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here is abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: shaun describing the frightening moment he woke to a smoke-filled room. >> smoke sizzling, burning. >> reporter: saw his brand new replacement note 7 unplugged in flames. >> thousands what if runs through my head, what if hi son played with it. >> reporter: warning to consumers, power down and stop using all note 7s including replacements after reports of at least five fires in the new replacements including t latest in a houston restaurant and one aboard a southwest flight. the new replacement note 7 meant to fix problems after nearly 100 fires involving the original, including one that reportedly set this suv ablaze. >> this is a black eye for the recall system and samsung needs to step up now and fix it. >> reporter: telling abc news if we determine a product safety issue exists, we'll take immediate steps to resolve the situation.

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>> ladies and gentlemen, ken bone. >> joining us now from st. louis on the big screen, ken bone. hi, ken. >> how are you? >> do you have any idea how adorable you are, first, i wanted to say? >> that's a definitive yes. >> okay. did you know your fans call themselves bone heads? >> that's fantastic. i called my family that for years. >> okay, good. >> before you go, one question i'd like to go to the studio audience, someone in the audience has a question for ken. yes, go ahead, sir. >> yeah, last night, when you asked about energy policy, there was something i knew i needed to ask you. how did you get such a fresh and cool style? >> i think the short answer is that my wife dresses me, like all great americans. >> explain what happened with the red sweater. you originally were not supposed to wear that, right?

it was going to be an olive colored suit that i like very much. my grandfather helped me pick it out a few years ago, and i thought, wow, grandpa would be proud if i wore this suit. but apparently i have gotten somewhat more fat since then. and when i got into my car, i split the seat out of my pants and destroyed my olive suit. and i had to do an emergency wardrobe change. >> if the smithsonian asks, will you give that sweater to them? >> give is a strong word, jimmy. but i guess -- >> i really appreciate your time, and thank you for chatting with us tonight. i want to get you a su f casual male xl and a digital camera. >> that's the best thing i've ever heard. thank you very much, jimmy. please get out and vote. >> ken bone, everybody. >> bravo to ken. >> his answers, so great. and a digital camera, of course, because he had one of those old school disposable cameras. >> he also has one at home where he has to go behind the hood and, like -- >> takes pictures in black and white. >> yes.

and a woman reaches out to us after she says a teenager violently attacked her at a park! the warning about what could be a dangerous new game. and in politics today -- donald trump's past is haunting his present and maybe the future! but first we beging with a story a lot of people are talking about in las vegas! good morning i'm todd quinones and i'm beth fisher. this morning lawmakers will be back for carson city to decide on the las vegas nfl dream. 13 action news reporter bryan callahan is tracking all the action there. ((((ad-lib)))) some lawmakers met for 15 hours on the first day of the special session but left saying they know they've hear from opponents of that 1.9 billion dollar stadium. lawmakers did have a long first day of the session, but they have a shorter period to work with on the second day. that's because they've got to get everything done before sundown... before the start of yom kippur,