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good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. federal investigators are working around the clock to find out who is responsible for sending crude bombs to prominent democrats and critics of president trump. packages were all intercepted before they could detonate and no one was hurt. we are now learning that investigators were trying to track down a suspicious package that they believe was addressed to former vice president joe biden, according to reuters. earlier, packages containing bombs were sent by mail or courier to president obama at his home in washington, d.c., bill and hillary clinton at their home in westchester county, new york, former cia director john brennan at c nrks nrks headquarters in work. the package delivered to eric hollered didn't arrive at the address it was intended and was

rerouted to a phony address label.thalso wt to maxine washington. and on monday two billionaire philanthropists, george soros in new york. laura podesta is outside of cnn offices here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: in the time warner center was evacuated after that pipe bomb sent to former cia director john brennan was discovered. yesterday at a rally, president trump condemned political violence, but also put part of the blame on the media. pipe bombs sent to several prominent democrats and critics of president trump this week have trigger and intense investigation to find those responsible. >> we've seen this before and we've seen worse and we will not we intercepted before g these reaching their targets, which include former president obama,

congresswoman maxine waters and and women of the secret service. >> we are outside safely. all of our cnn colleagues we know of are outside. >> reporter: one bomb addressed to john brennan here in cnn's manhattan office forces the evacuation of the time warner center. brennan later criticized the president for his political attacks. >> a lot of this rhetoric is counterproductive. it's unamerican. >> reporter: president trump has used many of the intended targets as punching bags during his campaign rallies. >> maxine water is a very low iq individual. >> reporter: last night he prend a more subdued version of his speech in wisconsin. >> and by the way, do you see how nice i'm behaving tonight? this is like -- have you ever seen this? >> reporter: the president promised to hold the perpetrators accountable. >> any acts or threats of

political violence are an attack on our dros -- democracy medisa more civil tone. despite a civilized tone last night, he had spoked plenty of animosity towards the media regularly calling cnn the enemy of the people. anne-marie. >> thank you so much. ahead on "cbs this morning," the latest on the explosive devices, investigations from homeland security correspondent jeff. president trump is calling for all sides to come together in the wake of the mail bombs, but some wonder whether his political rhetoric in the past has inflamed potential violence. weija jiang has more. >> reporter: the president called for unity. >> threats of any kind have no place in the united states of >> reporter: but in the past he

hurled some of his harshest insults to some of the people who received the letter bombs. >> low iq maxine waters. i have no confidence in a guy like brennan. >> reporter: he still attacks his 2016 rival nearly two years after defeating her. >> our wonderful opponent. when is she going to get over it? >> reporter: hillary clinton has not remained silent either. >> you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for and care about. >> reporter: he frequently calls out california congresswoman maxine waters. their feud started in june when waters took aim at the trump administration. >> and if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd and you -- >> reporter: recently former

u.s. attorney general eric holder made a similar comment about the gop. >> when they go low, we kick them. >> reporter: triggering this response from president trump. >> he better be careful what he's wishing for, that i can tell you. he better are careful what he's wishing for. >> reporter: in august, the president revoked the security clearance for former cia director john brennan after slamming him for criticizing his handling of russian meddling. >> i think he's a total low life. >> reporter: weija jiang, cbs news, wisconsin. well now to the investigation into the death of "washington post" contributor jamal khashoggi. the post is reporting that cia director gina haspel listened to an audio recording capturing the interrogation and killing of jamal khashoggi in the consulate in istanbul. president trump is supposed to be briefed by haspel today. saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman vowed that his killers would be brought to justice.

and there are signs that a caravan heading for the u.s. border may be losing steam. as many as 5,000 migrants are camping overnight in southern mexico, more than 1,000 miles away from the u.s. border. they say more than 1700 people have applied for asylum in mexico and hundreds more have asked to be sent back to honduras. there were sharp losses in stock markets across asia this morning. it comes after wall street had another massive selloff yesterday. the dow plunged more than 600 points giving up what was left of it's gains for this year. same for the s&p 500. it fell 84 points. and the nasdaq closed down 389 points. it's the worseseven years. disappointing quarterly results from tech companies and poor forecasts from chip makers are partly to blame. and there's always the lottery to lift your spirits and

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midterm elections, security officials are working to protect our voting s. nicole killian has details. >> reporter: it only took seconds for security expert to hack into this voting machine. >> there's no way of knowing that any of this happened. >> reporter: he is an organizer with defcon, one of the world's largest hacking conventions where even kids were able to penetrate voting systems. >> there are hundreds and hundreds of known vulnerabilities in these machines. >> reporter: like a machine used in 18 states hacked in two minutes. a voting tab lator used in 23 states could flip the outcome of a presidential election and a security flaw in that same unit still hasn't been fixed. >> you wouldn't use ten-year-old laptop with no updates. that would be stupid. >> reporter: protecting the infrastructure is high for the department of security which is deploying sensors to protect intrusions from countries like russia.

this man says his agencies have on election day for local officials to report suspicious activity. it participated in a summit this month with secretary of states. >> doing things like tabletop exercises. >> all you have to do is to be as prepared as you can possibly be. >> reporter: so far kreb says he hasn't seen the same level of activity from the russians compared to 2016. >> does that worry you? >> sure, i have some concern that maybe we're missing something. >> reporter: while u.s. intelligence agencies warn of ongoing campaigns by russia, china and other foreign actors, including iran. they have no reference to a infrastructure, but he warns the threat remains. >> every voting machine today, all voting machine in the future will be hackable. >> cbs news, washington. coming up this morning,

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our top stories this morning. federal investigators are trying to find out who is responsible for sending crude pipe bombs to prominent democrats and critics of president trump. the packages were all intercepted before they could detonate and no one was hurt. among the targets were former president barack obama, maxine waters, hillary clinton, and cia president trump is promising to hol those responsible for the bombs accountable. and "the washington post" il

listened to an audio recording reportedly capturing the interrogation and killing of jamal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul. she has been in turkey and reportedly heard the audio while she was there. president trump is supposed to be briefed by haspel today. a family in west st. paul, minnesota was changed by a new mom. in more ways than one. jeff glor has their story. >> reporter: just days before ashley welcomed a new life into this world. >> what's your emergency? >> i think my husband can't breathe. >> reporter: she was losing another. >> i notice he was not snoring, he was gasping for air. so i called the nine 1 1. >> reporter: her husband andrew was in full cardiac arrest. ashley had never performed cpr and didn't believe she was ready. >> i'm pregnant, i can't do this. >> they wanted me to get him down to a hard surface but i explained to them i'm pregnant.

>> reporter: the dispatcher did her best to help. >> doing great, the officer's pulling up. >> 37, thirty 8. >> reporter: he had been deprived of oxygen long enough that he could have severe brain damage if he survived at all. he was placed in a medically induced coma. but the following day he opened his eyes. >> i don't think andrew would be here tay if it wn't for th tions of ashley. >> reporter: he would soon witness the birth of his son in another emergency prprproceduru >> i was just so excited to be able to see him be born, to be able to get him hold him right away. first, actually. >> he's coming home and that's really the only thing that matters. >> reporter: a double reminder that life is a gift, joyous and fragile for ashley, andrew and lennon, precious and inspiring in ways they never could have imagined. >> that was jeff glor reporting.

coming up, a look at former supreme court justice sandra day o'connor. we'll speak with her son about his mother's revelation that she has dementia. and invasive species like this python continue to devastate ecosystems across the country. and how people are fighting back. thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

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foggy this morning in san francisco. good morning, october 25th. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. overnight investigators from coast to coast scrambling to respond to a string of package bombs sent to high-profile democrats. new this morning, police in new york city have blocked off a street downtown reportedly investigators have taken in another suspicious package. cnn reports it was sent to a restaurant own by actor robert deniro. this morning, authorities in delaware trying to track down a package bomb sent to former vice president joe biden. cnn reports the package was misaddressed and returned to sender. >> and last night a suspicious package was discovered at a mail facility in los angeles. this one addressed to congresswoman maxine waters. it's just the latest in ne, gto