected and didn't take the bait. and didn't, you know, become kind of emotional. and just spelled out how much effort he put into making sure that this is the most secure election and how proud he was of it. and all of the evidence supports him. >> you mean, exactly what you would want in senior government leadership at a time when there's challenges at both home and around the world? of course. and listen, he had a great -- chris krebs had a great reputation. and it wasn't just the votes. that was certainly important in making sure that the -- that all of the things that he laid out in that interview about why those votes were accurate and that you can have confidence in your vote, but also the international piece, where people were, you know, countries were still trying to get in and muck up things, i think, when he says most secure in history, he's also talking about that piece of it. so, listen, this is exactly the k

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obama sat down with "60 minutes" correspondent scott pelley and "cbs this morning" co-host gayle kinglevised interviews since the election. >> what's ahead? >> joe biden will be the next president and kamala harris will be the next vice president. it's been disappointing. they obviously didn't think there was any fraud going on because they didn't say anything about it for the first two days, but there's damage to this because what happens is the peaceful transfer of power, the notion that any of us who attain an elected office, whether it's dog catcher or president, it's a service to the people. we're not above the law. that's the essence of our democracy. >> you can see the interview tomorrow on "cbs sunday morning" and then on "60 minutes." >>> some new challenges are unfolding at golf's most prestigious tournament. manuel bojorquez is taking it all in. it's fun to watch but it's different. >> it is different but you're still getting some good golf. here's what we can tell you this morning. there are nearly 50 players who are essentially having to play catchup. they were not able t

he spoke to scott pelley with cbs news. >> the most secure in american history.s no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes or changed votes or was in any way compromised. i stand by that. >> reporter: one week from today president trump will be down in georgia campaigning for kelly lefer and david perdue -- kelly left areler and david perdue. it will determine the majority in the united states senate. leland? leland: we had a democratic analyst on earlier who said he he thought president trump's visit would also juice democratic turnout down there in georgia. back to the supreme court, because you've got a couple of different rulings from them as it relates to religious freedom. we a had the ruling against new york state in favor of religious institutions, now this ruling down in louisiana against the pastor who have been outspoken against coronavirus restrictions. how do you square those? >> reporter: first of all, in new york just a few days ago the supreme court ruled against an order that governor andrew cuomo put in place that basically limite

by the way, did scott pelley at the same thing as president obama to lesley stahl last month?yed wiffle ball with my 5-year-old, are you ready, here it comes. that's a shame. it's "60 minutes." it's been around 50 years. i used to love it. even that's been biased. stuart: i agree. i used to love it. even they've got their bias now. before we go, i want you to get back to that comment from bill maher about being woke. listen to this again. >> politics in this country is binary. you have to wear everything anyone on your side does. republicans are the party of, don't wear masks, kids in cages, lock her up, and democrats are the party of every hypersensitive social justice warrior woke [ bleep ] story in the news. stuart: you know, that was quite a critique of the democrats, wasn't it. >> yeah. i disagree with the republican part, certainly, but the democratic part. bill maher is one of the few authentic people on the left that's on television. you may agree or disagree with what he has to say but he's pretty consistent and tells it like it is. he's right, though. how often did w

president obama, he sat down with scott pelley and with gayle king and those introduce are going to air on sunday. but they are releasing a few clips. here is president obama saying he is more shocked at the republicans that are claiming voter fraud. listen. >> what are these false claims of widespread election fraud doing to this country right now. >> they appear to be motivated, in part, because the president doesn't like to lose and never admits loss. i am more troubled by the fact that other republican officials who clearly know better are going along with this. are humanerring him in this fashion. it is one more step in delegitimizing just the incoming biden administration but democracy generally. that's a dangerous path. ainsley: jonathan, what's your response because there are a lot of people that voted that don't trust the system anymore. >> yeah. it's a rather odd comment that confirming the validity of the votes is delegitimizing democracy. democrats have challenged the outcome of these votes. in fact, democrats challenged legitimacy of the trump elections for four years. but,

i thought one question that scott pelley asked i thought really intriguing to president obama is wasan't say that the president -- guys, you can't say that donald trump got a vote of no confidence. he got 71 million votes and president obama has to say yeah, we are a country that's divided. meanwhile the other thing that's pretty clear. i think that these cities boarded up for one reason, they thought trump could win, would win. if you go into santa monica, california go into manhattan and new york city. go into brooklyn. everything is boarded up. why is that? because if trump won there was going to be a sense that there was going to be the violence that we saw all throughout the spring. it turns out joe biden looks like is he going to win this election unless something changes dramatically those boards and plywood is pretty much a waste of time. because the trump people do not destroy a business because an election doesn't go the way they want. do you know what they did? they got together in washington. someone 3,000 miles away get together care about the president not satisfied wit