18-29-year-olds are really showing up for early voting in several hotly contested races. includely arizona, florida, georgia and nevada. reporter: have you been surprised by kind of how many people, how many young people have come out to vote? um, yeah, honestly i waited in line about 45 minutes and it was early voting. reporter: the senate races are tight, with obama campaigning for democrat jackie rosen and the trump family shoring up the base for dean hallor. are you guys sick of winning yet? no. reporter: young voters have been considered unreliable in the past, but this states like nevada who have early voting they are showing up. the top issues for young people on both sides are college costs, immigration, equalitity, healthcare and gun jamie in las vegas, thank you very much. joining us now is our cbs chief long night tomorrow. anthony, more than 35 million people have voted already. what does it tell you? it tells you turn out, will be up, if that trend
different accounts of survivors at bataclan. told a survivor there told french freida around 60 people escaped onto the roof of a apartment building. saying french radio quotes another survivor, a woman, who hid under the seat, two hours, and finally, french radio a man survived at the concert by hiding behind suspending ceiling two hours. and a brother and sister, one in the stadium, another at the concert. we re just getting the story of those two thanks to local media. one soccer player when the series of bombs exploded his sister at the concert at bataclan. he told the story briefly on twitter, said, quote, my thoughts are with the vips of the attacks. he wrote that just about 7:00, hours before learning his sister survived. god takes care of my sister and the french. then, three hours later he wrote thank god my sister was able to get out of the bataclan. all my prayers are with the victims and families. the full story of this terror attack has not yet been written. rami
and more pakistani schools are destroyed by the taliban. some of the hundreds since 2007. well, first those deadly tornadoes, and now the floods. families across the south and up and down the east coast, try to put their lives back together after 65 tornadoes, some of the worst flooding that anyone has seen in years. these are live pictures from northwest pennsylvania. torrential rains from the coast of alabama through the eastern seaboard. rattling nerves, and making a mess of the commute. sarah has more. reporter: dangerous floodwaters swallowing entire communities in the florida panhandle. the rushing water ripping apart roads, stranding drivers, and flooding homes. we have been through tropical storms and hurricanes as you know. in 2014 and five, and we still did not have this much water. in pensacola, 20 inches of rain hit the area in just 24 hours. some people ditched their cars for canoes, and rescuers pulled people from rooftops. children saved by boat. my
schools in pakistan. and the danger, it isn t over. river overflowing cresting three feet above flood stage. we are also learning that as many as 65 tornadoes touched down across the u.s. this week, they were followed by those rains that swamped florida s coast, and then traveled north. stranding drivers and flooding homes. we have been through hurricanes, like ivan and dennis back to back, and 2004 and 5, and we still did not have this much water. 20-inches of rain hit the area in just 24 hours. some people ditched their cars for canoes rescuers pulled people from roof tops. children saves by boat. everybody i own is gone. firefighters carried an elderly woman to safety after her car got stuck, and it was a similar scene moving north where another driver got trapped he had to be rescued by raft. the rain proved too much for an entire block of a street, that collapsed. sending several parked cars into a ravine. the sidewalk is gone, is everything just felt, it was lik
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