refer to his predecessor and the difference in their agendas. the speech focused on possible campaign issues like the border, gun control, and reproductive rights. president biden also addressed criticisms about his age, saying it gives him a clear understanding of american values. alabama senator katie britt delivered the republican response. she gave a forceful rebuke of mr. biden's presidency, saying many families now feel the american dream is a nightmare. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. it's friday, march 8th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." >> this is a moment to speak the truth and bury lies. you can't love your country only when you win. >> making his case for a second

term, president biden delivers a raucous "state of the union" address taking on donald trump without ever mentioning his name. his predecessor's reaction as the presidential rematch kicks into high gear. good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president biden delivered a fiery "state of the union" address before a divided congress and the american public less than eight months before november's general election. the president touted his administration's accomplishments and drew a stark contrast to his likely 2024 gop rival, touching on a slew of topics from the threat to our democracy to the israel-hamas war to immigration, the economy, taxes, and women's reproductive health. cbs' willie james inman joins us from capitol hill with reaction. good morning. >> reporter: hey there, good early morning to you. no topic shortage indeed last night during the president's "state of the union" address where he laid out those

priorities for the nation ahead of what will likely be a contentious election battle. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. [ cheers ] >> reporter: president biden came out swinging in an election year "state of the union" address hitting many of the key issues on voters' minds like his age. >> the issue facing our nation isn't how old we are, it's how old are ideas. >> reporter: reproductive rights -- >> i'll restore roe v. wade as the law of the land again. >> reporter: the economy and immigration -- >> we need to act now. >> reporter: the president sometimes sparred with republican lawmakers like this response to congresswoman marjorie taylor greene over the killing of a young georgia woman allegedly by a suspect who illegally entered the u.s. from venezuela. >> lincoln riley, an innocent young woman who was killed by an illegal. >> reporter: the president also took on his likely 2024 gop rival, former president donald trump, referring to him as my

predecessor 13 times. >> what's happened now is a horror show. >> reporter: trump slammed the address on social media calling it, quote, an angry, polarizing, and hate-filled speech. while alabama senator katie britt delivered the official gop response with her kitchen as the backdrop. >> president biden just doesn't get it. >> reporter: on foreign policy, biden vowed to stand up to russian president vladimir putin. as pro-palestinian protesters stood outside the capitol, inside the president announced plans to build a temporary port to get more humanitarian aid into gaza, and he plans to bring israeli hostages taken by hamas home. later today president biden heads to philadelphia, your city there, anne-marie, for a campaign event. over the weekend he will visit the atlanta area. these are two battleground states that were pivotal to president biden's win in 2020, and he's seeking to bring his message directly to the american people. anne-marie?

>> all right. thanks for the warning. that means traffic's going to be a nightmare in philly today. willie james inman, thank you so much. as willie mentioned, president biden addressed the worsening humanitarian crisis in gaza calling on israel to help get desperately needed aid into the war-torn region. the u.s. military along with other countries carried out another round of airdrops yesterday sending thousands of meals parachuting into gaza. meanwhile, as israel marked five months since the october 7th massacre, it's looking more unlikely there will be any sort of cease-fire and hostage release before the start of ramadan this weekend. hamas says its delegation left cairo yesterday and talks would resume next week. egyptian officials said earlier that negotiations reached an impasse over hamas' demand for a phased process resulting in an end to the war. during last night's "state of the union" address, president biden welcomed sweden as the newest member of nato. the country's prime minister received a round of applause

when he was introduced by the president. earlier the prime minister and secretary of state antony blinken took part in a ceremony at the state department. sweden became the 32nd member of the alliance ending decades of post-world war ii neutrality. just three months after being expelled from congress former republican representative george santos says he's running again. santos, who still retains floor privileges, showed up at the "state of the union" address. it was during a speech that santos announced on x that he'll run against sitting new york republican congressman nick lalota. now santos was expelled from congress after being charged with multiple counts of fraud and stealing from donors. severe storms threaten more than 20 million people across the south today and tomorrow. we could possibly see tornadoes, large hail, and flooding. the storms will first move through parts of eastern texas larks la, and mississippi today. they will push east arriving in alabama and georgia later this

afternoon. saturday a risk of severe storms extends in florida, from the florida panhandle, rather, to the carolinas. the chance of flooding will be highest in parts of the georgia and alabama where six inches of rain will be possible through saturday. an active duty army soldier and intelligence analyst is set to make his first court appearance today on charges of selling sensitive military documents to china. sergeant korbein schultz allegedly received more than $40,000 for information about weapons and missile defense systems, as well as the u.s. defense of taiwan. he's accused of using his top-secret security clearance to download classified u.s. government records. congress is one step closer to offering tiktok a life-changing choice. a house committee advanced a bill that would require tiktok to divest from its parent company or face being banned. cbs' jarred hill joins us with the latest on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know, the committee here

saying that this is a national security priority. but some other house members, tiktok itself, and a lot of users who actually called their member of congress to complain about the bill argue that a possible ban infringes on their free speech. this morning on capitol hill, tiktok's time could be running out. >> the bill's adopted. >> reporter: thursday republicans and democrats on the house energy and commerce committee pushed along a bill to give tiktok nearly six months to either sever ties with its china-based owner, bytedance, or be banned from u.s. app stores. >> the laws in china allow the chinese communist party to compel companies like tiktok to share data with them whether the companies want to or not. >> the basic ownership structure has to change. that's the message we've heard from every single national security official in the biden administration right now. >> reporter: yesterday tiktok had a message of its own -- mobilizing some of its nearly 170 million users to call their member of congress to object to

the legislation. a tiktok spokesman told cbs news only users over 18 were asked to call. >> you have to put in your zip code so that tiktok can tell you which representative you should call. imagine when china wants to use it more nefariously. imagine when they want to engage in psychological warfare against the american people. >> reporter: tiktok argues the bill would trample first amendment rights of american users. legal analysts say that's not quite clear. >>the government is not required to say that when it comes to all of these different private companies and platforms that they have to be allowed to operate. >> reporter: as the biden campaign builds out its tiktok presence, the biden white house signals it's behind the new bill. well, the full house is expected to vote on this actually next week. really pushing this thing forward as quickly as possible. >> all right, we'll see how it unfolds. thank you very much. >> reporter: no problem.

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the "san antonio express-news" says a new investigation placed no blame on the uvalde, texas, police department for the bungled response to the 2022 elementary school shooting that killed 19 students and two teachers. former detective jesse prado led the independent investigation ordered by the city. during a city council meeting yesterday attended by victims' families, he said there were many failures on the part of police but no violations of policy by local officers. he said they acted in good faith. parents were outraged. >> you call that good faith? they stood there 77 minutes. >> my daughter was left for dead. these police officers signed up to do a job. they didn't do it. >> hundreds of heavily armed local, state, and federal officers waited more than an hour before confronting the teenaged shooter. the "detroit free press" reports on the first day of testimony in the involuntary

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