and here with me to discuss my interview with, scott brown. good evening, senator, most see donald trump as a strong businessman but now we see kind of a personal side. should he do more of this? >> well, i think it certainly is important. and by the way, good evening, judge to you and all of your viewers. and thank you for having me on. i think it's important to talk about personal stories in someone's life, especially if you're going to be representing this great country. i think marco rubio does it very, very well. what donald referenced with the loss of his brother is certainly very powerful. and his discipline with his kids is notable. he keeps saying if i'm not treated fairly. i have not heard anyone ask him what does that actually mean, fairly? i think he is being treated very fairly. does fairly mean that you're asked tough questions or you're bringing up references of things you have said and you change your mind and you get put on the spot? so maybe next time you can ask him what does it actually mean, fairly? >> well, i don't think

and here with me to discuss my interview with, scott brown. good evening, senator, most see donald trump as a strong businessman but now we see kind of a personal side. should he do more of this? >> well, i think it certainly is important. and by the way, good evening, judge to you and all of your viewers. and thank you for having me on. i think it's important to talk about personal stories in someone's life, especially if you're going to be representing this great country. i think marco rubio does it very, very well. what donald referenced with the loss of his brother is certainly very powerful. and his discipline with his kids is notable. he keeps saying if i'm not treated fairly. i have not heard anyone ask him what does that actually mean, fairly? i think he is being treated very fairly. does fairly mean that you're asked tough questions or you're bringing up references of things you have said and you change your mind and you get put on the spot? so maybe next time you can ask him what does it actually mean, fairly? >> well, i don't think

former senator scott brown is with us.donald trump is a strong businessman but now we see it is a personal side. should we do more of this? >> i think it is certainly important. good evening judge to you and all of your viewers. thank you for having me on. i think it's important to talk about personal stories in someone's life. especially if you are in this great country. marco rubio does it well. what he said about his brother is powerful and his discipline with his kids is something i certainly believe in. i was making notes as i was listening. congratulations on the inview. he keeps saying if i am not treated fairly. i have not heard any one ask him what does that mean fairly? i think he is being treated very fairly. does that mean you are asked tough questions or you are bringing up references about everything you said or you change your mooned or you get put on the spot what does it actually mean? >> i don't know if donald trump ever feels he is on the spot. senator let's talk about this. you have run several campaign

and here with me to discuss my interview with, scott brown.enator, most see donald trump as a strong businessman but now we see kind of a personal side. should he do more of this? >> well, i think it certainly is important. and by the way, good evening, judge to you and all of your viewers. and thank you for having me on. i think it's important to talk about personal stories in someone's life, especially if you're going to be representing this great country. i think marco rubio does it very, very well. what donald referenced with the loss of his brother is certainly very powerful. and his discipline with his kids is notable. he keeps saying if i'm not treated fairly. i have not heard anyone ask him what does that actually mean, fairly? i think he is being treated very fairly. does fairly mean that you're asked tough questions or you're bringing up references of things you have said and you change your mind and you get put on the spot? so maybe next time you can ask him what does it actually mean, fairly? >> well, i don't think if donald trump

joining us now former mts senator scott brown, scott, senator brown, 600 -- we knew these attacks wereoing on but you look at chai chart and pattern on that chart it is clear that the chinese has specific things that they're going for, they're going for silicon valley, washington, d.c. and other places that they can obtain information and this is more than just an economic situation. it make me feel very vulnerable to look at that map. >> well, certainly charles first of all thank you for having me on, and it is not -- no secret and secondly, that map is not secret anymore. [laughter] the fact that they have it that it is out is good for the public to understand what is going on so they can take precautions. i can say former senator i was aware of those attacks, i felt and still feel that cybersecurity is one of the -- new frontier where the next battles are going to be taking place, and if you look at that map, you're right silicon valley up in massachusetts, the boston year, high-tech biofarmers area and strategic areas in our country so i'm deeply concerned and it comes from lack of

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brown had been convicted a few years earlier for fraud. >> lawrence scott and william brown both hadtions with the funeral home and with mr. white, also were beneficiaries on the policy. and the familial relationship that was cited there was one of being cousins. they weren't cousins. >> coincidentally, the insurance policies also contained an accidental death provision, meaning there was an extra payout of $350,000 if frankie pullian died in an accident. the last of the policies was issued just five days before frankie's death. frankie's medical records indicated he was released from the military because he was neurologically impaired. >> i think within six to eight months, he was released, discharged from the service because he couldn't pass the particular tests that were required of him. >> yet, the man who underwent the physical examination for the life insurance policies was not neurologically impaired. >> that individual who purported to be franklin pullian was healthy and fit. certainly, it wasn't the same person. >> and there was another bizarre incident at the physical exami

still with us former senator scott brown and tammy bruce.k a little bit about that interview, mr. to be. didn't ask about many questions about his foreign policy. is that his heel? >> well, everything is bernie sanders achilles heel? bernie sanders is like your crazy oldgrapher that you want to take out to dinner but you don't want to move in with you. . liz: what do you find objectable? >> i find some of the things he points out the size of banks big government catering to large corporations to be viable. but just the fact -- liz: wait a minute sorry. we're going to get the senator tammy in a second. he said business model on wall street fraud. does anybody believe that? >> well, donald trump said he's going to build a wall in mexico. so we have politicians saying things. this is like spring training right now. i like to do a sports analogy, bernie sanders is like this rookie who is a pitcher they've never seen before. so they don't know what he's got yet. liz: okay. >> but once they do, he's gone. >> with all due respect, bernie is not a r

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back with me is guy benson, chris kofinis, scott brown. hing americans always cared about with regard to iran is hostages. going back to 1979 with jimmy carter and iran still has four american hostages. donald trump has made a big point of it. that was no part of this negotiation. i understand why but that's something that makes americans mad they do care about, correct? >> of course they care about it. we have american citizens in iran's control. iran is the number one exporter of terrorism around the region and potentially around the world and we'll give them what, $150 billion of assets to go out and wreak more and more havoc with no guaranties they will protect and respect the right of israel to survive and live? it is unbelievable this deal. david: even susan rice has admitted that, chris, that the money they will get, windfall of at least 100 billion some of that will go to terrorism. you still have the spiritual leader of iran saying openly we're not going to allow foreigners to come into our military bases for inspection, sort of ne

former massachusetts senator scott brown is here.would get his thoughts on the menu are looking at right there, donald trump going to jury duty and the latest on the big campaign for the donald. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end august 31st. share your summer moments in your mercedes-benz with us. rameau's office morning. it is august 18th and with me this hour is jo lin kent and kevin kelly on capital partners. another big selloff for chinese stocks overnight, china's central bank injecting the largest one day and out of cash into the financial system in a year-and-a-half. look at the sell-off. the shanghai composite closing down 245 points, a loss of 6%. new video from sky news of the blast that rocked bangkok yesterday. thailand's government says it has suspects. neil: people were killed in the blast. we have reports of a second explosion but no reports of injuries.

scott brown. this takes a couple of bounces and lands in the cup. a hole in one! he finished tied for third. the winner davis love 3-finished 17 under par to win his third wyndham championship and the oldest player to win a pga championship. >>> usain bolt is back as he took the championships in beijing. he finished in 5.9 seconds. he beat rival justin gatlin by just 100th of a second! >>> boxing megastar floyd mayweather posted this picture on instagram over the weekend. my new 4.8 million dollar car. treveta. i don't know if i said it right. i can't afford it or can barely say it. the only one built in the world with a 4. liter v-8 engine and yielding 1,018 horsepower and the car was also featured on jay leno's garage. take a good look because most of us wents be able to get on't be able to get near that thing. >>> ahead, it's every teen's nightmare. why you may want to call this boy a different boyfriend. you're watching "early today." >>> time now for some entertainment news. what is all of the commotion? well, members of the westboro baptist church got a visi

on the third, an indication of wouldn't be tiger's day but someone else, his playing partner, scott browne aide to get -- a's to get to 15-under. tiger, disastrous 11 hole ended his hopes. blades the chip. a triple bogey 7. finished 13-under in a tie for 10th. now to love, the u.s.' next rider cup captain into the lead. jason gore can force playoff with love if he can drain this one. birdie putt on 18. love becomes the third oldest to win a pga tour event. >> a few days ago, it was the panthers losing their star wide receiver, kelvin benjamin, to an acl tear. today appears the same thing may have happened to jordy nelson, aaron rodgers' go-to go. makes the catch. looks to tweak the knee. initial report is a torn acl but he will undergo an mri tomorrow. tough break for green bay. they're the favorite in vegas to win the super bowl. >>> niner and cowboys just underway at levi's stadium. 3-0 niners right now. highlights and reaction at 9:00 and 11:00. >> college football kicks off in less than two weeks, and stanford will open with the top 25 ranking. cardinal ranked 21st when they start the

this playing partner, scott browne, the a's to get -- the ace to get to 15-under. tiger becomes a short game hack like the rest of us. rallied if birds on four of the lost six, needed to win or solo second to advance to next week's fedex cup playoffs. love, the next rye -- ryder cup captain. jason governor can force a playoff if he can drain this birdie putt. no, at 5 1, love, the old toast win a pga tour event. wins have spanned decades, 18992, 2006, and now 2015. >> come back from two big surgeries surgeries and everybody helping me with my golf game, and general webber hanging me in. people ask why jeff hasn't got a young guy, and i don't know why he hasn't. he hung in with me. fun to keep kole beating on the tour. >> amazing story. a few days ago it was carolina losing their star wide without kelvin benjamin to an arl. may have happened to jordy nelson. here's the play. two and a half minutes in against the steelers. makes the catch. looks like he kind of tweaks the knee. the initial port is a torn acl. he will undergo an mri. the coach says tomorrow. a tough b

this playing partner, scott browne, the a's to get -- the ace to get to 15-under. tiger becomes a short game hack like the rest of us. rallied if birds on four of the lost six, needed to win or solo second to advance to next week's fedex cup playoffs. love, the next rye -- ryder cup captain. jason governor can force a playoff if he can drain this birdie putt. no, at 5 1, love, the old toast win a pga tour event. wins have spanned decades, 18992, 2006, and now 2015. >> come back from two big surgeries surgeries and everybody helping me with my golf game, and general webber hanging me in. people ask why jeff hasn't got a young guy, and i don't know why he hasn't. he hung in with me. fun to keep kole beating on the tour. >> amazing story. a few days ago it was carolina losing their star wide without kelvin benjamin to an arl. may have happened to jordy nelson. here's the play. two and a half minutes in against the steelers. makes the catch. looks like he kind of tweaks the knee. the initial port is a torn acl. he will undergo an mri. the coach says tomorrow. a tough b

scott brown did incredibly well by raising the amnesty issue with popular voters, it is not popular withmost of the people who control the media. when the defunding of obama's executive amnesty came up the republicans did try to fight it and dammit crested a filibuster for three weeks but unless you probably didn't know about it. there's just no media attention to it. now they have betrayed us on trade, my objection on the trade deal is it's a backdoor amnesty, it allows not only the freedom movement of goods but the free movement of people. so of people. so the company can say what i need so many low-wage workers coming in to take these jobs, republicans have a winning issue here if they would just talk about it. but the rule is there are a lot of bad republicans, there are no good democrats, their fair number of republicans in both the house and senate who are fantastic on amnesty and we need to push them and elevate them, people people need to be more like them. i also think we need to take out one this is what voters can do they should stop being stupid, i think we only need to take

the shot of the weekend goes to scott brown. par three from 162 yards out takes a couple of bounces and goes right in for the hole in one. he finished tied for third. the winner though, 51-year-o'1"d davis love the third wins and becomes the third oldest player to win a pga championship. >>> congratulations to this guy. bolt overcame daughters as he took on the world championships in beijing. he finished 9.79 seconds beating rival justin gatlin by just 100th of a second. then there's this. boxing mega star floyd mayweather posted this picture on instagram with the caption, my new $4.8 million car. a travata. i don't even know what that is but apparently it's very expensive. it's the only one built in the world with a 4.8 liter engine, yielding 1,000 horsepower. it goes other to 60 in 2.9 seconds, pulling a whopping g and a half of horse. it was featured on leno's garage. >>> former daily show host jon stewart was the host of the wwe summer slam last night, battling it out for the title. stewart made his way to the ring and helpe

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we have scott brown. senator brown i will start with you. pretty ambitious and comprehensive than that be done? >> people have been talking about it when i was a senator. there are parts that i think make a lot of sense. obviously changing the fact if somebody has the baby here the 14th amendment will take acts of congress but in reality you cannot but you can do certain other things. don't forget this president has set the tone like executive order so i am not sure i would have to do research but looking at what it anybody agrees on, building a ball into pays for it began in mexico over $1 billion. can you offset that? it is it just a solid wall that using natural boundaries to increase the border security there were a lot of things that many people agree with and here is the issue to bring it to the forefront to be loud and obnoxious and it is catching on. charles: no doubt it has been around for awhile but nobody has said this is how we deal with it but it will be very expensive the ceos said $20 billion to maintain a wallet and '03 could

clinton was with the jenner kardashian west klan, i got myselfy, clinton's campaign at the home of scott brown, the manager of justin bieber and arianna grande looking very smiley, this got thousands every tweets. back to both of you of steers. >> reporter: was rosie o'donnell watching with children? robert: apparently. juliet: she pulled no punches attacking other people, she made a career out of it. thanks. appreciate it. robert: chuck schumer making big news during the debate, he spoke out against the iran nuclear agreement making him one of the most prominent democrats to oppose president obama's policy. juliet: he believes the risk is too great to use the agreement for nefarious goals. angle has come out against the deal with republicans unanimously opposing the policy, they will need support from democrats. it is important. the white house has been in contact with jewish democrats this week and the white house says they will support the agreement. robert: police in brooklyn are asking your help find the man who tried to reach a woman last weekend before midnight last saturday, 24-year-ol

and rachel campos duffy, is our one lucky goy guy, the former senator of massachusetts, senator scott brown is here and he is "outnumbered." welcome. >> good to see you. >> there is pinpoints having to do with the military we will get to. >> isn't every state great? we say the great state of -- but isn't every state great? >> it is. but i love saying it. 300 and counting. fox news as learned the number of hillary clinton's e-mails flagged for potentially classified content is up to 305 and there could be more as investigators scramble to screen the documents. former ambassador to the united nations, john bolton, said the feds pouring through the server probably don't think it is funny. >> i think people who have lived under the rigors of the classification system and went to lengths to keep the sensitive material out of the public eye and avoid the risk of compromise see the pattern of behavior over four years and they are outraged. i hate to be the political official at the justice department or white house that tried to stop it. >> ed henry is joining us from las vegas where hillary clint

this event was actually held at the home of scott brown he's the manager of justin bieber and a ariana grande getting a lot of buzz on social media with thousands it have retweets and favorites. back to both of you upstairs. >> liz thank you very much. 6:12, 100 now diagnosed with legionnaires' disease as death toll rises to ten now. >> a concerning situation, city officials are also beginning to inspect cooling towers across the city. we'll have much more on this coming up in a live report with stacey delikat in just a few minutes. she'll also talk about how the cdc is now getting involved. ing for now, though, we have plenty more coming up. including startling number of americans who say they drink and drive. >> yeah, and mike on a note is checking the forecast for us. mike: beautiful out there. clouds arranged for the morning hours that's really for folks over central and southern section of new jersey, an over into long island. but even those clouds are breaking up. so another warm, dry day coming 70 central park. end up in lower 80s. by the way we have the fox 5 weather app at app

the final round of the championship in greensville north carolina, scott brown's tee shot on the par 3, the cup is 162 yards away, and brown makes the hole-in-one. the georgia native would finish tied for third because of the great distinction of making the play of the day. >>> it is now almost 6:26: coming up, booted off a wine train in napa, why the pictures posted of the incident are now creating a huge buzz online. >> and i'm kit live in east san jose where police,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, hey there fellow californians i know you're staying golden by managing your energy use... which means managing water too, sfx: rawr especially during a drought. learn to save water, energy and money at energyupgradeca.org aa chance to try somethinglook. different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. take advantage of our summer offers. get this low mileage lease on select ats models, in stock the longest, for around 269 per month. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> the debate over oil trains tracking through your backyard, how lo

and rachel campos duffy, is our one lucky goy guy, the former senator of massachusetts, senator scott brown "outnumbered." welcome. >> good to see you. >> there is pinpoints having to do with the military we will get to. >> isn't every state great? we say the great state of -- but isn't every state great? >> it is. but i love saying it. 300 and counting. fox news as learned the number of hillary clinton's e-mails flagged for potentially classified content is up to 305 and there could be more as investigators

jim paulson is with us, and scott brown. ed had this picture in mind with some brutal moves in emerging markets and stock. for the first interest rate hike after the recession, does that mean that they'll hold off in september? >> i think there's a good chance that they'll hold off. it doesn't matter too much whether they move in september or december or even early in 2016. but they are set to move at some point. when you look at the job market, we were seeing pretty good improvement. we're not quite there. there's plenty of signs of slack. at the current pace of improvement, we're close to normal late 2016, 2017. so the fed really kind of wants to move to a less accommodative position. there's plenty of time to do that. in the short term, it's the inflation figures that we're likely to see the concern. >> yeah. they're not seeing inflation. >> in emerging economies. even today's numbers, they're not worried about current inflation. they're worried about future inflation, and there it's the commodity price pressures that are

scott brown on whether it could be reduced to that. what do you think? >> i certainly hope not. i would put my money on marco rubio or scott walker, younger people mixing it up. neil: there is a temptation, you had many debates, this idea that is how you look to your future constituents, those you want to make your constituents in in your case in massachusetts in the first when you couldn't look too crazy, addressing a liberal state but estate that was angry and getting restless so you had to walk a fine line and present yourself as a guy speaks of a different language than the see you were telling but one who wasn't a grenade throwing at. you have a couple people on the podium, both debate today who have a reputation for being grenade throwing. what do you tell them to do? >> i think anybody running in the primary, 17 people make a better president and hillary clinton. i am very impressed with folks who put their name and family and the lease on the line with regard to what we need to do when this is over is unite as a party to take on hillary clinton, presumed nominee for the d

joining us former deputy chief of staff karl rove and former senator scott brown.ny," it's next, stuart varney, please take it, sir. stuart: okay. i'll take it. thanks very much. the political ground is shifting. newcomers to politics surging. the old guard in sharp decline and that's true of both parties. good monday morning everyone. the latest fox poll shows the impact of the big debate. politicians not popular. jeb bush lost more ground than any other candidate. dr. ben carson gained more than any other, and trump stays way out in front. and he is outlined what i'm going to call a radical immigration plan. trump says the illegals must go back. put a hold on new green cards and visas, and no more anchor babies. how about that? hillary clinton's e-mail trouble just got worse.

senator scott brown. it begins here at 6 a.m. eastern. we're having too much fun. "varney & company," it's next, stuart varney, please take it, sir. stuart: okay. i'll take it. thanks very much. the political ground is shifting. newcomers to politics surging. the old guard in sharp decline and that's true of both parties. good monday morning everyone. the latest fox poll shows the impact of the big debate. politicians not popular. jeb bush lost more ground than any other candidate. dr. ben carson gained more than any other, and trump stays way out in front. and he is outlined what i'm going to call a radical immigration plan. trump says the illegals must go back. put a hold on new green cards and visas, and no more anchor babies. how about that? hillary clinton's e-mail trouble just got worse. 60 reportedly contain classified information. not just two. and 58% of the fox poll says she knowingly lied about it. to the markets this monday morning, it looks like the gas price surge is winding down. so, cheer up, everyone, our guy says it will be much cheaper very soon.

early monday morning, 23-year-old robbie scott was hit by a car on brown avenue in bensalem. he vehicle kept going. two off-duty firefighters found scott in the road and called for help. nbc 10 was with his family last night when they met and thanked one of those firefighters. scott is in critical but stable condition. the impact shattered just about every bone on the left side of his body. first responder ryan thompson described what he found. >> we were just driving up the street. there he was laying in the middle of the street screaming for help. >> thank god they found him. i don't know if he would have survived if he was there any longer. >> scott's family put up $1,000 of their own money as a reward for any information on the driver. police say the vehicle would have damage to its front hood fenders and maybe the windshield. >>> happening today, a man accused of killing a baby has a court hearing in cumberland county. manuel mike faces murder and child endangerment charges. in march, his ç9-week-old stepdaughter died at a home in millville. the medical examiner discover

senate race with scott brown and gene shaheen.t somewhere around $7 million for the entire race. the incumbent governor of new hampshire is a democrat when she ran for re-election. she spent $2 to $3 million. john kasich's super pac putting in $4 million is going to drive a bit of an artificial high in these numbers. but i got to say looking back, there isn't anything differently i would do if i were john kasich. on the back end he is building up that campaign organization. >> right. he certainly is. of course, we had carly fiorina on earlier. >> yeah. >> she's slowly moving up. >> slowly moving up. bob costa on the campaign trail, are you picking up from kasich and fiorina? >> in different ways. you see for kasich he's really creating a difficult situation for bush in new hampshire. bush is getting attacked on the right from trump. and then from the center left, the more moderate conservative side, that's kasich. and so bush's coalition in new hampshire is disappearing. it's difficult situation. carly, she's a player in iowa. tru

early monday morning, 23-year-old robbie scott was hit you about a car on brown avenue in bensalem. e vehicle kept going. two off duty firefighters found scott and called for help. nbc 10 was with his family when they met and thanked one of those firefighters. scott is still in critical but stable condition. the impact, says his grandmother, shattered almost every bone on the left side of his body. first responder ryan thompson tells us what he found. >> we jumped out of the car and do what we could. >> thank god they found him. i don't know if he would have survived if he was there any longer. i really done the know. >> scott's family has put up to a $1,000 reward. the vehicle would have damage to the front hood and maybe the wind shield. >>> philadelphia police have arrested a suspect in that series of burglaries near drexel university. police say since saturday, someone broke into five homes in powelton village taking electronics, backpacks and other items. >>> manuel mikes faces murder and child endangerment charges. in march, his 9-week-old stepdaughter died at a home in millvil

we must not accept more deaths of on armed blacks like michael brown, walter scott, and too many to name, too many to name. we must not continue being the country in the world with more people in jail than any other. and the people in jail are disproportionately people of color. we must become the country in the world which invests in job and education, not jails and incarceration. and when we talk of bringing our country together, we cannot forget that there are now 11 million people here who are undocumented. we must provide legal protections for them. we must pass comprehensive immigration reform. and we must provide a path for citizenship. and we must be clear that the racist and un-american idea that we are going to somehow round up millions of people in the dead of the night is not what this country is about and it is not going to happen. you are looking at a former congressman who did not believe george w. bush, dick cheney, and don rumsfeld, and voted against the war in iraq, a war which turned out to be one of the worst foreign-policy blunders in the modern history of this count

scott rates is following the details >> scott : the one year anniversary of the shooting death of michel brown in ferguson. and just in the past few hours tensions their have escalating quickly -- gun shots rang out forcing reporters and police to take cover, take listen >>:take cover >> scott :scary stuff right there, now according to the st. louis county police department, one of their officers came under heavy fire and had to return shots during protest tonight. the department confirming to the associated press, that at least two unmarked police car were hit by gunfire several hundred protesters have gathered to mark the anniversary of the shooting death of 18-year old michael brown. demonstrators blocked traffic tonight and are being warned to clear the roadway or they will face arrest. now as right it unclear if anyone was injured. we will of corse keep updated both on air and online, vicky >> vicki : the 27-year-old man accused of killing a toddler is speaking out tonight. kron 4's kate cagle sat down with the man. and explains what he had to say. it's a story you'll only see on kron 4.

brown about afghanistan. after that, three candidates, first senator marco rubio delivering a speech on china in south carolina, and also from south carolina, the sconce and governor scottoreign-policy goals, and later, donald trump speaking to a republican group in nashville. ,nnouncer: this week on "q&a" brookings institute senior fellow dr. vanda felbab-brown focuses on counterinsurgency efforts very and state building efforts in afghanistan and the global war on drugs. brian: dr. vanda felbab-brown can we start with your name. where does it come from? i was born in czechoslovakia. the name is not czech. wanda with a w is a fairly common polish name. the one that i was named after, is the inventor of orchids. it is interesting because a lot is based on working on in danger of species and conservation. i guess i was born to this name. arabic even is though i was born in czechoslovakia. brian: you think your mother in your books. -- you think your mother in your books. , thoseessentially letters are the female endings. it can mean belonging to the man. simplicity, and also because i did not want the connotation, i dropped those letters. brian: how long have you been in

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. >>> coming up next, "cbs evening news", with scott pelley, tonight, signs of healing in ferguson, missouri, within year after michael brown's death and little boy on the mission, to turn every frown, upside down. here's scott pelley, take care, we will see you tonight. >> pelley: the clash in cleveland. trump returns fire. >> i don't, frankly, have time for total political correctness. >> pelley: also tonight, will james holmes be executed for the theater massacre? the jury has decided. we're on the scene as a typhoon batters taiwan. the environmental protection agency makes an environmental disaster even worse. and steve hartman "on the road," on a journey measured in smiles. >> i'm countin on it to be 33,000. >> reporter: 33,000? that's a pretty big goal. >> uh-huh. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: it was the biggest audience ever for a

i'm talking about people like sandra bland and michael brown, and walter scott and freddie gray and manymany unarmed african-americans who died at the hands of police officers or in police custody. >> now, bernie sanders did meet with about 50 clergy leaders yesterday, rochelle. a lot of them african-americans. he's trying to take his message directly to them. we'll see how it pays off over the coming weeks. rochelle. >> thank you, libby. >>> now some of the top republican candidates descended on ohio. they are attending -- defending the american dream summit in columbus. ted cruz kicked off the event with an appeal for religious freedom. this was after cruz was publicly criticized by ellen page calling the supreme court's decision to legalize same-sex marriage tyranny. rick perry drew big cheers. perry stressed his humble beginnings and what he called his deep rooted conservative beliefs. and senator marco rubio also trailing behind donald trump told the crowd, no matter who wins, he will be happy that it will be the end of president obama's term. senior leaders from north and south kor

cases like michael brown and walter scott have put it back into the news and have highlighted it forlions of americans. to say all lives matter doesn't really sound like you're trying to affirm the value of all lives. it sounds like you're trying to dismiss the idea of this particular problem. >> like they're missing the point basically of what this is all about. >> you're eating dinner, and you're like, can i have a serving of that, and your dad says, we can all have a serving. it's ignoring the extra request. no, i want the serving of that. not a general issue here. >> but what do you say to the other side that have argued these politicians, saying why are we being so politically correct here with this? >> i think jemele said this before. it's almost like black lives matter should have a "too" on the end of it. it's a call for black lives to matter and for politicians to look at these disparities and this idea that all lives matter sort of misses the point. that this is a very specific problem. but i do think you've had candidates say all lives matter, back up and say wait a minute

brown,bland, michael walter scott, freddie gray -- we know their names. each of them died on armed at the hands of police officers or in police custody. let us all be very clear. and brutality of any kind, particularly at the hands of law enforcement sworn to protect and serve their communities is unacceptable and must not be tolerated. [applause] we must reform our criminal justice system, black life to matter, and we must value black lives. [applause] we must move away from the militarization of police forces. we have all seen this heavy-duty equipment. it looks like they are invading the city, going to war, and that is not the signal that the police departments should be signaling -- sending around this country. they should not be an oppressive force. we need a justice department which takes the lead and working with states and localities to train police officers. resort,ould be the last not the first resort. for people who have committed crimes that have landed them in jail, there needs to be a path back from prison. -- we sendces in them to jail, the

you are actually trying to write an opera based on dread scott and what dred scott has to do with mike brownhe protest? yes, i was brought into a project by creative times to work on a public art installation in st. louis. i started this project before michael brown was shot. but when i came to st. louis to ,isit the site and do research the michael brown incident had happened. when i arrived to do the research, demonstrations had already begun. it was already international news. i had no idea -- when i took on this project that it would become so meaningful. so while i was doing research for this, i went to test there's a famous courthouse in st. louis where the dred scott decisions took place. .here were three trials a lot of people don't know that. amy: dred scott, who sued for his freedom. he admitted to a free state area -- moved to a tryingate area and was to say on the basis of that, he should not be returned to a slave state. amy: and the dred scott decision? >> it went against him at first, but then, ultimately, on retrial, he and harriet gained their freedom. while i was doing this

sandra bland, michael brown, air guard, walter scott -- eric garner, walter scott, tamir rice .e know their names. each of them died unarmed at the hands of police officers or in police custody. violence ever tally of any kind, particularly at the hands of law enforcement's want to protect and serve the communities, is unacceptable and must not be tolerated. we must reform our criminal justice system. likewise do matter and we must value -- black lives do matter and we must value black lives. we must move away from the militarization of police force. you have all seen on tv, this heavy equipment. it looks like they are invading the city, it is like they're going to war. it is not a single police departments should be sending around this country. police should be part of the community, not an oppressive force. we need a justice department which takes the lead in working with states and localities to train police forces. force should be a last resort, not the first resort. for people who have committed crimes that have landed them in jail, there needs to be a path .ack from prison

brown's death. from ferguson, here now with scott pelley, take care family, we will see you later >> pelley: a statef emergency is in effect for ferguson after an anniversary marked by violence and another police shooting of a black teen. and a disaster is declared in colorado as waste from an abandoned gold mine threatens drinking water. we know where trump stands in the polls after the debate, but where does he stand on the issues? and after a skydive goes terribly wrong -- >> i knew i was going way too fast. >> pelley: -- a surgeon pulls a medical ripcord. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: tonight a state of emergency is in effect in ferguson, missouri, the county police are in charge after a night of violence on the anniversary of the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man by awh

early monday morning, 23-year-old robbie scott was hit by a car onç brown avenue in bensalem. he vehicle kept going. two off-duty firefighters happened to come along and find scott lying in the road. they called for help. nbc 10 was with his family when they met and thanked one of those firefighters. there you go there. now, scott is in critical but stable condition. his grandmother says the impact shattered almost every bone on the left side of his body. first responder. >> there he was in the mid of the street screaming for help. we jumped out of the car and did what we could. >> thank god they found him. i don't know if he would have survived if he had been there any longer. >> scott's family put up $1,000 for information leading to the person who ran over him. >>> 6:04. 64 degrees outside. today in new castle county, delaware, police are cracking down on drunk drivers. a dui task force is setting up check points in wilmington, part of a six-month long campaign that began in june. last month, 100 people were arrested for driving under the influence. >>> working without pay.