awards. "emancipation" will finally debut in it's tuesday, october 4th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." rising death toll. hurricane ian is now blamed for more than 100 deaths. this morning, the struggle for basic necessities nearly one week after the storm hit. breaking overnight, daring missile test. tensions increase after north korea fires a weapon over japan for the first time since 2017. the emergency action taken by japan. systemic abuse. a bombshell report exposes problems within u.s. women's soccer. the allegations of abusive coaches and sexual misconduct. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs really >>, goodorni.

this morning search and rescue operations continue in florida. cbs news has confirmed 100 related dths. the majority of deaths are in florida. more than 440,000 homes and businesses are still without power in florida. authorities say most of it should be restored by sunday. people lined up for food, water, and ice days after the catastrophic hurricane as one sheriff defends a late evacuation notice. cristian benavides is in fort myers with the latest on all of this. christian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the mayor here of fort myers beach tells cbs news he believes there are still about two dozen people unaccounted for, but that doesn't include some of barrier islands like captiva where search and rescue still can't go in by land. across parts of florida, people sifted through the personal belongings that made it through the destruction ian left behind. >> we really don't want to leave

because this is all we have left. >> reporter: cars lined up for bottled water as the hurricane's far-reaching impact stretches into a second week. >> we finally got water last night. but it's yucky water. >> reporter: in tampa, hundreds of volunteers from a disaster response team cook and serve meals for those in need. >> we've seen the devastation, and the only way this happens where people can make a difference is when we all work together. >> reporter: as the death toll rises, providing aid is a door-to-door effort. >> fire and rescue. >> we have four ambulances here, and we have two rescues here. >> reporter: here in hard-hit lee county, the sheriff defended the response amid the mounting criticism over the decision not to issue an evacuation order until tuesday, the day before hurricane ian made landfall. >> we got that message out at

the right time. now, whether people listened to it, we can't force people out of their homes, but we can continuously say, look, mandatory evacuation. >> reporter: rebuilding after ian, one of the worst storms to ever hit the u.s., is expected to cost billions of dollars. tomorrow president biden and the first lady will visit florida to see the devastation firsthand. the goal is to get the power back for those communities thate >> it's going to be a long road. cristian benavides in fort myers christ cristian, thank you very much. president biden surveyed the damage in puerto rico caused by a different hurricane that hit two weeks ago. yesterday mr. biden said he was committed to the island and promised help with on the way in the aftermath of hurricane

fiona. it knocked out power and created landslides. it came while puerto rico was still recovering five years after hurricane maria hit. >> the people of puerto rico keep getting back up with resilience and determination. quite frankly, it's pretty extraordinary when you look at it from afar, and you deserve every bit of help your country can give you. >> the damage in puerto rico from hurricane fiona is estimated to be at least $3 billion. secretary of state antony blinken strongly condemned north korea firing a ballistic missile over japan, the first in five years. this prompted japan to issue a warning for residents to take cover and temporarily suspend trains in northern japan. japan said the missile was believed to have landed in the pacific ocean this. was north korea's fifth missile launch in the last ten days. it's an apparent response to joint military drills between the u.s. and south korea.

and a scathing new report is detailing systemic abuse within the women's professional soccer lead. they found sexual misconduct, verbal abuse is rampant throughout women's soccer. nikki battiste reports. >> reporter: it was detailed publicly how they were ignored and overlooked in favor of keeps coaches and owners in jobs. >> the sexual misconduct varies here from really inappropriate misogynistic-type comments to unwanted sexual advances to actual coercion by coaches. >> reporter: former u.s. depueralty te asttoryne led the probe. the report says abuse of coaches moved from team to team, those in a position to correct the record stayed silent. >> in a circumstance like this under the national women's soccer league, is there such a thing as a consensual sexual relationship?

>> not between a player and a coach. there is such a power differential in that relationship, it is, by definition, not consensual. >> reporter: last season, five of the ten head coaches in the national women's soccer league either were fired or stepped down amid allegations of sexual misconduct. sexual misconduct accusations against coach paul riley ignited protests among the players who last year paused games for moments of silence. sinead farrelly is one of the players who spoke out against riley. >> soccer for me was my safe space in my world and something that i had such an innocent pure love for since i was a little girl, and that was taken from me. >> reporter: previously unreported incidents between former coach christy holly and a player described how he invited her to watch game footage and instead showed her pornography and touched her inappropriately. >> that was nikki battiste reporting. the u.s. soccer president called the report heartbreaking and promised action including

creating an office to handle allegations of misconduct and enforcing background checks on all u.s. soccer staff. well, the u.s. is sending ukraine four more advanced rocket systems. that's according to american officials. that's part of a new $4.6 million aid package that's expected to be announced today. it brings the total number delivered by the u.s. to 20. the systems have played an important role in helping ukraine's military make inroads in russian-controlled areas. meanwhile a russian court has set an october 25th court date to hear brittney griner's appeal for her nine-year prison sentence for her drug possession. the wnba star was convicted after russian police said that they founder vape canisters containing cannabis oil in her luggage at a moscow airport in february. she testified that she packed the canisters by mistake. the biden administration has proposed a prisoner swap with russia to bring griner and fellow american paul whee lan home.

coming up, kim kardashian fined. reality catches up with the tv store in a cryptocurrency promotion case. and later -- >> i will not be afraid. what can a mute man do to me. >> reporter: a will smith movie is set to hit the big screen for the first time since the oscar slap. this is the "cbs morning news." r the first time since the oscar slap. this is the "cbs morning news." . your creativity can outshine any bad day. because you are greater than your bipolar i, and you can help take control of your symptoms - and ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. once-daily vraylar is proven to treat depressive, acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar i in adults. full-spectrum relief for all bipolar i symptoms. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles or confusion which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements

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iran supreme leader made his first public comments since protests broke out following the death of a woman in the custody of the country's morality police. ayatollah ali khamenei said he was deeply heartbroken by the woman's death last month and he cracked down on security forces and accuses the u.s. and israel for being behind the demonstrations. more than 130 people have died in the protests. that's according to fines rules.

kim kardashian is fined for breaking crypto promotion rules, and russia is searching for a woman who staged a bold tv protest. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the washington post" says a russian journalist who protested the war in ukraine on state television escaped from her pretrial house arrest. russian officials say the woman fled with her 11-year-old daughter. she was placed on moscow's wanted list yesterday. in march she held up a soon on air that read "stop the war" and "they're lying you." she faces up to ten years in prison if convicted for spreading fake news about the russian military. "the new york times" reports bomb parts were found in a hotel where a father was shot while visiting his son at a nearby college. he was in town for a family weekend at marist college. two men were arrested in connection with the kill. police say they found bomb-making materials and books with instructions on creating explosives in a room booked by the suspects.

>> in that room there was no explosive device of any type found, but there were components found. we will continue to look into tat, and we will continue to move forward with all aspects of the investigation as it relates to what happened. >> authorities say there are no ties between the suspects and the victim. and the "associated press" says kim kardashian was fined $1 mllion by the s.e.c. to settle federal charges over a crypto promotion. the reality tv star was accused of recommending a cryptocurrency to her 330 million instagram followers without making clear she was paid $250,000 to do so. kardashian has to give up the money she was paid. and she was also barred from promoting crypto for three years. and still to come, digging deeper to deck the halls. why you will probably be paying more for your christmas tree this year. probably be paying

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a release date was announced for will smith's first big project since his oscar slap earlier this year. >> slaves are free. sazoo, we must get to -- >> the movie "emancipation" is a thriller about a runaway slave. apple tv says it will hit theaters on the 2nd and stream a week after. the film was shot in 2021. the movie's release date had been uncertain after smith slapped chris rock during the oscar ceremonies in march. and u2's front man bono is going on a solo tour to highlights his memoir. it comes out november 1st. it has 40 chapters each named for a u2 song. in his book, bono shares his story to growing up in dublin,

to becoming one of u2's biggest fans and becoming an activist. he will visit 14 cities for what is being billed as an evening of words and music and some mischief. there was a surprise for a middle schooler in southern california. a reserve officer was called in when a coyote was found hiding in a bathroom stall. the animal had been spotted several times in recent weeks but never on the school grounds until yesterday. the officer successfully lassoed the coyote and released it in a rural area. and good grief, charlie brown, there's a new great pumpkin. a pumpkin in upstate new york weighed in at 2,554 pounds. that sets a new u.s. record for the heaviest pumpkin. it will be on display at the great pumpkin farm fall festival.

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case of a missing oakland woman. . > >> anguish and anger in berkele. in berkeley. two brothers killed killed at a birthday party. the new details about the sudden burst of violence that took their lives. > >> we bring you the highlights of the win, 49ers against the rs the rams. > >> we are doing the weather. we will have more of that coming up. > >> it is already getting busy for that right into the altamont altamont pass. you have brake lights building. > >> we are getting a unique deal of how san francisco is taking advantage of sharpening its own defenses against disasters. > >> this morning, we are learning learning more on the tragic death of teenage brothers killed killed at a birthday party in o. in oakland. emotions were raw from fellow berkeley high studes high students