This week on “Face the Nation,” moderator John Dickerson interviews Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Sen. Mark Warner, and RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel. With just two more days until the crucial midterm elections, a new CBS Battleground Tracker previews what to look for on Election Day.
CBS News' director of elections and surveys Anthony Salvanto looks at the midterm elections, and what voters should look for as the results come in.
In November 1978 Jackie Speier was an attorney on the staff of Congressman Leo Ryan that was investigating human rights abuses by Jim Jones, the leader of the Peoples Temple cult in Guyana. While on a fact-finding mission, Speier was shot five times by Jones' followers, but survived. Some 900 members of the cult did not, victims of a mass murder-suicide. Speier, now a Congresswoman from California, talks about surviving the horror, and how that formative moment changed her.
Zac Mayo and Lucy Rogers are Republican and Democratic candidates aggressively competing for a State House seat in Vermont. But this highly-competitive race took a dramatic turn when the two recently ended a debate by joining together in harmony. Steve Hartman reports.
British composer Max Richter's most ambitious work," Sleep," is an eight-hour "lullaby" that is to be heard while tucked into bed. Richter recently performed it under the stars in Los Angeles, at a giant slumber party with 500 guests. Tracy Smith reports.
From the midterm elections to a folk music legend's birthday, "Sunday Morning" takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead
In 1978 the Calif. Congresswoman, then a congressional attorney, was nearly killed in a savage attack while on a fact-finding mission into Jim Jones and the Peoples Temple cult
CBS News Battleground Tracker poll ran three scenarios — our best estimate has Democrats gaining a few more seats than needed to narrowly win control of the House
CBS News' director of elections and surveys Anthony Salvanto on elections that have primacy in our Constitution: the race for control of Congress
Pompeo disputed that President Trump's emphasis on immigration in recent weeks was aimed at rallying his base ahead of the midterms
Every autumn Jeff Folger heads off in search of the most beautiful yellows and oranges and reds and shares them with the world
Correspondent Tony Dokoupil talks with Chuck Lorre, the producer of such TV hits as "The Big Bang Theory," "Young Sheldon" and "Mom," who discusses his latest show for Netflix, "The Kominsky Method," as well as with the series' star Michael Douglas. Lorre also talks about his tough childhood on Long Island, his late-blooming success in TV, and rewriting his reputation as "The Angriest Man in Television."
Photographer Jeff Folger goes by the name "Jeff Foliage," and he REALLY loves fall colors. In New England, where tourists spend around $3 billion over the course of leaf peeping season, he heads off in his red SUV in search of the most beautiful yellows and oranges and shares them with the world. He also shared his search with Conor Knighton.
Since civics was dropped from school curriculums, awareness of our constitutional government (and our participation in it) has gone downhill. (Only about 25% of Americans can name the three branches of government, and 10% think that Judge Judy is on the Supreme Court,) Mo Rocca talks with Supreme Court Associate Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Neil Gorsuch about promoting civics education. Rocca also talks with Eric Liu, who created Citizen University to help cultivate the values of good citizenship;... Читать дальше...
Former Boston crime boss and FBI informant James "Whitey" Bulger, jailed in connection with 11 murders and other crimes, was found dead in a West Virginia prison this week. Jane Pauley reports on the notorious crime figure's life, and death.
The former Boston crime boss and FBI informant, jailed in connection with 11 murders and other crimes, was slain in a West Virginia prison
Instead of a paintbrush, Alexandre Farto uses drills and jackhammers to create large-scale public art that exposes layers of a city's history. Once seen as a vandal known by his tag, Vhils, he has fueled the flourishing street art scene in his native Lisbon, Portugal, where murals have added a colorful touch to the otherwise overlooked or mundane, and he has transformed buildings in cities around the world by exposing layers of history. Seth Doane reports.
Instead of a paintbrush, Alexandre Farto – once seen as a vandal - uses drills and jackhammers to create large-scale public art that exposes layers of a city's history
On November 4, 1916, the future CBS Newsman who would be heralded as "The Most Trusted Man in America" was born
Oscar-winning actor-producer Michael Douglas is stepping into a rare comedic role with the new Netflix series, "The Kominsky Method." Produced by Chuck Lorre, the show is about an aging actor and his aging agent-friend, played by Alan Arkin. Douglas talked with correspondent Tony Dokoupil about why he chose to sign onto working with Lorre and develop his "comedy chops."
We leave you this Sunday Morning among the wolves at Yellowstone National Park. Videographer: Judy Lehmberg.
Veteran TV producer Chuck Lorre, noted for creating such comedy hits as "The Big Bang Theory" and "Mom," has extended his support to a health facility, the Venice Family Clinic's Robert Levine Family Health Center, in Venice, Calif. He explained to correspondent Tony Dokoupil why he built the clinic, dedicated to his father: "It's a frightening things to be ill and not know where to go."
The following is a transcript of the interview with Democratic Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia that aired Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018, on "Face the Nation"
The following is a transcript of the interview with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that aired Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018, on "Face the Nation"
