from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm tony dekople. 2018, this is the it's monday, october 22, 2018, this is the "cbs morning news." the migrant caravan that's headed for the u.s. is growing even larger. they're struggling to keep going through scorching heat and president trump plans to stop them at the border. a new explanation in the killing of judicial nist jamal khashoggi as the saudi crown prince distanss himself from involvement. and they're old enough to vote and they're headed to the polls. young voters and the issues that are important to them.

good morning from the studio 57 newsroom from cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be would you, i'm anne-marie green. the caravan making its way towards the united states, defiant and determined, their numbers are growing. with reports topping 7 thousand. they are being helped by sympathetic mexicans and most of them are being helped in tapachula, mexico. president trump says he'll use the american military to close the u.s. border if the caravan continues to advance. we go there now. >> are you tired? are you hungry? >> reporter: we found these two resting just ahead of the caravan. [ speaking foreign language ] she says so many people have been helping them here that they're eating more here than in honduras.

the caravan is coming right now. they were overtaken by a sea of migrants streaming from mexico's southern border heading north. most are from honduras claiming poverty and gang violence. karen was walking separately with the crowd with her friends. once they reunited they couldn't go on. it's been a grueling ten days for this family to get to this point. do you know where you're going? the united states, she knows clearly. do you know why? your mama wants to go. under black hawk helicopters those that could scrambled on to trucks, but most were on foot, like these men traveling with a baby. they have diapers, they have milk that people have been helping them. who's been helping you? in guatemala they got a lot of help and here they've gotten a lot of help.

why did you decide to come with your daughter, it's so dangerous? [ speaking foreign language ] he says to give her a better life. the flow of migrants is seemingly unending and almost every person we talked to has told us the same thing. they say they feel they have no choice but to leave their home country and push forward. tapachula, mexico. tapachula, mexico. >> ahead on "cbs this morning" we'll get the latest on the caravan in mexico. and now to the death of washington post contributor jamal khashoggi. the saudis now say his killing was a rogue operation. they call his death a tremendouy cover-up. but the saudis have given conflicting accounts of what happened and president trump who had first accepted the saudi account now says there's been

deception. laura podesta is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. despite acknowledging that deception, president trump has refused to halt a $110 billion arms sale to saudi arabia, though he said he is considering sanctions against those found responsible for khashoggi's death. the president of turkey is promising to release details of his country's investigation into the death of journalist jamal khashoggi tomorrow saying it will be revealed in all its nakedness. over the weekend, saudi arabia released its version of what happened. that khashoggi died during a fistfight with officials in the saudi consulate in istanbul on october 2nd. >> the individuals who did this did this outside the scope of their authority. there's wads was a mistake made and what compounded that was the attempt to cover-up. >> reporter: they said it was a rogue operation and said crown

prince bin salman was never involved. >> they said a whole lot of things that was not right. you don't bring a bone saw to an accidental fistfight. >> reporter: for three weeks they denied any involvement and claimed at one point khashoggi left the consulate later that day. >> the crown prince has his fingerprints all over this and the fact that he is heading up the investigation makes it totally incredible. >> reporter: they're pressing for a statement for exactly what happened. president trump told "the washington post" the saudi's stories are all over the place but added he would love if the crown prince was not responsible. and the crown prince has called jamal khashoggi's son to express his condolences. anne-marie. >> thanks alet, laura.

russia says president trump's decision to withdraw from a nuclear weapons treaty is a dangerous step. they announced the u.s. is leaving the 1987 nuke forces treaty that prohibits the launching of ground cruise missiles. they say russia has violated terms of the agreement. russia denies the allegations. u.s. national security adviser john bolton begins two days of talks in moscow today. a kremlin spokesman says president vladimir putin wants answers. president trump says that he wants to implement a major tax cut for the middle class. he talked about his plans after a

but youth voter registration as presidential election years, this midterm psych cycle is shap to be a very different one. will young voters turn out on election day? >> we've seen a huge surge from millennials. >> reporter: young voters agree on the stakes. >> it could potentially be one of the most decisive elections in u.s. history. >> it would be a huge election to decide the future of the country. >> reporter: dalton is a 19-year-old college freshman from missouri, he's a republican. this is the first election cycle they will be eligible to vote in. both are part of the 18 two

24-year-old voting block that came of age in a politically divided america shaped by post 9 sln 11 terrorist threats and a 24-hour news cycle. democrats are focusing on healthcare while the gop touts its success with the economy. >> we want to see the growth we've had continue. >> but there's something else animating the midterms. >> the election of donald trump. >> reporter: while the 2016 woke up his peers, the gun debate is moving them. >> sandy hook happened when i was in seventh grade and this has just kept happening over and over again and there hasn't been any sort of legislative initiative to help curb this nonviolence. >> reporter: rock the boat is a nonprofit that registers and encourages young voters. she says engaging includes teaching. >> they're largely self-consbus -- self-conscious about their understanding of our government.

>> reporter: it is not as much about passion as it is simply about turnout. republicans push back on the idea that young voters are more liberal and progressive than they are conservative. that remains to be seen. but many warn at the very least they are unpredictable. they point out young voters are less likely than others to identify with a specific political party. anne-marie. >> thanks a lot, mola. coming up on "the morning news" now, another chance to win. power ball and mega millions lottery jackpots roll over. and caught on video, a dance floor collapses at a party. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate.

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our top stories this morning. a caravan of honduran high gran -- migrants is make its way through mexico determined to enter the united states. there are reports the group has grown to more than 7,000. sympathetic mexicans are offering food and transportation. migrants say that they are fleeing violence, poverty and corruption. president trump says he'll use the military to prevent them from entering the u.s. and saudi arabia now says the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi was a grave mistake carried out by rogue operators and that crown prince m h mid bilman w not.bueaudis have conflicting antt happened. president trump says there has been deception and tomorrow

turkey's president says he'll release details about his country's investigation. it's estimated 3,000 lives are saved each year by properly functioning air bags. now a new program aims to replace air bags that are effective. >> this van right here we checked it and it has two recalls. >> reporter: roger is scanning vehicles in this los angeles swap meet it's. known as operation find and fix if the has one of the highest cop centration of vehicles with unrepaired detect fifita cata air bags. >> some of the cars are second-hand cars so they were purchased used and then the dealer has no way of informing them and so that's where we come in. >> reporter: nationwide there's an estimated $14 million driving around with takata air bags. they're using grassroots efforts in florida, texas, and california where there are 4

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checked vehicles discovering nearly 700. the reality is this is a problem far from being fixed. kr cbs news, los angeles. coming up, stanley mcchrystal tells us about his new book, leaders, myths and reality. and in the series school matters, how an arizona school district is starting to small to help teachers. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday, thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green, have a great day.

it's monday, october 22nd. i'm kenny choi. hello, and as we take a live look this morning from our camera looking north he can see the tower up nice and bright. foggy conditions to start. it is monday, october 22.

and it is monday. and investigators aronthe scene of a fire that dotted a home in san jose and having around 1 am near corolla avenue. they say that the blaze is suspicious and that investigators are looking for clues. nobody was hurt. coming up, you'll have more details in the live report. let's get a check of traffic and weather. everybody have a good weekend? >> yes. monday always comes so soon. >> right. >> [laughter] >> something to wake you up, but cool weather. a live look at our tower camera and you can see our beautiful bay bridge and this is looking east. we are starting off the day with areas of low clouds and fog around the coast and even inland. so be prepared