A young woman dead in a boating crash, a mother and her son killed in a double homicide, and two other mysterious deaths – all with a connection to one family. Source
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The Murdaugh Mysteries
Five deaths with a connection to one family. “48 Hours” contributor Nikki Battiste investigates. Source
Americans plan to hand out treats this Halloween
Nearly half will be handing out treats this Halloween, up from 27% in 2020. Source
CBS News Poll: One in two Americans enjoy watching scary movies
And most don’t have nightmares afterward. Source
5 deaths with a connection to S.C. attorney’s family investigated
A young woman dead in a boating crash, a mother and her son killed in a double homicide, and two other mysterious deaths – all with a connection to one family. Source
World leaders endorse global minimum corporate tax
President Biden joined other leaders of the world’s largest economies in Rome. Together, they endorsed a 15% global minimum corporate tax designed to prevent companies from moving abroad in search of the lowest rate. Nancy Cordes reports from Rome. Source
CBS Weekend News, October 30, 2021
World leaders endorse global minimum corporate tax; Neighbors celebrate Halloween early for young cancer patient Source
Punk rock doctor returns to the stage
The pandemic has put an extraordinary strain on health care workers. But in a suburb of Chicago, COVID’s latest retreat is not only allowing a doctor to recharge; it’s allowing him to get back onstage. Charlie De Mar has more. Source
Alec Baldwin speaks publicly about deadly “Rust” movie set shooting
Actor Alec Baldwin addressed the deadly shooting on the set of his film “Rust.” For the first time on camera, speaking to paparazzi in Vermont on Saturday, Baldwin said he’s been ordered by investigators not to discuss the shooting and that he’s cooperating with them. Watch his remarks. Source
U.K. researchers study cattle in hopes of reducing their effect on climate
There’s an apparent beef with cattle and their role in warming the planet. Methane is the problem. And the world’s 1.4 billion cows produce a lot of it. Mark Phillips traveled to Scotland in search of a solution. Source