mark, why do you think sarah palin lost tonight?ll, i think she comes with a lot of baggage, obviously. i think there is a larger conversation about whether this speaks to a larger trend line in the midterms and i think since the dobbs decision, democrats have over performed a number of races now. but obviously, sarah palin is -- she is, she is a sui generis character, right? she's not necessarily representative of a congressional candidate somewhere else in the country. but having said, that is a really troubling trend line and results for republicans in these last few weeks, partly because it's also another celebrity quasi-freak show candidate that comes from the trump trend, the trump, holdout voters seem to be showing, time and time again, they are pretty sick of. so, that has got to be problematic also. but bottom line, the seat has been red since about 16 20, or whatever, and now it is flipping -- red and that's bottom line. >> nick begich, her opponent, is saying she lost not because of -- but because her unfavorable writing

palin, 48.5%.o serve out the remainder of don young's term, the late republican congressman that held that seat for nearly 50 years. but i want to show you how we got here. it was through this quirky system of ranked choice voting. so this was the initial preference over here, when people first cast their ballots, peltola was out in front with 39.7%. sarah palin, 30.9%. and nick begich, another republican candidate, though, comes from a famous democratic family in alaska, at 27.8%. nobody got 50%. so they enter ranked choice voting. that means taking nick begich's voters and finding out who was their second choice and redistributing them. begich gets eliminated. with that redistribution, that's how peltola wins. she, the democrat won enough of nick begich's second choices of the voters who picked begich, enough of them picked peltola as their second choice over sarah palin. why? what else is playing into this? obviously the palin factor. what was a component in this campaign that her opponents were

>> mark do y-do -- why do you think sarah palin lost tonight? >> i think there is a lot of baggage and there is a larger conversation whether this speaks to a larger trend line. in the mid texas, since the dobbs decision, democrats have overperformed in a number of races now. obviously, sara pulen, is a sui generis character and not necessarily representative of a candidate somewhere else in the country, and having said that, it is a truly troubling trend line for republicans in the last few weeks, partly because it is another several quasi--freak show candidate that comes from the trump tradition, the trump mold that voters seem to be showing time and time again, they're pretty sick of. so that's kind of the problematic situation also. but bottom line, the seat has been red since 1620 or whatever and now flipping blue and a bottom line good night for the democrats. >> and she lost not because of ranked choice voting but because her your favorable rating is so high. it bears mentioning on august 8, the day the d.o.j. searched mar-a-lago, donald

sarah palin. sarah palin knows a thing or 2 about close elections. governor sarah palin, the graduate of alaska, the former governor of alaska is best known for her and successful vice presidential run with john mccain in 2008. when he lost to barack obama, you can actually see russia from land here in alaska. when alaska went to the polls to elect a new member of congress in august, you, helen found herself in a 3 way race or we have just begun and we it. is that a fight for what is right for alaska incarnation, but she was defeated by mary pol toola who was now the 1st native american woman to represent alaska in the house of representatives. being alaska native is part of my ethnicity, but i'm much more than my ethnicity and i'll be looking forward to working forward . ah, for all alaskans here in this, in the short see, the special election was called after the death of the former office holder. alaska has the highest proportion of native americans in the united states, and the vote was the 1s

palin and peltola among the candidates there then. democrat will represent alaska. in victory she thanked and paid homage to the republican who died opening the seat up. sarah palin says i may not be done yet. >> i intend to be in so many ways, you know, really trying to live up to the legacy that don laid for alaska and championed and worked for all alaskans. >> i do repeat that you don't need a title, you don't need an office to make a difference. so we're going to get out there, using whatever tools and forums and formats that we have to fight for what's right. >> our great reporters are back with us to discuss. number one, we'll see what happens in november. but this sarah palin, obviously a nationally known candidate, a celebrity, loses this race. but alaska now gets a democrat for the first time in nearly 50 years. democrats are ecstatic. here's what peltola told cnn about the abortion interview. she said he should saw abortion rights as a key issue in the race. alaska despite its republican leanings, has a libertarian bent. "we

the most surprising example of which is probably former governor sarah palin.the two say they bonded as expected others working in the state capital of the same time. and although palin admits that the two have very different viewpoints, she has said that mary peltola is a beautiful soul who has a heart for alaska. in any other state, the sort of friendship might seem surprising, but this is alaska, and doing the unexpected has kind of become her thing. during her campaign, she vocally supported abortion rights, she also voiced support for universal background checks while campaigning in a pro gun state. and in the end it works, voters have elected her to finish the term of the late congressman don young. she is now the first native -- joining me now is democratic congresswoman-elect, we mary peltola have alaska. i know you're not tired of hearing the insured democratic congresswoman-elect, am i right? >> thank you so much, alex. no, it hasn't gotten old yet. >> good. first, congratulations. second, let's start talking about what went down. for people who are t

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him also, sarah palin loses, a i totally shoe in, winnable seat in alaska. going to represent that state for the first time in the state's history. that is next. sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. don't miss our labor day weekend special. save 50% on the sleep number 360® limited edition smart bed. ends labor day. and it's easier than ever to get your projects done right. with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness check out angi.com today. angi... and done. >> some really shocking news on this wednesday night. just this hour, finally getting the results from alaska special election to replace the late republican congressman don young. don young represented alaska in the at large seat for 50 years, since 1972. he has been a republican the whole time. the last time the state was represented by democrat was i misspoke, back in 1972. nbc's predicting that the democrat in that race, a woman named mary peltola -- you see who she won it over, sarah palin, i while g

it's not just that palin race in isolation, it is a repeated example.k. you have individual referendums across the country where democratic enthusiasm has risen. that's probably universally recognized. you have seen the backlash after the dobbs decision fuel democrats. and you're seeing weak republican candidates not getting the trump boost. trump strategy's can work because he finds a voter that will come out for him. it's not clear that that same type of voter will come out for a sarah palin, will come out for a blake masters or a j.d. vance in ohio. they are hoping that this race becomes nationalized, that these individual races become wrapped up in the larger d versus r battle of polarization. in alas kaka, it builds on the larger trend where democrats are feeling increasingly good about their chances in november, when we started off with a feeling that this might be a republican wave year. >> and your colleague at "the washington post" agreed with that sentiment, writing that democrats have overperformed their 2020 margins, talking about those spec

interview tonight with the newest democrat elected to congress, last night mary peltola defeated sarah palin in the alaska election for the election, we will have the latestve coming up. >>> and donald trump lawyers faced off with the department of justice tonight. >>> we start tonight withwi a stark warning from the president of the united states. >> too much of what is happening in our country today is not normal. donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremismes that threatens the very foundation of our republic. there's no question that the republican party today is dominated, driven and intimidated by donald trump and the maga republicans. and that is a threat to this country. maga republicans do not respect the constitution. they do not believe in the rule of law. they do not recognize the will of the people. they refuse to accept the results of a free election. and promote authoritarian leadersor and flame the threatsf violence and a threat to our personal right, to the pursuit of justice, to the rule of law torque the very soul of this country. they look at the mob that

palin was embracing donald trump.boost them in this race and what led to the rise of petola. it will be interesting to see if petola can hold this ahead of the general election as they vie in a couple months. but it was a huge win and a huge success for democrats. >> daniel, i want to go to you on the broader picture and what it means for democrats in the midterms because you see democrats across the board in these special elections, exceeding their 2020 performances in a handful of the special house elections since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. look at the numbers. these are the results in the special house elections from 2020 baseline. nebraska, demes up six. minnesota, same. new york, 19th, plus one. the 23rd, plus five. the average is plus six, since roe was overturned. >> this is something i'm hearing from strategists for a while. they see a silver lining from the dobbs decision. they enjoy a boost on the generic ballot in 2022. this is something they see as maybe mnot a game-changer for te entire cyc

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sarah palin. oh sarah palin knows a thing or 2 about close elections. governor sarah palin, of the great state of alaska. the former governor of alaska is best known for her and successful vice presidential run with john mccain in 2008. when he lost to barack obama, you can actually see russia from land here in alaska. when alaska went to the polls to elect a new member of congress in august, helen found herself in a 3 way race auto. we have just begun and we, it, it's a, a fight for what is right for alaska in for our nation. but she was defeated by mary pol toola who was now the 1st native american woman to represent alaska in the house of representatives. being alaskan native is part of my ethnicity, but i'm much more than my ethnicity. and i'll be looking forward to working forward . ah, for all alaskans here in this, in the short see, the special election was called after the death of the former office holder. alaska has the highest proportion of native americans in the united states. and the

the begich didn't just go to sarah palin.nk of his voters who actually made peltola their second choice. >> wow. >> able to pick up some votes and i think key to the whole thing ended up being, there were 11,000 people who voted for begich, other republican in the first round, who did not put on their ballot a second choice. called those exhausted ballots. don't get counted in the send round. you could debate why that was. maybe just didn't want to vote for a democrat but didn't like palin, kind of shrugged, left, just voted for begich, but 11,000 folks who voted for the other republican just didn't vote in the second round. a ingredients as well. first democrat to win and female in alaska. >> really good stuff. >>> and obviously the sigh i made was not about you. intending midterms, just two months away and exhaustive race ahead of us. you particularly, sir. thank you, steve. >> thanks. >>> and as i mentioned from critical midterm elections helping to determine who will control the u.s. house. profiling one race a day here o

and in this case, it was sarah palin.ill be interesting to see whether that system is adopted elsewhere. and again we're gonna see these carrots on the ballot in november for a full term. so we will get another look at the new democrat-palooza palin and make vega. but for the short term they work for the democrats tonight. >> steward before the dobbs ruling, med were out registering women in alaska,, 3 to 1. after the ruling that flipped women were up seven. and we saw a surge in new democrats registering to vote. what does this trend tell you? >> yes you know i don't really think we've seen anything like this that i can remember in politics for supreme court decision is having a big impact politically across the board. there was a significant shift in the generic both,, democrat versus republican that occurred after the ruling. i think if one of these cases were in previous elections and this makes sense that a lot of the energy and the abortion movement is those who are against abortion. so now we have roe v. wade who h

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i reload. >> reporter: come november, it's game on, as palin and begich will challenge her again for a full two-year term. >> working on momentum we gaine. we have shown that it is doable. >> reporter: hedging her bets for a repeat return to washington. nikole killion, cbs news, the capitol. >>> next on the "cbs weekend news" remembering an academy award winner who terrified movie audiences everywhere. >>> a gian today. his playing described as spiritual. he explored and expanded the boundaries of his sax foerns notably with john coltrane in the '60s. he died in los angeles. he was 81. >>> today actress luiz fletcher is remembered for playing one. big screen's most villainous characters ever. >> mr. chess wick, you sit down! >> reporter: nurse ratchet's in 1975's "one flew over the cuckoo's nest" she humiliated and tortured patients giving nurses a bad name everywhere. she won a best actress for the role pap daughter of deaf parents, her acceptance speech was also memorable f. you're ux kuz me, for my mother and my father, i want to say thank you for teaching me to have a dream. you

among her opponents, one sarah palin. her loss, sarah palin said the new ranked-choice system was a mistake for alaska in a state donald trump won by ten points in 2020. joining us now, my friend, a.b. stoddard, associate editor and columnist for real clear politics. sarah palin is sort of the one political show that i can't even bring myself to watch, but i did read about it this morning, and i wonder what you think the broader takeaways are, that palin, who, in fairness to palin, was all things trump, better and before donald trump ever was. so, if that's what they're into, she is that and then some. but the voters of alaska were not that into her. >> that's right, nicole. she certainly ushered in an era of sort of scorched earth and confrontational combat politics that the base loved. and republicans like john mccain discovered that in 2008, and it's been a very unhappy marriage ever since between what's now only a few remaining establishment republicans and trump's republican party that really evolved from sarah palin

with 93% of the vote in, petola, has a 51.5% lead to palin's 48.5. the race was the first of alaska's new ranked choice voting system and some republicans have turned to calling the process illegitimate. what a surprise. in a statement, slamming it confusing ranked choice voting system. arkansas senator tom cotton tweeted that ranked choice voting is a scam to rig elections. >>> the ongoing water crisis in jackson, mississippi, has left thousands of people without running water and it is now a political blame game between state and city officials. jackson's mayor says the city has been in a constant state of emergency since bill water notices and low water pressure adding that issues stem from inadequate maintenance. state officials are saying they put the blame of jackson's water crisis on a combination of flooding, long-standing infrastructure problems, and staffing shortages. both city and state officials have offered few details on when conditions will improve, and the mayor of jackson, mississippi, will join us later this morning. on "morning jo

defeating sarah palin. race as well. >> it was an unusual race, they used ranked-choice ballots here, but the conventional wisdom really has been, we're going to see this red wave come this november. it could be more of a ripple now, and a big part of that really is the roe decision, and the motivation that democrats have had to come out and vote, and in the case of alaska i think sarah palin's own popularity in the state which isn't so great these days played a big role, but democrats are really seeing a wind at the their backs in the wake of roe. >> and peltola didn't go after palin, they became friends when they were both pregnant. >> right. right. >> palin didn't go after her specifically 37. >> no, and you know this was a special elections. democrats have fared fairly well in these special elections. we're going to see palin go up against her again in the general election, this was just to take that seat until january. >> the ceiling for maga candidates is real. palin was the first choice of so many bu

. >>> sarah palin is not heading to the u.s. congress, at least not yet. the formal public nominee for vice president has lost her bid to fill alaska's vacant house seat. trump backed palin was defeated by mary peltola, who will become the first indigenous member of congress. palin blamed the loss on the system of ranked choice voting, used for the first time in the special election. the people of alaska do not want the destructive democrat agenda to rule our land and our lives, that is what resulted from someone's experience with this new am a crazy, convoluted, confusing, ranked voting system. it has disenfranchised 60% of voters. alaska's only house he has been empty since march, after the state republican congressman died. palin will get another shot of the house, to the november midterm election, when she and peltola will be on the ballot, once again. palin is vowing to reload instead of retreat. >>> joe biden has to philadelphia, to light a fire under democrats heading into the midterm elections. house minority leader kevin mccarthy is expected to gi

i think that was the result. >> is this about sarah palin specifically?lesson that republicans can glean from this loss? >> if they wanted to talk a lesson from it, it might well be that the local leads -- in this case, alaska only gets one representative. they've got to get it right. they've got salmon shortage, climate change issues just like everywhere else. and it seems voters don't want to throw it away on someone that's going to get up and do the clelebrity thing. i don't know if they're looking for a celebrity there. that's a lesson republicans should take to heart. >> let's also not sell the democratic now winner short here. i mean, first native alaskan ever to be elected. i think that says something. also a democrat hasn't won in, what, 50 years in that seat? i mean, that says something. and i think it's another indicator that democrats have hope. >> let's turn to dr. oz on comments on abortion. we're going to play first what he said in may of this year. this was during the primary. then we're going to play something from an interview he in 2019

democrats won the special election, delaying penalties palin's plan to make a comeback. she flipped the seat that was left and will become the first alaskan native in congress. palin became the republican vice residential nominee in 2008 and in 2009 resided midway through her long-term in the governor's office. she has not run for office and then, despite today's setback, she will get another chance at the house right right with both peltola and palin in a separate election in november. >>> the news continues, we will hand it over to don lemon. >> thank you for joining us. i appreciate it. >>> last night, we were here, waiting for the doj to risk bond to trump's team wanting a special master. now, team trump is responding in court and i to that blockbuster doj following about the mar-a-lago investigation, doubling down on their plea for a special master and acknowledging classified material was found at mar-a- lago, but essentially claiming, that is not a big deal. so, imagine this is you. you get in some legal trouble, try that defense for yourself if you are under inve

final tally 51 5% to palin's 48.5%. she will serve out the rest of the late republican congressman don young's term. the election actually happened more than two weeks ago, but the results just coming in because the state's new ranked choice voting system. officials gave voters until yesterday to submit absentee ballots. voters ranked three candidates. the third, republican nick baggage, he and palin combined did win more than 50% of the vote. since he came in last he was eliminated. and votes were then redistributed based on voters second choice rankings. she will have to face off against palin and baggage again in november to determine who will fill a full two year term in congress. >>> today attorneys general from dozens of states sent a letter to congress over the complaints they are getting from outraged airline passengers. it comes at the same time airlines and the department of transportation are rolling out new roles to help travelers. the issues don't end there. >> we deserve an industry- leading contract. that

the alternative ballot system made news last month when democrat mary peralta defeated sarah palin. and it's a scam. but advocates like my next guest argue it gives voters the best choice to elect a candidate they actually support. here with me now, anywhere van a that bassist and rank choice expert chris mauve chellic. how how did this work in alaska? i don't think the results were controversial. sarah palin said it thwarted the will of people, but isn't it better to have a bunch of people to choose from and decide who you like best? >> we're americans and we like to have choice. and in alaska they had a open primary where all the candidates run are, and then the top four vote getters go to the general election, and there's a rank choice voting. and you rank your candidate your first choice, your second choice, your third choice. and there was no majority winner, and beg with itch came in third place last, so he was eliminate, and his second choices broke for the democrat. and cha -- that's who won the election. it was a fair, transparent process. kennedy: let's talk about the tone

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. >>> former alaska republican governor sarah palin's political comeback is over at least for now. democrat mary peltola defeated several other candidates including palin in a special election for alaska's only u.s. house seat. peltola will serve the remaining months of the late representative don young's term. he died in march. another election will be held in november for a full two-year term. alaska used ranked choice voting for the first time to decide a statewide race. >>> coming up here, gun safety in new york city. a popular landmark and other locations are declared gun-free zones. >>> and later, a flawless star. how much a rare pink diamond is expected to fetch at auction. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." "cbs morning news." with nurtec odt... i catr and e... no matter what might trigger it. don't take if allergic to nurtec. most common side effects, in less than 3%, were nausea, indigestion, stomach pain. treat and prevent—all in one. it takes energy to take on the world.■ so whether you■re breaking a sweat, breaking down barriers, or breaking the laws of gravity, keep

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the remaining months of the late congressman don young's term peltola will have a rematch against palin to determine who will fill the next two-year term they are using their new ranked-choice voting system. >>> last night serena williams proved she is still a major force to be reckoned with. she won her second-round match in a hard-fought, three-set battle take a look. talk about a comeback queen. it was a grueling three-set match that went on for almost two and a half hours, tan was all topped off with that crowd-pleasing signature twirl after playing only a handful of games this year, here's what the tennis champ had to say about last night's win >> well, i'm a pretty good player you know, this is what i do best i love a challenge, love rising to the challenge >> can you catch serena playing doubles with her sister venus tonight. and on friday, she will face the third-round singles match. serena is the hottest ticket in town and celebrities packed the stands you know that guy, golf legend tiger woods, also spike lee and singing superstar, dione warwick among many of the a-listers the

>> sarah palin losing the special election for her bacon house seat and alaska to a democrat!time the state has gone blue since 1972. we're gonna tell you why, this is a very big deal. that is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. >> election news out of alaska tonight, democrat mary -- flipping alaska's vacant house eight winning special election, against former republican alaska governor -- sarah palin. that is according to unofficial rank choice voting results from these released by the state division of elections, -- japan's 48.5%. this win will make total up first alaska native to serve in congress. so she is going to serve the remaining term of the late, gop congressman don young, who represented alaska in the ho

alaska voters rejecting former vice presidential candidate sarah palin's bid for the state's lone house seat in favor of mary peltola. but we start with the latest filing from trump's legal team and the hearing set to get under way at 1:00 p.m. joining me now ryan reilly, also devlin barrett, and harry litman, former deputy assistant attorney general. ryan, first let's break down the trump team's argument in this latest filing and what it means in today's hearing on whether or not to appoint a special master, an independent overseer to look at these files again. >> the trump team will want to broaden this out and try to make this more about executive privilege, which would be sort of unprecedented for them to get into that territory. that's what they're going to try to do here. i thought that the filing last night, the most anything thing was what the trump team did not say. they did not claim that there was some sort of declassification of these documents that had taken place beforehand which is what we've heard from the trump team when they're just speaking through social media or the

want sarah palin. got that victory. it is a victory for ranked choice voting. it gives you a lane for people in the middle. as for the larger climate, it has been pretty cle for a month or two now, we have had a couple of special elections that democrats have won. they are outperforming in this race, alaska 50 more points than the median -- 15 more points republican than the median american. that is a pretty big sweep. it's not to say it cannot sweep back but abortion is a real issue. democrats are moving out and people are happier with biden than they were. there has been a summer tide on the democrat side. judy: she stressed with me that alaska voters do not like partisanship. they are looking for politicians who talk about the issues. jonathan: and clearly that is the case because she won. i think we will find out in november whether that is the case across the country. there are a couple of hurdles in the way of democrats repeating nationwide. i mean, gerrymandering is going to make it super tough.

they elected a democrat to be the first alaska native in congress, rejecting former governor sarah palinitical figure who paved the way for trump. but here is the thing. in just two months, palin will be back on the ballot along with numerous other gop candidates who believe elections are only legitimate when they win them. maga republicans are hoping next time democracy loving americans will be caught sleeping but i am wide awake, and i got you. and i got you. igh protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. so we need something super disctintive. dad's work, meet daughter's playtime. wait 'till you hear this— thankfully, meta portal helps reduce background noise. zero lace model. adjusts to low light. and pans and zooms to keep you in frame. take a look at this. so the whole team stays on track. okay, let's get you some feedback. i'm impressed. great, loving your work. meta portal. the smart video calling device that makes work from home, work for you. trel

you beat sarah palin who is a very divisive figure, a very ultra maga figure. you defeated her signaled to some people that maybe there's an exhaustion with that. do you think there's an exhaustion with that, and what are you sort of bracing yourself for in dealing with this congress? >> well, i do think there's an appetite for folks who want to bring people together and focus on the commonality. we all want good houses and good schools for our kids and jobs that pay a livable wage and healthy economy, healthy environment, social security. we all want those things. and i am very sensitive about the way in which maga people feel disenfranchised, forgotten, left behind. i think so many different segments of our population feel that way, and now caucasians are feeling that way. and men are feeling that way. so i think that really signals to us that across america, we have just got to do better at making sure that we're talking about how we're all in this together. a rising tide lifts all boats. we have a very diverse population, but we have a common future. and we

in the end, peltola be a republican sarah palin with 50% of the second round vote.t special election successes. we should note that it is not over just yet. peltola and helen are set for a rematch in november, where they will compete in the regular scheduled election for a full congressional to your term. joining me now is congresswoman elect mary peltola, thank you so much congresswoman-elect for making time this evening. you faced an uphill battle in this election, coming in fourth during the primary and being outspent by palin 4 to 1, and yet you still emerged victorious in the end. take me back to that moment that you won, and tell us what you think it says about the democrats chance come november? >> it was a lot of shock and amazement actually because when we started out in april, we were a field of 48, and then that was narrowed down to four, and then it became for three with the independent redrawing and the last few months or so, i have been in the race with to republicans. but my takeaway has been that the person who is most negative in his campaigning rec

we saw sarah palin laws. ok. -- sarah palin lost. ok. it may help us elect more candidates that are may be more representative of their constituencies. >> so, governor, your experience is instructive. you could not have been elected twice if you did not connect with republicans. what is the secret sauce that politicians can use to do that? governess sibelius: we are so in some ways i do think it's about people's having you know, eventually a body of work that can counter the whatever tag people are trying to put on them and that's very helpful. havingpeople like you is helpful . i was benefited when i started running statewide for insurance commissioner. my married name definitely helped because keith is a popular republican dying and i remember the first time i went out west to a farm show and people would say related to keith, yes . some guy came up to me and said house keith and i said no complaints and this kid with me said isn't he dead? yes, but i don't need to be the one to tell him . [laughter] so i got some lift from that but i

sarah palin, nick begich, mary matola made it through the primary. they will be in the ballot. people will have this think how they are going to vote, how they will rank folkses but you find people put effort into a campaign are not necessarily interested in dropping. neil: governor, keep us posted what progress you're making. you and 23 other governors to put an end to the president's plan to forgive some of these students loans. draw your attention to the corner of wall and broad, dow jones industrials skid. mixed batch of economic news the gist of it, good enough to keep the fed ral reserve to keep hiking rates. maybe a full percentage point. even though that likelihood dipped tad. there are pockets of weakness there that give you the balance maybe have you thinking stocks should be up today. that is so far not happening. we have the aways to go. the read on this apparent rail strike will not happen now, come to an agreement. the is are not dotted or ts crossed or everyone involved writing off on this but the labor secretary is happy, and he is here after this. ♪. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

palin became the vice presidential nominee in 2008 and in 2009 resigned midway through her lone term today's setback, she'll get another chance at the house race in a separate election in november. >>> a quick reminder before we go, join cnn for special coverage of president biden's prime-time speech, as he delivers remarks from independence national historic park on the continued battle, he says, for the soul of the nations. the news couldn'ts. let's hand it over to victor let's hand it over to victor blackwell and "cnn tonight". -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> down to the wire, right before the deadline at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the trump team filed its response to the justice department's block b

sarah palin was the governor.nt biden's approval rating is now back to 40% according to a new poll. for now, democrats seem to have the momentum. but there is less than ten weeks to go until the midterms, and anything can happen, y'all. joining me now to discuss is an all-star panel, a reporter for the washington post, and soon to be white house bureau chief, i might add, she is a democratic strategist and david jolly is here, he is a former republican congressman from florida. i want to start with you, because not including alaska, the cook political report moved four other seats and to more favorable territory for democrats. right now it looks like democrats have the momentum. but is it enough to make a difference in toss-up states like virginia or arizona, for example? >> it definitely is. i am so glad you bring this point up because we do have to look at those states and the demographics that exist there. for democrats, the key is to ensure that they get the same voters out that they got out in 2020. treating

democrat mary peltola has won a election beating former governor sarah palin.man to hold the seat and first alaska native. >>> and serena williams offered moments of sheer greatness in her second singles win at the u.s. open. she said after the match "there is a little left in me." for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm wendy gillette, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we want to begin tonight with that extraordinary just before midnight filing from the justice department where the government laid out its investigation in far more detail than ever before. the document is 36 pages long with 18 additional pages of attachments and includes this photo at the end of the filing, the final page showing several classified secret and top secret documents. one noteworthy point, none of the folders bear a label or stamp indicating they've been declassified as trump or his representatives have claimed. even some of the personnel and doj prosecutors on the case needed to get extra clearances to