our north america correspondent david willis has the latest.artment's head of election crimes has written to the political action committee, headed by elon musk, alerting it to the fact that it is against the law in the united states to pay anyone to vote or to register to vote. elon musk has said he will pick one person a day and present them with a cheque of $1 million between now and election day. in return for them signing a petition in support of free speech and gun rights. he has already presented four such cheques, three in the state of pennsylvania, one in north carolina. a key condition is all the participants be registered to vote in one of the seven key battleground states. those are the states that could determine the outcome of this election. democrats have argued that it's part of a ploy by mr musk to swing the election the way of the republicans, who he supports. mr musk and his people for their part contend this contest is open to anyone regardless of their political affiliation. and that he is not effectively paying republicans

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david letterman." she was 79 years old. >>> bruce willis' wife is opening up about the signs that led to the star's dementiamagazine that she first noticed a change in his speech. she says she didn't worry too much initially because willis always had a stutter which is actually what prompted him to pursue acting. in 2022 willis was diagnosed with a cognitive disorder aphasia. >>> dave matthews band announcing they'll host a concert to benefit the victims of hurricanes helene and milton. the events called soulshine will take place at madison square garden in new york city on sunday, november 24th. the lineup includes warren haynes band that hailed from north carolina that was devastated by the storms, nathaniel rateliff and the night sweats, and goose. tickets go on sale this friday. >>> and english rock band oasis telling fans they'll cancel thousands of tickets for their upcoming reunion tour. the band's promoter say -- saying some 50,000 tickets that were resold on secondary platforms at a premium will be canceled and sold again at face value. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," we speak with democratic vice

. ♪ and we're gonna ride ♪ >> david: his last hit was with the highway men, the group of country legends, johnny cash, willie ♪ ♪ they said that i got killed ♪ >> david: our diane sawyer once meeting up with them on the road. they told her they were grateful to be performing together -- grateful to gain sobriety together. >> we're the ones who got through it, you know? and we still got our chops, you know? the people i'd like to tell, to walk away from it, are the guys that are -- still could lose. walk away from it. the young people, who might not get through, who might not be as blessed or as lucky as we were. >> david: kris kristofferson was 88. ♪ freedom's just another word for ♪ ♪ nothing ain't worth nothing ♪ ♪ but it's free ♪ >> david: incredible body of work. powerful words from diane with him, even all these years later. i'm david muir. great to have you here on a monday night. and i'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night a calm and clear night in san francisco, but don't get too comfortable because the heat is on. we will likely see more record temperatures tomorrow as another heat wave sw

david: rachel scott at the desk. always good to have you in person. mean-time, vice president harris in texas tonight holding a major rally on reproductive rights, joined by beyonce and willien. women and reproductive rights are a part of her closing arguments. and the gender gap for both candidates with 11 days to go now. mary bruce on that part of the story from houston. >> reporter: tonight thousands of people lining up in houston where vice president kamala harris will be joined by superstar beyonce to focus on women's reproductive rights, a core issue of her campaign. >> this is not just a political debate. this is not just some theoretical concept. real harm has occurred in our country, a real suffering has occurred. people have died. this is among the most critical issues that the american people will address when they vote for who will be the next president of the united states. >> reporter: texas is not a battleground. but harris argues it is ground zero for the fight for reproductive rights. that the state's near total abortion ban reflects the damage done after donald trump appointed three of the supreme court justices who overturned roe vs. wade, something trump

former special prosecutor david wade met with lawmakers today in a closed-door deposition to discuss things like his romantic relationship with fulton county d.a. fani williser that impacted their georgia 2020 case against former president trump. "fox news" senior congressional correspondent chad is standing by live on capitol hill with the story. chad good to see you. >> lives good afternoon for the way it appeared from a closed-door deposition did not comment in the hall. fulton county georgia district attorney funny willis told jim jordan the way is not required to answer certain questions. >> do you have a message this morning? >> are you going to invoke the fifth amendment or say anything with relevance? >> we are told wade and willis believes some information requested by the committee is privileged. republicans say prosecutions improperly targeted the former president. the committee is studying tax dollars used in the prosecutions of former president trump enters the romantic relationship with a willis had with wade. the trump prosecution over election interference in georgia is now on hold. >> they are the ones who got bonnie willis and her boyfrie

prosecutor david wade gave closed door deposition with the house judiciary committee this morning up on capitol hill. the panel is investigating wade's relationship with district attorney fani willisy's testimony comes weeks after uncertainty over whether wade would comply with the panel's subpoena. willis and wade led the investigation that resulted in former president trump's indictment over alleged interference in georgia's 2020 presidential election. weekness in the technology and energy sector sent stocks down today the dow losing 32 a # 5 s&p 500 down 45. the nasdaq fell 187. almost 150,000 people in florida still without power almost a week after hurricane milton. many resident are struggling to return to system semblance of normalcy. tonight correspondent jonathan serrie in bradenton beach shows us some of the devastation still in those gulf beach communities residents are returning to bradenton beach to find many residences damaged or destroyed smaller structures washed away. >> unfortunately we don't know the beach tiki massage we have known for that 14 years. airline shots showed the tiki hut in the middle of gulf drive a few days ago. >> up the beach in saint pete beac