cbs reporter kenneth craig on the emotional homecoming. >> reporter: president trump hosted u.s. pastor andrew brunson in the oval office at the white house. brunson prayed with the president and thanked him for intervening on his behalf. >> we especially want to thank the administration. you really fought for us, unusually so from the time you took office. >> reporter: brunson was detained for two years after a failed military coup in turkey in 2016. turkish authorities accused him of espionage and terrorism, allegations which he denies. before arriving in the u.s., brunson stopped in germany, where he was greeted by the u.s. ambassador to germany. >> and he had an american flag to give us, and i took it, and i very naturally just -- i kissed it. i love this country. >> reporter: rollingses between the u.s. and turkey were stranded as the white house demanded that brunson be released. the trump administration also imposed stiff tariffs on aluminum and steel imports. president trump thanked turkey's president for allowing brunson to come home. >> this is a tremendous step toward

reena. >> ninan: kenneth craig, thank you, kenneth. senator joe manchin of west virginia was the only democrat to vote for kavanaugh. manchin is locked in a tough re-election bid in a deeply red state. senator lisa murkowski of alaska was the only senate republican to oppose kavanaugh. murkowski did not officially vote today as a courtesy to fellow republican steve daines, who is in montana at his daughter's wedding. susan collins of maine was the last senate republican on friday to announce her vote in support of kavanaugh. she spoke to john dickerson today in an interview for "face the nation." >> hardest decision you've ever made? >> it certainly ranks right up there. there's no doubt about it. there have been other very difficult decisions, but this was a tough one. >> i heard george w. bush made a number of calls to you. >> he did. he actually called me three times. he knows brett kavanaugh very well. and wanted me to know of his personal experience with him and endorsement of him. >> give me a sense you gave the speech what the r

cbs reporter kenneth craig says today's vote follows weeks of division and hostility both for and against the nomination. >> reporter: by a count of 50- 48, the senate confirmed judge brett kavanaugh to the nation's high escort. he was sworn in in a private ceremony shortly afterward. >> today begins a new chapter in american history where the supreme court will move significantly to the right. >> reporter: the confirmation capped off a bitter partisan fight, defined by allegations that judge kavanaugh sexual assaulted dr. christine blasey ford when both were teenagers. a brief fbi investigation turned up no corroborating witnesses. democrats and republicans blamed each other for the spectacle. >> it has been cruel, reckless, and incurrent. >> i believe republican leaders and president trump did everything they could to hide the facts. >> reporter: protesters in the gallery tried several times to interrupt the vote. outside they spent the day in vocal objection to kavanaugh as capitol police hauled off some demonstrators in handcuffs. >> i was here to protest when anita hill wasn't believ

kenneth craig reports. >> the tragedy unfolded wednesday evening in florence, south carolina. >> we lost a good friend of mine. an officer that i have known for 30 years. >> officers were trying to execute a search warrant at a home in the vicinity of vincent drive and hoffmire road. as they approached the house someone opened fire at them. >> these officers, unknowing of the fire power the suspect had. and again, they thought it was a random search warrant. >> within minutes three sheriffs deputies and four city police officers was shot. an officer from the city has been pronounced dead. the conditions of the others were not made public. >> fire was being shot all over. the way the suspect was posit n positioned, his view to fire was several hundred yards. so he had an advantage, and the officers couldn't get to the ones that were down. >> about two hours after it began the florence county emergency management agency declared the active shooting situation over saying the suspect had surrendered following a standoff with police. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> a navy veteran in uta

kenneth craig has the latest. >> reporter: president trump hosted u.s. pastor andrew brunson in the oval office at the white house. brunson prayed with the president and thanked him for intervening on his behalf. >> we especially want to thank the administration. you really fought for us, unusually so from the time you took office. >> reporter: brunson was detained for two years after a failed military coup in turkey in 2016. turkish authorities accused him of espionage and terrorism, allegations which he denies. before arriving in the u.s., brunson stopped in germany, where he was greeted by the u.s. ambassador to germany. >> and he had an american flag to give us, and i took it, and i very naturally -- i kissed it. i love this country. >> reporter: relations between the u.s. and turkey were stranded as the white house demanded that brunson be released. the trump administration also imposed stiff tariffs on aluminum and steel imports. president trump thanked turkey's president for allowing brunson to come home. >> this is a tremendous step toward having

kenneth craig has more. >> porter: by unt 50- hiescourt. udge vaugh toe he was sworn in in a private ceremony shortly afterward. >> today begins a new chapter in american history where the supreme court will move significantly to the right. >> the confirmation capped off a bitter partisan fight, the fight by allegations that judge cavanagh sexually assaulted dr. christine ford when both were teenagers. a brief fbi investigation turned up no corroborating witnesses, democrats and republicans blamed each other for the spectacle. >> it has been cruel, reckless, and in decent. >> i believe republican leaders and president trump did everything they could to hide the facts. >> protesters in the gallery tried several times to interrupt the vote. outside they spent the day in vocal objection to kavanaugh as capital police hold off soreto anita hill wasn't believed, and i can't believe i'm back here again for the same reason. >> kavanaugh the crowd. >> the reality is our judicial system is based on the presumption of innocence. >> president trump ha

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> major controversy in a baseball play-off game. we are going to show you the play and you can make the call. and you are going to flip over this baseball game if you haven't seen it. trust me. we're coming up. >> getting another live look outside as we take a look at the golden gate bridge: play of the >>> last night the american league play-off game between boston and houston had it all. but it's a controversial out that will be they will be talking about for years to come. bottom of the first, boston up 2-0. houston's jose altuve had a two-run home run but the play was reviewed. umpires ruled fans interfered with mookie as he tried to make the catch. altuve was out. the astros didn't score in the inning. and they were furious. top of the sixth, houston 5-4. then jackie bradley junior a two-run jack. red sox retake the lead at 6- 5. bottom of the 9th, astros trailing 8-6. bregman bases loaded looks like he will tie the game or win it but andrew made the diving catch to end the game. and the red sox win 8-6. and they take a 3-1 ser

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> a former oakland athletics plays hero last night for the los angeles dodgers. and it's a game of issues in the baseball play-offs. we'll wrap it up for you coming up. icuomizable streaming tv forour family. ...whatever size. live tv and the latest icshows to stream. streaming tv forour family. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. >>> the amazing story of max munsee continues into the post- season. the a's cut him last year and he got signed by the dodgers. he led l.a. with 35 home runs. they could have used maddox against l.a. there goes max munsee becoming just the four dodin history to ger hit a home run i his first career post-season at bat. three-run job. dodgers win game one 6-0. >>> the brewer fan sitting in the bob eucker seats. tied the game with two in the ninth. in the tenth, milwaukee wins it with a walk-off

our coverage starts with cbs reporter kenneth craig. >> reporter: by a count of 50 to 48, the senateconfirmed brett kavanaugh to the nation's high escort. he was sworn in shortly afterward. >> today begins a new chapter in american move significantly to the right. >> reporter: the confirmation capped off a bitter partisan fight, defined by allegations that kavanaugh sexual assaulted christine blasey ford when both were teenagers. a brief fbi investigation turned up no corroborating witnesses. democrats and republicans blamed each other for the spectacle. >> it has been cruel, reckless, and indecent. >> i believe republican leaders and president trump did everything they could to hide the facts. >> reporter: protesters in the gallery tried several times to interrupt the vote. outside, they spent the day in vocal objection to kavanaugh as capitol police hauled off some demonstrators in handcuffs. >> i was here to protest when anita hill wasn't believed, and i can't believe i'm back here again for the same reason. >> reporter: kavanaugh also had supporters in the crowd. >> the reality i

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> starkist is facing a hundred million for price fixing. the justice department says starkist conspired with its competitors from 2010 to 2013 to coop canned tuna prices artificially high in the u.s. the company has agreed this week to plead guilty. the actual amount of the fine will be determined later at a sentencing hearing in san francisco. >>> unless you're buying right off the boat, it can be tough to tell where your seafood is coming from, or even if you're actually getting what you're paying for. cbs reporter meg oliver on a new study that will have you checking what you eat. >> there's no antibiotics. >> reporter: every week, lisa rosenberg peppers her local seafood market with plenty of questions. . from salmon and scallops to shrimp, lisa wants to know when and where everything came from. >> just knowing that the seafood we're getting is fresh and coming from a country that has shipped it in a timely manner and markets it and is honest with their marketing practices. >> reporter: those practices have come under fire around the gl

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> thousands of central american migrants on a desperate track to reach the u.s., packed a bridge connecting guatemala and mexico today. the caravan, which is mostly people from honduras, say they are fleeing poverty and violence. mexican authorities are refusing to let them all enter the country, and say they will only allow small groups in, starting with women and children, but many are tired of waiting, and jumped off the bridge and into the river to get across. now, those who decided to stay are sleeping on the bridge, and only a few were given food and a place to sleep at a nearby shelter. during a rally in nevada today, president trump says the caravan must be stopped before it reaches the u.s., and threatened to use military force to do it. >> i think some bad people started that caravan. more importantly or maybe almost as importantly, you have some very, very bad people in the car van. you have some very tough criminal elements within the caravan. but i will seal off the border before they come into this country, and i'll bring out our mili

kenneth craig is on the waterfront in manasquan, new jersey, where the weather is already kicking up. kenneth, good morning. sounds like it's kicking up so bad maybe we are missing kenneth craig at this point in time. we'll have to get back to him. >> reporter: michelle, good morning to you from the jersey shore. make no mistake, we are in the thick of this storm this morning. this is an area of major concern and this is one of the many reasons why. look behind me. you can see the houses here. right on the other side of this road right here is the ocean and these homes are totally unprotected. the wind has been battering this coastline for hours, as you can see. and the rain started overnight as it did for much of the east coast as millions of residents experienced their first nor'easter of the season. gayle warnin gale warnings in effect from north carolina up to maine and some areas could see wind gusts today of upwards of 60 miles per hour. but it's not just the wind that's the concern today, it's also the potential for rain. many people are going to see anywhere from 1 to 2 inches

. >> kenneth craig, new york. >> that's the "cbs overnight news" for many monday.for some of you, the news continues. for others check back for the morning news and "cbs this morning". >>> it's monday, october 15th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." in an interview on 60 minutes, president trump promises strong consequences in the case of missing journalist jamal khashoggi. he also touches on a wide range of subjects from climate change to justice brett kavanaugh accuser christine blasey ford. >>> dozens are still missing days after hurricane michael. the delicate search through the rubble. >>> and once the biggest retailer in the united states, sears has filed for bankruptcy.

kenneth craig has the story. >> three, two, one, ignition, liftoff. >> reporter: this november a spacex's orbit including one that comes not from a laboratory but from the nevada museum of art. it's called orbital reflector and the it's the latest work by artist trevor paglen. >> the point of working on orbital reflector was to try to imagine a different kind of infrastructure. could reimagine making a satellite that's the act open cyst every other satellite. >> reporter: this satellite balloon will unravel and expand once in space going from a package the size of a shoe box to a diamond sculpture the size of two school busss. >> for me it was important to create a catalyst for people to good out and to look at the sky and think about the politics of space and public space. >> after working on a previous project, paglen began to see a disturbing trend. >> the time has come to establish the united states space force. >> i was noticing that there was a kind of military occupation of space that had been in place for a long time. e mht>> r paglen the ss a team that brought experts in from u