Sea level rise threatens to flood hundreds of millions more people than previously expected, according to new data Source
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California on high alert for latest high winds’ impact on wildfires
First-ever “extreme red flag warning” issued for L.A. area and people in Northern California’s wine country told to be ready to go “at a moment’s notice” Source
Power company workers facing threats during California wildfires
Crews battling massive Kincade Fire in Northern California’s wine country fear wind could bring more devastation Source
California firefighters race to contain fires as winds pick up
Crews in California are fighting massive wildfires across the state. Red flag warnings are in effect as firefighters brace for additional wind events. CBS News contributing meteorologist Jeff Berardelli joins CBSN with more on what to expect and how climate change is playing a role. Source
NCAA to let college athletes profit from their likeness
NCAA President Mark Emmert said the move “creates a path to enhance opportunities for student-athletes” Source
J&J says no asbestos in recalled baby powder
Company has lost more than 8% of its market value amid concerns about its Baby Powder and the cancer-causing mineral Source
10/29: CBS Evening News
Army officer testifies in impeachment probe; Former British soldier Nirmal Purja breaks climbing record. Source
CBSN Originals preview: “Kid Influencers”
This episode of CBSN Originals looks at the lives of three families whose kids are popular influencers on social media. There is big money to be made, but there are also a lot of concerns implicit in the “kidfluencer” industry. Watch the full story at cbsnews.com/influencers. Source
Murray Energy, America’s largest private coal miner, files for bankruptcy
Ohio-based Murray Energy filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization Tuesday. Former CEO Robert Murray said the move was necessary to access liquidity and best position the company for long-term success. Source
NCAA approves compensation for college athletes
NCAA officials on Tuesday opened the door for student athletes to financially benefit from any use of their name, image and likeness — marking a major shift in the rules governing collegiate sports. CBSSports.com’s senior college football writer Dennis Dodd joins CBSN’s Elaine Quijano with analysis. Source