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so important because before g g vote you have toto become satisfactory. that just makes much higher hurdle for some of them. >> dickerson: that's right. grow or they have harder time, only one who i i really doing ll who has high unsatisfactory number there is trump. does this create room for candidates who -- with whom voters are satisfied even if they're not t t ready to p p them at the top of the horse race poll? >> trump is polarizing. you are either for him or not for him at all. his supporters woulde satisfied. everybody else would not. in terms of room, some of the ratios you see for marco rubio for ted cruz, people aren't necessarily backing them right now. but they say that they would be satisfied if they ended up as the nominee. that could be room. >>>>ickerson: also ben carson doing veryryell in the satisfied question. anthony, thanks so much. nancy in des moines, iowa, thank you. anancan you explain why y u recommend synthehec over cedar? "super food?" is that a real thing? it's a great school, but is it the right one for her? if we consolidat

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losses by utah and florida state allowed the hawks to jump past ten rankinins -- it's ioww's first toto ten appearance in five years -- the hawks also sit in great position in the big ten west -- conference title game with wins in 3 of their final 5 games -- well -- it was a sad day in the sports world as we learned of the passing of former minnesota timberwolves coach flip saunders -- saunders died as a result of his battle with hodgkins lymphoma -- earlier this year he tooo a leave of absence as the wolves director of operations while treaking the disease --- at one point in his coaching years -- saunders took the timberwolves to eight straight playoff appearances -- flip saundes was 60 years old -- on to the nfl -- vikings at the lions -- minnesota came in having lost eight straight nfc north road games -- and it didn't look good for them early -- first quarter -- matthew stafford scrambles -- and hitsseric ebron onnthe seven yard scoring strike -- 14, 3 lions -- but minnesota strikes back -- second half -- teddy bridgewater deep to stephon diggs -- check out the catch -- laying out

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they'll had to the dugout in toto way -- and towed away. mollie: in other news today is , the last day u.s. airways will fly. it's set to leave from philadelphia and make stops all around the country before returning to philadelphia under an american airlines banner on saturday. this will finalize the merger between u.s. and american that was announced in 2013. and take a look at this. no injuries were reported when a car careened into the front of a liquor store in boston overnight. the crash happened about 1:00 this morning after two cars collided at a nearby intersection. surprisingly, police said crash. the white house is scaling back its obamacare enrollment forecast. officials now expect just 10 million americans will be covered by private insurance through the affordable care act next year. that's far below a congressional budget office's projection in june that expected 20 million people would sign up for coverage in 2016. and in commitment 2016 news, the republican front runners are throwing their weight around by pushing for chang

that, prior toto him showing up, that was something going on on a mass level. the dodgers, did not necessarily feel like they were a part of a single city. fernando came in and bridge that almost some berkeley. not saying it is all perfect or anything like that, but he is a powerful figure in that regard and brought in charisma. continues to bring in charisma but is very significant. people love to see the jersey, the material, and remember what it was like to see fernando. where we will post more content. now we're just getting going. the sick information to get >> you can watch this program and others at any time by visiting our website. are watchingu american history tv, 48 hours of programming of american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter for information on our schedule of upcoming programs, and to keep up with the latest history news. announcer: next, author philip greenwalt talks about how at the end of the civil war, southerners grappled with the question of why the confederacy lost. he argues that many of their writings served as a

well the pierce mansion was the place totoe today. while people were able to tour the historic mansion... a number of collectibles and books were sold at this year's peirce mansion antique and book sale. the sale is to raise money for general upkeep of the mansion... as well as a few planned remodel projects. kathy flinginger... a board member for the mansion... says the book sale has been a great success for them. " we're very excited. we've sold lots of nice things, and we've given people some bargains, and i think people have been real happy with it, so we'll probably do it again." allison: the mansion is listed on the national register of historic places. allison: santa claus might not be coming to town this year... because he has a new job... a politician! he's won election to one of two seats up for grabs, on the north pole city council in alaska. santa claus - yes, that is his name... led all write-in candidates in the claus has previously worked as a park ranger and former law enforcement administrator. now, claus says he's re

evangelicalslsrefer carson's toto and demeanor. >> i'm just going to keep d dng what've been doing and that is telling the truth and talking about the things that i think, are relevant to the people. >> i've about had it with these people. >> reporter: on in need of a strong debate performance, ohio republican roilveedsivals and specifically calling out carson. >> we have one candidate saying we should abolish medicaid and medicare. have you heard of anything crazier than that. >> reporter: expect plenty of fireworks. the republicans will face off again on november 10th for their fourth debebe. the three democratic candidites will then square off in their second debate four days later in des moines, iowa. >> thank you, don. coming on "cbs this morning" we will discuss tonight's debate with moderator of "face the nation" and cbs news political director john dickerson. >>> hillary clinton appeared on "the late show" last night and said if she is elected to be president one priority is make the economy work for everything and something she says the republicans don't get. >> we have got to

a family member toto us last night thth odom is doing very y well. on friday, reportedly speaking with family and gave a thumbs up. the results of toxicology tests which should shed light on his episode, are still pending. >>> president oboba planning an historic trip next year. he'll visit laos. the first american president to travel there. in 2012, hillary clinton became the first u.s. secretary of state to pay a visit since 1955. president obama has increasingly directed his foreign policy attention to countries in asia. >>> well, coming up. happening today. a big change coming to the usese of personal drones. >>> and, awawa. ert. now considered a hero. a woman's quick thinking stops a kidnapping. >>> an offseason gig for alex rodriguez. his first day on the job and it we'll talk about it. >>> today, the government is announcing a plan to require people to register their drones. a task force is going to be created to implement the registry program. it could go into effect by christmas. an estimated 500,000 drones are already y the air. and the ski

. >> how much longer does she need toto wait before t the doctor will come? >> after 45 days. >> 45 days? >> reporter: we went to search for a doctor for her. we were told there may be one at a clinic in the neighboring camp. when we get there -- >> there is no doctor. >> there was no staff at the clinic so now we're going to another clinic. hopefully there will be staff there. >> reporter: we go to a third clinic. there she's told she must no wonr people are risking everything to leave. some activists have called this a slow genocide. we met arafa, a young mother of five. she and her children were stranded on aargo boat for 50 days over the summer. >> you knew they were going to try to sell you in some way? "yes," she told me. shknew they may sell her as a slave if she did not pay. >> your children were beatete by these traffickers? "yes," she said. if they cried they were hit. >> if i wanted to be trafficked out of here how much would i pay? >> reporter: he said it would cost $2,000 u.s. dollars. to escape they must travel several miles at night to the last

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. >> down toto the peas there. >> there we go. you know donald trump wants to come in next. >>> all right. santa claus is now a member of the north pole city council. really. thomas patrick o'connor legally changed his name about ten years ago, and, look, he certainly looks the part. >> he sure does. a cancer patient who uses medical marijuana, claus has supported the opening of medical marijuana dispensaries in the north pole and he does not, by the way, accept requests for gifts. >> there you go. you cannot have that. nothing would get done in the north po. >> no, you're right. >>> almost everyone needs a day off at some point. and it's not unusual for workers to rely on their sick days. >> it turns out 38% of americans admit they've called in sick when they're actually feeling just fine. >> some of the most outrageous excuses include, my grandmother poisoned me with ham. another claimed he broke his arm reaching to grab a falling sandwich. >> and here, one of our favorites, a woman actually said that she was going to the beach

you got toto wait fothat moment too. he looks exactly like him. >> we want to know the big question about simpson about whether he killed his ex-wife. the show also stars david schwimmer as the late robert kaashian and selma blair as kris jenner, long before she was a reality star. this looks good. >> it will inform a lot of people people, like kris jenner before the kardashians. yes. >>> all right, with halloween it's only a week and a day away and a popular costume among the kids, well, it's c causing se concern among parents all because it might be too good. >> the costume is called the black invisible man with the lights on, you see the child dressed head to toe in black. but in the dark he's invisiblele. >> and some parents say that this costume isn't safe when you'u're out tck-or-treating because kids may not be seen by the drivers. those adults, they're having their kids take safety precautions like wearing lighted necklaces, andt looks like a good idea because it seems irresponsible to let your kids out there wan

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there does seem toto be bipartisan supuprt in congress how you do that, if you have to offset those costs, however, could complicate this issue. >> reporter: preventing these medicare premium increases is now part of secret budget talks between the white house and congressional republicans. scott, that means seniors could be caught in the middle of an upcoming fight to avoid a government shutdown and increase defense and domestic spending. >> pelley: you would imagine they'd figure out how to make a deal in an election year. major garrett t the white house for us. major, thaha you. last nigig a computer system that is used to keep terror suspects out of the country crashed, turning thousands of passengers into virtual prisoners. here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: the national outage gridlocked the emirates check-in desk at new york's j.f.k. airport last night. some flights were delayed and long lines formed as customs actuals across the country ground to a virtual halt, strapping thousands. >> the people up there were all cursing. there were people up therehat couldn't walk. it was craz

special ops and kurdish forces headed to the town landing near an isis prison on the outskirts of toto. sources s s isis had already dug mass graves for their hostages. kurdish troops stormed in. about 20 isis guards inside fought back. so the u.s. troops there to assist guard the perimeter and communicate with u.s. aircraft above decided to step in, to protect, the pentagon says, their kurdish allies and the hostages. about 15 isis guards were killed but not before an isis fighter shot one american commando so far unidentified, who later died of his injuries. the first american to die in combat in iraq since u.s. forces withdrew four years ago. but the pentagon insists this was a unique situtuion. >> u.s. forces are not in an active combat mission in iraq. i can say that directly. >> reporter: when the fight was over, the americans and kurds loaded the freed hostages, 75 of them, according to u.s. officials and at least five captured isis guards, on the helicopters and left. the hostages turned out not to be kurds. around 20 were kidnapped iraqi security forces, others included so-cal

to philadelphia toto new york city. we'll finally become more scattered by thursday morning and driedut by the end of the week. it will leave behehd up to three inches innome places, very windy in spots, too. >> allllright, we'll all say good morning to y y tomorrow mornrng. thank u. >>> now,w,o the race for 2016 tonight. and for the first time in montnt, a national poll this evening showingng donald trump is longer on top. . ben carsrs now inn the lead on theepublican side, though, within t t margin of error, followed by trump, marco rubio, jeb bush and carly fiorina. tonight, trump on the attack. some saying he is changing his position on a key issue. abc's tom llamas on the campaign trail. >> reporter: donald trump sang it loud and sang it proud. >> i'm number one in every poll. truchl p on top. your numbers are unbelievable. boom, boom, boom. really amazing numbers. i've been winning every single one of them, right? >> reporter: but today, with that new national poll, showing dr. ben carson in the lead, trump bashin

i'm just saying to you, if you pick people that don't know how to run something, you're not going toto end up better off. period, end of story. >> reporter: jeb bush also faces a significant challenge tonight. donors are demanding a strong perform expanse, scott, some are beginning to wonder if bush's sputtering camamign is beginning to look like scott walker's where early momentum faded fast and never recovered. >> pelley: major garrett with the republicans republicans in colorado. major, thank you. today, house republicans nominated paululyan of wisconsin to succeed john boehner as speaker of the house. ryan is 45 and an expert on the budget. today, he said his party has lost its vision, and he promised to get it back. he's e eected to be elected by the full house tomorrow. a budget deal that passed the house this evening and is supported by the white house will spare ryan any threat of a government shutdown until l least 2017. former speaker, dennis hastert, pleaded guilty today to violating banking laws, parent of a scheme to pay hush money which sourcrc say went to a former studen

system now being used to defend the nation's capital against airborne attacks with technology designed toto find low-flying, fast-moving, small threats. but some argue it's too expensive and ineffective. >>omething this expensive, this sophisticated, should never have been able to just drift away. but this is a program that the congress has kept alive even though the pentagon wants to get rid of it. >> reporter: the army says the most sensitive equipment has already been reremovedrom the woods right behind me. the rest is expected to come out likely by helicopter. and investigatorsrs are sti trying to determine just how this b blimp became detached. david? >> linsey davis in pennsylvania for us again tonight. >>> now, to the new images obtained after that deadly shootout in waco, texas, we reported on here earlier this spring. families, waitresses cght in the cross fire. rival motorcycle gangs opening fire inside a popular restaurant. this man right there armed with a handgun. theaitress sprinting to safety. and you will see tonight the surveillance video for yourself. as officials now want

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a state of emergency tonight, and several homes already burned toto the ground. abc's clayton s sdell on the scsce. >> reporter: military helicopters helping take on a blaze that in 24 hours exploded in size. burning at least nine homes to the ground. the governor declaring a state of disaster. >> this has to be an echo of a nightmare that they faced just a few years ago. >> reporter: in 2011, the most destructive blaze in texas history leveled more than 1,600 homes in bastrop and killed two people. it is hot and dry here now, even after record rainfall just this spring. more than 400 homes evacucued. >>>>here's nothing you can do except prara >> reporter: you can see the large helicopters have been dropping water on the smoke and the fire. all day, thousands of gallons. they've made lots of progress, but there'sstill lots of work to be done. david? >> all right, clayton, thank you. let's get right to rob marciano, tracking the heat and the drought and it doesn't look good. >> reporter: no, that part of texas, incredible heat for this time of year. tomorrow. 92 d

for them toto move get a consensus around, remember hurting cats is hard at any central bank when yous are harder. the easiest staying for them to come to a conclusion on is to extend their time commitment on qb. negative nominal rates are on the table next year. the ideanal thought, that you are saying every central bank is for itself. is that what i'm hearing? mr. barth: isn't that always the case? tom: there was the illusion it was for the world. is it every central banker for itself? mr. barth: it is a race to the bottom. every one will be doing what they can to inflate their own economies, which may have a currency aspect. everybody cannot do that. about focusing on your own domestic inflation drivers. to be partthis needs of a structural conversation with governments, and a focus on what are these tools, negative nominal rates is the tool -- it helps them get to inflation. i sat down -- tom: it is barclays. francine: marvin, we will come back to you. eu leaders trying to find a solution to the continent's biggest refugee crisis since world war ii. this is a bloomberg "surveillan

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inspired people toto standp and do something. it is great. how is it personal for you? the first time i felt really proud to be a woman. i grew up with a brother. i was a tomboy as a kid. i was surrounded by really, really great, strong, intelligent thoughtful women making thihi film we all felt was so important. i felt really proud of that. really proud to be a woman. really proud to be a fm nis. >> inspired by her experience making the movie, mulligan got a tattoo, a tribute to emily davidson one of the first martyrs of the movement. >> in this unhappy incident. >> she was killele after s s threw herself in front of the king's horse during derby day in 1913. >> what does it say? >> that's old. that says love that overcometh. they had a wkly lyweekly magazine. over her head a halo, love that overcometh. >> i had a feeling with suffragette it was a job that would stay with me forever. it wasn't a job. i think it will be something that will stand out, something really important to me for a long, long time. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. embarrassed by a

toto find the truth on behalf o the families for four dead americans. now, i did not intend to imply in any way that that work is political. of course it is not. but a setback, yes. because i do not want to make that harm benghazi committee in any way because it's not political. pete: mccarthy says he'll be a different kind of speaker. how did he do on his try out? >> a little stumbling out of the gate. when mccarthy made the benghazi comments he said the one thing republicans have insisted from the beginning when they started this committee that it wasn't true, it wasn't about politics. now you have someone on point to be speaker of the house though not entirely certain yet saying this was politically aimed, this was in part to take down hillary clinton in her presidential race. it was a gift to the democrats. they immediately jumped on it as you said to say this committee should be disbanded and discreditted and it has created criticism for mccarthy from his own party. a republican from utah criticized him publicly. and today it's been reported that h

rapids to discuss federal laws used to combat domestic violence.the goal is to raise public awareness toto prevent domestic violence against all victims.it starts at 9:45 at waypoint services. it's after the break... break...the career jump start that many corridor students will get today while they try cbs 2 this morning...the latest personal attacks that two presidential candidates from the same state traded in last night's debate. the latest developments on a military blimp that cut loose from it's teather in maryland. the world series is heading back to new york -- see if the royals could open up a 2-game lead after a thrilling game 1 finish. welcome to cbs two this morning...cbs two this welcome to cbs two this morning...taking a live look athappy thursday i'm kelly d'ambrosio barry.if you're bbarry. barry.and i'm kevin barry. the third republican presidential debate is in the books -- and candidates last night came out swinging. swinging.bo at each other and the media.last night's prime-time debate featured the ten candidates who are polling the best right now.c-n-b-c was moderating,

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viewers.earlier today we had the pleasure of reading toto very different kind of audience.today was america reads day.fox 28 morning anchor kelly d'ambrosio read to students this afternoon at echo hill elementary. meanwhile, reporter steffi lee was also turning pages at saint josephs school in marion. and i had the pleasure of reading to students at wilkins elementary.this ithe 19th year of the america reads program. and coming up in sports -- --it was a clash at kingston with district seeding implications -- who would finish@second behind kennedy kennedyplus -- scoring at will -- the record setting performance cedar falls put on waterloo east in the dome --- huge game at kingston when it comes to district seeding -- linn-mar g gs the two seed and a home playoff game if they beat jefferson -- but if jefferson wins by mroe than 5 points -- then its the j-hawks soaring up to the second spot spotjeff hasn't beaten the lions in almost 10 years change that single handedly -- first quarter green bounces outside and in for 6 -- nearly running over his grandma in the process -- who was taking pictu

you more toto cost binge watch programs on netflix, like "orange is the new black," "house of cards,"nd more shows. price ofraising the the plan to $10 a month. existing customers will see their bills go up next year. what is behind the change? will customers think twice before signing up? netflix has been a stock darling. it is down today. i want to bring in paul sweeney. this is the second price hike in 18 months. if this telling you they are feeling margin pressure here? paul: a couple of things are going on. they feel confident in subscriber trends to push another pricing increase through. the last pricing increase was well received, unlike the initial one several years ago. they pushed through a pricing increase in europe and that was fairly well-received. they have confidence in where the pricing is for the product. , theare programming liabilities on their balance sheets are about $10 billion. there is a lot of revenue and cash flow they have to generate to meet those obligations. generally speaking, a company never wants to change prices on it customers. it is not a good thing

look and lingerer but jamess has gone from wistetea lane t t livivg next toto witchehe >>>> we heard that was sometimes the case on the othth show. but he's back for season two of his hallmark show "good witch." and he's taken interest in the witch next door who's offered suggestions on fatherhood. >> i had this great idea, for nick and i to dress up as a knight, and he shot me down hard. he as's trying to make up for lost time. and that's not working on any level. >> it depends on what you're trying to make up for. >> meaning? >> could it be that this is too much about you and not enough about nick? >> maybe, probably. yes? >> yes. >> give me a story line about a selfish man, self-absorbed. >> she's a good witch. she always knows more than anybody. but she's able to do it in a very loving way, guide you in the right direction and it's a fun show. >> you're having fun at hallmark. >> they do such a great job. >> they know their market, don't they? >> there's a need for this uplifting family stuff. and randy pope, they're really, what they're doing, they're filling a big need. >> i wi

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been difficult fo the republicaneader to sit there and watch somemee whose followers actually listen toto him. still, this is something of a shocker. just last week, john boehner described the joys of his job by saying, "garbage men get use the smell of bad garbage prisoners learn how to become prisoners, all right?" it's an inspiring message of hope-- work k rd, play by the rules, and one day you too could be living in a cage of filth. but now the spear is done attempting to lead congress, i assume he'll be ving on to a less stressful job, like clearing abandoned minefields with a giant gavel. boehner will officially remain in power in his position until october 30, because the next d on halloween, as always, we'll go back to his job as the great pumpkin. ( cheers and applause ) we'll be right back. stick around. we have lala yousafzai. alaska. finally. the search for brown bears begins. denaliliighway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. yep, that's cold. tired. day. coffee. eggs. doubleoints. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, bear? warm. warmer. warmer. yes. wher

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americans deserve toto hear the. but i'm not goining to change my campaign and not going to change how i feel about governor bush. jeb is my friend. i have admiration for him. i'm not running against him. i'm running for president. as i said last night and repeatedly throughout the campaign. i'll tell people what i'll do if they give me chance to be president. we'll let the voters decide who the right choice is. i feel confident about that. >> how aut on the underlying issue of your missed votes. other senators have missed far fefewer. isn't it possible to do better and don't have voters have a right to be concerned. >> a couple thingsgs. i enjoy and i'm honored to be a senar from florida. one of the most meaningful things i do is the constituent service aspect.. that never makesinto the press. whether it's the veteran who has to prove they're disabled despite the fact they're losing two legs or elderly couple -- that's become victim of a tax fraud. we help pepele every single day. >> the most important job commander

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