josh stein. why, in the senate, i wrote the safe schools act. toughened penalties for domestic abuse. and led the effort to expand the dna database, to put more rapists behind bars. as attorney general, protecting families will be job one. josh stein. protecting north carolina families. >>> it's an incredible story months. >> 14-year-old al jay jefferies received a heart transplant and he received another special gift. he and his mother were on the ellen show. al jay was born with a disorder that stopped his heart from pumping correctly. he spent 100 days on the donor list before a heart was found and then spent months in recovery. >> it was a tough road but i get bettered i really missed my friends and i belt they missed me too. >> while he was in the hospital he meated his grades. >> the ellen show gave al jay and his family a six night vacation in hawaii. that's exciting. al jay wasn't able to travel during recovery and has been dreaming of a beach vacation learn more about al jay's story and

i'm josh stein. it's why in the attorney general's office, i worked to protect children from online predators. why, in the senate, i wrote the safe schools act. base, to put more rapists behind bars. as attorney general, protecting families will be job one. josh stein. protecting north carolina families. arsenic, mercury, lead. that's what you got. duke energy endangered the drinking water of 1.6 million people in north carolina. and what did duke energy get? and what will you get? years of higher electric bills to pay for cleaning up their mess. pat mccrory: not looking out for us. >>> a fort bragg drowned his 8-month-old dog received an unusual punish m he was ordered to keep a picture of his dog in his wallet for the next two years and has been ordered to clean the cages at the animal control. >>> new information tonight in the murder of a cary mother. over her head. the unsealed warrants showed she was adamant about turning on the alarm system in her home. it also showed her husband was away on b

i'm josh stein. it's why in the attorney general's office, i worked to protect children from online predators. why, in the senate, i wrote the safe schools act. toughened penalties for domestic abuse. and led the effort to expand the dna database, to put more rapists behind bars. as attorney general, protecting families will be job one. josh stein. >>> they have solid evidence that a missile moved in there russia was used in 2014 to shoot down ma lay shan flieghtd. officials say that communications intercepts showed pro-moscow rebels have called for deployment and officials say the mobile missile launcher was moved back after it was shot down t. killed all 283 passgers and 15 kraw on board. >> former israeli leader died in tel aviv after a massive stroke. israeli leersd held a moment of silence to mourn the passing of the 93-year-old. his storied career spanned more than half a century. minister. >>> as vail's president he did so much to unite the nation and the ewe nation loved him for it. >> he rig

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josh stein. ? >>> our resident cartoonists, yes, we have one, liza donley turned her attention to last night's presidential debate. be sure to follow this morning's see her work. she's in the toyota room right now. live drawings in the studio. go, liza, go. >>> facebook's sheryl sandberg is also in the toyota green room, which makes me think she's going to be a liza drawing pretty soon. hi, sheryl. coming up she's going to address the challenges that women face how they're being penalized when "usa today" says the washington monument will be closed while its elevator is being repaired. the national park service ed the elevator is unreliable and needs to be modernized. the elevator is 555 feet high and the world's tallest stone structure. >>> and bloomberg said disney is considering buying twitter. the potentially give disney a new online outlet for sports and news. salesforce.com is also responding to a request by twitter. >>> facebook's chief operating officer sheryl sandberg says in an op-ed this

i'm josh stein. it's why in the attorney general's office, i worked to protect children from online predators. why, in the senate, i wrote the safe schools act. toughened penalties for domestic abuse. and led the effort to expand the dna database, to put more rapists behind bars. as attorney general, protecting families will be job one. josh stein. ? >>> good morning. it is friday, september 30th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning.? there is more news ahead, including the hard hitting presidential race. donald trump launches a new attack thimo first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> investigators won't be able to fully inspect the damage until contractors remove a portion of the damaged roof. >> despite the unsteady ceiling bof them and the potential of live wires below them, many people sprung into action. >> if the government mandated all railroads have it installed the end of last year, but that deadline was pushed back. >> florida is where the florida camp is hoping to use

josh stein. protecting north carolina families. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? have a place to call home. >> a ceremony was held that could end chronic homelessness in the city. derrick lewis was there and has this story. [ applause ] >> reporter: a collaboration between durham and casa affordable housing has ended chronic homelessness in the city. the last of 300 veterans who were homeless at some t been put into it. now you see the results. >> reporter: this is a look inside a one bedroom apartment along with a spacious bedroom and path room -- bathroom. >> it's tough being homeless on the streets. i feel like i got a dpopped opportunity and a food start. veterans move in, they will never have to face homelessness again. >> for those who do want housing it's important. i ended up at the shelter and the mission for awhile. >> reporter: larry is also moving in when this

josh stein. protecting north carolina families. ?? with the name trusted for 80 years, you have the compassion of the cross. the security of the shield. and the plan that's right for you. giving you the freedom to relish right now. blue cross and blue shield of north carolina. live fearless. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? i can't say that either. >>> we're back with the big story of the night, the weather. >> chief meteorologist wes hohenstein is tracking the system for us. wes? >> good evening to you and you at home. any other night this late in september a newly formed storm in the caribbean would be the weather story but not tonight. flooding it. is a ton of lightning which you can see behind me and the possibility of isolated tornadoes. we've had hail reports and all this after a warm and muggy wednesday afternoon. so let's start here in harnett county. that's where i

i'm josh stein. why, in the senate, i wrote the safe schools act. toughened penalties for domestic abuse. and led the effort to expand the dna database, to put more rapists behind bars. as attorney general, protecting families will be job one. josh stein. >>> it's a big problem this morning for homeowners and drivers. cbs north carolina's lauren havlin inside our -- checking out conditions so far. >> we've actually stepped outside of that car to show you how busy first responders are here in cumberland county this morning. right now fayetteville fferred and police officers are going to a road called gurly street. you can tell that it is a flooded. the mailboxes here can pairly be seen. they are going to take their boats out and see if anybody's at home. if need be they will do a rescue. this will not be rescue that first responders have performed this year. for today. a lot of people in their vehicles have been stalled. again, we are going to stay up to date with this. if you can just stay off the road today. live in fayetteville. cbs north carolina

i'm josh stein. why, in the senate, i wrote the safe schools act. toughened penalties for domestic abuse. and led the effort to expand the dna database, to put more rapists behind bars. as attorney general, protecting families will be job one. josh stein. ? opening tonight at the metropolitan opera in new york city. it tells a tragic tale of love torn apart by illness but the opera might not be the most dramatic story on that stage. jan crawford shows us the remarkable journey of one of the players. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so, you know, at 6'5" is built like a football linebacker and ryan speedo green is hard to miss, but had he a rough childhood and says he was nearly st ter teenager. but then, against all odds, he found his way out with opera. ? >> reporter: with that rich, robust voice. ? >> reporter: a presence commanding the stage. it's easy to see why ryan speedo green, 0 years old, is -- 30 years old is considered one of the most promising stars of >> reporter: gracing top stages in europe and the u.s. but his improbable

i want to acknowledge josh stein, candidate for attorney general, and to all of you gathered here todays 61 days until the election. i think it's so appropriate to be here in the great state of north carolina at a really well renowned h -- hbcu, historically black college and university, that like so many others has played such an important role in our country's history, producing some of america's finest leaders. i am very proud. i was just doing a phone call on the way here with a lot of my young organizers on college campuses across our country. i got a question from a young woman at another historically black college and university, fayetteville. i told her i have a plan to help all of you afford to go to colleg college: i have a plan to help all of you with student debt to pay it down and pay it off, and i have a special plan of a $25 billion fund specifically aimed at supporting hbcus. because we need a lot of opportunities for young people from everywhere. it shouldn't matter what you look like, where you're from or who you love. you deserve to be in college if that is your choic

applause ] i want to thank trevor fuller, chair of the county commission, i want to acknowledge josh steinndidate for attorney general and to all of you gathered here today. it is 61 days until the election. [ cheers and applause ] and i think it's so appropriate to be here in the great state of north carolina. [ cheers and applause ] and it's great to be here at a renown hbcu, historically black college and university like so many others has placed such an important role in our country's history, producing some of america's finest leaders. i am very proud. i was just doing a phone call on the way here with a lot of my young organizers on college campuses across our country i got a text from another young woman at a historically black college, fayetteville, and i told her that i was a plan to help all of you afford to go to college. [ applause ] i have a plan to help all of you with student debt, to pay it down and pay it off. [ applause ] and i have a special plan of a $25 billion fund specifically aimed at supporting hbcus. because we need a lot of opportunities for young people from eve

josh: but a lot of them are very unhappy. chairman buckley: the 97% of them are voting for hillary now. in new hampshire, the alternative, jill stein is in the low percentages. so we have a very united ticket from hillary clinton down. josh: so you are there are no sour grapes on the part of bernie sanders supporters. chairman buckley: if you look on the democratic -- you just have to comment to one of our 26 offices to see this energy. we have local people going door-to-door talking to neighbors and families. that will make the difference. chairman horn: well, it is clear mr. buckley is not listening to the bernie sanders supporters a lot of them are out there very unhappy and are looking at jill stein seriously. on our side, we have a tremendous level of enthusiasm. we have brought new people are voting and you people involved that have not been involved either ever or four years. we just open our office in nashua last night. half of the people are new to politics and to the party. there is an energy on the republican side drawing pe they are excited about it. whether it is the top of the ticket or the middle somewhere down below

steins. >>> a brand new samsung fire started an explosion in his be loved jeep. josh cassy is live with this story. josh, that's scary stuff. >> reporter: yeah, we use our phones every day. no one thought this could cause samsung note owners and there is a recall but unfortunately he did not know about it until it was too late. >> it was surprising out quickly the dash was fire. i had a 6.4 liter. it was not a regular vehicle. i did a lot of work on it and it hurts. >> reporter: it's >> that's the first thought that something as simple as a phone is going to burn down my car or hurt my family. >> reporter: that phone was the samsung 7 that just came out. >> i have had every new note from an i-phone. >> reporter: he says he has gotten the runaround from the company. samsung has stopped selling the phones and is offering replacements saying quote the safety and satisfaction of our customers are our top priority. >> i was enjoying it and did not have any point. >> reporter: he's thankful that no one was hurt including his 8-year-old daughter that played with the phone. >

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