This Morning from CBS News, Oct. 4, 2016
Before vice presidential candidates Tim Kaine and Mike Pence face off, new CBS News Poll asks Americans what they think of them, and their top-of-ticket partners
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Before vice presidential candidates Tim Kaine and Mike Pence face off, new CBS News Poll asks Americans what they think of them, and their top-of-ticket partners
Government report details fraud by personal aids who take money without rendering services, including attendants who went on cruises
CEO John Stumpf has claimed he first heard about the creation of fake accounts in 2013, but one woman says she was sacked for telling him long before
West York, Pa. council unanimously approves motion to censure GOP Mayor Charles Wasko, and will seek his removal
"We don't see any real threat here," senior cop responsible for protecting New York from terrorism says amid rampant online rumors
Fast-moving wildfire in the small mountain community of Beulah southwest of Pueblo has scorched nearly 4 square miles and destroyed at least seven structures
Chief released new details about the shooting of 18-year-old Carnell Snell in South Los Angeles and a fatal police shooting of an unidentified Hispanic man
Authorities at New Mexico’s Bandelier National Monument say a female park visitor has been killed by a falling tree
Officials with a Georgia school district say an employee has been fired after she described first lady Michelle Obama as a gorilla on Facebook
Zookeeper killed by a tiger violated safety rules by not ensuring the animal was locked up before entering its pen and by not carrying pepper spray, a state investigation concluded
Judge found last year’s order by the Republican governor, now Donald Trump’s running mate, “clearly discriminates” against refugees from the war-torn nation
Heavy rains from the outer bands of Hurricane Matthew drenched Haiti and Jamaica, flooding streets and sending many people to emergency shelters
Prosecutors contend it wasn't just negligence -- Justin Ross Harris wanted to escape his family responsibilities and saw his toddler son as an obstacle
Student said he doesn’t know why his iPhone 6 Plus caught fire, but the device, which was turned off at the time, managed to leave a hole in his back pocket
Jordan Stiers said she wanted to do something to thank her "Nana" after she rescued her and her siblings from the foster care system