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dickerson: definitely graining on you. i think in iowa there might be be -- he might be ahead in some polls. but clearly in the other stacey you are well ahead. but give us your sense as a student of the polls that you are about carson's threat to your candidacy. how real is it. what do you make of his rise in the polls and his gaining on you? >> i think everybody is real. you have a lot of people, have lot of talented people that are running. people -- some of the people i like, i like ben. but some of the people that i like very much i think everybody is a threat. i've never done this before. i've built a great company, made a lot of money, i want to put that thinking for the people of the united states and we're just being ripped off by everybody. ripped off by every single country that we deal with. we're being ripped off in purchase of military equipment. i look at the kind of prices that we're taking, it's absolutely ridiculous, we can get better equipment for less money. so many different things. i view everybody as

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. >> dickerson: okay. i'd like to ask you about a mestic political event or what some people see as political. that's shooting at a planned parenthood location in colorado springs. some abortion rights supporters have said that the rhetoric led to that kind of violence, what's your view on that? >> there is no question that hateful rhetoric, no matter which side it comes from, right or left, is something tbt is detrimental to our society. this has been a big p pblem. our strength in this country has traditionally been in our unity. and we are allowing all kinds of circumstances to divide us and make us hateful toward each othehe and the rhetoric is extremely immature, divisive and is not helpful when you have outside forces, global islamic jihaddist, why would we do that to ourselves? we at point have got to become more mature. no question the hateful rhetoric exacerbates the situation and we should be doing all we can to engage an intelligence, civil discussion about our differences. that's how we solve p

. >> dickerson: okay. i'd like to ask you about a domestic political event or what some people see as political. that's shooting at a planned parenthood location in colorado springs. some abortion rights supporters have said that the rhetoric led to that kind of violence, what's your view on that? >> there is no question that hateful rhetoric, no matter which side it comes from, right or left, is something that is detrimental to our society. this has been a big problem. our strength in this country has traditionally been in our unity. and we are allowing all kinds of circumstances to divide us and make us hateful toward each other and the rhetoric is extremely immature, divisive and outside forces, global islamic jihaddist, why would we do that to ourselves? we at point have got to become more mature. no question the hateful rhetoric exacerbates the situation and we should be doing all we can to engage an intelligence, civil discussion about our differences. that's how we solve problems. we don't ever solv

. >> dickerson: okay. i'd like to ask you about a domestic political event or what some people see as political. that's shooting at a planned parenthood location in colorado springs. some abortion rights supporters have said that the rhetoric led to that kind of violence, what's your view on that? >> there is no question that hateful rhetoric, no matter which side it comes from, right or left, is something that is this has been a big problem. our strength in this country has traditionally been in our unity. and we are allowing all kinds of circumstances to divide us and make us hateful toward each other and the rhetoric is extremely immature, divisive and is not helpful when you have outside forces, global islamic jihaddist, why would we do that to ourselves? we at point have got to become more mature. no question the hateful rhetoric exacerbates the situation and we should be doing all we can to engage an intelligence, civil discussion about our differences. that's how we solve problems. we don't ever sol

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dickerson: how does that communication take place? >> i think what we're going to learn, we don't know for sure, but i think what we're going to learn is that these guys are communicating via these encrypted apps, the commercial encryption which is very difficult if not impossible for governments to break the producers which don't produce the keys necessary for law enforcement to read the encrypted messages. when we compare isis to al qaeda, there newsed to be distinction, al qaeda had these big aims, isis was working on -- now we're in a new situation here. how then does the command and control of al qaeda that people may be more familiar with match up with what you were seeing emerge with isis. >> the difference between the two the largest difference between the two is who is going to be in charge. isis didn't want to fall under the leadership of al qaeda that was the biggest difference. the other, more subtle difference was al qaeda's view we have to beat the west. isis view, get the califa then get the west. what we're now seeing

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dickerson: definitely graining on you. i think in iowa there might be be -- he might be ahead in some polls. but clearly in the other stacey you are well ahead. but give us your sense as a student of the polls that you are about carson's threat to your candidacy. how real is it. what do you make of his rise in the polls andis gaining on you? >> i think everybody is real. you have a lot of people, have lot of talented people that are running. people -- some of the people i like, i like ben. but some of the people that i like very much i think evevebody is a threat. i've never done this before. i've built a great company, made a lot of money, i want to put that thinking for the people of the unitedtates and we'rere just being ripped off by everybody. ripped off by every single country that we deal with. we're being ripped off in purchase of military equipment. i look at the kind of prices that we're taking, it's absolutely ridiculous, we can get better equipment for less money. so many different things. i view everybody as a

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. >> dickerson: okay. i'd like to ask you about a domestic political event or what some people see as political. that's shooting at a planned parenthood location in colorado springs. some abortion rights supporters have said that the rhetoric led to that kind of violence, what's your view on that? >> there is no question that hateful rhetoric, no matter which side it comes from, right or left, is something that is detrimental to our society. this has been a big problem. our strength in this country has traditionally been in our unity. and we are allowing all kinds of circumstances to divide us and make us hateful toward each other and the rhetoric is extremely immature, divisive and is not helpful when you have outside forces, global islamic jihaddist, why would we do that to ourselves? we at point have got to become more mature. no question the hateful rhetoric exacerbates the situation and we should be doing all we can to engage an intelligence, civil discussion about our differences. that's how we solve

>> dickerson: margaret, thank you. earlier we spoke with the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, dianne feinstein. we asked her to give us her thoughts about the president saying his strategy against isis was the right one. >> couple of days ago, secretary of state john kerry, former colleague of ours, addressed the senate intelligence committee and virtually every member was there and what he put forward i think was a more comprehensive sense of what the strategy is. for the first time i really learned the number of nation, is that have signed on to the vienna agreement, the basic principles of the agreement. and that's involving both iran and russia. i think that is very crucial. the point theres because the central point of all of this is our side. has got to go but the question is, how and where and over what period of time. because in the meantime, he's putting out barrel bombs with chemical weapons on his people, killed 250,000 people. russia is his great protector built russia now sees the challen

. >> dickerson: will he break gridlock on capitol hill? also talk to the number two democrat in the house, steny hoyer. and get the latest on the russian plane that crashed in egypt and killed 224. plus, we'll have roundtable to analyze all the news it's all ahead on "face the nation." good morning, welcome to "f"fe theation" i'm john dickersrs. we've got lot of political news to get to but we start with an update on what caused a russian airliner bound for st. petersburg from egypt carrying more than 200 passengers to crasasin the sinai peninsula early saturday. cbs news correspondent allan pizzj in cairo, do authorities have any idea what caused the cras >> the short answer to that is, no. speculation centered on mechanical and technical problem, the copilot's daughter has said that her father told her even before the plane took off that theheilots were concerned d ere was a problem. the plane took off in early hours of the morning, when it reached 31,000 feet and 400 noters the pot called air traffic controllers said he had a technical

i can help with that. >> dickerson: some of our with a lot more. >> dickerson: new jersey us now. sir sten gillibrand. talk a little about the news of the day. president obama said it might have been possible that there was bomb on this russian airliner that went down. perhaps terrorist act what do you know about that as member of the armed services committee? >> well, we have no intelligence beyond certainly what the president has. it is interesting that u.k. intelligence think more likely than not that it could have been a bomb. it's a serious issue. obviously this issue of terrorism really weighs on the american people. i think it's important that we fully investigate it. that we know all the answers. and understand really what was at play. >> dickerson: if, this is a big if, if isis was involved, what does that tell you about their changing profile and the u.s. fight against isis? >> it would seem to be a change in profile. it would seem to be a different level of capacity that we've not seen in the past. and obviously that would cause grave concern for many of us who focus on

i can help with that. >> dickerson: some of our stations are leaving us now, >> dickerson: new jersey us now. sir sten gillibrand. talk a little about the news of the day. president obama said it might have been possible that there was bomb on this russian airliner that went down. perhaps terrorist act what do you know about that as member of the armed services committee? >> well, we have no intelligence beyond certainly what the president has. it is interesting that u.k. intelligence think more likely than not that it could have been a bomb. it's a serious issue. obviously this issue of terrorism really weighs on the american people. i think it's important that we fully investigate it. that we know all the answers. and understand really what was at play. >> dickerson: if, this is a big if, if isis was involved, what does that tell you about their changing profile and the u.s. fight against isis? >> it would seem to be a change in profile. it would seem to be a different level of capacity that we've not seen in the past. and obviously that would cause grave concern for many of us who

dickerson: definitely graining on you. i think in iowa there might be be -- he might be ahead in some polls. but clearly in the other stacey you are well ahead. but give us your sense as a student of the polls that you are about carson's threat to your candidacy. how real is it. what do you make of his rise in the polls and his gaining on you? >> i think everybody is real. you have a lot of people, have lot of talented people that are people -- some of the people i like, i like ben. but some of the people that i like very much i think everybody is a threat. i've never done this before. i've built a great company, made a lot of money, i want to put that thinking for the people of the united states and we're just being ripped off by everybody. ripped off by every single country that we deal with. we're being ripped off in purchase of military equipment. i look at the kind of prices that we're taking, it's absolutely ridiculous, we can get better equipment for less money. so many different things. i view everybody as a very g

do do do be do. >> dickerson: now for some analysis. peggy noonan is "wall street journal" columnist, cbs news contributor author of "the time of our lives." david ignatius is columnist with the "washington post." jeffrey goldberg is national correspondent for the "atlantic" and michael gerson is also a columnist for the "washington post." david i'll start with you, you had three people there who are auditioning to be commander in chief, what did you make of it? >> my strongest impression was that jeb bush did the thing he's got to do to survive as candidate to sound like a convincing commander in chief. i thought he gave a good account of how he would augment president obama's strategy for dealing with isis. the additional things he'd try to do with no fly zone, more forward position with special operations forces. i thought he was powerful in taking out, calling out donald trump. i thought this was moment in which he went to the heart of the matter. playing on people's fears. this is getting toward bush's last chance. my take away fro

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>> dickerson: margaret, thank you. earlier we spoke with the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, dianne feinstein. we asked her to give us her thoughts about the president saying his strategy against isis was the right one. >> couple of days ago, secretary of state john kerry, former colleague of ours, addressed the senate intelligence committee and virtually every member was there and what he put forward i think was a more comprehensive sense of what the strategy is. for the first time i really learned the number of nation, is that have signed on to the vien agreement, the basic principles of the agreement. and that's involving both iran and russia. i think that is very crucial. the point theres because the central point of all of this is our side. has got to go but the question is, how and where and over what period of time. because in the meantime, he's putting out barrel bombs with chemical weapons on his people, killed 250,000 people. russia is his great protector built russia now sees the challenge

good morning, welcome to "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. we've got lot of political news to get to but we start with an update on what caused a russian airliner bound for st. petersburg from egypt carrying more than 200 passengers to crash in the sinai peninsula early saturday. cbs news correspondent allan pizzj in cairo, do authorities have any idea what caused the crash? >> the short answer to that is, no. speculation centered on mechanical and technical problem, the copilot's daughter has said that her father told her even before the plane took off that the pilots were concerned there was a problem. the plane took off in early hours of the morning, when it reached 31,000 feet and 400 noters the pilot called air traffic controllers said he had a technical problem and wanted to make an emergency landing then flight traffic shows that the plane dropped about 3,000 feet to 28,000 and slowed from 400 to 93 knots then all contact was lost. now, immediately following that, the affiliate offered here claimed that they brought the plane down kill

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>> dickerson: margaret, thank you. earlier we spoke with the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, dianne feinstein. we asked her to give us her thoughts about the president saying his strategy against isis was the right one. >> couple of days ago, secretary of state john kerry, former colleague of ours, addressed the senate intelligence committee and virtually every member was there and what he put forward i think was a more comprehensive sense of what the strategy is. for the first time i really learned the number of nation, is vienna agreement, the basic principles of the agreement. and that's involving both iran and russia. i think that is very crucial. the point theres because the central point of all of this is our side. has got to go but the question is, how and where and over what period of time. because in the meantime, he's putting out barrel bombs with chemical weapons on his people, killed 250,000 people. russia is his great protector built russia now sees the challenge from dash or isis or isi

>> dickerson: until next week for "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. ,,,,,, great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. as the city remains on high alert for a possible attack. we will dismantle their networks, we will cut off t . >>> tonight, more terror suspects in brussels, as the city remains on high alert for a possible attack. >> we will dismantle their networks and their supply lines and we will ultimately destroy them. >> president obama getting tough on isis. the new coalition plan to fight the terror network. >>> good evening. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliet goodrich. 16 people in nearly two dozen rates in brussels. the dangerous fugitive from paris is still on the run. the raids are over for today, but offic

right back. >> dickerson: until next week for "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. we leave you with the voices of new york's metropolitan opera and tribute to the people of

>> dickerson: margaret, thank you. earlier we spoke with the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, dianne feinstein. we asked her to give us her thoughts about the president sasang his strategy against isis was the right one. >> couple of days ago, secretary of state john kerry, former colleague of ours, addressed the senate intelligence committee and virtually every member was there and what he put forward i think was a more comprehensive sense of what the strategy is. for the first time i really learned the number of nation, i i that havav signed on to the vienna agreement, the basic principles of the agreement. and that's involving both iran and russia. i think that is very crcrial. the point theres because the central point of all of this is our side. has got to go but the question is, how and where and over what period of time. because in the meantime, he's putting out barrel bombs with chemical weapons on his people, killed 250,000 people. russia is his great protector built russia now sees the chall

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which makes us rebels with one cause. >> dickerson: until next week for "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. we leave you with the voices of new york's metropolitan opera and tribute to the people of paris from around the world. captioning sponsored by cbs panic breaks out at a memorl is -- thousands . >>> new video tonight of gunfire outside a theater in paris during the terrorist attacks. >> panic breaks out at a memorial in paris. thousands run screaming into the main square. tonight, fnce carries out major strikes on targets in syria. >> france lost the attacks, the target, the isis strong hold of raqqa. france is describing the airstrikes as massive. this footage was released, showing fighter jets taking off from jordan and the persian gulf, a total of

to you. >> dickerson: until next week for "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. we leave you with the voices of new york's metropolitan opera and tribute to the people of paris from around the world.

>> dickerson: until next week for face the make i'm john dickerson. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org about to inflict more damage before he surrendered. the explosive new ev . >>> the suspect in the planned parenthood shooting was about to inflict more damage before he surrendered. the explosive new evidence investigators uncovered. >> the police officer known as san francisco's hot cop, arrested. the crash he was involved in that sent two people to the hospital. attack on a planned parenthood office colorado. beside . >>> good evening. we are learning new information tonight about the alleged gunman in the deadly attack on a planned parenthood office in colorado. besides shooting, cbs reporter david begneau on what else the suspect was planning to do. >> reporter: investigators are still processing the crime scene,

john dickerson: good evening. i'm john dickerson of cbs news in des moines, iowa. the debate you've tuned in to see tonight is a symbol of the freedom we all cherish. last night, the world watched in horror as freedom was savagely attacked in the heart of paris. at least 129 people were killed and many more wounded in a coordinated series of terror attacks. tonight, as france mourns, so does america. so before we begin tonight's second debate with these candidates for the democratic presidential nomination, we ask you to join us in observing a moment of silence. [moment of silence] john dickerson: now please welcome to drake university former secretary of state hillary clinton. [applause] john dickerson: senator bernie sanders of vermont. [applause] john dickerson: and martin o'malley, the former governor of maryland. [applause] john dickerson: joining me in the questioning tonight are cbs news congressional correspondent nancy cordes, anchor kevin cooney of our cbs des moines affiliate kcci, and political columnist kathie obradovich of the "des moines register." [

. >> dickerson: in paris, thanks so much, liz. we go now to cbs news foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan who is traveling with president obama in turkey. >> good morning. the blood bath in paris has turned the focus of this g20 summit from the economy to isis. president obama said the skies have been darkened by the horrific attacks and his very first meeting here with the president of turkey, country that has recently been hit by isis. >> the killing of innocent people based on twisted ideology is attack not just on france, not just on turkey, but it's an attack on the civilized world. >> he said the u.s. is committed to hunting down the perpetrators, but did he not say whether that meant the u.s. will fight. up until now president obama has argued that airstrike in iraq and syria have kept isis contained. but now allies like saudi arabia and even critic like russia's vladimir put in argue i am meant threat requires much stronger response. in the meantime, president obama is trying to broker a cease fire in syria, that

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. >> dickerson: thanks, liz. we go now to malaysia our foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan who is traveling with the president. >> in his concluding press conference here in kuala lumpur, americans vowed not to allow terrorism to become the new normal. >> we do not succumb to fear. that's the primary power that these terrorists have over us. most powerful tool we have to fight isis, is to say, that we're not afraid. >> the president said actions like attempts to block refugees from settling in the u.s., an idea that is being go thought of is betrayal of american values. he downplayed isis' ranks, yet the president still called on other countries to join in the military coalition said he directly appeals to russia's vladimir putin to start airstrikes against isis rather than the u.s.-backed rebels in syria. >> it would be helpful if russia a directs his attention towards isis, i think isil claiming their plane, there is an increasing awareness on the part of president putin that isil poses a greater thr

john dickerson: good evening. i'm john dickerson of cbs news in des moines, iowa. the debate you've tuned in to see tonight is a symbol of the freedom we all cherish. last night, the world watched in horror as freedom was savagely attacked in the heart of paris. at least 129 people were killed and many more wounded in a coordinated series of terror attacks. tonight, as france mourns, so does america. so before we begin tonight's second debate with these candidates for the democratic presidential nomination, we ask you to join us in observing a moment of silence. [moment of silence] john dickerson: now please welcome to drake university former secretary of state hillary clinton. [applause] senator bernie sanders of vermont. [applause] john dickerson: and martin o'malley, the former governor of maryland. [applause] john dickerson: joining me in the questioning tonight are cbs news congressional correspondent nancy cordes, anchor kevin cooney of our cbs des moines affiliate kcci, and political columnist kathie obradovich of the des moines register. [applause] john dic

i'm john dickerson. good night. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] ♪ >> the british parliament was in recess much of the week so prime minister's question time is not held. question time returns this week live on c-span two on wednesday at 7:00 p.m. eastern. we will show it again sunday night at 9:00 eastern and pacific on c-span. watch anytime at www.c-span.org we can find video of past prime minister's questions and other british public affairs programs. thursday, president obama bestow the medal of honor to retired army captain flora groberg. florent he tackled a suicide bomber, sitting the lives of his fellow soldiers. he suffered severe injuries and four soldiers were killed in the attack. bb10 living recipient of the nation's highest military honor for his actions in afghanistan. ["hail to the chief" plays] >> ladies and gentlemen, the presi

late show john dickerson expert, john dickerson. john, your co-host is twitter. what does that mean two the debate on saturday night? >> we will ask people to questions and send them in and maybe we will ask those questions to the candidates and we will watch what people are saying while the actual debate is going on. >> how many of the millions of twitter questions will you be able to use during the two-hour debate? >> it depends. if they are really good, we will use them and if they are not so good, we will use them afterwards. >> as kindling? >> yeah, to sharper our debate on the post-debate analysis. >> you can see john face the candidates tomorrow night at 9:00/8:00 central on cbs. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'.

late show john dickerson expert, john dickerson. john, your co-host is twitter. what does that mean two the debate on saturday night? >> we will ask people to questions and send them in and maybe we will ask those questions to the candidates and we will watch what people are saying while the actual debate is going on. >> how many of the millions of twitter questions will you be able to use during the two-hour debate? >> it depends. if they are really good, we will use them and if they are not so good, we will use them afterwards. >> as kindling? >> yeah, to sharper our debate on the post-debate analysis. >> you can see john face the candidates tomorrow night at 9:00/8:00 central on cbs. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> good morning, authorities charge four chester county middle school student in the sexting cyber bullying scandal. how the victim is helping others in these type of cases. >>> new information this morning, us drone strike may have killed a

(sot: john dickerson/cbs news debate moderator)"this is the venue for differences and distinctions.""face the nation" host john dickerson says all three candidates will have different goals whenenthey take the stste.(sot: john ckerson/cbs news debate moderaraor)"for hillala clinton the challenge is to basically hold on top of her lead not create a big mistake." "certainly for bernie sanders and rtin o'malley who are behind in the polls this is an opportunity in front of a big audience to make a case for their candidacy."(gfx)bernie sanders case for his candidacy may have taken a hit when democratic voters told cbs news they believe clinton is to washington.(sot: marlie hall/cbs news/des moines, iowa) "what does that mean?"(sot: john dickerson/cbs news debate moderator)"really fascinating finding because one of the central things - part of this electiononn the democratic side is who can change the system in a big way and both believe the system, the economic system in particular is titled towards the wealthy." (standup: marlie hall/cbs news/des moines, iowa)the debate will be held here

now to john dickerson for what is a look ahead. >> dickerson: good morning we'll talk with top officials in the administration and in the house and senate about the fight against isis. then we'll have brand new numbers from our batateground tracker poll about the democratic and republican race we'll talk to senator rand paul where he fits in those numbers. >> osgood: thank you, john dickerson. next week, here on "sunday morning." >> the this is what i did. i did plays, musicals. >> ben tracy talks with actress carey mulligan. i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a great taste. i don't plan on slowing down any time soon. stay strong. stay active with boost. now try new boost compact and 100 calories. before thanksgiving among wild turkeys near stonewall, texas. i'm charles rolls good. we wish you all a beautiful, bountiful thanksgiving and hope that yo