reena. >> ninan: errol, thank you. coming up next, a massacre prompts las vegas to rebrand its sin city image. trip toomme viaeglsas have be.ed to miss. with the now-famous tag line "what happens here, stays here," las vegas bills itself as a playground. ( sirens ) but after what happened here last sunday, advertising for las vegas had to change. >> we pulled all the ads right away. >> reporter: billy vassiliadis is c.e.o. of r&r partners, the ad agency behind the vegas campaign. why was it so important to pull all those ads right away? >> tonality. being in context. i mean, people are-- are-- are in grief. they're in shock. >> reporter: they now had to determine what message las vegas should send to the world. >> our message was that, that las vegas needs to take care of what happened. >> reporter: rossi rallenkotter, president of the las vegas convention and visitors authority, says it became clear the day after the attack, with the outpouring of support. >> our customers talked to us, and so social media started say

i'm reena ninan. the russia investigation dismissed by president trump as a witch hunt may have its first arrest by halloween. sources tell cbs news, a federal grand jury has approved special counsel mick mulvaney's first charges in the case. mueller, since may, has been looking into russian interference in last year's presidential election and related matters. the former f.b.i. director, a republican vietnam war veteran, is widely regarded as honest and nonpolitical. mueller was appointed to the case by president trump's deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein. just reporter paula reid is here with the latest. paula. >> reporter: so the grand jury being used by special counsel robert mueller has approved charges against at least one person. those charges have been filed under seal, but they could become public as early as monday, marking the most significant development of the special counsel investigation so far. >> ninan: paula, do we know who the indictment is targeting? >> no, but a grand jury ca

reena. >> ninan: thank you, carter. monty hall, legendary host of tv's "let's make a deal" has died. hall started in radio in the 1940s in his home town, winnipeg, canada. in 1963, he helped create "let's make a deal," a show he hosted for nearly 25 years. his wife of 70 years died in june. monty hall was 96 years old. coming up next, election fallout in iraq where kurds voted this week for independence. fallout in iraq after kurds voted overwhelmingly this weekend for independence. iraqi kurds have been a crucial partner of the u.s. in the fight against isis. they say the iraqi government is now taking steps against them that could hinder their efforts. holly williams is in the kurdish capital erbil. >> reporter: turkish and iraqi troops held military drills along want iraqi kurdistan's northern border this week, and from its main airport yesterday, people took the last planes out, after iraq's national government canceled international flights. federal iraqi authorities are ratcheting up the tension, pressuring the le

reena? >> ninan: thank you, seth. this past week the fda approved a second version of a ground breaking new cancer treatment ewing a patient's own cells to fight an aggressive form of the blood cancer non-hodgkin's lymphoma. here is dr. tara narula. >> this fall 54 area old scott mcentire has his life back. running his trucking family business and tailgating before cheering on his beloved noter dame football team. in 2013 he had been diagnosed with a type of non-hodgkin's lymphoma. after several rounds of chemo and stem cell trangs plant he was losing the battle. >> in the fall of 15 the cancer moved into my lungs and that is when things were looking pretty gave. >> reporter: but hope came in the form of an experimental trial run by dr. michael bishop at the university of chicago. >> i have been doing this for 25 years. and this is the most remarkable advancement i have seen in my career. >> reporter: in the trial a patient's t-cells or white blood cells that fight infections were removed from the patient, shipped to

i'm reena ninan. a funeral was hold today for the fallen american soldier at the ce feud between president trump and a florida congresswoman. sergeant la david johnson, 25 years old, was honored by family and friends in hollywood, florida, near fort lauderdale. johnson and three other soldiers were ambushed and killed earlier this month in the west african nation niger. the president's condolence call this week to johnson's pregnant widow stirred up controversy, and mr. trump today, kept it going. errol barnett is at the white house. >> reporter: president trump's claim that he made contact with relatives of all soldiers killed during his administration is under scrutiny. newspaper "roll call" notes emails they've cob tained show the white house in damage control after the interview, claiming aides requested a full list of fallen soldiers from the pentagon to determine who trump had yet to call. it's been a contentious week for the president, clashing with florida congresswoman frederica wilson after

that, again, was reena ninan reporting. when we return, the hit song with the message that's saving lives. . >> morgan: we end tonight with an international hit song that's making a big difference in people's lives. michelle miller sat down with the rapper, logic. ♪ i've been on the low i been taking my time i feel like i'm out of my mind it feel like my life ain't mine ♪ >> reporter: a song about a desperate caller contemplating suicide is resonating with millions of listeners. ♪ i just want to die today i just want to die ♪ >> reporter: and saving lives. that's because the song's title "1-800-273-8255", is also the phone number for the national suicide prevention lifeline. >> this is about so much more than-- than entertainment. >> reporter: logic, a rapper and songwriter originally from gaithersburg, maryland, came up with the single's concept, a person in despair reaching out to the hot line for help. in an upcoming segment for "cbs sunday morning," logic told us he has never thought about committing suicide but he has

and reena, thank you so much, you brought along -- i think it's bayou.> what's going on this month? >> the entire month of october is adopt a shelter dog month. it's a great way to raise awareness about dog adoption. and also at the aspca we're launching a brand-new campaign, find your fido. >> he's finding his treat. >> we celebrate all sorts of random holidays. this is a really good one, 00 i like this. national adopt a shelter dog month. >> and there is a hashtag. #findyourfido. we're trying to get people across the nation just to keep pet adoption at the top of their minds. get involved in volunteering. donating. >> and picking up cute dogs. >> adopting an animal is a great way to save a life, and improve your own. >> you are a sweetheart. he loves pets. especially shelter pets. >>> a lot to celebrate today in "pop news." we thank again, the aspca. "men in black" is is coming back. >> you know what the difference is between you and me? i make this look good. ♪ here come the men in black >> nice. >> bring it. ♪ i want you to remember okay. >> if the d

in april after a fifteen month drugs ban the former world number one defeated belorussian teenager reena sample lanka in straight sets win the open in china it's thirty six career title in a first since winning the italian open in rome in may two thousand and fifteen in major league baseball the l.a. dodgers beat defending world series champions. in their playoff opener. start on the night for the dodgers korean r.b.i. double and a home run alley went on to beat chicago five to two in the dodgers are now three wins away from their first world series appearance in twenty nine years the cubs will have a chance to level their national league series in game two which takes place in l.a. in the later. think that the season we had versus season they had last year i think that you can parallel those two in the confidence that we have in our group and they had in their group last year so i think there are some similarities but i really can't speak to them i just know that this year we're very focused group very confident group and we know we have a lot of work to do and we'll be ready for more n

. >> reena i want to bring you into this condition.ne of the things the press secretary got criticism over was point that she made in friday's press briefing that you should not question a general. now, some have delineated when it comes to the loss of his son. but, how did she handle the fallout of the briefing that he held on thursday. >> it was not only handled terribly by the press secretary i think entire executive branch is falling under sword all week long. >> do you give john kelly credit for what he said. >> i appreciate his service and it was passionate argument midweek saying that this is conference that should have been private and disturbed him it was made public and political. he made it worse. i call this self inflicted wountd. if i was adviceing this white house there was big win thursday for texas reform and happened on the hill. it would have behalfed them to stay the course and stay on mess asage about getting a agenda done. instead spawned out of con control. but it's self inflicted wo wountd. they did this to thems