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Thursday, October 1, 2015

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Russia in Syria

There are unconfirmed reports from activists in Syria that Russia has begun a second day of airstrikes, and with little clarity on whom or what the fighter jets are bombing, there's a sense of heightened risk as the United States and Russia engage in the same war, backing opposing sides.

Shutdown averted

Members of the House of Representatives voted 277 to 151 in favor of a measure to keep the government funded, but not for long. While the immediate threat of a shutdown was averted, a new deadline has laid the field for a fresh battle, just before the holiday season.

"They hate"

GOP front-runner Donald Trump went on the attack in New Hampshire, using strong language to describe Florida Sen. Marco Rubio's relationship with his former mentor, Gov. Jeb Bush. "They hate each other," Trump said of his rivals for the Republican nomination. "They hate, trust me I know."

"Close friends"

Gov. Jeb Bush was also speaking to a crowd in New Hampshire, and he took issue with Trump's characterization of his relationship with Sen. Rubio. Bush also said Trump should reconsider his stance on deporting Syrian refugees, and show "some sensitivity" for "people seeking freedom."

Campaign cash

As Bernie Sanders gains on Hillary Clinton in the race for the Democratic nomination, his campaign's ability to raise money is also catching up with the front-runner's. In the last quarter the Sanders camp's coffers swelled by $25.5 million, much of it in small donations.

Baseless claims

The Federal Trade Commission is suing Roca Labs, accusing the weight loss supplement company of threatening customers who gave bad reviews. The FTC says the company's weight loss claims are baseless, and its attempts to silence unhappy customers are unlawful.

Last gun store

A showdown in San Francisco between lawmakers concerned about public safety and the city's last remaining gun store has reached an endgame. Under siege of increasing regulation from city hall, the store is closing down, and some wonder if it was ever a fair fight.

Guide dog

For thousands of blind athletes across the country, just setting foot out the door can be a huge challenge. Now one special dog is helping his owner to not just walk out the door, but run. Only on "CBS This Morning," we have the extraordinary story of one man's journey to find the perfect running mate.

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