here's jan crawford. >> mr. chairman. orteeporter: the parallels are - rie-- a supreme court nominee... >> judge, do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> i do. >> reporter: ...and last-minute bombshell allegations of sexual misconduct from a female professor. >> he spoke about acts that he had seen in pornographic films. >> i would like to start by saying unequivocally, uncategorically, that i deny odch and every single allegation against me today. >> reporter: now, 27 years after the hearings with clarence thomas and anita hill, new allegations against another republican nominee. there are key differences. in 1991, democrats controlled the senate when hill alleged verbal sexual harassment by thomas when they were together at a federal agency. and hill had a witness who testified that hill told her of the sexual harassment at the time. so far, there are no contemporaneous witnesses to bolster the allegations made by christine blasey ford against w vanaugh.

we are going to turn now to jan crawford who covers the supreme court for cbs news.o rikki cleman, our legal analyst and cbs news correspondent bianna golodryga. the brett kavanagh we saw today is a lot different than the one we saw monday night. >> it was complete emotion, you saw anger, outrage, indignation, and even almost kind of humiliation. i think when he got most kind of emotional is when he was talking about his parents, his children, his friends, people that he -- you could almost sense that he had -- felt he had let them down. he had tried so hard and now they were getting dragged through this and his name was getting dragged through this. it was full-on onslaught of emotion, which is what we saw with justice thomas back in 1991 and as the president said what he had hoped to see from judge kavanagh and of course this was a man who has been accused of something he said absolutely didn't happen. and so you would expect to see that kind of anger and outrage and that's what we saw. and that could very well, i think, have made the difference in what this day wi

than a million muslims have been detained in so-called reeducation camps in china's north west since jan jan region details of the internment system are emerging slowly because the chinese government controls access to the area but the w correspondent matisse budget has traveled to neighboring kazakhstan to talk to witnesses. summer han is a former inmate of a chinese reeducation camp he got out of the internment facility in march and is now in kazakhstan it is an important day for him he's meeting a team from amnesty international to speak out about his experiences. we had to sing for hours. songs like without the communist party there would be no new china. most of the songs praising mao tse tung. and were forced to repeat slogans about the greatness of president xi jinping and what a great place china is to live in. but some are honasan ethnic because it was born in china where large numbers of cause us have disappeared into camps along with members of the muslim ethnic minorities the official just a few cation combating religious extremism it's all brainwashing for them to accept tha

jan, to you first. yge brett kavanaugh we saw today was a lot different than the one et saw on monday night. >> oh, it was complete emotion. you saw anger. you know, outrage, indignation. and even almost kind of n.miliation. i think when he got most kind of omotional was when he was talking about his parents, his children, his friends, people ndat he-- you could almost sense that he felt he had let them oswn. he had tried so hard, and now wney were getting dragged through this. and his name was getting dragged through this. ht was full-on, onslaught of emotion, which is what we saw with justice thomas in 1991. and as the president said he had eoped to see from judge kavanaugh. and, of course, this was a man who was accused of something he aid absolutely didn't happen. so you would expect to s soat kind of anger and outrage. and that's what we saw. thd that could very well i think have made the difference in what l is day will hold. >> glor: rikki, legally speaking, what did you think of the stragedy? >>

jan, first to you, what are you expecting tomorrow?jeff, in some ways it seems like the same playbook that goes back in 1991 with the thomas/hill hearings, where you have republicans heading the confirmation, and these last- minute nominations that they both, thomas and kavanaugh, flatly deny. s , if history is repeating itself, you'd expect to hear a lot of new details tomorrow. when anita hill testified, she gave all those graphic details that she hadn't mentioned before, not even to the f.b.i. fot here, ford has said she doesn't remember anything more than what she has already described. ha, she's going to be asked about that one event at a party she said happened in high school, while kavanaugh will be asked about all of his personal behavior over his entire life. now, i talked to senator jack danforth today, he was justice thomas' chief sponsor in the senate for those hearings in '91, and his advice to thomas, then, was to be yourself. and we saw that, the full emotions from justice thomas on display: anger that his reputation was

completes its work. >> glor: jan, what are you hearing from sources close to judge kavanaugh? >> reporter: well, i mean, kavanaugh's position has been if the committee or the white house wanted an f.b.i. investigation, i mean, he was on board with that. his point and their point is he answered questions under oath, and he and the other potential witnesses have already given statements that are subject to felony prosecutions. now the f.b.i. will interview those and maybe other people are connected to these allegations, including on ford's side, potentially her therapist, who, remember, ford has said helped her understand this was a trauma that had impacted her life, and ford had refused to provide those therapists' notes to the judiciary committee. the f.b.i. may contend that because she shared them with "the washington post," she's no longer entitled to keep them confidential. >> glor: so, ed, as you know, senator flake was just elected in 2012. now he is retiring. he has been an outspoken critic of president trump. what are we to make of his about-face there on capitol hill?

thank you, glenn and jan.ongratulations to both of you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: thanks for chatting with us. what a beautiful couple. [ cheers and applause ] so give them some privacy, will you? keep it down back there, too. in other very sexy news, excerpts have been released from the new memoir by stormy daniels, the adult film star in which she spills the beans and more on her relationship with the president. her book is called "full disclosure" and while there have been a number of tell-alls about trump, this is the first one that presents a detailed analysis of the president's genitalia. she describes trump's penis as smaller than average but admitted she was impressed it had his name embossed in gold on it. [ laughter ] actually, this is the quote. stormy's quote about the president's junk. it had a -- she says it had a huge mushroom head like a toadstool. i lay there, annoyed that i was getting blanked by a guy with yeti pubes and a [ bleep ] like the mushroom character in mario kart. [ la

this woman is 23 over 50 years younger than jan. the training is hard.nd out what this does to people of different ages and how it affects their fitness. culturally, we expect less of people as they get older. older people have more resilience, thatis what we are trying to prove right now. how are you getting on in comparison to the younger members? we are giving them a run for their money. i hope age is no barrier. i hope that the difference in the blood sugar levels or maybe the oxygen levels will not be too different. my grandfather went to the antarctic three times and on the second expedition, he was sent back 150 miles from the port so he was absolutely gutted and he actually cried, so it would be an honour for me to finish his journey. we are different women from different cultures and different ages. we are representing all the women all over the world. to those who say you're too old for things like this, what do you say? age isjust a number. best of luck. he was mr universe, his body was incredible. i thought he had to keep his clothes on so i

jan crawford, jan, let's start with you, what was your takeaway from this first round? >> well, when we first saw her, it was her demeanor and voice. >> me, too, jan, it's so girlish. i was not expecting that when you're just looking at her. the tone and tenor of her voice. and even her mannerisms and the way she interacts with the committee seems very girlish as well. >> and moving away, her demeanor, her testimony that she read from her statement and the responses to the questions i think it's very interesting to see how the republican questioner is handling her. she's building a case, almost. these methodically taking her through the events of the day. then you have the democratic senators that are going straight for anything that they think might prove herbi p questions and fronting what may be the defenses fromup kavanaugh which is of course, you remember it was him. >> all of them have in their first question asked, how can youright. >> they've asked it in three different ways. how can you be sure, maybe it was somebody else? what level of specificity do you have,

emff. >> glor: okay, jan crawford, thanks very much. hurricane florence, the first major storm in the atlantic this year, was downgraded today to a category 1, but it is expected to regain strength next week. tonight, florence is about 1,000 miles off bermuda. tsch line on this map represents a different potential path for florence. you can see a wide range, several miles out tonight, showing it could hit the east coast next week. an afghan police officer shot and killed eight colleagues today, the latest insider attack in afghanistan. violence has increased sharply in afghanistan this year as we approach the 17th anniversary of the u.s. invasion, america's longest war. charlie d'agata is in kabul. ( sirens ) >> reporter: relentless violence here has only surged since we arrived. eour attacks in 24 hours have left at least 40 dead. these are just some of the security precautions you have to take when you're traveling anywhere in the capital-- flak jacket, armored car. s dless checkpoints. blast walls have turned parts of kabul into a fo

happen i don't even know if it actually did happen considering i mean i think joe is a good go at it jan you're. republican strategy and i have an important question for you is the republican party which i'm not a member of i'm a conservative but is the republican party going to grow a backbone and make sure this confirmation moves through because i really don't like them turning into warm milk and i'm not going to name the names but i mean this they are it's really in their hands right now ok and i'm wondering if as a strategy is a democrat and republican party going to do the right thing and not just go soft go ahead in las vegas. i think they are peter and you see this here chuck grassley is doing a phenomenal and that is saying look we've afforded miss ford every opportunity to come forward we've offered her private shielded testimony never mind that kavanagh's been tracked through the mud we're going to give her private testimony but i think they're going to hold to this ten am friday deadline that she has to come forward and say whether she will plan to testify and whether she'll p

jan, great to have you with us.u make of these reports, does it sound like the person you know? >> first of all, rod, as i understand it, has said that the reporting is factually inaccurate, and i obviously did not go through the details, but if rod says there is information in there that is factually inaccurate, then there is information that is factually inaccurate. he does have a very dry sense of humor. so could something have been said as a sarcastic comment that other people took seriously, yes, that's possible. >> when is the last time you spoke with rosenstein? >> probably two or three months ago. >> so since he's been part of this administration. what was his mindset then? >> well, you know, when i'm talking with rod these days i try to stay away from business. we don't really talk about details. he was -- as far as his mindset, he was calm. he was his usual self. we talked about catching up on each other's lives and that sort of thing. >> now, if this reporting is true that rosenstein is genuinely worried

are across the rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated jan let me go to you first in las vegas you're there you got up early as for this program and it's much appreciated and looking at the calvin confirmation process ironically for a seat on the highest court of the land where justice is made it out this is been a mockery of justice i'm not going to tip toe around like everybody else i think this is a mockery it's a disgrace and it's purely political and i've been saying on this program with the donald trump that we have the left destroying institutions and credibility in institutions so you've got my take i'm very interested in yours go ahead well i would agree with e.p.a. there and not only have they made a mockery of that just assessed and i think we're entering into very dangerous waters here i can speak as the woman on the panel i find in particular that weaponization of sexual assault allegations to be turned into political weapons to be very dangerous territory i think it's offensive to women in particular and i think it's offensive t

jan crawford right there in the confirmation room. jan, thank you. d izona's governor today topointed former three-term senator jon kyl to replace the late john mccain. at leastst until the end of this orar. tol is expected to be sworn in ioter this week in time to vote on brett kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court. 50,000 students in detroit went back to school today carrying bottles of water. oountains and faucets in all 106 public schools were shut off after high levels of lead and lypper were discovered in the water supply. detroit is not alone. fountains at most schools in baltimore have been shut off for more than a decade, and lead contamination at schools in portland, oregon took nearly two years to fix. up next here on the "cbs evening news," colin kaepernick does not have a team, but he does have a big deal with nike. why the company chose him. and later, japan is hit by its worst typhoon in 25 years. it can happen anywhere, anytime. but during a suspected heart attack, immediately calling 911 and chewing bayer aspirin can help save

. >> mom always believed in finding the sun shine in things and she adored my girlfriend jan.u wonder why i don't like to call you my girlfriend, because i want to call you my wife. >> reporter: it was hard to tell who was most shock but as jan benson made his way on stage weiss took out his mother's wedding ring. >> and with moy mom and my parents watching from above, will you marry me? everybody was on their feet yelling and screaming which was great. i'm so happy. >> i didn't see any of that. >> i didn't realize anybody was standing and clapping because i literally just saw you. >> reporter: moments after the big moment that glenn admitted that the stars to align for his primetime proposal. >> real quick, if you didn't win, what was the backup plan? was there a plan "b?" >> the there is no plan "b." our life is a plan "a." >> reporter: which makes this fairy tale ending that much sweeter. kevin frazier, los angeles. >> that makes it for the overnight news for this wednesday. for others the news continues. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. ♪ >>> this

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jan crawford has our report. >> reporter: there were protesters. but the senators questioning judge brett kavanaugh were more focused on substance. >> roe v. wade, are you familiar with the case? >> does the president have the ability to pardon somebody in exchange for a promise from that person they wouldn't testify against him? >> reporter: throughout the day kavanaugh fielded questions on major issues from abortion rights to presidential pardons, but taking a page from the playbook of past nominees, he refused to speculate on how he would rule in future cases. >> you can't give me an answer on whether a president would have to respond to a subpoena in a court of law? >> my understanding is you're asking me to give my view on a potential hypothetical. >> president trump claims he has an absolute right to pardon himself. does he? >> the question of self-pardons is something i've never analyzed. it's a question i've not written about. >> reporter: but he did praise the supreme court reese ruling in u.s. versus nixon which required president nixon t

but if 73 is ange which takes things easy, no one told jan.k like this. yes, it is a huge net, which has been successfully fired into orbit. its purpose is to catch millions of pieces of space debris. this happened more than 300 kilometres above the earth. and it's really needed, because all the old bits of broken up rocket and even small tools dropped by space—walking astronauts, make up more than 7500 tonnes of debris floating in space. in fact, there's so much junk, scientists fear it will damage the satelites that enable our gps, phone and television signals and the systems we use to predict the weather. so they've devised this satellite called removedebris. here's the net experiment in action. have a look at this. i kid you not. fired from a satellite, it captures the rubbish, and then the idea is that the junk will burn as it is dragged back to earth. scientists also plan to test a harpoon, which they hope will be able to capture the debris as well. the satellite was actually launched into orbit injune, to an audience. this video was tak

. >> jan, i want to put this ring that my mom wore on your finger in front of all these people and innt of my mom and your parents watching from above. will you marry me? [ applause ] >> weiss who directed the oscars had just won the emmy for director of a variety special. he proposed during his acceptance speech and said his mother, who died two weeks ago, adored his girlfriend, jan svendsen. he proposed with a ring his dad gave to his mom 67 years ago. as for the other winners of the night, hbo and netflix tied for most wins with 23, amazon's "the marvelous mrs. maisel" became the first streaming series to win best comedy. hbo's "game of thrones" was named the best drama. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," "entertainment tonight's" kevin frazier with more highlights from the emmys. >>> the "washington post" reports elon musk's spacex company plans to fly a japanese billionaire and several artists on a tourist trip around the moon. musk announced that entrepreneur yusaku maezawa is spacex's first paying customer. >> finally i can say, i can tell you that i chose to go to the moon. >> h

democratic congresswoman jansher kautsky said this view —— jan schakowsky. will never escape that? —— mercenary. jan schakowsky can say many things but it is her husband went to prison for tax fraud. and she knows from the leaks out the intelligence committee, they have put my life, my resources on the line for the us. i tried to figure out a way to end america's longest war. this is not theoretical. i have had dozens of my own aircraft, we built the entire afghan water police, the men in the field, the same modelling, as large as us forces are, with all the spending, they still ended up contracting out so to not consider the same for the afg ha n so to not consider the same for the afghan is full hardy. erik prince i think you to being on hardtalk. thank you very much indeed. hello. the jet stream targets the uk with a proper taste of autumn over next few days. several areas of low pressure moving through. the first on tuesday, the remnants of ex—hurricane helene. so storm helene is coming in and the winds at the south and centre of this will be strengtheni

jan, you are the sunshine in my life. you wonder why i don't like to call you my girlfriend?you my wife. [ applause ] >> reporter: yes, she nods, and then walks up onto that stage with him. and look at the presenter, actor sterling k. brown there on the right, when he hears this. >> this is the ring that my dad put on my mom's finger and to my sisters and brothers, i didn't swipe it, dad knows i have it, okay? >> reporter: and then, the ring. >> will you marry me? >> reporter: "yes," she says. and then, an "i love you." >> thank you to the academy! thank you, everybody! >> it was the best moment of the night. thanks for watching here on a tuesday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us here, have a good evening. good night. >>> a new

let me end by quoting you the words of us democratic congresswoman jan scha kowsky.ct he is the super mercenary." isn't that the truth? you will never escape the taint of blackwater? you know what? jan schakowsky can say many things, but it is her husband that went to prison for tax fraud. and she also knows because of the leaks out of the intelligence community, that i have put myself, my resources, my network, my life on the line for the united states. i serve the united states in trying to figure out a way to end america's longest war — if somebody has a better idea, i'm all ears. but this is not theoretical. i have had dozens of my own aircraft in country, trained thousands of afghans. we built the entire afghan water police. the training, the mentoring in the field, the same kind of modelling we have out here, as large as the us forces are, with all the spending, and all the aircraft, they still ended up contracting out for this kind of support, so to not consider the same for the afghans, i think is foolhardy. erik prince, i think you to being on hardtalk, we h

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jan, first to you, what are you expecting tomorrow?f, in some ways it seems like the same play book in 1991 with the thomas hill hearings where you have republican nominees heading for confirmations and these last-minute bombshell allegations, thomas and kavanagh flatly deny. if history is repeating itself you'd expect to hear new details tomorrow. when anita hill testified she gave graphic details she hadn't mentioned before, not even to the fbi. but here ford has said she doesn't remember anything more than what she has already described. so she's going to be asked about that one event at a party she said happened in high school while kavanagh is going to be asked about all of his personal behavior over his entire life. now, i talked to senator jack dan forth today, justice thomas's chief sponsor in the senate for those hearings in '91. his advice to thomas then was to be yourself. we saw that, the full emotions from justice thomas on display, anger, that his reputation was destroyed thanks to the senate for a forum of what he called

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>> jan crawford is on capitol hill where committee members will question kavanaugh this week about his views on a wide range of issues. jan, good morning. >> reporter: i mean, this was pretty extraordinary, what we saw to start this hearing. chairman chuck grassley barely got a few words out before he started hearing protesters from the audience. then those senate democrats who are on this committee one by one start to call for this hearing to be adjourned. now, their argument here, a process one. they're saying they haven't gotten enough access to the documents. there were about 40,000 pages of documents released. the republicans and chairman grassley continued to say today they've gotten more than 400,000 pages of judge kavanaugh's documents over the past couple of months. so they have more than enough information from his time in the bush whugite house, in additiono his 12 years of service on the court. rejecting the argument that they just haven't had time to review this judge's records. that his hearing gets under way, you're going to hear opening statements from all these committ

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chinese government of conducting a systematic campaign of rights violations against muslims and shin jan province the group says muslim week as a being subject to arbitrary detentions and daily restrictions on religious practice imran khan has mall. just practicing islam has become a problem for the chinese government this man says he survived what the government calls a reeducation camp muslim militant join me here they want to exterminate muslim nations muslim writing muslim dress and make everyone homogenously everyone has to be chinese at the camp they taught us the national anthem songs praising mounts a tone a song wishing a thousand years of life to president xi jinping and the overall great history of china the rights group says interviewed fifty eight people including mainly ethnic week isn't kazakhs they queues officials of all between detention religious repression and surveillance against thirteen million muslims the government says it set up the reeducation camps with the sole purpose of eradicating religious extremism and terrorism and to kill what it calls ideological dise

pursue other things i wonder what do you say to those people who will say that we would never achieve jan they're currently in the positions of high power simply because women when they're given a choice do not always go that way i think it's a combination of many things not all women have a drive. for high pressure positions i also just finished a discussion about that's the extent to which all countries including the conscious less kind in india will have very high scores on gender equality in unpaid care work is still what consents women in many cases where there's children involved where there's older people to look after women will. a high powered job in must be much more content about that until such time that to the. stronger sharing. of the roles is not. just as a streatch that level of equality even in gender. ever reach that level i'm hoping we will it's worth fighting for at least the extent to which now we have the discrepancy in inequality it is worth paying attention and putting emphasis and of course there's also women who like. to be. in the caring service and i don't thin

jan crawford recently met up with him. jan, good morning. >> well, good morning.g there in oregon and he left to follow his dream. he had classical musical training here and overseas. but he decided to come back to where he came from. he left behind the grand concert halls for the grand outdoors. and taking what he loves to the place he calls home. ♪ >> reporter: it's a place of spectacular beauty. cliffs, tall trees of northern oregon. and then the unexpected. ♪ >> reporter: floating through the air, the elegant mellow dif classical music. >> my mom and i were saying wouldn't it be cool if you could just have a piano and go anywhere. >> reporter: so that's what hunter noack did, traveling across the pacific northwest introducing classical music to new audiences in some rilwild places. >> i could do a show every day and be happy. >> he tows his piano all over this state on a flatbed trailer. >> it's really kind of an audacious thing that you're doing. do people go, what? >> yeah. >> what are you doing? >> yeah. it's really impressive to have a 9 foot stein way bei

that's blue skies heading size getting rid of the rain but for areas just south of shanghai dancer for jan towards hong kong that's particularly wet for the time being and coming into the west sichuan and maybe you know the chances are to be wet here but generally speaking it's a dryish picture compared with maybe a week ago the still plenty of rain are right of course myanmar in town has some heavy rain recently there's been a massacre that moved from addition across to where it is now russia's dimes to produce some very useful right and heavy rainfall some there's a bit more to come though as you can see otherwise the monsoon rains dispersing is up around the foothills the himalayas the pole as well and around addition probably bangladesh but this on shore breeze it's been given the western ghats and carol the rain of cools for much of the season it's looking fairly dry at the moment there's plenty of clatter and and that's a bit of a signal we often watch when it comes up on the forecast for among and it's there again the usual presents a good chance of decent thunderstorms in the highe