See you soon. Joined now by republican senator Susan Collins who joins us from portland, maine. Senator, last week you wrote in the Washington Post you could not the support donald trump. You said you realized that donald trump was never going to change. What tipped it for you . The Tipping Point for me was when he attacked the parents of the fallen soldier. It was inexplicable to me that anyone, much less a president ial candidate, would not honor the sacrifice and empathize with the family who lost a son in war. Instead, he attacked them and attacked their religion. It was still a difficult decision for me because im a lifelong republican. And i wanted to and expected to be able to support our partys comments and the attacks on people who are vulnerable and unable to fight back really troubled me. So, what you have talked about is, what some of his supporters would say kind of his blunt way of behaving. What is going to be responsible for allowing him to shake up washington. He is no
People are very comfortable, you know, speaking out against muslims. Welcome to the cbs overnight news. Three people are dead as floodwaters continue to rise to historic levels in the deep south. Rescue crews have saved the lives of at least 7,000 people and their pets. Since thursday, parts of louisiana have been hit with more than 30 inches of rain. Heavy rain continues to swamp some areas as creeks and rivers spill onto roads and highways. Omar vichllafranca. Reporter floodwaters continue to immerse baton rouge. Here the crew from a coast guard helicopter pulled three stranded residents from a roof. Do you have something . Yeah. A search crew on this boat came across a car. Pulling this woman and her dog out just in time. I got the dog nearly 2,000 National Guard troops have been assisting Louisiana Residents this weekend. According to officials, floodwaters killed three people, damaged more than 2,000 homes. Stranded countless animals. 5,000 people are currently in shelters. Volunt
Know, speaking out against muslims. . . Welcome to the cbs overnight news. Three people are dead as floodwaters continue to rise to historic levels in the deep south. Rescue crews have saved the lives of at least 7,000 people and their pets. Since thursday, parts of louisiana have been hit with more than 30 i heavy rain continues to swamp some areas as creeks and rivers spill onto roads and highways. Omar vichllafranca. Reporter floodwaters continue to immerse baton rouge. Here the crew from a coast guard helicopter pulled three stranded residents from a roof. Do you have something . Yeah. A search crew on this boat came across a car. I got the dog nearly 2,000 National Guard troops have been assisting Louisiana Residents this weekend. According to officials, floodwaters killed three people, damaged more than 2,000 homes. Stranded countless animals. 5,000 people are currently in shelters. Volunteers Jeremiah Johnson and henry dufrance say they rescued 150 people with their bet and truc
Seen a rise in patients suffering from pollution. You dont need to be a medical expert to figure out solution. If we had tighter restricts and better control over our air quality we could see a drop or decline in these acute crises that people have with underlying chronic conditions. Wisconsins governor called on the National Guard following a night of rage in milwaukee. Demonstrations over the Fatal Police Shooting of a man armed. During a traffic stop turned violent. He was africanamerican as was the officer who shot him. Demarco morgan has more. Reporter buildings burned on milwaukees north side. Police in riot gear. Protesters setting cars on fire. Tossing bricks at squad cars. Sending one officer to the hospital. Chaos erupted after 23yearold suspect is shot and killed by cops during a foot chase. It all started with the traffic stop. Milwaukee mayor tom barrett. This stop took place because two officers who were there to make sure that there is order in this neighborhood, they fe
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