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world. what's your rcten? >> overkwhemg of support. >> reporter: they say they were molested during their years in johnstown, pennsylvania. >> i don't want to think about you nirm. i can't fore defensive them. >> reporter: he says the response from other victims made him emotional again. dougherty fought with other survivors for a bill allowing child sex abuse victims a two-year retroactive window. the bill failed. he watched his story air with fellow survivors. >> everybody was concerned. how are you doing? how is it? how are you feeling? the attorney general watched it and he contacted me before i had seen it. told me it was very powerful. and it would help people. >> sean dougherty told me today that he has spoken with federal

investigators because he cannot comment further. they say the justice department probe feels like vindication. >> thanks once again. 18 days until the midterm elections in this country. early voting has begun in georgia which is electing a new governor. the democratic candidate charges the republican is working to suppress minority voting. here's nancy cordes. >> the votes are being purged. >> reporter: the talk of the governor's race isn't the economy or jobs. it's the right to vote. democrat staty abrams who was vying to become the nation's first female african-american governor koufaccuses her opponef suppressing votes. >> that's a smoke screen trying to hide her radical views.

>> he runs georgia's election system. democrats say he has dropped mor than a million voters from the roll since 2012, suttered poll places in african-american communities and championed the ste's new exact match law which put the registrations of 53,000 voters, most minorities, on hold. the new law suspends georgians from the voter roll in there is a discrepancy in state databases, even something as simple as a missing hief is enough to keep them off the list. for marsha, it was a missing letter a. >> i just assumed because i was a registered voter and have been since i was 18 that i would always be in the system. that i was active, that it would be enough. >> kemp's campaign declined our request for interview. on fox news he insisted exact match won't keep people from

casting their ballots. >> they can vote with their i.d. >> experts say the policy could cause confusion. these abrams supporters say the controversy has made them more motivated to vote. >> everybody can call on the phone, i've been burning it up hot. >> reporter: cbs news, heinzville, georgia. >> we'll broadcast the show from houston, texas. on monday. we'll be in florida the following year. another arrest mr. the gymna gymnastics scandal. and later, my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish

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more than 200 young female athletes under the guice of treatment. -- guise of treatment. jeanette antolyn was one of his victims. >> the pieces are starting to fall that people in power are starting to be held accountable. >> in a statement, penny's lawyers said they're confident he did nothing criminal. >> i must respectfully decline to answer your question. >> the arrest stems from a walker county, texas, investigation into the famed karolyi ranch, a training center where some victims say they were abused and that bella and martha did nothing to stop an the abuse, which they knew of. >> there was a bunch of people that are responsible for their inaction, their overlooking and covering up of a lot of evidence

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jonathan bigliatti caught up with the tour. >> reporter: the rock stars go by another title, the duke and duchess of sussex. in a week that began with the announcement of another royal baby on the way crowds reached a fever pitch. 1-year-old india brown literally broke down when prince harry gave her a hug. >> he reciprocated the hug. >> outside, people came to congratulate the pair. >> harry, how do you feel? this is exactly the kind of reach the royal couple was hoping for. you can see prince harry. meghan right behind me. that look relaxed. many just wanted to meet meghan. >> meghan said she looked just

like me and that girl can do anything. >> a 16-day four country trip with 76 appearances like this one in the australian farming town of dubbo. meghan and harry's first week down under has been a carefully planned charm offensive. >> you have a lot to be proud of. >> reporter: the goal to show the monarchy as relevant and it's working. it's established boundaries and showed the world the royals are just like the rest of us. cbs news, sydney, australia. >> that is the "cbs overnight news" for friday. for some the news continues. for the morning news and cbs this morning.te in new york city, i'm jeff glory. -- glor.

. hi, everyone. welcome to the overnight news. i'm demarco morgan. the top commander in afghanistan is safe this morning after a taliban designation attempt two days before elections. scott miller was meeting with afghan officials when a bodyguard opened fire. general miller escaped unharmed but the dead included the local intelligence chief and police chief. charlie daggeta is in afghanistan. >> general scott miller escaped unharmed when a bodyguard shot dead one of the country's most powerful commanders during a

critical week here. the billboards show fresh faced candidates vying for a chance to create change. with two days to go before the election, ice the near september of violence that has people worried. >> you can search all the vehicles. >> all the vehicles. >> reporter: the sheer numbers expected alone on election day takes security to a whole new level. >> more than 10,000. >> reporter: more than so,000 voters. >> yes. >> reporter: how will you handle it? there will be 54,000 security person el deployed across afghanistan. there are more than 2500 candidates fighting for 249 seats in parliament. more than 5,000 polling stations opened across the nation but more than 2,000 have already been closed due to a high risk of attack. ten candidates have been

assassinated, one just owed by a bomb planted in his couch. isis bombings have left dozens dead and warnings have been issued for voters to stay away or risk attacks. it hasn't deterred mariam hale. born and raised in the u.s. she decided to move here from las vegas where she was a business woman. she says it's vital that people like her step up and run. >> people are sick of seeing men be corrupt. they know i have a great life in the united states and have no need to steal from them. >> you're a candidate, a an >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> at american oouft we found young students willing to take the risk to get out and volt. >> if we don't stand tall, we're going to fall apart.

>> a successful election will not only help shape the new government but send a message of defiance against it. cbs news, kabul. >> there are calls for a united nations investigation into the disappearance and likely murder into the journalist jamal khashoggi. he is thought-to-been killed inside the embassy for saudi arabia. the saudis say they should be allowed to complete their own investigation. >> reporter: in his strongest remarks to date president trump says it appears missing journalist jam alkhashoggi is dead. >> looks that way to me. >> reporter: the saudis he said will face severe consequences. >> it's bad, bad stuff. >> stephen mnuchin scheduled to

attend a financial summit next week pulled out, writing on twitter, just met with president trump and secretary of state mike pompeo and we have decided i will not be participating. pompeo, who traveled to saudi arabia and turkey earlier this week briefed the president on the ongoing investigations. >> i told president trump this morning that we ought to give them a few more days to complete that so that we, too, have a complete understanding of the fwakts surrounding that. >> reporter: investigators expanded their search in istanbul, entering the consulate for the second time today as well as the saudi consul's residence. turkish media claim this photo could be a key piece of the puzzle identifying the man as an intelligence officer in saudi crown prince bin salman's inner

circle. khashoggi, a critic of the crown prince entered the consulate and has not been seen sense. m, trev entered just before khashoggi. a state department official tells cbs news saudi arabia lied and feels cornered. the king might not have known but his son, the crown prince did. the administration's close relationship with the prince has complicated their response to the alleged murder. the u.s. count saudi arabia as a key ally in the effort to counter iran and it is the top buyer of u.s. arms. president trump has been reluctant to let this episode harm the relationship. speaking of cbs n last year khashoggi warned that the administration's embrace would backfire. >> it is dangerous for saudi arabia, for the region. >> reporter: president trump has

not offered up potential penalties against saudi arabia but he has made clear ditching an arms sale worth billions of dollars is not his preference. >> president trump is starting to send the u.s. military to secure the border with mexico as a caravan of migrants make their way through south america. >> reporter: as many as 4,000 are making the journey. groups are sleeping in slelters and accepting foot and money from strangers. many say they have fled violence in their home country, some with little more than the clothes on their backs. after crossing into guatemala on monday, the next major border is mexico, where the government has deployed hundreds of police officers aboard 727s to deal with the caravan. some will be allowed to seek

asylum. the mexican ambassador to the united states. >> this is humanitarian crisis going on. >> reporter: president trump is lashing out at the caravan, alleging on twitter that the onslaught includes many criminals. he threatened to deploy the con astro the border. illegal border crossings have skyrocketed. according to data, there were more than 16,000 family members arrested in september. an 80% increase in july. border patrolling agents say they are swamped and seeing more and more large groups crossing together. one official says on september 20th, the border patrol encounters 225 adults and children. on 60 minutes, lesley staal asked the president if he would return to his family separation policy. >> frankly, when you don't do --

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. there's just 18 days to go till the november elections and things are already getting ugly in georgia with charges of voter suppression and intimidation. republican secretary of state brian kemp in charge of the voting rolls is running neck in neck with the democrat stacy abrams. 30,000 applications were put on hold. most of them are minorities. them to an ear voting citizens location. nancy cordes has this story. >> reporter: the senior citizens were told to get off the bus

because it was parked outa county facility. the race has been consumed over a fight about voting rights. >> in heinsville, georgia it was the talk of the race. >> people died for that right. >> reporter: they were there to see democrat stacy abrams who is vying to become the first african-american woman governor in the south. >> 21 days we're about to make history. >> reporter: she's running against republican brian kemp who oversees georgia's election system. she's accused him of dropping more than a million voters from the rolls since 2012. >> he has been tiltding the playing field in his direction and in the direction of his >> reporter: the biggest controversy surrounds the exact match law that put the registrations of voters on hold

because of discrepancies in the way their names are spelled in state databases. marsha an pling nunez got stripped up by a missing letter. >> it was unnecessary that i had to go through so many hoops to be here right now finally as a registered voter. >> kemp called the issue a smoke screen on fox news. >> those folks, all they have to do is go to the poll, show their photo i.d. and they can vote. >> reporter: he said if you want to vote your name should be recorded accurately. >> he knew from experience that this law has a disproportionate effect on certain communities. >> reporter: appling said she happen reregistered despite the missing a, but only after going on line more than 40 times. kemp's campaign declined our request for interview but said abrams is trying to generate

fake outrage to keep people from the polls. >> we caught up with joe biden. >> in georgia, a group of senior citizens loaded up a bus to vote early. they were told to get off that bus. do you believe that voter suppression is under way? >> absolutely. somewhere in the order of 77 in the last couple of years, pieces of legislation been introduced to restrict the right to vote. we should have automatic registration. there is no evidence in all the studies done of widespread voter fraud. of that being a central problem in the american electoral process. just not true. >> in georgia, it's reported apat more than v00 >> and 56% of those are african-americans, surprise, surprise. >> so do you believe that -- >> absolutely without question.

>> you've been on the road a lot campaigning. i know you've said our democracy is under assault. what's at stake here? >> i think our basic american values are at take. decency, giving hate no safe harbor. understanding there's something bigger than you. it really is under assault. and it is one of those things that i think that only a minority of the american people share that is so dismisive of the basic american moraes. -- mores. they see him where he talks about a policy of ripping children from their parents at as we talkther king jr. was designated in 1968, biden says a

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it's friday, october 19th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." president trump says jamal khashoggi, the missing journalist, is probably dead. now mr. trump is making threats but he's not pointing fingers. thousands of honduran immigrants are headed for the u.s. as president trump issues a plan to stop them. and are you feeling lucky? the chances you'll win botioowe dollars. good morning from the studio