jeremiah and james dwyer were two brothers who founded three of the four most successful stove companies in detroit's history and here are some examples of the cast iron stoves that they made at their factories out of iron that was mined in the upper peninsula. so at the turn of the 20th century, about 1900, michigan really became known for the city that it's still known for today, and that is the manufacture of automobiles. in order for that to happen, we had to have the successes from the early industries, money and capital that could invest in these new companies from the former industries of lumbering and mining, those initial investors had a lot of money to invest. we also have the infrastructure and the factories that made the stoves, that made the transportation vehicles. could be repurposed for this new phenomenon of the gasoline engine. and i think the last piece that really helped michigan become the motor state was the ingenuity of some of the early founders of the automobile industry, from henry ford whose assembly line is famous and this is a recreation of his highland park

we find them -- >> you always warn people not to toss cigarette butts. >> absolutely. >> jeremiah mock, university of california, thank you for joining us and showing us the research you did. something brand-new and something people should look out for. back over to you. >>> we have a winner. mega gord, safeway world champion pumpkin way-off. it topped the scales at 2,175 pounds. a new california record. he won more than $15,000 in prize money and his champion pumpkin will play a starting role at the half moon bay art and pumpkin festival. sara zendehnam tells us growing these massive pumpkins for the festival comes with a lot of stress for the farmers. >> reporter: pumpkins serve a different purpose in half moon bay. great halloween decorations but these pumpkins are grown to compete. fall and pumpkins go hand in hand. pumpkin spice lattes, pumpkin decorations and a pumpkin competition. >> it's been a treat to see it. it's awesome. >> reporter: whether lumpy, discolored or from out of state, as long as they are big, there will come at the 46th annual safeway world championship pumpkin

it establishes that two songwriters, justin and jeremiah raisin, as well as justin eve loufman do notas they have been claiming. the songwriters say they contributed to a signature line about taking a dna test. lizzo did she she's sharing writing credit with the actual creator of the line. lizzo said on social media liones is the only one who deserves the credit. >>> new criticism for the faa and a computer breakthrough. diane king hall with that and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. earnings season is full steam ahead. big tech takes the stage today with quarterly results due to amazon, twitter, and intel. also reporting american and southwest airlines. stocks closed higher yesterday with help from health care and communications companies. the dow rose 45 points. the s&p 500 gained eight. the nasdaq added 15. >>> a new report says the faa must restore, quote, public confidence in aircraft certification efforts following two deadly crashes involving boeing 737 max. according to "reuters," the report by the transportation department's inspector general s

>> she was already going to name him jeremiah, so we just stuck with it. >> reporter: jeremiah taylororn for 20 more weeks. he never got a birth certificate. only a death certificate. then the coroner released his body along with his mother's, so their family could say goodbye. >> it was an open casket. i remember i wanted to reach out and touch her. i just kind of sat in the chair looking down at the floor, waiting for it to be over. >> reporter: in the days after crystie died, everyone in the family spoke with police hoping they could help in some way. any way. michelle had a story about the day before crystie died. as she left with the kids that morning, there was a man in the lobby of their building. >> and i came around the corner, and -- it was a guy. he was sitting on the stairs. and when i came around he startled me a little bit, so i stopped to ask him what was he doing there, and then he told me he was waiting for someone. >> reporter: michelle had a bad feeling about him. >> i kind of got this instinct that said, remember what he looked like. and then i froze on what he loo

jeremiah out!" this story is a reminder we made too many things electricity that we don't need.u're like, "how will i brush my teeth? oh, no. how will i smoke my weed!" they're like, "we could have sex." "i can't. my penis won't work without power. alexa? let's move on toes now from somewhere off the coast of norway. >> a boat load of people who thought they were embarking on an exciting cruise of the fjords of norway got a different kind of excitement. >> mutiny on a cruise ship. several say the toilet stopped working. >> the toilet does not flush. it smells. it leaks. >> passengers got into tense confrontations with the crew. >> there is nothing you can say! not one thing! >> they don't want any of the video going viral! there's no internet! they shut down the internet. >> norwegian cruiseline issued a statement apologizing for their guests' inconvenience, blaming weather for the change in itinry. they offered passengers a 25% credit for a future trip. >> trevor: instead of a refund, the cruiseline is offering 25% off another crews? that's hell-a-gangsta, man. imagine if the "

justin and jeremiah raisen say they wrote a 2017 song with lizzo and it sounds remarkably similar to i did a dna test ♪ >> okay. there's a similarity there. in a new series of tweets lizzo gave that lyric credit to a british singer who tweeted the line. she says the brother his nothing to do with writing "truth hurts." we spoke with jeremiah raisen who says it's more than just the words in the song. >> it's not just the lyric. it's not the fact that 100% of that was put in the song. it's the way the lyric was delivered and the melody. our beat is literally one chord different. >> lizzo filed a lawsuit yesterday against the brothers to keep them from getting credits and royalties. the brothers expressly withdrew any claim to truth hurts in writing in april of this year. >> whoever wrote the song, it's a great song and who performs that. >> a great song. we'll let them work that out. >>> bruce springsteen's "western star" was shot in a barn. thank you, bruce. how he keeps it fresh for fans decades after his career began. you're watching "cbs this morning." back with bruce springsteen.

jeremiah mark, who says vape products can cause many other products, including environmental hazards.actually has the nicotine solution still in it. so, this will eventually end up being fragmented and break open, will release the contents and wash into the water. so, nicotine is used as a pesticide, it is also used for killing rats. it killed children, all of these things, they will end up in the hospital. it is really a significant problem. >> dr. mark is a you cfs researcher, he dug into the trash at bay area schools. he says the goal should be to keep teenagers from taking up the habits in the first place. >>> okay, so we have got a different week going this week than we did last week with all of the heat and concerns for power and fire. this week is very different. we've got a couple of low pressure systems. the biggest one right here, this little got sweet through this morning. temperatures are pretty mild. the plan will be for this guy to move through on wednesday to the north of us. as it was to the north of us, it drops temperatures down a little bit. that's the plan. it will

and he sees himself as a kind of jeremiah figure.he very start has really thought of black conservatism is a political project like many political projects that begins with a voice in the wilderness that needs to create its own constituency and i think that's exactly what he sees himself as doing. all evidence to the contrary on the court. i think that's really the way to understand him. it is also a personal biographical dimension to this as well which i talk about in the book and this is something that is very important to thomas going up. thomas grew up in savannah mostly and what we call color is him that divide between light-skinned black to dark skin blacks is profound in his experience. he associates things like liberalism, all of the black professional managerial class, people like patricia harris who was in jimmy carter's cabinet. with the lighter skinned wealthy or morally blacks in the community and he is very candid he is seen as a prophetic figure chronic trying to create something that's not there. he was quite tight wi

linza mcintyre from jeremiah burke high school in massachusetts. and corinza wing from collin hills high school in georgia. we cannot succeed in our communities without dedicated public servants like these and it will come as no surprise to you since i'm down here on the floor today congratulating these three finalists that the national association named as the principal of the year my very own, from the begin et corinne hool system, zawing. wing the first thing you notice is the charisma that connects her with her students and their parents that partnership she develops with administrator and teachers, that's the partnership we strive for here and the one that's recognizing keresa wing out of 90,000 principals across the country. mr. speaker, ms. wing has spent her entire career in service to my community back home. i only represent two counties. she lives in one, makes that her family's home. she works in the other, having spent 30 years in the gwinnett county school system. these pictures reflect her work in her last five years as principal at c

jeremiah. caller: good morning. really appreciated the guy from wisconsin, the guy from virginia earlier, i think they had genuine comments. personally, being a republican, i am find my mind is being changed a little bit about trump pressure.ng the to myself, chuckled something republicans have prided themselves on is trump is -- i have never bragged in the summer, balancing the tires on my car, it is not something -- normally you hire someone to do the job because they have experience, they have been doing it for a long time and i would expect that as a businessman, to pull on resources potentially thinking outside the box. it goes against the constitution -- goes against the fabric of our nation. you have a whole house, a whole committee of senate to look into if you really thought there was foul play, you could use our national resources to do that. are the democrats following due process? i don't think so. making anancy pelosi public -- the inception of the momentum of this impeachment hearing was made public an

songwriting duo justin and jeremiah raisen claiming in these instagram posts they are co-writers fork the line from a songwriting session for a different track back in april 2017. ♪ turns out i'm 100 percent that -- >> reporter: lizzo's people have refuted that. a suit she filed against them says the raisens' publhehas asked for 20% ownership of "truth hurts." lizzo said in a different context there was no one in the room when i wrote "truth hurts" except me, producer ricky reed and my tears. now getting a warmer reception, though, is british singer mina lioness who wrote and tweeted the line back in february 2017. lizzo tweeting wednesday in part, while working on a demo i saw a meme that resonated with me. i later learned that a tweet inspired the meme. the creator of that tweet is the person i am sharing my success with, not these men, period. and mina lioness announcing the news on her own twitter feed. i just took a dna test, turns out i'm a credited writer for the number one song on billboard. lizzo is playing las vegas tonight where i assume the party will continue, guys. >> i