kris van cleave reports from dulles international airport right outside washington dc. <<< (track) this "sky west" operated flight landed in salt lake city two hours late wednesday. (take gfx) this tweet from one of its 45 passengers explains the delay. "they had to call in a replacement pilot, because our pilot was drunk." (sot) the one thing pilots should not do is that, so it's pretty unthinkable. shortly after 8 am wednesday morning... tsa officers noticed the pilot... 38-year old russel duszak... smelled of alcohol. gave him a breathalyzer test... confirming a blood alcohol level above the legal limit for pilots... point oh-four-percent. another pilot was found to take his place. (barbara larsen / passenger) so hopefully they come up with some kind of checks and balances instead of just a tsa officer just smelling it on their breath. duszak was arrested... released on a 300-dollar bond... and put on administrative leave. the rapid city police chief tweeted: "the system worked the passengers safety was not compromised." the faa says the number of so-called "pilot alcohol violations"

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kris van cleave, cbs news, dulles international airport, virginia. today: mostly cloudy and not as windy. hs nw 5-10 mph.tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. lows in the 30s and low 40s.rest of the week/weekend: chance of low 600s returns for friday. more 60s for saturday. beside some showers saturday evening and night, the time period looks dry. cooler on sunday with temps in the 60s. today: mostly cloudy and not as windy. highs only near 50. nw 5-10 mph.tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. lows in the 30s and low 40s.rest of the week/weekend: chance of low 600s returns for friday. more 60s for saturday. showers saturday evening and night, the time period looks dry. cooler on sunday with highs in the upper 50s. halloween looks warm with temps in the 60s. 3 today: mostly cloudy and not nw 5-10 mph.tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. lows in the 30s and low 40s.rest of the week/weekend: chance of low 600s returns for friday. more 60s for saturday. beside some showers saturday evening and night, the time period looks dry. cooler on sunday with highs in the upp

concerns.cbs 2 news reporter kris van cleave has the details. details.. pkg(sot-abby zuis/samsung phone owner) "it got really hot. like, if it was in my pocket i don't know if i would have been able to take it out of my pocket."at least three u-s owners of the replacement galaxy note 7 say their phones have dangerously overheated... the same problem reported with the original phone. those phones were recalled last month... after more than two dozen reports of burn injuries... due to overheating lithium ion batteries. cnet' dan ackerman says he's not surprised by the reported production halt.(sot dan ackerman/ cnet section editor) "there have been enough cases in a short enough period of time with these replacement phonesa&. so they really didn't have another choice right now if they can't identify the problem immediately."and now three major carriers... at&t, t-mobile and verizon... say they'll stop exchanging the original phones with samsung's new replacements... urging customers to power-down their devices and return them. (sot-andrew zuis/father) "we'r

kris van cleave has the results of a new survey showing teenagers' top mistakes. mistakes. trt - 1:35pkg(vo)donovan tessmer was about to start his senior year of high school. teen's girlfriend was speeding, lost control and hit a tree. donovan wasn't wearing a seatbelt - he was ejected and killed instantly. (sot-martha tessmer/mother)"i can't even describe what it felt like in that moment to be standing on a crash site looking down at a yellow tarp knowing that my son was underneath it. but also knowing that the young driver would have never done anything to hurt us on purpose."almost a decade later, speeding remains the top mistake teens make behind the wheel. (gfx 1 out)of the nearly 14,000 fatal crashes involving teen drivers over the last 5 years, more speed. (sot-tamra johnson/aaa) "i think one of the kind of disturbing things is that it's not getting any better."tamra johnson from triple-a says its survey found parents were often more guilty of bad driving than their teens. 65% of driving instructors complained parents were worse at teaching their children to drive th

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here is kris van cleave. investigators were able to get limited access to the transit train. ntsb vice prayer -- vice chair here. >> the locomotive was built in the mid-1990s. it is likely that it is a newer data reporter in the lead passenger car, the controlling car. so we are hopeful that that will have information that will be functioning. >> reporter: should >> when they are not working, they are usually replaced. >> reporter: thomas gallagher told investigators he does not remember the crash. >> you look at his watch and noticed the train was six minutes late. he said when he checked the speedometer, who was operating at 10 miles-per-hour when entering the station track. >> reporter: federal regulators launched a deep audit of the railroad into turning of dozens of safety violations. accidents since 2011 resulting in $6 million in damage to equipment. during that time, the transit authority has settled 183 safety violations including operating procedures and safety standards. cleanup and repair work at the accident scene will continue around the clock. investigators say

kris van cleave has more from hoboken. >> reporter: national transportation safety board investigators were able to get site, but say the data recorder recovered from the rear of the new jersey transit train was not functioning. ntsb vice chair bella disciplnh. >> it was built in the 1990s and likely a newer data event recorder in the lead passenger car, the controlling car, so we are hopeful that that will have information that will be functioning. >> reporter: should it have been in working order, they are not working they are usually replaced. >> reporter: engineer thomas gallagher told investigators he does not remember the crash. >> he said he looked at his watch and noticed his train was about six minutes late, arrival at hoboken. he said that when he checked the speed ometer he was operating a 10 miles an hour when entering the station track. >> reporter: federal regulators launched a so-called deep audit of the railroad in june and turning up dozens of safety violations. new jersey transit trains have reported to regulators since 2011 and resulting in nearly 6 million dollars i

we'll have to do that as our cities grow. >> -- >> reporter: kris van cleave, cbs news. >>> fire crews rescued a woman in southern california who had been missing almost a week. they found her trapped inside an overturned suv about 75 miles northeast of l.a. somehow, she rolled her hummer down an embankment and used on start to, and on one. it took a week to find her. the car and the hair on my neck started to stand up. she could barely lift her head. all i heard was gasping. >> can you imagine? rescue crews had to stabilize the vehicle to keep it from rolling further down the hill. the woman is alive in serious condition but she is expected to be okay. >>> a live look at the big board here. the dow jones down at x >>> volkswagen has updated more than 1 million of its cars with new pollution control software. this comes after last year's announcement that the company admitted to installing software on its diesel cars to treat -- tutee emissions tests. profits are up for volkswagen over a year ago but the company is still facing an uphill battle.>>> the tesla ceo elon musk showed off hi

our kris van cleave shows us how police are cracking down. >> reporter: in the time it takes to look down and look at a text, a vehicle could travel the distance of a football field. >> do you think about the safety aspect of that? >> i do, but you know, you always think you're to be the one to have an accident. >> reporter: but those accidents are rising. fatal distracted driving crashes jumped nearly 9% last year over 2014. prompting this startling anti- texting ad. >> they're driving just like a drunk driver. you'll see them weaving, go over the center line. creative. officers in san bernardino, california, has posed a panhandlers. in moscow, idaho, they use a yellow school bus. in west bridgewater, massachusetts, they're using bicycle officers. >> you'll have to pay over $100, so don't look at your phone. >> reporter: kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >> police also say there's a huge gap in e drivers are reluctant to admit they were using their cell phones when accidents happen. >>> there's progress on universal flu vaccine. researchers in canada and new york are reporting

kris van cleave reports.neionlis behi schedule with a dfere pilot at the con aer tate 3-year-old city russell d officered him cock t n a replacement pilot because our pilot was drunk. e saw a police officer d. eeally anxious now when i get on more flights. wondering, you know, you, where the has been the nightbefo. >> reporter: drunk p 10 pilots last year were found or grart.ood alcohol of in august, two united pilots were busted suspected of being intoxicated as they prepared to fly 141 from scotland to the u.s. also that mont john mcguire, a american airlino-pilot pleaded no from a detroo philly flight in march. >> there has been lot of talk >> y g the fak u click them. they s yinformation. whatever. >> reporter: they discovered that fancy bear had udhe techni against bellingcats the the serve in ributor in moscow lieves they were. i started receiving the pne calls with death threats. >> yesyes, manof the. >>ter:er hisepor exsed gornment deception, s onnes accoun were ne.ome pbest on dress the attackers sec

kris van cleave, cbs news, hoboken, new jersey. 18-year-old by los angeles police prompted overnight protests. for the second night in a row, demonstrators shut down traffic in south los angeles. carnell snell was killed saturday. police say snell jumped out of a car they had been chasing. a gun was found where snell died. neighbors say snell was running with his hands up when he was shot and killed. >>> this morning, students return to a south carolina school that was the target of a deadly shooting. last night, the town honored the two students and a teacher were shot last week on a playground at townville elementary. 6-year-old jacob hall died from his injuries saturday. the 14-year-old is charged in the shooting. >>> firefighters are gaining some ground in a north california wildfire. the lomo fire in santa clara county is 71% contained. the evaluation order has been lifted for santa cruz county. 12 homes, though, have been destroyed. >>> two masked men reportedly robbed reality tv star kim kardashian at gun point of several of millions of dollars worth of jewelry. the alleged ro

kris van cleave has our report. >> reporter: brandy hayes doesn't know it yet but she's about to get a ticket. >> texter on my right. >> reporter: lieutenant kerry hopkins spotted her from up high, riding shotgun in the tennessee highway patrol semi. he radios another trooper to pull hayes over. people know they shouldn't be texting while driving, they're they? >> people are holding the phone down and that's even more dangerous. because they're taking their eyes completely off the road. >> reporter: in the time it takes a driver to look down and send a text, a vehicle can travel the distance of a football field. >> you always think you're above it, you know, that you're not the one to have an accident. >> reporter: but those accidents are rising, fatal crashes jumped to catch texting drivers police are getting creative. >> she's texting. >> reporter: officers in san bernardino, california are posing as panhandlers. even though the signs warn, they're looking for cell phone violators, drivers don't see them and they're pulled over by motorcycle cops nearby. in moscow, idaho, they use

kris van cleave looks at teen driving mistakes. >> reporter: donovan was about to be a senior at high school. while out with friends his girlfriend was speeding, lost control and hit a tree. donovan wasn't wearing a seatbelt. he was ejected and killed. >> i can't even describe what it felt like in that moment to be standing on the crash site looking down at a yellow tarp knowing that my son was under it. >> reporter: almost a decade later speeding is the top mistake teens make behind the wheel. the nearly 14,000 fatal crashes involving teen drivers over the last five years, more than 4200 involved speed. >> i think one of the kind of disturbing things is that it's not getting any better. >> reporter: tara johnson from aaa says they found parents were often more guilty of bad driving than the teens. 65% of driving instructors complained parents were worse at teaching their children to drive than a decade ago. >> when parents set stricter rules for their teens before they get behind the wheel, those teens typically have less crashes. >> reporter: after speed, the most common mistake tee

kris van cleave is vol lotion >> reporter: delta connection flight 4574 arrived in salt lake city hours behind schedule with a different pilot at the controls after police arrested 38-year-old russell dousak on suspicion of drinking. t.s.a. officers noted dousak smelled of alcohol and called police. officers removed him from the cockpit. "delta had to call in a replacement pilot because our pilot was drunk." >> we saw police officer board. >> reporter: barbara larson was on the flight. >> i'll be really anxious when i get on the flight wondering, you know,, you know, where were the pilots and copilots the night before. >> reporter: drunk pilot cases are rare. according to the f.a.a., ten pilots last year were found to a a blood alcohol concentration of .04 or greater inch august two un suspected of being intoxicated as they prepared to fly 141 passengers from scotland to the u.s. also that month, john maguire, an american airlines copilot, pleaded no contest to charges he was drunk when he was removed from a detroit to philly flight in march. dousak is on administrative leave and has be

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now some airlines are adopting new emergency equipment, and kris van cleave gives us an early look. >> reporter: this demonstration flaming laptop with a lithium ion battery is put in a fire resistant bag. >> open the bag. fireproof gloves are in the bag. don the gloves. >> reporter: thomas connolly's company makes the hot stop. inside, several heat-resistant materials, including one that can withstand temperatures up to 3,200 degrees. >> it will explode. there will be noise. there will be a boom, but it will be within this bag. it could blow up like a beach ball, but it will be contained. >> reporter: so it's layer after layer of >> fireproof components holding that to let it burn itself out. >> we had a sales device that caught on fire. >> reporter: after a credit card heater overheated on this flight a year ago, the airline joined virgin america in putting the bags on all plane, and following the ban of samsung note 7 devices, like this one that started smoking on a plane earlier this month, delta and other carriers are now looking at the technology. >> when a battery starts to imp

kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. ((paul joncich)) >>> in haiti, the death toll from hurricane matthew is now reported to be more than one thousand, and may continue to climb as officials reach more remote parts of the country. days after matthew ma remain homeless and hungry. haiti is the poortest nation in the western hemisphere. in the town of jeremie 80 percent of the buildings are damaged or destroyed. residnts told cbs reporters they've seen little to nothing in terms of help from their government. (((sot jeff jeanty) (haiti hurricane matthew rem220 005407)(reverse// hurricane matthew haiti military rem67 @23;49;11) "the first house, the roof was lift. vd: wow the first house next door the roof came flying, jj: i called them, come in here, come in here. then they come in... vd: and then your rood makes gesture of roof coming >>> reporters say while touring part of the village of jeremy, dozens of people asked to write their names in thier notebook as their way of saying to the world we are here, we survived, ple

kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >>> so here is a question for you. would you take a pay cut if you could work from home? >> if so, you are not alone. we are not there with you, but you're not alone. according to a new stud fry harvard and princeton, most americans would take 8% pay cut if they could work from home. some are even willing to part with, get this, 21% of their pay. >> hello. >> the pole also finds only 9% of us workers say they currently have the option to do so. >> and we will be here forever. >> we certainly will. >> still ahead. >> from the caribbean to the united states, the latest number on the latest death toll and destruction by hurricane matthew. >> it may be monday, but many of are you looking ahead to the weekends, we'll get you set what you weekends will look like, we expect things will stay dry and sign saturday, sunday, expectation of high pressure building in at that point. however as is typical for mid october, some chilly nights on the way. we will be talking temperature, and a little bit of ups and downs on this thermome

kris van cleave, cbs news, dulles international airport virginia. >>> you may recall earlier this year two united pilots were suspected of being drunk. they were stopped before flying 100 passengers from scotland to the united states. plus, another pilot was drunk as he prepared to fly from det >>> 12 days until you pick the next president of the united states. hillary clinton's emails are once again at the center of the presidential election. craig boswell with a look and donald trump's response. >> reporter: pac emails from john podesta are creating more questions. a former aide to president bill clinton where he says he pushed corporations that donated to in-kind services for the president and his family for personal travel, hospitality, vacation and the like. donald trump has long accused the clinton foundation of being a slush fund for the former president. thursday he questioned why fbi director james comey not to charge hillary clinton over her use of a email server while she was secretary of state. >> george, she is so guilty. >> reporter: the clinton campaign responded saying

kris van cleave showing teenagers top mistakes. >> donovan go to start his senior year of high school. while out with friends the girlfriend was speeding, lost control, hit a tree. donovan wasn't wearing a seatbelt. he was ejected and killed instantly. >> i can't even describe what it felt like in that moment. to be standing on a crash site looking down at a yellow tarp, knowing that my son was underneath it. >> almost a decade later, speeding remains the top mistake teens make behind the wheel. of the nearly 14,000 fatal crashes, involving teen drivers, over the last five years, more than 4200 involve speed. >> i think one of the kind of disturbing things that it is not getting any better. >> tamara johnson said its survey found parent more guilty of bad driving than their teens, six a % of driving instructors complain parent were worse at teaching their children to drive, than the decade ago. when parent set strict or rules, those teens typically have less crashes. >> after speed, the most common mistake teens make is distracted driving. >> i thought he was snatch chatting. >> chris

kris van cleave is in charleston this morning. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning. we know that matthew is not yet, at least the worst of matthew is not yet here to charleston but the real concern here has been floodwaters. a lot of streets on the east bay sometimes waist deep. we had to abandon our hotel at one point the water was to the point you couldn't get out and why so many people here in south carolina have been under these evacuation orders because police knew once this storm started they wouldn't be able to get to people because of the water. the worst as far as the winds still to come. a lot of focus here on flooding as we had very high tide and, of course, this rain has been unrelenting. anthony? >> kris van cleave, be car out there, kris. >>> the latest on donald trump's campaign in crisis. after hearing trump's newly revealed remarks about women, two congressional republicans say he should drop out of the presidential race. >> the remarks were caught on an open microphone in a 2005 video. that video obtained and released by "the washington post." trump

here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: ron mullenix and his wife are leaving the washington, d.c. airport one bag short. does the airline have a where your bags are? >> yeah, they didn't get loaded in atlanta. they'll be here at about 6:00, and they'll deliver before midnight. >> reporter: under newly proposed regulations, airlines would have to refund baggage fees when luggage is substantially delayed. it's one of the reforms aimed at better protecting fliers after years of airline mergers left four airlines in control of about 80% of the industry. airlines will have to report banner. previously major carriers have not included flights operated by regional partners. fare comparison web sites will have to disclose if search results favor one airline over another, and if a wheelchair is damaged, airlines will have to report it. sean kennedy is with a for a, which represents the airline which has concerns about the rules. >> air travelers should be worried about unintended consequences. fares are low, competition is high, and customers have more any time there's a proposal to create

here's our transportation correspondent kris van cleave. can you send emergency equipment over here? >> reporter: that smoke came pouring from this samsung galaxy note 7 smartphone, forcing southwest flight 994 to be evacuated in baltimore as it sad on the gate headed to louisville. brian greene says he just turned the phone off and put it in his pocket. >> i heard some popping that sounded like a ziploc bag popping open. billowing, just pouring out of my pocket. >> smoke in the cabin on the ramp and the gate terminal ramp southwest 994. there is smoke in the cockpit. >> reporter: passenger ta'neaka lindsay. >> someone yelled out, "the phone is on fire." the first thing that came the mind is the recall on the samsung phone. >> reporter: samsung has recalled nearly two million of the galaxy phones made before september 15th. there have been at least 92 reports in the u.s. of the phone's lithium-ion battery overheating, resulting in 26 burns and 55 cases of property damage, including fires to cars and a garage. airlines have been asking passe

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