monday iraq's national holiday.idential debate at virginia's longwood university. wednesday is the day the nobel prize in chemistry is announced. thursday is the day prince's paisley park home opens to the public. friday is 15th anniversary of the invasion of afghanistan. saturday is the day scaiing rink opens at new york's rockefeller center. and here is what's new per your weekend. van morrison has a new album out called "keep me singing." ♪ for tomorrow just can't wait ♪ >> rose: the austin city limits music festival get under way in austin, texas. and mark wahlberg, kurt russell, and kate hudson star in the disaster thriller, "deepwater horizon." >> rose: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. before we go, we want to note the passing of the last of israel's founding fathers. shimon peres died wednesday at the age of 93. he served in numerous israeli governments, in numerous positions, including president and prime minister. it was as foreign menster what he shared the nobel peace prize with yasser arafa

iraq. trucks carrying jeeps, tanks moved towards the city in the early hours monday. and iraq's prime minister went on television to announce the start of the event. ash carter said this is a decisive moment. the u.s. stands ready to help. >>> coming up, powerful wavers, strong winds gets slammed and the mess it left behind. >> and a dad and two kid dumped over board when their boat cap sizes. >> and a cheaper and faster fix when you drop your smart phone and crack your screen, one company's new plan. ,,,, tobacco companies knew that smoking kills. and they lied about it for decades. now they're lying about prop 56. if you don't use tobacco, you don't pay. smokers pay - their fair share of the 3 billion in health care costs all taxpayers are paying now. and there's one more thing: our kids. every state that's significantly raised tobacco taxes has reduced youth smoking. please. vote yes on 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. shooting. it happened just before 9 o-clock. police say two officers ide a starbucks... >>> breaking news. police were involved in

in iraq-- kurdish forces working with iraqi forces are continuing their advance to retake mosul from isis. they began their offensive - which is expected to take weeks or even months-- monday. their operation in iraq's second biggest city is being backed by the us- led coalition. once in troops will have to fight their way into an urban environment where more than one million people still live. south china is dealing with typhoon sarika-- which made land fall monday. sarika, the 21st typhoon of the year-- landed with winds of up to a- hundred miles per hour. it's' already killed 31 people china's southern island province evacuated 520- thousand people monday. more than two- thousand fishing vessels have been called to port. more than 137- thousand fisherman and construction workers with temporary shelters. flight and train service in the area has also been suspeneded for now. the storm now heads to vietnam.. you can't buy a car on sunday in colorado. but lawmakers could consider a change. why car dealers-- say it'll actually cost them money-- still to come. then cabela's announcement about its merger with bass pro shops has a community on edge this morning. is saying today

monday. we take you live to iraq and we're hearing from the prime minister this morning saying our forces have started to move forward to free the city taken by isis two years ago. the forces are pushing forward toward the town more quickly than they thought and more quickly than t the campaign they planned. >> dana: coming up more about the debate. we saw naked donald trump. we're going to show you that coming up. we're going to talk about a wall of taco trucks. and ken bone. the media star from the last debate. he was undecided. there he is in the red sweater wearing it again in las vegas. who is he going to vote for? we're going to tell you about >> kim: and snowfalls and shorts back east. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completelyly disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. en it really mattered. >> dana: a line of tacos truck outside th

monday to register. >>> a officer killed in iraq has been identified. jason of anaheim was killed by a roadside bomb north of mosul. he was serving with the navies explosive ordinance disposal mobile unit number three. part of the team of us soldiers in the fight against isis. he is the first american to die since the us began military operations against isis two years ago. >>> ices tried a diversionary bid. benjamin hall was on the front lines. >> reporter: today ices reminded everyone that they were far from a spent force launching a series of deadly coordinated attacks in the city of cook hundred miles southeast from mosul. early this morning armed with assault rifles and exposes they said to be part of sleeper cells attack targets in and around the city. the attacks focused on government buildings and a power station killing at least a dozen injuring lots more. the white house responded to the attack. >> we stand ready to offer assistance or expertise to the iraqi government as they respond to the latest breach of their homeland security. >> reporte

it is early monday morning there now. mosul is iraq's second largest city. this will be the biggest military operation in iraq since american troops left in 2011. >>> police are investigating the suspected fire bombing and vandalism of a republican party office located in north carolina. it appears that a bottle filled with a flammable substance was thrown through a front window. the fire damaged signs and furniture inside. also a swastika k and the words nazi republicans get out of house or else were spray painted on a building. the north carolina democratic party condemned the attack. >>> meanwhile donald trump is blaming hillary clinton and her supporters for the bombing of the office. a new poll has clinton with a four point advantage over trump. it's as they get ready. >> reporter: both hillary clinton and donald trump were off the campaign trail. clinton in seclusion, prepping for wednesday's debate. while donald trump continued to lash out, saying this election is rigged. >> the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing false allegations and o

monday. robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq, and i've been a republican all my life. but i'm the father of three girls. i can't stand hearing donald trump call women pigs, dogs, and bimbos...and i sure don't want my daughters hearing it. i want my girls to grow up proud and strong, in a nation where they're valued and respected. donald trump's america is not the country i ? >> brooke: oh, boy. i can't believe you're doing this on my wedding day. >> ridge: can you give us a minute, please? >> donna: brooke? >> brooke: just tell bill we need a little more time. >> donna: that'll fly, right? you're -- you're a bride. delays happen -- mishaps. okay. all right. >> ridge: thank you. hi. don't do this. don't marry spencer.

we told you on monday soldiers wars in iraq and afghanistan. now the president, the pentagon and congress are all pushing for a fix on that. jan crawford is outside the army national guard readiness center in arlington, virginia, with the latest. good morning. >> well, good morning. i mean this is an issue that really bridges a partisan divide. uniting hillary clinton and donald trump, and paul ryan and nancy pelosi. there is no shortage of outrage that the national guard are going after soldiers who stayed in to fight in iraq and afghanistan. speaking in paris, defense secretary ash carter said potential solutions were being crafted at the pentagon's highest level. >> we are going to look into it, and resolve it. i have asked the deputy secretary of defense bob work. he is working on that right now. >> reporter: although the national guard began sending collection notices years ago, many in washington were caught by surprise. >> it really defies comprehension that this is something we need to fix. were offered generous incentives to re-enlist.

monday forecast. j?j?j7 >>> welcome back. an operation is underway in iraq to drive isis forces out of the northern city of mosul. iraq's military and kurdish forces are battling to retake that city that has been under isis rule for more than two years now. the u.s. backed coalition is providing air and ground support. it's estimated more than a million civilians are still living there. there are concerns the civilians are being used by isis as human shields. >>> the united states and britain considering new sanctions to pressure syria and russia to end airstrikes on aleppo, syria's largest city. secretary of state john kerry attended this meeting in london of 10 nations worried about the situation in syria. britain's foreign secretary called on the united states and europe to make russia feel the consequences of their military campaign. >> there are a lot of measures that we're proposing to do with extra sanctions on the syrian regime and supporters. these things will eventually come to bite the perpetrators of these crimes, and they should be -- they shoul

monday. the military effort to free a major city in iraq from isis control is now under way. iraqi and kurdish forces backed by a u.s.-led coalition are now battling to take back the city of mosul. iraqi soldiers launched the offensive last night. mosul has been under isis control for more than two years now. the black smoke you see here is from oil wells that isis set on fire in an act of defiance. officials say the bat until mosul could lead to more than a million people fleeing the city. >>> the fbi director told a group of police chiefs that people who think there's an epidemic of police shootings of black people are not well informed. james comey wants people to know the truth about police shootings. he says a national report would show and help the nation understand if there is indeed a real epidemic of police killings of black men or if social media is giving the impression there is. right now, there's no national collection of police shooting reports. the fbi announced a pilot progr program. >>> police say a man called them, saying his wife had a gun and when police g

but they are leaving small mobile units behind" voice of translator iraq launching the massive effort to push isis out of mosul, monday, after more than two years of militant control. the pentagon says iraqis are in charge of the long-awaited operation... but local fighters are being backed by

but they are leaving small mobile units behind" voice of translator iraq launching the massive effort to push isis out of mosul, monday, after more than two years of militant control. the pentagon says iraqis are in charge of the long-awaited operation... but local fighters are being backed by obama says: "..mosul will be a difficult fight and there will be advances and there will be set-backs, but i am confident that just as isil has been defeated in communities across iraq, isil will be defeated in mosul as well, and that will be another step towards their ultimate destruction." more than one million people are believed to still live in iraq's second largest city. the united nations says some 2- hundred-thousand could be displaced in the first few weeks of the offensive... and hundreds of thousands more may goes on. spindler says: "..there are real fears that the offensive to take mosul could produce a humanitarian catastrophe resulting in one of the largest manmade displacement crises of recent years." on cam tag isis also dealing with a threat from neighboring syria. the syrian army says that militants will be met

overtime win last night against the flyers, hockey, football, cards, jets, monday >>> you're watching the best, fox 10 news. >>> iraq says it's getting tough in the fight against i.s.i.s. state television aired an announcement by iraq's prime minister, saying the operation to reclaim the northern city of mosul from the control of i.s.i.s. this will be the biggest military operation in iraq since american troops left there in 2011. meanwhile, two i.s.i.s. strongholds in syria were captured by syrian rebel soldiers backed by turkish warplanes and a u.s.-led air strike campaign. >>> on to politics in this candidate under siege. fox news reporter carl cameron is following trump's campaign. he reports from outside trump tower in new york city. >> reporter: trump kicked off sunday tweeting this morning, polls close, but can you believe i lost large numbers of women voters based on events that never happened? media rigging election. libertarian johnson at 5, jill stein at 7. trump's denials last week that he ever forced himself on women in the aftermath of a video in which he described doing that included appearing to deme

iraq since 2011. >>> good morning, it's monday october 17th. i'm tia ewing. >> brian: it's 6:31, and i'm brian duffy. how about the weekend. could it have been better? check in with our meteorologist sam roberts. sam, in the 80s today? what the heck is going on? >> samantha: isn't it crazy? we have a warm front moving through the area that brought us we're at 66 right now. this is your morning commute forecast. about 65 at 7:00 and by 9:00 in the mid to upper 50s. i think the weather may slow you down like a smidge. it's not really a huge deal, but there is some patchy fog out there. you could run into some light rain, plus the roads are wet from last night's rain. so just take that into consideration. most of us are just fine, not a to be like totally sunny with dry roads if that's what you're looking for. here's what we have right now. 6:31, and we're partly to mostly cloudy. a little light rain out in ashtabula county by 7:00. we should be dry and there's a little chance throughout about 9:00 you might run into patchy drizzle. that's all for

. >> the operation to drive the islamic state group out of iraq's second-largest city was announced just before dawn on monday morning by the iraqi prime minister, haider al-abadi. >> the hour of victory has arrived. the operation to liberate mosul has begun. the forces leading the operation are the brave iraqi army and police forces. they and no one else will be entering mosul to liberate it. they are there for your sake. >> iraqi forces have spent months pairing for the operation. troops have been deployed around the city, along with tanks and heavy artillery. they are backed up by kurdish peshmerga to the north and east. signs that the offensive was imminent came out earlier when the iraq he army showered mosul with leaflets, warning residents to stay indoors. their fate is now a top concern for a groups. -- for aid groups. more than one million people live inside the sprawling city, and there are fears that they could be used as human shields by jihadi fighters desperate to hold onto the last stronghold. genie: for more on the situation, let's bring in doug herbert. we are talking about tens of thousands

iraq. u.s. central command says war planes carried out 5 air strikes in the mosul area on monday to destroying dozens of isis targets. coalition will continue to provide support to iraq as we work together to defeat this common enemy to iraqi people a they worked work to rebuild communities once they are liberated. >>> coalition forces assist in iraqi fighters long awaited efforts to reclaim country's second largest city. it's been under isis control for more than 2 years. more than a million people are believed to still live there. and the u.n. says there are reports civilians are being killed as local ground on the militants. we also continue to receive information that reinforces the beliefs that is will using civilian as human shields forcing them to move to sites where isil fighter are base defense secretary ash carter could chairing a meeting of officials from anti isis coalition officials as fighting goes on french president says the group is at mosul's door. this reconquest which will take must anticipate consequences of mosul fall. fighting not just limit to mosul u.s. led coalition conducte

. >> iraq forces got into a gun battle with isis militants on monday, around the christian mosul. isis took control of mosul two years ago and the city remains the last major stronghold for isis in iraq. >> police captured dangerous man with a gun in new hampshire. police say 32 year old james lemon took a person against their will sometime sunday night. that kidnapping was reportedly in laconia. the unidentified victim was found safe and based on their story, authorities issued an arrest warrant for lemon. they got word of his capture a few hours ago. he has been charged with kidnapping and armed new security measures at a high school in fall liver led to long lines the morning. that school is on lockdown monday, after a student shared a photo of a gun on snapchat. that picture was captioned, life at durfy and appeared to be taken at or near the school. police learned the 15 year old who took this picture was not at school, but arrested him at home. as we told you yesterday afternoon, students and teachers had to walk through metal detectors this morning. fall foliage. she tells f

iraq. now for a quick check on your weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. morning's weather, kaj... plan on a nice monday! we'll see plenty of sunshine today with highs well into the 50s. this is about average for this time of the year. our next area of low pressure is not far off, and should arrive late on tuesday into wednesday morning. widespread rain is likely during this time period with a half inch to one inch possible for everyone. temperatures will offer up quite a spread iowa, while northeast iowa barely gets to 50. in the wake of this system, our weather is fairly dry, but does offer up the typical rollercoaster ride in temperatures that is common in iowa for late october.today: sunny. wind: ne 5-10. high: 58 tonight: increasing clouds. wind: e 5-10. low: 40 tomorrow: showers developing in the afternoon and evening. wind: se 10-20. high: 56 tom. night: showers and a few thunderstorm likely. wind: se -.ow:abc diane >>> in today's "techbytes," what the at&t time werner merger means to consumers. >> an $85 billion deal providing content to mobile devices as the future. i believe the merger will le

monday. the united states is assisting s iraqi forces. >>> also in iraq right now armed militants attacked two witnesses reported hearingd hein heavy gunfire and explosions.loi that's about a hundred miles from mosul. isis stormed a power plantower north of kirk kick killing 11ng people. >> the united states and cubaatc joining forces in the fight t f against cancer.tan both countries signed a dealal to exchange information and tood work together to find a cure. ar the agreement also allows the united states and cuba to holdod joint research projects andcts a workshops to control cancer. >>> takata is being blamed for another death over itsot defective airhe bags. bs. the ntsb says a 50-year-oldye-od woman died last month inon california. a 2001 hondang civic that had been recalled but not repaired. rai this is 11th known death in i the united states linked to stak the takata air bags. the company has already recalled 100 million air bagir inflaters worldwide.ldwide >> chicago cubs a win awayca from the world series. they beat the dodgers lasgotom l l.a. will put kershaw on thesha mound. >>> t

iraq. sources inside the city telling cnn fighting broke out monday between isis and mosul resistance fightersishing the neighborhood by cutting off water and electricity. the push to retake the iraqi city has gone more quickly than expected. it's clear isis is not letting go without a fight. using suicide bombers, ieds, drone attacks and now toxic fires. cnn international correspondent arwa damon is in erbil, iraq, with more. >> you were talking about that resistance happening inside mosul. they're known as the mosul battalions. for quite some time, they've been carrying out targeted assassinations and other small-scale attacks against isis. their long-term plan or their more strategic plan is to rise up once troops get closer to the city and isis has, for quite some time, also been trying to go after members of this resistance but it seems as if you were mentioning there these clashes are already breaking out. isis is conducting sweeping operations through those neighborhoods, try to go after members of this highly secretive battalion. in other parts of the front line, fighting still instanc

iraq killing at least 11 workers. near the city of kirkuk. that's about 100 miles from mosul where a coalition has been fighting isis since monday. iraqi officials say suicide bombers got into the power plant overnight, took workers hostage, then set off their explosive vests when police arrived. >> this morning, u.s. officials say an american service member has been killed in iraq. the person died yesterday after a roadside bomb north of mosul. operations forces are embedded with iraqi units in the offensive to retake mosul from isis. >> new this morning, a secret underground tunnel from mexico into the united states. federal agents in san diego discovered the passage way yesterday. it apparently runs from tijuana to an old warehouse in san diego. authorities are still trying to figure out who's responsible for building it. >> also new this morning, mexico has approved the extradition of drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzm?n to the united states it could be months before he actually arrives in the u.s. to stand trial. his lawyers still have the chance to appeal. guzm?n was indicted on charges of conspiring to import cocaine into t

iraq killing at least 11 workers. this happened early this morning near the city of kirkuk. that's about 100 miles from mosul where a coalition has been fighting isis since monday. iraqi officials say suicide bombers got into the power plant overnight, took workers hostage, then set off their explosive vests when police arrived. a soldier from illinois was one of two americans killed in iraq yesterday. the 26-year-old is from fairview, illinois. vaering an afghan army uniform. >> a secret tunnel from mexico going into the united states. they have discovered the passage way yesterday. >> also, >> also new this morning, mexico has approved the extradition of drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzm?n to the united states, but it could be months before he actually arrives in the u.s. to stand trial. his laer chance to appeal. guzm?n was indicted on charges of conspiring to import cocaine into the u.s. and he has attempted to escape from prison twice. >> new this morning, a health scare on board a spirit airlines flight. 20 passengers became sick while the plane was flying from atlanta to los angeles. hazmat teams met the plane when it landed. the sick passengers reported

monday and the winds will stay developing in the middle east. u-s backed troops are closing in on the critical battle against isis over mosul, iraq. a-b-c's marth radditz has the latest from the frontlines up next. you're watching 13 action news, where you get breaking news fast and first. stay with us. it's hard to make the past dissappear, but danny tarkanian is trying. he'd rather you forget about all of his failed runs for congress, senate, and secretary of state. ...and the shady record that killed his chances every time. the property taxes tarkanian skipped out on for years... he can try all he wants, but danny tarkanian just can't bury his past. developing right now -- the battle for mosul in iraq is iraqi and kurdish fighters backed by the u-s are liberating more villages -- closing in on the largest isis stronghold in iraq. a-b-c's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz is on the ground with the latest. the resistance has been fierce. nats a suspected isis suicide vehicle today speeding towards a convoy of advancing forces?those forces opening fire. after one narrow miss, then another, f

. >> it's monday, october 17th, and right now at 6:00 a major military operation underway in iraq overnight. the new mission and who's taking parted in that joint effort. >>> a grandmother's plea for answers after her 2-year odd granddaughter was shot while sitting in her car seat why police are blaming the little girl's father. >> plus boston taking a new look today at pushing back the start of school. >>> first we want to get a check of the week's forecast. looking pretty nice. danielle, summer is returning. >> just for a couple of days but it is going to be with us with temperatures topping out in the afternoons right now in the 50s and 60, a much milder start than the past few mornings. 63 in boston warmer than our average high temperature this time of year. clouds are starting thin out as well. temperatures will ton rise. 60 this morning for rush hour. sunrise 7 a.m., sun and clouds light sea breeze today 71 during the lunch hour. the clouds will increase again as home. there may be an isolated sprinkle. i'll let you know when the 80s are going to move in. >>> that accident on route 3

. >> it's monday, october 17th, and right now at 6:00 a major military operation underway in iraq overnight. the new mission and who's taking parted in that joint effort. >>> a grandmother's plea for answers after her 2-year odd granddaughter was shot while sitting in her car seat why police are blaming the little girl's father. >> plus boston taking a new look today at pushing back the start of school. >>> first we want to get a check of the week's forecast. looking pretty nice. danielle, summer is returning. >> just for a couple of days but it is going to be with us with temperatures topping out in the

monday. >> dana: the iraqi army says the operation involves 25,000 army troupes, kurdish forces, sooni fighters as you take a live look from close to the front lines in northern iraq. the second largest city in the country of iraq. various fighting units allied against isis. many have a history of animosity toward each other so it wasn't launched an offensive against isis reclaiming about a dozen villages south and east of the city. some of those have been in isis control for two years. the initiative is expected to take weeks, even months. >> kim: police in officers in starbucks when they were ambushed. however the person accused of trying to take them out, his gun jammed. hard to see the wenten in hand here. this is a starbucks sunday night. this convicted felon who is 41 years named adam powell tried to ambush a couple of officers. they are able to chase him down when his gun jammed. two-year-old son accidentally shot himself and family members believe that powell wanted to be shot and killed by police. he was trying to do a suicide by cop situation however, it did not work. >> dana: hundreds of people gathered for a vigil in honor of trinity gay. she's the dau

. >> reporter: iraq launches the massive effort to push isis out of mosul on monday after two dwreerz of militant control. the pentagon says they're in charge of the long awaited operation, but local fighters are backed by american air strikes as well as advisers on the ground. >> mosul will be a difficult fight and there will be advances and set backs, but i am confident that just as isil across iraq, isil will be defeated in mosul as well, and that's another step towards the ultimate destruction. >> more than 1 million people are believed to still live in iraq's second largest city. the united nations says 2 hundred hu -- 200,000 could be displaced and hundreds of thousands more may need to flee as the fighting goes on. >> it appears that the offensive to retake mosul could produce a >> isis dealing with a threat from neighboring syria. the syrian army says militants will be met with force if they try to cross from iraq into syria. in jerusalem, connor powell, fox news. >>> the rocky horror pick show is about to return to television right here on fox 13. coming up hear from the new

iraq. >>> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. it is monday, october 17th.g, donald trump says the fix is in. the media has it in for him. paul ryan has it in for him. even "saturday night live" has it in for him. when you lost "saturday night live" you are losing. trump insists the polls are rigged for hillary clinton. hillary clinton with an 11-point lead with three weeks to go in the race. a washington post poll which trump likes more. hillary clinton with a four-point lead. let's get the latest from chris frates in washington. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. donald trump continues to push this idea that the election is somehow rigged despite not providing evidence to support his charges. in fact, on sunday, he tweeted the election is

live from iraq with the latest on the battle for mosul. >>> good morning, it's monday, october the 17th louis burgdorf, alongside betty nguyen. we have some new polling to tell you about in just a moment. >> first, as donald trump has fallen behind in recent polls, he has turned up the rhetoric suggesting that a conspiracy is undermining his chances at victory, saying that recent allegations of sexual misconduct from nine women are all part of it. >> as you have seen, i am a victim of one of the great political smear campaigns in the history of our country. they are coming after me to try and destroy what is considered by even them the greatest movement in the history of our country. there's never been anything like this. >> the whole thing we've been going through, and i hate to say it, but the whole thing we're going through, bernie sanders and this deal, the whole thing is one big fix. it's one big ugly lie. it's one big fix. the press can't write the kind of things they write, which are lies, lies, lies. the stories are fabrications and false. and the only thing i say is, hopefully,

monday. >> not bad looking forecast for robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq, and i've been a republican all my life. but i'm the father of three girls. i can't stand hearing donald trump call women pigs, dogs, and bimbos...and i sure don't want my daughters hearing it. i want my girls to grow up proud and strong, in a nation where they're valued and respected. donald trump's america is not the country i i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. jim childs: one of the ways criminals avoid background checks is by going online and connecting with strangers to buy guns. as someone in law enforcement, i think that's dangerous. millions of guns are sold through websites like this, most with no background checks, no questions asked. the law requires background checks in gun stores; why don't we require them online? a few clicks of the mouse, narrator vo: yes on question 1 it's hard to make the past dissappear, but danny tarkanian is trying. he'd rather you forget about all of his failed runs for congress, senate, and secretary of state. ...and the shady record that kill

iraq on the move to take largest city from isis. kurdish forces can be seen move on monday to mosul. there's reports of scattered or artillerary. if successful, strongest blow to isis. trump sent out tweets this weekend accusing news organizations of rigging the election for democratic rival hillary clinton. regardless running mate mike pence says they will accept the november 8th results win or lose. pence made comments that do show clinton holding a solid lead. and it is a very busy week on the earnings calendar, three major banks reporting results starting with bank of america today. analysts are forecasting the bank to pose a profit of 33 cents a share. that would be down 10% from this time a year ago. and analysts are looking at netflix which is reporting, streaming company is expect today earn 6 cents a share down from 30%. down 30% from last quarter. there's concern that the company's growth has hit a wall because of increased competition. let's check out u.s. stock market futures. oil 50 bucks, dow futures down 30, lauren. lauren: i'm glad you brought up earnings be

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iraq killing at least 11 workers. this happened early this morning near the city of kirkuk. that's about 100 miles from mosul where a coalition has been fighting isis since monday. iraqi officials say suicide bombers got into the power plant overnight, took workers hostage, then set off their explosive vests when police arrived. >> this morning, u.s. officials say an american service member has been killed in iraq. the person died yesterday after a roadside bomb north of mosul. more than a hundred u.s. special operations forces are embedded offensive to retake mosul from isis. >> new this morning, a secret underground tunnel from mexico into the united states. federal agents in san diego discovered the passage way yesterday. it apparently runs from tijuana to an old warehouse in san diego. authorities are still trying to figure out who's responsible for building it. >> also new this morning, mexico has approved the extradition of drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzm?n to the united states, but it could be months before he actually arrives in the u.s. to stand trial. his lawyers still have the chance to appeal. guzm?n was indicted on charges of conspiring to import

monday. next week, we will get an update from the secretary of state on how many have been returned. >>> in iraq, 250 people needed treatment for breathing difficulties after isis torched a sulfur plant outside of mosul. isis fighters have launched a 100 miles away. >>> also today, russia led the u.s. led coalition against isis of a war crime in iraq. they say two jets attacked a funeral procession they mistook for isis fighter. 17 civilians were killed. an investigation is understood way. >>> a day a a massive cyber attack, it is still a mystery who is responsible. yesterday's hack targeted dine, a company that monitorsd it lasted several hours and affected sites like twitter, netflix, and amazon. hackers created a virtual army of cyber bots by affecting millions of internet connected devices with a virus and sent millions of requests to dine causing it to crash. >> the fact that companies can make hundreds of thousands of devices and put them on the internet and have the entire product line put into a bot and attacking the united states is a problem. >> the u.s. intelligence officials suspect

monday, destroying dozens of isis targets. kirby says: "..the united states and the coalition will continue to provide support to iraq as we work together to defeat this common enemy, and to the iraqi people as they work to rebuild the communities once they're liberated." coalition forces assisting iraqi fighters in their long-awaited effort to re-claim the country's second largest city. it's been under isis control for a million people are believed to still live there... and the u-n says there's reports civilians are being killed as local troops gain ground on the militants. colville says: "..we also continue to receive information that reinforces the belief that isil are deliberately using civilians as human shields - forcing them to move to sites where isil fighters are based." defense secretary ash carter co- chairing a meeting of officials from anti- isis coalition countries as the fighting goes on. french door. hollande says: "..this re-conquest, which will take time, is not an end in itself because we must anticipate the consequences of mosul's fall." voice of translator on cam tag the fighting is not just limited to mos

first of nearly 7000 camp residents boarded buses monday morning bound for refugee centers elsewhere in france. the camp has been home to refugees from iraq, afghanistan, syria, sudan, somalia, and other war-torn regions who are seeking to reach england by crossing through the channel tunnel. overnight on sunday, some residents and their supporters protested, setting fire to portable toilets. police responded with volleys of tear gas canisters. an activist said many fear they'll be deported to another european country or sent home. >> may be about half, maybe a bit less, will leave of their own accord. the rest, they will leave in the buses there compelled to. over 2000 people have left in the last few weeks. in this weekend, there are lots of people living for paris -- leaving for paris. amy: british authorities said they were working to resettle some of the camp's 1300 unaccompanied children, but many advocates for the refugees fear minors are being swept up on buses and shipped elsewhere in france. in media news, at&t has agreed to purchase time warner for $85 billion. if approved by federal antitrust regulators, the merger would give

monday on the agency's probe of her private e-mail server, patrick kennedy trying to get the agency to, quote, see their way to mark e-mail of benghazi unclassified in exchange for more personnel in iraq. was tit for tat or quid pro quo is insulting. >> reporter: it same on the same day that melania spoke on cnn about her husband and the lewd comments. >> i was surprised because he's not the man that i know. from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> reporter: campaigning in green bay, the republican nominee doubled down on rigged election claims. >> people who have died ten years ago are still voting. illegal immigrants are voting. >> reporter: despite trump claims most experts say voter dpraud is extremely rare in the u.s. on a radio talk show yesterday trump said if he defeats clinton in november he might meet with in that same interview, trump says that clinton has, quote, a highly overrated intellect. >> thank you very much, hena. >>> early voting began in georgia. there were long lines some had to wait hours to cast their ballots. early voting in person is allowed in 13 states. roughly a third of the votes were cast before i election day. and florida election officials say the

iraq. the first american fighter has been killed in combat. the operation to retake mosul started on monday. the u.s. is aiding kurdish and iraqi troops as they try to retake the isis stronghold city. >>> 17 days away from election day. both candidates is planned visits to cleveland. will be at tri-c this afternoon, while donald trump and mike pence hold a rally tomorrow at we hope to stream both events on the cleveland 19 mobile app. >> tia: an 11th death is attributed to faulty too caught at that air bags. federal officials say the 15-year-old california woman died in a car crash last month driving a recalled 2001 honda civic. the car was among dozens on a list of those most susceptible to the air bag failing. >>> the world famous ringling brothers barnum & bailey sir kiss is in cleveland, but one th time in 146 years. no elephants. the circus ditched the animal act in may after years of pressure from animal rights groups. we are live at quicken loans arena this morning. look for those stories in our 7:00 hour in cle43. >> nichole: after 31 years met life is dumping snoopy and the peanuts

iraq and afghanistan. the pentagon ordered recipients to pay back bonuses putting a burden on them and their families. on mondaywe told you that would not stand. >> i ordered the suspension that was until i'm satisfied that our process is working. >> that means it will continue forever. sean, our newsroom with shannon bream. why did carter change his view? did i frighten him? >> yes. media pressure. "los angeles times" caused outrage. you did a major segment monday, then, noted wednesday, he suspends this program. 13,600 members of the california national guard got bonuses. pentagon goes after 2000 of them to get the money back. you're talking about tens of thousands of dollars. it's really pressure. just one guy, 42-year-old army captain injured in iraq. he missed $46,000. >> anded i hope they give him back the money. so how long was this out of control? before the l.a. times found out about it? >> first in 2010 and -- >> let's give the what la times credit for breaking this story. i reacted off of them. so this had been going on for 5 or 6 years, before the times got involved right? >> yes. and that started m

monday morning. to get the latest information. jeff gillan will be live in carson city starting sunday night on news 3 live on the updates. >>> the pentagon announced it's sending more u.s. troops to iraq. >> new at 3:30, jeff barn asked middle east experts if this will hurt or hinder the vol lative next few weeks to help eradicate isis forces from mosul. some experts say this is a great sign, they are claiming to take this city. >> the administration has shown a break-taking lack of urgency and has dragged its feet on deploying u.s. forces. >> reporter: the number of isis fighters ranges from 3,000 to 5,000. there are 4600 u.s. soldiers logistics to iraqi forces, which is estimated to be 25,000 strong. >> in mosul, they should be capable over time of liberating that city from isis. >> reporter: mosul has several oil refineries nearby, which finances the islamic state. the city has several highways and rail links to baghdad and syria, which isis uses to transport soldiers and weapons. iraqi forces need to reclaim mosul's airport to protect the northern part of iraq. reason for retaking the city according to some experts, is that mosul serves as a fact print for isis to establish that c

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 will get another firsthand look at the recovery efforts. >> good morning everyone, thanks for watching north carolina news, i'm russ bowen, and i'm justin quesinberry. alyssa corfont has a quick look at your forecast. >> good morning to you at home. for another day in a row we're starting off with clear skies across

monday, the last day to register. a stafford county registrar estimates the crash presented tens of thousands of virginian virginian -- prevented tens of thousands of virginians the right to vote. about 20 villages, just outside iraq's second largest city. troops just ran extremists out of the village of bartela. they have recaptured from 20 isis militants so far. police are investigating a double shooting. as hillary lane reports, the scene is just about a mile away from prince george's community college. >>> at the center of this investigation, a red sedan. it was parked right here and as you can see, investigators are really focusing in on this area. in the meantime, neighbors say they can't believe what's happened here. >> this is not okay. i mean, this isn't that kind of neighborhood. >> reporter: nicholas southern has lived in this largo neighborhood for over 20 years. he has friends and family members who live here, too. he says he was really concerned to hear that a double shooting happened right here on the capacity, about 1:25 this morning. >> kind of weirded out by it. this is wrong. >> reporter: police say at the scene, they found a man and a woman with gunshot wounds to the upper part of the body. the w

iraq on the launch of military operations to retake mosul from isis. plus a look at how donald trump's presidential bid is impacting his travel business. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.

iraq on the launch of military operations to retake mosul from isis. plus a look at how donald trump's presidential bid is impacting his travel business. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. ] [ueat] tohe uted ates ard foes, the o isome. >>> fire at a brownstone the damage and investigation this morning. >> the major attack launched taking iraqi cities back. >> and waking up later for schools the debate over pushing . >> how about waking up later for work? i like that idea. good morning everybody. >> it ih . i like that idea too. >> 4:30 danielle, you know what, you have great news. >> so we're going to be warm the next several days. it's going to feel like summer.

iraq on the launch of military operations to retake mosul from isis. plus a look at how donald trump's presidential bid is impacting his travel business. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. >>> a local gop headquarters attacked and the presidential candidates are quick to respond. >>> some north carolina residents are returning home. when victims hope to return to normal. >>> i.s.i.s. in the crosshairs. how u.s. hello, and good morning everyone. it's monday at 4:30. i'm russ bowen. >> i'm acin for a-- amy, in for stefan chase. . >>> good morning, amy and russ. good morning, everyone. we're in for a quiet day, seeing clear skies overhead for the most part as we look at