LIVE: Breaking News and Top Stories on CBS News 24/7
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[0:00] President Trump in the thick of a
[0:01] dizzying midterm blitz, stumping for
[0:04] Republicans in deep red Mississippi.
[0:06] Voters across the country share the
[0:08] biggest issues driving them to the
[0:10] polls. And a new clue in the manhunt for
[0:12] a convicted murderer who slipped out of
[0:14] a Tennessee jail. And parts of the
[0:17] Southwest still under threat after
[0:19] devastating flash floods and even a rare
[0:22] tornado.
[0:24] Also, a woman fakes multiple pregnancies
[0:26] to deceive men. Prosecutors saying a
[0:28] former Bachelor star was one of her
[0:31] targets. Plus, what Apple is saying
[0:33] about screen problems with some of its
[0:35] new iPhone duo phones.
[0:39] We're following breaking news right now.
[0:40] The Trump administration attempting to
[0:42] charge former FBI director James Comey
[0:45] again. Prosecutors are seeking to charge
[0:47] Comey with two counts of violating the
[0:50] Espionage Act. This latest attempt stems
[0:53] from allegations that Comey gave
[0:55] national defense information to an
[0:57] unnamed individual for disclosure in a
[1:00] newspaper in October of 2016. Despite
[1:03] the news, Comey says he remains
[1:05] innocent.
[1:07] >> Well, they're back again. It would
[1:10] almost be funny if it weren't such an
[1:11] appalling abuse of the Department of
[1:13] Justice, one that we cannot become numb
[1:16] to. Nothing's changed with me. I'm still
[1:18] innocent. I'm still not afraid of these
[1:20] people. and I still believe in the
[1:22] independent federal judiciary
[1:24] and I'm still lucky to have an amazing
[1:26] family and an incredible group of
[1:28] lawyers and we'll stand up in court and
[1:30] fight the latest and whatever comes
[1:32] after this. The next couple years