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George W. Bush on Need for Comprehensive Immigration Reform
"Former President George W. Bush. Who has mostly stayed out of politics. After the White House has re emerged with criticism off Donald Trump is he advocates for a sharply different immigration policy from Trump. Mr. Bush sat down with CBS News correspondent Norah O'Donnell to talk about immigration and his new book of paintings Out of many one Portrait's of America's immigrants. Deep in the Heart of Texas is the former president, 1600 Acre Ranch. Come on in where he's mixing his new passion for painting. It's an issue he's cared about four decades immigrant Shin. The problem with the immigration debate. Is that it it one can create a lot of fear. Yeah, they're coming after you. The former president hopes his voice makes that debate less fearful. After four years of anti immigration rhetoric more than two decades ago, George W. Bush rat is a compassionate conservative who wanted to pass comprehensive immigration reform. His failure to do so, he said, is one of his greatest regrets and part of the reason he is rejoining the
Saturday Morning Update with Rick Fowler
Extended Interview With Cuomo Accuser Charlotte Bennett
"For the New York governor, Andrew Cuomo, as he has run into some serious trouble with former aides and allegations from former aides. Charlotte Bennett is one of those who has come forward and talked about Sexual harassment. Then she has accused the governor and we're going to go to a couple of sound bites that aired. This happened on the CBS Evening News on Thursday evening when Charlotte Bennett was talking with Norah O'Donnell on 60 on on the CBS Evening News, and we have audio now from Charlotte Bennett again. This is one of the accusers, and this is a former aide to Governor Cuomo. Now. The reason I make a deal of that is that In the past. We've seen some allegations against some politicians, and often it comes from somebody from the other party. But keep in mind as you hear the words of Charlotte Bennett. She is a former aide to Governor Cuomo. He asked me if age difference mattered. He also explained that he was fine with anyone over 22. How old are you? 25? What were you thinking? As he's asking you these questions. I thought he's trying to sleep with me. The governor's trying to sleep with me and I'm deeply uncomfortable. And I have to get out of this room as soon as possible. Now the governor had a somewhat sloppy press conference. I'll call a sloppy trying to clean up his mess. But in some sense, Doug it a little bit deeper and Charlotte Bennett did see that press conference and she had this to say to Norah O'Donnell on the CBS Evening News. Without explicitly saying it. He implied to me that I was old enough for him and he was lonely. Did you watch Governor Cuomo's apology? I did. It's not an apology. It's not an issue of my feelings. It's an issue of his actions. The fact is that he was sexually harassing me, and he has not apologized for sexually harassing me, and he can't even use my name. How bad is it for Governor Cuomo? Let me read you. A headline from
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Cuomo accuser Charlotte Bennett says gov should resign
"Interview with our Norah O'Donnell, Andrew Cuomo sexual harassment accusers. Charlotte Bennett says she asked to be transferred to a new job within the New York governor's administration. After Cobos alleged advances. As for the state's attorney general's review of three accusers stories, Bennett says, this investigation finds that he has conducted himself this way, which he absolutely has. Because I have contemporaneous evidence. He should step down. Cuomo this week apologized for making women uncomfortable but denied touching anyone inappropriately.
WBZ Overnight News
Ex-Cuomo aide details governor's alleged sexual harassment
"Beyond just today. CBS Evening News anchor Norah O'Donnell has a sit down with one of the three women who has accused New York Governor Andrew Cuomo with sexual harassment. In her first TV interview, Charlotte Bennett says the governor asked her extremely personal questions about her love, life and age differences in relationship. Did you watch Governor Cuomo's apology? I did. It's not an apology. It's not an issue of my feelings. It's an issue of his actions. Governor. Cuomo has apologized but
Tom and Curley
Biden sanctions Russian officials over Putin critic's poisoning
"On an opposition leader has resulted in new sanctions from the United States. CBS is Norah O'Donnell, the Bite administration is slapping its first sanctions on Russia and seven officials linked to the poisoning and later the jailing of Vladimir Putin's arch rival Alexey Navalny. Family survived the nerve agent attack and is now being held in a notorious prison camp were harsh. Labor is common civil
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White House to release new guidelines after Khashoggi intel report
"Covert deaths, a new declassified version of the U. S Intelligence report concluding that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Solomon often referred to his NBS approved of the 2018 killing of journalists, Jamal Kashiwagi, the officials saying that the report by the office of the Director of National Intelligence, Deanna In coordination with the CIA, concluding that the crown prince approved in likely erred erred, ordered the murder of Kashiwagi, who's washing post column had criticized the crown Prince CNN, NBC and Reuters are among those news organizations reporting that the group which had assassinated and dismembered this Saudi dissident, then flew to Istanbul on private jets owned by a company previously seized by the Middle Eastern kingdoms, Controversial MBS. But at the White House today, this question to press secretary Jen Psaki said. When they Talk that the president won't hold back. Will he be following up this talk with actions are sanctions on the table. E think there are a range of actions that are on the table. But the first step is the next step. I should say it's for the president to speak with the king. We expect that to happen very soon. As you know, we've committed to the release of an unclassified report that would come out from Deanna and not from the White House on. Of course, our administration is focused on recalibrating the relationship as we've talked about in here previously, and certainly there are areas where we will express concerns on and leave open the option of accountability. There also areas where we will continue to work with Saudi Arabia. Given the threats they face in the region. Well, hold up to the phone call. Is the king avoiding your calls? I don't think that's the characterization. The president has a busy schedule. The king. Obviously, I can't speak to his schedule. I'm not his spokesperson, but we expect the call to happen very soon. I think there was an inaccurate reporting about being confirmed when it wasn't a confirmed call. Yet if you have made clear that the president's gonna be speaking with his counterpart with it came with the Crown prince. But given the Crown princess role in the future of the kingdom, and that he is expected to be implicated here, why not speak to the person I expect to be responsible? Well, I think the president's conversation will cover a range of topics with the king. There's obviously A lot to discuss with Saudi Arabian with the leaders of Saudi Arabia, And as I noted, a previously noted the conferences have been engaged with his appropriate counterparts. The president will be engaged with his appropriate counterparts, and we're engaged at many levels with leaders in Saudi Arabia. So will the conferences counterparts here, But often he's teaching him about this issue that he spoke with him last week. They did a readout. I don't think I have anything more about their call from today's White House briefing. We should Point out during a September 2019 interview with CBS is Norah O'Donnell for 60 Minutes. Piece, the Saudi Crown prince denying any knowledge of Jamal cash. Augie's death his answers through a translator. The world wants the answer to this question. How did you not know about this operation about that? Some think that I should know what three million people working for the Saudi government do daily. It's impossible that the three million would send their daily reports to the leader or the second highest person in the Saudi government. Two of your closest advisors, who are accused of orchestrating this plot were fired by the king removed. From your inner circle. The question is, How could you not know if this was carried out by people who are close to you? The only doctors today the investigations are being carried out and once charges are proven against someone, regardless of their rank, it will be taken to court. No exception made. I've read what the Saudi prosecutor has said about those that are charged in this murder. And it's gruesome the details when you heard that people close to you and in your government carried out such a grisly murder, and that the American government thinks that you ordered it. What did you think I could be the godmother of Lord Coffee, Mother, Cutie. I believe what you mentioned is not correct. There isn't an official statement announced by the American government in this rig. Heart. There isn't clear information or evidence that someone close to me did something to that effect their charges and they're being investigated. But again, you cannot imagine the pain that we suffered, especially as the Saudi government from a crime such as this one. That from September of 2019 the interview available at CBS news dot com, and you heard the Saudi Crown Prince to a translator. Again the headline today a new declassified version of the U. S Intelligence report, concluding that the Saudi Crown prince did approve of the 2018 killing of
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Third shot may be needed to fight new variants, Bill Gates warns
"September. Microsoft's Bill Gates is weighing in on new, more contagious variants of the virus. He spoke to CBS Evening News, Norah O'Donnell, We might need something that takes this new shape of the spike protein and is more tuned to that. So you might need a third
Quick News Daily Podcast
Cases of Flu Are Down Globally
"Job. Maybe next time you're here you can present. That would be getting green jobs. So i'm just asking when that happened. Richard trumka who is a friend longtime friend of joe biden says about that day one eastone. He says i wish he. The president has paired that. Were carefully with the thing that he did. second by saying. Here's where we are creating jobs. So there's partial evidence from richard trumka. Well you didn't include all of his interview. Would you like to include. How about this. The international union of north america said the keystone decision will cost one thousand existing union jobs and ten thousand projected construction jobs. Well what mr trump. Also indicated in the same interview was that president biden has proposed a climate plan with transformative investments and infrastructure and laid out a plan that will not only create millions of good union jobs but also helped tackle the climate crisis. That guy was peter doocy from fox news and i always hate his questions because he takes four ever to get to the point he just beats around the bush because his conscience is fighting him the whole time and at least that's what it seems like. It's like that tiny little part of them that still has morals and ethics is trying to tell him. He's being deceiving and a bad journalist. But pete here just wants at fox news money one of the more unexpected biden policies. I would say. Just because. I never thought he would actually do. It is that he announced on friday. That trump wouldn't be eligible to receive intelligence briefings anymore. This is the first time that a former president has been cut out of these briefings. But we've never truly had a president trump have we biden explained in that norah o'donnell interview saying quote. I just think that there's no need for him. To have the intelligence briefings. What value is giving him. An intelligence briefing. What impact does he have at all other than the fact that he might slip and say something and he also said that has shown quote erratic behavior. Well that certainly the polite way to say that. He's been acting crazy honestly if he didn't read them well he was president. Why should he get them now. I mean the way. I imagine it. They practically had to create puppet shows and plays to get him the information that was in those briefings like they probably had to act it out for him. The man doesn't or possibly can't read so the story here as promised is about the flus really bad year sir remember. I talked a couple weeks ago. About how bad well not. How bad how good for us it was that. This year's flu season is almost nonexistent. In that was in new york city as it turns out that sort of the case. Globally this reporting from the atlantic followed a doctor from the mayo clinic in rochester minnesota. And they just sort of talked it over with them. What they're seeing in. Why we might be seeing this really good flu season for us. He said on december first that they began testing all patients with respiratory symptoms for covert and the flu so thousands and thousands of these tests have turned up positive for covid but out of the twenty thousand flu tests that they've run which is ten times. The usual number zero have come back positive for the flu since early fall. Eight hundred thousand flu tests in the. Us have been done and only fifteen hundred have been positive. That's point two percent for context. That's about one hundred times so last year. We had a hundred times more cases at this time when we had done. Eight hundred thousand tests back then. The flu positivity rate was anywhere between twenty and thirty percent twenty and thirty percent a lot of other respiratory viruses have disappeared as well well disappeared in quotes because they're still out there somewhere including ones for the common cold. Obviously the reason for this is the number of restrictions and precautions that we've had to put in place social distancing masks etc and all of those help because the regular flu and covid spread in pretty much the same ways however covert spreads more easily because it can be passed on by people who don't even have symptoms in front example just look at all these super spreader events. That didn't happen before. It's not like if you went to the movie theater and just anyone had the flu. You al- suddenly got the flu. There are also differences at the macroscopic level. Like how it sticks to the particles that we exhale when we breathe or talk like cova sticks more easily so is easier to transmit of course doctors
Tony Katz Weekend
Biden says "no need" for Trump to still receive intel briefings
"Telling CBS anchor Norah O'Donnell. He's concerned about giving Mr Trump classified information, and it's time now for our Sunday group
The Weekly Check Up
Biden says son Hunter's book "gave me hope"
"A pre Super Bowl sit down interview as he talks about his son's substance abuse struggle. The president sitting down with CBS News anchor Norah O'Donnell and talking about his son, Hunter and his struggles with drugs, honesty with which he stepped forward and talked about the problem and the whole That it gave me hope. Reading it. Hunter Biden's book, Beautiful Things will be released. April 6th Robin Wolinsky
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Biden says Iran must return to negotiating table before U.S. lifts sanctions
"Leader is urging the United States a lift all sanctions if it wants Iran to live up to the commitments under its nuclear deal with world powers. But in an interview with our Norah O'Donnell, president Biden says the U. S won't be making the first move. Will the US lift sanctions first in order to get Iran back to the negotiating table? No. They have to stop enriching uranium. First, the full interview with the president cares at 4 P.m. eastern on CBS ahead of the Super Bowl. We have just
Weekend Edition Saturday
Biden's Minimum-Wage Proposal: When Would It Reach $15 an Hour?
"Democrats in Congress are advancing President Biden's $1.9 Trillion covert relief package without Republicans. Planning to use a procedure known as budget reconciliation to pass it with a simple majority. Still, MPR's Asia. Roscoe reports President Biden's plan to boost the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour. Is not now appear likely to get done. President Biden says his proposal to raise the minimum wage will likely not survive in the Senate. He told CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell that he still believes that Congress should vote on an increase to be phased in overtime. I'm prepared as prez United States on a separate negotiation on minimum wage toe work my way up from it what it is now by then also said he's not willing to negotiate on the amount of the $1400. Let's check included in the aid package. But he said he is willing to impose tighter limits on who receives the direct payments based on income. Aisha Roscoe NPR news
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Biden's $1,400 stimulus check
"Massive pandemic stimulus plan facing strong opposition from congressional Republicans, the president is indicating he's willing to give a little I'm Tom 40 president Biden is signaling some flexibility on a key part of his pandemic relief package about who should get additional help checks. Mr Biden spoke to CBS Evening News anchor Norah O'Donnell. Is it someone who makes upto? $50,000 or is it someone who makes up to $75,000? I'm prepared to negotiate that. But here's the deal. Middle class folks need help, but you don't need to get any help to someone making 300,000 bucks. More
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President Biden Set for Super Bowl Pre-Game Interview With Norah O’Donnell
"And President Biden while the president will be sitting down with CBS Evening News anchor and managing editor Norah O'Donnell in a pre game interview that'll air in the four o'clock hour on Sunday, former President Barack Obama conducted an interview during the Super Bowl back in 2016. Former president Trump did one before the big game in 2019 coming up next in money
Tom and Curley
U.S. formally links Russia to massive 'ongoing' cyber attack
"That hacking attack on U. S government agencies last month? CBS is Norah O'Donnell says there's been an extraordinary development, The FBI and three other national security agencies put out a rare joint statement saying Russia was likely behind the cyber hacking of multiple government departments. The hacks appear to be part of a spying effort not to disrupt operations and now President Trump has questioned Russia's involvement, suggesting China may have been behind the attacks. This now makes clear that the intelligence community believes it is likely Russia on an
WBZ Midday News
Kamala Harris lists 'racist' actions by Trump in '60 minutes' interview
"Vanins running mate, Senator Kamala Harris, asked by CBS anchor Norah O'Donnell. If she thinks President Trump is a racist, you can look at Charlottesville. When there were peaceful protesters and on the other side neo Nazis and he talks about fine people on either side, calling Mexicans, rapists and criminals. His first order of business was to institute and Muslim Ban. Senator Harris on 60 Minutes, which also aired Lesley Stahl's interview with President Trump that interview that made headlines even before it was broadcast after the president abruptly left the interview, saying it was unfair and then preempting the broadcast by posting the entire interview on Facebook.
Jay Talking
Ex-C.I.A. Officer Is Accused of Spying for China
"CIA officer and a contract linguist for the F B. I is now charged with spying for China. CBS's Norah O'Donnell with details. Former U. S. Intelligence officers in custody charged with spying for China A Justice Department alleges that Alexander Ma was caught on video in a sting operation last year, accepting money from an FBI operative posing as Chinese spy. Federal prosecutors say Ma gave China classified FBI documents and sensitive information about CIA employees.
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Why the 'CBS Evening News' failed to air for a chunk of America
"Night an explanation for why didn't air no news was not good news for CBS he was on the east coast and in the Midwest was shut out of their daily fix of the CBS evening news the nightly newscast anchored by Norah o'donnell is done in Washington was supposed to be sent out through a control room in Washington but it had technical difficulties and no back up instead of seeing the o'donnell newscast local stations in the east and Midwest got a feed of the CBS and streaming