It's like an invasion from within.

Tonight, Donald Trump vows a mass deportation of migrants starting in Springfield, Ohio.

A town now seeing bomb threats after the former president spread an unfounded rumor about Haitian immigrants.

We're going to have the largest deportation in the history of our country.

And the Pope weighs in on the U.S. election, why he's criticizing both candidates.

Thousands of Boeing workers go on strike.

Could it impact commercial travel?

We just want a fair share of the pot.

All these people are talking about me and making fun of me.

And we go on the road with the story of redemption.

What was meant to destroy me

actually was to step in stone to rebuilding me. Good evening. I'm Nora O'Donnell, and thank you for

being with us on this Friday night. There are just 53 days to Election Day, and some mail-in ballots have already gone out.

Today, former President Trump spent an hour of what little time is remaining in this campaign

to hold a press conference defending his close relationship with a 9-11 conspiracy theorist,

threatening also to deport Haitian immigrants from Springfield, Ohio, who have temporary protected

status, meaning they are here legally, and then downplaying bomb threats there after he repeated

an ugly conspiracy theory about the town during Tuesday's debate. Across the country,

Vice President Kamala Harris traveled to the battleground state of Pennsylvania, where she said she feels good about her chances of carrying the must-win state.

CBS is Caitlin Hewing Burns is in Los Angeles, where she asked the former president about the time he's spending with the far-right provocateur.

Former President Donald Trump refused to distance himself from racist comments made by conspiracy theorist Laura Lumer, who has traveled with him this week.

Laura is a supporter. I don't control Laura. Laura has to say what she wants.

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