a-b-c's ray raimundi... reports.. samsung is now apologizing -- hoping the fl will help them awake from a two-week nightmare pkg script: just like many of its customers... samsung -- feeling the burn over their exploding cell phones. nats of cell phone burning the consumer product safety commission...now stepping in. warning galaxy note 7 buyers to turn in their phones. elliot kaye / cpsc chairman "today's message is to take that phone into your carrier or directly to samsung, if that's where you purchased it, and take advantage of this recall." scenes like this occuring across america.. 92 reports of overheating of property -- damaged. including cars.. like this one...bursting into flames. nats of new samsung phones being shipped out a rush now to return those galaxy note 7's...after samsung says it was only this model... with a defective battery.. but reports have surfaced of other galaxy phones...overheating. ..smoking...and burning. sot mareno greenwade, samsung customer: "i was actually just sitting at my desk at

ray raimundi has the latest.... on the investigation. suspected serial killer shawn michael grate faced a ohio judge this afternoon. nats: "do you understand the judge set bail at one million dollars. grate was charged thursday, two days after dispatchers received a frightening 9-1-1 call from a woman... claiming she was abducted and held captive inside this abandoned home. sot: 911 call op: is there any way you can get out of the building? caller: i don't know without waking him and i'm scared that desperate call for help placed after her captor rush in... two more bodies found inside. one identified as 43-year-old stacey stanley. sot christopher tunnell "i can now confirm the second deceased sot - christopher r. tunnell / ashland county prosecutor grate has an extensive criminal history...spanning over two decades. the maintenance man...reportedly convicted of burglary and pleaded guilty to abduction...domestic violence... and drug abuse. nats "w took so long to help our family." outrage amongst the community... after they confronted t

ray raimundi, abc news, new york. a third party canidate is the libertarian candidate and former governor of new mexico.. is averaging about 10%. if he reaches 15%.. he'll be able to take part in the upcoming presidential debates with clinton and trump. if johnson makes reach it would be the first time for a 3rd party candidate has taken part in the debates since h. ross perot in 1992. a deadly blast tears through a market in the philippines. at least 12 people have died, and 60 others injured.. no word on what caused the explosion. witnesses say they heard a loud bang then saw smoke. philippine forces are on high alert as they continue to battle extremists across the country. than 50 wounded after a series of rocket attacks across baghdad. one attack targeted a weapons storage facility.. igniting a massive fire. the am

ray raimundi, abc news, hoboken, new jersey. coming up next in sports, scott will feature the stadium tonight between jefferson and waterloo west. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. lets start off with another cedar rapids toyota. south winneshiek junior rodney schwartzoff had the kind of game running over bcluw. schartzhoff broke his cousin's school record with a whopping 382 yards rushing. 382 yards almost four football fields how do you do that? i couldnt do it without an offense of line that is good pushed the defense. how much fun was that? i had a lot of fun i hope the offense had fun to. did you have any clue how many yards you had? not until the end of the game and offensive line record did you give you him little business? he was mad.. he probably got over it by now . you jumped over a guy that was pretty impressive. i saw the offensive line push them over i got to get over it. the offensive line kept pushing their guys back and i broke it. we are going to feature your o-line we are going to see how they woul

abc's ray raimundi has the latest developments on the outbreak. nats: of plane propeller the air attack against mosquitoes in south florida intensified early this morning. more nats of spraying machines workers in hazmat suits loaded planes ...with the controversial chemical called naled. nats of protesters "hey, hey! we don't want no spray." a outrage and protest amongst miami beach residents... who for the second day ... gathered outside of city hall ... to stop what they believe to be is harmful spraying sot - michelle hurtado / protester "naled //// has every bit of a damaging potential to the unborn fetus." those opposed to the spraying do not believe government assurances... the pesticide is not harmful to humans. health officials... stress there is nothing to fear. sot - anh ton, broward county mosquito control section "its an organic material..be spread over organic farms .its been used in the florida keys for a spraying the controversy of spraying comes...as the florida department of health announces 84 pregnant women have tested positive

ray raimundi, abc news, new york. the c-e-o of the drug company that makes epi-pens capitol hill. mylan pharmaceutic als makes the epi-pen to treat severe allergic reactions. but its price has gone from 100 than 600 dollars today. despite a public outcry, mylan's c-e-o heather bresch told the house oversight and government reform committee the price will stay the same. bresch also said there's a lot of misinformatio n spreading about the epi- pen. " concern and skepticisim about the pricing of epipens and i think many people incorrectly assume that we make $600 off of each pen. that is definitely not true. recent increases to epipens have not yielded the revenue to mylan that many assume " selling its generic version for 300 dollars. the company has also offered coupon cards and has doubled the limit for eligibility for its patient assistance program. but members of congress including iowa senator chuck grassley say that isn't enough. "the steps that we can take is to put pressure on the food and drug administration to get other generic drugs approved that accomplish the grassley

abc's ray raimundi has the latest. the aftershocks of the historic presidential debate continue both candidates hitting southern battleground states in north carolina? a victory lap for hillary clinton sot - hillary clinton "did anybody see that donald trump complaining about a faulty microphone and unfair questions from the moderator sot - donald trump "almost every single poll had us winning the debate against crooked hillary clinton, bigly." nats - from debate both interrupting one another and both candidates... hitting each other hard o their experience to be president. clinton threw the first jabs... slamming trump for celebrating the housing crisis sot - hillary clinton "what kind of person would want to root for 9 million families losing their homes?" trump firing back at a rally in melbourne.. sot - donald trump "she traveled all over the world and you know what it got us? nothing. a fiesty donald trump last night.. after starting off the morning on the defense... doubling down on his ?.she was the winner and g

ray raimundi, abc news, new york. i will continue to follow the latest developments on all three of these stories throughout good morning las vegas... good morning las vegas! i'm ... and i'm xxx.... the time now is ... let's send things over to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) sunny skies hold for today but everything changes though moving into tomorrow through thursday. the low pressure system we have been watching since last tuesday will be making into the southern nevada area by tomorrow. heavy clouds build and high temperatures drop to a range between 86 to 91 degrees with winds between 10 and 20 mph and gusts around 25 mph. rain chances pop in as well. 11am to 4pm is our best window clear into thursday late morning for rain. condition after a hit and run black honda minivan you see on your screen. officers say that van hit the driver and took off yesterday. this morning we're hearing from a little girl who saw the crash. people living in the area that say crashes like this happen way too of

ray raimundi, abc news, new york. sean: beautiful day but eventually some rain. kevin: another one tomorrow. if you are stuck in work this afternoon we will talk with a chance of showers. sean: coming up, a delicious meal perfect for those fall dinners. now time for our hotshot. a viewer snapped ths photo in rindge. oil wells in new hampshire? you'd think so the way kelly ayotte voted. ninety percent with the cool off overnight. a light southerly breeze through the day is modifying the air mass in place. while we are expecting beast to lower half of the 50's, chances degrees warmer in most locations. there are expecting a good deal of sunshine through the afternoon today and likely tomorrow before the next system starts to arrive. looks like that gets here with an increase in clouds saturday evening. 60's today, 70 right now. we will edge up by another six or seven degrees through the remainder of the afternoon. where you are standing at 60 in will make a run into the mid-70's and maybe as high as 70. temperatures running two to four degrees warmer than yesterday

abc's ray raimundi is live in hoboken. ray: behind me are a host of multiple law enforcement agencies and first responders. we also know there are multiple critical injuries. at least one person has died. a major train accident in hoboken, new jersey has left more than 100 people injured. officials say a new ey transit train crashed into the station platform leaving multiple passengers trapped and causing structural damage to the station. the accident happened just before 9:00 eastern, the heart of rush hour. authorities say the passenger train failed to stop at the hoboken terminal, continuing to crash through the platform. >> i observed them coming at a high rate of speed, when over the bumper block, through the ray: witnesses say the force of the crash took out a support beam, causing part of the roof that covers the train tracks to collapse. >> i look to the left and i see all of this metal on the ground, pipes and first, water flowing anywhere -- everywhere. ray: most of the injured passengers are being treated at the

ray raimundi, abc news, hoboken new jersey. that is a story will we stay on top of throughout this newscast... wrapped itself around our upper level low, will be surging back to the south today. partly cloudy skies are still expected throughout the morning and afternoon along with a small chance for rain. 15-20% chances are topping today's rain potential with high temperatures between 86 and 91 degrees. by friday, rain chances hold at 15% within the morning and dry out entirely by the afternoon. highs will peak at normal values for this time of the year; between 88 and 93 degrees. as we move into the weekend though, temperatures fall increasing. low pressure from the pacific northwest will drop into central nevada. this will carry in cooler air from the north and shoot it down into the valley. saturday we will still hold in the upper 80s and low 90s but by sunday, mid 80s will be arrive and allow the valley to tuesday and wednesday. sunny skies will be common right now.. clown that is threatening a school - and students - on fa

abc's ray raimundi is outside the train station with the latest developments. one of the two data recorders from the train... recovered overnight...by the n-t-s-b as they attempt to get one step closer to answering why? at the center of the investigation... 48-year-old train engineer thomas gallagher sot - t. bella dinh-zarr / vice chair, ntsb "we will be checking records, maintenance records and employee records." nats - of video inside the station at the second data recorder located in the front car along with two video recorders... but a destroyed canopy...and mountains of debris ...is making it difficult to reach. nats up of sirens of ambulance that rush hour horror happening right in the heart of the morning commute. hundreds injured...and that one by-stander on the platform killed today -- we learn more about 34-year- old fabiola bittar de kroon.. who just dropped off her baby train. sot - karlos agner / smart - start academy owner "she was in a rush, she went to the train - in a way i blame myself, cause i talk a lot and i could have spoken to her about

ray raimundi, abc news, hoboken, new jersey. kathy: to the campaign hillary , clinton and donald trump are out of debate mode and whipping through swing states this week. the democratic nominee was in iowa today as the state started their early voting. clinton also had the first lady pennsylvania, and senator bernie sanders in new hampshire. republican nominee donald trump campaigned for himself in new hampshire. the next debate will be sunday october 9. , former first daughter chelsea clinton will be in green bay tomorrow to campaign for her mother. she will attend the get out and early vote event at meyer theatre in downtown green bay. joyce: of warning now, your car could be getting broken into. the port department announced on its facebook page cars are being targeted during games. they say in washington and ozaukee counties, windows have been smashed and valuables have been stolen while families are watching soccer. police remind everyone to lock all valuables in the trunk of the car and out of view. authorities say if you

a-b-c's ray raimundi is in new jersey with the latest. nats: [of video inside train station ] this video...showing the aftermath...moments just after a new jersey transit more nats up from video passengers in a daze... bloodied and in disbelief. a morning commute turning into a disaster sot: jamie / some were covered in debris. the conductor had blood all over his face and clothing. jamie, a passenger in the first car of the train that careened into the hoboken station just eyewitness man sot the train didn't stop. it just didn't stop. sot: mike larson/ transit machinist "it went over the bumper block, basically through the air, traveled another 40 feet and came to a rest when it hit the wall " nats: of of the crash the train slamming into the station causing maj bent and twisted steel. debris everywhere. nats up with police or ambulance sirens over 100 people injured, authorities fractures as well. we treated everybody. the woman killed in this crash are examining the structural integrity of the building now. we have no estimate as to wh

ray raimundi, abc news, new york. in minnesota, investigators are still working through multiple stabbings at a mall as a potential act of terrorism. a young somali man dressed as a private security guard entered the crossroads center mall in st cloud saturday night. that's about an hour northwest of minneapolis. police say he came armed with a knife, and made at least 1 reference to allah before stabbing 9 injuries. ryan schliep says he just returned from basic training and went to the mall with his girlfriend. he explains what led up to his stabbing. "i looked at the guy and and went, okay, i'm going to have to fist fight this guy, and i didn't know he had a knife. it looked like that, like something was sticking out of his hand maybe the length of my thumb. and he just came up, i braced myself. side of my head, fell down to the ground, i never went unconcious. i kind of grabbed myself " "he didn't say a single word. he just walked right passed me like a machine or something and his son is 22 year old dahir adan. an

ray raimundi, abc news, new york. patrick: the father of the unarmed man shot by a police officer in tulsa, is speaking out. the reverend joey crutcher says police. video of the shooting shows terence crutcher walking back to his suv with his hands in air, when an officer opened fire last friday. the officer's attorney says crutcher didn't listen to the officer's commands to stand still and when he reached the through the window of his suv, she fired. the family wants charges brought against the officer. milwaukee's police chief will be on national t.v. tomorrow to talk about race relations and ed flynn is a guest on the steve harvey show. harvey is hosting an hour-long town hall following a recent series of officer-involved shootings across the country. flynn talked about the biggest challenge his officers face in milwaukee. >> neighborhoods in america that call us the most, need us the most. ask for us the most. step forward as witnesses, and are the victims of crime distrust , or the same neighborhoods that us. pat

it says 97 abc's ray raimundi reports. just like many of its customers... samsung -- feeling the burn over their exploding cell phones. nats of cell phone burning the consumer product safety commission...n ow stepping in. warning galaxy note 7 buyers to turn in their phones. elliot kaye / cpsc chairman "today's message is to take that phone into your carrier or directly to samsung, if that's where you purchased it, and take advantage of this recall." phones.. 26 people burned and 55 pieces of property -- damaged. including cars.. like this one...bursting into flames. nats of new samsung phones being shipped out a rush now to return those galaxy note 7's...after samsung says it was only this model... with a defective battery.. but reports have surfaced of other galaxy phones...overheating...smokin g...and burning. sot mareno greenwade, samsung customer: "i was actually just sitting at my desk at work and it pretty much exploded." samsung was only able to get 130 thousand customers to exchange phones... but 800 thousand mobile devices. circulation. nat pop of

ray raimundi, abc news, hoboken, new jersey. toya: world news will have continuing coverage of the crash investigation. watch for their reports tonight at 5:30, right after this newscast. patrick: if you live in milwaukee county, and you own a car, you might need to pay up. the county executive is including a new registration fee $60 in his upcoming budget. you're money will go. >> chris abele says if milwaukee county wants to maintain a sustainable transit system and reduce borrowing a vehicle registration fee, or wheel tax, is the only option left. with decreasing state funding, he says the $60 annual fee would generate $27 million, enough to fund bus replacements and county highway, parkway and bridge repairs. and he laid out what he says will happen without the new fee. >> we face cuts in service, increases in debt, when we've been reducing them, and fee increases, revenue increases, there's just no way to avoid it. >> abele's transportation budget will also include nearly toward $44 million the county's new bus rapid transi

abc's ray raimundi has new details on the deadly police shooting that sparked the protests. ray: tensions boiling over through the night on the streets of charlotte. protesters outraged, igniting fires, shutting down a major highway, and attempting to overturn this police car, even looting stores. over a dozen officers injured. the mayor of charlotte pleading folm >> i'm asking our community. i'm asking people here to please wait until all information is available. ray: police say they were searching for a suspect with outstanding warrants yesterday when they saw 43-year-old keith lamont scott, who they weren't looking for. authorities say scott got out of his car holding a gun. >> the officers gave loud, clear, verbal commands to drop the weapon. as the officers continued to stepped out, posing a threat to the officers. ray: that is when officer brentley vincent fired the fatal shot striking scott. investigators say cpr was performed and scott later died at the hospital, but scott's family gives a different scenario about what transpired. >> they jumped out they trucks. they

abc's ray raimundi has the latest relationship the aftershocks of the debate continue. both candidates hitting southern battleground states. in north carolina, a victory lap for hillary clinton. >> did anybody see that debate last night? he made it very clear that he didn't prepare for that debate. >> reporter: both claiming victory but donald trump complaining about a fault from the moderator. >> almost every single poll had us winning the debate against crooked hillary clinton. big league. >> wrong. >> that is absolutely -- >> wrong. >> proved over and over again. >> wrong. >> reporter: both candidates hitting each other hard on the economy, foreign policy and their experience to be president. clinton threw the first jabs slamming trump for celebrating the housing crisis. want to root for 9 million families losing their homes? >> reporter: trump firing back at a rally in melbourne. >> she traveled all over the world and you know what it got us, nothing. >> reporter: a feisty donald trump last night after starting off the morning on the defense and doubling down on his

ray raimundi, abc news, hoboken, new jersey. shelley: tonight, the man gideon karasi was convicted of several charges that included attempted murder for the february attack. prosecutors had asked for 30-years to life in prison. today a judge sentenced karasi to a minimum of 25 years in prison. and said he's shocked the victim survived. tom: a woman will spend a year in jail for her role in the attempted robbery of a 65-year-old in manchester. the victim pulled a gun and shot one of her attackers. today, donna powers spoke at the sentencing of amanda gurley on a charge of conspiracy to commit robbery. >> without question, you are a threat and a danger to the general public and especially to seniors like me who you see as easy targets. tom: prosecutors say gurley helped her brother get to medical help after he got shot. he survived and is facing charges as well. gurley apologized in court to powers saying she's battled addiction and her life spiraled out of control after the death of her mother. drug crisis, and the warning now go

ray raimundi, abc news, new york. shelley: and recapping tonight's breaking news, the city of charlotte, north carolina just announcing that is civilian shot during protests night has not died. that person is actually in the hospital on lives of orton. cities believe -- police chief had announced earlier that the victim had died. these are live pictures from charlotte where there are road tests in the street. we'll bring you new details as unsettling video of a two-year-old trying to wake her mother after the woman apparently overdosed on the floor of a store. while these images are hard to watch, police say it needs to be seen to show just how serious the opioid crisis is. jean mackin joins us. jean: we are told the child in the viha mother's name because she has not been charged yet. someone inside the family dollar store in lawrence, massachusetts recorded the scene in the toy aisle sunday morning, while bystanders called 911. police say a mother from salem overdosed. her 2-year-old daughter, dressed in footie paja

abc's ray raimundi here in new york for us. ray, thank you. >>> so far, none of the cases has resulted in an arrest. investigators say they're looking at important clues. >> former fbi special agent in charge and abc news contributor steve gomez takes a look at who might be responsible. >> the profile is definitely somebody who was willing to plan and to basically develop these types of bombs. the more we're learning about the devices, the more it seems there's some sophistication. it would require some kind of research, some planning. and there's definitely a lot of information online. and al qaeda and isis has put a lot of that on the internet to where people here in the u.s. could research and try to develop the devices themselves. in this case, we saw, new york city, one that went off. one that did not. so that's typical of the kinds of people that are just trying to do it themselves. so they're probably people that are trying to do it on their own, using the internet to research and then develop. >> our thanks to steve gome

abc's ray raimundi... is in new york city with the late breaking developments. nats - of elizabeth explosion the new york metro area? on edge this morning?. after another device?discovered overnight in new jersey?just miles away from new york city. five devices found inside of a backpack. one of them?exploding after bomb experts attempted to disarm it. this ? while authorities say it

multiple police officers abc's ray raimundi... with the latest developments. ray raimundi abc news, new york 1;13-1:29 now to the latest on the now to the latest on the promoter don king used the n-word while introducing donald trump during an event wednesday at an ohio church. king... said the word as he talked about black people trying to achieve success by emulating white people... "to try to imitate and emulate the white man and then you can be successful. so we tried that. here. i told michael jackson, if you are poor you are a poor negro, i would use the "n" word, if you are rich you are a rich negro..." moments after that...king eventually slipped up by actually using the n-word.. and also praised trump for being fearless... meanwhile.. the clinton foundation will lay initiative staff members at the end of 2016. according to officials with the group... all full-time employees will have their jobs with benefits through the end of the year. and developing news out of illinois..... more police officers will be working the streets of chicago. the chicago po

ray raimundi, abc news, new after police in killed a man in tulsa oklahoma. the officer who fired her weapon is now on paid administrative leave. video appears to show 40- year-old terence crutcher with his hands up when he stops for a moment by his s-u-v. that's when officer betty shelby fired her weapon. her attorney defends her actions, but crutcher's twin sister says he didn't deserve death. " he gets to the window of the suv and has his hands in the air... looks at the side of the a goes into window. " " i lost my twin brother who did nothing wrong..absolute ly nothing wrong. i believe in accountability." federal, state and local authorities are still investigating the circumstance s surrounding the shooting. the fbi looked into the man accused of several bombings in new york and new show they didn't have enough evidence to tie ahmad khan rahami to terrorism. police shot and arrested rahami on monday after a shootout. investigators say he carried out a bombing near a marine 5-k in new jersey on saturday and a bombing that injured dozens in manhattan's ch

abc's ray raimundi is in new york city's chelsea neighborhood with more. (new track and video coming) he's 28-year old ahmad khan sot - gov. andrew cuomo / (d) new york "..." federal agents...moving in.. searching thru rahami's home in elizabeth, new jersey. nats - elizabeth, new jersey "...explosion..." the same city where yet another explosion exploded. this ? while authorities say it was right near the verranzano bridge...late sunday night.. where f-b-i agents stopped explosion in manhattan... and we are following every viable lead as we continue to in the aftermath of the explosion...investiga tors say discovered a few blocks away from the chelsea bombing ray with nj plates. the f-b-i is still working to see whether he acted alone or as part of a terror network. story here at home. ten months ago metro shot and killed a man-- mistaking his bb searching thru rahami's home in elizabeth, new jersey. nats - elizabeth, new jersey diffuse one of five devices found in a backpack...when it .five men and detained them... as they determine whether they were conn

abc's ray raimundi...on the scene... with the latest overnight developments. nats - over scene video there was a huge explosion. and i saw the back window of an suv pop out and all the glass went into the street and my wife and i just looked at each other and ran up sixth avenue. new york city on high alert -- after an xp through manhattan --surveillance video obtained by m-s-n-b- c captures the chaos. "it felt like a lightning bolt struck the building. it like shook the ground. and everyone ran out of the restaurant. the whole city was in the street." (bill de blasio, mayor) "we believe at this point in time it was an intentional act." the explosion around 8-30 p-m in the chelsea neighborhood was in or near a dozens of people were injured - "i'm willing to help --- come with me." (james o'neill, nypd commissioner) "we do have video and we see the explosion and we're going to use that to help in our investigation." natpop (richard quest)are we ok here for a second - no we're not so i'll have to... officials say a second device appears to be a pressure cooker w

ray raimundi, abc news, new york. every police officer in cedar falls will soon use a body camera while on d has raised the 30-thousand dollars to pay for it. a recent donation from the cedar falls order of eastern star pushed the department over its goal. the chicago police department says it'll expand the use of body cameras to include all officers on patrol within two years. the department says number of body cameras will increase by several thousand. "beginning next year, we will outfit an additional seven police districts and the final round of districts will be chicago police launched a body-cam pilot program in 2015. at least one officer's body camera didn't appear to be recording during the deadly july shooting of 18-year-old paul o'neal. that raised questions about whether officers can switch the cameras off intentionally. an iowa city man faces charges for allegedly burglarizing a home and attacking 2 people inside. police arrested santiago garcia on a 1st degree burglary charge on saturday night. police say

a-b-c's ray raimundi is in new jersey with the latest. nats: [of video inside train station ] this video...showing the aftermath...moments just after a new jersey transit

ray raimundi, abc news, new york. erin: pope francis and prince charles are expected to attend the funeral of shimon peres, the former prime minister of israel. he shared the noble peace prize in 1994. he is credited with helping push his county toward peace talks with friday. sean: two people are accused of stealing apples from an orchard. the pair paid $20, but then filled a baby stroller and backpack with more fruit. they stole about $100 worth of apples. >>> a nashua man is facing charges in connection with a shooting and stabbing in july. 20-year-old travis martein is charged with criminal threatening with a deadly weapon and false sis evidence. travis martein pulled out a gun. he was waving it around. during the struggle, he stabbed another man in the neck and ran off. erin: a former nashua high school -- nashua high school teacher accused of sending nude pictures to students is facing a new charge this morning. bruce lanctot has been indicted for falsifying physical evidence. lanctot did not tell police where h

in new york, ray raimundi, abc 7 news. >>> breaking news out of the south bay.igating a fatal accident in san jose. one man day died after he crashed into a tree. it happened before 4:30 this morning off highway 101 at blossom hill road. the chp said that the driver was going 80 to 95 miles per hour when he drove off the freeway. the tree came down on the car and the officers when they arrived. no officers were hurt. >>> a video of an arrest has prompted protests. a man appeared on drugs and resisted arrest, but some are skeptical of the tactics used to subdue him. reporter richard allen has more now on the investigation into the use of force. >> sit down. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the cell phone videos shows the confrontation on thursday afternoon that quickly went viral. >> get off of me! reaction was swift. >> i was disguested to be honest. >> i think it escalated way bigger than it needed to be. >> i have never seen that takedown in my life. >> reporter: leading to the silent protest by the african student union outside of the main administration building. >>

police say the man was armed and emily: ray raimundi is tracking the investigation which started as the search for another man. ray: tensions boiling over through the night on the streets of charlotte. protesters outraged igniting fires. shutting down a major highway and attempting to overturn this police car. even looting stores. over a dozen officers injured. the mayor of charlotte pleading for calm. to please wait until all information is available. ray: police said there were searching for a suspect with outstanding warrants yesterday when they saw 43-year-old keith lamont scott who they were not looking for. authorities say scott got out of his car holding a gun. >> the officers gave allowed, clear, verbal commands to drop the weapon. as the officers continued to yell at him to drop it he officer bentley breton fire. scott later. at the hospital. scott family gives a different scenario. >> they said hands up. he's got a gun. that's it. he had no gun. ray: the police officer who fired the fatal shot is on paid leave. the chief said the officer who fired the fail shot was not wearing

ray raimundi with the backlash against the judge and the former swimmer's plans for the future. ray: rock turner exiting the santa clara county jail with his head down. the former stanford's swimmer and then -- off. three months of a six-month sentence over, the sentence sparking a national firestorm. earlier this year, turner pled not guilty when accused of sexually assaulting a young woman who is passed out drunk behind a dumpster after a party at the stanford university campus. >> i think the law is wrong. it was a terrible crime. we have a victim. no woman should have to go through that. he should be in prison. 6-year sentence, instead receiving six months. judge aaron persky received death stress. >> he has consistently than over defendants and crimes -- and crimes against women. ray: hundred new provisions, turner would have faced a minimum of three years in jail. river monday, abc news, new york. erika: more backlash as san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick refuses to stand during the national anthem for a second week in a row. it was ahead of the 49ers game aga

ray raimundi with the backlash against the judge and the former swimmer's plans for the future. reporter: brough turner earlier this morning, walking out of the santa clara county jail. the former stanford swimmer keeping his head down, saying nothing as he walked past throngs of media. >> you should be in prison, but he is not with us anymore. woman passed out behind a dumpster after a campus party. critics felt that his sentence was too lenient. protesters trying to make that point at the jail hours after the young man's release. behind the decision, california judge aaron persky, who has faced death threats and now a recall campaign. >> he does not have the correct perspective to be ruling in crimes against w. his -- on the retain judge persky website says, i have a reputation of being fair to both sides. brough turner will have to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. jc: a wisconsin teacher gives her student the ultimate gift -- the gift of life after donating her kidney. third grade teacher jodi schmidt natasha suffering from kidney disease missed much of fi

abc's ray raimundi has more on where the phones are now banned and when new ones will be available. ray: just like many customers, samsung feeling the the consumer product safety commission stepping in, warning galaxy note 7 buyers to turn in their phones. just but today from message is to take that fold to your carrier or where you purchased it and take advantage of this recall. ray: across america, 92 reports of overheating phones cutler -- a rush to return the galaxy note seven, after samsung said it was just this model with the defective better, but reports have surfaced of other phones overheating and burning. just but i was sitting in my desk at work and it pretty much exploded. ray: 800,000 mobile devices with defective lithium-ion batteries >> we apologize. ray: as the u.s. president of samsung issues an apology to consumers, the timing could not be worse. a cell phone consumer -- cell phone consumers wait in endless lines for apple's release of the iphone seven. replacement phones, gift cards, accessory credits, and bill credits are being offered also. ray were monday, abc n

abc's ray raimundi with the latest developments. burn over its latest cell phones. the consumer products foundation stepping in. >> take the phone to your carrier or same song and take advantage -- or samsung, if that is where you purchased it, and take advantage of this recall. reporter: 55 pieces of property damage flames. a rush to return the galaxy note 7, after samsung said it was only this model, but reports of other smoking and burning. >> i was sitting at my desk and it pretty much exploded. reporter: 800 thousand mobile devices with suspected lithium-ion batteries are still >> we apologize. reporter: as the president of the u.s. division of samsung apologizes, the timing could not be worse. samsung is promising to have phones in stores by wednesday. replacement phones, bill credits , and cards are also being offered. ben: chrysler, recalling almost two million cars. heather: the design issue that may put some drivers at risk. ben: prince william rushes to the rescue. the fallen dignitary he lended a helping hand to. heather: the navy's blue angels stunt tea

abc's ray raimundi has the latest on overnight developments. nats - of elizabeth explosion the new york metro area? on edge this morning?. after another device?discov ered overnight in new jersey?just miles away from new york city. five devices found inside of a backpack. one of them?exploding after bomb experts attempted to disarm it. this ? while authorities say it was right near the verranzano bridge...late sunday night.. where f-b-i agen connected to the bombings nats - of sirens from saturday night federal authorities trying to get a clearer picture as to whose responsible for placing the device in that manhattan neighborhood. .. the explosion... the chaos... all happening on a balmy saturday night. law enforcement.. on the hunt... sot assistant director bill sweeney - the evidence we've collected has been taken to our lab in quantico for review and we are following every viable lead as we continue to work jointly with the nypd?. piece-by-piece..investig ators are closely analyzing every particle of this dumpster....twisted and mangled in

ray raimundi reports school safety is now a top concern in the battle against the virus. reporter: the air attack against mosquitoes and southwest florida in tensed early this morning. workers and has met chemical. >> hey, hey, we don't want. reporter: it has started outrage and protest among miami beach residents who gathered outside city hall to stop what they believe is harmful spring. >> it has damaging potential to the unborn fetus. reporter: they are not believing pesticide is not harmful to humans. >> it is an organic chemical. it has been used in the florida keys for number of years. reporter: the controversial spraying as the department of public health announces 84 pregnant women have zika. >> this is really scary. i'm worried about this. reporter: and a question about whether the impasse will end on these eco-funding -- these eco-funding bill. >> my party has taken too long on this issue. reporter: the head of the cdc says they are out of money and warned it will be a bunch of kids born with microencephaly in the coming months. jc: wells fargo accused of widesc

general assembly is set to be >> ray raimundi joins us from the scene of the chels any neighborhood. >> reporter: security is very tight here in this area. ahead of the world leaders coming here. we know multiple law enforcement agencies are telling abc news that the explosion in manhattan could be connected based on similar cell phones used. those arrests are happening right now or those five individuals are being questioned by fbi ayegents right now. the new york metro area. on edge this morning. another device discovered overnight in new jersey. just miles away from new york city. five devices found inside of a backpack. one of them exploding after bomb experts this while authorities say it was near the verrazano bridge where fbi interests stopped what they call a vehicle of interest connected to the bombings the. authorities trying to find who is responsible. the explosion. the chaos all happening on a balmy saturday night. law enforcement on the hunt. >> the evidence we've collected we're following leads. >> reporter: piece by piece, investigators are analyzing every particle of