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Campaign 2016 / Clinton vs Trump #1108296

CBS Evening News for Monday, Aug 01, 2016
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(Studio: Charlie Rose) Findings of a CBS News poll on the presidential race between Hillary Clinton & Donald Trump cited. NOTE: Local weather bulletin on screen.

(Washington: Major Garrett) Criticism of Trump after his comments about the Muslim American parents of fallen war hero Capt. Humayun Khan† featured; statements from Senator John McCain and the VFW quoted. [At the Democratic National Convention, Khizr KHAN††- asks Trump if has read the Constitution.] [TRUMP – suggests Khan’s wife was not allowed to speak.] [President OBAMA – says he’s tired of people trash talking America’s military and troops.] [Fallen soldier’s relatives Jake DOWELL‡, Tony DOWELL‡, Gold Star Mother Carlene CROSS††- react to Trump’s remarks.] Findings of a poll on Trump’s temperament cited.

(Studio: Charlie Rose) Report introduced.

(Washington: Nancy Cordes) Questions about Clinton’s truthfulness after her remarks about her use of a private email server examined. [CLINTON – says FBI director James Comey said her answers were truthful.] [In hearing, COMEY – responds to questions about Clinton’s email.] Poll findings cited.

Reporter(s):
Rose, Charlie;
Garrett, Major;
Cordes, Nancy
Duration:
00:04:10

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