. >> we have senator tim scott talking about it and he is a senator and he gets pulled over. using they would have awareness that he's a senator. if it can happen to him, it can happen to anybody. you solve it by going down and listening and going to perspective police statements and police chiefs and tell them they need to have your accountability for what their guys are doing. reporter: in memphis, william pays his respects at the hotel where martin luther king was assassinated nearly half a century ago. it's now the national civil rights museum and william works here as a guide funding his studies and finding inspiration at the same time. there are echoes of the civil rights era throughout downtown memphis and martin luther king's unfulfilled dream of a different kind of america, a dream williams still believes in. >> ice and america that says you are a human being, so you deserve equal treatment. i may not know you but you are my brother, you are my sister, we are one. brent: more news coming up in one minute. >> you are no longer needed. i am taking your job. i am smarte

guests.ernst says her visit is a part of a project she's working on with south carolina senator, tim scott. they're trying scott. they're trying to find answers to two pressing issues. "we're really trying to "we're really trying to understand some of the housing issues that we have in some of our communities, some of the food insecurity needs we have and combatting poverty, whether it's in the rural areas or the ernst will be joined at the cedar rapids country club by senator chuck grassley and west virginia senator shelley moore capito. they're expected to discuss bipartisan leadership in the u-s senate. protests are still going on over the dakota access pipeline construction. construction.saturday over 80 protesters were arrested during a large demonstration. law enforcement authorities in north dakota say a helicopter they were using to monitor protests was approached by a drone in a threatening manner. the sheriffs office says those inside the helicopter feared for their lives.the drone operator eventually landed the device after law enforcement used less than lethal ammunition to dam

tim scott is sitting right there and hakeem jeffries and bobby scott.n to the white house twice, which is not in either president obama or my best interest to admit to but i've been to the white house twice on criminal justice reform. important? because we have incarcerated young black males bawls of a acre yo between cocaine powder and cocaine base that defies any rational explanation. the punishment for cocaine base, known as crack cocaines was 100 times severe than cocaine powder. you know the difference between cocaine base and cocaine powder? baking soda. what is it about baking soda is 100 times more deleterious, currently 18 times? i'm a big -- i spent 16 years in in the criminal justice system. overarching of state government is public safety and overarching of the federal government is national security. i will take a back seat to know one on safety and security of our dellow citizens. what we're doing in war on drugs is not working. people lost confidence in the criminal justice as evidence nightly news almost every night. which is why i'm pro

guests.ernst says her visit is a part of a project she's working on with south carolina senator tim scott. they're trying to find answers to two pressing issues. "we're really trying to understand some of the housing issues that we have in some of our communities, some of the food insecurity needs we have whether it's in the rural areas or the urban areas." areas."this mornng during her campaign stops with chuck grassley - they will be accompanied by west virginia senator shelley moore capito- to discuss bipartisanship in the senate. it's and right now in it's de. degrees.still ahead - the n-f-l's lone unbeaten finally viking.in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have... main weather- your planner shows what's ahead for the next hoursa&- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama&- a bit of fog in the area this morninga&-temperatures around the areaa&- taking a look at regional temperatures we see highs are mild all around iowa - the regional satellite/radar is keeping conditions quiet - let's move ahead in time by taking a look at the midwest surface mapa&- moving int

guests.ernst says her visit is a part of a project she's working on with south carolina senator, tim scott. they're trying to find answers to two pressing issues. "we're really trying to understand some of the housing issues that we have in some of our communities, some of the food insecurity needs we have and combatting whether it's in the rural areas or the urban areas." areas."tomorrow morning, senator ernst will be joined at the cedar rapids country club by senator chuck grassley and west virginia senator shelley moore capito. they're cedar rapids country club by leslie and -- in there expected to discuss bipartisan leadership in u.s. senate. >> the 26 flood but a lot of people together that the thousands of people have come from all over the world in just the last 10 years -- to resettle in iowa.we met one group of women helping cedar rapids after the 2016 flood -- each one with a stitch and a story. inside a small storefront on cedar rapids' northwest side... side...skilled fingers toil away while foreign conversation... ...fights the sounds of sewing . machines.some people when they

her and senators like tim scott, my former boss, marco rubio, they represent the future of the party. >> you talk about the future but doesn't that assume you can wrestle control away from the folks who hijacked it? >> absolutely. and the next generation of leaders including speaker paul ryan will be the leaders of the republican party after this election assuming donald trump does not win and i'm very bullish on the future because if you look at all the young 47-year-old leaders around the country, none are democrats. it's all republicans. the next generation are republican. that's why i'm bullish on the future of the party regardless of what happens in november. >> alex, steve, enjoy the weekend. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> iraqi and kurdish forces making the biggest push towards mosul and our own richard engel inside the battle zone. >> reporter: this predominantly christian village is one of isis's defensive villages against mosul and they're fighting hard to keep it. this is an isis escape route and seems to be one of their positions. based on the number of mattresses

of the great 40 something-year-olds around the country in positions of leadership, nikki haley, tim scott, marco rubio in florida, this is the next generation of american leadership. they are all republicans. that's why i'm very bullish of the midterms in 2018 and beyond. >> alex, i would note that's an argument i heard from you back in the primaries when you were working with senator rubio's campaign and donald trump trumped that idea. doug, quickly, before i let you go, i've got to ask you, when clinton was asked by chris wallace about these pay to play allegations were valid, we didn't hear her say a simple no. do you think she's being too lawyerly? >> i think the clinton foundation have done great work. 90% of the funds go out to important efforts. it's got a strong rating. the trump foundation is a slush fund which has been used to buy portraits of donald trump and potentially try to influence cases that are being launched against him by trump university. so i don't think there's anything to apologize for as it relates to the clinton foundation. let me just say one last thing on alex

tim scott is sitting right there and hakeem jeffries and bobby scott. been to the white house twice, which is not in either president obama or my best interest to admit to but i've been to the white house twice on criminal justice reform. we have incarcerated young black males bawls of a acre yo between cocaine powder and cocaine base that defies any rational explanation. the punishment for cocaine base, known as crack cocaines was 100 times severe than cocaine powder. you know the difference between cocaine base and cocaine powder? baking soda. what is it about baking soda is 100 times more deleterious, currently 18 times? i spent 16 years in in the criminal justice system. overarching of state government is public safety and overarching of the federal government is national security. i will take a back seat to know one on safety and security of our dellow citizens. what we're doing in war on drugs is not working. people lost confidence in the criminal justice as evidence nightly news almost every night. i'm proud of this friend on the front row decide

your fellow republican governor, senator tim scott, who is african-american, recently spoke on the senate floor. he said he was stopped seven times by law enforcement in one year. he said, "i have felt the anger, frustration, sadness, and the humiliation that comes with feeling like you are being targeted for nothing more than being just yourself." what would you say to senator scott about his experience. gov. pence: i have the deepest respect for senator scott. he is a close friend. i would say that we need to adopt criminal justice reform nationally. i had signed criminal justice reform in the state of indiana senate, and very proud about it. i worked in congress on the second chance act. we have got to do a better job recognizing and correcting the errors in the system that do reflect institutional bias in criminal justice. but what donald trump and i are saying is "let us not have the reflex of assuming the worst of men and women in law enforcement." we believe that law enforcement is not -- elaine: what would you say -- gov. pence: law enforcement in this country is a force for good.

scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. tim kaine and mike pence, one president of the united states, a heartbeat away from the presidency, the other will be the answer to a trivia question. tonight, their one and only debate. democrat kaine has the simpler task-- do no harm. but pence must try to arrest the trump campaign's slide after donald trump's debate performance and a bad week of self-inflicted wounds. kaine is 58, in his first term as u.s. senator from virginia. mayor of richmond. pence is 57. he is in his first term as governor of indiana. he gave up running for re-election to be trump's running mate. pence served six terms in the u.s. house of representatives. the debate tonight is being held at longwood university in farmville, virginia. the moderator is my colleague, elaine quijano, of our streaming news service, cbsn. and as soon as it's over, we're going to get immediate reaction cbs news political director and the anchor of "face the nation," john dickerson, is in farmville tonight. john. >> scott, in a year whe

your fellow republican governor, senator tim scott, who is african-american, recently spoke on the senate floor. he said he was tops seven times by law enforcement in one year. felt the anger, frustration, sadness, and the humiliation that comes with feeling like you are being targeted for nothing more than being just yourself." what would you say to senator scott about his experience. gov. pence: i have the deepest respect for senator scott. he is a friend. i would say that we need to adopt criminal justice reform nationally. i had signed criminal justice reform in the state of indiana senate, and very proud about it. i worked in congress on the second chance act. we have got to do a better job recognizing and correcting the errors in the system that do reflect institutional bias in criminal justice. but what donald trump and i are saying is "let us not have the reflex of assuming the worst of men and women in law enforcement." we believe that law enforcement is not -- elaine: what would you say -- gov. pence: law enforcement in this country is a force for good. they are people who put t

your fellow republican, governor pence, senator tim scott, who is african-american, recently spoke onhe senate floor. he said he was times by law enforcement in one year. >> a u.s. senator. >> he said, i have felt the anger, the frustration, the sadness, and theiliation that comes with feeling like you're being targeted for nothing more than being just yourself. what would you say to senator scott about his experiences? >> i have the deepest respect for senator scott. and he's a close friend. and what i would say is that we need to adopt criminal justice reform nationally. in state of indiana, senator. and we're very proud of it. i worked when i was in congress on the second chance act. we have got to do a better job recognizing and correcting the errors in the system that do reflect an institutional bias in criminal justice. but what donald trump and i are saying is, let's not have the reflex of assuming the worst of men and women in law enforcement. we truly enforcement -- >> elaine, can i -- >> what would you say to senator scott, >> law enforcement in this country is a force forgood

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. >> your fellow republican, governor pence, senator tim scott, who is african-american, recently spoke on the senate floor. he said he was stopped seven times by law enforcement in one year. >> a u.s. senator. >> he said, i have felt the anger, the frustration, the sadness, and the humiliation that comes with feeling like you're being targeted for nothing more than being just yourself. what would you say to senator scott about his experiences? >> well, i have the deepest respect for senator scott and he's a close friend. what i would say is we need to adopt criminal justice reform nationally. i signed criminal justice reform in the state of indiana and we're very proud of it. we have got to do a better job recognizing correcting the errors in the system that do reflect on institutional bias in criminal justice, but what donald trump and i are saying is let's not have the reflex of assuming the worst of men and women in law enforcement. we truly do believe that law enforcement is not only -- >> elaine, can i -- >> so what would you say to senator scott, governor? >> law enforcement in t

. >> your fellow republican senator tim scott who is african american recently spoke on the senate floor. he said he was stopped seven times by law enforcement in one year. >> a u.s. senator. >> he said, i have felt the anger, the frustration, the sadness and the humiliation that comes with feeling like you're being targeted for nothing more than being just yourself. what would you say to senator scott about his experience? >> i have the deepest respect for senator scott. and he's a close friend. what i would say is, that we need to adopt criminologies justice reform national ly. i signed reform in the state of indiana. and we're very proud of it. i worked when i was in congress on the second chance act, we have got to do a better job recognizing and correcting the errors in the system that do reflect institutional bias in criminal justice. but donald trump and i are saying is, let's not have the reflects of assuming the worst of men and women in law enforcement. we truly do believe that law enforcement is not -- >> elaine -- >> what would you say to senator scott, governor. >> law enfor

congress from the affected states have been tweeting out warnings, and this from south carolina senator tim scott. he says a lot of water coming our way, folks. please know your zone. in other words, expect flooding impacts. and florida senator marco rubio is tweeting out where people can go for help. fema director craig fugate has positioned relief material in central florida ready to respond once conditions are safe from hurricane matthew. president obama also updated reporters on hurricane matthew following a meeting with fema director craig fugate and homeland security secretary jeh johnson. this is just under ten minutes. >> obviously, everybody's tracking the course of hurricane matthew, and i just received an update from our fema director, craig fugate, as well as the rest of our national security team, and i just wanted to make a couple of key points. first, what we're seeing now is matthew having moved above south florida and some of the larger or population centers working its way north. and the big concern that people are having right now is the effect that it could have in areas like

your fellow republican, governor pence, senator tim scott, who is african-american, recently spoke on the senate floor. he said he was stopped seven times by law enforcement in one year. >> a u.s. senator. >> he said i have felt the anger, the frustration the sadness and the humiliation that comes with feeling like you're being targeted for nothing more than being just yourself. what you would say to senator scott about his experiences? >> well, i have the deepest respect for senator scott and he's a close friend. and what i would say is that we need to adopt criminal justice reform nationally. i signed criminal justice reform in the state of indiana, senator, and we're very proud of it. i worked when i was in congress on a second chance act. we have got to do a better job recognizing and correcting the errors in the system that do reflect institutional bias in criminal justice. but what donald trump and i are saying is let's not have the reflex of assuming the worst of men and women in law enforcement. we truly do believe that law enforcement is not a -- >> elaine -- >> so what would

tim. >> florida governor rick scott has been active on twitter overnight warning people about the dangerous situation as matthew approaches. here's a look at some of the damage that's already been done by the massive storm. this billboard was ripped off of its frame and started blowing in the wind. damaged too, some are barely hanging on to poles in daytona beach. power is out in patches across the state. this downed powerline hit a tree and started sparking in south palm beach just a few feet from a road. we'll continue to track the latest damage reports and keep you updated throughout the morning. for now, back to you. >> tim, thank you. >> hurricane matthew is causing problems for travelers across >> thousands of flights are canceled today, including some in milwaukee and chicago. let's take a live look at mitchell international airport in milwaukee. mike? >> good morning, ben. the online flight boards list four cancelations, for flights to and from orlando. the situation is worse elsewhere, including chicago. nearly 4,000 flights are cancelled y there. most are flights in and out of sta

tim. >> florida governor rick scott overnight warning people about the dangerous situation as matthew approaches. here's a look at some of the damage that's already been done by the massive storm. this billboard was ripped off of its frame and started blowing in the wind. street signs have been badly damaged too, some are barely hanging on to poles in daytona beach. power is out in patches across the state. this downed powerline hit a tree and started sparking in south palm beach just a few feet from a road. we'll continue to track the latest damage reports and keep you updated throughout the morning. >> tim, thank you. >> hurricane matthew is causing problems for travelers across the country. >> around 4,000 flights are canceled today, including some in milwaukee and chicago. let's take a live look at mitchell international airport in milwaukee. the online flight boards list four cancelations, for flights 2,000 flights have been canceled today. most of them involve flights going to and from states in the southeast, especially florida, georgia, and the carolinas. >> wisn 12 news time is 4:36. hu

your fellow republican governor, senator tim scott, who is african-american, recently spoke on the senate floor. he said he was tops seven times by law enforcement in one year. felt the anger, frustration, sadness, and the humiliation that comes with feeling like you are being targeted for nothing more than being just yourself." what would you say to senator scott about his experience. gov. pence: i have the deepest respect for senator scott. he is a friend. i would say that we need to adopt criminal justice reform nationally. i had signed criminal justice reform in the state of indiana senate, and very proud about it. i worked in congress on the second chance act. we have got to do a better job recognizing and correcting the errors in the system that do reflect institutional bias in criminal justice. but what donald trump and i are saying is "let us not have the reflex of assuming the worst of men and women in law enforcement." we believe that law enforcement is not -- elaine: what would you say -- gov. pence: law enforcement in this country is a force for good. they are people who put t

. >> your fellow republican, senator tim scott, who is african-american, recently spoke on the senate floor. he said he was stopped seven times by law enforcement in one >> a u.s. senator. >> he said, i felt the anger, the frustration, the sadness and the humiliation that comes with feeling like you're being targeted for nothing more than being just yourself. what would you say to senator scott about his experiences? >> well, i have the deepest respect for senator scott and he's a close friend. and what i would say is that we -- we need to adopt criminal justice reform nationally. in the state of united nations, we indiana, i worked on the second chance act. we have got to do a better job recognizing and correcting the errors in the system that do reflect institution alial bias criminal justice. what donald trump and i are saying, let's not have the reflex of assuming the worst of men and women in law phon enforcement. >> so, what would you say to senator scott, governor? >> law enforcement in this country is a force for good. they are the -- they truly are people that put their lives