anna werner, cbs news, new york. >>> time now 4:51. the new smart home device from google that could be giving hackers valuable information. exact location. >>> good morning. temperatures around the water close to normal but inland areas that's where it will get warmer than average. here's a look at the south bay upper 70s for santa clara, milpitas, san jose 84. morgan hill 86. los gatos 79 degrees. so temperatures a few degrees cooler than yesterday but pretty close. it will probably not be much noticeable change. we are noticing still fog out there this morning. east bay temperatures low 90s yet again and some upper 80s in places like concord and walnut creek. 67 though for san francisco. 71 in alameda. oakland 72. further up north you go it will be warmer, temperatures in lakeport and clearlake in the low 90s. st. helena 88. >>> we are tracking a smooth ride for drivers heading across the richmond/san rafael bridge. you can see those taillights making their way westbound. you may encounter some roadwork in the eastbound direction. a

here's anna werner. >> they said congratulations, mr.alker, you have just won a jamaican sweepstakes. >> reporter: allen walker had just moved to st. louis in 2015 when the call came in on his cellphone telling him he had won $94,000. it would be delivered soon and dl he had to do was send them a fee for taxes. >> they kept on telling me "oh, he took the wrong route, he'd be there soon. just wait." >> reporter: walker sent them two checks totaling $55,000. all his savings. they didn't show up with the fine. then he got repeated calls to send money to different people. and that is when he realized it was a scam. >> when i really feel kind of sipty inside and ridiculous that i got, you know, beefed like that. >> reporter: steve baker is the lead investigator for the better business bureau. >> most of the people cold calling you are from either jamaica or costa rica. >> reporter: baker says nearly 3,000 people reported sweepstakes and lottery scams to the b.b.b. scam tracker in 2017. that same year the f.t.c. and f.b.i. combined received mo

anna werner has the company's response to these concerns. >> juul is a product for adult smokers. >>eporter: juul's ashley gould duys it's adults, like those featured in the company's current marketing campaign, who gee the product's target market. e ey're mature smokers who say fey've switched from cigarettes to juul, the e-cigarette that resembles a u.s.b. drive. gould says the company aimed to eliminate the smell and social cigma of cigarettes... and be healthier. >> this technology has the possibility to enable them to continue to have nicotine in the say it's delivered in a cigarette, without the combustion and thereby with the comise of not having to die from it. >> reporter: and juul has taken off. it commands over 60% of the e- cigarette market. but something else appears to be driving juul's popularity, too, its appeal to kids. >> do it for the juul! >> reporter: on social media, teens post photos and videos of themselves juuling with hashtags like "do it for juul." j the problem here is everyone was asleep at the switch. s reporter: matt myers heads the campaign for tobacco

here's anna werner. >> reporter: the lawsuit filed today says mr. trump ran the daundation according to his whim, rather than the law. it describes the foundation as little more than an empty shell anth a board that hasn't met in 19 years. the complaint cites a series of transactions that new york attorney general barbara underwood says benefited mr. trump's own interests, an illegal practice known as "self- dealing." there was the $100,000 payment to fisher house foundation to settle legal claims against mr. rump's mar-a-lago resort. and the $10,000 of trump saundation money the suit says mr. trump used to buy a painting of himself. >> everybody's going to get a bot of money. >> reporter: and the a.g. pointed to this campaign event in iowa, in january 2016. candidate trump, skipping a republican debate, raised millions of dollars for veterans instead. but after the event, the lawsuit says campaign staff, not the edump foundation, dictated how the funds were disbursed, amounting to illegal coordination between a campaign and nonprofit. the president

jeff. >> glor: anna werner in springfield, mass. anna, thanks.e people in new mexico had to outrun flames today as a wildfire raced through a bone- dry forest. evacuations were ordered as the fire is close to a small town. jamie yuccas has the video tonight. >> oh, my god. we haven't have come through. oh, my god. >> reporter: this was the harrowing scene rick archuleta and his son saw as they drove through the ute park fire. it has torched more than 16,000 acres since thursday. >> head out? >> yeah. >> reporter: residents in the village of cimarron, which is more than 150 miles east of santa fe, were ordered to evacuate as the fire is only three miles outside of town. >> you have to evacuate. you have to figure out what is the most important. >> reporter: some neighbors say they will stick it out to the last minute. >> as long as there's just smoke, i'm not worried about it. but when you get to where you see fire, then it's time to do something. >> reporter: air tankers, helicopters, and ground crews are working around the clock to put out the b

anna werner has more. >> reporter: the lawsuit filed today says mr.he foundation according to his whim rather than the law. it describes the foundation as little more than an empty shell with a board that hasn't met in 19 years. the complaint cites a series of transactions that new york attorney general barbara underwood says benefited mr. trump's own interests, an illegal practice known as self-dealing. there was the $100,000 payment to fisher house foundation to settle legal claims against mr. trump's mar-a-lago resort. and the $10,000 of trump foundation money the suit says mr. trump used to buy a pangt of himself. >> everyone's going to get a lot of money. >> reporter: and the a.g. pointed to this campaign event in iowa in january 2016. candidate trump skipping a republican debate raised millions of dollars for veterans instead. but after the event the lawsuit says campaign staff, not the trump foundation, dictated how the funds were disbursed, amounting to illegal coordination between a campaign and non-profit. the president fired back on twitt t

here is anna werner. >> congratulations, mr.ker, you have won the jamaica sweepstakes. >> allen walker moved off to st. louis in 2015 when the call came in on his cell phone telling him he had won $94,000. it would be delivered soon. and all he had to do was send them a fee for taxes. >> they kept on telling me, oreoh, it will be there soon. >> walker sent them two checks totaling $5,500. all his savings. they didn't show up with the prize. then he got repeated calls to send money to different people. and that's when he realized it was a scam. >> i really feel kind of empty inside and ridiculous that i got, got, you know, beat like that. >> steve baker is the lead investigator for the better business bureau. >> most of the people that are cold calling you are from, either, jamaica or costa rica. >> baker says nearly 3,000 people, reported sweet stakes and lottery scams to the scam tracker in 2017. that same year, the ftc and fbi come of bind received more than $145,000 complaints about the scams. losses topped over $100 million.

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here's anna werner. >> and watching my son with it locked and shut pull himself up this ladder.ter: that's dad keith wyman of massachusetts, narrating as his toddler climbs a safety ladder designed to keep kids out. >> who's big idea was it to have this door put on the ladder with slots like that? >> reporter: it was a demonstration to show the dangers, but this was not. watch as two small children in e xas climb the ladder of this wol to get into the water. 17e 17-month-old was floating when his mother rushed to rescue him. >> my heart just dropped. when i saw him i literally thought that's a baby doll. that can't be my son. a part of me knew he was gone. his limbs were blue his face was white. >> reporter: most kids survive many of but many do not. 10 days ago olympic skier bode miller's 19-month-old daughter died after making her way to a neighbor's backyard pool. the consumer product safety dummission estimates some 300 children younger than 5 die in swimming pools each year. it's the leading cause of unintentional death for kids ages 1-4. so far in 2018, 43 kids have niread

anna werner shows us. >> they said congratulations, mr.alker, you have won the jamaica sweepstakes. >> allen walker had moved to st. louis in 2015 when the call came in on his cell phone. telling him he had won, $94,000. it was be delivered soon. all he had to do was send them a fee for taxes. >> kept telling me. >> walker sent them two checks, totaling $5,500, all his saves. they didn't show up with the prize. then he got repeated calls to send money to different people. that's when he realized it wade. >> lead investigator for better business bureau. >> most of the people, that are cold calling you from jamaica. >> baker says 3,000 people reported sweepstakes and lottery scams to the bb scam tracker in 2017. that same year, the ftc and fbi combined received more than 145,000 complaints about the scams. losses topped $100 million. the bbb study says scammers contact their victims to get their personal information every way they can. through cold calling. text messages, internetd pop-ups, mail and social media like facebook. >> fact that t

here's anna werner. >> i am watch might son with it locked and shut. pull himself up this ladder. >> reporter: that is dad, keith wyman of massachusetts, narrating as his toddler climbs a safety ladder designed to keep kids out. >> whose big idea was tight have this door put on the ladder with slots like that? >> a demonstration to show the dangers, but this was not. watch as two small children in texas climb the ladder of this pool to get into the water. the 17-month-old was floating when his mother, tana zuniga rushed to rescue him. >> my heart dropped. i thought that is a baby doll. can't be my son. a part of me knew he was gone. lips were blue. face was white. >> both kids survived. many do not. >> how long was he in the pool? >> dent know. >> 10 days ago, bode miller's 19-month-old daughter died after make herring way to a neighbor's backyard pool. the consumer product safety commission estimates that 300 children younger than 5 die in swimming pools each year. it's the leading cause of unintentional death for kids ages 1 to 4. so far in 2018, 43

for "cbs this morning: saturday," anna werner, springfield, massachusetts. >>> new details are emerging this morning in connection with the fatal shooting of a passenger by his uber driver on a denver highway. police say the driver claims he reached for his gun in self defense. >> reporter: just after 2:45 friday morning, denver police responded to a shooting. >> so the uber driver is the suspect? >> i believe he's the caller. >> reporter: police say the uber driver, 29-year-old michael hancock, shot his passenger numerous times. according to this police statement, a detective located ten spent .40 cartridges. the victim was lying on the floorboard of the front passenger seat. police say it appears hancock got into a dispute with his passenger who has now been identified as 45-year-old hyun kim. >> the individual, a male party transported to the hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. >> reporter: hancock had a semiautomatic weapon on him even though uber's official policy prohibits drivers and riders from carrying firearms of any kind in a vehicle while using the app. in a statem

only on "cbs this morning" anna werner has a response. good morning. >> good morning.e-cigarette is designed to help current smokers switch to something safer and healthier. the company showed us in its own recent survey showed 64% of smokers who switched to the product dropped cigarettes completely. but the product is also popular with teens. something juul said it never intended. >> juul is a product for adult smokers, and they have adopted it. >> reporter: juul's ashley gould says its adults like those featured in the company's current marketing campaign who are the product's market target. >> since i changed to juul, i've changed. my daughter's happy. i'm happy. >> reporter: they're mature smokers who say they've switched from cigarettes to e-cigarettes. aimed to eliminate the smell and social stigma of cigarettes and be healthier. >> this technology has the possibility to enable them to continue to have nicotine in the way it's delivered in a cigarette without the combustion and thereby with the promise of not having to die from it. >> reporter: and juul has taken