officials. also tonight, trump makes 9/11 an issue in the presidential campaiai. house democrats try to keep benghazi out of it. their cars were towed out of the mud. now cos the hard part. the great california scrapeoff.. and big ben may need surgery. diagnosis -- bad ticker. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." the personal eails of two of the highest-r-rking national securitytyfficials have been hacked. cia director john brennan and homeland security secretary jeh johnson. an anomous hacker has been bragging about breaking into the acunts, but now multiple law enforcemenensources are telling g us thathe breaches actually occucued. jeff pegues is breaking this new development in our washington newsroom.

>> reporter: scott, this is a criminal investigation, and d authorities are e rking to locate the suspect. he sms to bebeeeding off the publicity, and that's in part why investigators are reluctant to talk about it, but multiple law enforcement officials tell cbs news that he had unauthorized access to both prprate e-mail accounts.s. lala in the day the person tweeting under the handle of cwa followed through on threats to release sensitive inrmation. "you know we don't lie. what you have all been waiting for. sorry for the delay." alonwith thahastatement came an attachment with the names, social security number and phone numbers of about 20 people said to be affiliated with the head of the cia. in fact, t unidentified hacker, who claims to be a high school sdent, says the infoation came from thth private e-maililccount of cia director john brennan. whoever it is also claims to have hacked into the private e-ma account of homeland security secretary jeh johnson. throughout the day the hacker

appeared to be taunting the officials and others in government. "we are not doing this for personal satisfaction. we are doing this because innont people in palestine are beinkilled daily." and "anyone know whoe should target next?" in a statement the cia would only say that it has referred the matter to the appropriate authorities. we contacted some of the people whose names were on the list, and there is a common thread. many worked for the obama transition team inin008. scott, it is importata to note the e trusions were to thehe personal accounts. some of the information taken was sensitive. >> their personal accoun but not their government secured systems that handles classified information. jeff pegues reporting for us tonight. jeff, thank you. well, this is shaping upups the most critical week for hillary clinton's presidential mpaign. on thursday she will testify under oath before the house committee that's investigating the 2012 attack on a u.s. compound in benghazi, libya, an attack which killed four americans including the u.s. ambassador.

today we got a preview of the battle to come. and here's nancy cordes. >> and i think the reason for that is >> reporr: clinton doesn't testify for three days, but nghazi committee democrats are already defending her wi a 120-page report refuting republican clas that clinton was disengaged during the 2012 attack that left four americans ad. the report includes a never-before-seen list of clinton's callllthat night. to the libyan president, the deputy chief of miion in tripi, and top aides. it also includes excerpts from an interview the committee conducted with clinton's then chief of staff cryl mills, who was asked "did clinton seem uncertain as to how to respond?" mills said, "no. she was very certain. she said we need to be taking whatever steps we can to secure our people." republicans argue the excerpts were released selectively and that there areretill plenty of questions for clinton to answer. >> what i want to know is while

violence was going up in libya why was our security pfile going wn? it wasn't even staying the same. it was going down. >> repter: on "face the nation" sunday committee chair trey gowdy insisteteclinton is not the primary focus of his investigation, evethough she's the first to testify publicly nine months. he slammed a republican lawmaker and a fired former staffer who both claim the committee was designed to take her down. >> i have told my own republican colleagues and friends, shutp talking about things that you don't know anythg about. and unless you're on the committee, you have no idea what we've done, why we've done it, and what new facts we have found. >> reporter: for example, he says his committee has acquired e-mails from murdered ambassador chris stevens that all the other congressional investigations missed, including one e-mail he says where stevens jokeseshat perhaps he should ask for security from other nations because he isn't getting enough from his own, scott. >> nancy, let's talk for just a

speaker of the house. you've learned today that paul ryan, the chairman of the house ways and means committee, is considering ruruing for that b. >> he is considering it, scott, though a source familiar with his deliberations tells me tha one thing ryan is not willing to do is horse-tre with those 40 or svery conservative members called the house freedom caucus who say they want promises from their next speaker that they're going to get more of a say. ryan believes that he's got a well-documented record of conservative leadership and that if they don't see that he's happy to keehis day b, h h dream job as the chair of the house ways and meansommittee. >> our woman on capitol hill, nancy cordes. nancy, thank you. there have been three 9/11, but the terror attacks have become an issue once again. donald trump is using them against fellow republican jeb bush in a war of tweets and sound bites. here's major garrett.

brother, we were safe. well, e world trade center just fell down. we l lt 3,000 people. it was one of the greatest -- probably the greatest catastrophe ever in this country. >> reporter: trump insists he isn't blaming president orge w. bush buarguing that soft immigration policy, poor intelligence coordination, and lack of awareness madedemerica lnererle. bush defended his brother and dismissed trump. >> across the spectrum of foreign policy mr. trump tal about things that -- as though he's still on "the apprentice." next week mr. ump is probably going to say that fdr was arouou when japan attacked pearl harbor. >> reporter: bush is trying to cash in on the controversy with this fund-raising appeal to "fight back against trump," using an iconic picture of h brother at ground zero shortly afxer the attack. on twitter bush h lled trump "absurd" and queststned his judgment to be president. trump counred bush was ignoring government failures, concluding republicans needed

trump has some interesting history on the issue of terrorism and warnings. in one of his books published in 2000 trump warned america was ignoring the threat of terrorism, sd a massive attack onur shores was inevitable, scott, ipart because "plenty of people would stand in line for a crack at a suicide mission within america." >> major garrett on the campaign for us tonight. thanks, major. the "cbs overnight news" will be ght back. almost sixty million americans are affected by mental illness. together we can help them with three simple words. my name is chris noth

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for winter coats this morning. it was 17 degreeeein montpelier, rmont. 19 in massena, new yor and in the town of mexico, new york autumn leaves disappeared in a blanket of laeffect snow. nine inches fell over the weekend. they're digging out in southern california, too. last week six feet of mud covered highway 58 north of l.a. mireya villareal reports it won't be melti away on its own. >> reporter: david quintana is seeing his truck for the first time in five days. >> i think it's going to be totaled. i think it's going to have a l/t of electrical problems and probably some water in the motor. >> reporter: he was one of hundreds of f ople stuck on highway 58 when torrential rains hit the area. >> i turned and i lookednd off the mountain there was just a ver of water comindown. and i was really concerned that weere going to get washed away. reporter: more thanan50 cars and trucks were towed, some to

the mojave airport, where drivers scraped off mud and tried to salvage what was inside. back on highway 58 transportation crews were scraping mud off t t road. ssica mcdonel, shot this video of the mudslide from inside their truck. >> luckily we weret fartrtr up whwhe the cars were buriri more. >> repororr: the pair waited nearly 12 hours inside their vevecle to be rescued. >> the cars in front of us were floating around, banging into it was really scary, and we were really lucky that we didn't get as much damage as most of these other cars. >> reporter: there are still dozens of cars here at the airport that either need to be picked up or they need to be towed. and crews right now are trying to scrape up mud, nearly 1 million cubic yards of mud still t there on highway 58, enough to fill 305 olympic-size pools. scott, they're hoping to do that by thursday of t ts week and

for us tonight. mireya, thk you very much. well, openenkies are becoming a problem too. today the transportation department said it will require most owners of recreational drones to register. kris van cleave reports. >> reporter: the number of drone complaints to the faa has surged from 238 for all of 2014 to 969 and counting so far this year. one of the biggest challenges is finding the operator, something this registry aims to make easier. transportation secretary anthony foxx. how do you plan to enforce this, particularly with people who already own drones what's theirncentive to register them? >> we would expect retroactive registration. this task forcrcwill have to come up with those solutions. >> reporter: but how are you going to enforce that? are you going to send the drone police after people? >> the signal we're sendin today is that when you enter the

serious matter. this isn't riding your atv on your own property. >> reporter: a new task force will have just a month to recommend how the system should work and which drones should be restered. >> we can't continue to vilify this technology. it's incredible. it will be a game changer in terms of the economy, in terms entertainment. >eporter: michael droback runs the small uav coalition. some of its members will be on the task force. >> can they do that in a month? >> do i have concerns about how short of a timeline this is and what it will mean for our industry? of course. >> r rorter: secretary foxoxgave very few specifics about the registry -- about what the registry would look like. scott, no inrmation on what information will be required or who will have access to . >> kris van cleave in washington. thanks, kris. tonight israel is building walls to stop gun and knife attacks by palestinians. there have been weeks of renew violence. barry petersen is ththe.

randomast night at a bus station. the attacker and an israeli soldier were killed. as was hefftoom zoroom, an innocent african immigrant in israel looking for work. soldiersistook him for an tacker and shot him. then he was beaten by israelis who thought he was a terrorist. he later dd at a hospital. the palestinians are calling this their days of rage. three weeks of ongoing knife and gun attacks like this one in a tel aviv suburb last week. the attataers can move with eaea since palestinian and israeli areas are often de by side. israeli nava segev's balcony overlooks a palestinian neighborhood. being so close sometetes makes her home a target. israeli police have just divided the two areas with concrete barriers, t that hasn't calmed her fraying nerves. >> we live with a feeling evy moment something can happen.

lestinian side, where hossein daoud, a retired school administrar, believes the palestinian attackers are lone wolves. i don't believe that they have a leader for this. i think this is something individual. >> reporter: no one knows exactly what triggered the violence. scott, it may y ve been about the mosque inside the old city of jerusalem and unfounded rumors that the israelis were going to allow more access to the jews and restrict how muslims could use it. >> barry petersen in the holy land for us tonight. rry, thank you. two more amemecan children wereilled by gunfire over the weekend. in chicago 3-year-old ian santiago was shot accidentally by his 6-year-old brother with a gun found on top of a refrigerator. the boy's father is s arged with felony child endangerment.

and in hempstead, new york 12-year-old deja joyner was hit in the head by a stray bullet fired from outside her home. police are investigating whether the gunfire was gng raelted. what to do about gun violence is the subject of our new series called "voices against violence." we're hearing from all sides of the issue. tonight ththfather of alison parker, a rererter for wdbj, our cbs station in roanoke, virginia who was murdered alongside photographer adam ward. >> i'm andy parker. my daughter alison was a journalist that was murdered on live television, and that's why i've joined this effort t becaususwe are at war. we have domestic terrorism. and through our grief we take action. and the first thing i would do would be to impress upon the people that are pro gun that we're not trying to take their

guns away. we're not trng to repeal the second amendment. we can't do that. the nra pumps millions and millions of dollars s to campaigns, and it's all coming from gun manufacturers, withhe extreme portions and factions of the nra and the gun lobby there is no middle ground. i'm going to be going out with the governor to call out these cowards that are blocking legislation to d dsensible gun legislation. i believe that if we are successful, and i think will , virginia's going to be the model for 2016 for the rest of the country and they can look to this state to see chchge coming. >> the view of andy parker, the father of reporter alison parker. we have important news for women tonight. is any amounof alcohol safe

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^>> we end tonight in london, where a landmark has fallen on rd times. and in the racactoave it every

here's mark phillips. [ bell tolls ] reporter: the world's most famous clock strikes 6:00. or does it? big ben's been striking the hour for 156 years. [ ll tls ] t the thing's been spping.$% it was out a who six seconds last summer. the guys who maintain it like ian westworth have been struggling to keep big ben on time, even using pennies as weights. >> by putting on or taking off a penny on the pendulum like this you speed up or slow down the clock by 2/5 of a secondn 24 hours. >> reporter: but now big ben is on borrowed time, so worn out it may have to be stopped and complely overhauled before the 14-foot-long, 600-pound minute hands fall off because the bearings are shot. it would be like stopping the heartbeat of londo says

newspaper columnist clinton lelts. >> this is the marrow in our bones, this old clock. >> one clock. >> one clock. and you know, the ththt of it not being there or one hand flying off or, heaven forbid, the thing going digital is just too gruesome to consider. >> we righy expect all sorts of things -- >> reporter: it would be likik losing yet anothth old symbol of london. the much-loved hop-on, hop-off buss are gone to be replaced by these unloved models. the old red phone boxes are only kept around for the tourists since the advent of you know what. and london's famous black cabs are now threatened by uber. if big ben were to go -- >> it would be a calamity, a catastrophe, a disaster. and for that rson i suspect they will find a way around this. [ bell tolls ] >> repepter: but they're rununng out of time. mark phillips, cbs news, london. and that's the "cbs overnight news" fothis tuesday.

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is is. it's tuesday, october 20th, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." high level hacking, two of the nation's top security officialal apaparo be the victims of a successful cyber attack. on board altercation, a flight sparked by a reclineing seat nds aacked jetliner bk t the aiaiort. >> the force. . >> it's coming to you. >> and fan expectations awaken disney releases the longest look yet at the upcoming "star wars" movie. goododorning from the studio 57 newsroom in new york. thanks for joining ulgs, i'm anne-marie green. we believe in politics a. just released poll has good newss and bad news.

poll of gop prima voters, trump has his looi highest level of support y. former neurosurgeon ben carson as %. marco rubio has 23%. . usual for vice president joe biden on mon. no big announcent yet. when he spoke to the military, he >> rorter: marco rubio mentioned his son beau? our son was a good man, no different than every one of those in that case soldiers who got off that flight wit him. >> reporter: biden is said to be in no rush to make a decision,

even as hillary clinton increases her lead in national polls. >> if the reason you are running is you perceive that somebody else is not doing as well as they should, thas not a particularly effective rationale for voters. >> reporter: clinton will testify before the house commtee thursday, testimony that could last eht hours. the republicanside, donald ump continues to lele. he's won virtually every national poll for four mont? >> i don't want anybody's money, they form all these packs, people pour money into packs, i don't want 'em. >> reporter: the secret service is reviewing proction from the trump and b b carson campaigns, whe carson denies the request came from his am, he admted to receiving many threats. one more note fm a busy campaign trail, democratic candidate jim webb isolding an event later today, where it's believed he may drop out of the democratic race. he is polling at just about 1% and start an independent run.

u may remember during the debate last week he repeated hee complalaed he wasn't getting enough time to talk. >> thank you very much, brooke. ming up on "cbs this morning," we'll talk presidential politics with former first daughter chelsea clinton. an this morning, federal investigators are looking into an e-mail breach with national security implications, the personal e-mails of two high ranking officials, including the director of the cia, have been hacked. ale criminal investigation isnd way as ahorities try to locate the suspects. >> reporter: the person tweeting under the handle of cwa followed through on threats to release sensitive information. you know we don't lie. what you have all been waiting for. sorry for the delay. along with that statement came an attachment with the names, social security numbers and phone numbers of about 20 people said to be affiliated with the head of the ci

who claims to be a high school student, says the information came from the private e-mail account of cia director john brennan. whoever it is also claims to have hacked into the private e-mail account o jay johnson, homeland security. they have been taunting officials and others in government. we are not doing this for personal satfaction. we are doing this because innocent people in palestine are being killed daily and anyone know who wehould target next? in a statement the cia would only say it his referred the matter to the authorities. we contacted people on the list. there is a common thread. many worked for t obama transition t tm in 2008. it is importantnt to know the intrusns were to their personal accounts. me of the information taken was sensitive. jeff beugs, "cbs news,"

police are investigating the death of an african immigrant. someone opened fire at a bus station t. african immigrant went in to seek cover. but he was shot by a security guard anddbeaten a a kicked by angry israelis. this is the latest in a wave of stabbings and shootings by palestinians this month. firefighters in southeast texas are battling a growing wildfire t. fire in walkeke county north of houston forced the evacuation of 300 homes in central texas, a wildfire near belton burned at least 40 acres of state park. there has been more rain and flooding in southern cacafornia. one neighborhood innos angeles county was completely under water t. national weather service issued a flood advisory, but tre are no reports of injuries. a family of a florida man is demanding answers this morning aftet he was shot and killed by a police officer.

officer is a rookie. >> repter: this is a pick of officer newman roger, assuming his job with palm beach gardens police only this past april. now, six monthslater, officerer rogege is on paid administrate leave after shooting and killing a man early sunday morning on the southbound i-95 exit ramp at pga boulevard. gardens police have yet to speak about the fatal shooting, instead, issuing a statememe th a bri description of what happened t. department says officer roger on duty in plain clothestopped on the ramp to check out what he thought was an abandoned car. gardens police say officer rogers got out of his car. he was quote sududnly confronted by a man who was armed. the cause of the confrontation say officer rogers shot and fatally wounded cory jones, who it turns out is a local musqcian and gernment employee. >> anything you need, cory would be right there. ififou needed a shirt. he would give a shirt. he would be cold just to keep

you warm. >> i don't understand how anybody could perceive cory as a threat. he the most calm person. >> reporter: the sheriffs office is investigating. they will make the calm on whether the shooting was justified. >> pole have not specified what type of weapons jones wasas gdly carrying. played runner oscar pistorius is out of prison this morning in south africa the dumpl double amputee moved over to house arrest. he served less than a year for the shoototg of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp, prosecutors will again seek a murder conviction next month. coming up, how oprah winfrey became $45 million richer in one day. plus, cars get a real life road st in virginia. and gilmo girls may return to

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dow jones rose 15 points t. s&p 500 gained half apoint. ares of weighing watchers more than doubled afterer oprah winfrfr revealed she is buying a 10% stake in the company. it is costing about $42.2 million. winfrey signed a five-year endorsement deal. on paper the surge in sharere prices m me winfrey about $45 million. apple music lost millions of listenerwithin the trial offer ended last month. apple says 6.5 million subscribers signed up. apple music launched in june with 11 million trials of subscribers. a company in san francisco developed a pocket size tester for gluten. nema is not only portable it's reusable. diners can take it anywhere and test food in just a matter of minutes. food sensors are not new.

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thcountry. seven people were sent to nearby hospitals to be treated for injuries. the arterback johnny machine zell under investigation in a domestic dispute incident. a new prime minister for canada, those are headlines on the news stan the toronto star reports on an election of a famou prime minister. long time leader s sven harper is the son of the late prime minister peter trudeau whose charisma drew comparisons to john. kennedy. the cleveland plane dealer asks whether the ouns should cut ties with quarterback johnny manziel after a public altercation with his girlfriend. >> i grabbed her arm, come on, get in the car, get in the car, hey. >> dash-cam video shows manzizi being pulled o or by policic in

he told police that he and his girlfriend were arguing and she tried to get out of the car. police did not charge manziel. the knoxville news sent nel reports that green county commissioners had a resolution to fly the confederate flag at the courthouse. more than a thousand people on both sides of the issue turne out t. resution was defeated on a 20-1 vote. >he richmond times dispatch reports on virginia tech's self driving car in northern virginia. senator mark warner was one of the official as part of the state's first live highway demonstratatn of a self driving vehicle t. cadillac srs drove safely reaching skiech miles per hour keeping lane position and avoiding obstacles. the los angeles times reports a southwest airlines flight returned to lax because a woman says a messengers choked her.

>> evideny, we've got two passengers in a physical altercation. we need to turn around to lax. >> a woman on board says man behind her choked her because she tilted her seat back. fbi agents took one person off the flight. however no, arrests were made. and london's teledpraf reports an asteroid will miss earth on halloween of all nights. nasa says they will fly within 310 miles from earth, that's the closest than any asteroid has come since 2006. still ahead, selling movie tickets at light speed. we will show you the "sta wars" trailer. plus, what fans aren't seeing at the latest look at the sci-fi block buster. >> the force. of our ocean spray cranberry juice, it a little e ke. [ dog barks ]

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all of it. >> oh, disney releasedhe longest trailer to date for the newest "star wars" movie t. two-minute clip intruces new characters and brings b back favorites from the original trichlth but the question many fans are asking is where is luke skywalker? actor mark hammill is slated to reprise his iconic role in episode 7. his face is not seen o any of the trailers or the movie's official poer. a mystery. tie hard dependantsined up at box offices last night. others reported problems buying ckets from the fanite fandango. it opens december 18th. the blue jace are climbing back, returning to toronto, game three the ys rough uphe royals. companies city leads the series, though, two games t one.

game four is this afternoon. after a sluggish start to there season, the philadelphia eagles are in 1st place in the nfc east. the eagles roll over their division rivals new york giants 27-7 for a monday night victory. week eight of the nfl season kicks off this thursday t. seattle seahawks trave to san francisco to take o. the 49ers. our coverage starts at 7 c. 30 eastern right here on cbs. coming up after your local news, former linebacker ray lewis. i'm anne-marie grn. this is the "cbs morning news." coughing...sniffling... and wishing you could stay in bed all day. when your cold ithth bad...

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suspected of attacking a man swimming in a statete park. authorities say the body of 62-year-old jim oakers was found in the water and they found a 12-got a gor and killed it. even if they're n n sure ifhat was the one t tt killed the swimmer. a reptile gave passengers a scare on a philadelphia bus. a 4 foot boa constricter skepd from her owner. she was supposed to be tucd i in hisspocket. >> she got under the seat in the bus. she got stuck in there. everybody freaked out. >> i can understand why. sassenrs were ecuat from the bus. they returned herer to reilly. police say they have not decided if charges will be filed. a young massachusetts woman is enjoying wearing high heel shoes for the very first time ever. the amputee got a special gift monday from the victim of the

boston marathon bombing. leah martin of our boston station reports. >> hillary coen entered in flats and lked out mondayn high heels. >> i ihink it looks beautiful. i feel very tall. >> reporter: you see, hillary had never worn heels because of a genetic condition that caused tumoqs to grow in her foot. doors had to eventually amputated the right leg. >> thawoman is heather abbott, a marathon bombing survive who lost a leg, herself. they dononed this prorohesis t hillary. >> it is great to understand that she was going to help. >> reporter: her mother so touched by mororthan this moment.

>> i never thought she was going to prom. it makes me feel gad for her to see her smiling so much. >> oh, that's great. thatas wbz's liamam martin reportinin coming up on "cbs this morning," we talk to chelsea clinton about her new book. gram award winning usher stops by with his new song and former baltimore ravens linebacker ray lewis joins us in studio. charlie rose received the 2015 walter cronkite reward for journalism. it was held at t t sherton phoenix hotel. well deserved, congratulations. that's thecbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks, for watching.

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