it's monday, september 24th, 2018. this is the cbs morning news. another accuser, more allegations against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. this time it's a college classmate. what she says allegedly happened to her. a sentencing hearing for bill cosby for his conviction of sexual assault. what his punishment could be. tap in for tiger. we thought we'd never see it. >> and tiger woods is a champion once more.

good morning from cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. supreme court no are now scheduled to testify at a senate hearing this thursday, but now a second wap is accusing him of sexual misconduct back when he was a student at yale. laura podesta is here with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. several senate democrats are calling on kavanaugh to withdraw his nomination now that a second woman has come forward, and there could be a third accusation in the works. a second woman has come forward alleging sexual misconduct by supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. debra ramirez tells "the new yorker" thms to her during a drinking game at freshman at the yale university. kavanaugh told the magazine the incident did not happen and the allegation is a smear, plain and

simple. >> not only judge kavanaugh but certainly dr. ford deserve a fair hearing. >> the article was published hours after the senate judiciary agreed to a thursday morning hearing for kavanaugh and christine blasey ford, the first woman to accuse him of sexual misconduct. republican senator lindsey graham said there is little ford could say to change his yes vote on kavanaugh. >> i'm just being honest. unless there's something more, no, i'm not going to ruin judge kavanaugh's life over this. >> reporter: democrats are concerned this won't be a fair hearing. >> the way the senate republicans have now set this up that is what we're going to have, do you believe her or do you believe him? that is exactly why we have been pressing for an fbi investigation that should only take a few days. so there are other facts out there. >> reporter: last night stormy daniels's lawyer michael avenatti tweeted that he represents another woman with credible information regarding judge kavanaugh but did not provide details.

a spokesman for the republican-led judiciary committee says they are evaluating the new claims. avenatti told "the associated press" he will name the woman in the coming days and she's prepared to testify before the committee. anne-marie. >> laura podesta here in new york. thank you so much, laura. president trump is in new york city for the annual gathering of world leaders at the united nations. mr. trump arrived yesterday. this afternoon he'll meet with the leader of south korea who has a personal message from north korean leader kim jong-un. the north korean nuclear threat will be a key topic of conversation. >> what the united states is looking for is denuclearization with complete verification that they are actually stopping their nuclear program. >> tomorrow president trump will address the general assembly and is committed to push his agenda of america first. wednesday, for the first time he will chair the security council. the to take this day, the

nonproliver rage of nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons. bill cosby's sentencing hearing begins today in a courtroom near philadelphia. it's the final act in a case that began some three years ago. more than 60 women came forward to accuse cosby of sexual misconduct. he faces up to 30 years behind bars. jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: 81-year-old cosby is set to return to the courthouse in north town, pennsylvania. the man once known as america's dad was convicted in april of drugging and molesting andrea constand at his philadelphia home in 2004. constand is a former temp university administrator. his sentencing hearing is expected to last two days with constand likely to give an impact statement. the judge could sentence cosby to as many as ten years in prison for each of three counts he was convicted, but cosby's lawyers are expected to plead to keep the entertainer at home because of his age and health problems. his criminal case began nearly three years ago at the end of

the 2015. the county's district attorney's office reopened the sexual assault case against cosby just days before the statute of limitations ran out. prosecutors charged cosby with aggravated indecent assault for drugging and sexually assaulting constand. at the first trial in june of 2017, dozens of cosby's alleged victims from across the country attended in support of constand. but after more than 50 hours of deliberations, the first jury could not reach a verdict resulting in a mistrial. but nearly one year later the second trial ended with a conviction. over last several years, more than 60 women have accused bill cosby of sexual misconduct, but cosby insists he is innocent of all allegations. jericka duncan, cbs news, north town, pennsylvania. scattered thunderstorms are expected today in eastern south carolina where coastal residents face still more rising waters in the wake of hurricane florence

if the in conway, floodwaters have already engulfed an entire community. up to ten feet of flooding is expected when the waccamaw and pd rivers crest possibly tomorrow. area residents have been urged to evacuate. in north carolina, receding floodwaters on a stretch of interstate left thousands of rotting fish. they used hoses to wash them off the roadway. five rivers remain at major flood stage. tiger woods says his first win on the pga tour in five years is surreal. wearing his sunday red shirt woods won the tour champion, collected a $1.6 million purse and sent his fans into a frenzy. tiger mania is back. following years of physical and other seventibacks, he wasn't sure this day would come. meg oliver has more. >> reporter: a tap-in on the final hole clinched the victory for tiger woods on sunday and set off a celebration that had

been a long time in the making. the tour championship win was the 80th of his illustrious career. number 79 came over five years ago way back in august of 2013. since then, woods has struggled with a variety of injuries. he's undergone at least four surgeries on his back. sfeen months ago had he an operation to fuse two vertebrae in his lower back. his comeback was also slowed by scandal. woods was arrested in may of 2017 after being found asleep of the wheel of his car. toxicology tests showed he had five drugs in hipainkis,nd pairp medications. on sunday, woods admitted that he got emotional as he waited to putt on the final green. he later told an interviewer, quote, i can't believe i pulled this off. >> just to be able to compete and play again this year, that's a hell of of a comeback. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs

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economists warn it will hurt both economies. talks last month produced no progress. china canceled mid level trade talks with the u.s. and no others have been set. saudi arabia ruled out any increase in production of oil. the benchmark price reached $80 a barrel mainly to a decline in oil exports. last week president trump demanded that opec take action on oil supply levels. stock finished mixed on friday. the dow closed at its second all-time high, up 86 points. the s&p fell a point. and the nasdaq dropped 41. you may have noticed airline seats are getting smaller and smaller and now congress is laing o step in. require the federal aviation set new minimum seat requirements on airplanes. regulation of seat width and legroom is part of a five-year extension of a federal aviation ogram agre to by congressional leaders.

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here's a look at it's forecast in some cities around the country. a 6-year-old chinese boy captured two bronze medals over the weekend in two youth indoor skydiving events in china. indoor skydiving uses a wind tunnel to simulate real skydiving.

he was the youngest athlete to appear in the competition and he has only 8 months experience in indoor skydiving. athletes from 11 countries competed. now to a sport that lets you keep your feet on the ground. new research suggests that golf can improve your health and help you live longer. chris martinez explains. >> reporter: nick bush hits the greens at least once a week. >> it's something that i enjoy playing but also i feel better after playing. >> reporter: nick says golf is his primary form of exercise. now a new report suggests playing more often could help extend your life. a review of more than 300 studies on the sport found golfing regularly reduces risk factors of heart disease and stroke. it can also improve the strength and balance for older players. >> strengthen not only the shoulders but the core, their back, the glutes, their legs, all the way to the floor. >> rare forye to maximi the study recommends playing

2 1/2 hours a week and ditching the cart. >> take your bag, carry it with you or get one of the push carts, that's really best way to burn the most calories but get the most fitness and probably the most fun out of golf. >> reporter: while the study says there isn't a high risk of injury with golf, players are more at risk of developing skin cancer. nick takes precautions. >> sunscreen, a hat. i do always lather up and try to play with some type of sleeve on my arms. >> reporter: he hopes the game helps him stay healthy so he can keep playing for years to come. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. now a man who knows a thing or two about living a long life. asa newman is one of the legendary african american pilots known as the tuskegee airmen. he celebrated his birthday over the weekend. he served in north africa, sicily and italy. later in life he worked at the atomic research department at the university of chicago.

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our top stories this morning. a second woman is accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. she claims kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a college party. he denies the charge. meanwhile kavanaugh and christine blasey ford who accuse him of sexual assault when they were teenagers are scheduled to testify before the senate judiciary committee thursday. and bill cosby's sentencing hearing begins today. cosby was convicted in april of drugging and sexually assaulting a former temple university employee. the judge could sentence cosby to as many as 30 years in prison or send him home on probation. pope francis is in latvia this morning, the second trip to the baltics. but the big news this weekend as a historic agreement between the

catholic church and china on the appointment of bishops. here's more from rome. >> reporter: the vatican sees china 1.4 billion people as a land rich for evangelization. the country's estimated 12 million catholics have historically been split. one branch in churches recognize and controlled by the officially atheist chinese government, the others in underground or secret churches loyal to the pope. previously each side had appointed their own bishops. for the first time now they've announc announced they'd appoint those church leaders together. how that would work and how much power the pope would have is not yet clear. it has been reported the pope may have veto power. ahead of this weekend's announcement, this father expressed concerns about allowing china to control the candidates for bishops potentially putting politics above faith. >> so they could -- they could

choose candidates who are weak, candidates who are easily manipulated. sometimes can be candidates who are corrupt. >> reporter: the holy sea agreed to one of the main points pushed by beijing, one of them recognizing eight bishops, one who was deceased, who had been appointed by the communist party but had until now been excommunicated from the church. the vatican secretary of state said the church is pushing for unity. >> today for the first time all the bishops in china are in communion with the bishop. of rome. >> reporter: but the status of other bishops when had been in underground churches and critical of china's government is not clear. the vatican in china have not had official diplomatic relations since 1951. this step puts into motion works started by pope francis's predecessors. but they say this is not the end of the process but the beginning. seth doan, cbs news, rome. coming up only on "cbs this

morning," john dickerson visited british prime minister theresa may at 10 downing street for her only interview ahead of tomorrow's u.n. general assembly. and securing our country against malicious drones. we have an exclusive look inside a customs and border patrol protection facility in tucson. that's the cbs morning news for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. this monday. i' thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day.

i'm kenny choi. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. let's kick off the new week. this is monday morning. we are taking a live look at the salesforce tower camera looking north. little foggy to start the morning.

it is monday, september 24. thank you for waking up with us. i am kenny choi. >> and i am michelle griego. let's say good morning to mary and jaclyn. >> mary is back from vacation. >> it is nice to be back in the bay area. we're going to crank up the heat a little bit for the next few days. it is warming up is high pressure is up for us. a live look outside. you can see the shallow marine layer. areas of low clouds and fog. temperatures in the 50s from 54 in concord, 55 in oakland. livermore 52. 56 and san jose. mid-40s for santa rosa. the weather headlines is sunshine and warm weather. we will be heating up even more by midweek and cooler temperatures by the weekend. visibility is looking good. some parts of the bay are looking clear. we will talk about how warm it