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Campaign 2016 / Clinton vs Trump #1108929

CBS Evening News for Thursday, Aug 04, 2016
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(Studio: Maurice DuBois) Findings of polls showing Hillary Clinton pulling ahead of Donald Trump noted.

(Las Vegas: Nancy Cordes) Clinton’s campaign updated; scenes shown from a rally in Las Vegas with Senator Harry Reid & senatorial candidate Catherine Cortez Masto†† showing support. [Senator Dean HELLER††- says he can’t agree with Trump.] [CLINTON – criticizes Trump for his products made overseas.]

(Studio: Maurice DuBois) Report introduced.

(No location given: Norah O’Donnell) Conversation held with Clinton running mate Tim Kaine about Clinton’s use of a private email server. [KAINE – says Clinton acknowledged it was a mistake.]

Reporter(s):
DuBois, Maurice;
Cordes, Nancy;
O’Donnell, Norah
Duration:
00:03:30

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