these four letters will hopefully guide me for the rest of my fe. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this thursday. news" for this thursday. from the cbs captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs it's thursday, september 26th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." push for the president's impeachment. the acting director of national intelligence testifies on capitol hill this morning as new details emerge from mr. trump's controversial phone call with ukraine's president. >> no push, no pressure, no nothing. all a hoax, folks. it's a big hoax. another death linked to vaping. why this new case is different than most others. and mounting concerns of violence that haunt the release of the movie "the joker." ♪ good morning from the studio

57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york, good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. lawmakers are moving forward with their impeachment inquiry into president trump. this morning the acting director of national intelligence will testify on capitol hill. for the first time, joseph maguire will speak publicly about a whistleblower complaint that's at the center of the impeachment inquiry. house democrats who read the document say that it's deeply disturbing. laura podesta is here in new york. what are democrats hoping to get out of maguire's testimony? >> reporter: they're hoping maguire will explain why he withheld the complaint from congress for weeks. maguire is not expected to reveal many details about the substance of the complaint. this morning marks the first opportunity for lawmakers to ask acting director of national intelligence joseph maguire about the whistleblower complaint involving president trump. >> what it relates to is

serious, urgent, credible, and we should hear from the whistleblower. >> reporter: members of the house and senate intelligence committees reviewed the complaint last night. >> disturbing. alarming. >> reporter: it includes a phone call between president trump and ukrainian president zelensky that's become the focus of an impeachment inquiry by house democrats. >> the complaint was very well written and certainly provides information for the committee to follow up with other witnesses and documents. >> reporter: a summary of the call reveals the president repeatedly asked zelensky to investigate joe biden and his son, hunter, and suggested he work with u.s. attorney general william barr and mr. trump's personal attorney, rud giuliani. >> you take a look at that call, it was perfect. i didn't do it. there was no quid pro quo. thank you so much. it's a great honor. >> reporter: yesterday the two leaders met on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly. zelensky backed up the president.

>> in other words, no pressure. >> reporter: in washington, most republicans offered a full-throated defense. >> it was a dark day for the rule of law. >> he did nothing wrong under the law or otherwise. >> reporter: a small handful of gop lawmakers said the phone call was troubling but did not reach the level of impeachment. and former vice president joe biden was asked about the phone call. he said the summary is revealing. president trump says he may release the transcript of an earlier call he had with the ukrainian president to prove he has done nothing wrong. anne-marie? >> laura podesta in new york, thank you, laura. >>neida special report on the testimony of acting director of national intelligence, joseph maguire, before the house intelligence committee. that georgia has confirmed the state's first death from vaping-related illnesses. it brings the total deaths related to vaping nationwide to at least ten. georgia's department of health says that the patient had a

history of heavy nicotine vaping. health officials say that the case is among nine identified incidents of vaping-related illnesses in georgia. other possible cases are being reviewed. >> the case is an older gentleman who was a former cigarette smoker. about six years ago had switched over to nicotine vaping. >> the latest death comes as one state begins its toughest crackdown yet on vaping. don dahler reports from massachusetts. >> reporter: as the heat on e-cigarettes increases, juul lab ceo kevin burns announced his immediate resignation. last month on ctm burns gave a blunt message to young users. >> don't vape. don't use juul. don't start using nicotine if you don't have a pre-existing relationship with nicotine. >> he used to smoke in the house whenever he wants -- >> reporter: the company has suspended all advertising and says it will not lobby the trump administration on new vaping laws saying it will fully support and comply with the final policy when effective.

on the first day of a four-month ban, smoke shops across massachusetts had empty shelves. the moratorium of e-cigarette products includes flavored and unflavored containing tobacco and/or marijuana which is legal in massachusetts, and both on line or retail sales. massachusetts governor charlie baker said it was necessary for health officials to get a handle on a spike in vaping-related illnesses. >> this temporary ban will allow state government and medical providers the time they need to understand the dangers and respond accordingly. >> reporter: massachusetts' governor says he can extend the ban beyond the four months and other states are taking similar steps. neighboring rhode island issued a ban for all flavored vaping products, and california is urging its residents to stop vaping altogether. dan daler, cbs news, boston. the entertainment company warner bros. is insisting that its film "joker" does not endorse violence. the announcement comes amid new

warnings over possible threats of mass shootings at film screenings of the "joker." cbs news has learned the fbi is looking into online posts by extremists. warner bros. says it's not the intention of the film or studio to hold the joker character up as a hero. police in aurora, colorado, say "joker" will not be shown at the theater where 12 people died in a mass shooting in 2012. a united nations report issued on an urgent warning on climate change, oceans are warming, sea levels are rising, and polar ice is melting. all of that is accelerating because of increasing carbon dioxide levels. the report warns the harshest consequences may be on low-lying coasts where almost 700 million people live. mireya villarreal has this "eye on earth" report. >> reporter: multimillion dollar homes and yachts line the shores of miami beach. for more than 60 years, this has

been home for charter boat captain dan kipniss. >> it's a great town -- >> reporter: this great little town is in the climate change cross hairs. low-lying miami beach has a history of flooding during high tides, but not because of storms or hurricanes. >> eventually the water just keeps coming. this you cannot turn off. >> reporter: so kipniss is headed to higher ground. was it hard to leave? >> very hard for me to leave. i live farther up the coast now, 16 feet above sea level. >> reporter: in the future, he may be joined by millions of others.w u.limatehange report predicts global sea levels will leave low-lying coastal areas vulnerable to land locks. this is a satellite image of miami beach. climate scientists have developed this simulation showing an extreme scenario where sea levels rise roughly 10 to 12 feet by the year 2100. >> over there you see the higher sea wall -- >> reporter: trying to stem the tide is chief resilience officer susan toriente. >> watch out, miami or florida

is sinking, how do you flip the script? >> it's not that we're solving these issues and there's going to be a miracle with this one project and we're done. no. this is -- this is our new normal. >> reporter: the city is raising street levels, installing 80 new pumps, and fortifying its seawall. people are buying into this now. >> absolutely. we're adapting and investing. >> reporter: author jeff goodell has written on rising ocean waters and their potential effect. >> if you're looking over the long term, 80 to 100 years, i would argue that miami as we know it today will not exist. >> reporter: captain dan agrees. >> we're not going to be able to stay here because we're going under water. >> reporter: the city's fixes seem to be working. we are standing at one of the lowest points on miami beach, and it's dodged 40 different king tide floods in the past 40 -- in the last two years. but city officials argue they can't hold the water back forever. cbs news, miami beach, florida.

this week, cbs news has been investigating the wide-ranging costs of medical care in this country. in a special series called d f esposito from new york. he was hit with more than $650,000 in bills after emergency back surgery. frank's insurance covered some of the cost, but he still owed $220,000. >> you say it, this can't be real. i mean, i don't have to pay this. how -- how am i going to pay this? you sit there and start crying because you don't know what you're going to do. >> after our story aired, esposito is get something relief. oxford united health care will pay the remaining $220,000 claim. the move comes after new york governor andrew cuomo saw our story and told state officials to look into esposito's case. coming up on the morning news now, post-election surprise. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu gets a chance to keep his job. and royal nickname.

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a new york state grand jury had subpoenaed the tax records from mr. trump's longtime accountant. a judge delayed enforcement of the subpoena until at least next week. the manhattan district attorney is investigating the trump organization's possible role in buying the silence of two women who claim they had affairs with mr. trump. "the new york times" says israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has a new chance to keep his job. yesterday israel's president asked netanyahu to form a new government. it came after last week's national election failed to give netanyahu's likud party or the main opposition party enough parliamentary seats to form a majority. netanyahu has 28 days to put together a majority. "the chicago tribune" reports an illinois man seen on video confronting a woman for wearing a t-shirt with a puerto rican flag was found guilty of a hate crime. yesterday a jury convicted timothy tribas for berating and questioning the citizenship of a woman last year in a chicago park.

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the first claims stemming from the crash of a boeing 737 max in indonesia have been settled. a u.s. lawyer says he negotiated a deal for 11 of 17 plaintiffs suing boeing. sources report each of those families who lost a relative with no dependents will receive at least $1.2 million. the lion air flight crashed into the java sea soon after takeoff last october. all 189 aboard died. boeing did not admit liability in the settlements. on the cbs "money watch" now, there's a new trade deal between the u.s. and japan, and gender-neutral dolls hit the market. diane king hall is here in new york with more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. today investors will be looking for a final reading on the latest quarterly read on gdp. also in focus, chip maker micron. that company will release quarterly earnings after the close. tech companies were the big winners yesterday, pushing stocks higher. the dow rallied 162 points, the

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our top stories, the acting director of initial intelligence testifies today about a secret whistleblower complaint at the center of the impeachment inquiry into president trump. lawmakers hope joseph maguire will explain why he withheld the complaint from congress for weeks. president trump has called the impeachment inquiry a big hoax. and georgia has confirmed the state's first death from vaping-related illnesses. the patient had a history of heavy nicotine vaping. health officials say that the case is among nine identified incidents of vaping-related illnesses in georgia. other possible cases are now being reviewed. the latest case brings the total deaths related to vaping nationwide to at least ten. and a new report warns about

a worldwide scam targeting corporations, governments, and consumers. they are called business e-mail compromise scams, and losses are in the billions. meg oliver spoke with one victim who paid the price. >> reporter: what's it been like? >> it's rough. >> reporter: dina has lived in her parents' basement saving money for eight years. the preschool teacher was about to close on her first condominium last spring. >> so excited. it was, you know, everything was happening so fast. >> reporter: two weeks before the move, she received an e-mail she thought was her attorney asking her to wire almost $11,000 for closing costs. >> it just popped up with your lawyer's name, not the people? >> correct. -- not the e-mail? >> correct. when i double clicked, that's when i was able to see the difference, after i found out that these were fraudulent. >> reporter: she lost her money and the condo. better business bureau investigator steve baker authored a new report highlighting the exploding

number of similar real estate e-mail scams. reports of real estate fraud attempts rose 1,100% between 2015 and 2017. >> 80% of businesses and other organizations have gotten one of these sorts of emails in the last year. >> reporter: palmieri now has to start all over. >> it's evil, and i don't like to think that there's evil in this world because i naturally see the good in people. >> reporter: no one knows how the hacker was able to find out the details of the closing and started e-mailing her. the bbb's advice, use the telephone to confirm all money transactions, and don't rely on e-mail. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. coming up on "cbs this morning," uber's new safety upgrades to make your ride safe. kris van cleave is in silicon valley with the details. plus, more on the new york man who's getting relief for his medical bills after being featured in "medical price roulette." and emmy award-winning actress patricia heaton joins us with her new comedy "carol's second act."

that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

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