the clinton campaign put some of his one-liners to use in a new campaign video released wednesday. >> donald trump said keep him out if they are muslim. mike pence put a program in place. >> total and complete shutdown of muslims. >> he is asking everybody to vote for somebody that he cannot defend. >> trump participates in a town hall meeting today in new hampshire, sort of a dress rehearsal for sunday's debate. coming up on "cbs this morning," we will talk about the debates and the campaign with the republican vice presidential candidate, indiana governor mike pence. another national security agency contractor is charged with stealing classified information. harold martin was arrested in august. he worked for the same company boos allen hamilton that employed edward snowden. they found highly classified information in martin's maryland home. he admits he took the material.

exceptional grave danger to national security. martin remains in custody. samsung says it is trying to figure out why a replacement galaxy smartphone note 7 started to smoke, forcing the evacuation of a southwest passenger jet. >> we got smoke in the cabin. could you send the emergency xipt over here? equipment over here? >> reporter: southwest flight 994 from louisville to baltimore was sitting at the gate wednesday morning when a passenger report brian green said he had turned off his phone and put it in his pocket. >> i heard some popping that sounded like a zip lock bag popping open and looked around to see what that was and there was smoke just billowing, pouring out of my pocket. >> green said he had picked up the replacement phone after samsung announced last month it was recalling 2.5 million galaxy note 7 because of a battery flaw. a land mark climate change agreement hammered out in paris takes effect next month.

that account for over 56% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions agreed to the deal. >> today, the world meets the moment and if we follow through on the commitments that this paris agreement embodies, history may well judge it as a turning point for our planet. >> the deal requires countries to reduce the emissions that cause global temperatures to rise. melting glaciers and raising sea levels. the supreme court appears likely to side with a texas inmate who claims he was sent to death row because of his race. conservative and liberal justices agreed yesterday that duane buck is entitled to a new penalty hearing. a witness called by his attorney testified that buck was more likely to be violent in the future because he is black. >> that is indefensible. that is incomprehensible and that his own lawyers introduced that. and it is unconstitutional. >> his guilty for two murders is not disputed. a ruling is expected early next year. a first grader who died

was remembered as a super hero during services in south carolina. mourners in townville were urged to honor jacob hall yesterday by wearing costumes to his funeral. >> may a 6-year-old boy become such a part of our lives that this community shows the rest of the world what hope is all about. >> another student and a teacher were wounded in the shooting last week. the suspect is a 14-year-old boy. coming up on the "morning news." now a political showdown hits the big screen. we will tell you why a theater chain is showing sunday's presidential debate. the national league wildcard game nail-biter. the giants come up big against the mets after a scoreless game.

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>> gillespie breaks open a scoreless game with a three-run home run in the ninth and that lifted san francisco for a wildcard playoff win and sank the hopes. mets fans last night in new york. the giants have won 3 off the last 6 world series titles. author stephen king ways with in on the creepy clown hysteria. the presidential debate is coming to a theater near you. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the philadelphia inquirer reports the presidential debate sund n more than 200 regal cinemas nationwide. not only are the showings free, the movie chain says anybody buying popcorn can get a small soft drink at no charge. "the washington post" says michelle obama doesn't want the white house garden to be plowed under by the next tenant. during a dedication yesterday, the first lady announced 2.5 million in donations to maintain it. the garden has more than doubled

chronicle" quotes stephen king's tweet about creepy clown hoaxes. king says most clowns cheer up children and make people laugh. the nationwide wave of pranks is hurting professional performers. >> it's incredibly disappointing because you take something that is meant to be positive and fun and healthy for kids, and turn it into a threat and something scary. >> fraudulent reports of threatening clowns in recent dozen arrests, most of them teenagers. and "the salt lake tribune" says a hospital charged a man nearly $40 to hold his newborn son in the delivery room. he found it funny and he actually got donations when he told his story online. the hospital says an extra nurse was needed to supervise his hug because it was a cesarean birth. who says you can't put a price tag on bonding? it's $40. still to come, another big

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>> blue origin successfully tested an escape system of its new shepard rocket. jeff bezos space company launched and landed it yesterday in texas. the crew capsule was separated in flight and parachuted safely to the ground. on the cbs "moneywatch." new protections for prepaid debit card holders. the mall of america takes a stand on thanksgiving. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. the price of u.s. benchmark crude oil closed nearly $50 on a barrel the highest price since late june and that pushed energy stocks higher which in turn led to overall gains here on wall street. the dow climbed 112 points and s&p finished 9 points higher and nasdaq gained 26. supreme court appears reluctant to change insider laws. trading laws. court heard arguments yesterday in a case involving an illinois man was convicted of making investments based on inside information from an extended family member but the justices seem unlikely to

which would limit those who could be prosecuted. there is some new federal rules expanding protections to prepaid debit card users. issuers allowed to provide users basic account information like balances and transaction history free of charge. fees for the cards will have to be more clearly disclosed and there will be greater protections for lost or stolen cards. and the nation's largest shopping mall, the mall of america in bloomington, minnesota, says it is closing as many of its operations on thanksgiving as possible. the mall's 520 stores will have the option to stay open but mall officials expect that few will do so. this really goes against the growing trend of retailers who open thanksgiving night and then stay open through black friday. >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. still ahead, a rising danger on the road. traffic deaths are spiking. we will look at what is behind

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. driving is becoming deadlier instead of safer on u.s. highways. kris van cleave reports that technology may be part of the cause and the solution. >> reporter: this summer, a 53-year-old woman was pushed off the road and killed when the driver of this suv hit her while texting and speeding. it's just one example in a growing trend of traffic deaths on u.s. roads. in 2015, more than 35,000 people died in crashes. the biggest increase since 1966. 2016 is on pace to be even worse. deaths are up an estimated 10.4% in the first half of the year.

on our hands. >> reporter: on wednesday, several government agencies and safety groups announced a new coalition with the coal of eventually ending all traffic deaths. distracted driving is an ongoing issue. low gas prices are also part of the problem because americans are driving more. but mark rosekind, the head of the national highway traffic safety administration says that doesn't fully explain the new spike in deaths. >> vehicle miles traveled might be part of it. it's barely half of it so we have to figure out what else is going on. >> reporter: technology could be part of the solution. car companies have ad make auto braking standard in virtually all vehicles by 2022. and self-driving cars could reduce human error down the road. debbie hersman from the national safety council says 100 vehicle deaths every day, answers need to be found now. >> 100 fatalities is a day is the equivalent of two regional jets crashing every day.

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here is look at this morning's top story. hurricane matthew is expected to come close to florida's atlantic coast by late tonight. matthew is moving through the bahamas this morning. some 2 million people from florida to south carolina have been ordered or urged to evacuate. matthew is blamed for at least there is already heavy rain and wind in nassau. matthew is a category three storm with sustained winds of 115 miles per hour. a democratic presidential candidate has won pennsylvania in the last six elections. recent polls give hillary clinton the edge there, but weijia jiang went across the state and found out this year the outcome is less certain. >> reporter: parts of pennsylvania are undeniably

market, die-hard democrats crave the chance to cast their ballot. >> very passionate. >> reporter: in 2008, 83% of the vote in this city went to president obama. 85% in 2012. clinton hopes the same turnout will help her clench the state's 20 electoral votes. >> these will make the world go around. at least we h president. she has been in politics for years now. he just got in. >> reporter: but as the city's scape fades along the pennsylvania turnpike, so does hillary clinton's support while donald trump support emerge. we met this man at a johnsville steel yard, turned scrap yard, where he works. >> it used to make metal and now it's ghost. >> reporter: a ghost town? >> yes. >> reporter: the steel industry

here at its peak in the 1950s. foreign competition and new technology wiped out those jobs and the community has yet to recover. he thinks trump can change that. >> he wants to try to bring jobs back to america instead of shipping them out and, you know, letting them build stuff overseas. >> reporter: jwf industries is one of the few steel factories still operating in town. the ceo bill bachuck says he believes trump will protect us manufacturing. how many of your employees are registered democrats? >> roughly, 75% are registered democrats. >> reporter: and how many are voting for donald trump? >> about 90%. >> reporter: a loyal base has helped the democrats win pennsylvania since 1992, but many voters told us this year, they are looking at the candidate, not the party. weijia jiang, cbs news, johnstown, pennsylvania. coming up after your local

we launch the new series campaign 2016, issues that matter. today, we talk with senator lindsey graham about foreign policy. plus, how a top high school football team in washington state is having trouble finding an opponent after three teams forfeited. that is the morning news for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green.

((sharie johnson)) >> and i'm sharie johnson in for keristen. as powerful hurricane matthew makes its way towards the u-s -- people in coastal cities from florida to south carolina are getting out of town. ((brian loftus)) >> several east coast residents are hitting the highways trying to get out of the way of the deadly category three storm. matthew is ep afternoon holly firfer is live in daytona beach, florida with the very latest. ((holly firfer)) >> president obama urged residents in the path of hurricane latest. ((holly firfer)) >> president obama urged residents in the path of hurricane >> president obama urged residents in the path of hurricane matthew to take the storm seriously, warning of a "devastating