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October 31, 2008 | Evening Edition

Top Stories Obama: McCain Will Close With Attacks Democrat Says Rival Chose To Abandon High Road Of Past Campaigns; McCain Presses For Votes In Ohio  Maine Gunman Holds Fifth-Graders Hostage  White House Makes Final Push To Deregulate  Stocks Advance To Add To Week's Gains CBS News Programs The Early Show: Series Julie Chen In Paris Early Show Co-Anchor Visits Paris Opera House; Sees A First: Performance There From "Phantom Of The Opera"  CBS Evening News: Doing The Math On Candidates' Tax Plans  CBS Evening News: Passions, Budgets Sky-High Over Prop. 8  CBS Evening News: Credit Crunch Takes New Face U.S.  » More U.S. Bones Found Near Fossett Crash Site Investigators Say Shoes, Driver's License Of Missing Adventurer Also Recovered  Bloody Vampire Pic Sparks Panic At School  Police: Hudson Nephew Likely Killed In SUV  Texas May House Ike Victims On Cruise Ship World  » More World Officials: India Bombers Had Outside Help Complexity Of Blasts Which Killed 76 Leads Cops To Suspect Local Militants Got Help  U.S. Strikes Said To Kill Militant Leader  Congolese Refugees Try To Return Home  China's Animal Feed Tainted With Melamine Politics  » More Politics McCain: Obama Economic Policies "Far Left" Republican Nominee Campaigns In Ohio As Obama Continues To Tie Rival To President Bush  Obama Tells Voters: Don't Be Overconfident  McCain To Pour Money Into Final TV Ads  Poll: Obama Maintains Comfortable Lead Health  » More Health U.S. Diabetes Rate Doubles In Last Decade Obesity Seen As Leading Cause; South The Hardest-Hit Region  Herpes Often Spread Unknowingly  Doctors, Insurance Firms Duel On Generics  Study: ! Ice Cream = Happy SciTech  » More SciTech Digital Images A Lock For Copying Keys Software Can Make Accurate Copies Of Traditional House Keys From Basic, Distant Images  Phoenicians: Forgotten But Not Gone  Prehistoric-Aged Reptile Found Breeding  Study: Women Candidates Must Look Good Business  » More Business Consumer Spending Sinks To 4-Year Low .3 Percent Drop Bolsters Belief That U.S. Economy Hit A Wall In The Third Quarter  Dell Slapped With New Discrimination Suit  Exxon Mobil Gusher: $14.8B Profit  Latest Consumer Squeeze: Cable TV Prices Strange  » More Strange Morgan The Plumber Hits New Zealand Election Trail Get This: Morgan The Plumber Hits New Zealand Campaign Trail  Man Refuses To Pay After Sharing Food At Buffet  Man Allegedly Helps Renovate With 'hot' Property  Cat OK After Being Shot In Head With A Crossbow Entertainment  » More Entertainment McCain Making "SNL" Pit Stop Stopping By For Cameo On "Saturday Night Live," Hosted By Obama Supporter Ben Affleck  Hollywood Woos Obama Volunteers  Celebs Serve Up Halloween Treats  Pair Pleads Guilty In Winehouse Drug Deal Opinion  » More Opinion In The Tank For Wall Street The Nation: The Bush Administration Makes Sure The Bailout Is The Gift That Keeps Giving To Big Business  Be Careful What You Wish For  NRO: John McCain For President  How Sarah Palin Was Unmasked

Top Videos  » More Videos Voter Intimidation Charges In S.C. (1:42) Candidates Make Final Push (6:48) Calif. Gay Marriage Under Fire (2:17) Eye To Eye: The Daily Beast (6:02) Halloween Hockey Moms (1:27) Paris, City of Darkness (2:49) Top Photos  » More Photos Photos Of The Day Campaign Star Power Celebrity Circuit Plaza Full Of Palins Royal Red Carpet "Milk" Debuts In The Castro Latest Blog Posts  » More Blogs Horserace McCain Takes His "SNL" Turn Republican Returns To Comedy Show As Election Nears Read More Couric & Co. A Different Sort Of "Great Pumpkin" Finding Gourds Gone Wild This Halloween Read More From The Road Obama Makes Up For Skipped Iowa Stop Obama visits Iowa Read More Most Viewed Stories 1. Poll: Obama Maintains Comfortable Lead 2. How Sarah Palin Was Unmasked 3. White House Makes Final Push To Deregulate 4. Docs Detail Alleged Payment To Coleman's Wife 5. Maine Gunman Holds Fifth-Graders Hostage Videos 1. Margin Of Error (2:15) 2. Evening News Online, 10.30.08 (20:25) 3. Did Obama Score On Primetime? (2:51) 4. Dangerous Moves (3:09) 5. Obama Gets A Reality Check (2:18) Photos 1. Celebrity Circuit 2. Campaign Star Power 3. Royal Red Carpet 4. Photos Of The Day 5. Plaza Full Of Palins

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