>> reporter: days after matthew made landfall in haiti, hundreds of dead and tens of thousands are homeless. he showed us what was left of his home. >> every time the wind would blow, you took all the children and you got on your knees and you would cover them. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> reporter: he described the horror of living through the storm. you went -- >> yeah. >> reporter: the first half -- >> yeah. big ro c i called them, come in here, come in here. then they come. >> reporter: and then your roof? >> then my roof. >> reporter: wow. more than 1,000 people are staying in this shelter, a school of structures that survived the hurricane. they tell us they've seen little in terms of nothing with help from their government. they don't have anything to eat. the most important part came as

dozens of people surrounded me and they asked me to write their names in my reporter's notebook as a way of saying, look, we're here, we survived. don't forget about about us. samsung is stopping the sale of all of its galaxy 7 notebook phones. it comes after a fire in the phones replaced models. >> reporter: last tuesday, kentucky resident michael smoke. >> looked over and my phone's on fire. >> reporter: he traded in his first galaxy note 7 a week earlier. >> phone is supposed to be the replacement. you thought it was safe. it wasn't plugged in, it was just sitting there. >> reporter: last month, samsung recalled 2.5 million phones to replace the new battery. however, it hasn't prevented all of the phones from overheating.

something from a battery from a battery supplier. but these replacement phones have an issue with other batteries. obviously the issue is somewhere else. it may be the design of the phone or a combination. >> reporter: new action by samsung in a statement to cbs news, the company says samsung will ask all carriers and retail partners globally to stop sales and exchanges of the galaxy note 7 while the investigation is taking place. >> t i and the biggest iphone. it's definitely meant to be sort of the big holiday push phone. and definitely not going to be that. definitely not going to show up in all of the stockings for christmas. coming up on the "morning news," he once called it the eighth wonder of the world, but donald trump's taj mahal is no more. leaving thousands of atlantic

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quietly arriving. where people are praying. a hollywood star was live industrialing on facebook yesterday, shortly before her arrest at a protest in north dakota. actress shailene woodley was am demonstrators opposed a pipeline that would take crude from north dakota to illinois. the army corps of engineers have not yet approved construction on the land. facebook and a rare shark attack. the orlando sentinel reports that a 4-year-old was found safe in tennessee three days after she vanished in florida.

accused of kidnapping rebecca liew lewis. he lived with her family until a couple years ago. researchers studied the 11-year period ending in 2013. they found 220 deaths in texas and 440 in california. both states have laws requiring such reports. oregon reports that a portland man was attacked by a shark. he was bitten in the lower leg monday. the fellow surfer said he never lost consciousness. the last shark attack at that beach was 28 years ago. "the new york times" reports that sodamakers give millions to health groups while lobbying against laws that would tax soda sales. researchers found that coke and

leading health groups in recent years. the report said that several groups that took beverage industry money with help support plans that would tax sugary sodas. and "the wall street journal" report on the new facebook tool that lets workers chat and collaborate with one another. the company launched workplace by facebook yesterday, touting it as an alternative to e-mail. facebook plans to charge $1 to $3 monthly for feature. coming up out breakout star from the presidential debate becomes an unwitting fashion icon. click it in to enjoy clean freshness with every flush. lysol. start healthing. ? yeah, click ? man: i accept i'm not the deep sea fisherman i was. i accept i'm not out on the ocean wrestling marlin. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ? ken bone became an instant international star during sunday night's presidential debate. and many among his legion of new fans decided they needed a sweater like his. the red izod is now sold out. on the "cbs moneywatch," a trump casino closes its doors

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and much more. >> good morning, meg. u.s. crude oil is at the highest price in a year and the dow gained 88 points, the s&p rose nearly 10. the nasdaq finished 36 points higher. and theranos and its founders lied to attract investors, partners invested nearly $100 million in the company so that they could accurately perform dozens of tests with just a few drops of blood. theranos says the suit is about merit. two recalls hitting people with a sweet tooth this morning. turkey hill said it mislabeled its dutch chocolate premium ice cream and the package may actually contain rocky road. that is a problem for people

meanwhile, suppliers recalling the cookie dough sold to blue bell creameries over listeria concerns. and the taj mahal closed its doors for good yesterday. the strike lasted over 100 days. trump said there was no reason to shut the casino that a deal could have been worked out. the shutdown leaves about 3,000 employees out of work. the taj mahal is theif atlantic city casino to shut since 2015. meg. >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. we're matching today. still ahead, a big night in baseball, fenway bids farewell to an emotional big pop-up. and alliance keeping the cubs from breaking out their broom.

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cleveland wins, and the indians are headed to the american league championship series! they have swept the -- >> cleveland rocks. the indians finished a three-game sweep of the boston red sox last night. they'll take on the toronto blue jays in the nlds. despite the loss, the faithfuls stuck around to celebrate a legend of their own. beloved slugger david or the tease got the curtain call after the final mlb game. speaking from the clubhouse, he talked about the emotion and his moment on mound. >> it kind of hit me. like i said, i regret the old

i couldn't hold it no more. >> ortiz walks away after three world series championships. ten all-star games and six silver all-star slugger awards. the chicago cubs are looking to break out their brooms but they got a walkoff. 13th inning, heroic by buster poseny who drove in the winning run. lakers fans now hav opportunity to come face-to-face with kobe bryant, 65. on the auction block, bryant's face mask, the black mamba wore it in several games in 2004 after suffering a broken nose after the all-star game. auctioneneers hope that won't keep them from netting an extra $50,000 for the mask.

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since 1980, democrats have won only black voters gave the narrowiest of victories but the political voting bloc that divides race. >> reporter: north carolina has deep southern roots from its culture to its painful past. >> racism is still here. you know, i can feel them breathing down my neck. >> reporter: black voters here tell us race relations have worsened in recent years. the police shooting of a black

to days of protests. christopher hines thinks hillary clinton is the only presidential candidate who can help bring reform. >> i think clinton would be much better at making that change happen because she's for human beings. >> reporter: 23% of voters in north carolina are black. 96% of them voted for president obama four years ago. and he still lost the state by two points, both clinton and donald trump are courting black voters here. in speeches to largely whi democrats have failed the black community. >> you're living in poverty. your schools are no good. you have no jobs. what the hell do you have to lose? >> reporter: many told us they find his comments offensive. >> he's indicating that people of color just look at this privileged white man and we'll take you somewhere. >> my question is what does

trump? >> reporter: a lot if you ask trump supporter bob shoe. >> i think that's his purpose to get people in america thinking differently about what's happened in the past. and make it better in the future. >> reporter: nancy laxton said some people are too sensitive to what she calls trump honesty. >> they're saying please. they're trying to make it trying to be president make the american people think that he i against this person, whether they're mexican, whether they're chinese, and that's not what he's saying. >> reporter: bishop james woodson disagrees. >> he has taken on, with a sense ever comfort, to be able to say that i think some folks have been wanting to say for the last eight years. >> reporter: and how does that make you feel when you hear these things? >> that it's not dead. >> reporter: what's not dead?

us that issue will be key when though go to the polls. in such a tight race, their vote will be critical. coming up on "cbs this morning," inside the party feud over donald trump. we'll talk to john hellman. plus, more children are hospitalized with infections after visiting a california dentist. and emmy award winner memoir. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching.

it's getting cooler outside. sherry will tell us how hot it's expected to get before we get to this weekend. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus...it's day two of the special session in carson city. as lawmakers fight to get the raiders in las vegas. we'll see who showed up during yesterday's meetings and what else was on the agenda. ((brian loftus)) >> and...we'll see why the city of oakland has to say about the raiders possibly moving to las vegas. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live... ((kirsten joyce)) thank's for waking up with us i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus today is day number two for the special session in carson city. lawmakers are deciding to approve 750- million- dollars in public funding for an n-f-l stadium ((kirsten joyce)) >> but the assembly has also been busy... with the latest installment of the more cops tax. sheriff joe lombardo testified