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right here on cbs.ancy? >> caitlin, thank you. and do join us for live coverage of the cbs news comoderated by norah o'donnell and marg rell brennan right here on cbs. and for special screening coverage, go to cbs news 24/7. >>> we learned tonight of the death of kris kristofferson. kristofferson is best known as a superstar of country music, both as a performer as well as songwriter. he also had deep roots in hollywood starring opposite barbra streisand in 1976's "a star is born." kristofferson was also a rhodes scholar and former army ranger. his family says he died at his home in maui. no cause of death was given. kris kristofferson was 88. >>> straight ahead, a looming strike by dock workers could threaten the supply chain. >>> and how the former president is feeling ahead of his 100th birthday. >>> and own this national coffee day, the search for the best bean. >>> thousands of dock workers are set to strike as early as tuesday. the walkout will affect imports from massachusetts to texas, snarling

skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >>> cbs news will host the only vice presidential debate betweennce and governor tim walz on tuesday, october 1st, right here in new york. you catch our live coverage on cbs and streaming on cbs news 24/7 and paramount plus. >>> the search is now over for a lone gunman wanted in a freeway shooting attack in kentucky earlier this month. kentucky police are awaiting autopsy confirmation, but say it is likely the body of suspect joseph couch, seen here, was discovered on wednesday in a heavily wooded area. five people were treated for gunshot wounds after the random attack in laurel county, kentucky. >>> straight ahead on "cbs news roundup," the federal reserve finally cut interest rates a little, but were high interest rates the only thing keeping people out of starter homes? more on that when we come back. hi, i'm peyton manning and i am partnering with the american red cross this year to tackle blood shortages. giving blood's important because every two seconds someone actually needs blood, and unfortunately, only like three percent of the u.s. pop

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skyler henry, cbs news, the white house. >>> and cbs news will host the only vice presidential debateetween senator j.d. vance and governor tim walz. it's on tuesday october 1st here in new york. watch our live coverage of the debate moderated by norah o'donnell and margaret brenn on cbs and streaming on cbs news 24/7 and on paramount plus. >>> starting in 2026 grocery stores across california will no longer be offering shoppers the choice between paper or plastic. the governor signed a new law on sunday mandating that stores only offer paper bags. single-use plastic bags were outlawed in california back in 2014, but the new ordinance targets those heavy-duty reusable bags. >>> straight ahead here on "cbs news roundup," with more intense strikes between israel and hezbollah across the lebanese border, we'll hear from analysts who fear a wider war in the who fear a wider war in the region cou it takes courage to navigate the unknown, instincts to detect and prevent threats in real time, and discipline to rise to the occasion every day. it takes the strength to stand up for what is righ

watch our live coverage of that debate on cbs and streaming on cbs news 24/7 and paramount plus. >>>casters track a weather system expected to become a major hurricane. the national hurricane center now projects tropical storm helene to form on tuesday before becoming a hurricane on wednesday. the storm is expected to accelerate over the gulf of mexico before making landfall as a potential major hurricane later this week. >>> straight ahead on "cbs news roundup," in the battle against pollution california sues exxon, alleging the compan lied for decades about plastic recycling. day 1: diagnosis day. the hardest day. the day you hear... i'm sorry...this is a type of blood cancer. but day 1 is just one day. at the leukemia and lymphoma society, we are here to help you move past day 1. on day 45, i discovered an online community who shared great tips for in-treatment care. on day 185 lls helped me file my insurance claims properly. we are here, for you. we exist for everyone fighting leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma... and other types of blood cancer. lls provided immediate financial support

join us right here on cbs, our streaming network, cbs 24/7, and paramount plus. >>> the nation's consumerupply chain faces severe disruptions if dock workers at ports along the east and gulf coast go on strike. a deadline is fast approaching. cbs' tim mcnickholas is in jersy city, new jersey, with details and possible fallout. tim, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. the u.s. maritime alliance has until october 1st to reach a deal with dock workers. and ports like this one in jersey city, new jersey, are ramping up work in anticipation of a possible stoppage. work at some of the busiest ports in north america could soon come a halt. >> when my men hit the streets, from maine to texas, every single port, a lockdown. >> reporter: the union represents more than 40,000 longshoreman at 36 ports including major hubs like charleston, houston, and miami is demanding wage increases, as well as protection from job-killing automation. >> i've been fighting automation for years. they destroyed l.a. >> reporter: workers are threatening to strike if a new labor agreement with a shipping c

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caitlin huey burns, cbs news, erie, pennsylvania. >> and as caitlin just pointed out, the cbs news viceresidential debate between senator j.d. vance and governor tim walz takes place on tuesday. this tuesday. right here in new york. you can watch our live coverage of the debate moderated by norah o'donnell and margaret brennan on cbs. and it streams on cbs news 24/7 and on paramount plus. >>> those two boeing starliner astronauts stuck on the international space station are now one step closer to home. what you're looking at is footage of their rescue craft sent up by spacex as it docked sunday at the space station. american astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams were only supposed to be there for eight days but due to safety concerns with their boeing starliner craft they're been stuck for nearly four months now. unfortunately because of other scheduled missions they won't be able to finally head home until february. >>> the entertainment world is mourning the loss of superstar actor, songwriter and singer kris kristofferson. starting in the late 1960s the texas native wrote hit so

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cbs's caitlin huey-burns reports. >> reporter: with just six weeks to go until election day, new cbs news polling shows vice president kamala harris holds a slight edge over former president donald trump across the battleground states, helped in part by a slight improvement in voters' views on the economy. speaking to farmers in pennsylvania, trump laid out another part of his economic agenda, saying he would put a 200% tariff on john deere imports if the company moves production to mexico as planned. >> it's hurting our farmers. it's hurting our manufacturing. >> reporter: this week trump is on a battleground state blitz, which includes stops in north carolina, georgia, and michigan. harris is also ramping up her campaign schedule with stops planned in pennsylvania, arizona, and nevada. while campaigning in north carolina over the weekend, trump made no mention of embattled republican candidate for governor, mark robinson, who allegedly made racist remarks years ago on a porn site and who trump once called martin luther king on steroids. robinson has denied the reports. >> we have f

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eastern/5 pacific right here on cbs followed by a live simulcast of the debate and cbs expert analysistoday in israel, thousands of people protested across the country, demanding their government reach a deal to free those hostages still held by hamas in gaza. their outrage mounting. cbs's elizabeth palmer is in tel aviv. >> reporter: thousands of israelis are in the streets again tonight, demanding their government make a deal to bring the hostages home. all week anger has been running high. >> and we see that our government are full of [ bleep ]. our prime minister is a liar. >> reporter: rather than work toward an agreement to release the hostages and bring a cease-fire to suffering gazan and palestinians, these israelis accuse their prime minister of stalling. >> that philadelphia corridor. >> reporter: most recently benjamin netanyahu's condition that the israeli army remain in gaza on the southern border. hamas flatly rejects this demand. the hostage families staged a memorial for those killed last week, which was also a plea for urgent action. what are your thoughts on your gove

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eastern right here on cbs followed by live simulcast of the debate and cbs' expert analysis. >>> fire crews in california are battling more than a dozen wildfires across the state fueled by dangerous heat waves and high winds. the worst is raging in san bernardino county. the line fire has more than quadrupled in size over the weekend prompting the evacuation of more than 11,000 people. cbs' elise preston is in the mountain town of running springs. >> reporter: crews struggled to slow the spread of the explosive line fire east of los angeles. it doubled in size overnight to more than 17,000 acres. the speed and intensity of the inferno forcing the entire communities of running springs and arrow bear lake to flee to safety. >> keep my critters safe and that's the important thing. >> reporter: firefighters are battling the flames in triple-digit conditions. governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency saturday night to get more resources and money to help the fire-fight. this is a town behind us. >> it is, yes. a community, lot of ranch -- cabin homes. we're literally going to co

this is "cbs news mornings." under fire. north carolina's governor's race jolted by allegations against a >>> it's friday, september 20th. this is "cbs news mornings." under fire. north carolina's governor's race jolted by allegations against a republican candidate. what he's accused of writing on a porn website and how he's responding. >>> star power. kamala harris joins forces with oprah winfrey in a star-studded campaign event, while rival donald trump courts the jewish votes. >>> shohei ohtani joins the 50-50 club! >> and making baseball history. shohei ohtani reaches the 50/50 milestone in spectacular fashion. >>> good morning on a friday. i'm michael george in for anne-marie green. we start with the major scandal brewing in north carolina's race for governor. one that could have national implications in a key battleground state. there are growing calls for republican candidate mark robinson, currently the state's lieutenant governor, to drop out of the race after cnn unearthed outrageous comments he allegedly made on a

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this is "cbs news mornings." utter devastation. communities wiped out, millions without power, and the death toll rising. hurricane helene leaves a trail of destruction across the southeast. >>> widening its offensive. israel taking on iranian-backed terror groups on multiple fronts, adding the houthi rebels as a target. plus, the fallout following the assassination of leader hassan nasrallah. ♪ loving her was easier than anything i'll ever do again ♪ >>> and remembering kris kristofferson. the rhodes scholar-turned-country music superstar and hollywood actor has died. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start with hurricane helene and the destruction in the southeast. the recovery is going to be long and costly. at least 116 people have died, and that number is expected to rise. the scenes look like something out of a disaster movie. millions of people are without power, there are gas shortages, spotty cellphone service, and communities cut off by collapsed roads. the monster storm cut a devastating

now danya bacchus, cbs news. >> what a cutie. that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in for mornings and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thank you so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are some of today's top stories on "cbs news roundup." the justice department targets hamas, filing criminal charges against the palestinian group's top leaders. >>> there is no letting up of mass protests in israel, with demonstrators there clamoring for the government to reach a gaza ceasefire deal. >>> and both presidential candidates are taking a sharp focus on the economy. >>> the justice department has now filed criminal charges against six senior leaders of hamas for the deaths of dozens of americans in the october 7 terror attack in israel. the charges come just days after more hostages were executed, including israeli american hersh goldberg-polin, adding new intense pressure to accele

be sure to tune in later for "cbs mornings" and reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new yorkand thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. and here are the top stories on "cbs news roundup." former president donald trump rules out any further debates with vice president kamala harris. raging wildfires in southern california communities continue to threaten homes and lives. and after widespread flooding and wind damage, people on the louisiana coast begin the big cleanup in the wake of hurricane francine. there will be no debate rematch between kamalaharris and donald trump. the former president thursday ruling out another showdown, referring to himself as the winner of a prizefight. but both sides continue campaigning, especially in those key battleground states. cbs' skyler henry has more from washington. >> reporter: in battleground arizona, former president donald trump declared himself winner of tuesday's debate with vice president kamala harris. >> as everyone saw two nights ago, we had a monumental victory. >> reporter: after posting on social

this is "cbs news mornings." thousands of israelis flood the streets of tel aviv to demand a cease-fire with hamas after the bodies of six hostages were found in gaza. the mass demonstrations, a possible turning point in the 11-month conflict. >>> san francisco 49ers' wide receiver ricky pearsall wounded in an attempted robbery. an update on his condition and details on the gunman. >>> and grammy winning singer adele drops a bombshell. what she told fans at her show over the weekend. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin in israel where there are calls for nationwide labor strike today to express outrage over the deaths of six hostages in gaza. thousands of people took part in a mass demonstration in tel aviv last night to protest the israeli government's strategy in dealing with hamas. they are demanding a deal to return the remaining hostages. carissa lawson is tracking developments for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. one israeli american hostage was

pacific right here on cbs, followed by a live simulcast of the debate and cbs's expert analysis. >>>o florida now where police in miami say they're investigating a traffic stop involving dolphins wide receiver tyreek hill. video shows hill being detained by officers before sunday's game just one block from the stadium. he was handcuffed while lying face down on the pavement. police say it was because of a traffic violation. hill later caught an 80-yard touchdown pass, helping the dolphins beat the jaguars 20-17. >>> the pentagon is pushing back against a temporary spending bill that's up for a vote on capitol hill this week. defense secretary lloyd austin says the six-month funding measure would leave spending at 2024 levels and have a devastating effect on military recruiting just as it's beginning to recover from the covid-19 pandemic. >>> when "cbs news roundup" returns, we will take you to southern california, where the stifling heat is creating medical emergencies, forcing many people to be evacuated for health reasons. and dozens are ending up in the hospital. stay with us. we'

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this is "cbs news mornings." trump targeted. twice within two months. the fbi investigating what it's called an apparent assassination attempt on the former president. a suspect is under arrest, what we are learning about his background and possible motive. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. donald trump is safe at his home in mar-a-lago this morning after another possible assassination attempt on his life. this time at his golf course in west palm beach, florida. the suspect was captured in a neighboring county. he's been identified as ryan wesley routh, a 58-year-old owner of a construction company who lived most of his life in north carolina before moving to hawaii six years ago. the big question -- security. how could he allegedly get so close to the former president just months after the shooting at a pennsylvania rally? cbs' cristian benevides joins us now from the scene in west palm beach. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. the suspect was able to get within 500 yards of the former president before

you can watch our live coverage on cbs, our streaming platform cbs news 24/7, and paramount+.l, now to the political scandal rocking north carolina's race for governor. the republican candidate lieutenant governor mark robinson is no longer attending former president donald trump's rally in north carolina tomorrow. this comes after cnn unearthed robinson's alleged racist posts on a pornographic website. robinson spotted today by cbs cameras is denying the report and refusing to drop out of the race. north carolina's democratic governor roy cooper says robinson should have resigned years ago. he pointed to robinson's past incendiary statements against women, jewish people, and the lgbt community. >> donald trump and north carolina republican leaders have known about his character and the kind of statements that he has made, his disrespect for women, his incitement to violence, yet they have continued to support him, even to this very minute. >> jericka: the democratic national committee is now running new campaign ads reminding voters about robinson's past ties to trump. to los

this is "cbs news mornings." bracing for impact. florida residents board up, pack up, and get out of dodge as helene closes in on the gulf coast. >>> on the brink of all-out war. israel bombards hezbollah targets for another day, and the terror group returns fire. >>> and health battle. the shocking revelation from hall of fame quarterback brett favre. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start with tropical storm helene gathering strength as it moves over the warm caribbean waters. florida's gulf coast is bracing for a direct hit. the storm is expected to become a hurricane today, and it could reach a powerful category three with winds peaking at 120 miles per hour and up to 15-foot storm surge by the time it makes landfall late tomorrow. florida's governor and president biden have already declared a state of emergency. mandatory evacuations are under way in low-lying counties. georgia's governor also declared a state of emergency. helene is expected to hit atlanta by early friday. cbs' jason allen is

i'm from cbs news.the brenton, washington, plant, where they build the 737, we met jerry tomlison, donny louisberg, and thomas doyle. >> we are going to be doing as long as it takes to get a fair contract. >> reporter: the union is demanding a 40% increase in wages and restoration of their pensions. boeing offered 25% and extra 401(k) contributions. the company says machinists who make about $75,000 a year would be making six figures by the end of the new contract. but workers on the picket line say those increases are based on wages that were negotiated 16 years ago. >> we just want a fair share of the pot. >> reporter: in the seattle area where the median cost for a home is more than $800,000, these union workers say boeing just doesn't pay enough. >> some people at my shop have to, they work 12 hours a day, seven days a week to make a living. >> reporter: at a conference today, boeing chief financial officer brian west said the company is focused on restoring our trust with our people and the union,

. >> norah: the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening. norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. there are a number of top stories we are covering on this monday night, from that upcoming presidential debate that will air here on cbs to those out-of-control wildfires out west, and a tropical storm gaining strength in the gulf of mexico. but we do want to begin tonight with some news just coming in about the death of james earl jones, whose commanding presence on-screen made him a household name for decades. he was the voice of darth vader in "star wars" and mufasa in "the lion king." he overcame a childhood stutter to win nearly every accolade and award, after apearing in nearly 90 television dramas and series and some 120 movies. we get more now from cbs' vladimir duthiers. >> reporter: james earl jones was an industry giant... >> steel isn't strong, boy. >> reporter: whose unmistakable deep, booming voice captivated audiences for more than six decades. >> this field, this game is a part of our past, ray. >> reporter: jones' care

this is "cbs news mornings." breaking overnight -- >> these charges will be entirely false, based on lies. >> indicted. new york city's mayor facing federal charges. the investigations, the resignations, and the scandals that have plagued his adminis administrations. >>> here comes helene. the hurricane powering up and taking aim at florida's gulf coast. the storm is expected to bring life-threatening storm surge, damaging winds, and flooding to much of the southeast. >>> and calls for a cease-fire grow louder as israel prepares for a possible ground invasion in lebanon in their battle against hezbollah. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start with the breaking news on the mayor of america's largest city. new york city mayor eric adams is under federal indictment, making him the first mayor in new york city's history to be charged while in office. the indictment is sealed, and the charges are unknown. but mayor adams is vowing to fight to clear his name. jarred hill is joining us

eastern right here on cbs, followed by live simulcast of the debate, and then cbs's expert analysis.hope you will join us on tuesday. heavy rain and downpours are moving across the gulf coast, beginning and bringing with threats of flash flooding overnight from lake charles, louisiana, to new orleans. cbs's lonnie quinn joins us now with a forecast. good evening, lonnie. >> good evening norah. hello, everybody. there are two big whether stories right now. you just heard norah talking about the big rain that is out there, big heat. let's start with the rain. want to take us out to the gulf coast. i mean, new orleans has already, all week long, been getting piled on with the rain. they picked up over 7 inches already in their rain bucket, and by the time we get to tomorrow night, new orleans could pick up another 6 inches. that would give new orleans their year's worth of rain with another four months to go in this year. but the heat is the story out west. anywhere from the canadian border to the mexican border we have got heat advisories, high heat warnings out there. for some folks l

this is "cbs news mornings." faceoff. the gloves come off as kamala harris and donald trump meet on the debate stage for the first and possibly the last time. >> people start leaving his rallies early out of exhaustion and boredom. >> people don't leave my rallies. we have the biggest rallies, the most incredible rallies in the history of politics. >>> the vice president baiting the former president about his crowd sizes, his 2020 election loss, and his praise of dictators. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. it was a high-stakes 90-minute showdown of visions and style. kamala harris commanded her first debate against donald trump, flashing her prosecutorial skills to control the conversation and get under the former president's skin. the two clashed on some of the nation's top issues as they tried to win over the remaining undecided voters. cbs' jarred hill is joining us from philadelphia with a recap of some of the night's biggest moments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie.

carter evans, cbs news, hollywood. >> and that is the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday.or watching. have a great night. >>> now the a 6:00, evacuations are in place as dozens burn near clearlake. three people killed in four hours in oakland. some say they want to escape the violence. >> very scared and safe. my mom has been wanting to move for a while. >> setting up shop in our ground stomping grounds. where harris opened a new headquarter ahead of this week's debate. thank you for joining us. we are following breaking news out of clearlake. where 30 buildings have burned in what's being called the boyles fire. multiple homes are destroying the lake. take a look at this video as they shared with us. you can see large plumes of smoke rising behind that walmart in town. and the fire is burning on the south end of clearlake. west of highway 53. there are evacuation orders in place near highway 53 and dam road. cal fire says they're tackling this fire by air and ground. doing water drops and planes have

this is "cbs news mornings." on strike. breaking overnight, boeing workers walk off the job delivering another blow to the troubled aircraft maker. >>> after the storm communities across the gulf coast are drying out and cleaning up after francine tore a path of destruction. >>> and the debate over debates. kamala harris says they owe it to the voters, but donald trump says no, thanks, as both candidates launch battleground campaign blitzes. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with breaking news overnight. the latest blow to aircraft giant boeing as machinists walk off the job. [ chants ] 33,000 workers voted to strike after rejecting a proposed contract that would have raised their pay by 25% over the next four years. workers say they have not had a raise in 16 years. the strike is expected to halt production of boeing's 737 max and 777 jet in washington state. >>> now to the presidential race. with just 53 days until election day, vice president kamala harris and former president dona

this is "cbs news mornings." >>> debate day. vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump sharpening their swords as the two prepare to duke it out at their first face-off. >>> confrontation on camera. body cam video shows the chaotic and escalating encounter between nfl star tyreek hill and police. >> this field, this game, it's a part of our past, ray. >>> and remembering james earl jones. a look back at the legacy of the award-winning actor who gave life to darth vader, mufasa, and countless number of other characters in a career spanning characters in a career spanning six decades. captioning funded by cbs decades. >>> well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start with the pre >>> well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie gren. we start with the presidential race. kamala harris and donald trump are preparing to face off in their first and possibly only debate tonight. the stakes couldn't be any higher. their visions for the country couldn't be any more different

eastern here on cbs followed by a live simulcast of the debate and cbs expert analysis. >>> turning to the extreme heat now across the west. phoenix reached 116 degrees yesterday. that is now 56 days this year above 110. the most on record. burbank, california, reached 114 degrees, tying its record high for any day in september previously set in 2020. temperatures will still reach the triple digits across southern california, and the desert southwest through -- through the early -- through early next week. while further north, highs will be near 100 degrees in portland today before cooling off over the weekend. >>> coming up, investigating new york's mayor. agents reportedly close in on high-ranking officials close to eric adams. >>> later, ticketmaster under scrutiny again. this time for the reunion of one of britain's biggest bands. so you can say yes to more than ever. yes yes yes no. depend, the only thing stronger than us, is you. for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ask your doctor abou

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