the file of sherri rasmussen.to death in her condo a few miles from where he worked. >> it was one of the most horrific crime scenes. i said this guy met a horrible ending. >> just as troubling, sherri rasmussen was murdered a generation ago. february, 1986. meaning the odds of catching her killer were slim to none. >> memories fade. evidence has to be relocated. so it's obviously an uphill battle. >> uphill battle does not begin to describe it. the cold case the detective opened on that bleary-eyed monday morning would lead him on a chase of a lifetime and shake the foundations of the lapd. dates back to 1986 and a battle for the truth by the parents of a young bride. >> we miss her every day. >> those parents are nels and loretta rasmussen. >> doesn't make any difference what day it is. it's a pain that is always there. there's no cure for it. >> who would want to kill sherri rasmussen? she was hard-working, caring, and popular with her coworkers. trained as a nurse, sherri was director of critical care at a lar

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just 0 constant remaining of a brief port, a is a strategy of rasmussen, global political consultancy from he says, these provocations are not out of the blue. i think there are 2 things. the a one these days, a general pattern of, of escalation, especially coming from russian forces. and this since 2014, since the, when russia indigo. next crimea. however, it's true that over the last few months and especially this very summer, you see a particularly hot summer. and i think this is because there are some political events looming ahead which russia does not like. on monday, the crimea platform, which is a summit called veined by the ukranian president with western heads of states to assert ukraine's right on on the crummy on a peninsula. the next day ukraine would also be celebrating its independence day. and then finally, in default, you will have elections, general elections in russia. and if you look at the past 20 years of, of putting rule every time you have some elections looming ahead, he likes to do a bit of saber ripening. he likes to increase the pressure to, to wave the nat

earlier, my colleague shaun ley spoke to former nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen, who wasink we are witnessing three major mistakes. the first mistake was made by president trump, who agreed on a so—called peace accord with the taliban, declaring that he would leave afghanistan. so obviously the taliban did not have any incentive to engage seriously in those peace negotiations. second mistake was made by president biden, who implemented that agreement and fixed the 31st of august as the date where americans would leave afghanistan, so the taliban could just wait us out. and the third and very serious mistake is our hesitation to help interpreters and other people who have assisted us during our mission in afghanistan. that is really an act that undermines our credibility. denmark was one of those countries that was willing to support the invasion of afghanistan back in 2001. obviously your involvement but also others in your country, in terms of support, welfare support, support for human rights and so on. what is the view in your country now about afghanistan? is it kind

so rasmussen polling after the 2016 election found 26% of americans thought that we were swearing inhe wrong person as president. fast-forward four years, and after the 2020 election, 31% of americans thought we were swearing in the wrong person as president. i have a feeling -- and i think we can all probably agree on this call -- it is unlikely those two batches of americans overlap. they total more than 50%. that is a lot of lack of confidence in the outcome of elections. not winning or losing, but believing that the outcome is accurately reflective of the will of the voters. that is critically important here. greta, there is not a lot of point for me trying to convince someone who believes everything i say is a lie, saying it is true. it is not my place to address an ad hominem attack. it doesn't do any good here. i would say that she reflected concerns since the 1970's. you can go back year after year, 2003, new york times saying election integrity is a new code phrase for voter suppression. 2004, the democrats' colorado election manual says -- and i memorized the quote -- it sa

in the rasmussen poll finding 37% of likely voters would vote to reelect biden.stion becomes can biden's presidency withstand self-inflicted wounds, his trump 2020 campaign pollster john mclaughlin and robert colin, chief pollster of the tomato group, are we finally seeing buyers remorse? >> absolutely. it started sliding in may and june because of the economy, people thought would get worse instead of better for the first time all year but i tell you what, we are finding focus groups, people do not think this is a withdrawal from afghanistan. they think this is a surrender, the media is still being kind to biden calling this a surrender because it is getting good coverage from a lot of corporate left-wing media but his numbers are taking a hit and 62% of the voters think he's not going to finish the term. they think kamala harris will be president with four years so they already have doubts about his stamina and capacity and ability to serve four years. >> a new poll, you found democrats and independents disapprove of his handling of afghanistan, 69.3% of americ

even seen this on the supreme court, clarence thomas was confirmed, despite a neatest hills sexual rasmussen. case hinted was brett kavanaugh afternoon -- of sexual assault. not a single republican voted no one companies confirmation. congressman matt gates of florida is currently under investigation by the department of justice over whether he had a sexual relationship with a second 17 year old girl and paid for him to travel with her. adam kinzinger has called on him to resign and gaetz remains in office and on his committees. then of course, of course, just look at the former president who led an insurrection and was impeached twice, and has been accused of sexual misconduct by more than two dozen women. republicans as a whole, have never tried to hold him accountable for any of that. he remains the de facto leader of the party, and they're unlikely presidential candidate in 2024. now, donald trump, and all these other republican men have denied everything and refused to acknowledge the validity of any of the allegations against. and they did, 90, 99. and they continue to have a future in

we know that's not true and the national police association did a survey with rasmussen and two thirdst all the police officers who were injured and had to deal with these riots recognized in the same way that these officers from the capitol hill and the d.c. metro police department have been recognized. it's all cops. there is 800,000 police officers in this country. we need to be recognized and our mental health is at stake right now in this atmosphere. >> lawrence: sergeant, for those watching this show today and they don't know the day-to-day life, what is the mental struggle for an officer on a day-to-day basis? >> understand that your average police officer will see more trauma and tragedy and human depravity in the first couple years on the job than most humans are even aware of in a lifetime. so we see everything from just horrible things from dead children to just people who don't care about other people and then we see the injury and the death of our own brothers and sisters. we also get physically hurt. we work long hours, we are forced to work overtime. and now for over the

. >> reporter: just one box is never enough for cheryl rasmussen.r's garage. one in particular made pandemic isolation more bearable. >> it was under the sea and it was all kinds of fish and it took me forever. >> it's like the blue light special at walmart. there's a line of people. >> with puzzle shortages online and in stores, the hilton exchange was just the right fit for seniors who needed to stay scl close to home. it's grown from 27 puzzles to more than 700, organized. there are puzzles for visiting grandchildren and one member's wife, who has dementia. sometimes she doesn't even know who he is, but knows how to put a piece in the puzzle. and a missing piece dtoe recrea. >> we connected friends together that actually would other. >> interlocking their community, one piece at a time. elise preston, cbs news. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning saturday." the sport of skateboarding made its olympic debut, with the games now underway in tokyo. and japanese athletes have been dominant, winning 5 out of 12 medals, including three gold. and as lu

vice president harris, ratings approval ratings are plummeting across multiple polls, monmouth, rasmussen carson this weekend on "sunday morning futures" told me, look, this is what viruses do mutate into variants cdc examine completing ignoring immunities of those people that have had covid you look at people who had covid add to people who have a vaccine 85% of the country has immunity cdc is ignoring that, no one their poll numbers are also going down people are losing trust in the cdc right now with all this backtracking. they are maria. what you are seeing is the inconsistent messaging of what actually is the truth of this -- of this virus and it is very -- were variant the pierson people are smart enough to figure this out understand how to tick care of themselves take care of families. you know we cannot have, virus mandates, or forced by government to get vaccinated, and i think that is where this government wants to go that is where the biden administration would love to go door-to-door ther as they said knock on door have people getting vaccinated on the spot i think like to you

so rasmussen polling after the 2016 election found 26% of americans thought that we were swearing inhe wrong person as president. fast-forward four years, and after the 2020 election, 31% of americans thought we were swearing in the wrong person as president. i have a feeling -- and i think we can all probably agree on this call -- it is unlikely those two batches of americans overlap. they total more than 50%. that is a lot of lack of confidence in the outcome of elections. not winning or losing, but believing that the outcome is accurately reflective of the will of the voters. that is critically important here. greta, there is not a lot of point for me trying to convince someone who believes everything i say is a lie, saying it is true. it is not my place to address an ad hominem attack. it doesn't do any good here. i would say that she reflected concerns since the 1970's. you can go back year after year, 2003, new york times saying election integrity is a new code phrase for voter suppression. 2004, the democrats' colorado election manual says -- and i memorized the quote -- it sa

rasmussen has a poll out just 43% of voters consider kamala harris to be qualified or very qualifiedr the whoppers he served, this looks horrible on all fronts. it sounds horrible and the performance here is catastrophic to this administration. pete: absolutely. same question to you both, lisa. you first and then charlie, this administration the handling and the media coverage of it? >> yeah, i mean, pete. look, the adults were supposed to be back in charge. our allies were supposed to respect us. now we are an international laughing stock on the world stage and we have the u.k. parliament holding our president in contempt and a president who won't return our allies calls. look, and also the world is a more dangerous place now because if you are hostile actor you will get a lot more hostile because we have coward and ineptitude at the top of the ticket. the world is about to be a more dangerous place. we hear about the plight of the. there is appear american by the name of david fox on abc the other day talking about how the state department has sent out blank visas to people in afgh

discuss the latest developments in afghanistan with former nato secretary general — anders fogh rasmussen. honestly speaking, i�*m concerned that afghanistan will once again become a safe haven for terrorists. we will see an increase in organised crime, drug trafficking. and he refugees. that is what i fear will happen. of course, we could hope that the afghan people have sensed the sense of freedom and that sense is so strong that the taliban cannot rollback all the progress, but i am deeply concerned.— rollback all the progress, but i am deeply concerned. philip hammond said this lunchtime _ deeply concerned. philip hammond said this lunchtime that _ deeply concerned. philip hammond said this lunchtime that this - said this lunchtime that this represented terrible failure of western strategy. i wonder where you think it leaves the west approach to international order. yes. think it leaves the west approach to international order.— international order. yes, of course there is a clear _ international order. yes, of course there is a clear risk _ international order. yes, of course there i