temperatures in the 50s for a lot of locations. our coast. cooler compared to yesterdaymoo very vulnerable to storm surge. and you know i remind people, >> enjoy it's certainly the wind is a problem. >> thank you for watching. in these hurricanes, you bits the flooding, the rising seas your next update is at 7:26 am. that cause the loss of life so we have four zones in virginia, good morning to our viewers in the wednesday, september 12, we have ordered a mandatory evacuation of zone a. we did that about 24 hours ago. 2018, welcome to "cbs this we're asking individuals that live in that zone to go to higher land to inland areas and morning." hurricane florence is being called the storm of a lifetime as millions evacuate the to be safe and they are heeding carolina coastline. we're on the fragile barrier the warning, so thank you. >> that's a lot of evacuees, but islands that could see historic most people don't have a second rain and storm surge. home. people may not have family in elizabeth smart says she can't understand why the woman the area. who helped kidnap her is getting do you have enough shelters? >> we have a number of regional out of prison five years earlier than expected. shelters and also state shelters, and you know people why a mistake is forcing her don't necessarily have to go very far. just have to go inland. release. we sit down with the only woman ever to command the and to higher land where they're safer. citadel's corps of cadets. because there's some very low-lying areas in coastal erin zorn tell us about it. virginia, those are the areas we worry about. we want people out of those areas because we just can't get to them if something happens. and suze orman is in studio

>> governor there's been a lot 57 to reveal her new plan to of rainfall in virginia this take control of your finances. past year. are there areas of virginia why she believes self-worth is where people wouldn't think they were in danger where they should equal to network. we begin this morning with a think because of the previous rainfall they are now in danger? look at today's eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> obviously a along streams and rivers at risk of rising and the it's tremendously big and tremendously wet. >> this is the force of nature. localities, we'll let those individuals know if they need to >> destructive, devastating evacuate. so i just encourage everybody, beast and it is headed right at this is a very, very dangerous us. >> millions brace for hurricane storm. and i encourage everybody to stay tuned, to be vigilant and florence. >> folks boarding up as to follow the recommendations that we make. >> you know governor, there's hurricane forlorence revs up. always somebody that says i'm going to stick it out. >> this storm is a monster. i'm not leaving my house. they hear it's a monster, it's it's big and it's vicious. vicious so what do you say to >> president trump is touting his administration's response to those people, who really hurricane maria. convince them? >> puerto rico was incredibly is there a point of no return in your mind that if you don't get out by x time, forget it? successful. fallout from the sexual abuse scandal in the catholic >> well there is a point of no return and when there's serious flooding, we can't get to those church. areas. i grew up in on the coast. >> the woman who helped abduct i have washed several of these elizabeth smart set to be released years earlier than hurricanes and i would ask these individuals to pay attention, to expected. >> she's terribly mentally ill. listen to other folks that have

time's up is movingonate le experienced this. and to heed our warning and don't take any chances. this is about life and death and we want to keeverybody in'to en package. people who are trying to help and all that matters. you. governor, we thank you for >> serena leaned over and said taking the time this morning, we know you have a lot going on and something to you. what did she say to you? we'll check in with you later, i'm sure. president trump says the >> with what do you think she federal government will spare no expense in dealing with said? >> girl you're good. florence. he tweeted this this morning, we >> that she's proud of me and she knew the crowd wasn't booing got a-pluses for our recent at me. >> on cbs this morning. hurricane warning work in texas >> i decided to regrow my and florida and did an unappreciated great job in mustache, but things got a puerto rico. little out of hand. he added, we are ready for the >> the clue is -- alex trebek. big one that is coming. now part of the tweet answers critics of the government's hurricane response in puerto who's trying to steal my new rico. major garrett is at the white look? check out this daily double. house with more. major, good morning. >> good morning. look at this! president trump reviewed hurricane preparations here yesterday. look. in advance of this massive storm he's just sporting a cheap but when asked about the federal canadian knock-off of the tmor hurricane response in puerto rico last year, he deemed it quote, incredibly successful. presented by toyota, let's go that prompted the mayor of san

presented by toyota, let's go places. juan, puerto rico to accuse the president on twitter of trivializing the loss of life there and ignoring longstanding colbert is working that but still fud quests beard. >> it seems to be working for from the islal him. i remember david letterman started it first. assistance. >> it's tremendously big and >> i once grew a beard because i thought it would make me look tremendously wet. >> president trump declared states of emergency in the older and my mother said it made carolinas and virginia. me look like some kind of clearing the way for immediate patient. >> let's not try that here. federal assistance, part of a >> always here with the candid remark. >> always. multi-layered effort to evacuate >> good morning and welcome to and brace for hurricane cbs this morning, forecasters florence. >> i think that puerto rico was an incredible unsung success. watching hurricane florence are warning it could cause terrible damage and loss of life over >> but a killer storm last year, huge area of the u.s. hurricane maria, triggered the national weather service described the category 4 renewed scrutiny. hurricane as the storm of a the president praised the lifetime. it's expected to strengthen federal response in the face of before it hits the carolinas in fresh reports that nearly 3,000 died and months passed before about 48 hours. electricity was restored to as many as 25 million people are populated areas of puerto rico. >> i actually think it was one in florence's projected path. of the best jobs that's ever >> we don't know where the been done with respect to what massive storm will go after it this is all about. hits the coast. >> the puerto rican government the worst possibility is that it originally said 64 people died could stall. in the storm. but recently conceded that chief weather caster lonnie number vastly underestimated the

quinn of our station wcbs tv is death toll. the president said the island's here with the newest changes to power woes were known before florence's track. maria hit. >> there have been some changes >> their electric grid and their overnight. now here's the imagery of electric generating plant was florence. still a cat 4, it's lost a dead before the storms ever hit. little bit of strength while you it was in very bad shape. were sleeping, but still a cat 4 it was in bankruptcy. with 134-mile-per-hour winds. had no money. it was largely, largely closed. >> the federal response to the biggest change is in the track. take a look, it holds on to the hurricane maria remains under cat 4 status throughout the day scrutiny. on thursday. particularly after these photos friday, possibly dropping down began circulating on social to a cat 3 at landfall. media yesterday. they appear to show millions of but ishis ndfall, maybe as a bottles of water on an airport cat 3, or cat 2, or does it runway in saba, puerto rico. skirt the coast? take a look at how w we think ts sources on the ground tell that is going to ply out. water has been there since last if it comes towards the shore fall. federal emergency officials tell and bends down to the south, that means the eye would never cbs news it was delivered in the immediate aftermath of maria, actually make a landfall it they don't know what happened would continue to maintain after it was turned over to the strength over water and it would central government. pummel the coastline. >> major, thank you. so what accounts for this? newly revealed documents why are we making this change? show the trump administration that's the only guarantee with a took money away from fema and hurricane is that there will other federal agencies apparently to pay for immigration detention centers. always be last-minute changes.

fema lost nearly $10 million out of its $15 billion budget, jest the high has cut t d to the south tugging on it, we thing begay is in washington with the it's going to make a little agency's response. southerly movement. >> over the last year there have so the numbers are still in ter been questions about whether fema's resources are stretched this entire time it's raining thin. and it's also putting storm as it responds to hurricanes and that's why that nearly $10 surge onshore. we're talking 20, 30 inches of million is getting a lot of attention this morning. rain along the carolina coast it the budget documents were first could be 30-inches or more in made public by senator jeff the wilmington area. and then if you take a peek at merkley, a democrat from oregon how it plays out in terms of who has called the money where the worst of it will be, transfer a scandal. more than $4 million of the anywhere on the right-hand side of the eye as it moves south, funds from fema listed as response and recovery or that's the worst quadrant. preparedness and protection. but the documents says mission gayle? >> when you see that many colors impact is minimized, as fema on the map, lonnie, it's not a will curtail training, travel good thing. i know you're on top of it, and public engagement. thanks a lot. more than one million people the 40-page report says without in the evacuation zones are the transfer of funds, ice will moving away from the coast. not be able to fulfill its adult myrtle beach, south carolina reversed several lanes on detention requirements this year. in their response, the a highways so people could move spokesman for the department of homeland security said the funds inland. >> a mandatory evacuation goes cut from fema were from routine into effect here in wrightsville operating expenses and could not

have been used for hurricane beach at 8:00 a.m. response. what's different about north dhs also says under no carolina is if you don't follow circumstances was any disaster a mandatory evacuation order relief funding transferred from fema to i.c.e. services. here, you can be cited with a misdemeanor crime. nora? >> jeff, thank you very much. >> the national hurricane center the archbeneficiary ol of sounds subtly ominous in tone when they give this information. washington, d.c. says he's going right here in wrightsville to rome to discuss his potential resignation with pope francis. beach, the storm surge could be cardinal donald worrell is between nine and 13 feet. that's higher than some homes. facing increased calls to step the rainfall could be between 20 down. he led the pittsburgh diocese and 40 inches, it's staggering for 18 years and was implicated when you think of it. on the beach where we are now, all of these homes will be under in the recent pennsylvania grand jury report. immediate mandatory evacuation. nicky batiste is following it. and it is these barrier islands good morning. >> cardinal worrell met with 200 of north carolina that will be the first to bear the brunt of priests in his archdiocese yesterday in a letter he shared hurricane florence. the weather is quiet. his intent to meet with the pope about his future. it is beautiful. for the most part, it appears as an expert we spoke with said a letter like this is highly though most people are starting to leave. unusual, but a resignation would it's eerily empty around here. be even more so. in a letter tuesday, cardinal but people are being warned. donald wuerl said a decision on if you haven't left, now is the time to get out. his future is essential so his

>> it is an extremely dangerous, archdiocese can move forward. a pennsylvania grand jury report released last month found more than 300 catholic priests life-threatening, historic sexually abused more than 1,000 hurricane. >> north carolina's governor roy cooper issued a grim warning children since 1947. yesterday. as mandatory evacuations went into effect. wuerl presided over 32 accused >> hurricane florence will affect each and every one of priests during his 18 years at the pittsburgh diocese. you. >> i've haven't been through one among accusations against him, is that he reassigned and this strong, so safety first. reinstated them. >> people who live in >> did you ever move priests, wrightsville beach are bracing quietly? for a direct impact. >> that wasn't our process. >> we've got a long trip. >> we spoke with wuerl the night >> for phillip payne it meant before the report was released. packing up his truck and driving >> do you you have plans to to charlotte with his fiancee resign? >> what i want to talk about is and his two dogs. my effort in the 18 years there, >> it's been a learning and that was to introduce the experience, we going to get out of here, better safe than sorry. zero poll rans. >> as florence closes in stores and priests against whom there in the caroms and virginia are was a credible proven accusation run out of fuel, groceries and that appropriate action was taken. generators. >> line up by your number. >> the letter came the same day >> in raleigh, nj north carolina, peel waited for hours that pope francis due criticism. he said bishops are under attack from the great accuser, another for store managers to restock their shelves. name for satan. it seems like the great accuser yesterday we drove through

myrtle beach, south carolina, where it appeared most people has been unchained, the pope had obeyed warnings to get out. said. adding he tries to uncover the >> the highway patrol told us, sins so they are visible in if people stay in their homes order to scandalize the people. >> many people are looking to and they don't heed the pope francis to show a degree of evacuation and leave, the cops are not going to pull them out leadership on this matter. of their house, but they may not that he hasn't yet shown. be able to come help you if you >> patrick hornbeck is the chair need rescue when the storm makes of the theology department at landfall. there are always those people fordham university. >> i think it's fair to say that like mike white and his eight neighbor who is have stocked up the catholic church in the u.s. on essentials and plan to ride at least is in a crisis it out florence. >> okay, wish us well. ink it t happens . this morning pope fr >> we are wishing you and your announced he's calling on all neighbors well, mike. heads of catholic bishops to look i just got off the phone with our meteorologist at our come together in february for a charleston affiliate in south meeting on clergy sex abuse, the first such summon of its kind. carolina and the meteorologist said david, our threat level has risen significantly as the storm >> nikki, thank you. one of elizabeth smart's has started to jog a little further south. we're more worried now than we kidnappers will walkut of were 24 hours ago. prison five years earlier than expected. please, everybody, get ready. what's behind the people, the tone that meteorologists are using is very, very serious. >> wow. >> thank you, david.

the worry keeps rising. hospitals in south carolina are rushing to evacuate hundreds of patients. ambulances lined up l ouide grand strand medical cent ihere re than 320 patients are being good morning. we are seeing increasing clouds and winds and cooler transferred to hospitals in temperatures for today. georgia and florida. a big difference with our cooler weather. hi today mid-sixties in san critical patients will be francisco low 70s and belay hope. mid-70s for santa rosa. airlifted with a staff member. the hospital's trauma medical director says they'll be ready for anything. daytime highs today, mid-70s inland. >> we're riding this out with upper 50s along the coast. cooler still for tomorrow and will stay cool to end the work full teams, from a surgical, we can into the weekend. medical and also o.r. readiness and e.d. that's ready for patients that may arrive during the storm and for those that start to arrive immediately after this storm ceases and allows us to deliver care that we need to. >> a mandatory medical evacuation order from south carolina's governor requires all hospitals to relocate patients by tomorrow afternoon. virginia governor declared a state of emergency ahead of the storm. he joins us from richmond. governor, good morning. i know that a mandatory

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that monstrosity? >> that looked like it had some eyes. we're going to pass on that. welcome back to "cbs this morning." here are three things you should know this morning. north american pig farmers are being held. potential flood threats can threaten the drinking water. and new york pork farms have millions of gallons of untreated sewage. they are also monitoring 9 toxic waste sites near the north carolina coast. researchers say participants who ate about three daily serves of whole fat dairy had a 3.7% rate of major cardiovascular disease. that's compared to 5% among those who consumed less than a half serving of full fat dairy per day. and apple is expected to

unveil its biggest and most expected iphone today as part a line-up of three new models. apple lovers suspect it will have a 6.5-inch oled screen and could cost $1,000. apple is hoping it will slow growing demand. only 13% of consumers say they plan to upgrade their current devices in the next three months. elizabeth smart describes a decision to free one of her captors as incomprehensible. she was held in captivity for nine months. utah officials determined they miscalculated wanda barzee's prison sentence. barzee was convicted in 2010 for her role in the abduction. we have dramatic reaction to the sentence. i imagine it took people off

guard.d. wanda be will be released one week from today, more than five years earlier than expected. smart said she's surprised and disappointed to learn of the decision. she said she will publicly speak about barzee's release in the coming days, after first trying to understand it. 16 years after surviving unimaginable horrors, elizabeth smart is still haunted by her abduction. 72-year-old wanda barzee who pleaded guilty to helping other husband, brian david mitchell, kidnap smart and hold her hostage, will soon be a free woman. >> by law we have to release her. she served her maximum time with utah. >> reporter: in 2010, barzee was convicted of both federal and state crimes. after completing her federal sentence in 2016, she began serving her state sentence. but in a stunning announcement on tuesday, the utah board of pardons and parole says it miscalculated her state sentence. now instead of a release in 2024, she'll go free on september 19th. >> the board must count her

federal time concurrently with her state sentence. >> reporter: in a statement smart said in part, it is incomprehensible how someone who has not cooperated with her mental health evaluations can be released in our community. >> elizabeth, if you're out there, we're doing everything we possibly can to help you. >> reporter: for nine months, they looked for 14-year-old smart after she was abducted from her home in 1992. smart, now 30, spoke about barzee to gayle king in a "cbs this morning" podcast in april. >> i looked at what she was doing to me, and i felt like she was every bit responsible, if not more, because she had had children. >> barzee will be under federal supervision for five years following her release. her attorney would not comment on his client's mental health, but in a statement he said in

part, i greatly appreciate that our board of pardons is willing to assess and reconsider legal conclusions bria conclusions. brian david mitchell is serving two concurrent life sentences for kidnapping and assaulting her. >> she's got two children, she's very pregnant with her third, in her eighth month, and this is the last thing she needs is this kind of news. >> her father is worried she will come after her or her children. a man taking money from a gofundme account is out on bail. he and his girlfriend started a gofundme campaign for homeless man johnny bobbitt.

bobbitt is now suing the couple for allegedly stealing money from that account. the couple's lawyer says one or both of them will likely be indicted. last week authorities towed away a bmw from the couple's home after the raid. that's just one of those really disturbing -- >> it's gone from nice to low down. it's very disappointing. >> and it feels like it's going to go lower. the rising popularity of electric scooters is meeting more trips to the e.r. doctors say how they're putting themselves at risk for serious injuries. subscribe to our "cbs this morning" podcast or wherever you like to download your podcasts. here's your top stories happening in your world in less than 20 minutes. you're watching "cbs this morning". amily? only eggland's best.

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watchers report an alarming ride and injuries related to electric scooters amid a nationwide spike in their popularity. they're popping up in cities from coast to coast and renters can use an app on their phone ton rent the devices from companies like bird, lime, and skip. but asmir rea villarreal shows us it is leading to a rise in emergency room visits. >> the brakes were completely gone. >> lisa beardslee said she suffered hairline fractures in her wharm she was forced to jump off a bird scooter two months ago. >> when i landed i slid about five feet and the bird landed on top of me. >> from california to texas to washington, d.c., officials have been scrambling to control the risi of electric scooters. and now doctors say they're seeing an uptick in injury. >> i think part of it is inexperience, people are not

used to riding these. >> this urgent care facility in santa monica, california, has treated hundreds of scooter injuries. >> if i see only one a day, that's kind of the norm. if i don't see one on a day, i'm really surprised. >> ucla's nel center started counting scooter injuries in july. there are were 60 that month and they estimate 75 in august. everything from wrist and leg fractures to make juror head injuries. beardslee said her injuries from the faulta brakes might require surgery. she's planning to file a lawsuit. >> did you complain to bird? >> yes, did i. all i got was an apology, hope you're okay, that was it. >> and clearly you're not. >> no. >> bird says it does daily safety inspections and has a fleet of what the company calls bird watchers. >> so the bird waefrps go around every day and they scan every single bird to determine is it in a good safety state or not. it if it's not they'll take it off the road.

safety is our top priority, we're obsessed about safety. >> but it's not just riders getting hurt. >> it was like i was walking down the pier and i got hit by a motor vehicle. >> "dancin dave" petersen is a street former. he said he lost months of work hand to simplify his act after a man on a scooter hit him from behind and left. >> i have a broken harm here and my right buy acce my right by september was severed. i'ming an. >> i the doctor said with the number of righters increasing we've seen injuries inkreeltion. what do you tell them. >> it has been proven that there are safety in numbers. more scooters that will ride in the bike lanes, the safer they. >> so your solution is more bird riders? >> more bird riders, absolutely. >> for "cbs this morning,"

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welcome back to "cbs this morning." here's a look at some of this morning's headlines around the globe. paul maba for the is in talks with prosecutors about a possible plea deal. president trump's former campaign chairman is being prosecuted by special counsel roobt mueller for alleged money laundering and lobbying violations. the president has praised his former campaign chairman for not taking a plea deal. we reached out to manafort spokesman but have not heard back. the state reports whoon appears to be the first deadly cougar attack in the wild. the body of 55-year-old diana bober was found monday in the mount hood national forest. hiker had been missing for nearly two weeks. her injuries were consistent with of that of a cougar attack. the authorities will try to identify the animal. serena williams matches after the final, they think

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>> president trump when asked about the federal hurricane response in puerto rico last year he deemed it incredibly successful. >> the cardinal shared his intent to meet with the pope about his future. an expert we spoke with said a letter like this is highly unusual but a resignation would be even more so. >>. wanda barzee will be released five years earlier than expected. smart says she's surprised and disappointed? >> this is another reason why god gave us surveillance cameras. there's a guy walking into a vape shop with pernicious intent and he gets his gun and she gets it before him and he's gone. butter fingers. robber, thank goodness not good at what they do. >> he's stupid with two os.

>> so true. >> and she had quick hands. >> all on video. good morning, i'm norah o'donnell with john dickerson and gayle king. forecasters predict hurricane florence could be the most costly and catastrophic storm ever to hit the u.s. more than a million people are evacuating along the southeast coast. states across the country are sending firefighters, search-and-rescue teams and other emergency personnel to the region. >> florence is still heading towards the carolinas but its track has shifted a little. the director of the national hurricane center said yesterday, this one really scares. chief weathe forecastelanhi quinn is here with the newest advisory. good morning. >> we have new information from the national hurricane center. still a category 4, a little weaker than it was yesterday but boy you're splitting hairs, this is a beast of a storm. if you take a look at the track of the storm, this is where we see changes today. holds on to the cat 4 status

thursday, maybe dropping down to a category 3 as it gets close to hand. is that a landfall friday morning or a category 2 making a landfall? it's curbing more to the south than we saw before so south carolina this is a little bit of tough information for you and the reason we're curving in the the direction of you in south carolina is because the con s s consensus with the computer models. there are a couple outliers but for the most part the models are online with this making its curve towards the shore and dropping down to the south, north carolina and south carolina continue to be in the eye of this storm and if you look at how the storm surge works out, fresh water flooding a big problem but storm surge could be 10 to 15 feet, that's the orange color you see in the tidewater section of north carolina. so a bruising storm. let's go back to you. >> lonnie thanks, i know you're on top of it. some 250,000 people are still evacuating from the

barrier islands. the outer banks are vulnerable to a storm surge that could reach up to 13 feet above the ground in some places and the area may get as much as 35 inches of rain, more than ever secorded in the state. krk strassmann is there kitty hawk, north carolina. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, on this street facing the atlantic, re oe houses are on stilts for a reason. one life long resident told me one tolde past storm surge on this street has been higher than 15 15 feestanding here i would be en fding ten feet underwater. so there is a reason why all these homes are mostly deserted. riding out florence here could be a deadly mission stake. the rush to prepare for florence is in full swing. in nag's head, matthew scammel spent the day boarding up his surf shop. >> anything not nailed down or onnectedd together flying into the building and i live upstairs so those concerns double over

for myself. >> reporter: residents filled and stacked sandbags to protect sand homes and businesses from the threat of floodwaters while tourists throng dir warnings rom oofficials rushed to evacuate. gas stations were busy with eople feeling up before filing ilt. out.e're going to go to virginia beach on vacation. we hate to lose it all. be >> reporter: tourists dan and sts dia howe hope they can salvage some of their slayication that's been derailed ty florence. n i wanted to get ahead so we don't get behind people evacu e evacuati evacuating. mergencyter: emergency officials staggered evacuation orders and the bridge connecting kitty hawk to the mainland is now a one-way road off the island. deputies post issed here will stop anyone trying to get on to ope barrier island except emergency crews. this man was on vacation from virginia. >> florence had other plans for us so we have to try to come back and try again another

>>eporte theernor issuh carolina issued what he st ofd a first of the kind mandatory evacuation order. the reason it's first of its kind is that the storm is so worrisome the order came from ne state and not local officials. >> mark, i know you've covered a number of hurricanes. canes, ghave you reporting. orting dident trump says the the al government is ready for isricane florence. he's also bragging about his gginnistration's response to last year's most damaging hurricane. >> i think puerto rico was an ngcredible unsung success. texas we have been given a "a"en a pluses for. thinkk in a certain way the best job we did was puerto rico but nobody would understand noat. >> well, that's because of the well,toll. the president claims puerto deat elect electric grid was already dead before hurricane irma and maria it. the facts are this, it was not

dead. the official death toll rose astt month from 64 to nearly 3,000. fema said it underestimated anda and had insufficient staffing, information and equipment. >> david begnaud spent 14 days in puerto rico covering hurricane maria. his tireless coverage earned him hurr praise from the citizens of puerto rico and the prestigious ering tpoke award for public service. he's now in wrightsville beach in north carolina covering llericane florence. he's had experience at this. david, you've learned new information about supplies sent to puerto rico after the nerricane? what can you tell us about that? >> this is staggering. the federal emergency% agency nld cbs news that what could be waterns of bottles of water d to were sent to survivors to rvlp survivors of hurricane maria has been sitting on a runway in puerto rico since last year. year.ctures are unbelievable to are at. hey were take within a man who

horks for the state police vid,cy there who told me david, i'm angry they are still sitting there and have been since last october when he first saw them. this is important. hema says they gave the bottles waterer to the government of puerto rico. the question is what happened appe? why was there a failure of dist distribution? gayle, you heard people in puerto rico saying we're not etting enough water and fema kept saying we're putting it out ouere. shis is so much water sitting on the runway that was never used and now cannot be used. now we continue to follow the story, ep ye, we'll keep you posted. > david begnaud, thank you very much. first on cbs "this morning," we, norah, went to the citadel to meet the first woman ever to lead the corps of cadets. >> i didn't want to do it iscause i wanted to be this lass frer of glass ceilings or things like that. wantedd to provide the best portununity to leave the corps better for tomorrow.

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met the first twoon lead the corps of cadets at the citadel. the south carolina military college first allowed women to join the corps in 1995 under federal court order. women now make up about 9% of the undergraduate student body, and that number continues to grow. at the helm of the more than 2,300 cadets is senior sarah zorn. >> my full tight is cadet colonel sarah zorn regimental commander of the south carolina corps cadets. >> and no woman in the history of the citadel, the 175 years, has ever held that title. >> no ma'am. >> cadet major zar ra ozone. >> she might a horrible first, b -- historical first, but first in her mind are hezbollah her cadets. >> i didn't want to it to be the shatter glass ceilings and things like that. nted provide opportunity to least corps bet for tomorrow.

>> she grew up in a small south carolina town in a gift shirt off your back kind of household. the selflessness and determination she developed carried her to the citadel. >> i'm proud to have that title and i'm hum blingd to habled to title, but i try keep in the back of my mind it's not about what i am, it's about what i do. service to me is selfless. >> i know you've used the word being a servant leader. what does that mean? >> to be a servant leader is to put others' needs before your own. i personally believe that servant leadership is the only successful leadership, because no matter your decision, you are making decisions as a leader on behalf of others. >> it's that very kind of focus that's earned zorn respect. >> her drive and grace and elegance has just been inspirational to anybody on this campus. >> but she did face some initial resistance from the long gray line. >> there was a small amount of cadets who were questioning what she would do simply because she's a woman not because of any

of her merit. but i think as we've pro grossed throughout from last spring till now, more and more people have got in behind her. >> and yet zorn's rise to top cadet is remarkable. given that a little more than 20 years ago she wouldn't have even been welcome in the corps. >> in south carolina are this is the day shannon faulkner says she has been waiting for. >> after a legal battle, shannon faulkner won the right to become the first woman to attend the say the dell. she left after five days. >> are women treated equally here? >> yes, i would defensively say so. >> but that wasn't always the case at the citadel. >> no, it wasn't. there is a long and lengthy history of the struggles that women felt here pit feel like we've come 180 degrees from where we were 20 years ago. >> this is where you do a lot of your marching? >> yes. it's where we do a lot of our training throughout the day.

>> each day begins at 5:00 a.m. with a full course lead, reng mental commander duties and workouts sometimes twice a day. zorn performs at the very top of the corps in physical fitness. >> you want to break the 90 degree. >> and do 65 pushups in two minutes. more than three times the minimum for women. and she has been flange karate since she was 10. >> so do you have a black belt? >> i do, i have three. >> you have how many? >> three. >> martial artsler says, teaches her patience and self-discipline. >> your teacher said that you are the most motivated person that he has ever met. >> motivation is a desire not to disappoint. you don't want to disappoint yourself because you realize what you're capable of. >> zorn gets her mental tough fr

ness from her mother who died when sara was 17. she credits her mom for instilling in her a strong sense of patriotism. >> what would should think of you being here at the citadel? >> she would be immensely proud of me. i hope to be a person of service, empathy, kindness, because i think those are some of the fundamental things that people need in this world right now. little more leadership, a little more empathy and understanding. >> i mean, i met her but that just brings me to tears. >> i was going to say, norah. >> empathy, kindless, service, self less service. it's a reminder when women are future leaders in the military, but the rest of the military too who works by these core values that are so american that we all love so much. i just thought she was awesome. >> i look at your eyes watering and i'm like why i do feel like crying? it's because we're so proud. we're so proud and i don't even know this girl of course. about i just think what a bad ass had he is.

i took note after note, it's not about what i am, it's about what you do. she's something else. >> because when you see such capability and humility, not false humility, but the humility that makes people follow you. >> i get it. >> i'll let you know after gradation she's going to continue to serve in the army and so we'll continue to watch her. >> i can't wait to see what she does next. >> yes. >> we'll be right back. ♪ i was able to turn the aircraft around, and the mission around, and was able to save two men's lives that night. my first job helped me to grow up pretty quickly. that'll happen when you're asked to respond to a coup. in 2001, i signed up for the air force. two days later, 9/11 happened.

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♪ welcome back to "cbs this morning." right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines. the minneapolis star tribune reports on a powerful act of american symbolism at a 9/11 tribute in minnesota. a bald eagle landed on a fire truck yesterday during a ceremony honoring those who died 17 years ago in the september 11th attacks. it stayed there for about 45 seconds before flying off. the video was posted on the fire department's facebook page and it has more than 2 million views. >> man, i just got the chill. >> yes. jeffrey owens, seen working at trader joes, has a new gig, guest role on ncis: new orleans. backlash erupted after the cosby show actor was shown at a trader joe's. some say he was being job

shamed. he has been cast as commander adams, the character described as someone with compassion, competence and heart. >> seems perfect casting to me. the boston globe reports a 17-year-old massachusetts girl, teenage pilot, lost a wheel on her first solo flight on sunday. after talking to flight control, she landed that plane. >> the right main is now missing from the airplane. it's fallen off the airplane. say your intentions. >> can i circle back to land? i'm a student pilot solo. >> you can hear the fear in her voice. it turned out okay. high school senior's flight instructor back at the airport also got on the radio to guide her in. it's worth going online to hear how he guided her down. it's really, really great audio. she did a great job. >> she sure did. usa today reports how teachers who strike are earning high grades. a new usa today poll finds 66%

of americans believe public school teachers have the right to strike. that number even includes parents whose lives are most disrupted when the school isn't in session. the poll and story are part of our new series "school matters." "cbs this morning" is partnering with usa today to feature extended stories and investigations on education. over the next nine months, we'll go inside america's schools to find out what matters most to students, teachers and parents. susan page co-wrote today's story and talked to some of the 2,000 americans polled. she's usa today's washington bureau chief and joins us now. good morning. >> hey, john. >> good morning. tell me about t f teachers who walk out. it's bipartisan. >> that's right. americans hate strikes and by public employees, in particular. but they support the idea of teachers striking. two-thirds of parents who have kids in public schools today say, yes, i support the right of teachers to strike. there's a sense we don't pay teachers enough.

they have a tough job. we expect them to do everything from raising students scores and protect students in mass shootings. >> you just didn't look at the poll numbers. what came through in those numbers? >> incredible reverence that americans have, recognition of the role they play. we asked americans did a teacher make a significant, positive impact in your own life? three out of four americans say yes. >> and still held in such high regard, aren't they, when you look at all the professions out there, teachers are still highly ranked. >> we asked americans in a previous poll, what are the best things about america? the number one -- the number three thing was teachers. the only thing that did better was nurses and kindness to strangers. and teachers did a lot better than, say, journalists. >> here is what's interesting. you cover politics. where to get an overwhelming majority in this country to agree on one thing. in this case two-thirds say they should get paid more. so why isn't thereitical movement behind that, a powerful one? >> we've seen the effect of that. we saw teachers strike in the

spring in some republican-leaning, red states like oklahoma and west virginia and they did well. they won. state legislators, including republicans, who don't like to spend money or raise taxes, supported them because, as we found in this poll, there is almost no partisan difference when it comes to supporting the idea that investment in education makes sense and that teachers are not paid enough. >> but they don't mind the striking, but they say -- they say striking is okay but they don't seem to support unions. >> there's more of a division about unions and the things that americans don't like about teachers' unions, they think they protect bad teacher sps enable bad teachers to stay in classroom. >> a bipartisan agreement on them. people, sometimes like their congressman and don't like congress. people like teachers, but what do they think about the department of education? >> there's a real division. partisan differences in this poll, there's only a couple. one is on views of the department of education, split almost evenly of approve and disapprove. republicans approve of the department of education,

democrats disapprove. i think that reflects attitudes toward the trump administration. >> which is reversed historically. >> that's correct, usually republicans don't like the department of education as much. >> who wrote that memo, susan? you have sources, okay. another story. i digress. >> thank you for the partnership. >> glad to do it. >> for the first time in nfl history, male dancers will be cheering on the sidelines. "cbs this morning" profiled the baltimore ravens coed cheer squad. those men are stunt men and only responsible for some of the high-flying acts. of the 32 teams in the nfl only two teams are featuring male dancers next to female dancers, st. louis rams and new orleans saints. jamie yuccas met the man who will help rams fans get reved up in their season home debut this

weekend. ♪ your mama raised you better than that ♪ >> napoleon jinnies and quintin peron. have you ever thought you would be one of the first male chee leaders in the nfl? >> no. for me and other guys it's never been talked about. >> i've always been a dare devil, not going to lie. the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward. >> reporter: the reward is a history-making turn as the men are dancing the same routine, traditionally performed by an all-female squad. >> giddy. it's crazy. >> i was standing on the field and closed my eyes and brees came by and i heard the crowd roar and i was like, ahh. >> tryouts have always been open to everyone but quinton and napolean, classically trained dancers, were the only men who ever showed up. and the ladies say the guys fit right in. >> we all get along really well on this team.

we call ourselves a ramily for a reason. >> ramily? >> yeah. it's a thing. >> to have the first male cheerleaders officially on an nfl team, that's huge. rams, we're making some news. >> reporter: after a season of lawsuits and complaints filed on behalf of nfl cheerleaders. six firmer houston texans cheerleaders claimed they endured brutal working conditions. >> we were bullied and we were body shamed for $7.25 an hour. >> former miami dolphins cheerleader claims she was discriminating against based on her religion. others are fighting double standards tied to their weight and wardrobe. >> i felt humiliated and ashamed of my own body. >> reporter: sports writer nancy armour believes the time has come for teams to prove how much they value their cheer teams. >> nfl teams have long said these are important members of our community. but the outfits and the roles that they have them play on sundays haven't always reflected

that. what better way to say, no, we are not trying to objectify our cheerleaders, by having men and women do it? >> i quickly glanced at twitter. there are people that think that you guys shouldn't be out there, that it should be the girls and that it's all about them being sexy and out there. >> yeah. >> reporter: how do you take that? >> i don't. i don't take it. i don't have to. being an artist, you have to have tough skin. if someone says anything negative, it's nothing new. you just have to brush it off. >> there's nothing you can tell me that is going to hurt because i have the support of my friends, family and team. that's all i need. >> reporter: the guys are downplaying their groundbreaking, but quinton, who teaches dance, is proud to be making room on the sidelines for a new generation of cheerleaders. >> for me to be able to inspire my kids and say that, honestly, you can really do anything because i can do this. the world's yours. take it. take a risk. >> reporter: and that's something to root for. for "cbs this morning," jamie

yuccas, los angeles. >> i love their attitude. the world is yours. take a risk. quinton and napolean have moves. i wouldn't mind a lesson, quinton and napolean. i'm so bad. women earn less than $1 million per lifetime because they undervalue themselves. why? suze orman knows why. she's in our green room. hi, suze, hi, kt. how women can this is customizable streaming tv for your family.

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i'm going to leave you with a few money saving tips just for the ladies that i cannot live out. you need a hot stone ma sage, don't go to the parlor, slamminger on i can't believe it's not butter and roll around on a gravel driveway. >> that's the kmeed onimpaying the orman. orman's one of this country's most recognized personal finance experts. she went from waitressing and making $400 a month to becoming a leading stockbrocker. orman is a two-time emmy award winning tv host and the author

of nine new york times best sellers. she's releasing the new edition of her best selling book women and money. it's good to see you again. >> thank you. >> didn't dyou get a kick out o that? >> i was in the audience once when she was doing it and everybody was watching me watch her. it was like -- >> it was like suzy orman and her jackets. you're wearing a jacket today. >> $5. >> but this book came out in 2007 and you said it's more important now than ever before because women still have issues with their money. you talk about the me too movement now. >> i do. what i realize is that i've always said self-worth equals net worth. >> what does that mean? >> it means that you have to value yourself, because if you don't, then what happens is you make money, you give it away. >> yeah. >> you think your money is for everybody else but not yourself. and women always do that. and so as the me too movement started and i realized women

finally have a voice, they're speaking up the unspeakable, they still need to find a financial voice. >> yeah, but you look at the data, as you point out, and women on average lose over a million dollars over their lifetime for settling for the salary that they're offered. >> and that's why they need to find a voice that values themselves. there's a law of money when you undervalue yourself, the world undervalues what you do. >> but i know a lot of women who have used their voice and have not gotten that raise. and it's not about getting a raise, it's about feeling powerful in your life and why don't you get a raise? because you can use your voice, but that doesn't mean that you have power. this book is all about right here and right now and what's happening to women. for them to be given actual steps, in many ways internally and externally for them when they use their voice there's

power behind the voice. >> what does that mean exactly? somebody's listening, give them a tip. >> oh my god there's so many tips in there. but the first thing you have to do is you really need a financial empowerment plan, which is what i call it in the book. you need this. you need your eight-month emergency fund. you need a will. you need a trust. you need those things. but more than those things even, you need to know who you are. you need to be able to deal with money within your family. it's money is just a manifest occasi -- manifestation of you. >> it's been my experience only rich people say that. but what do you mean when you say money doesn't buy happiness? >> money will not buy you happiness but lack of money sure will make you his zbleshl there you go. >> i never sid the goaid the go to have money, because you need money. let's face it, you need money to be able to live. and so how do you get money?

what do you do with the money that you make? what can you do? because when you're powerful over your money, even if you have a little money, you're happy. >> some of the common mistakes that women make with money they're still making today even after you've given so much advice on that topic. >> they're still cosigning loans for their children. they're still letting their kids go to schools that are too expensive and taking out loans for them to do so. and then their kids don't do whatever. the biggest mistake women are still making is that they're saying yes out of fear of what other people will think about them versus no out of love for themselves. they'll say, yes, i'll lend you this money. yes, i'll give you this. yes, i'll do this for you versus, no, i don't want to bas i want it for myself sfwll and how do -- >> how does this play out in relationships? i'm needing help, suze. >> are you about to get a divorce? >> it doesn't need to go from0 o

toe 60. >> sometim-- to 60. >> what's very important is you want to hear an interesting fact? >> quickly. >> women who make more money than their mail spouse lie about how much money they make so that their spouse doesn't feel bad. and men who make less than their wives lie and say they make more. so you -- who makes the money does not rule the roost. >> yeah, you said that shouldn't be the power dynamic. >> when you're dating you said it's important that you talk about money. you said when you're dating and it becomes serious, the first thing you want to know about him is his fico score. which is his credit score. because how he treats money reflects on how he treats himself and you. >> if somebody doesn't want to talk to you about money and there isn't a conversation about it it's over right then and there. and if you look at somebody's credit reports and their fico

scores, i'm saying fico scores first and then sex. >> unfortunately we'll have to leave it there. >> that's a good place to leave it. >> it's a memorable place. >> let the record show, john, you're not thinking about divorce and there's no divorce talk in your house. >> thank you the new edition of women and money is on sale now. you can hear more about this including candid interviews and content on her podcast. you're watching "cbs this morning." thank you, gayle.

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