nate eckman recalls the a.a.v. all too well. i remember us saying we would have rather hiked the distances we had to than to be carried by an a.a.v. reporter: a marine officer saft last night s sinking could be the worst a.a.v. training accident ever. all a.a.v. training has no been suspended. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. o donnell: tonight, a backlog of undelivered mail is piling up in post offices around the country. now with widespread use of mail-in ballots expected in november because of the coronavirus, workers are blaming the new postmaster general, a top republican campaign donor who has given more than $1.1 million to the trump victory fund. here s cbs ben tracy. reporter: today, president trump continued his unsubstantiated attacks on voting by mail. this is going to be the greatest election disaster in history. reporter: and now there are concerns that cost cutting at the postal service, overseen by a key trump ally, could undermine postal wor
good evening, and thank you for being with us. i m maurice dubois in for norah. we begin here tonight with the arrest and charges that have stunned the sports world and beyond. scottie scheffler, the pro golfer and current masters champion, was arrested early today after driving around the scene of a fatal accident. it happened as he was heading to the golf course for the second round of the pga championship. he was later charged with four counts, including felony assault, second-degree assault of an officer. according to the report, the police said scheffler refused to comply with directions and then accelerated, dragging an officer who had to be treated at the hospital for scrapes and swelling to his knee and wrist. scheffler, who made it back to the course for his delayed tee time, calls it all a big misunderstanding. cbs s mark strassmann is following today s whirlwind developments. guys. dude. stand back. back up! i m back. reporter: before dawn, scottie
a big misunderstanding. maurice: the cbs evening news starts now. good evening, and thank you for being with us. i m maurice dubois in for norah. we begin tonight with the arrest and charges that have stunned the sports world and beyond. scottie scheffler, the pro golfer and current masters champion, was arrested early today after driving around the scene of a fatal accident. it happened as he was heading to the golf course for the second round of the pga championship. he was later charged with four counts, including felony assault, second-degree assault of an officer. according to the report, the police said scheffler refused to comply with directions and then accelerated, dragging an officer who had to be treated at the hospital for scrapes and swelling to his knee and wrist. scheffler, who made it back to the course for his delayed teatime, called it all a big misunderstanding. cbs s mark strassmann is following today s whirlwind developments. guys beer dude.
union hall, we found another disaffected trump voter. honestly, what really turned me off of him was just the way he is. r neighbor, sarah burke i aan of pete buttigieg. i just think as far as maybe trying to beat trump, we need to get somebody else in the mix that wasn t kind reporter: he says he s leaning republican, but not at the eventual democratic nominee has a better plan for agriculture. i don t know if anybody can be certain until you can evaluate both. i m not going to say absolutely no matter who is on the other side i am or am not going to vote for donald trump. reporter: you re a potentially persuadable voter? absolutely. reporter: it s a powerful position to be in. i hope so. reporter: yet on a friday night in another corner of the county, things look a little different at kcd bar. 2008 you voted for obama. yes. reporter: 2012, obama again. 2016, you voted for trump. yes. reporter: you know that they don t really get along, right? r
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