This Morning from CBS News, Oct. 10, 2016
We find facts behind debate rhetoric and look at the impact of Trump's words on female voters, as floods compound the suffering after Hurricane Matthew
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We find facts behind debate rhetoric and look at the impact of Trump's words on female voters, as floods compound the suffering after Hurricane Matthew
Family members say 7-year-old wouldn’t be alive without her mother's sacrifice
Flooded cities triying to dry out even as those downstream keep close eye on rising rivers; U.S. death toll rises, several still missing
Just days after video of husband's lewd comments rocked GOP, she attended second debate in interestingly named blouse; campaign says it was inadvertent
"Some of the members have been firefighters for 15, 20 years and this is by far the worst incident that they have ever seen in their entire career," said a senior firefighter
The movement started after a 2005 video from "Access Hollywood" was released showing Trump saying he likes to "grab [women] by the p****"
Police said John Felix, 26, was wearing body armor when he emerged from the house where he had been holed up during a lengthy standoff
The mom told police that the driver left her along with the baby in the flooded car in a video that has been viewed 1.4 million times
Police responding to a call came across a dead man and a severely wounded baby in a car near a popular park
Samsung seemed to have its problems under control until a Southwest Airlines flight was evacuated after an incident with a replacement phone
At least 20 racers were on the "Diesel Dome" obstacle when it collapsed, officials say; three airlifted to hospital
Stormed dumped as much as 18 inches of rain on Tarheel State; death toll in U.S. at 16 for now, while in Haiti more than 500 killed
From International Day of the Girl Child to Paul Simon’s 75th birthday, “Sunday Morning” takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead
A mysterious tree stump that bobs in the pristine waters of the collapsed volcano has taken root in the imaginations of park visitors
The Associate Justice and author of “My Own Words” believes three females on the Supreme Court are not enough