guest: in arizona we had kyrsten sinema. that is no surprise, she was uncontested and we have known for quite a while now. the republican nominee was a bit more up in the air. primary three-way between sheriff arpaio, he made news during the trump administration, and kelly ward. martha mcsorley -- mcsally would be the most likable. in a primary, it's hard to know beforehand even with a bit of polling who would end up making it through. did end at making it through, which is important for the senate map because it arpaio or ward had won, it would make republican's job very difficult. [video clip] >> i am as impressed as anyone that my opponent brags that she owns over 100 pairs of shoes. i have over 100 combat missions serving our country. applause] my opponent is someone who is left of the pelosi democrats, a green party activist. she protested our troops in a pink tutu. she called to shut down luke air force base. she calls yourself a proud prada socialist. now that she is running for the ema -- ihollywood sin cinema. say t

mcsally will face democrat kyrsten sinema in a battle for outgoing senator jeff flake's seat.ale senator. kyung lah is outfront with our very first in our series "born to run." >> let's go fly, fight and win. >> reporter: from the moment republican martha mcsally launched her senate run -- >> i will give my all. >> reporter: -- her history as america's first female fighter pilot cut central to her campaign. >> wow. >> reporter: to her primary victory. >> we have 70 days to win this seat. >> reporter: now an all-out attack against her democratic opponent, representative kyrsten sinema. >> everyone remembers where there were on 9/11. >> reporter: this is mcsally's opening onslaught. >> while we were in harm's way in uniform, kyrsten sinema was protesting us in a pink tutu and denigrating our service. >> some women are looking at that as a bit of a cheap shot. you put her in a tutu and are playing on these gender issues. >> that is not a cheap shot at all. this is high stakes for our country, high stakes for our state. that is the truth. she's in a pink tutu, i'm in my uniform. y

she also felt the momentum of the race late and she started running ads against kyrsten sinema becausehe momentum moving her way and she wanted to show republican voters she has what it takes to win a battleground state. >> maria, kyrsten sinema, the democratic nominee there, what are the chances for your party come november? >> look, i think if mcsally wins, and everybody seems to think she will though it is not a done deal. i think kelly ward is a possibility. i hope joe arpaio wins because it would be a shoo-in for the democrat. herein lies the conundrum for republicans. you heard mcsally say she has a 97% voting for president trump. that could be an ad in the general election in a state where trump won barely by three points, in a state where the demographics are changing, the voting electorate is younger, multi-cal turl, a lot of latino voters, what trump is doing with immigration and you have mcsally who used to be on the right side of immigration. she has flip-flopped on that. she erased a lot of the youtube ads she had supporting president trump for what he has done with the dr

trump is the king of nicknames inches rolling out a new one of her own, calling congresswoman kyrsten sinema hollywood. that comes after they take a few days off to on a senator mccain. >> bret: we do know this, come november arizonans will elect their first female senator ever. at this hour, the body of john mccain lies in state, as you see in the arizona capitol. mccain died saturday of brain cancer. tonight, thousands of arizonans are paying their respects. national correspondent william la jeunesse is in phoenix with that story. good evening, william. >> as you can see, mccain did not go quietly into the night. this line sneaks around the corner and it's been that way for two hours, to say goodbye. senator mccain planned of this service and those in washington are personally reaching out to the pallbearers. we are expecting about 10,000 from around the state to pay their respects as his family did earlier today. >> let these tears bring blooms in the desert he loved, in the country he served, and in all our hearts. >> arizona said goodbye today to its favorite adopted son, remembering hi

in arizona, republican congresswoman martha mcsally will run against democratic congresswoman kyrsten sinema to replace retiring u.s. senator jeff flake. we will have a full report, after the news summary. the arizona candidates held off campaigning today as final tributes ban for the late senator john mccain. a military honor guard greeted e e hearse that carried mccain's casket to the stpitol in phoenix. governor doug cey was among those who spoke at a brief ceremony. >> john mcca was about more than politics. he brought us abovpolitics. john is probably the only politician who could gets to set aside politics and come together as a state and nation, as we have. >> woodruff: afterward, mccain's widow, cindy, and their childre spent privments by the casket, before the public was admitted to pay their respects. the senator died saturday of brain cancer. he would have been 82, today. a white former polexe officer in could get 99 years in prison in the death of jordan edwards, a 15-year-old black youth. roy oliver was found guilty of murder yesterday by a mostly white jury in dallas county. he

mcsally and democrat kyrsten sinema. arizona has never elected a woman to the senate. it followed a warning to the evangelical leaders on monday. he reportedly said if republicans lose control of congress in november democrats will, quote, overturn everything we have done and do it quickly and violently. we have more. >> reporter: good morning. there were some fierce false showdowns that could signal how two big states will swing in the 2020 presidential election. >> as the mayor of florida's capital city, i humbly accept the democratic nomination. >> reporter: despite being outspent by tense of millions of dollars, tallahassee andrew gillum pulled off a surprising win in the nation's largest battle ground state. the 39-year-old is backed by senator bernie sanders and other national liberal groups. if he wins, gillum would be the state's first black governor. >> everybody needs to support ron desantis. >> reporter: gillum will face off against another 39-year-old, trump backed republican and we'll make it even greater. >> reporter: desantis, a navy veteran, credited th

her democratic opponent in november will be representative kyrsten sinema. the seat is a potential key pickup for democrats to get the senate back. >>> it is 4: 40. a bay area woman reveals what happened during a frightening lyft ride. >> plus, a kindergartner walks over two miles home alone. now his parents are demanding answers from a bay area school. after school program. kpix 5's juliette goodrich reports: the child's parent s manding answer s alonof being taken to an after-school program. kpix 5's juliette goodrich reports, the child's parents are demanding answers. >> i thought he would be safe at school but he wasn't. >>> reporter: on jackson's first day of kindergarten his mother gets a phone call not from the school but from jackson more than an hour after school ended. >> he said, mommy, i made it home. i was like, jackson, you're supposed to be at school. why did you take your phone? i thought he took his phone to school. he said, no, mommy, i'm at home. i said, who brought you home? he said, nobody. i walked. >> reporter: walked 2.6 miles home. h

guest: in arizona we had kyrsten sinema.t is no surprise, she was uncontested and we have known for quite a while now. the republican nominee was a bit more up in the air. primary three-way between sheriff arpaio, he made news during the trump administration, and kelly ward. martha mcsorley -- mcsally would be the most likable. in a primary, it's hard to know beforehand even with a bit of polling who would end up making it through. did end at making it through, which is important for the senate map because it arpaio or ward had won, it would make republican's job very difficult. [video clip] >> i am as impressed as anyone that my opponent brags that she owns over 100 pairs of shoes. i have over 100 combat missions serving our country. applause] my opponent is someone who is left of the pelosi democrats, a green party activist. she protested our troops in a pink tutu. she called to shut down luke air force base. she calls yourself a proud prada socialist. now that she is running for the ema -- ihollywood sin cinema. say that

senate ended essentially as expected, martha mcsally, former fighter pilot will go on to face kyrsten sinema in a race where the republicans ran closer to president trump than the late senator john mccain. that will be a marquee match-up as will it be in florida where rick scott clinched the republican nomination to take on democratic senator bill nelson. this was the last major multistate night of primary voting of this year. and it set the stage for a iraq cuz fa -- raucous fall. >>> the los angeles area rattled by a pair of earthquakes overnight centered near the city of laverne about 25 miles east of l.a. the first one a 4.4 rocking around 7:30 in the night. a smaller aftershock followed a minute later. no major damage reported and the initial quake lasted 20 seconds and felt as far away as san diego. >>> joint military exercises between the u.s. and south korea may resume. a signal of souring relations between the white house and north korea. the defense secretary jim mattis says they may resume next year. this year's were canceled after the summit in singapore. president trump said the

primary day in arizona with a highly contested republican primary to decide who will run against kyrsten sinemasenator jeff flake's seat. know arizona politics like jan brewer. primary.k about this we have three candidates on the republican side each quite distinctive from one another,. handicap that race for us. >> in arizona, we've got three people running on the republican ticket. martha, a congressman currently, , andheriff joe arpaio kelly ward, who served in the arizona state legislature. they have all been out there campaigning and telling their stories. it's gotten a little divisive, kind of mean-spirited on some issues. we hope it will all come together today. everybody is getting up and --ng to vote polling is in to vote. polling is in. polling is not always accurate. so we are waiting for the polls close tonight at seven -- at 7:00. david: there is a fair amount of heat going on. what are the differences on the merits in the policies among these three candidates? therem a republican voter , why should i vote one over the other? >> we need somebody that will serve all of arizona, some

reporter: mcsally spent the bulk of her speech attacking the winner of the democratic primary, kyrsten sinemaof these women are well financed. this is expected to be an ugly and brutal race between these two women, whoever wins will make history. they will be arizona's first female senator. >> the year of the woman continues. if democrats retake control of congress in november, president trump warning there will be violence. cnn has heard a recording of the president in a closed-door meeting with evangelical leaders with no real basis for the comments, the president taking a fire and brimstone approach in an appeal to get voters to the polls for the midterms. >> he said in part, it's not a question of like or dislike, it's a question that they will overturn everything that we've done and they will do it quickly and violently, and violently, there is violence. when you look at antifa, these people -- these are violent people. now the far left antifa is a loose connection of anti-fascist groups who stage counter protests against white supremacists and neo-nazis. the president is also saying the

(pam) mcsally will face democratic candidate kyrsten sinema for jeff flake's soon-to-be-open senate seat governor of arizona plans to fill the open seat left by senator mccain's death.. after the funeral services.. (ken)in florida: tallahassee mayor andrew gillum has won the democratic nomination in his quest to become florida's first black governor. gillum faces the republican nominee, u.s. represenitive ron desantis, in the race to replace term-limited republican gov. rick scott. (pam) california will become the first state to eliminate bail for suspects awaiting trial. governor jerry brown signed a bill today that will replace bail with a risk-assessment system. this means most suspects arrested for non-violent misdemeanors will be released within 12-hours of being booked. people facing serous and violent felonies will not be eligible for pre-trial release. some people worry the bill will allow dangerous people to go free-- and they won't return for trial. supporters say the change will end the unfair practice of imprisoning people simply because they are poor. the new system will go

the trump-backed candidate is gop congresswoman martha mcsally facing democratic congresswoman kyrsten sinemasinema leads in early polls but not by much. >> we are going to be in for what we now have described as a toss-up race. this is an evenly matched race between two good candidates in mcsally and sinema and it's going to be a doocy. >> the governor of arizona will appoint a republican replacement for for mccain. >>> state lawmakers working on a bill that is designed to help the dmv reduce those long wait times at its offices. the agency could get $16 million under a budget bill that was approved by the assembly today. the dmv has been under fire for these long lines that officials say are partially due to the rollout of new federally mandated identification cards. the money in the bill would go towards increased staffing, extended hours, upgraded service kiosks and improved online access. critics say it amounts to a blank check for the dmv. the legislation still needs approval from the state senate. >>> victims of california's recent fires getting help now from the feds. >> this helps ou

congresswoman kyrsten sinema won with 80% of the vote. they will face-off in november to replace jeff flake. >>> now to florida where the mayor of tallahassee won a surprise victory in the democratic primary for governor. andrew gillum defeated five opponents including a former congress woman and pair of candidates who spent millions african-americ governor if he wins. he will face republican congressman desantis. he beat his closest republican opponent by 20 points. >>> coming up, pope francis addresses the catholic church sex abuse scandal during a public appearance at the vatican. we'll talk about the religion reporter about the implications it could have. he could possibly... he likes to collect things. oh! wow, you got all this stuff from ikea? what do you like not let your kids in here? oh, no, they moved in here. here. this is where i hide all the cords and the remotes, and those clack-clack-clack things. oh and we have an entire comic book store and i managed to wedge a candle in there. oh i see, so this is your new bed? let's jus

she will now face off against democrat kyrsten sinema with the winner becoming arizona's first female senator. >>> three defendants arrested for child neglect in the new mexico compound case have been released. this comes after a judge dismissed charges against them because they were not given a preliminary hearing within the 10-day time frame required by law. one of the judges called it a complete failure on the part of prosecutors. >> i don't know whether they are overworked, they don't have enough people at their office. i don't see the district attorney here or the chief deputy district attorney. but it is disturbing to me that the district attorney would put this court in that kind of a situation. >> 11 children were found starving and living in filth. the body of a 3-year-old boy was discovered on the compound a short time later. the only charges that remain are against that boy's father and his partner. >>> it is 5:11. in hawaii, a rescue mission takes a deadly turn. >> plus, record wildfires across the state blasting soot into the atmosphere. >> and nasa now embarking on the n

congresswoman martha mcsally will face kyrsten sinema. >> reporter: the trump administration is lookingo new regulations against online companies like google. search results are rigged against him, the president writing: information and news that is good. this is a very serious situation-- will be addressed!" "..(sot: president trump) "google and twit d facebook, they're really treading on very, very trouble territory and they to be carefu 's not fair to large portions of the lation."." google denies it's manipulating search results to keep conservative voices quiet.. >> google and twitter and facebook, they are really treading on very, very troubled territory and they have to be careful. it's not fair to large portions of the population. >> google denies it's manipulating search results to keep conservative voices not heard. it says: search is not used to set a political agenda and we don't bias our results toward any political ideology. >> reporter: some children's medicine is being -- >>> some children's medicine is being recalled. laura podesta joins us with that around more from th

. >> reporter: congresswoman martha mcsally will face democratic congresswoman kyrsten sinema.ohn schiumo, cbs news. >> next week, arizona governor doug doocy will appoint a republican replacement for mccain's seat. >>> the federal government is looking into new regulations against tech companies like google after president trump says google's search results are rigged and said that the company could be prosecuted for not showing enough positive stories about him. google denies it manipulates search results to promote politics. the trump administration stands by its decision to support a coalition led by saudi arabia in the ongoing civil war in yemen. this week the u.n. human rights council said that the governments of saudi arabia, yemen and the uae may have committed war crimes during their fight against the yemen rebels. last week, at least 50 people were killed when an air strike hit a bus full of children. south bay congressman ro khanna is among those calling for the u.s. to stop refueling military jets and providing intelligence for this coalition. >>> time now 6:40. a c

the trump-backed republican is martha mcsally facing off against democrat kyrsten sinema. sinema leads but not by much. >> we are going to be in for what we now have described as a toss-up race. this is an evenly matched race between two good candidates and it's going to be a doozy. >> the governor of arizona will appoint a replacement for senator john mccain, who died over the weekend from brain cancer. and under state rules that person has to be a member of the same party as mccain. so a republican. >>> the state assembly approved a bill today that would allow bars and nightclubs to stay open until 4 a.m. in some cities in california. those nine cities include san francisco, oakland, sacramento, los angeles, west hollywood, long beach, palm springs, cathedral city and cue chela. the bill authored by state senator scott weiner of san francisco sets up a five-year pilot program in the cities. it heads back to the senate which already passed a previous version of the bill, for final approval. it then goes to the governor. no word yet on whether he will sign it. >>> google l

you mention as well the democrats nominating kyrsten sinema out there. ats haven't won a senate race for 30 years in arizona. in a poll, sinema was running four points ahead of mcsally. does mcsally alienate the middle and give sinema an opening? and if she runs too close to the middle, does she give the trump folks a reason to stay home? the backdrop, this is one of democrats' few chances to pick off a republican senate seat. >> i don't know if jeff flake would have done, but sinema said she respects jeff flake. says good strategy on her part. i haven't seen a poll on this in arizona but i bet you right now jeff flake may be more popular with democratic voters, certainly independents, than he is with the republican base, he even said in an interview here just the other day that his endorsement wouldn't have done any good for any republican candidate out there. so if jeff flake, because of that friction with president trump, it gives him more reflect in t -- >> ron desantis referred to his opponent, gillum, as articulate, and said we don't need to monkey

she will likely face democrat kyrsten sinema who has been pitching herself for months as a moderate, expected to be an expensive, nasty fight in a state that trump won by just 4%. jim? >> kyung lah, thanks very much. "outfront" next, jeanne moos remembering the funny side of the maverick of the senate, john mccain. ocomplete,n is to provide balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure. now up to 30 grams of protein for strength and energy! let your perfect drive come together during the final days of the lincoln summer invitation event get 0% apr on select 2018 lincoln models plus one thousand dollars bonus cash. with our largest variety of crab all year! like new crabfest combo. your one chance to have new jumbo snow crab with tender dungeness crab. or try crab lover's dream. but hurry in. 'cause crabfest ends september 2nd. you finayou know it! chair? woah! (laughter) hahaha-aaaahhhh! gorilla glue. of course. gorilla glue expands into the materials to form an incredibly strong

i'm wondering whether it's also in that spirit, where you tweeted to both, congratulations to kyrsten sinema and representative mcsally for winning their respective primary races last night. so you're congratulating a democrat as well as a republican. >> you bet. whether it's a democrat or republican representing arizona, it's going to be the first female senator in arizona's history in our more than hundred-year history. that's a wonderful thing, we ought to all celebrate that. and i hope that it's a good contest in the next three months. it's a short general election campaign. i hope we can get away from the vitriol that usually accompanies these kind of contests and celebrate the fact that we're going to have a change, we'll have a female senator for the first time. that's a wonderful thing. and i wish them both well. >> there was a little bit of action on that front also on the republican side because the president tweeted after martha mcsally won her primary against two republican opponents who were certainly much more hard line than she, martha mackal see, running in the arizona primar

martha mcsally will go on to face kyrsten sinema.ain. the sitting governor in florida clinched the nomination to take on democratic senator bill nelson. this was the last primary for this year and it set the stage for a raucous fall. >>> the attorney general jeff sessions is facing an uncertain future amid word that president trump has again revived the idea of getting rid of him. the "washington post" reports the president spoke to his aides and personal attorneys at least twice this month about the possibility of firing sessions. but sources tell the post the president was persuaded to hold off at least until after the midterm elections in november. >>> so from politics to weather. we're checking on extreme flooding. emergency crews in wisconsin recovered the body of a man swept away by floodwaters after his car stalled. days of rain have caused power outages, mudslides and evacuations. >> and the suffocating heat in the northeast has claimed a young life. an 11-year-old girl died after being left alone in a hot car in her family's

stuart: we reached out to kyrsten sinema.ve not heard back yet. >> she is probably out shopping for tutus. stuart: what is your fondest memory of senator mccain? >> well, i'm here in d.c., we're going to have him lie in state and honor him. i came from the arizona service yesterday which was awesome. look i studied john mccain as a cadet at air force academy. they taught us how to return in honor if ever shot down and captured during training as an american hero. when i first ran for congress, he came to an event, here was this icon, this giant telling the crowd the difference between martha and and i we're both fighter pilots, her takeoffs equal her landings unlike me. she shoots down airplanes and i get shot down. here is this man, who is joking about the sacrifice that he paid, being shot down and tortured for five 1/2 years. laughing with me, fighter pilot banter like we do with others. i think back, i have so many other memories. i'm so honored gotten to know him. stuart: martha mcsally, thanks very much for joining us t

republican martha mcsally facing off against democrat kyrsten sinema and that race is expected to beseen as the strongest republican. if you're a centrist in florida, you're out of luck. >> are y'all ready to flip florida blue? >> reporter: overnight, a major upset in florida's governor's race setting the stage for a bruising battle in november. on the left, tallahassee mayor andrew gillum, a bernie sanders-backed progressive coming out on top over a favorite of the democratic establishment. >> i got to tell you all, i am overwhelmed. there were just a few people, just a few people who said that this moment would not be possible. >> reporter: gillum, the first black nominee for florida governor for either party now set to face off against president trump's candidate of choice, ron desantis. that high-profile endorsement from the president ultimately put him over the top. >> i'm not always the most popular guy in d.c., but i did have support from someone in washington. if you walk down pennsylvania avenue he lives in the white house with the pillars in front it. >> reporter: the presi