this is a text that inspired the nazis, for instance, butch jones is a retired capitol police officerearly four decades on the force. butch, what is your reaction to learning about this, that a capitol police officer allegedly had these anti-semitic writings just sitting right out in the open at a check point? >> umm, i'm not surprised. umm, sadly, when this happens on capitol hill it is -- i'm not surprised because a lot of officers on capitol hill are racist. the department have issues with the black officers. so i'm not surprised at all that this has taken place. >> in your experience what is the tension within the -- within the department? because certainly there are a lot of officers who would not be reading this. there are a lot of officers who are not racist. what is the tension inside the department? >> it's -- on the whole capitol police have good officers. on the whole. there's a few bad apples on capitol police, as all the way around the world. and for capitol hill to be known as the last plantation, i'm not surprised that this has happened on capitol hill. the years that i

butch, what's your reaction to this report? >> i agree with the report heartily.e mounted horses for crowd control. i do think we need the dogs for crowd control. i also am glad to hear said that the not needing to go to the police board. i think that's one of the things that they really should think about that the chief of the police department runs the police department, not the police board. >> frank, you say we need a quick reaction force that can respond to more than just the capitol. given how big of a threat we're facing why wouldn't we have a force that could also respond to the supreme court, the doj, the treasury building? i mean, these are our most important buildings. it seems like common sense. >> yeah, there's more in this report than meets the eye. by virtue of the recommendations and findings we know now what's not currently in place. we know that we don't have a quick reaction force to respond to similar acts of violence against our iconic symbols, doj, treasury, supreme court. this could all happen. it's within the realm of imagination yet we wou

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butch i, yes or no? >> i think we worked hard, this election effort was one of our most expensive efforts. >> is that a yes or no? >> it is a complex question. >> ok, we will move on. mr. dorsey. >> yes, but you have to take into consideration a broader ecosystem. it is not the technology platforms only. >> thank you. i agree with that. host: rebecca kern on all three fronts, they wanted to go beyond the yes or no and all talking about bigger issues at play when it comes to -- elaborate from there. guest: there are a lot of issues at play here and what we did see was like i was mentioning, they are labeling these tweets going into the election as misinformation and providing links to elections -- election centers for accurate information and news websites to redirect, to correct factual information, but facebook and twitter actively did that. they are dealing with billions of posts a day on their platforms and that gets through and it gets viewed widely even before they even label it and then we had form

. >> reporter: but republican state senator butch miller says he still hears from constituents concernedion results. >> we have a lack of confidence in the ballot box and the integrity of the ballot box, and have to restore that. >> reporter: would republicans have done this if donald trump had won in november? >> let me look at my crystal ball. ( laughs ) >> reporter: late today, governor kemp responded to the president saying he and the national news media are determined to destroy the sanctity and security of the ballot box. it's important to remember, mr. biden was the first democratic presidential candidate to win this state since 1992 and the governor faces, what many believe, will be a tough reelection fight next year. margaret. >> brennan: ed o'keefe, thank you. tonight the head of the c.d.c. warns that the trajectory of covid cases and hospitalizations in this country is moving in the wrong direction. we get more now from cbs' carter evans. >> reporter: tonight, worries over another wave with covid cases on the rise in nearly half the country, as states reopen and students celeb

i said earlier that there's some legislation like the butch lewis act that was so much a part of the pension bill and the equities legislation mr. clyburn was so much a part of with the congressional black caucus and the asian pacific caucus are shaping so that we have fairness in how the vaccines, et cetera are distributed and other aspects of outreach for health. i just want to mention rosa delaura. this friday i think it is would be 18 years ago that she first introduced the child tax credit refundability bill. and here we are. we did get some of that under president bush in a bipartisan way and now long overdue once again. we'll have so many presentations about this to praise our members because they all made a valuable contribution to this, and we all are grateful to the president of the united states for his great leadership. any questions? yes, sir. >> because of the child tax credit, that lasts for a year so you've created a situation where you're creating a flip if it's not extended. all these families you're talking about lifting above the poverty scale could get knocked ri

state senator butch miller. sen.we have not just dozens but hundreds of people who call me and say, why is it that when i go to vote in person, i have to show a photo i.d., but i can send in a request and just send in my ballot and nobody knows who it is? lisa: do you see evidence that the system is allowing for fraud right now? sen. miller: there's clearly inefficiencies. evidence of fraud that would overtake or change the outcome of the election, no. are there inefficiencies, yes. lisa: but critics scoff, saying the laws would affect some voters far more -- those who are older and those who are black or brown. andrea: african-americans are less likely to have a government issued photo i.d., and so we think that that's discriminatory. michael: especially in a place like georgia, with a deep history of racial restrictions on voting. now you don't see, you know, dogs and billy clubs, but you see laws that are pretty plainly targeted at black voters. lisa: we asked state senator miller. have you reflected on that histo

considered particularly insensitive for her first encounter with the house of wind soar's first biracial butch is. it gives an idea of what we are dealing with her. i think the palace will want to avoid it turning into a guessing game. from what i understand they are working on a statement but i was told they are taking their time. >> they are really taking their time. there were bread crumbs about who was saying this. it was someone talking with harry and comfortable enough with him to broach this subject. meghan said in the interview she wasn't going the reveal who it was because it would be quote very damaging. when i think of that, i don't think of a princess michael of kent. >> no. but it is a very large and a very extended royal family. there are many people that could have spoken to harry. he's -- the family is very close. they spend christmas together. they have a large gathering that the queen holds at buckingham ball as beforehand. he has many relatives, god parents. so i don't think that we want to make a guess or accuse people since it's such a loaded statement. and obviously, very

butch he has also recently succeeded at the supreme court in getting significant financial records from president. gosh, what did i just say? from the former occupant of the white house. and he has to go through all of those documents. he is going to be thorough and make sure that he has all the evidence that he needs to win if he does return an indictment. and based on everything we know from the "new york times" reporting the financial records and tax returns, the evidence is there based on what we know from michael cohen's testimony before congress, we have some significant evidence based on what michael cohen's plea was in the southern district of new york, so there is pretty much a lot of evidence that he should be able to get an indictment and win a conviction. and that it would be very hard to avoid doing that before he leaves office. >> let's stick with michael cohen. the manhattan d.a.'s office wants to interview him for an eighth time, this time with an in-person sit-down interview. what type of information can they learn from cohen and what does it tell you they have invested

were they said butch we're is principally protect this side of the neck in it because if you can cut off the circulation in your arteries in subsidy from police who have flown from body to from top gear to the bottom here is the times you could get a blow job and i know you're in a good job into the unconscious in your training have there been times when you've been rendered unconscious through a chokehold. have based the media on professional level it in matches. and i have over 30. jitsu submission matches were i have got caught in a submission who are on a grenade to children in front to. go toys in situ side who don't want martial arts and fight in a fight to maybe 3 times on the side so in their training do they have to teach you . what that's like so you know how to avoid it yes so it's a unique niche you have to kind of. be acceptable to be a choke you know you can't just be the chain and not at all you will be drilled each of you get every who actually got to go to preheat you get to go to let it show passion you've got to be able to know when to actually tap tap well on the

sermon that while not everyone can look like melania trump, quote, "you don't need to look like a butchf absence so much as a sprint for his life chicago mayor lori lightfoot announced yesterday that the cubs and white sox will be able to fill their stadiums at 20% capacity on opening day, or, as the mets call that, an attendance record! things may turn around, steve, but until they do! it will be a steady dose of those! trump's gone, steve, we don't have much! according to a new report, dozens of people at a florida vaccination site falsely claimed they were health care workers to receive the coronavirus vaccine. though the local halloween store had its biggest march ever facebook ceo mark zuckerberg said yesterday that smart glasses could help fight climate change by replacing the need for in-person meetings and gatherings kind of the way facebook replaced the need for in-person bullying according to a report the controversial looney tunes character pepe le pew will not be featured in "space jam 2," a move that has really angered conservatives. [ laughter ] that's right, the looney tu

, honest, and secure elections. [ cheers ] >> reporter: georgia state senate president pro tempore butchng those puhing for the changes. >> we have a lack of confidence in the billion on the box and the integrity of the ballot box. we have to restore that. >> reporter: would republicans be doing this if donald trump had won in november? >> let me look at my crystal ball. >> reporter: miller says he and his gop colleagues have received thousands of calls from constituents concerned about the election results. >> we have people call that said that they received multiple ballots in the mail. they received multiple requests for absentee ballots in the mail. if you get one in the mail, you don't know where it came from, did you? >> reporter: but if it says state of georgia on the envelope, as it's mailed, you're telling me people are concerned that might not be a legitimate ball snot. >> there might be people -- ballot? there might be people concerned and rightly so. >> if there's any lack of confidence in our voting system it's because politicians have been pushing the big lie. they are usin

debate in this country about the way in which britain's powerful tabloid newspapers have covered the butch he is, the first person of color to join the royal family. but this country is deeply divided. a new poll found that nearly half of 18 to 24-year-olds sympathize with harry and meghan. only 9% of the over 65s do. and conservative voters, nearly two thirds of them sympathize more with the queen in this crisis than with harry and meghan. about you the queen isn't just this condition's head of state. she's also the head of is commonwealth, 54 countries, most of them british colonies, many of their citizens people of color. many of them are saying the allegations of racism have brought back painful memories of colonialism. >> certainly started a conversation. thank you very much, holly williams reporting from london. >>> you can watch an encore presentation of oprah's interview with prince harry and meghan markle tonight at 8:00/7:00 central here on cbs. >>> the latest from a cbs that may have closed an international >>> we have much more ahead. netflix may be ready to crack down on custo

note how exciting it is that we have finally made progress in the american rescue plan on taxing the butch lewis act which will ensure that retirees and people who have counted on their pension through a multiemployer pension plan know that those pensions will be secure is something i have worked on carefully and hard with senator brown and senator baldwin and many others. it's fantastic how we have been able to get this done and it will make such a difference to the 22,000 minnesotans who count on the pension for their safe and secure retirement and for thousands and thousands more folks around the country. i wanted to take a moment to mention that. i want to ask about wage theft. according to the economic policy institute, americans lose three times more in wage theft than they do in street robberies, bank robberies, gas station robberies, and convenience store robberies combined. this is disproportionately impacting low-wage workers, women, and workers of color who are more often than not the victims of wage theft. i understand you have done a lot of work on this in california. i wonder

butch i, yes or no? >> i think we worked hard, this election effort was one of our most expensive efforts. >> is that a yes or no? >> it is a complex question. >> ok, we will move on. mr. dorsey. >> yes, but you have to take into consideration a broader ecosystem. it is not the technology platforms only. >> thank you. i agree with that. host: rebecca kern on all three fronts, they wanted to go beyond the yes or no and all talking about bigger issues at play when it comes to -- elaborate from there. guest: there are a lot of issues at play here and what we did see was like i was mentioning, they are labeling these tweets going into the election as misinformation and providing links to elections -- election centers for accurate information and news websites to redirect, to correct factual information, but facebook and twitter actively did that. they are dealing with billions of posts a day on their platforms and that gets through and it gets viewed widely even before they even label it and then we had form

that we havew finally made progress in the wh american rescue plan.ure on passing, essentially, the o butch lewis act, which will ensure that retirees and people who have counted on their ed tha pension through a multi-employer pension plan,is is know that t pensions are going to be secure. this is something that i worked on carefully and hard with able senator brown and senator baldwin and many others. so, it is fantastic that we have been able to get this done. and it is going to make such a difference to the 22,000 minnesotans, who count on the central states pension for their safe and secure retirement. and for thousands and thousands folks more around the country. so, i just wanted to take a moment to -- to mention that. secretary su, you -- i want to ask you a question about wage theft. according to the economic-policy institute, americans lose three-times more in wage theft, than they do in street robberies, bank robberies, gas-station robberies, and convenience-store robberies, combined. and this is, of course, m disproportionately impacting te low-wage workers, women, and workers o