CBS chairman and CEO Leslie Moonves did not address his future with the company in a teleconference with investors. But Moonves predicted long-term success for CBS in his first public remarks since multiple women came forward in a New Yorker article, accusing him of sexual misconduct. Anna Werner reports.
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It remains unclear what Kavanaugh would do if he had the chance about Roe v. Wade
President Trump repeated his criticism of the press at a Thursday rally after downplaying a statement by his daughter, Ivanka Trump, who disagreed with him. She underscored the difficulty in providing private counsel to her father, admitting his response to the border crisis was a "low point." Paula Reid reports.
More than 24 million people in 11 states are under flood threat Friday, as dangerous storms move up the East Coast. Flood watches and warnings stretch from Alabama to Vermont. Evacuations are underway for some of Lynchburg, Virginia's 80,000 residents over fears a dam could breach. Chip Reid reports.
President Trump held a rally with supporters Thursday in Pennsylvania and said nothing about his administration's vow to protect this year's election from Russian meddling. Top national security officials laid out their strategy Thursday, saying they were acting on the president's orders. Weijia Jiang reports.
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