for more news,ownldhehe app onr cell phone or connected tv. cbs news, new york. it's friday, october 1st, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." seeking a deal. congress avoids a shutdown, but divided democrats are now racing to save president biden's agenda from falling apart. inside hurricane sam. a drone battles the power of a category-four storm as part of a historic scientific mission. righting a wrong. the state of california returns beachfront property seized from a black family nearly 100 years ago. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with drama on capitol hill.

president biden signed a last-minute deal to avoid a government shutdown, and this morning he is waiting to congress to act on his top domestic priorities. democrats delayed a vote last night on a $1 trillion infrastructure measure. that's because some progressives threatened to vote against it. they want a much larger package, the build-back-better plan passed, as well. so laura podesta has more from new york. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this boils down to cost. moderate democrats don't want to spend the amount of money that progressives say is desperately needed to fund the programs they promised constituents. this fight which is months' long now could come to a partial conclusion with a vote today. >> the motion is adopted -- >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: congress passed a continuing resolution yesterday to keep the federal government funded through december 3rd. >> the last thing the american people need is for the government to grind to a halt. >> reporter: meanwhile

negotiations are ongoing regarding president biden's legislative priorities. a $1 trillion infrastructure ill and $3.5 billion message that encompasses everything from climate to childcare. >> compromise is inevitable. right now we're in the thick of it. >> reporter: a planned vote on the infrastructure bill was postponed last night after progressive democrats refused to vote for it. >> there's no point in us negotiating against ourselves. >> reporter: those progressives want a concrete deal on the social spending package first. house speaker nancy pelosi told reporters after midnight she expects to try again today. moderate democrats like senator joe manchin have held up the social spending package in part because of the cost. he's been pushing to bring it down to $1.5 trillion. >> let's look at each bill that's on there. a lot of good in both of them. >> reporter: also facing washington, congress needs to raise the debt ceiling by october 18th. >> it's necessary to avert a catastrophic event for our

economy. >> reporter: democrats are working to raise it on their own after republicans blocked multiple attempts this week. and just for some perspective here, the debt ceiling has been raised dozens of times over the last 60 years including multiple times by republican congresses during the trump administration. >> yeah, a good reminder. laura podesta in new york. thank you, laura. so today a federal judge will hear arguments over whether texas can leave in place its new abortion ban. the texas law is the strictest in the nation, and it bans abortions after six weeks once cardiac activity is detected. the biden administration called the law unconstitutional and sued texas last month. it's unclear when the judge will make a decision. and today is the four-year anniversary of the las vegas music festival shooting. the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. 58 people were killed. public events will be held in las ves toemr the

responders. in 2017 stephen paddock opened fire from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay resort on thousands of people attending the route 91 harvest festival. he killed himself before police reached him, and his motive remains unknown. officials say thousands of tourists are flocking to a hawaii volcano to watch it erupt. kilauea, one of the most active volcanos on earth, began erupting on hawaii's big island wednesday. it does not pose a threat since homes are not in the area. it says contained entirely within a national park which remains open. >> it's all confined for the present. seismic activity, tilt, et cetera, that's all showing that it's in the summit region. it hasn't gone elsewhere. >> the volcano has erupted 34 times since 1952. tourists are encouraged to stay on marked trails and overlooks only. for the first time ever a drone was sent into the eye of a

category-four hurricane. this is newly released footage inside hurricane sam. scientists say it captured winds reaching 142 miles per hour and waves of up to 50 feet. they're hoping to better understand hurricanes. meteorologists say sam could remain a major hurrica i the weekend as it passes a couple of hundred miles east of bermuda. there was also a storm on capitol hill related to facebook. a top executive faced tough questions over a report that found that instagram could be toxic for teenagers. carter evans has more. instagram is that first childhood cigarette. >> facebook is in the process of hiding. >> reporter: in a show of bipartisanship, lawmakers hammered facebook using the company's own data against it. leaked research indicated about a third of teen girls who already feel bad about their bodies say facebook's instagram makes them feel even worse.

>> this research is a bombshell. i ask you to commit that you will make full disclosure all of the thousands of pages of documents -- >> we are looking for ways to release more research. >> reporter: facebook's global head of security, antigony davis, said roughly 40% lead to ideas of a perfect image, feeling attractive and having enough money started on instagram. she says lawmakers are focusing on the wrong information. >> we found that more teen girls find instagram helpful than not. >> reporter: senator richard blumenthal said his office set up an instagram account for a fake 13-year-old girl. >> within a day its recommendations were exclusively filled with accounts that promote self-injury and eating disorders. >> it can make me feel insecure and not confident in my own body. >> reporter: 17-year-old

destinee ramos joined instagram when she was in eighth grade. could you stop it if you wanted to? >> i think i could, but i think i would not like it at all. >> reporter: next week a facebook whistleblower is expected to testify, and it could expose more about what they knew when they knew it and what they did about it. earlier this week, the company announced that it's pausing development on a new instagram app designed specifically for kids 10 to 12 years old. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. prime beachfront property in southern california has been returned to the heirs of a black couple. governor gavin newsom signed a bill giving the land back to the descendants of willa and charles bruce. the beach in manhattan beach was taken from them nearly a century ago. >> as governor of california, let me do what apparently manhattan beach is unwilling to do. and i want to apologize to the bruce family for the injustice.

[ applause ] that was done to them a century ago. >> the couple built the first west coast resort for black people when segregation barred them from many beaches. the california legislature unanimously approved the measure this month. coming up, a possible new rule for air travelers. why one lawmaker wants covid vaccines to be required for domestic flyers. and later, snail mail gets a little slower. why deliveries by the post office will take longer. this is the "cbs morning news." ." dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it.

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hurt. there's a new call for a covid vaccine for air travelers in the u.s., and a new development in the case of a missing iowa boy. those are the headlines on the "morning newsstand". "the des moines register" reports remains were discovered that match the description of an iowa boy who disappeared in may. investigators say a farmer working in a cornfield found the remains yesterday a few miles from montezuma where 10-year-old xavior harrelson vanished. he was reported missing from the trailer park where he lived days before his 11th birthday. >> we are not saying that it is xavior harrelson at this time. there's a lot of work yet to be done at the scene here. then as you can imagine, the state medical examiner's office and state anthropologist has a lot of work left ahead of them in the days and weeks even to come. >> authorities say the boy was last seen riding his bike. "the washington post" says california senator dianne feinstein introduced a bill that

would require passengers to be vaccinated or test negative for covid in order to take a domestic flight. feinstein said that the country cannot allow upcoming holiday travel to continue to another surge in cases. the bill would also allow people who have recovered from the coronavirus to travel on domestic flights. airline leaders have said that the vaccine mandate would be logistically impractical. and "the cincinnati enquirer" says the bangles rallied past the jaguars on thursday night football. rookie evan mcpherson kicked the 35-yard field goal to lift them to the victory. the bengals moved to 3-1 in the season. they overcame the 14-1 halftime deficit last night. the jaguars have not won a game yet this year. still ahead, get your napkins ready, an iconic mcdonald's sandwich is returning to the menu for a limited time. we'll tell you when.

here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ the white house was lit up in pink overnight to mark the start of national breast cancer awareness month. the biden administration says its goal is to raise awareness of what americans can do to prevent and control breast cancer in honor of those who lost their battle to the disease. on the cbs "money watch" now, why your mail will take a little bit longer to arrive, and mcdonald's is bringing back a fan favorite. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. stock futures are indicating a lower open after dropping during the regular trading session with equities ending a volatile month in the red. investors are bracing themselves

for more developments on monetary and fiscal policy set to emerge in october. yesterday the dow skidded some 546 points. the nasdaq dropped 63, and the s&p 500 fell 51, ending a seven-month winning streak in september. snail mail is set to get even slower under a new u.s. postal service plan aimed at cutting costs which takes effect today. the service's three-day delivery standard for first-class mail for things like letters, bills, and tax documents, will likely move up to five days. the change will impact about 40% of first-class mail. and on october 3rd, the postal service will again temporarily hike prices for some package shipments for this year's peak holiday season. mcrib fans, your wish is mcdonalds' command. the fast food giant says the beloved sandwich is returning next month. nearly a month earlier than last year. the mcrib which features seasoned boneless pork, barbecue sauce, onions and pickles on a

hoagie-style bun first launch friday kansas city in 1981. it will be available for a limited time. and five music icons will make history at the nfl's biggest event of the year. dr. dre, snoop dogg, eminem, mary j. blige, and kendrick lamar will perform for the first time together during this year's super bowl halftime show. the nfl teamed up with pepsi and roc nation for the star-studded performance. it takes place at sofi stadium in california on february 13th. anne-marie? >> that sounds like a super bowl halftime show. that sounds epic. for someone like me who really only shows up to the super bowl parties for the halftime show and the food, this is great. though i will not be bringing any mcribs. >> same. i do like the game, but i do like -- i love the halftime show. i mean, like they said, this really is star-studded. you know, we'll see if there's a viral moment in this. >> oh, i guarantee it.

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actress scarlett johansson and the walt disney company have settled a lawsuit. she sued disney claiming the release of "black widow" in theaters and on the disney-plus streaming service breached her contract and deprived her of potential box office earnings. the lawsuit said that her contract guaranteed an exclusive release in theaters. terms of the settlement were not disclosed. another streaming service, netflix, is releasing a musical about princess diana today before it hits the broadway stage. ♪ ♪ yet feeling rather small ♪ >> "diana the musical" was filmed without an audience over four days during the pandemic. it tells the story of her

courtship and marriage to prince charles through their divorce. >> americans love the royals, and americans love musicals. the british have complex relationships on both. so -- so, you know, i have a very thick skin, and i'm really proud of what we've done. i'm ready for people to give their opinion and ready to hear it and keep doing my job. >> "diana: the musical" opens on broadway in november. and tampa bay buccaneers quarterback tom brady is heading back to new england to take on his old team, the patriots, for the first time since leaving last year. brady and the bucs play the patriots sunday night. the three-time league mvp was a member of the patriots for 20 years. he led them to six super bowl championships before winning his seventh with the buccaneers in february. >> i still have a lot of great friends there, but they know i want to kick their butt this week. they'll -- they know exactly how i'm feeling once i'm out there.

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our top stories -- president biden signed a last-minute deal to avoid a government shutdown. democrats delayed a vote last night on a $1 trillion infrastructure measure caving to pressure from progressives. they want a separate spending package passed, as well. and today a federal judge is set to consider whether texas can leave in place its controversial abortion ban. the law, the strictest in the nation, bans abortions after six weeks. the biden administration calls the law unconstitutional and sued texas last month. we are getting our first look inside a u.s. military base that's housing evacuees from afghanistan. it's one of eight bases helping

more than 60,000 afghans resettle. nancy chen reports on how their lives have chang their homeland. >> reporter: surrounded by miles of farmland and corn fields, acuees. in wisconsin which houses the largest afghan evacuee population in the u.s. it's a chance for a life of freedom after desperately escaping the brutal rule of the taliban. >> before coming to taliban, i have a good life in afghanistan. >> reporter: 24-year-old farzana mohammadi is ready for her new future. a former member of the afghan women's paralympic wheelchair basketball team, she believes if she stayed life as she knew it would have been over. >> i can't go to the basketball. i can't go to the outside of my home because taliban not let women go to the outside. >> reporter: many families

arrive with nothing but the clothes on their backs. base officials say there's now ample access to donated clothing, english classes, and health care, including 29,000 covid shots over the past five 1,soldiers provide security. earlier this month, two evacue >> when the taliban came, arrived in central part of our country, afghanistan, in kabul we felt unsafe for ourselves. >> reporter: the amanis fled kabul with their five children. now 25-year-old najibullah teaches boxing as the family hopes for a better future. there's not a clear timeline on when these families will be able to leave for permanent homes, but they are expected to resettle across the country. nancy chen, cbs news, ft. mccoy, wisconsin. coming up on "cbs mornings," the head of the nation's cybersecurity agency, jen easterly, talks with nancy cordes about protecting americans from cyberattacks in

her first television interview since taking office. plus, as part of our hispanic heritage coverage, we will meet members of a family who are creating healthy versions of traditional mexican cuisine. and grammy-winning singer brandi carlile talks with anthony mason about "ithese silent days." that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪