from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm tanya rivero. captioning funded by cbs it's tuesday, october 2nd, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." the investigation into allegations against judge brett kavanaugh is expanding. the fbi has more authority to delve into his past, but a deadline is fast approaching. nafta is out, and the usmca is in. what's in the new deal between the u.s., mexico, and canada? and devastation gives way to desperation in the aftermath of indonesia's earthquake and tsunami. good morning from the studio

57 at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the white house has given the fbi permission to expand its investigation of sexual misconduct allegations against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. president trump says he wants a comprehensive investigation. the fbi has until friday to finish, and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he wants to vote on kavanaugh this week. laura podesta is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, the fbi is up against the clock. it needs to have its review done by friday. the same day that the republicans plan to hold a confirmation vote. that leaves the bureau three days to attempt to interview the two dozen witnesses democrats have submitted. >> by the way, if we took ten years, they'd want more time. >> reporter: at a rally in tennessee last night, president trump blasted democrats for trying to thwart the confirmation of his supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh.

>> thrive beey've been trying t destroy him since the first second he was announced. >> reporter: earlier at the fbi the president said the fbi can interview anyone it wants to as investigators look into sexual misconduct claims against kavanaugh. >> i think the fbi should do what they have to do to get to the answer. >> reporter: kavanaugh denies all the allegations. >> a real investigation, it follows the facts. >> reporter: democrats sent the white house a list of 24 people they say should be interviewed. illinois senator dick durbin says republicans are trying to push kavanaugh through. >> the timetable was seven days. and i know that senate mcconnell's in a hurry, in a big hurry. he wants to get this done right away. >> reporter: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell scheduled a confirmation vote for friday. the same day the fbi is expected to turn in the results of the investigation. >> if you listen carefully, mr. president, you can practically hear the sounds of the democrats moving the goalpost. >> reporter: republican jeff flake is one of only a few senators still undecided.

>> there's a lot of doubt still. that's why it was important to have the fbi do more investigating and have more information, not less. >> reporter: because the fbi is not conducting a criminal investigation, none of the witnesses are being forced to cooperate. cbs news has confirmed the fbi has already interviewed three of the people christine blasey ford says were at the high school party when kavanaugh allegedly attacked her. his friends, mark judge and patrick p.j. smith, and a woman named leland kaiser. the fbi interviewed deborah ramirez over the weekend. she claims kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a dorm room party at a campaign promise met

and a breakthrough for u.s. workers. a brand-new deal. not nafta redone. >> reporter: president trump took a victory lap in the rose garden celebrating the u.s.-mexico-canada agreement. the president had been at odds with can aradian prime minister trudeau. >> a lot of stories came out about justin and i having difficulty together. we did over the trade deal. but i'll tell you, it's turned out to be a very, very good deal for both. >> reporter: canada has agreed to lift restrictions on its dairy market so u.s. farmers can export products more easily. the biggest impact it on the automobile industry. in order to avoid tariffs, the deal requires 75% of a car's component parts to be manufactured in north america, up from nafta's 62.5%. it also requires that at least

30% of the work a car be completed by employees earning $16 an hour or more. >> workers in the u.s. and canada generally make more than $16 an hour when working on a those in mexico, much less. and that has encouraged a lot of manufacturers to move jobs to mexico. this new iteration is meant to bring jobs back. >> reporter: cbs news business analyst joe schlesinger says it could cost new costs. >> consumers could pay more for a car. >> reporter: but first congress has to sign off. >> anything you submit to congress is trouble. no matter what. >> reporter: cbs news, johnson city, tennessee. las vegas marked one year since the deadliest manage shooting in u.s. history. 58 people attending a con --con gunman opened fire from a hotel window. throughout the day and night there were several t

>> reporter: as some lights dimmed on the famed las vegas strip monday night, mourners held a moment of silence marking one year since the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. [ bell ] >> reporter: heidi and april were among those who visited this healing garden where a remembrance wall bears the names of the 58 victims. >> to walk around and be able to see bits and pieces of everyone's lives makes me glad to be here, to be able to appreciate it. >> reporter: the two friends were at the route 91 music festival when a gunman fired on concertgoers from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay. kristin shulk was hit but survived. >> i always thought just battle through, just get through it. but emotionally, you just have no idea what it's going to do to you. >> reporter: thousands of survivors remain deeply affected by the tragedy they witnessed that day. many of them came back to las vegas in search of crt and heg. ♪at a ear i

the day, hecs on the past year, releasing 58 doves, one for each victim. >> we can't let this define us and let evil win. we must continue to fight. i refuse to let it take one more thing from me. >> reporter: a memorial blood drive was also held in the city. >> it's heartwarming and speaks to the character of the people that are here and speaks to the character of las vegas. >> reporter: many say the pain is still fresh, one year later, they say vegas is stronger than ever before. chris martinez, cbs news, las vegas. it's been four days since a devastating earthquake and tsunami hit indonesia. for many the situation is dire. it's believed that hundreds of victims remain buried alive or otherwise under the rubble and the mud. the official death toll stands at over 1,200, but it's expected to reach into the thousands once rescue crews reach remote areas. in one neighborhood in the hard-hit city of palu, an

estimated 1,700 homes were swallowed by walls of earth. nearly 50,000 people are homeless in palu alone. there are shortages of water, food, and medical supplies. and a warning from north korea this morning. a declaration ending the korean war should not be seen as a bargaining chip ending nuclearization talks. north korean state media says the north has taken significant steps to end hostile relations with the u.s., but that the u.s. is trying to subdue it through sanctions. the korean war never formally ended. it was halted when an armistice was signed 65 years ago. coming up on "the morning news," trolling the last jedi. how online negative comments about the "star wars" movie could be coming from russia. and mapping success. new research shows where children live can shape their future. this is the "cbs morning news." o the doctor's office just for a shot. but why go back there... when you can stay home with neulasta onpro?

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good morning. it's tuesday, october 2nd. here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪

the midterm elections are one month away. for some voters, escalating u.s. trade disputes will be front and center as they head to the polls. we have a report from boliver, missouri. >> reporte one out of every three rows goes to china. >> reporter: the soybeans that farmer trent drake sells to china has come down $2 a bushel. how does that translate? >> oh, from $25,000 to $30,000. >> reporter: a lot of money. >> yes, it is a lot of money. >> reporter: some farmers and ranchers have been hit hard with tariffs on their exports to china, mexico, canada, and the eu. those countries are retaliating for new u.s. tariffs. president trump says the tariffs his administration has imposed are necessary to fix long-term, unfair trade practices. he's offered farmers up to $12 billion in aid. now on the eve of the midterms, the trade war is a hot-button issue. this is a commercial for democrat heidi heidcamp

defending her seat against kevin kramer. >> there's a potential for pain. we don't have a pain threshold in america. >> that's costing my family a lot of money, and you don't seem to care. >> reporter: many tossup senate and house races are in farming states. research from oxford economics finds the impact of retaliatory tariffs will spread, that all u.s. households will soon face higher prices for common goods, and of the ten states that will suffer the most in a prolonged trade war, eight went for candidate trump in 2016. drake, who voted for the president, believes the financial pain will be temporary. >> china has a lot of mouths to feed. and they need our soybeans. >> reporter: he's willing to give trade negotiations more time and will keep voting republican on the first tuesday in november. cbs news, boliver moirk r misso coming up, paying tribute to rocker tom petty.

anthony mason speaks with adria petty in her first tv interview since her father's death a year ago.

our top stories this morning -- the white house says the fbi can interview anyone it wants as it investigates allegations of sexual misconduct against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. so far at least three people have been interviewed. the decision to allow an expanded investigation came over the weekend. the fbi must finish its work by friday. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says that he wants a vote this week. and president trump says that he wants to sign the new north american free trade agreement by the end of next month, but first it has to be approved by congress. the u.s.-mexico-canada agreement gives u.s. farmers greater access to canadian dairy markets and gives canada protection from tariffs imposed on cars and trucks imported to the u.s. it requires 40% to 45% of vehicles coming into the u.s. be

produced in plants paying at least $16 an hour. police in allentown, pennsylvania, are trying to figure out why a car burst into flames over the weekend killing a man, his son, and another man nearby. jericka duncan has details. is somebody in there? >> reporter: the huge explosion rocked this allentown neighborhood saturday night. [ sirens ] it shattered windows and turned this vehicle into a twisted fireball. >> i just heard the explosion. a big explosion like -- it scared me, startled me. i thought it was a house that blew up. >> reporter: authorities named the three victims. 26-year-old jacob schmoyer and r in the car that exploded. investigators say the third victim, 66-year-old david hulman, who knew schmoyer, was in close proximity to the vehicle. allentown police chief tony alslabin. >> the scene was probably the most horrific thing i've ever seen. it was a large scene.

a lot of elements involved, lot of evidence. you know, it's taking a while to process it. >> reporter: at least 50 federal agents are assisting local authorities looking for clues about what caused the blast. they have ruled out terrorism. >> we know we're dealing with a material that exploded, okay. a lot of energy exploded, was released with this explosion. obviously we're dealing with an explosion. that could be anything from an accident to a device. >> reporter: police believe this was an isolated incident. authorities say if this explosion happened in a more populated area at a different time of day, the results could have been much worse. coming up o "s this erst talks trade deal that the replace nafta and who it will help. in the "school matters" series, a documentary series that examines the racial inequity in education. and paying tribute to rocker

tom petty. anthony mason speaks with adria petty since her father's death. she talks about a collection of previously unheard recordings that she helped put together. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

let's head outside.look camera. we have rain in the bay area. it is tuesday october 2 thank you for waking up with us. we can see there's a bit of

rain outside. >> great to see the rain. a welcome sight. and let's show you you can see the locations getting that wet start to the day heading to the north bay and you can see getting the rain this morning and pushing even down across the east bay as well. so looking to light off and on rain. a few showers today as we go for the afternoon showers return tonight into tomorrow morning because of the frontal boundary pushing through. bringing the wet weather for us. we will talk about what you can expect, we will time out the rest of the day. let's check in with jacqueline. >> yes. i had to use my windshield wipers. so just a