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in north dakota as police shoot down a demonstrators drone and arrest more than a hundred protesters. 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. hillary clinton is paying more attention to electing demos senate. even long time republican strongholds within reach of clinton. while clinton holds a three-point lead over trump in florida. roxana saberi is here in new york. >> trump's campaign manager conceded on sunday the nominee isn't doing as well as hope.

her recent surge with a big push in the south. >> hillary clinton crisscrossed north carolina sunday appearing alongside mothers of the movement in raleigh and blasting donald trump at a rally in charlotte. >> he refused to say that he would respect the results of our election. some people are just sore losers and we have to keep going. >> reporter: stumping for clinton in las vegas president obama criticized republicans for backing the gop nominee. >> when you get him on tape bragging with sexual assault and his poll numbers go down, suddenly, that's a deal-breaker. what took you so long? >> reporter: recent polls show a number of political states slumping away from trump including texas. the latest cbs news ballot ground tracker shows trump leading clinton by only three points in the state.

campaign manager kellyanne conway says he still has a chance. >> donald trump will continue to take the case directly to the people. >> it's rigged. it's broken. it's corrupt. >> reporter: at an outdoor rally in florida, yesterday, trump continued to question the u.s. voting system, as well as polls showing clinton leading him among women. >> i really think those polls are very inaccurate when it comes to i think we are doing better with women than men. >> reporter: trump will continue campaigning in florida today. clinton will hit the trail in new hampshire with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. on thursday, she heads back to north carolina where she will campaign along first lady michelle obama for the first time. >> thank you, roxana saberi. coming up on "cbs this morning," we will discuss the clinton and trump strategies as

susan page, washington bureau ceo of "usa today." a deadly bus crash in california. thirteen people were killed and 31 others were injured. the accident happened early sunday north north of palm streams, east of los angeles. the bus was returning from a casino. a maintenance crew had slowed traffic on the interstate just before the crash. bus and a tractor trail. the bus plowed into the back of the truck very early sunday morning. >> in almost 35 years, i've never been to a crash where there is 13 confirmed fatal accidents so it's tough. >> reporter: most of the passengers were sleeping.

about 15 feet into on the bus, so you can see that it was a substantial impact. the bus was traveling significantly factor than the tractor trail it struck from behind. >> reporter: the bus driver were killed and 13 were killed. >> most of the victims were unrestrained and flown through the air and ended up facing facial trauma. >> reporter: police say bus was inspected earlier this year. >> and no mechanical deficiencies were noted. >> reporter: federal records show the bus company involved owned one bus and had one driver. at&t's proposed takeover of time warner immediately raised regulatory concerns. the senate subcommittee on anti-trust scheduled hearings next month and politicians on both sides of the aisle are

offering over $85 billion for time warner. the deal would be closed next year, combining at&t with the company that owns hbo, warner brothers, tbs, tnt, and cnn. >> the combination of time warner and at&t creates a unique company that will lead the next wave of innovation. >> i'm really excited about the future we are going to help create with >> an okay from regulators is no certain thing. in iraq, u.s.-backed iraqi forces have advanced within mosul. the mosul offensive started last week. iraqi forces have been shelling isis positions near mosul and kurdish forces have surrounded several villages and secured parts of a highway killing dozens of militants. the mosul offensive involves more than 25,000 iraqi ground

aircraft and advisers. in syria, the aleppo cease-fire is over. rebel and pro government forces resumed fighting yesterday. there are reports of intense ground battles and air strikes. syrian or russian jets hit a number of of rebel-held areas. the hope for medical evacuations never materialed. the french government has begun to clear out a make-shift refuge camp in a northern city of calais. they set huge bonfires on the camp's edge. 6,500 my granigrants will be scd about. >> hayden is known as a leading opponent to the vietnam war.

his marriage to jane fonda. he was a member of the chicago eight to cause riots at the 1968 democratic convention. he later served in california's assembly and senate for nearly two decades. tom hayden was 76 years old. another 126 people have been arrested protesting the dakota access oil pipeline. >> you will be liable. >> the protest against the four-state pipeline lasted through the weekend. law enforcement officials shot down a drone that flew near a helicopter. the pipeline crosses through north carolina, south dakota, iowa and illinois. opponents are concerned about the environmental impact. the world series begins tomorrow night in cleveland for chicago cubs fans, it is a dream come true or perhaps the end of

frustration. the cubs beat los angeles saturday night to clench the national league pennant and move to their first world series since 1945. cleveland manager terry francona says the cubs will be tough to beat. >> their starting pitching is tremendous. they catch the ball. >> cleveland also knows a thing or two about waiting. the world series in 1997 but they haven't won it all since 1948. honoring a comic legend. bill murray is awarded a top comedy prize at a star-studded ceremony. and no joke. hundreds of women rally for their right to wear yoga pants!

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belucci is going to walk through that door. >> stars turned out last night to praise bury's quirky comedy. murray is the 19th winner of the award. very funny guy. donald trump gets key ba on the morning newsstand. the las vegas review journal is the first mainly newspaper to endorse trump for president. its editorial yesterday said he promises to be a source of disruption and discomfort to the privileged back scratching political elite. the paper was purchased last

grew up as a cubs fan, but she donned a yankees cap when she ran for a new york senate seat? 1999. despite the hectic campaign, she watched a live stream of the cubs victory celebration on her plane. "wall street journal" reports on the mistake samsung made that doomed its note galaxy seven phones. the tests show the bulge of a battery of faulty devices. that was not making the phones production of the note 7 has been stopped and no conclusive answer what is causing the fires. a new warning of sudden infant death syndrome. the american academy of pediatrics parents must be careful not to fall asleep while feeding their babies. the guardian of britain reports that hawaiian airlines will continue to weigh some passengers before seating them.

discrimination complaints from some american samoans. the eyelid rah the highest adult obesity rate and they say balancing their planes is a safety issue. a protest against a man who criticized older women who wear yoga pants in public. hundreds of women walked past the man's rhode island home yesterday when word of his letter to the editor spread. >> iea to stand up for our rights to wear what we want. >> the man says he meant his letter to be funny. guess who got the last laugh there? still to come, statue sale. a nude statue depicting the likeness of donald trump brings in big money at an auction. omany washes and pick their favorite. they both smell good. i like b better. i prefer b. b.

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where is that going to end up? on the cbs "moneywatch." cub fans will have to cough up big money for the world series and fans of girl scout cookies will soon have a breakfast option. hena daniels is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> markets will be paying attention for the third quarter of u.s. gross domestic product and consumer price data japan. last week's, stocks on wet weal street were sluggish. the nasdaq was up 42 points for the week. tyler perry's latest offer of madia topped the box office. "the trick" brought in estimated $27 million the opening weekend. "jack reacher never go back" in

if you want to see the chicago cubs play in their first series in 71 years, it's going to cost you. tickets on average $1,325 for tomorrow's game. according to the "chicago tribune," it will cost $6,165 for the cubs first home game on friday. iron key to a locker on the titanic was sold at auction 104,000. the keys belonged to a ship steward's, he was one of the 1,500 people who died when the titanic sunk on its maiden voyage. the key was found on his body and then sent to his widow. how about thin mints for breakfast? get ready for a girl scout cookie cereal. the girl scouts and general mills are producing the limited edition cereal and both are expected to be available nationwide in january.

scouts cookie season. admit it. if you've had girl scouts cookies for breakfast, knit adm them. thin mints are a weakness for me. i love those cookies! >> you have great taste in cookies. thank you, hena. coming up on "cbs this morning" we will speak with the ceo of ibm on how watson is fight skaerns. ginni rometty will join us. because why would you take a pain medicine when all you want is good sleep? zzzquil: a non-habit forming sleep-aid that's not for pain, just for sleep. what a lovely home you have. is this your family? yea, that's my daughter, my son, and that's my... hey, kool-aid man! ...husband.

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here's another look at this morning's top stories. 13 people were killed when a tour bus crashed into a truck just north of palm springs, california. 31 others were injured. angeles from a casino early sunday morning. the bus was traveling so fast it ended up 15 feet inside the tractor-trailer. clinton says she will spend the final weeks of the campaign trying to get democrats elected to congress and the senate. trump says don't count him out. north carolina is a battleground state in this

as jamie yuccas explains, voting early is the last thing on people's mind as they struggle to rebuild after hurricane matthew. >> like, i don't have anything. >> reporter: it's been almost a month since hurricane matthew barreled down on north carolina. but towns like fairmont, are still feeling the effects. alice mcnair's home is flooded out and. >> i'm doing the best i can to keep my head above the water and praying that the me restore everything that i lost. >> reporter: mcnair and her family are now crammed into one home but they are some of the lucky ones. close to a thousand are still being housed in emergency shelters and others are lining up for food instead of lining up for voting ballots. more than 550,000 registered voters live in the six north carolina counties where almost a

and roads for week. even some polling places were swept away. election workers are struggling to find places for people to vote. absentee voting may not be the fix. a person needs a mailing address where the ballot can be sent. monte is fairmont's voting commissioner. >> a lot of are not interested right now. they are just trying to get back into their homes and get some normalcy back. >> reporter: barack obama beat john mccain by 14,000 votes in north carolina. mcnair plans to vote but, right now, not what she is focused on. >> i'm finding somewhere to live on my own again. that is my number one priority. >> reporter: early voting in north carolina continues monday through november 5th. voters have until november 1st to request an absentee ballot

coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," thousands of california national guardsmen are being asked to return bonuses they received for reenlisting during the wars in iraq and afghanistan. jan crawford has the story. plus are expensive running shoes really worth the money? anna werner shows us what a lab found. and singer phil collins joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.

a desperate mother showing you how medical marijuana is able to help her autistic son. tow truck drivers took over the streets to pay respect to a fellow driver killed while doing his job. the presidential elections just two weeks away, and you don't have to wait to vote. early voting kicks off today. good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm allison kropff. lets get a look at #10weather with meteorologist ashley batey.