captioning funded by cbs it's wednesday, september 14th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." donald trump unveils his affordable. >> it's going to be something special, like this country hasn't seen in many, many decade. olympic athletes' confidential medical data published by russian hackers. and tropical storm julia threatens the northeast coast

57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. coming up on the "morning well, hillary clinton is expected to return to the campaign trail tomorrow. president obama campaigned for yesterday as she recovers from pneumonia. hena daniels is tracking the campaigns. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump visits flint, michigan, today, a predominantly african-american democratic town at the center of a water contamination crisis. trump's outreach to minority voters there comes after a day after he will try to make child care more affordable. hillary clinton's campaign dismissed it as seller. donald trump held up a baby.

fully deduct child care expenses from their income taxes and provides guaranteed paid maternity leave. >> by recapturing fraud and improper payments in the uninsurance program, we can provide six weeks of paid maternity leave to any mother with a newborn child whose employer does not provide the benefit. >> reporter: trump's latest appeal to women comes less than two months to the general election. the latest a washington post" poll has him trailing rival hillary clinton among white, college, educated female voters. >> my opponent has no child care plan. she never will and if it ever evolves into a plan, it will never get done any way. >> reporter: clinton immediately fired back on social media tw tweeting her plan. as a democratic nominee

philadelphia where he painted trump as no friend to the working class. >> he spent most of his life trying to stay as far away from working people as ek. >> reporter: clinton is expected to return to the campaign trail tomorrow. clinton will spend another day at home today, while bill clinton fills in for her at a campaign event in las vegas, before heading to michigan, donald trump is expected to release details about his health. >> hena daniels here in new , for a federal criminal investigation into a political donation by donald trump's charity. the organization gave 25,000 to a group supporting florida general pam bondi. she asked for the money after her office received complaints from people who said they were scammed by the now defunct trump university. bo bondi's office never sued trump.

of new documents by hackers. the data includes spreadsheets allegedly featuring a list of dnc donors and their personal information. other documents apparently showcase the committee's information technology setup and how its network passed multiple security scams. officials are working to determine if the documents are authentic. ahead, on "cbs this morning," "usa today" washington bureau chief susan page will be in studio 57 to russia is accused of releasing confidential american tests of olympians. the files were stolen from the world anti-doping agency. the group blames russia when had many athletes banned from doping. margaret brennan shows us how u.s. athletes are now defending themselves. >> reporter: four-time gold medalist simone biles and venus

those whose medical files are hacked. a team of hackers falling themselves fans bears, also known as czar team. the hackers claim that dozens of american athletes had tested positive for doping and that these medalist in rio used amphetamines and psycho stimulants in order to win. that was quickly dismissed by the world's anti-doping agency which said the athletes had been granted a medical exemption to of the strongest supporters of integrity and competitive sport and that she followed the rules. the drugs were taken for legitimate medical reasons. gymnast simone biles responded please know i believe in clean sport, have always followed the rules. the u.s. anti-doping agency is also standing by the athletes saying that cyberbullying of innocent athletes being engaged

in july, they found state sponsored athletes that helped russians win in 2014. they were banned in rio. the fancy bear hackers are threatening to release more records in the coming days. a spoxman for vladimir putin flatly denied any link to these hackings but just a few days ago, president obama met with putin about past russian intrusions and said he does not cyberarms race. margaret brennan, cbs news, the white house. the new tropical storm pounded the southeastern u.s. overnight with heavy rain and wind. julia formed tuesday about five miles off the coast of jacksonville, florida. rainfall in florida and georgia could range between 3 and 6 inches. wind gusts could reach 40 miles per hour. the storm is expected to weaken before it moves back out to the

of the year is targeting taiwan this morning. super typhoon meranti has already cut power to more than 200,000 homes on the island and wind speed are more than 200 miles an hour and the storm produced waves topping 48 feet. the typhoon could make landfall in china by tomorrow. three police officers in phoenix are recovering after a car rammed them down in a convenience store parking lot. surveillance video captured officers tuesday. police called the crash unprovoked, violent, and intentional. two officers had serious injuries but expected to be okay. the driver faces several charges, including attempted first-degree murder. two 65-year-old men are facing murder charges in california more than four decade after the crime. they are accused in the 1973 shotgun killings of two girls in a small town north of sacramento. the case was closed long ago,

in florida, the state hardest hit by the zika outbreak, hundreds of people are in the dark about whether they have the virus. the state is offering free tests, but getting the results is taking more than a month. >> i think they need to recognize that everybody is trying to do the best but i have a feeling the pieces are not coming together. i think they are now with a lot of public attention placed on them. >> reporter: governor rickco process the tests. florida has had more than 700 zika cases, including 86 pregnant women. coming up on the "morning news." fighting for his life. shimon peres, long time leader of israeli and nobel prize winner is seeking treatment after a stroke. this is the "cbs morning news." ? tresiba? ready ? tresiba? is a once-daily, long-acting insulin that lasts

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$56,500 but lower than the great recession. the number of people in poverty did fall sharply. 2.4 million people found full-time work last. the price of oil made a slippery slope here on wall street. stocks fell more than 1%. the dow finished 258 points lowe the nasdaq dropped more than 56 points. energy stocks led the decline after oil producers said the global glut will persist. wells fargo said it will ease the aggressive sales goals set for retail bankers. the change comes after workers were caught opening phony accounts to meet those targets. wells fargo will pay fines of $185 million in that case and the chief executive will be grilled next week by a

are taking over, at least in the ticket business. lawmaker want to crack down on scalpers who use software to scoop up seats for popular events. they corner the market for shows like "hamilton" and adele concerts, and then send resale prices soaring. >> every time we put a new block of tickets on sale, the bots or robots have invaded the ticketmaster system the second they he went on sell and then electronically purchased all of the available inventory. >> a bill that would ban the use of ticket robot software cleared the house yesterday and is waiting action in the senate. some people are burned up at apple because it's latest update froze their iphones. our partner at c net say some users couldn't download apple's software yesterday. error messages say drones might

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a football player at the university of north carolina is charged with sexually assaulting another student. his accuser says she is going public with her allegations because police, prosecutors, and the school did nothing about it for seven months. the story from vinita nair. >> after i was raped i went to the hospital and gave an account of what i could remember. i was treated like a suspect. >> reporter: 19-year-old robinson said the alleged accident happened at an on-campus apartment. she says she was there with a linebacker allen artis a linebacker from the university of north carolina she had must met. >> i was under the influence of alcohol and i was under age but does not give anybody the right to violate me. >> reporter: she says she was assaulted that night and a rape kit was administered. she gave statements to law enforcement and university police.

athlete. according to the department of education, there were 94 sexual assault cases on campus last year, a jumped to 273 this year and 200% increase. robinson says she is coming forward to push for change. >> i'm taking this public stand not for me but for the other students on campus who are not protected despite what the university says. >> reporter: cbs news did reach out to the football player for comment. he is not responding but the either the allegation or the investigative process. we take these matters very seriously and are fully cooperating with the appropriate authorities. vinita nair, cbs news, new york. a rarity in syria. 24 hours passed without a single death blamed on the war between its president and rebels. international monitors said yesterday that the truce worked out by the u.s. and russia is holding. the u.n. is now trying to shift

area cut off by the fighting. scientists in argentina think they may have dug up the second largest meteorite ever but they must determine if it's from space or a 30-town rock. the record holder is a 66-ton monster that fell in africa. a dozen candidates are getting ready for the hall of fame. you'll be glad to know that sports writers are not involved in the voting here. the national toy hall of fame revealed nerf balls and bubble wrap are buying with the care bears and who done a game "clue" everybody loves that game. i understand nerf balls and everything else but i don't know about bubble wrap. is that officially a toy? it's very satisfying but i'm not sure if it's a toy. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the history of hip-hop and its impact on american culture. i'm anne-marie green.

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here is another look at this morning's top stories. donald trump unveiled plans last night to make child care more affordable. his proposals include tax breaks for parents and six weeks of paid maternity leave for new president obama campaigned for hillary clinton in philadelphia. the democratic nominee is expected to return to campaigning tomorrow after bout with pneumonia. tropical storm julia is pounding the southeastern united states. the storm formed yesterday just off the coast of florida. it could bring up to a half a foot of rain into some areas before it moves offshore. the sole survivor of a ballots fire last near in

carter evans has the strorp. >> reporter: -- story. >> reporter: in this fire, daniel lyon faced the unimaginable. in blinding smoke, the engine he was riding in crashed. >> all you see is flame. the intense feeling that your entire body is burning. >> reporter: he was the only one to make it out of the crash alive. daniel's parents dan and barbara vividly remember the phone call from anotherfi it was just -- wow. >> reporter: this is what daniel looks like a year after the fire, with burns over nearly 70% of his body. >> i mean, i thank god that i can still receive. >> reporter: his sight saved by these singed sunglasses and a watch working is another rem reminder.

>> reporter: he has underdone 17 surgeries. >> i feel like i've come a long ways, but i also got a really, really long ways to go. >> reporter: do you feel guilty for surviving? >> yeah, of course, you do. survivor's guilt is a real thing. you constantly ask yourself why am i here and they are not? why was i given a second chance and they didn't get that second chance? >> reporter: did you daniel's recovery is more money about surviving. did you have a girlfriend before you got burned? >> i didn't, no, i did friend. >> your friend is in a the fire. you want to be there for him. >> reporter: but the friendship turned into something more. >> even after all he has been through, he still has a smile on his face. he is just super strong. a really good person. >> the biggest thing that she does for me is helps me emotionally and mentally. >> he shows me love, respect. he's the best boyfriend. >> reporter: fire can destroy, but it can also regenerate and

carter evans, cbs news, in washington. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a crack down on a dangerous trend. drivers who don't stop for school buses. what some states are doing to keep kid safe and hip-hop's influence on american culture. a tribute to the smithsonian

breaking news right now raleigh police are searching for a gunman in an early morning shooting. >> tell us if we can expect to see anything here. >> the fact that a high school boy sh s man should be able to shower with a little girl or somebody -- a man should be follow my wife into the bathroom somewhere, i don't think that's right. >> how is now changing their stance. good morning and thanks for watching good morning news. >> tharngs for watching. we begin with the trouble in the tropics. tropical storm julia is