here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ more than a dozen letters sent to election offices nationwide tonight where federal investigators think mail is coming from. >> right now, investigators are in a race to find out whoever is behind it. >> norah: for our daily positive air strikes in gaza. why israel agreed and what it means for the hostages still held by hamas and the civilians trying to escape the fighting. >> a massive air strike hit this house, which consists of three floors and full of civilian. >> norah: ambush in florida. two deputies in critical condition tonight after a driver rams into them, allegedly targeting the officers. the actor's strike is over. how fran drescher became the hero of hollywood, ending the historic strike. and when your favorite shows could come back. >> when do you think we're going to the cameras rolling again? >> today! >> norah: big news here in the nation's capital. west virginia senator joe manchin says he will not run for another term. what it could mean for an already slim democratic majority. hottest 12 month ever recorded? what scientists are saying. >> as a new chapter unfolds here at the national world war ii museum, there is a poignant relevance to the current conflict overseas. >> people need to know the history. if you don't, you are just moving ahead blindly. ♪ ♪ >> fast car, tracy chapman. >> norah: and how a hit from the '80s won song of the year at this year's cma awards. ♪ got a feeling i could be someone, be someone, be someone ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we begin tonight with some breaking news and a series of potentially deadly and targeted attacks on election workers across the country. the fbi and investigators from the u.s. postal service are looking into more than a dozen letters, some containing fentanyl, that were sent to election offices in at least five states. now, workers and some of those offices were processing ballots from tuesday's election, and in some cases the buildings were evacuated, interrupting the counting of votes. since 2020, there has been a rise in threats, harassment, and intimidation of election officials. cbs's jeff pegues has the latest on the investigation. he will start us off tonight from right here in washington with new reporting. good evening, jeff. >> reporter: norah, tonight fbi agents and postal inspector% are racing to figure out who is behind these threats. those letters were just dropped in the mail by someone who seems to be bent on terrorizing election workers. >> so this is very, very serious, and we take it that way. >> reporter: a source familiar with the investigation tells cbs news there are more than a dozen letters being investigated addressed to election offices in washington state, oregon, california, nevada, and georgia, and they may have been mailed from the pacific northwest. an initial test shows some of the letters contains trace amounts of fentanyl. but more definitive tests are ongoing. in georgia, where election officials have been targeted since 2020, the secretary of state says the threat is personal. >> some people like to call fentanyl a drug. it's actually poison. it will kill you. >> reporter: fulton county has been the recipient of numerous election-related threats over the last several years. it's the county where former president trump has been indicted, along with 18 others in collection with an alleged racketeering case. gabe sterling, a georgia elections official, says the fentanyl-laced letters are domestic terrorism. >> you can't think of every single threat, this raises train for and planned for, but also another stresso or electio officials that are and are under tremendous pressure already. >> reporter: the dangerous letters, as election officials around the country are under threat. how has the threat environment change toward election workers, post the 2020 election? >> it's been fairly consistently high threat environment since the 2020 election, over three years ago now. we have seen abuse, threats, and harassment of election offi officials. >> reporter: so far, investigators believe the on harmful. those envelopes is- still, norah, fulton county officials are making sure the facilities targeted have narcan, which is the over the dose overr just in case beard's view in an attack on democracy. jeff pegues, thank you. tonight, the white house as israel has agreed to daily for our pauses and air strikes to allow civilians to flee a war zone in northern gaza. now for context, so-called tactical pauses were already underway and today 80,000 palestinians were able to escape. here is cbs's debora patta in east jerusalem on. >> reporter: tonight, the first glimpse of hostages since the ground invasion started. in this video, their captors claimed to be ready to release both 77-year-old hanna katzir and 12-year-old yaghil yaqub, kidnapped from the nir oz kibbutz. they are just two of the roughly 240 hostages still in captivity. we will not run the video or what appears to be scripted, recorded messages, praising their captors. on the ground in gaza, heavy battles rage. this israeli military footage shows soldiers walking into a building they say is a hamas weapons manufacturing site. and from the air, israel's fiery bombardment lays across the night sky, striking right next to this hospitl. in the embattled north, a torren of people, tens of thousands, attempting the perilous journey along an evacuation corridor. but refuge is hard to find. this was supposed to be a safe zone. [honking] our cbs news producer marwan al-ghoul raced to the scene of the destruction. arriving to find battered bodies and bloodied faces. >> reporter: tens of people were killed here and the people are trying now by their bare hands to pull out the baddest and injurious to the people. >> reporter: but survival means not only escaping death, but finding enough to eat and drink. bread, no longer a necessity, but a dwindling luxury. and clean water so difficult to find, children have turned to the sea. "i add sugar to the salty water so i can drink it," said this little boy. as they run back into the sea, childhood play twisted into a grim new reality. and cbs news can confirm that talks are progressing towards a deal that would free between 12-15 hostages in escape for a 2-3 day humanitarian pause, and norah, cia director william burns and his mossad counterpart are taking part in those discussions in qatar. >> norah: some high-level talks. debora patta, thank you. well, for the first time in more than six months, it is time for lights, camera, action. the hollywood actors strike has finally come to an end after after their union reached a tentative billion-dollar deal with studios and streaming companies. cbs's carter evans reports on productions coming back to life and when you can expect to see new episodes of your favorite tv shows. >> reporter: it's a celebration 118 days in the making as word of a deal spread quickly through hollywood. >> we just heard moments ago, the strike is over. >> it's amazing! >> reporter: sag-aftra president fran drescher says the new contract is worth more than a billion dollars over three years for working actors. when do you think we will see cameras rolling again? >> today! this was really one for the ages. >> reporter: the deal includes wage increases up to 11%, performance-related pavements for streaming shows. also protections for actors from the threat of ai and studios potentially using their likeness without their consen. >> we realize that this is a wild pony that needs to have a saddle thrown on it, and we need to pull in the reins, and it was only in the very last moments that they came forward and gave us the last piece of it. >> we, royalty. >> reporter: now, actors starting in and has baited releases like "the color purple," "longer" and "the hunger games" prequel can promote their games on the red carpet. >> i see all of you. >> reporter: tv networks are scrambling to start production on comedies and dramas. new could start next year. studio executives are saying actors are getting the largest increase in minimum wages in the last 40 years. great news for working actors like chad coe, eager to leave the picket line and get back on set. >> i think it is going to be very special for all of us to be able to go out there and make a good living. >> reporter: now, studio lots like this one have been ghost towns for months now, but soon they will be bustling with production crews again. the economy lost 44,000 jobs, rather the entertainment industry, during these two strikes, and the economy took a six billion-dollar hit. norah? >> norah: everybody ready to get back to work. carter evans, thank you so much. call country democrat joe manchin stoke the flames of speculation today that he may enter the 2024 race for president. dbs is robert costa is measurin% the shock waves of the west virginia senators bombshell announcement. >> i will not be running for reelection to the united states on edge. >> reporter: the announcement from veteran democratic senator joe manchin shook up washington today, raising new questions about whether democrats will be able to hold onto their narrow senate majority next year, and about whether manchin will make a late entry into the 2024 presidential race, something he has not ruled out. >> what i will be doing is traveling the country and speaking out to see if there is an interest in creating a movement to mobilize the middle and bring americans together. >> reporter: the 76-year-old centrist was facing a tough reelection fight against west virginia's republican governor jim justice and some top democratic sources tell cbs news they now worry manchin is going to explore running on the nonpartisan, no ticket, which they believe would pull votes from president biden should manchin launch a bid. him right now meanwhile, republicans hoping to unseat mr. biden took swings at each other last night. former u.n. ambassador nikki haley, who has risen in the polls in recent months, was attacked by political outsider vivek ramaswamy. >> do you want a leader from a different generation was going to put this country first, or do you want dick cheney in 3-inch heels? >> i'd first like to say they are 5-inch heels, and i don't wear them unless you can run in them. [applause] >> supporters clapping her up, that's fine. here is the truth. >> reporter: there was concern today the rhetorical fistfights only hurt the party and do little to upend a race dominated by former president donald trump, who skipped the debate. >> when you watch last night, look, the juvenile back and forth between vivek ramaswamy and nikki haley, you know, those are not the kind of people who are going to beat the democrats next november. >> reporter: behind the scenes, my sources close to several candidates say there is now a sense of desperation. public confidence, but private alarm, over money running out, donors lube in faith, and until the field windows down, if you are sure any of that will change. nikki haley is seen as perhaps the best position, but not as a sure thing. norah? >> norah: wow, getting ready to vote in time. robert costa, thank you. well, breaking news tonight just coming in, two sheriff's deputies are fighting for their lives in a hospital after being ambushed outside tampa by a man in a car. police have released this body camera video of the attack. we want to warn you, it is hard to watch. here is cbs's roxana saberi. >> reporter: dramatic videos from home surveillance cameras and police body cams show the moment two sheriff's deputies in florida were violently mowed down on the job. >> today, the hillsborough county sheriff's office was intentionally attacked and ambushed by a man determined to kill deputy sheriffs. >> reporter: the force of the impact pinned the deputies between their suv and two other cars. officials say one deputy's femur bone was crushed, and his leg may have to be amputated. >> these deputies never had a chance. they didn't have a chance to get out of the way. >> reporter: tonight, 28-year-old ralph guzy, was a violent criminal history, is facing three counts of attempted murder on a law-enforcement officer. deputies were called to the home by the suspect's mother, who told police her son was acting irrational and violence. after police arrived, he left and circled back, then sped toward the deputies. as he was tased and taken into custody. >> thankfully, regardless of how injured they are, the recovery that they may face, both deputies are alive. >> norah: all right, turning out today two of an intense manhunt underway in new jersey. thefbi is offering a $10,000 reward leading to the arrest of gregory yetman. he is wanted in connection with a january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. the former air national guardsman ran into the woods when law enforcement tried to serve an arrest warrant at his home. residence in a small town of helmetta have been told to keep their doors locked. well, just in time for veterans day, the national world war ii museum in new orleans recently opened its final chapter, liberation pavilion. the new exhibit explores the war's, including the consequences of the holocaust. in tonight's "eye on america," cbs's janet shamlian shows us why the timing is relevant to what's happening in the world today. [trumpet playing] >> reporter: on the sprawling campus of the national world war ii museum, its newly opened liberation pavilion, maybe it's most important exhibit hall. detailing the war's legacy and its lessons. at the unveiling, some of the last surviving veterans who fought for freedom. and ava nathanson, who fought her life, a holocaust survivor. >> in 1945, somebody had turned my mother and myself in and they drag us and they tie us together and shut us in. the holocaust was dark. >> reporter: nathanson's story, part of an exhibit detailing not just the wars jubilant end and aftermath, but its grim human toll. more than 400,000 american lives lost and millions massacred in the holocaust. >> this is a coffin crate, a transport case. >> reporter: museum historian rob citino on insight this collection can provide a mid war in the middle east. >> people need to know their history. if you don't, you can't really look to either side and know how other people got there. you are just moving ahead blindly. >> reporter: there are relics and heart-wrenching accounts. >> i remember being dragged. >> reporter: we were with nathanson as she toured the new pavilion, listening for the first time to her own recorded story. >> i had tears in my eyes. >> reporter: narratives like hers, the museum hopes, will guide leaders to the future. >> i feel i had to do it, not for myself, but for my children, my grandchildren, and future generation. ♪ god bless america ♪ >> reporter: war's lasting% legacy amid a backdrop of conflict today, a never ending battle. for "eye on america," janet shamlian, new orleans. >> norah: let's not forget about veterans day. all right, it was a major midair scare four people aboard this jet when they realized their plane was missing two windows. we are going to tell you how it ended next. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: tonight's "eye on america" is sponsored by whether tech appeared auto, home, pet. find your fit at weathertech.com. weathertech gift cards have the power to wow everyone on your holiday list. offering a variety of american made products... weathertech! 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