sri lanka southeast of india. and it's amazing. because the kids, you can give them a balloon with a string and their face will light up and they'll play with it for hours. give it to a kid here and they're like what am i supposed to do with this. give me an ipod or ipad. >> krystal: they take things for granted. what did you do for the children there marquis? you helped the disabled children right. >> yes. weou there. we try to takes a many as possible. this year we're planning to take four and give them to children in need. over there they have a belief where if you are handicapped you are cursed. so they throw the kids in a trash can. >> krystal: really? oh my goodness. i just think that goes to show when you have people with big hearts who want to help and do you know what they can to help others they really make a difference in a huge way in other people's lives. not only in places like sri lanka but here at home in honored. i heard you even went to washington, d.c. and were honored by hillary swank at the white house? >> no.

it's rolling out today in kenya, tunisia, malaysia, sri lanka and venezuela....other countries will follow. "messenger lite" caters to lower-end devices. it will allow users to send text messages, photos and links.....but it will not include advanced features like audio and video. 3 another step forward for the budding self-driving car industry. california has just the way for the testing of those vehicles on some public roads with 'no driver inside.' previous laws only allowed testing when a person is in the driver's seat. 3 some american airlines workers are not happy with their new uniforms. it's not the design, it's the material. the uniforms are made of wool and since the airline's 80- thousand employees started wearing them last month, more than a dozen flight attendants complained of a wool allergy..reporting hives, american now says its employees can wear cotton or polyester versions of the same uniforms. coming up, a final look at your ready weather forecast 3 weather forecast time for your cbs 58 news on the go...and some very good news to report today. a missing 10-year old boy

the money he makes in the middle east is then sent across the ocean in sri lanka to help them survive. >> we wanted to make him feel good. >> we took him out and showed him the time of his life. >> they decided to do something nice for him and give him something of a surreal day. there was a little issue, bit of concerned he's in a car full of people he can't communicate with. >> i think part of the smile is i hope they are not going to kill me. >> doesn't take long to find another guy to help translate. >> can't understand anything, right? >> yeah. >> first stop, head to the bar. >> looking all good. >> jump back in the car, do what all people think of doing when desert, ice skate. >> are you scared? >> think about it this way, sths something he would likely never do, spend his own money on an experience like this. experiences are some of the richest things we can have in our lives. >> completely right. never could have done it. >> taking close-ups. >> like one of the '80s or '90s movies. only thing you're missing them going -- >> been a long day. think about the food. >> of course,

the money that he makes working day in and day out in the middle east is sent across the sri lanka to help them survive. >> we just wanted to make him feel good. we showed him the time of his life. >> they decided to do something nice for surreal. they realized pretty quickly there was an issue, a bit of a language barrier. >> in a car full of people who he can't communicate with. >> i think part of that smile is i hope they're not going to kill another guy who comes along on the journey to help translate. >> because we can't understand everything. >> first stop, head to the barber. jump back in the car and do what all people think of doing when they go to the middle of the desert, ice skate. >> they're trying to fit him for the ice skates. he was kind of like, a little bit from you. >> are you scared? >> think about it this way. this is something that he would likely never, ever do. he would never spend his own money on an this. it's some of the richer things we can have in our lives. >> never could have done it. >> it's almost like one of those 80s or 90s movies. >> you got to have

the money he makes in the middle east is then sent across the ocean in sri lanka to help them surviveim

sri lanka and venezuela and is scheduled for more countries in the coming months. with vice presidential candidates preparing for tomorrow night's debate -- the candidates themselves are hitting up battle ground states today. and this comes as the trump foundation is ordered to stop accepting donations. why the cease and desist was handed down -- next. plus... milwaukee county executive chris abele lays out his budget plan for the both campaigning today in key battlegrounds states -- ahead of their vice presidential nominees upcoming debate. but the trump campaign had to pause to deal with a new campaign donald trump's campaign grappling with another negative headline... new york's attorney general serving the trump foundation with this cease and desist order after it failed to properly register before accepting donations. while trump's campaign believes this is politically motivated - it says it will comply. appearing before a military audience this morning in virginia, trump tried to shift the unfavorable spotlight to his main rival. trump nats: ""has server in t

sri lanka and venezuela. the company says it will come to other countries in the coming months. justin has a final look at your cbs 2 weather first forecast next...but first the 5 second rule has been debunked by researchers at rutgers university.the popular >>> welcome back. the 52nd rule has been debunked by researchers at rutgers university. you know the popular belief that if food is only dropped on the floor for five seconds or less, you can still eat it? it is still sanitary. researchers say dudes can be contaminated immediately. they tested dropping various foods on various surfaces and found that some foods can be instantly contaminated. sticky and moist foods were the fastest to be contaminated because they were quicker to absorb exterior. other factors such as surface cleanliness later role as well. researchers say it is better to assume that food dropped is contaminated. which i have always thought. and lately i have been thinking, it won't hurt me. >> somebody spent money on that study. they spent years of research does my. >> to you? >> it depends where i am at. if

the money that he makes working day in and day out in the middle east is sent across the ocean to sri lanka to help them survive. >> we just feel good. we showed him the time of his life. >> they decided to do something nice for surreal. they realized pretty quickly there was an issue, a bit of a language barrier. >> in a car full of people who he can't communicate with. >> i think part of that smile is i hope they're not going to kill me. >> it didn't take long to find the journey to help translate. >> because we can't understand everything. >> first stop, head to the barber. jump back in the car and do what all people think of doing when they go to the middle of the desert, ice skate. >> they're trying to fit him for the ice skates. he was kind of like, a little bit from you. >> are you scared? >> think about it this way. this is something that he would likely never, ever do. he would never spend his own money on an experience like this. it's some of the richer things we can >> never could have done it. >> it's almost like one of those 80s or 90s movies. >> you got to have a good meal aft

the other was from sri lanka. the coast guard says 21 of them were children. back in iowa, a dairy in fayette county -- just outside of hawkeye - has found plenty of business not in stores but in the dorms airports in the world. the country view dairy has found a robust business in greek yogurt -- especially at colleges. from the cows to the production of yogurt itself, the clock is always the constant in this process. since opening in 2002, country view has worked into more and more places -- including the dorms at northern iowa, luther, cornell... and even o'hare airport in chicago. "the reason we're looking at a record production this week is that we work with several public schools and colleges. we're also taking production and breaking into the wisconsin market. that happened this summer and, on too that turned into a 17,000 or 18,000-pound week." coming up at 11:40, we'll take the full tour of country view dairy -- and take you inside the work of this growing company that runs, literally, hot and cold. t-v's, video games, or time on smartphones. many par

sri lanka and venezuela and is scheduled for more countries in the coming months. security says hackers may be trying to rig the election. voter registration systems in 20 states have been the focus of attempted security breaches in the run-up to the presidential election. this, as the u.s. increasingly warns that hackers abroad may try to undermine confidence in the november vote. d-h-s says some 23 states have requested help in protecting their election systems. several officials say that the election outcome. "hurricane matthew" growing deadlier as it travels toward haiti. the storm is being blamed for the deaths of at least two fishermen in the country bringing the total death toll up to four. fox's steve harrigan is in miami with the latest on the category four hurricane. hurricane matthew is hitting parts of the caribbean with high winds and heavy rai expected to travel just east of jamaica before barreling near or over southwestern haiti. matthew could bring up to forty inches of rain to the impoverished nation... with the potential to cause deadly flooding

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android devices and takes up less space on smartphones and tablets and rolled out yesterday in kenya, sri lankaa and venezuela. it will come to other countries in the come months. >>> you probably already noticed flu shot offers at pharmacies and where you work. it might be a good idea to wait longer to get that jab, especially if you're older. imol jiflts believe it's better for the people of age 65 to hold off until halloween. that way you're protected throughout the majority of the really bad flu season. the cdc says it usually peaks between december and march. immunologists say the flu vaccine wears off faster as we get older. >> in today's wellness report, a beauty compan owned by a top hollywood star pledges to remove a controversial ingredient. >> and there's a crop of new therapists specializing in millenials. >> jess alba's business that focuses on natural and organic products is removing a controversial ingredient, sodium lauryl sulfate and the "wall street journal" uncovered some of its items tested positive for it. it's associated with irritation of the skin and other problems. the

making hoppers along with an egg, curry king fish, and onions -- a traditional dish from her native sri lanka. curanaj says: "you can have this for breakfast, you were saying." joseph says: "yes, breakfast and sometimes when you have a parties - they have this for dinner." "nonna" means grandmother in these nonnas and nonno are from all over the world. most of them work at least once a month here at staten island's enoteca maria and they cook dishes from their home countries. scaravella says: "we have two kitchens. one is always staffed by an italian grandmother and the other kitchen changes everyday." owner jody scaravella implemented the idea at his restaurant about a year ago. scaravella says: "i asked them if they know somebody and it's a nice project because it's not a big commitment. they get out of the house once a money and they have a little fun and the customers really appreciate them. nonno giuseppe makes the pasta here. he has been cooking for over a half a century. giuseppe says: "to get a good result you need a good ingredient." curanaj says: "what ingredients? fresh ingredients

the money he makes in the middle east is then sent across the ocean in sri lanka to help them survive. >> we wanted to make him feel good. >> we took him out and showed him the time of his life. >> they decided to do something nice for him and give him something of a surreal day. there was a little issue, bit of a language barrier. concerned he's in a car full of people he can't communicate with. >> i think part of the smile is i hope they are not going to kill me. >> doesn't take long to find another guy to help translate. >> can't understand anything, right? >> yeah. >> first stop, head to the bar. >> looking all good. >> jump back in the car, do what all people think of doing when they go to the middle of the says e desert, ice skate. >> are you scared? >> think about it this way, sths something he would likely never do, spend his own money on an experience like this. experiences are some of the richest things we can have in our lives. >> completely right. never could have done it. >> taking close-ups. >> like one of the '80s or '90s movies. only thing you're missing is them going

just from india, but from other countries like fiji, from caribbean, from africa, from nepal, from sri lanka out of 10 is an entrepreneur, in business, and so the first thing which is most attractive to the hindu-american businessmen, once again, one out of 10, is some kind of a business entrepreneur, is, the donald trump's stance on business. we see a train wreck coming with hillary clinton and, therefore, we are heavily in support of donald trump. you know, if you remember some time back, but there was a card check legislation which was proposed by obama, and hillary clinton will push it even further, and so lots of policywise, it is a train wreck with hillary clinton, with respect to foreign policy. that is also a big problem, as hindu-americans we -- neil: do you think that it will be like that tradition i guess, i heard this group tends to vote democrat but you think this go round it could be other way around? >> that is correct. there is information vacuum. when people come to know, you know, hindus, indianss are busy in their professions and securing their place in the society, first