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joining us now is cbs this ing anchor norah o'donnell, our friend bob schieffer, who moderated three presidential debates, plus our cbs news correspondents who have been on the campaign trail for well over a year now, nancy cordes who covers hillary clinton and major garrett who is on the trump campaign. major, i want to start with you. >> sure. >> dickerson: where to begin? how are things going inside the trump campaign? >> there is, there is a tremendous amount of stress, that is quite obvious, trump is getting a request from mike pence's running mate, be more contrite. apologize too the country more emphatically, more believably, more persuasively about what you have done, what you have said, what the country has seen. at the same time, there are other advisors who are saying, yes doors that but then smash mouth hillary clinton and bill clinton about bill clinton's history and this debate is your only available play, go as hard as you can on that, say what you said matters but what bill clinton did or is alleged to have done matters more, and so donald trump finds himself in this

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i hope you will join me, along with norah o'donnell, gayle king and bob schieffer tonight for our live coverage of the second presidential debate here in st. louis at the 9:00 p.m. eastern right after "60 minutes", we want to thank washington university school of law for hosting us. we will be back in the other washington next sunday, until then for "face the nation", i am john dickerson. captioned by media access group at wgbh >>> brady day has arrived. you're looking live at first energy stadium this cleveland where tom brady is expected to make his season debut in 90 minutes. "patriots game day" starts right now. >> first and goal. takes the snap. retreat in the pocket, under left, throw in the touchdown! the patriots! >> announcer: this is "new england ford patriots game day," presented by your anyone land ford dealers. ford. go further. ? >> hi, boy, i'm back! ? how you like me now ? >> i'm back. >> i'm back, baby!

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now, don't mis cbs news live coverage of the debate tonight with norah o'donnell, gayle king, john dickerson, and bob schieffer. it begins at 9:00 eastern time. "the arizona republic" has endorsed republican presidential candidates for a century and a quarter until this year. the paper's editorial endorsed hillary clinton, which turned out to be fighting lee cowan is in phoenix. >> reporter: it's a reliably conservative newspaper in a reliably red state. but when it epidorsed 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-, others verbally abusive. and the the last one was referring to the "arizona republic's" president mi-ai parrish. how fast did it come in right the first death threat came about 9:00 that morning. >> reporter: the first death threat. there were several. her e-mail was full of hate, too. >> this one we took to security. "we will burn you down." the idea that we'll burn you down, we'll firebomb you, you should be hung as a traitor. those are-- those were concerning. >> report

norah o'donnell has more from new york. >> reporter: good morning. ahead we are in florida tracking hurricane matthew's landfall as millions prepare for the potentially catastrophic deadly effects. we'll talk with florida's governor rick scott. plus we have teams along the coast in georgia. now they are bracing for massive flooding and dangerous storm surges and politics which candidate is best positioned for this weekend's second presidential debate. bob schieffer is going to join us. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. and hope you have a lovely weekend. >> thank you. we hope you do, too, norah. see you at 7:00. >>> a potential turn of events regarding verizon's efforts to buy sunnyvale-based yahoo. joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. there are reports from the "new york post" that verizon may want to get a big discount on its $4.8 billion deal to buy yahoo's core web business. the "post" reports that verizon wants to cut $1 billion off that price bec

and he will be joined by norah o'donnell, gayle king, bob schieffer for the debates. matthew is rumbling up the atla saturday as the storm finally made if and on landfall. at least 11 people in the u.s. have been can killed. nearly two million homes and business in four states are without power. we have the storm covered beginning with kris van cleave in south carolina. >> matthew turned deadly in north carolina, killing at least 3 there. it also brought down part of a pier in oak island. hours earlier it made landfall part of the palmetto state are in a dusk-to-dawn curfew as much of the coastal region remains under evacuation orders. governor nikki haley: >> do not plan on going back home today or tomorrow. it is not going to be safe for you to go in. >> reporter: hundreds of roads were left underwater, including one leading to a major area hospital. trees and power lines blocked others, but reports of substantial property damage remain limited so far. charleston had been bracing for a direct hit. that didn't happen, but fod damage assessments aren't likely until so

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and john will join norah o'donnell, gayle king, and bob schieffer for cbs news live coverage of the debate sunday and now let's go back to scott in st. augstine, florida, scott. >> pelley: thanks, anthony. the biggest threat remains a storm surge, a surge that could be up to nine feet. the flooding is at its worst at high tide, and that came here in st. augstine several hours ago. we wanted you to see what it looked like then. this is st. augstine. that's th the san behind me. this is high tide, and the flood stage over high tide, the incoming warrant from the sea is about 3.5 feet. so you can see what that means to the people who live here. this entire neighborhood is now flooded. the weather service tells us that the highest gust of wind in st. augstine was 79 miles an hour. but, clearly, it is the flooding that's going to be the bigger problem for the people here. covering the hurricane. first, we'll go to manuel bojorquez, also here in st. augstine. >> reporter: scott, the hardest hit areas we have seen are neighborhoods like this one, but flooding is not the only problem here. trees a

with norah o'donnell, gayle king and bob schieffer tonight for our live coverage of the second presidential debate here in st. louis at the 9:00 p.m. eastern right after "60 minutes", we want to thank washington university school of law for hosting us. we will be back in the other washington next sunday, until then for "face the nation", i am john dickerson. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news," i'm reena nina, the presidential candidates returned to the campaign trail after wrapping up one of the most highly anticipated debates in modern history. hillary clintod faced revelations last week that may have doomed them in any other campaign year. for clinton release of transcripts of private speeches she gave to wall street heavy weights. clinton retoed for months to release them herself. they show her favoring free and admitting that she says one thing behind closed doors and another to the public. but all that was drowned out by the vulgar tape of donald trump. >> hello, how are you? >> i

national committee, reince priebus, and clinton campaign manager robby mook.n and john will join norah o'donnell, gayle king, and boboh schieffer for cbs news live coverage of the debate sunday evening at 9:00, 8:00 central. that's 6:00 in the west. in st. augustine, florida. scott? >> pelley: thanks, anthony. the biggest threat remains a storm surge, a surge that could be up to nine feet. the flooding is at its worst ate high tide, and that came here it st. augustine several hours ago. we wanted you to see what itd looked like then. this is st. augustine. that's the san sebastian river behind me. this is high tide, and the flood stage over high tide, the a incoming warrant from the sea is about 3.5 feet. so you can see what that means to the people who live here. this entire neighborhood is nown flooded. the weather service tells us that the highest gust of wind in st. augustine was 79 miles an hour. but, clearly, it is the flooding that's going to be the bigger problem for the people here. we have a team of correspondents bojorquez, also here in st. augustine. >> reporter: scott, the hardest h

joining us now is cbs this morning anchor norah o'donnell, our friend bob schieffer, who moderated three presidential debates, plus our cbs news correspondents who have been on the campaign trail for well over covers hillary clinton and major garrett who is on the trump campaign. major, i want to start with you. >> sure. >> dickerson: where to begin? how are things going inside the trump campaign? >> there is, there is a tremendous amount of stress, that is quite obvious, trump is getting a request from mike pence's running mate, be more contrite. apologize too the country more emphatically, more believably, more persuasively about what you have done, what you have said, what the country has seen. at the same time, there are other advisors who are saying, yes doors that mouth hillary clinton and bill clinton about bill clinton's history and this debate is your only available play, go as hard as you can on that, say what you said matters but what bill clinton did or is alleged to have done matters more, and so donald trump finds himself in this vice like pressure from his running mates wh

. >> dickerson: coming up, an all-star cbs news political panel, fantastic panel, norah o'donnell, bobieffer, nancy cordes, major garrett are all a here a and we will be right back. >> don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase gives you more complete allergy relief. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. ♪ some of our cbs stations are leaving us now but for most of you we will be right back with a lot more "face the nation" at washington university in st. louis. stay with us. >> ,,,,,,,,,, closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> boomer: week five in the nfl. >> boomer: tom brady back for the patriots. going against the browns in cleveland who are 3-17 in the last 20. >> bart: sam bradford all the way to 4-0. can he make it five? we shall see. >> bill: emerson griffin, one of the leading sackers for the vikings defense who take

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i hope you will join me, along with norah o'donnell, gayle king and bob schieffer tonight for our live coverage of the second presidential debate here in st. louis at the 9:00 p.m. eastern right after "60 minutes", we want to thank washington university school of law for hosting us. we will be back in the other washington next sunday, until then for "face the nation", i am john dickerson. captioning sponsored by cbs media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org you don't he's about to set himself on fire.l, do you?! whoa. freaky fast. bam. ? mmmh. have mercy. can't stop loving -can't stop loving you! ? sharyl: a little more than three weeks from election day, americans are glued to the polls. maybe they shouldn't be. >> a cnn poll showed people trust trump more on confronting terrorism, but they trust clinton more on foreign policy. sharyl: when you read it reported in the media that poll says x is ahead by x points, what's the first thing you think john johnson: i question it. [laughter] lisa: don faul's leadership was forged on the battlefields of america's post-9/11 wars and returned h

. >> dickerson: coming all-star cbs news political panel, fantastic panel, norah o'donnell, bob schieffer, nancy cordes, major garrett are all a here a and we will be right back. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase gives you more complete allergy relief. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. ? some of our cbs stations are leaving us now but for most of you we will be rig lot more "face the nation" at washington university in st. louis. stay with us. his day starts at four. , he's running three miles rain or shine. six o'clock, chuck's at the office. when in iowa, he's still up early. working the farm, meeting iowans in all ninety-nine counties every year. no surprise then, my husband has been named the hardest working senator. dawn to dusk. chuck works. sharyl: a little more than three weeks from election day, americans are glued to the polls. maybe they shouldn't be. >> a cnn poll showed people trust trump more on confronting terrorism, but the

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