frank luntz, this is what you do so well. and you dial some ads. this has to do with charlie crist down there. >> i'm running as a republican. >> an independent. >> a democrat. >> i think what we need to do is repeal this thing. >> i think it's been great. >> i think it is a decision that a woman should make. charlie crist is pro-life. it's important that we pass this stimulus package. well, i didn't even have a vote on the darn thing. charlie crist hasn't changed. >> i think that's one of the most entertaining ads i've seen all this cycle, frank. >> because it's all about credibility, sean. the key in this is not whether you voted for or against barack obama, it's whether voters can trust you. whether you look them straight in the eye and tell them exactly where you stand, say what you mean and mean what you say. those clips that you had at the beginning of your segment here were incredible because it demonstrates the candidates either don't want voters to know where they stand, or they're just misleading them. and either way i think this is havin

frank luntz brought together 17 people to talk about race relations in america. >> it's one of the moste a conversation without that passion coming through, but we're fortunate to have a diverse group of people here. i need to ask you, are race relations in america getting better or getting worse? >> worse. >> worse. >> way worse. >> and i blame obama for doing it. >> you go right to politics. >> right to politic. swre a president that's made everything political. >> it has to do with us and our separatism and our people and not working together to fill those gaps. >> media and politicians on purpose inflame the issue of racism. >> do you agree with that? >> yes. >> i agree. >> we live common decent lives and once in a while a ferguson accident happens and the media blows out of proportion, portrayed as a result of one race tore the ore and makes them angry orange tated. >> racism happens every day across the board, ballot, white, hispanic, whatever. >> i was in school in ferguson at the time in the a'70s. guess what. there were no blacks there and at the time they were known for harass

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pollster frank luntz tells us about the focus group he calls the most heated and emotional in his career they enter their 12th and final year. we go behind the scenes with co-star jon cryer. that's ahead. >>> "people" magazine reports a new development in the story of brittney maynard. she has terminal brain cancer. in her first tv interview she told jan crawford why she plans to end her life. she released a video yesterday. she confirmed what she told us this mornlt. if she's still alive on november 2nd. they'll move forward together and the decision on dying later. >> if she's feeling all right. >> yes. we return to another story of family and life. a couple looks to expect their 13th baby. this time they hope for a girl. they already have 12 months. the afrmgs range from 15 months to 22 years. they do not plan to look at the gender. >> that's a lot of boys. >> the genetics. explain that. >> the gender comes from the male. >> and the chances of vague girl? >> i have no idea. >> you know the -- >> i have no idea. >> you'they're hoping for a gir >> i'm not the dr. o'donnell in my family.

we'll hear from frank luntz. and we catch up with jon cryer of the hit show two and a half man. news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> today is thursday, october 30th i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika avon tiehl. here are stories we are following today, we will chase through the treats of philadelphia after a police officer is hit by a car. we will tell you why that suspect was so desperate to get away. we have a live report from pea please headquarters straight a ahead. >>> clock is ticking on a deal. we will have negotiating and how soon a strike could happen if there is no agreement. >>> celebration celebrations in san francisco takes an ugly turn after the giant are crown world series champions, yet again. >> three out of five years. >> a all that and more coming up, lets tal

we'll hear from republican frank luntz on the impact. >>> and we catch up with jon cryer of the hit showhat's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com they did it! >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> popped up! sand val! sandoval in foul territory, giants win! >> well, they did it! right? the san francisco giants win the world series. good morning, everyone. it's thursday, october 30. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm going to miss the games. they have become part of our life the last couple of weeks. but anyway, i'm frank mallicoat. and what a night! >> what a night. the san francisco giants are world champs. the third time in five years. >> since 2010. it was the tie all the way to the end of the 7 games in kansas city. here's how it went. >> popped up, sandoval in foul territory! >> the giants beat the royals 3-2 and won four games to three. giants pitcher madison baumgarner one for the ages named the series's most valuable player after pitching 21 innings in three of th

which state you live in, aye may be overrun -- >> reporter: north carolina's kay hagan -- pollster frank luntzocus group, you'll see republicans in red, democrats in green. >> show why should a woman get paid less than a man for the same job? >> the same pay to the same work. but tom tillis said no. he led the effort in a state house to kill equal pay for women. tillis doesn't understand, working women help support their family. under tom tillis, the rich get big tax breaks. >> the republicans gave it a good top score, 61, slightly higher than democrats at 57. the speaker made no issue to push it. tillis did push a tax bill that would lower rates for everyone, but with more of the benefits going to the wealthy. a a and. >> there was one and what has happened at that -- that was scheduled early in the day and then votes were scheduled and that hearing then had to be postponed later that day. so yes, i did miss that one. >> she skipped the hearing for a funding raiser. the ad didn't play well with republicans who gave it a score of 5 or democrats at 38. >> voters in north carolina are more conce

. >> frank luntz, thank you very much. join us here tomorrow, pat-s in at the fight of his life to hold on to his seat. his independent challenger ripping both parties. does that have roberts worried? the senator will be here tomorrow 4:00 eastern. >>> if the government won't ban plans, it should just pan passengers instead? we'll explain that one. you want to be the best investor you can be. you want to cut through the noise of an overwhelming amount of analysis. [ all talking ] you want the insights that will help you decide which ideas to execute and which to leave behind. you want your trades executed in one second or less, guaranteed, and routed with institutional-quality technology. look no further. open an account and find more of the expertise you need to be a better investor. let's show 'em what a breakfast with whole grain fiber can do. [ barista ] i have two cappuccinos, a medium macchiato, and two espressos -- one with a double shot. that's not the coffee talkin'. [ female announcer ] start your day with kellog

. >> reporter: cbs news contributor and republican strategic frank luntz said the government's mishandlingf the crisis is likely to hurt incumbents the most. >> it's going to upset both political parties. basically, if you're in washington, you're going to end up with responsibility for this. you're going to end up with anger for this. and the public is going to take it out on you, and it's only 14 days before the election. >> another effect could be the public's confidence in government as a whole which according to recent polls is at or near an all-time low. charlie. >> chip, thanks. >>> this had morning, people in the fashion word and beyond are remembering oscar de la renta, the legendary designer died last night at his connecticut home. he was loved from hollywood to washington and around the world for his taste and style. >> reporter: he made powerful women more beautiful. and beautiful women more powerful. 82-year-old oscar de la renta was more than a fashion designer. his early passing for painting gave de la renta a vivid sense of color and movement. translating into gowns that se

cbs contributor john dickerson is with us as well as frank luntz. we see an institution that is supposed to have confidence and it's hard to believe. >> when you see people have such a sense of anxiety, we knew people didn't trust politicians, but if they didn't trust politicians, they had guardrails to grab and that was institution, whether government or church or local police. that was. there for them. we see faith in the american dream and old idea where if things fell away you still believed the next generation would feel better. we see a drop away from people and their american dreams. 're reaching out for the guardrails and they're not there and that creates an zit and that kind of feeds on themselves. >> the problem is the institutions that have the greatest impact on us, the cdc, fda, epa, those are the ones that have the biggest collapse. in some cases it's a 20-point, 30-point drop in the last 15 to 18 months so there's not much the politicians can do, there's not much the business leaders can do. even the media, even the media has gone th

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