In the coming week, U.S. intelligence officials warn of foreign meddling in the U.S. elections.

Florida seeks to recover from back-to-back historic storms, and this year's Nobel Peace Prize winner is announced in Norway.

It's October 10, 20, 24 in time for the world next week. I'm Bob McMahon.

And I'm Carly and Robbins.

So Carla, let's kick off with that meddling mentioned.

On Monday, U.S. intelligence officials reported that Russia and China are targeting congressional

races using a combination of fake websites, social media accounts, and social media. intelligence officials reported that Russia and China are targeting congressional races

using a combination of fake websites, social media accounts, and so forth to spread misinformation

about the campaigns. What should we know about these threats and their scale and how serious?

Let's be clear, especially in these very nervous and fraught times, that U.S. officials, from federal

government to local election officials, your neighbors, say there has been no evidence in previous

elections, and they see no evidence of tampering right now in the integrity of U.S. voting

systems.

So if you're going to hear disinformation about that, they are not raising

that alarm. We have the benefit, of course, that there is no central election system here.

There's nothing central to hack. So we are protected from that. Venezuela dictators,

smartmatic, all of that other stuff that we heard before.

That's not what they're talking about here, and that stuff was, as they delicately say,

I'm not going to delicately say what it was, but it was.

What is being tampered with is the public psyche.

And U.S. officials are, you know, worrying. There's domestic disinformation, there's foreign

disinformation, and worrying because this is breaking down trust in the system and trust in

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