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i'm elaine quijano. a race that began more than a year ago has just 64 days left, with a new urgency this labor day weekend. democrat hillary clinton got help on the campaign trail from her husband, the former president. also a vice president, her running mate and a former opponent. republican donald trump was joined by mike pence. both parties, ohio was the focus. the trump and clinton planes were even spotted on the tarmac in cleveland at the same time. major garrett begins our coverage. >> reporter: donald trump and running mate mike pence greeted large, enthusiastic crowds amid food huts at the canfield fair in the typically democratic stronghold of youngstown, ohio. the throng circled trump and pence and shouted their labor day approval for a gop ticket that aims to cut deeply into blue collar northeastern ohio. >> reporter: the four days ago drew vice president joe biden an comparatively smaller crowds, trump met with reporters for the first time in months on his private jet and summed up his labor

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but elaine, here the climb is still very steep. president obama carried this county twice with more than 62% of the votes. >> quijano: major garrett, thank you. >> hillary clinton spent much of august raising money out of public view. today she was back on the campaign trail. here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: clinton kicked off labor day with a new ride and some new travel mates. her campaign press corps which has been flying separately until now with little access to the candidate. >> i wanted to welcome you on to the plane. >> reporter: first stop, cleveland, ohio. a battleground state so important, clinton's plane had to share space on the tar pack with donald trump's and his running mates. >> he managed to turn his trip to mexico into an embarrassing international incident. >> reporter: high profile supporters went after trump in other battleground states. vice president biden in pennsylvania. >> he really does believe that workers make too much. >> reporter: clinton's running mate compared trump to nexton. >> even richard nixo

and never get over this tragedy, elaine. the wetterling lings did release a statement earlier today saying that they have received an outpouring of support but they are still deeply grieving. >> quijano: heartbreaking story, jamie yuccas, thank you. >> next, another star athlete has joined kol inkaepernick's aleve. i know you're my financial advisor, but are you gonna bring up that stock again? well you need to think about selling some of it. i get it. but you know i think you own too much. gotta manage your risk. and you've gotta switch to decaf. an honest opinion, even if you disagree. with 13,000 financial advisors, it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. when it comes to healthcare, seconds can mean the difference between life and death. for partners in health, we have 18,000 people around the world. the microsoft cloud helps our entire staff stay connected and work together in real time to help those that need it. the ability to collaborate changes how we work. what we do together changes how we live. ugh. heart

but elaine, here the climb is still very steep. president obama carried this county twice with more than 62% of the votes. >> quijano: major garrett, major, thank you. >> hillary clinton spent much of august raising money out of public view. n day she was back on the campaign trail. here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: clinton kicked off labor day with a new ride and some new travel mates. her campaign press corps which its been flying separately until now with little access to the candidate. rtd forth between the two. >> no, i don't, nancy, look, everything i did at the state statrtment i did in furtherance rt america's interest and our security. the state department has said there is absolutely no evidence ny any kind of external and i know that to be the fact. and i know that the people who worked with me were devoted as well to pursuing the foreign policy that the obama administration set forth. >> he managed to turn his trip to mexico into an embarrassing international incident. >> reporter: high profile supporters went after tru

elaine? >> quijano: margaret brennan, thank you. >> labor day marks the beginning of the homestretch for the presidential campaigns with nine weeks until the election, a new cbs battleground tracker poll shows hillary clinton leading donald trump by eight points in for more on this let's bring in errol barnett and cbs news election director anthony salvanto in washington. >> anthony, new your new numbers show clinton still in a winning position but weaknesses remain. >> she's got the lead nationally, she's got the lead in enough states, in the battleground states that if the election were held today she would be in a commanding position. but for a frontrunner she has remarkably high unfavourable numbers and she also has issues what's part of that is exempt fied by people's skepticism over answers to the email server question. where many more people say that her answers are becoming less believable. >> and this is why her vice presidential candidate tim kaine is doing some damage control on th

elaine. >> errol barnett. thank you.reak this weekend in a cold case shocked the nation. 11-year-old jacob wetterling disappeared on a rural road near his home in central minnesota. jamie yuckas is there. >> my favorite food is steak. favorite color is blue. >> jack on wetterling's face etched in the mind of parents since october 22nd, 1989 when he his brother and a friend biked to a convenience store to rent a movie. 11-year-old jacob would never come home. for more than 26 years, jacob's mother, patty wetterling pleaded for his abductor to come forward. >> we will hope and pray one day we will have the answer to the one question we have asked forever. where is jacob? >> saturday, stearns county sheriffs deputies confirmed jacob's remains were located after long time suspect, danny heinrich led the fbi to a farm in central minnesota not far from the abduction site. sources say he gave the location as part of an ongoing plea deal. according to court documents. heinrich was questioned in connection to the case in 1990 but

i'm elaine quijano. scott will be back tomorrow. good night. a series of break- ins in the southeast valley. ((paul joncich)) >> what neighbors are doing to make sure they don't become the burglar's next victim. ((christianne klein)) >>> remembering the legacy of a former clark county commissioner ((paul joncich)) >> what harry reid had to say about the trailblazing spirit of thalia dondero. ((paul joncich)) >> plus... more concerns... over blasting in southern highlands. ((christianne klein)) >> the safety worries some nearby homeowners are voicing... after the blasting was temporarily halted./// holiday. but not a warming trend begins. could we reach the 100's again? the answer coming up on your weathernow forecast<<<))) <<< news music voice over: "now, live...this is 8 news now at six." >>> ((paul joncich)) >>> hundreds of thousands of people are winding down their holiday weekend here in las vegas... as labor day comes to a close. thanks for joining us... i'm paul joncich. ((christianne klein)) >> and i'm christianne klein... dave and denis

elaine. >>> thank you. the "cbs overnight news" will be >>> a powerful earthquake rattled central oklahoma saturday. the 5.6 quake centered near the city of pawnee tied a state record felt in seven states. and renewed concerns about the disposal of waste water from oil and gas production which has been linked to the recent outbreaks of quakes in oklahoma. here is mireya villarreal. >> facade came down. off this old building on 6th from historical buildings in pawnee, oklahoma covered the sidewalks. the small city the latest epicenter of concern over oklahoma's oil and gas industry. >> it was bad. whole thing was going like this. it was bad. >> reporter: in 2015, oklahoma averaged 2.5 earthquakes a day with magnitude of 3.5 or higher. a total of 907 last year compared to 2 in 2008. connected increase in quakes to disposal of waste water from hydraulic fracturing or fracking. sought our day . >> saturday's quake, prompted the state to shut down waste water hills in state history. 37 scheduled to be closed. >>

elaine. >>> thank you. the "cbs overnight news" will be >>> a powerful earthquake rattled central oklahoma saturday. the 5.6 quake centered near the city of pawnee tied a state record felt in seven states. and renewed concerns about the disposal of waste water from oil and gas production which has been linked to the recent outbreaks of quakes in oklahoma. here is mireya villarreal. >> facade came down. off this old building on 6th from historical buildings in pawnee, oklahoma covered the sidewalks. the small city the latest epicenter of concern over oklahoma's oil and gas industry. >> it was bad. whole thing was going like this. it was bad. >> reporter: in 2015, oklahoma averaged 2.5 earthquakes a day with magnitude of 3.5 or higher. a total of 907 last year compared to 2 in 2008. connected increase in quakes to disposal of waste water from hydraulic fracturing or fracking. sought our day . >> saturday's quake, prompted the state to shut down waste water hills in state history. 37 scheduled to be closed. >>

elaine. >> pamela gardner, pamela, thanks. a saint by pope francis in a ceremony that drew an estimated 120,000 people to the vatican. our seth doan was there. ? >> reporter: the faithful packed st. peter's square beneath a portrait of now saint teres s a of calcutta. >> i think we will have difficulty calling her saint teresa. because of her tenderness, we teresa. >> i think people recognized her as a living saint. when she was alive. they knew it. >> reporter: rick farrell and mary baseloni came from anchorage, alaska. >> she gave of herself, her laf to help the poor. >> reporter: pope francis praised that dedication as nuns from her order listened on. the pope noted mother ter redefended human life, the unborn and the abandoned. mother teresa was called the becoming pope, francis was referred to as the bishop of the slums. both put the poor at the center of their ministry. and today, pope francis called poverty a crime. in rome, indian flags were flown with pride. while in calcutta formerly where mother teresa focused missi

thank you again. >> thank you elaine. i want to you know i came fromciateal for this and trying to overlook the earlier comment about [inaudible] probably enough to be said. before the prayer or blessing, which is brief and promise you would you join me in a quite moment to remember george pasha the third, my sisters husband and brother in law, the greatest guy in the world who i know he left us two years ago on saturday and from his place with god, i know he is with his dad and mother smiling as well today and let's just take one brief moment to remember. [moment of silence] i think he provided the sun. gracious god, we thank you for this day for this home coming. pasha has come back to where it all started. pasha has come home. we ask your blessing on this new beginning and all the people who made it happen as well as on all who will make it happens in the days, months and yours aheadism we ask your blessing for all the comings and goings that lie ahead here at pier 80. for the ships that sail in and out of the golden g

. >> we wanted to make this as righ f >> reporter: a year and a half after she passed away at 95, elaine harmon was granted her last wish, and with it an honor she hadn't asked for, a flyover by world war ii vintage planes. david martin, cbs news, arlington national cemetery. >> pelley: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >> announcer: an armed and dangerous neighbor. >> judge judy: "moore was shooting the bb gun rifle at the time that the victim got shot." >> [ speaking spanish ] >> "and when i looked at my hand, there was blood on it. i still have that bullet inside my leg. they didn't take it out." >> announcer: and this trigger man starts to feel the heat. >> judge judy: how old are you? >> i'm 19 years old. >> judge judy: ever been arrested? >> yes, i have. >> judge judy: how many times? >> twice. >> judge judy: this has to do with logic. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the courtroom of captions paid for by cbs television distribu

[taps playing] r >> reporter: it took an act of congress for elaine harmon's ashes to be allowed into arlington national cemetery, even though she was a member of the women's air force service pilots during world war ii. >> my grandmother and the other first women to fly for the united states military. >> reporter: erin miller was proud of her grandmother's service training the men whong went into combat. >> my grandmother's last wishes were to have her ashes interred at arlington national cemetery.r >> reporter: but service in the wasps did not qualify for entry into arlington, so she had to store her grandmother's ashes in a closet. that's not a very dignified resting place. >> no, it certainly is not a very dignified resting place,ng but we didn't really know what else to do. >> what's going on? >> reporter: congresswoman martha mcsally, one of the first women to fly combat aircraft, introduced a bill to allow wasps into arlington. >> the fact they were told they couldn't had them thinking thisg is one last slap in the face. we thought sexism was over, andh there was this one last

as right as fas those still with us. >> reporter: a year and a half after she passed away at 95, elaine harmon was granted her last wish, and with it an honor she hadn't asked f a flyover by world war vintage planes. david martin, cbs news, arlington national cemetery. >> pelley: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. drew: that heavy rain continues to pummel both of those counties. here's the latest information. that plus side wedding goes until 8:45. -- until 8:45 area still some heavy rainfall into this area. this line of showers and thunderstorms tracking into this county where we could see some gusty winds. it does not look like that will cause any major flooding concerns. these showers and thunderstorms should be moving out after 7:00 tonight with some lingering something to keep in mind throughout will from washington, d.c., this is "power players" week on "jeopardy!" here are tonight's celebrity guests -- this pulitzer prize-winning journalist is a member of the "washington post" editorial board, and as an msnb

elaine harmon of maryland who died last year at the age of 95 was laid to rest yesterday in america's premier military cemetery. david martin reports. congress for elaine harmon's ashes to be allowed in arlington national cemetery even though she was a member of the air force pilot service members in world war ii. >> my grandmother was one of the first to fly aircraft for the united states military. >> reporter: erin miller was proud of her grandmother's service training the men who went into combat. >> my grandmother's last wishes at arlington national cemetery. >> reporter: but she and the wasps did not qualify for entry into arlington cemetery, so she had to store her grandmother's ashes in a closet. it doesn't seem like a dignified resting place. >> it wasn't but what we had to do. >> reporter: a senator was the first to fly introduced a bill to allow wasps into arlington. >> the fact they were told they couldn't has them thinking this is one last slap in the face. you know, of sexism, they thought it was over and it was just this one last element of not being treated fairly. >> r

as possible for those still with us. >> reporter: a year and a half after she passed away at 95, elaine harmon was granted her last wish, and with it an honor she hadn't asked for, a flyover by world war ii vintage planes. david martin, cbs news, arlington national cemetery. >> pelley: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> thursday night football just eight days away. i'm ready, are you? >>> we've got big thunderstorms booming across the viewing area right now drenching the roads for the evening drive home. good evening everybody. thanks for joining us, i'm bruce johnson. storms will continue into the night and they are strong enough for a yellow weather alert. we're tracking the heaviest on doppler. >> we have a wave going through and another off to the north. i think these are going well into the night. these are the storms that have passed south of 66 and hammered much of the metro area. a lot of warnings with the storms. look at all the lightning as well

as possible for those still with us. >> reporter: a year and a half after she passed away at 95, elaine harmon was granted her last wish, and with it an honor she hadn't asked for, a flyover by world war ii vintage planes. david martin, cbs news, arlington national cemetery. >> pelley: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by for senate, katie mcginty or pat toomey? mcginty supports clean energy jobs. pat toomey voted to protect tax breaks for oil companies. mcginty is pro-choice. toomey wants to overturn roe v. wade and criminalize abortion. mcginty will consistently stand up to the gun lobby. toomey's against an assault weapons ban and gets an a rating from the nra. this year, pennsylvanians have a clear choice. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> is halle berry back with her ex? the new twist in her divorce. >> are they secretly living together? what e.t." learned. >> and the cast is all together. who are the front runners to watch. who i

elaine. elaine has written us an email talking about the failure of congress to act and seek has spread to florida. >> right. >> she says are overworked?? they hav >> you can't say that. >> i want. thank you. >> don't say that. >> they have set on their backsides and do nothing that deserves a raise!! perhaps it is time to put people in office who actually will work with the country. besides there getting plenty of money from lobbyists and others so they do not need more from the taxpayers who do work. elaine feel strongly about that. to? centu! sending out a word. words that cannot be set on television. that serious. >> i've checked the email and that's i know it's serious. let's move on. marissa. look at this point. >> they stole my name. >> you are a marissa. marissa says i don't get how people say money power politics he's actually the only fair political person on tv these days. >> that's another nice one. >> yes. craig, if he hasn't offended you, get you. he's equal opportunity offender

as possible for those still with us. >> reporter: a year and a half after she passed away at 95, elaine harmon was granted her last wish, and with it an honor she hadn't asked for, a flyover by world war ii vintage planes. david martin, cbs news, alington national cemetery. >> pelley: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org rocked the force.. and spread to other bay area departments. the >>> breaking news. a dozen oakland officers facing discipline for the sex scandal that rocked the force and spread to other bay area departments. the mayor saying moments ago she hopes the punishment will send a clear message. let's get right to kpix 5's christin ayers live at oakland city hall. christin. >> reporter: that bombshell being dropped just a short time ago. oakland mayor libby schaaf announcing that four oakland police officers will be fired over allegations of sexual misconduct with a young woman who goes by the name celeste guap. mayor libb

elaine here in the county, the climb is still very steep.ma carried this county twice, with more than 62% of the vote. >> major garrett. major, thank you. >>> hillary clinton spent much of august raising money out of public view. today, she as back on the campaign trail. here is nancy cordes. >> clinton kicked off labor day with a new ride and some new travel mates. her campaign press corps, which has been flying separately until now, with little access to the candidate. >> i want el >> reporter: first stop, cleveland, ohio, battleground state so important, clinton's plane had to share space on the tarmac with donald trump's and his runningmates. >> he managed to turn his trip to mexico into an embarrassing international incident. >> high profile supporters went after trump in other battleground states. vice president biden in pennsylvania. >> he really does believe that workers make too much. >> reporter: clinton's runningmate compared trump to nixon. >> even richard nixon produced tax returns. the trump campaign likened clinton to nixon af