i tried to yell for help. >> pelley: it was the testimony of dr.istine blasey ford that left republican collins with severe doubts. >> collins: i had read her anonymous letter, or her redacted letter, and questioned judge kavanaugh about it over the phone in a subsequent interview. >> pelley: when you talked to judge kavanaugh privately on the phone about the letter, what did he say? >> collins: he categorically and emphatically denied the allegations. >> pelley: when you saw dr. ford's testimony, what did you think? >> collins: she was clearly terrified, traumatized, and i believed that a sexual assault had happened to her. what i think she is mistaken about is who the perpetrator was. i do not believe her assailant was brett kavanaugh. >> pelley: democratic senator heidi heitkamp is close to republican collins, but far removed from her friend's decision. >> heitkamp: when this nominee was announced, i had a completely open mind. had a change to meet him. in fact, i liked him. i had a chance to begin to review his judicial record and there was rea

>> flake: no. >> pelley: no? >> flake: not a chance. >> pelley: not a chance?me too sharp, too partireaching across. there's no currency for that anymore. there's no incentive. >> pelley: the senate judiciary committee says the f.b.i. will look into "current and credible" allegations. one witness who did not appear before the committee is kavanaugh's teenage friend, mark judge, who ford said was in the room during the alleged assault. >> flake: and he has indicated, apparently, that he is ready to cooperate. >> pelley: but what he said in his letter to the committee was that he just couldn't remember. >> flake: the f.b.i. during their investigation will ask questions that maybe will prompt things, or there's-- i think, dr. ford mentioned there was somebody she couldn't remember the name of. it's possible that one of the others they interview, say, "well, no, this was the name." and it will lead to additional interviews that can take place as well. >> pelley: friday, the judiciary committee passed kavanaugh's nomination to the full senate. in a week, the f.b.i.

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scott pelley has the story for "60 minutes." >> i don't think anybody expected, you know, what happened on friday to happen. and i can't say that i did either. i just knew that we couldn't move forward, that i couldn't move forward without hitting the pause button because what i was seeing, experiencing in an elevator, watching it in committee, thinking, this is ripping our country apart. >> senator, what are you doing, sir? >> reporter: what happened in the elevator? >> people felt very strongly about the hearings and what was going on. >> what you are doing is allowing someone who actually violated a woman to sit in the supreme court. this is not doable. >> reporter: flake had just announced he would vote for kavanaugh. the people who felt so strongly were activists annamarie a archila and maria gallagher who told flake they were survivors of sexual assault. >> it doesn't matter what happened to me. >> they were clearly passionate and determined that i hear them. >> i believed he was going to rape me. i tried to yell for help. >> reporter: what the senate judiciary committee heard thu

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she spoke with cbs news' scott pelley. >> the senators who decide to vote in favor of judge kavanaugh's nomination seem to believe he was wrongfullyfully accused. >> >> everybody's going to make their own judgment and my judgment on her experience is based on a lot of experience working with domestic assault victims and experience as an attorney general and having come to the senate as people have described their experience. to me it doesn't appear he's somebody who be given a li n theorld.the most n your republican colleagues say we believe dr. ford was sincere too but without corroboration you just can't ruin this man's career to that you say what? >> even if you believe or don't believe dr. ford, the other issue is one of temperament and being impartial and that adds to the case that a no vote is the appropriate vote. >> at this moment about four weeks before the election you are running behind your republican challenger in north dakota. a political consultant would have told you voting for kavanaugh would have been better for you. >> i don't think there's any doubt about that. i thi

we're even many of the times families want the death penalty to be abolished the respect they get pelley hears because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. when the whole make this manufactured to sentenced him to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the famous larry go around to lift is only the one percent. that's not going all middle of the room six. million real news is. the way. welcome back across town where all things considered i'm peter labelle remind you we're discussing some real news. and i want to discuss something mark sent me just before and before we sat down here from the washington monthly an article that's quite fascinating cross-like uploaded to all of russians russians he said that russian site genetically inclined to penetrate and then to feel you know they're going to haley says more or less the same thing glenn go ahead jim i think the reason why this is becoming a bit of a comedy is

in an interview this eck would end for "60 minutes," scott pelley spoke to six members of the senate judiciary committee including republican jeff flake and democrat chris coons. the senators worked out a last minute deal on friday that forced president trump to reopen the fbi investigation into kavanaugh. >> i would like to ask both of you what you may made of judge kavanaugh's very emotional response and what it may or may not say about his judicial temperment, does this man belong on the supreme court? >> well, when he came, walked out, you could see him open his binder and put his paper here, we knew that he was eager to testify. and i have to say that when i heard him, i heard someone who, i hope i would sound like if i had been unjustly accused. and to see his family behind him, as chris said. and it was-- it was anger. but if i were unjustly accused that is how i would feel as well. and i as it went on, i think his interaction with some of the members was a little too sharp. but the statement, the beginning i thought was pretty raw. but in keeping with someone who had been unj

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. >> i'm scott pelley. >> stephen: and i'm stephen colbert. tonight, my interview of lesley stahl's interview of president trump. ( mimicking the ticking sound ) ( laughter ) mr. president, you've been president for... two years. >> there's something really terrible and disgusting about that. >> stephen: oh, i agree. ( laughter ) how would you sum-up your administration so far? >> it is vicious. it's full of lies, deceit, and deception. >> stephen: speaking of which, if you get rid of jeff sessions, who would you replace him with? >> pillows and blankets. ( laughter ) >> stephen: let's switch gears. how is your love affair going with kim jong-un? >> the day before i came in, we were going to war with north korea. >> stephen: okay, that's a lie. would you admit that that's a li

the european tour's chief executive keith pelley told the bbc that fan safety is their paramount concernr corine and raphael, it won't. but the hope is their misfortune will not be repeated. david ornstein, bbc news, lyon. the duke and duchess of sussex have made their first official visit to the county that bears their name. visiting some of its most well—known sites, the couple saw a rare sussex copy of the american declaration of independence, and spoke to a charity that supports survivors of rape and sexual assault. our royal correspondent, sarah campbell, was there. chichester, the first sussex city to fly the flag for the new duke and duchess. there were handshakes with as many people as possible. even those with four legs didn't miss out. in a nod to meghan's country of birth, the couple were shown the rare sussex copy of the american declaration of independence. wow! to bognor regis and a musical interlude at a new university technology park. with the obligatory... ..and fairly low—tech plaque unveil. in brighton, a change of pace. knitting with a charity which works with survivo

the european tour's chief executive keith pelley told the bbc that fan safety is their paramount concernremembered for the right reasons. for corine and raphael, it won't. but the hope is their misfortune will not be repeated. david 0rnstein, bbc news, lyon. now to a young woman's inspirational story to achieve her boxing dream. ramla ali who lives and trains in london fled war torn somalia and wants to become her country's first ever 0lympic boxer. but arguably one of her biggest challenges has been persuading her mum, who didn't want to be identified on camera that she should be in the ring at all. by by wouldn't tell my parents. ijust knew they wouldn't understand. they would tell me it's a man's not —— i wouldn't. they would tell me muslim girls wouldn't do something like this. i knew they would try to make me stop. —— they would tell me it's a man's sport. i competed in the nationalfinals andi i competed in the nationalfinals and i told my mum, just going for a jog. and i told my mum, just going for a jog, all the while going to compete nationally. i remember walking in from trainin

gift this was just a slap on the wrist of twenty million dollars in him and twenty million dollars pelley the tesla and so what he's still the c.e.o. when he's going to put in murdoch in charge of that is the company that's pretty scary and. it's like business as usual i suspect that if the judge is very tough which he could be they can press charges and there is far from done from digging in on all the things that they've said that they've done that they haven't like promised numbers profit numbers all the financial paperwork that they're finding a lot of discrepancies so we shall see yeah i mean i've been a part of these things where we have a subtle moment when i was a regulator and then the judge doesn't have to approve it so i just think it's really odd i mean what is it about these c.e.o.'s whether or not it's you know on must her burger maybe even a certain president we know that they do good job out there talking a good game but then once they get into power they don't seem to surround themselves always with the best and brightest minds and it seems like they need that test and he

the european tour‘s chief executive keith pelley told the bbc that fan safety is their paramount concernthe footballer cristiano ronaldo has said he "firmly" denies raping a woman in a us hotel room nine years ago. the juventus striker said he was tranquil about any investigations as he had a "clear conscience". the claims against him were first reported in a german news magazine and relate to an alleged incident in a hotel in las vegas. ronaldo‘s lawyers say they will sue the publication. zoe ball has been announced as the new presenter of bbc radio 2‘s breakfast show. she‘ll be taking over from chris evans injanuary, and becomes the first female breakfast show host on radio 2 — something she achieved on radio 1. the bbc has not revealed her new salary yet, but says it will be made public in the annual bbc pay disclosures next year. there was a thrilling match at wembley in the champions league tonight as barcelona beat spurs 4—2, while liverpool conceded a late winner at napoli. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson reports. two minutes to eight, someone was missing at wembley. any ideas

the european tour's chief executive keith pelley told the bbc that fan safety is their paramount concernd for the right reasons. for corine and raphael, it won't. but the hope is their misfortune will not be repeated. david 0rnstein, bbc news, lyon. sir david attenborough has urged the world not to panic about the state of the planet, despite donald trump's decision to withdraw from the paris climate accord. in an interview with the bbc‘s newsnight programme, the broadcaster said he doubted the extent to which the usa would withdraw from global agreements on climate change. five years ago i was really, really very pessimistic. the paris agreement, as you say, seemed at the time to be, at last, nations coming to their senses. i walked out of those conferences, i was there, alongside he was then the chief scientist of this country. and he was walking on air. he said, "we've got it, we've got it, we've got the agreement," and so on. and we have got that agreement. it is true that president trump doesn't go along with it, and to what extent the united states is going to withdraw from it, we

scott pelley has her story for "60 minutes." >> reporter: the mongolian step is the greatest expanseof grassland unaltered by human kind. it endures because human existence has narrow odds between the widest climate extremes on earth. 104 degrees in summer, 50 below in winter. nomads depend on the animals that yield nearly all of their food, fiber, clothing and fuel. and one of the oldest bonds in nature is an alliance of survival among hunters, horses, and golden eagles. >> this is the most ancient form of falconry in the world. this is where it all began. it's the cradle. so several thousands years ago, we don't know precisely when, a man saw an eagle catch a rabbit or a fox, and had the ingenious idea to hunt in partnership with it. it blows my mind that it's even real. it's like something out of lord of the rings, but you can do it. >> reporter: lauren mcgou was in high school when she dedicated her life to raptors. she traveled with us to the place she calls the cradle. 6000 miles led us to the capital of ulan batar. ♪ ♪ >>> this civilization conquered the known world in the 13t

. >> pelley: two senators known for w votes yesterday, ending uncertainty over judge kavanaugh's fate but leaving questions about their own political futures. senator, you came to this interview on capitol hill with a security detail. >> this has been unlike anything i've ever been through. >> i love the book. >> oh, thank you so much. >> wertheim: if you you don't kw

. >> i'm scott pelley. >> stephen: and i'm stephen colbert. tonight, my interview of lesley stahl's interview of president trump. ( mimicking the ticking sound ) ( laughter ) mr. president, you've been president for... two years. >> there's something really terrible and disgusting about that. >> stephen: oh, i agree. ( laughter ) how would you sum-up your administration so far? >> it is vicious. it's full of lies, deceit, and deception. >> stephen: speaking of which, if you get rid of jeff sessions, who would you replace him with? >> pillows and blankets. ( laughter ) >> stephen: let's switch gears. how is your love affair going with kim jong-un? >> the day before i came in, we were going to war with north korea. >> stephen: okay, that's a lie. would you admit that that's a lie? >> the answer is yes. >> stephen: what about your relationship with the saudi prince? what's going to happen if we find out the saudis killed that journalist? >> we're going to get to the bottom of it, and there will be severe punishment. >> stephen: is that another li

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if you're looking at it, scott pelley, so sanctimonious, you know that is not really motivating peoplee was giving cover to the republicans that were on the fence, susan collins and lisa murkowski and giving them this week so that they can, you know feel better or have political cover to go ahead and vote for kavanaugh. christie, what do you think of that? >> that is absolutely one way to look at it. that is one way i think a lot of democrats, that is their greatest fear, this is just a fig leaf and that it is giving them cover. the other way to look at it is that we're going to push for -- may or may not actually been his intent but democrats and maybe some republicans are going to actually look for there to be a real investigation of both, not just these sexual assault allegations but number of times potentially lied under oath, right? this is something you do not want in a supreme court just tis f there is a real investigation that would be great thing. i don't know that there will be. melissa: brie, they will say, what christie just said, what democrats will say. you had the invest

. >> on "60 minutes" when scott pelley interviewed senators coon and flake about their compromise, how it came about, and asked a key question about whether the issue of perjury, of whether he had lied to the committee should be relevant, let's watch. >> if judge kavanagh is shown to have lied to the committee, nomination's over? >> oh, yes. >> i would think so. >> senator, that doesn't seem to be part of the investigation, though, as ordered by the republicans on your committee. and of course the white house. >> incredible as most normal people would think, that whether or not judge kavanagh lied to the committee, which should be a total nonstarter for anybody wanting to go to the supreme court is not even the area of focus. it's so limited, i called it basically -- i think the word farce would not be far off to talk about this so-called investigation. it is not going do get us anywhere near the truth. but the other thing that i found totally bizarre and astounding was when judge cavanaugh accused the democrats of engaging in a plot to do him in and he dragged in hillary clinton and a

pelley: "if judge kavanaugh is shown to have lied to the committee, nomination's over?" flake: "oh, yes."coons: "i would think so."cnn has learned that the fbi spoke with deborah ramirez sunday -- who accused kavanaugh of exposing himself to her at a party while they were students at yale -- a claim kavanaugh has denied.there is no indication that the fbi intends to speak with a third accuser, julie swetnick -- who has also accused kavanaugh of sexual misconduct --and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell released a statement sunday attacking swetnick's credibility.kavanaugh: "the swetnick thing is a joke. that is a farce."two sources tell cnn that kavanaugh and christine blasey ford were not on the initial witness list given by senate republicans to the white house --but that agents are expected to interview several people who ford says were present at the party where she says she was assaulted. ( will ) that was abby philip reportingthis morning. president trump told reporters saturday the white house has no backup plan if kavanaugh's nomination fails. ( darya ) new t