Im sorry im sorry get out and go. Captioning funded by cbs good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. Annemarie green is off, im wendy gillette. Hundreds of protesters outside the u. S. Embassy in baghdad are gone this morning. Tensions remain high. The proiran demonstrators withdrew from the compound after two days of clashes with american forces. President trump says iran will be held fully responsible. Laura podesta is in new york. Whats the fallout from the embassy violence . Reporter wendy, there are several levels of fallout. One, its a security concern. How did these protesters breach checkpoints in order to get into the Embassy Compound . Theres also a relationship fallout. Tensions between iran and the u. S. Are now at an alltime high since iran is accused of backing these protesters even though the country denies it. As protesters withdraw from the u. S. Embassy in baghdad, more american troops are on their way to the middle east. The depar
Tonight. Were very happy to welcome Erika Bolstad in conversation with Lydia Kiesling as a documentary filmmaker and journalist who has studied and written vastly about Climate Change and fossil fuels. Erika bolstad the personal connection to oil was brought to light and late in late 2009 when her ailing mother unexpectedly received a check for leased mineral rights. They were rights that dated back to 1951, leased by ericas grandfather from the land that his mother had homesteaded in the early 1900s. In north dakota. Ericas great grandmother, anna, was a woman of potential fortune, lost to history with very little photo evidence or writing. In fact, annas husband had committed her to an asylum under mysterious circumstances. In her book windfall, the prairie woman who lost her way and the great granddaughter who found her Erika Bolstad excavates. Her familys buried past and its stark connection to the Promised Land of the american west. Both dad will be joined in conversation tonight
Stepping down from Republican Senate leadership. Reaction from his colleagues. And remembering richard lewis. What those who knew him well are saying about the comedian and his trademark dark sense of humor. Good morning, and good to be with you. Im annemarie green. We start with the u. S. Supreme courts announcement that it will review Donald Trumps president ial immunity claims in his election interference trial. That pushes the timeline for trumps federal trial well into the president ial election season. Yesterday trump announced the news. Jarred hill has more. Good morning. Reporter good morning. You know, while the Supreme Court hearing is going to be focused on trumps federal election interference case, the ruling could impact a number of his other cases and shape how we think about the limits of president ial power. In the latest twist in one of former president trumps ongoing legal challenges, the Supreme Court is setting the stage for a landmark case that could shape the futu
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Documentary filmmaker and journalist who has studied and written vastly about Climate Change and fossil fuels. Erika bolstad the personal connection to oil was brought to light and late in late 2009 when her ailing mother unexpectedly received a check for leased mineral rights. They were rights that dated back to 1951, leased by ericas grandfather from the land that his mother had homesteaded in the early 1900s. In north dakota. Ericas great grandmother, anna, was a woman of potential fortune, lost to history with very little photo evidence or writing. In fact, annas husband had committed her to an asylum under mysterious circumstances. In her book windfall, the prairie woman who lost her way and the great granddaughter who found her Erika Bolstad excavates. Her familys buried past and its stark connection to the Promised Land of the american west. Both dad will be joined in conversation tonight by lydia kiesling. Shes the author of the novel the golden state. Tonights event includes a