praying that the lord will help me restore everything that i lost. >> reporter: mcnair ander 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 foot of rain washed out bridges and roads for week. 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. >> rte 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 requ

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

alice mcnair's home is flooded out, full of mold and water-logged floors. >> i'm just doing the best i can to keep my head above the water and praying that the lord will help me restore everything that i lost. >> reporter: mcnair and her family are now crammed into one home, but they are some of t close to a thousand people are still being housed in emergency shelters and others are lining up for food instead of lining up for early voting battle in north carolina. more than 550,000 registered voters who live in the six north carolina counties where almost a foot of rain washed out bridges 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 a person needs a mailing address where the ballot can be sent. monte mallum is fairmont's 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: the stakes are high. in 2008, senator barack obama beat senator john mccain by just 14,000 votes in north c

mcnair plans to vote but right now that's not what she's focused on. >> finding me somewhere to live on my own again. that's my number one priority. >> reporter: early voting in north carolina continues tomorrow through november 5th. voters have until november 1st to request an absentee ballot and elaine, that may allow some people enough to time to get back into their homes. >> quijano: thank you so much. the arizona republic recently faced an angry backlash after announcing it is endorsing hillary clinton for president. it is the first time in 126 years that the paper's backing a democrat. lee could youan has the story. >> reporter: it is a reliably conservative newspaper in a reliably red state. but when it endorsed hillary clinton for the white house, all hell broke loose. >> okay, you don't need to be rude to me. >> reporter: calls came pouring in. some angry. >> i will not buy your paper any more. are you ignorant. >> reporter: others verbally abusive. >> you are a worth lsz bitch with that last one was referring to the republic's president, mia parrish. >> how fast. >> right a

mcnair plans to vote but, right now, not what she is focused on. >> i'm finding somewhere to live onne priority. >> reporter: early voting in north carolina continues monday through november 5th. voters have until november 1st to request an absentee ballot and may allow some people time to get back in their homes. >>> 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. have a great day. h,z/ intercom: the library [ kis now closing.] ok kid, closing up. goodnight. the hardest part about homework shouldn't be figuring out where to do it. through internet essentials, comcast has connected over 3 million people in need to low-cost internet at home. welcome to a brighter fut

alice mcnair's home its flooded out. full of mold and waterlogged floors. >> just doing the best i can, to keep my head above the help me restore everything that i lost. >> reporter: mcnair and her family are crammed into one home. they're some of the lucky ones. close to 1,000 people were still being housed in emergency shelters this week. others are lining up for food instead of lining up for early voting ballots in the toughly contested battleground state of north carolina. 550,000 registered voters live in the six north carolina 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. >> i don't think the early voting is stirring up a lot of enthusiasm due to matthew. a lot are not interested right now. they're just trying to get back in their home beat senator john mccain by 14,000 voegtstes in north carol. mcnair plans to vote but right now not what she is focussed on. >>

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 and may allow some people time to get back in their homes. 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 in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" r this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. >>> north carolina news at 4:30 starts now. >> right now on cbs north carolina, a four-hour disturbance at a minimum security prison in wayne county is under control. hear why authorities are not calling it a riot. >> and a crash blocks part of i- 440 in raleigh for hours. the new information police just released. after hurricane matthew devastated parts of edgecombe county, governor pat mccrory

alice mcnair 's home is flooded out, full of mold and water logged floors. >> i'm just doing the best i can to keep my head above the that i lost. >> mcnair and her family are now crammed into one home, but they're some of the lucky ones. close to a thousand people were still being housed in emergency shelters this week. others are lining up for food instead of lining up for early voting ballots in the toughly contested battleground state of north carolina. more than 550,000 registered voters live in the six income counties where almost a foot of bridges for weeks. even some polling places were swept away. election workers are struggling find places for people to vote. a person needs a mailing address where the ballot can be sent. >> i don't think the early voting is stirring up a lot of enthusiasm due to matthew. a lot are not interested right now. they're just trying to get back in their homes, get some normalcy back. >> the stakes are high. just 14,000 votes in north carolina. mcnair plans to vote but right now that's not what she's focused on. >> finding me somewhere to live on my

owner robert mcnair and general manager rick smith were the ones that really went after brock osweiler. lo and behold the report this week was that o'brien and osweiler got in a shouting match over play calling. >> osweiler, shouting match? >> i know. nice guy brock, who was usually a very good soldier, as far as the team is concerned. but it's interesting. i think that brock maybe made a mistake in thinking that he would prefer the o'brien offense, which is the old josh mcdaniels new england offense which requires a lot of reg. job with gary kubiak's offense where you get to roll out, and kubiak makes all the plays for you, or all the calls for you. >> broncos played lousy in joe decamillis' debut. >> i thought joe's decisions during the game kept them in it. he had, first of all, the right challenge on the muffed returner. that got him a field goal. that kept them in the game. mcmccoy is celebrating the safety. he forgets to put the hands team out there. joe decamillis does a pooch punt. the broncos get the ball back. and they come away with the touchdown, and that got them back in t

. >> reporter: in lumberton where more than 1,000 people were rescued, mark mcnair is still so he can salvage what he can from his flooded home. >> all i got is what i got on my back. >> reporter: the flooding here also threatens livelihoods. some flooded towns including lumberton are among the poorest in the nation. >>> another dry day today across areas of north and south carolina. you can see some showers kentucky, and yafrps of the midwest. -- areas of the midwest. another hurricane in the atlantic, moving north, bad news for bermuda. winds up to 115 miles per hour, moving to the north. gooing to impact parts -- going to impact parts of bermuda by thursday. average. there's the band of clouds moving to the east of us. this is show low. a few little splilz in arizona -- sprinkles in arizona. throughout the rest of the workweek, temperatures above average. climbing up quite a bit. and mostly clear skies in our forecast. a few high, thin clouds up north. that looks like a quiet day across the arizona, and quiet conditions through friday. 67 comfortable for overnight lows. sunrise at

jerry jones daniel snyder dean spano's martha ford robert mcnair all of them were here they met for about four hours, broke for lunch. it wasn't until about 3:30 vegas time that they let out. we cut up with the most influential and possibly the ((you mentioned steve wynn, jim urine and those guys in vegas when they got before the assembly it was interesting that steve says i know jerry robert craft of those guys and he says you guys are ready to go jerry jones "well i think i would say a man and steve is a valued friend sheldon is as well i admire gym at what they do with the mgm and i just admire what nevada and las vegas is about they're considering supporting a team and so i think it's a great opportunity for everybody concerned looking forward to the future" )) apparently we hear a presentation from mark davis tomorrow maybe that's whd tried to ask him about the meetings he's gonna wait and talk tomorrow from the sounds of it ((mark davis raiders owner "i have nothing to say i'm going to talk to the owners my partners first and i'll talk to you guys after that i'm not talking about it

he thinks it is a game of inches, but mcnair knows it is a gym of centimetersment i'll let you think about that while lakeland celebrates a safetiment and the fade to james robinson who has got more >> and sink the jackets. >> and good metric system as well. >> let's go to pasco county a little newport ritchie rivalry. and hoosing river ridge. the visitors on top. and intercepted by the fourth quarter. he comes up with another catch. this time it is a touchdown grab and three missed tackles, four missed tackles. five. tackle him! river ridge build as 20-8 lead, but here the number across the goal line. we now have a four-point game. the last chance, the bin. >> no! >> picked off! 20-16, river ridge hangs on in class 5-a., district eight. >> and they scored 60 on them. >> no, they lost. >> this week the sharks visit the buccaneers who hate paper signs! the fresh prince of bell air, sneak ing into the end zone. no! kevin powell fumbles the exchange, and they make the possession count. reservations for six. we're going to need a bigger boat. the sharks blow out the bucs 41- 0. >> i'm no

city" davis made a 5 to 6 minute presentation to the owners they listened and were impressed bob mcnair houston owner "we're doing some know what level of corporate support would be there and of course it was very positive" woody johnson ny jets owner "any of the mix of presentation i'm impressed as a general rule they are an owner of the team so you have to listen to what they have to say" chris maathuis i'll 32 owners will be once again in texas and dallas texas coming up on december 14 in euston chris maathuis 8 sports now ((paul joncich)) first flu-related death in clark county for the 2016-2017 season. we're told the victim was 65 years old and was hospitalized. during the 2015-2016 flu season, clark county reported 36 deaths, 403 hospitalizations, and 646 confirmed cases. the health district says while flu season peaks in january and february... now is a good time to get the flu vaccine if you wish to do so./// ((paul joncich)) >>> coming up on the valley's news lead. wednesday's child. ((christianne klein)) >> the unique thing she does every night before bed no matter how good or

riders are encouraged to use the 1.3-mile route on mcnair road and marshall drive. before you know it, safetrack surge 10 is going to get started, starting october 29. that is this saturday. alison: that is going to affect metro's busiest line. it's right at the heart of the now into two parts with no service for fort totten and noma. we have a safetrack update. brianne: every red line rider. >> it pacts 200,000 peak trips per day. brianne: is encouraged to plan now as metro gets ready to shut down the tracks between fort totten and the noma-gallaudet station. >> i don't know. brianne: as safetrack crews work to rebuild the track, repair power cables and the structural issues at the station, they are offering a number of commuter alternatives. free shuttle buses will be running at metro and the extra trains will be put on the red line. the work is being done on the eastern stretch. metro's g.m. said the west side of the line will still see extreme crowding. >> the west side of the red line, the trains will run every six minutes. that's 50% reduction in the normal se

now the order to advance is given, and mcnair's, part of bragg's and other gates will all step off. after they hit the grass about 200 yards, the second line moves forward. they mention the relative spacing in a column formation. you had to have the proper distance between the lines to facilitate the movement to the left or right of the troops. that formation that long street had while raining the assault was formed with only 50 or 75 yards between the lines. it now has two uncoil as it moves forward in the assault so that there would be enough room for those troops, and the second, third, fourth line to maneuver as needed. after that second line began to move, the third line did not move until another 200 yards, then the fourth line in the fifth line. some ways it was like a spring, slowly uncompressing as the line moved slower. of course -- as the line moved forward. this was successful, at least in helping to decide the battle of chickamauga, when johnson's troops go forward what do they find. they happen to strike the second error -- center of the unit online -- line, there was

an lisa shilling and cindy mcnair from rocky mountain feline rescue. this is a great name, wisteria, is here. >> i call her a blue cream torty, and they are always female. >> didn't know that. torte i have ever seen. she's so affectionate and don't want to offend other people that have tortes, but she's incredibly affectionate and loving. >> she's purring. >> she's a doll. she gets along well with everybody. >> and she's hiding in your arms. >> she's probably about eight months old and she's a transfer from texas. >> and you have a bunch of kitties from texas. >> we got about 25 young cats from texas. >> and they deserve >> yeah, she's ready to go today. >> she really is a beautiful color. >> she's cute. >> and her nose, that change of color there. analisa you're here. and we're talking about halloween tips for pets. >> halloween is up for two daysi'm sure everyone is excited to dress up their pet. but i have a couple tips for you all out there. so number one, keep your pets indoors, especially black cats, important to keep them inside and make sure yo

joining -- pets now, joining us cindy mcnair. also here, analisa shilling. first we have blossom here who's ready to jump out of your arms. >> she's a doll. she's about 6 months old. she's a spayed female. she and her siblings were found in an oil field in eastern colorado when she was weeks old and they couldn't find the mom, and she just she purrs, she loves to cuddle. she's a doll. and i think she's going to stay little. she's a petite little female. >> that could be perfect for someene. >> yeah, definitely. >> likes to plaa, and she's. >> oh, look at her, she loves to cuddle. >> she does. she's a nice kitty. >> that's awesome. talk, it's getting colder out there, and antifreeze is dangerous. >> it is dangerous, yeah, with the weather getting colder, we're gging to yourself it more often, and -- use it more often, and the main component is in brake fluid and a number of other different substances, too, and it initially causes irritation to the gi tract, but also it can cause neurologic % signs such as seizures, 3 coordination, dullness and it can also lea