CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: As Iraqi troops battle to push out ISIS in Mosul, U.S.-backed forces are also launching a bid to liberate the Syrian city of Raqqa from the terrorists. The operation to seize ISIS' so-called capital announced just days after Iraqi forces entered the city of Mosul. The operation in Raqqa includes multiple Arab and Kurdish groups. It's a true coalition effort. It's going to be carried out in coordination with a whole host of international back-up.</s>ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: A South Carolina man accused of chaining a kidnapped woman inside a shed for two months now charged in a quadruple murder cold case. Investigators say Todd Kohlhepp confessed to a 2003 massacre at a motorcycle shop after his arrest last week for the kidnapping of Kala Brown. When authorities searched Kohlhepp's property they found three other bodies, including the remains of Brown's boyfriend.</s>CUOMO: A 5.0-magnitude earthquake rocking central Oklahoma last night. It could be felt as far away as Dallas, Kansas City -- even Little Rock, Arkansas. The epicenter was located near Cushing, Oklahoma, about 50 miles southeast of Tulsa. There are reports of damage, mostly to buildings. No serious injuries -- that's the good news.</s>CAMEROTA: We do have some breaking news out of Philadelphia right now. The strike shutting down parts of the city's transit system is over. A tentative deal has been struck between SEPTA and a local union. Many people worried that this strike could have affected voting in the battleground state of Pennsylvania if it kept voters from getting to the polls.</s>CUOMO: Hillary Clinton cleared again by the FBI. Director James Comey doing something else that's unprecedented. This time, Comey, right on the eve of the election, saying the emails have been through and there is nothing there. The question for him, did Comey cross the line? We're going to ask a former FBI senior intelligence official, next.
U.S.-Backed Forces Launch Bid To Seize Raqqa