♪ if your cup be empty ♪ if your cup is full, let it be again ♪ >> that's the overnight news or this monday. from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. it's monday, september 30th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." pressing on. a new cbs news poll shows growing support for the impeachment inquiry into president trump. lawmakers say they have a plan for the investigation. >> we have a pretty good roadmap thanks to the courage of this whistleblower. >> there as the whistleblower is expected to testify soon. chaos in hong kong. pro-democracy demonstrators hit the streets ahead of china's

national day. and winter in september. record-breaking cold sets in in the northwest where four feet of the northwest where four feet of snow blanketed a town. captioning funded by cbs good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. anne-marie green is off. i'm laura podesta. e impeachment inquiry into president trump is moving forward this morning. democratic leaders want to act quickly to avoid losing momentum. the chairman of the house intelligence committee, adam schiff, told "60 minutes" they plan to subpoena documents from the president's attorney, rudy giuliani, as soon as today. a new cbs news poll found more than half of americans approve of congress' decision to open the impeachment inquiry into the president. marc liverman is in new york. marc, what's next in the impeachment probe? >> reporter: good morning, laura. hearings and depositions are scheduled for this week. this as the trump administration continued to question the whistleblower's motives.

house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff said the complaint is a roadmap for the impeachment inquiry. >> reporter: your committee has an agreement with the whistleblower that he will testify? >> we have agreement that he or she will testify, yes. >> reporter: schiff says that will happen very soon and in a way that protects his or her identity. the whistleblower's attorney says no agreement with congress has been reached. >> spies and treason. we used to handle it a little differently -- >> reporter: comments by president trump last week prompted the whistleblower's lawyers to send a letter to the acting director of national intelligence noting that offering a $50,000 bounty for their client's identity. tweeting throughout the day sunday, the president said he deserves to meet his accuser and warned of big consequences. the whistleblower's complaint alleges president trump pressured ukraine's president to investigate joe biden and his son, hunter. it also says that white house

officials sought to lock down the transcript. >> this is a deep state operative. >> reporter: the president's advisers and republican allies attacked the whistleblower on sunday. >> i can't believe we're talking about impeaching the president based on an accusation based on hearsay. >> reporter: democrats argue there is serious evidence of wrongdoing. >> caught red-handed trying to solicit foreign interference in the 2020 election. >> reporter: and that cbs news poll you spoke about earlier, laura, found americans are divided over whether the president deserves to be impeached over ukraine with a majority of republicans backing the president. laura? >> marc liverman in new york. thanks. chaos erupted in the streets of hong kong again overnight as protesters clashed with police. officers fired teargas at thousands of pro-democracy demonstrators as they marchd through a thoroughfare in downtown hong kong. the violence is only expected to worsen with a major chinese

holiday approaching. we have this report from hong kong. >> reporter: fires erupted in central hong kong as tensions between police and protesters plunged the city into a state of disarray. videos posted to social media show a metro station engulfed in flames after molotov cocktails were thrown inside. police responded first with teargas and then a water cannon in a routine that's repeated itself for 17 straight weeks. right now we're in a mad crush of protesters running from the central business district. just moments ago riot police fired several rounds of teargas. with less than 48 hours until china's national day, protesters also vented their anger at beijing, taking down a sign celebrating the country's 70th birthday. many are resentful of china's communist party and the perception that the rights and

freedoms they enjoyed under a policy of one country-two systems is slowly being eroded. tanya chan is a pro-democracy hong kong legislator. what is the dream of hong kongers these days? >> all regiony as promised, one country, two system, high autonomy, people, hong kong people rule hong kong. and now it seems that we may need to lose our life in exchange for these promises. >> reporter: until that dream bears any hope of becoming reality, demonstrators say hong kong's new normal is here to stay. cbs news, hong kong. people are being asked to stay home after a powerful early winter storm dumped up to four feet of snow in some parts of montana. the state's governor declared a winter storm emergency last night. watches and warnings were posted across the western half of the state.

this is the mostinches, while g falls has seen over 19. the heavy, wet snow blanketed major highways and piled up outside homes. high winds knocked down trees and caused thousands to lose power. the storm is expected failing to pay child support. and law enforcement officers in texas and new york are mourning the loss of one of their own. after two deadly shootings over the weekend. new york city police officer brian mulkeen was killed early

yesterday morning. officers say he died during a struggle with a suspect and was possibly killed by his own gun. the suspect also died. and in texas, a man is under arrest for killing a deputy who made history as one of the first in tex the traditional sikh turban on duty. the deputy is being remembered as a trailblazer and a hero. >> senseless. it was a total ambush by the suspect. the deputy never had a chance. >> a vigil was held for the officer yesterday. his alleged shooter is charged with capital murder, and a motive is not known. the murder trial of a former dallas police officer, amber guyger, resumes this morning. guyger is charged in the deadly shooting of botham jean in his apartment last year. she claimed she accidentally went to the wrong apartment. defense attorneys presented their case for about two hours on saturday, and on friday gooirlg took the stand ng if the d.a.

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preliminary investigations indicate a mechanical failure caused the car to come loose and fall from a height of about 33 feet. the decades' old coaster, like many others, was featured at other parks around the world before finding a home in mexico city. and "the new york times" reports that on its opening weekend, another horse has died at santa anita. saturday a 3-year-old colt named mtek collapsed in the stretch with both his front legs broken. he had to be euthanized. after 30 horses died at the race track in a six-month period ending in june, a series of changes were implemented. they were designed to better protect the thoroughbreds from catastrophic injury. >> there's a lot of money involved here. the bottom line is the welfare of that horse should come first, and it never does. >> the fatality at the famed california track came just days after governor newsom called the deaths a disgrace. "thrillist" reports some tea

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dropped 70 points. the s&p 500 was down 15, and the nasdaq lost 91 points. engineers working on the flight control system for the boeing 737 max reportedly left out key safeguards which were included in an earlier version according to the "wall street journal," citing sources familiar with the matter. the system known as mcas is being implicated by investigators in two deadly crashes within the last year. the system was reportedly harder to override and relied on data from just one of the sensors measuring the angle of the plane's nose. the expected fix will make it more like the older version. the fda is warning pet owners about salmonella and listeria after it was found in a certain type of raw dog food. a sample of performance dog frozen raw pet food tested positive during an inspection. another sample tested positive but had not been distributed. the fda is warning if you have any performance dog product that

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our top stories, the impeachment inquiry is moving forward. the chairman of the house intelligence committee told "60 minutes" they plan to subpoena documents from the president's attorney, rudy giuliani, as soon as today. he also revealed that the whistleblower has agreed to testify. and chaos erupted in the streets of hong kong again as protesters clashed with police overnight. this is the 17th week of pro-democracy demonstrations. officers fired teargas at thousands of protesters as they marched through a major thoroughfare in downtown hong kong. the violence is expected to intensify with a major chinese

holiday tomorrow. and last week, the ride-hailing company uber announced it's rolling out new safety features. kris van cleave shows us what the company plans to do to make your ride safer. we make sure that your driver is the right driver. >> reporter: uber's ceo says the company's practices have evolved over the last few years. >> when something does happen, and it does happen, this is real life, we respond in a way that's victim centric, that's victim first. >> reporter: uber wants to take this pin verification system a step further, so soon your phone will seamlessly talk to the phone of the uber you've called. it will then tell you when the right vehicle has pulled up that your ride is verified, and this is the car to get into. the new features come as the ride-sharing industry faces scrutiny over passenger safety. a recent "washington post" report said agents and ubers special investigations unit are coached to put the company's reputation ahead of passenger safety.

what do you say to these reports and to folks who have either sued you or have suffered a sexual assault that feel like the response wasn't there? >> i say that that report fundamentally was based on hearsay. we're not perfect. i wouldn't claim to be perfect. but i believe that we're significantly better than we were last year, and next year, darn it, we're going to be better. >> reporter: uber hopes the new technology could prevent the kind of deadly mistake samantha josephson made when she mistook a car for her uber in march. >> uber felt the responsibility to step up, even though that was not an uber driver but to step up and see what more we could do to create a safer environment for people who are using rides share. >> reporter: users will notice alerts letting them know if you're about to be dropped off in a bike lane so you can look out for cyclists. kris van cleave, cbs news, san francisco. coming up on "cbs this

morning," a closer look at what's in your cbd oil as it explodes in popularity. cbs news teamed up with a laboratory to test samples from around the country. "inside edition" anchor deborah norville joins us to tell us about her contribution to the latest "chicken soup for the soul" book. and smithsonian secretary and historian lonnie bunch tells us about his book, "a fool's errand, creating the museum of the african-american history and culture in the wake of bush, obama, and trump." that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm laura podesta. have a great day.