The FAA announced passengers will be allowed to use smartphones, tablets and e-readers from takeoff through landing, as long as the devices are in airplane mode. Airlines now must submit plans to the FAA. Jeff Pegues reports.

Fifty years ago, Italian industrialist Ferruccio Lamborghini switched from making farm equipment to cars. Scott Pelley checked in with Lamborghini for "60 Minutes" and went along for the ride in one of the world's most exotic supercars.

A federal prosecutor in Georgia said Thursday he will conduct a formal review into the death of 17-year-old Kendrick Johnson, whose body was found inside a rolled-up wrestling mat in his high school gym. A coroner ruled the death accidental, but his family suspected foul play and now wants justice. Bob Orr reports.

A large storm system stretching from the Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes has left massive flooding in its wake. More than a foot of rain fell in parts of Texas, killing at least one person and leaving scores stranded. Manuel Bojorquez reports.

Over the summer, a federal judge ordered the New York City Police Department to modify its so-called stop-and-frisk policy, but on Thursday, a federal appeals court blocked that order and removed the lower court judge from the case. John Miller discusses the ruling.

Robert Ford, the U.S. ambassador to Syria, was grilled in a Senate hearing Thursday, with lawmakers accusing the Obama administration of breaking its promise to deliver military aid to Syrian rebels. Ford acknowledged efforts to create a political solution to the war have not been successful. Margaret Brennan reports.

Iran has long denied it is directly involved in the Syrian civil war, but new video shows members of the elite Revolutionary Guard are engaged in combat alongside Syrian forces. Footage shot by a Tehran cameraman, who was invited to record the mission, shows what happened when the Iranians took the Syrians into rebel territory. Elizabeth Palmer reports.

Washington is one of 17 states that are running their own health care exchanges. Though problems with the federal system have caused issues for the state's website, the CEO of the exchange says bipartisan political support gave the state more time to build the system. Ben Tracy reports.

Notes from "war room" meetings obtained by CBS News show early Obamacare enrollment figures were much lower than are needed. The Obama administration has been unwilling to disclose the number of policies purchased, but the documents show some figures are available. Sharyl Attkisson reports.

President Obama, first lady Michelle Obama, and her mom Marianne Robinson hand out goodies to kids as part of the White House Halloween celebration.

Col. Chris Hadfield, author of "An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth," weighs in on the trials of being an astronaut, discusses what the future of space travel may look like, and addresses some challenges that have remained the same for all astronauts.

Astronaut and author of "An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth," Col. Chris Hadfield, became a YouTube star for his rendition in space of David Bowie's "Space Oddity." In this extra, he speaks to "CBS This Morning" about making space approachable and how that's changed over the years.

The White House gets in the Halloween spirit, with ghosts, spiders, and even a visit from Frankenstein.

White House spokesman Jay Carney pushes back after CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Major Garrett asks whether the White House "misled" Americans by assuring them that, under Obamacare, they could keep their health plans if they liked them.