This morning, Metro Detroit crime surivivors and their families are boarding a bus bound for Washington D.C. to raise their voices for change. They'll be joined by more than 3,000 other victims and families from 30 states. Tomorrow is the first ever Crime Survivors Speak March on Washington, and Metro Detroiters are making sure they're a part of that movement. The bus took off around 5 a.m., with local victims strapping in for the over 500-mile trip. Each person touched by the spectrum of violence, saying they're not just hoping to raise awareness in D.C., but they're hoping having their voices heard sparks change.

Scattered showers or drizzle continue overnight. More rain chances are back Tuesday. There could be some thunder too. Highs will be in the 70s this week.

A deadline to reach a deal is fast approaching. CBS News New York's Tim McNicholas has the details -- and possible fallout.

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New York City's Gridlock Alert Days start Monday, as the U.N. General Assembly ramps up this week. CBS News New York's Natalie Duddridge has the latest from Manhattan's East Side.

Gas service has been restored after officials said a line ruptured in the Bronx, sending people running for cover and the smell of fumes into the air. CBS News New York's Christina Fan has the latest.