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The actress and former Scientologist was brought to tears by the emotional win

Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon had his first-ever television interview on CBS News' "60 Minutes"

The Tennessee Republican is chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Pope Francis was asked by journalists aboard the papal plane returning from his overseas trip to Colombia about his reaction to the latest policy shift.

U.S. Air Force rescue crews mobilized to help as Hurricane Irma hit Florida. Captain Korey Fratini spoke with CBSN about their mission.

Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon is speaking out about one of President Trump's most controversial decisions in office: firing former FBI Director James Comey. In his first extensive interview since leaving the White House, Bannon tells Charlie Rose and "60 Minutes" why he was against the firing.

Police say the victim managed to tell them crucial information needed to track down the suspect, despite suffering burns across much of her body

Crews are expected to go house to house in the Florida Keys looking for people who need help. Hurricane Irma destroyed roadways, isolating many who didn't evacuate. The county's emergency management director is calling this a humanitarian crisis. Elaine Quijano reports from Key Largo.

Water disappeared out of the Sarasota Bay as Hurricane Irma barreled by. The powerful hurricane sucked water away from the shoreline exposing the bay's grassy bottom. Carter Evans reports on the weather phenomenon.

More than six million people living in the Miami metro area were spared Hurricane Irma's full force. But the city still suffered serious flooding, and hurricane force winds caused at least two massive construction cranes to collapse. Mark Strassmann reports from Miami.

Irma is still a life-threatening tropical storm in Florida, and Jacksonville is under a flash flood emergency. Jericka Duncan drives along the coast in Atlantic Beach, just outside Jacksonville, to assess the storm damage.

Chief meteorologist Eric Fisher of CBS Boston station WBZ joins "CBS This Morning" to break down Irma and its path. He also explains how climate change can "add extra fuel to the fire" in terms of the intensity of hurricanes.

Thousands of 9/11 victims' relatives gathered at the World Trade Center to remember the deadliest terror attack on American soil

FEMA has delivered 2.4 million meals and nearly 1.5 million liters of water to Florida since Hurricane Irma. The agency is making similar preparations in Alabama and Georgia, which are also in Irma's path. FEMA administrator Brock Long joins "CBS This Morning" from Washington to discuss hurricane relief and preparations.