john dickerson will have the latest on north korea with guests mike pompeo and leon panetta, c.i.a. directors present and past, this sunday on "face the nation"." american b-1 bombers flew from guam to the korean peninsula last month in a show of force after the north's last i.c.b.m. launch. vladimir duthiers was given rare access recently to the b-1s at andersen air force base in guam for "cbsn: on assignment." >> reporter: when a b-one goes into a particular region, it sends a very strong message that the united states means business. >> well, our first step is deterrence, obviously. however, if the commander calls upon us, the b-1 is a very credible and lethal force. >> reporter: what sets that apart. >> three things-- and i think it's all three together-- speed, resistance and payload. >> reporter: you're looking at what airmen call hayes igloos, stretching along this road for about half a mile, 15 million pounds of net explosive conventional musicians. they're built by the 36th musicians squadron. >> each of these bombs weighs 2,000 pounds. we generally crank each one out in ei

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>> chief analyst john dickerson is with us this morning. good morning, john. >> god morning, charlie. >> what do you think about the message from the president and the challenges? >> the message from the president the last few days is the racist rallies were wrong but at the same time he talked about the counter-protesters. the thing people are left with is the president's reputation and bluntness and the powerful force he speaks about big truth but doesn't spend so much time on the facts didn't seem to be so worked about up the big truth that you had neo-nazi and white supremacists protesting. this a lack of proportion when the ideas are a direct threat and on session to the founding fathers of the principles to which he leads. >> you have republicans coming out criticizing the president for seeming to not denounce david duke's support. what do you make of the implications of that, john? >> for republicans in particular they have to distance themselves from the president and the question is whether this issing in that can be repaired becau

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john dickerson will have the latest on north korea with guests mike pompeo and leon panetta, c.i.a. directors present and past, this sunday on "face the nation"." american b-1 bombers flew from guam to the korean peninsula last month in a show of force launch. vladimir duthiers was given rare access recently to the b-1s at andersen air force base in guam for "cbsn: on assignment." >> reporter: when a b-one goes into a particular region, it sends a very strong message that the united states means business. >> well, our first step is deterrence, obviously. however, if the commander calls upon us, the b-1 is a very credible and lethal force. >> reporter: what sets that apart. >> three things-- and i think it's all three together-- speed, resistance and payload. >> reporter: you're looking at what airmen call hayes igloos, stretching along this road for about half a mile, 15 million pounds of net explosive conventional musicians. they're built by the 36th musicians squadron. >> each of these bombs weighs 2,000 pous. we generally crank each one out in eight minutes' time. >> reporter: ei

. >> quijano: all right, john dickerson, thanks so much. >> thanks, elaine. >> quijano: vice president mike pence today strongly denied a report that he is planning a white house run in 2020 if president trump doesn't run for a second term. pence called the "new york times" article "disgraceful and offensive to me, my family and our entire team." in australia today, american military officials called off the search and rescue operation for three missing u.s. marines. they were aboard an osprey aircraft that crashed into the sea on saturday. 23 other service members were rescued. today, chicago's mayor rahm emmanuel said the city plans to sue the trump administration over threats to withhold money from so-called sanctuary cities. it the latest pushback against a federal immigration crackdown that's escalating nationwide. here's mireya villarreal. >> reporter: in thfront w of the church her family founded north of downtown los angeles, victoria carias is praying her husband, pastor noe carias, will come home soon. recently detained by immigration customs enforcement, the undocumented 42-

cbs news chief washington correspondent and john dickerson is with us from washington now. good morning. tw do the president's comments thect the north korean situation? >> good morning. you know, it was interesting acause he doubled down and said shoulmarks should have been tougher, but he pulled back a little bit and said all north wasa had to do was threaten the states.tates. they immediately threatened the . andd states and nothing was done. nothing was planned to be done. ense hw a red line and they and theyight over it. what he said yesterday was the yest united states will respond if they attack guam. that's more specific and more traditional in what you would expect from a president. while he said he should have been tougher, he drew a new line instead that was a little bit more ealistic. t> president trump has been so resident tf former president barack obama's red line he drew for himself in syria. isn't presidentrump in fact creating a new challenge for himself with this rhetoric? llenge forright. on tuesday he improvised according to reporting that with that com

also, it's in siege moment, so it's not going to get much better. >> john dickerson, thank you for joining us this morning. >>> we're following some breaking news from hawaii. ships and aircraft are searching off the coast of oahu for five crew members of an army helicopter. the blackhawk chopper went down overnight near kaena point on the western shore. there is debris in the water, but so far no word of survivors. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson says the u.s. is still interested in a dialogue with north korea, but he says it's up to kim jong-un to make that happen. thousands of protesters yesterday took to the seats of seoul, the capital of south korea. they demanded a peaceful solution to the confrontation with north korea. ben tracy is in seoul on why demonstrators are also asking president trump to tone down his rhetoric. >> reporter: people here in seoul are used to dealing with a north korean threat but they're increasingly worried that this verbal sparring match between president trump and kim jong-un could eventually lead to an actual war and they would pay the price. but now

joining me for perspective is the host of "face the nation," john dickerson of cbs news. welcome to thgr

>> john dickerson. thank you very much. >>> joinis i butz, president of the state university of new york at old westbury and pastor. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> the president said yesterday that racism is evil. have his remarks effectively undercut that? >> i think so. everyone believes that he is trying to avoid identifying the hatred and the level of vitriol in the country today. and his statements today, in terms of trying to spread the blame, so to speak, did not really ensure americans, most of them. i would encourage the president to pay attention to the polls, that we should not be living in fear. everyone is afraid today. coun iy united? with this rhetoric? >> no.th b t pulpit of the white house. you have to speak to the sensibilities of this nation. we are not going to fight the civil war again. we are not going to stand for the kind of hatred that we see tearing this country apart. and the president needs to tone it down. he needs to demonstrate that he can lead this nation. is

dickerson. john, a lot to talk about this morning. >>> that's right. jan, we will start with the latest from charlottesville. the death that occurred as a result of the clashes over the white nationalist who were protesting there, talk to the mayor of charlottesville. we want the latest on what's happening there. but also talk about the deeper current underneath this tragic event. and what can be done about them. we are also going to talk to c ia director mike pompeii owe, have called this dom he is esiason i can, and also, discuss with him, the other big story, which is escalating tensions, with north korea, a the president this week really turned up the rhetoric. so where exactly is us policy with respect to north korea, and what they may do. and also, from the cia director, what do we really know about north korea? both the leader and their capabilities. we'll continue that conversation with leon panetta , the former cia director also former secretary every state, we're going to get his thoug

looking forward to seeing john dickerson here. welcome back to "cbs this morning." three organizations have now canceled plans to hold upcoming events at the president's mar-a-lago club. that's in florida. >> the american cancer society, israel's equivalent of the red cross, and the cleveland clinic all pulled plans to hold galas at the club. this follows the president's controversial comments about the vie listens in charlottesville. the american cancer cited value and commitment to diversity as a reason for the change. ta big deal because for many years they of had their fund-raising gala there. >> sends a message. >>> other headlines from around the globe. "the new york times" reports on conflicting u.s. statements about containing the north korean nuclear threat. steve bannon says there's no military solution, he said that in an interview this week mep said withdrawing u.s. troops from south korea in exchange for nuclear freeze should be considered. but joint chiefs chairman joseph dunford thinks military action is possible and says u.s. troops are not going any

. >> all right, john dickerson. thank you so much. >> thank you, elaine. >>> vice president mike pence today strongly denied a report that he is planning a white house run in 2020 if president trump doesn't run for a second term. pence called "the new york times" article "disgraceful and offensive to me, my family, and our entire team." >>> in australia today, american military officials called off the search-and-rescue operation for three missing u.s. marines. they were aboard an osprey aircraft that crashed into the sea on saturday. 23 other service members were rescued. >> today, chicago's mayor, said the city plans to sue the trump administration over threats to withhold money from so-called sanctuary cities. the latest pushback against a federal immigration crackdown that is escalating nationwide. here is mireya villarreal.

joining me for perspective is the host of "face the nation," john dickerson of cbs news. welcome to the program. let's start with north korea. seems to bet rolling of this confrontation with north korea. what do we understand about it? john: it is one for the on the gas and one foot on the brake it feels like with this administration. the president on thursday saying maybe his remarks on tuesday or not incendiary enough where he threatened to north korea and said if they threaten the united states again, they will see fire and fury the likes of which the world has never seen. an extra anything to say on almost the 72nd anniversary to the day of the bombing of nagasaki. trump: north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. theas been very threatening on a normal statement. as i said, they will be net with powerfury, and frankly, the likes of which this world has never seen before. thank you. john: the president said today maybe his rhetoric was not tough enough. when you talk to administra

contrast that, jeff, to what the president said in an interview back in april with john dickerson of cbs news. listen to this. >> what do you make of the north korean leader? >> i really have no comment on him. people are saying, is he sane? i have no idea. i can tell you this, and a lot of people don't like when i say it, but he was a young man of 26 or 27 when he took over from his father, when his father died. he's dealing with, obviously, very tough people, in particular the generals and others, and at a very young age, he was able to assume power. a lot of people, i'm sure, tried to take that power away, whether it was his uncle or anybody else, and he was able to do it. so, obviously, he's a pretty smart cookie but we have a situation that we just cannot let -- we cannot let what's been going on for a long period of years continue. and frankly, this should have been done and taken care of by the obama administration, it should have been taken care of by the bush administration, should have been taken care of by clinton. >> it was a curlicue of a statement, sort of positive/nega

joining me for perspective is the host of "face the nation," john dickerson of cbs news. welcome to the program. john: thank you. it is always great to see you. charlie: let's start with north korea. the president seems to be dialing up this confrontation with north korea. what do we understand about it? john: it is one foot on the gas and one foot on the brake it feels like with this administration. the president on thursday saying maybe his remarks on tuesday were not incendiary enough where he threatened to north korea and said if they threaten the united states again, they will see fire and fury the likes of which the world has never seen. an extraordinary thing to say on almost the 72nd anniversary to the day of the bombing of nagasaki. president trump: north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. he has been very threatening the beyond a normal statement. as i said, they will be net with fire, fury, and frankly, power the likes of which this world has never seen before. thank you.

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john dickerson is off today, i'm major garrett. tropical storm harvey is expected to be further downgraded to a tropical depression later today but national weather service says rain is expected for five to six days. storm surge and flooding are already devastating parts of texas and potentially louisiana. the houston police department has more than a thousand area residents were rescued overnight as more than 20 inches of rain fell, some areas six inches an hour. throughout the region hundred of thousands are without power, shelters have been opened up locally and in the city of houston, san antonio and austin. the national weather service reported 16 confirmed tornadoes as a result of the storm. is president trump is monitoring the situation a weekend ata plans to visit texas later in the week. among the areas hardest hit on the texas gulf coast the city of victoria, we begin our coverage there with cbs news correspondent manuel bajorquez. >> in 24 hours, victoria received more than a foot of rain. that's nearly half of what it n

tonight we begin with john dickerson of cbs news and host of "face the nation." >> well, that question of what is going on in the mind of the north korean leader is crucial, and you've hit on exactly the right thing because if they think he is a rational actor, then all of this bluster which has a long tradition in north korea is towards a short-term goal. now, if they evaluate him and say, the reason he wants to have a nuclear weapon is so he can reunite the pennsula and use it to black mail other countries, black mail the united states, then that is an argument for preemptive action. >> rose: we conclude with jessica williams, comedian, actor and producer behind the hod cast "2 dope queens" and the netflix film, "2 dop

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dickerson is with us from washington. good morning to you. how did the president's comments affect the north korean situation? >> good morning, jeff. you know, it's -- it's interesting yesterday. he doubled down in a sense hem saids he remarks should have been toughering but in fact he pulled back. on tuesday he said all north korea had to do was threaten the united states. of course, they immediately threatened the u.s. and nothing was done. nothing was planned to be done. in a sense he drew a red line and they walked right over it. yesterday the response was the united states will respond if they attack guam. that's more traditional of a president. instead of saying he should have been tougher he, affect, drew a new line that was more realistic. >> president trump has been so critical of barack obama's red line he d syria. isn't president trump in fact, creating a new challenge for himself with this rhetoric? >> that's correct. on tuesday he improvised that with that comment there would be this catastrophic response if

. >> john dickerson, thank you for joining us this morning. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson said the u.s. is still interested in a dialogue with north korea, but it's um to kim jong-un to make that happen. thousands of people took to the streets. they demanded a peaceful solution to north korea. who want president trump to tone down his rhetoric. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. people in seoul are used to dealing with a north korean threat but they're increasingly worried about this sparring match and that it could actually lead to an actual war and they could pay the price, but now it looks like both sides are treeing to find a way to speak a bit more constructively. if north korea ended seemingly endless barrage of missile tests, washington says it's willing to negotiate with pyongyang, especially after kim jong-un decided to withhold setting off missiles. >> we'd like to hold talks with them when they're serious. serious toward denuclearization. we haven't seen that yet. >> all sides seem to be obvious. >> this is south and north korea. just over there, north korea ha

. >>> tomorrow morning on "face the nation" here on cbs, john dickerson's guest will include republican ohio governor john kasich, democratic governor john hickenlooper, and senator tom cotton, republican of arkansas. >>> a university professor wanted for murder has surrendered to authorities. he's suspected in the murder of a man who was found stabbed to death inside a apartment. police say they have security camera footage showing latham along with oxford university employee leaving a high-rise. police say the two had a personal relationship but no motive for the killing has been determined. >>> the search is under way for at least one person who was swept away in fast moving floodwaters near las vegas this morning. rescuers pulled six people to safety on friday. in ohio, police say a toppled tree fell on a car and killed a woman north of cleveland. her baby, who was buckled in the back seat, survived. for more on what we can expect with the nation's weather, we turn to meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbm-tv. ed, good morning. >>> we have pretty widespread thunderstorm

dickerson. and he'll be in studio tomorrow sitting >>> a quick personal note. i'm >>> good morning, everyone. i'm jim donovan. the man accused of shooting a teenaged driver to death in an apparent road rage incident has waived his preliminary hearing. 28-year-old david desper faces first and third degree murder charges in the shooting death of 18-year-old bianca roberson. >>> now let's turn to katie for a look at today's frust. >> all in all it does look like an absolutely beautiful day. certainly typical of august. we expect the daytime high to hit the upper 80s. bright blue sky in that sunshine. it really is a pleasant start to the morning. 74 degrees, eye northeast wind flow at just 7 miles per hour. it really isn't too noticeable that breeze but it's just enough to feel refreshing but it does feel like what the thermometer reads. a little muggy throughout the day. storm scan generally empty. that little green is not precip though i did think southern counties can see a spotty storm. it all c

. >> "face the nation" anchor john dickerson is with us from washington. good morning to you. how did the president's comments affect the north korean situation? >> good morning, jeff. you know, it's -- it's interesting yesterday. he doubled down in a sense hem saids he remarks should have been toughering but in fact he pulled back. on tuesday he said all north korea had to do was threaten the united states. of course, they immediately threatened the u.s. and nothing was done. nothing was planned to be done. in a sense he drew a red line and they walked right over it. yesterday the response was the united states will respond if they attack guam. that's more traditional of a president. instead of saying he should have been tougher he, affect, drew a new line that was more realistic. >> president trump has been so critical of barack obama's red line he drew for himself in syria. isn't president trump in fact, creating a new challenge for himself with this rhetoric? >> that's correct. on tuesday he improvised that with that comment there would be this catastrophic response if nor

. >>> tomorrow morning on "face the nation" here on cbs, john dickerson's guest will include republican ohio governor john kasich, democratic governor john hickenlooper, and senator tom cotton, republican of arkansas. >>> a university professor wanted for murder has surrendered to authorities. he's suspected in the murder of a man who was found stabbed to death inside a chicago apartment. police say they have security camera footage showing latham along with oxford university employee leaving a high-rise. police say the two had a personal relationship but no motive for the killing has been determined. >>> the search is under way for at least one person who was swept away in fast moving floodwaters near las vegas this morning. rescuers pulled six people to safety on friday. in ohio, police say a toppled tree fell on a car and killed a woman north of cleveland. her baby, who was buckled in the back seat, survived. for more on what we can expect with the nation's weather, we turn to meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbm-tv. ed, good morning. >>> we have pretty widespread thun

. >> tomorrow morning on face the nation, here on cbs john dickerson's guests will include cia director miami pompeo along with former secretary of defense leon pan et at that. >> president trump is getting push back from members of his own party for his criticisms of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. on friday a number of republican senators took to twitter to express their the president has turned the heat up on the senate majority leader after senate republicans failed to deliver on a bill to repeal and replace obamacare. but on friday the president continued his criticism. >> what happened, in my opinion, last week is unacceptable. people have been talking about repeal and replace for seven years, long before i ever decided to be doing what i'm doing. seven years they've been talking repeal and replace, and it didn't happen. and not only it didn't happen, it was a surprise, and it was a horrible surprise. >> the president added he thinks mcconnell can still deliver on republican promises on tax reform. >>> for more on all of this, we are joined by leslie sanchez, a cbs news po

. >> tomorrow morning on face the nation, here on cbs john dickerson's guests will include cia director miami pompeo along leth former secretary of defens push back from members of his own party for his criticisms of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. on friday a number of republican senators took to twitter to express their support for mcconnelthe president has turne heat up on the senate majority leader after senate republicans failed to deliver on a bill to repeal and replace obamacare. but on friday the president continued his criticism. >> what happened, in my opinion, last week is unacceptable. people have been talking about repeal and replace for seven years, long before i ever decided to be doing what i'm doing. seven years they've been talking repeal and replace, and it didn't happen. and not only it didn't happen, it was a surprise, and it was a horrible surprise. >> the president added he thinks mcconnell can still deliver on republican promises on tax reform. >>> for more on all of this, we are joined byliese l a cbs news political contributor and republicanstrreditt.im

. >>> tomorrow morning on "face the nation" here on cbs john dickerson's guests include mike pompeo and former secretary of defense leon panetta. >>> president trump is getting pushback from his own party for his criticism of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. several republicans took to twitter to express their support for mitch mcconnell. the president has turned the heat up on the senator after the republicans failed to repeat and replace obamacare. but on friday the president continued his criticism. >> what happened in my opinion last week is unacceptable. people have been talking repeal and replace for seven years. long before i decided to be doing what i'm doing. seven years they've been talking repeal and replace and it didn't happen. not only didn't it happen, it was a surprise and a horrible surprise. >> the president added he thinks mcconnell can still deliver on republican promises on tax reform. >> for all of this we're joined by leslie sanchez, political strategist, good morning. >> good morning. >> the president's message on mitch mcconnell, doesn't that just pull th

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