john fuller was journalist. he heard about betty and barney hill's story while on a trip to new hampshire and thought instantly that this would be a bestseller. and he turned out to be correct. and he tracked down betty and barney hill. he tracked down benjamin simon, the psychiatrist who hypnotized them. he performed a number of interviews with all of these people. and then very, very quickly, within only a few months, wrote a book called interrupted journey, which was simply a kind of narrative account of what had happened to them and a narrative of their hypnosis. he included a good portion of the transfer reports of their hypnosis sessions. however, i think fuller did well. one primary thing. i think that obscure aired the truth about this encounter and what we might understand it today. he went out of his way, and i think it's understandable that he did this because it was the mid 1960s. i mean, he did not want to be controversial to downplay the fact that they were an interracial couple and to downplay. i

when john fuller's book is published, it has a picture of this star map that betty drew where she said she saw this map of the cosmos while in the craft. and marjorie tries to locate. she tries to correlate it to stars in the galaxy to see if she can locate where these creatures might have come from. but along the way, while she is corresponding with betty in letters and in visits, she introduces betty into all sorts of ideas. she betty tells her strange things have been happening. but you've been hearing sounds and seeing kind of odd lights in the sky. and marjorie fish tells her that the cia might be watching her. she tells her that ghosts are real. she describes a poltergeist investigation that she was involved in. she introduced betty to writers who had for what has now become famous thanks to the history channel of the concept of ancient aliens, that ancient civilizations were actually founded by extraterrestrial laws. and betty absorbs of this and she comes. i think what's so important to betty here is that she comes to see a world and to experience a world that had meaning. a wo

fuller hair with just one capsule a day. you are bountiful, it's in your nature. ♪ ♪ >> john: welcome back to the "cbs news" coverage of the vice. michigan and its 15 electoral votes are part of the blue wall, staves that democrats like to think are firmly in their camp. but in 2016, they thought that too and donald trump became the first republican to win there in nearly 30 years. jericka duncan is in grand rapids, michigan, speaking to volker voters. good evening. >> reporter: kent county is where we are at. it's a very important county we look at the numbers and by that i mean this county has picked the winner of the presidential election three times out of the four last presidential elections. joining me is this lovely group. they say they've watched cbs. we love that. show of hands briefly how many of you guys are leaning or planning to vote for harris and walz? two. how many are planning to vote for trump and j.d. vance? and then, there is to left that are undecided. cbs news poll shows us that people are watching this debate because they want to hear more about these candidates. what specifically are you looking for, bil

all 3 she says make you feel fuller than other candies, which hopefully means you'll eat less of them. i don't. i feel like i've run that experiment a number of times, johnch. >> oh, my god. >> i don't think everything. first positive outweighs stickers have perfect for halloween. go grab the a snickers on this kind cool gray morning. something about this kind of weather does make me want to eat. >> junk food. we're looking outside of mount tam rate here with a little bit of that gray. we've had the misty conditions so far this morning. a little less of that now. but still some spots of mist and drizzle up in the north bay. >> the sierra is actually getting a good dose of rain and at the very crest of the sierra, those highest of elevations, some of the first snow of the season. now, why then? do we have a bunch of red flag warnings going into effect at 11:00pm tomorrow? it's actually the same system that's impacting us right now. exiting the region. and as it does that it is stirring up a very dry offshore wind. we know those dry offshore winds this time of year paired with all the dry brush and grasses that we have can result in that heightened fire da