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A massive DDoS attack took down large swaths of the Internet on Friday. The malware may have been distributed through ordinary devices in users homes. Samuel Burke reports.

Amy Kremer and Angela Rye discuss the latest election news with Christi Paul on New Day Weekend.

The sign marking the site where Emmett Till's body was found is now riddled with bullet holes. The marker is in rural Tallahatchie County, two hours north of Jackson, Mississippi.

CNN's David McKenzie talks to residents of Abuja, Nigeria to see what the U.S. presidential election looks like from there.

The Guardian's David Smith says recent WikiLeaks hacks contain more "beltway gossip" than "smoking gun," and so have been overshadowed by Trump scandals.

CNN's Tom Foreman examines how recounts work in different states and how often they lead to different outcomes.

Goldman Sachs CEO tells Fareed that "in general, [financial] regulation is good" but that "more isn't necessarily better."

Hundreds of Republicans have signed petitions saying they will not work for Trump. Evan Osnos digs in to the dilemma they would face if Trump wins.

Hillary Clinton blamed Russia for the WikiLeaks hacks of her campaign. Julia Ioffe reveals a history of animosity between Putin & the Democratic nominee.

Some fear Clinton is too close to the financial industry to regulate it, but Blankfein says the financial system is already "tightly regulated" & "anxious."

CNN's Martin Savidge took to the streets of Asheville, North Carolina, after a Donald Trump rally to get voters' thoughts on the 2016 presidential election.

NFL kicker Josh Brown has been suspended while the NFL continues a domestic abuse investigation. CNN's Andy Scholes reports.

Are the Clintons too friendly with Goldman Sachs? Lloyd Blankfein explains why he feels it's necessary for his bank to engage with political leaders.

Lloyd Blankfein responds to criticism that big banks are not held accountable for mistakes: "Sometimes people are just wrong ... Stupidity is not a crime."

Evan Osnos weighs in on Trump's plan to erase the Obama presidency by signing 25 executive orders on day one. Would it be possible?

Donald Trump's campaign manager Kellyanne Conway told CNN's Erin Burnett that "it's a little disappointing" that some members of the Republican Party are not rallying behind the Republican nominee.

Greg Gopman, a tech entrepreneur who once penned a harsh critique of San Francisco's homeless population, says he lost his job as a VR contractor at Twitter after his 2013 comments resurfaced in the media.

Across Arizona, Democrats are making a fervent push in the final stretch before Election Day. CNN's Kyung Lah reports.

Former Obama adviser Melody Barnes says Donald Trump has a "fundamental lack of understanding" about how running a company differs from running the nation.