the flame was coming, and my husband noticed that it was like out of shape, it wasn't supposed to land that way. he said, oh, my god, i think something is wrong. sparks fly when a southwest airline jet makes a crash landing at new york's laguardia airport. >> god save the queen! prince william and kate welcome a baby boy and now the world waits for a name for the future king. >> i think it's very exciting for will and kate. i can't wait to hear the name. and ryan braun is busted. major league baseball suspends the former mvp for the rest of the season and more baseball stars could face a similar fate. this is the "cbs morning news" stars could face a similar fate. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, july 23rd, 2013. captioning funded by cbs

good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning, it is not clear why the landing gear of a southwest airlines jet collapsed as it landed at new york's laguardia airport. the front landing gear collapsed in southwest flight 345 from nashville touched down early yesterday evening. ten passengers were injured, none of them seriously, but most agreed there were some tense moments. >> the worst part was when the doors weren't being opened and the smoke was coming in. you just didn't know how long that was going to take. clearly, they wanted to wait for their rescue teams to come to see if there was fire. that was the anxious moment when people were about to lose it. >> one passenger said the flight was delayed following an announcement about a tire problem. jerika duncan has more. >> reporter: southwest flight was nose down on new york's laguardia airport. the faa said the landing gear of

the boeing 737 collapsed shortly after the plane touched down. >> the nose wheel collapsed and immediately port authority, police department, aircraft rescue and firefighting crews and our mutual aid partners responded immediately. >> reporter: witnesses described what they saw when the plane went down. >> when he got over grand central parkway, that's when he started -- he went nose down. >> it landed on its nose and started skidding. the flames came out and it got on fire but it was only the front. >> reporter: emergency crews surrounded the plane and used the side chute to evacuate the 150 people on board. airport officials say ten people were treated on the scene and six were taken to the hospital. the flight crew has also been hospitalized for observation. the airport closed to incoming and outgoing flights after the rough landing. but one of two runways was open after 7:00 p.m. airport officials are now working to move the craft off the runway and hope to have everything open sometime tuesday. >> we're still assessing the

damage on the runway and the aircraft still has to be cleared from the run away safety area. >> reporter: the faa is investigating. jerika duncan, for cbs news, queens, new york. well, the newest member of the royal family could make his first appearance today. the birth of a son to will and kate set off nationwide celebrations. all three spent the night at the hospital. alphonso van marsh is outside st. mary's hospital. alphonso, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, it is a good morning, anne-marie, especially if you're in the newspaper business because virtually every paper is featuring the duke and duchess of cambridge, otherwise known as the new parents to the third in line to the throne. and there's a message here from a lot of these papers saying to the prince "welcome to the world." the vigil continues outside this london hospital as millions eagerly awaits the first glimpse of the newest member of the royal family. >> it's like a party.

>> reporter: the party outside buckingham palace lasted into the early morning hours as britain celebrated the first son for william and kate, the duke and duchess of cambridge. >> two people in love. two people in love having a baby. >> reporter: his royal highness whose name is to be announced later is the prince of cambridge. he was born at 4:24 local time and weighed in at 8 pounds and 6 ounces. >> god save the queen! >> reporter: the town crier was the first to announce the birth. he wasn't surprised to find out it was a boy. now that we know the sex of the baby, the only remaining mystery is his name. and it seems everyone in the world has a guess, but some names are more popular than others. >> i've got a feeling it's going to be george. i have a feeling -- it may not be, but that's my feeling. we haven't had a george for while, the queen's father was george and he was very popular.

>> reporter: george is popular. with gamblers in london as well. 3 to 1 odds james is right behind that followed by alexander, louis and henry. but no matter what name his parents give him, we do know one day it's likely he'll be called king. the king is third in line to the throne. of course, that is after his grandfather, prince charles and his father prince william. anne-marie. >> alphonso, before we go, you gave us a list of the top names,ed in idea what we will find out what the names that the parents pick? >> reporter: it's a little bit of mystery, according to tradition, the name isn't immediately announced. let's take, for example, when william was born, it was a week before we knew the name. and prince charles' name, well, it was a mystery for a month before it was known to the world. we'll just wait and see, anne-marie. >> a month, i don't think royal watchers can wait that long. alphonso van marsh, thank you. this is the second day of

pope francis' weak-long visit to brazil. it's the second trip since becoming pope. francis served as archbishop of buenos aires before his election. but the trip got off to a bumpy start. francis' driver made a wrong turn creating a nightmare for the security detail. adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: crowds cheered as the pope arrived in rio de janeiro. the argentinean pope is back in latin america to celebrate world youth day. >> this moment say very is special moment. just to open my heart with you, i broke out in tears. >> reporter: during his seven-day stay, the 76-year-old pontiff will meet with hundreds of thousands of catholics. on the flight from rome, pope francis told reporters that young people face more challenges after the financial crisis. that we are facing the risk of having a generation without jobs and personal dignity comes from work.

the brazilian president granted the pope at the airport. on the way from the airport, the pope rode in a small fiat, the driver reportedly took a wrong turn and got stuck in traffic. security guards tried to hold back the crowd, but the pontiff left his window open, touching those who reached in, even holding a baby. in a move that might rattle his security detail, pope francis decided to ride in an open vehicle leaving behind his bulletproof vehicle. but security is tight here, brazilian police found a small homemade explosive at the sanctuary which pope francis will visit later this week. it's unclear if the device is related to the pontiff's visit. the faithful have come from around the world. these pilgrims are from miami, they say this experience is special, not only because of their faith, but also their heritage. >> it's a feeling of knowing that he's latin. it's a feeling of knowing that there's so many latins here. >> reporter: pope francis plans a day of rest tuesday before visiting a tiny capital in the rio slums, once so dangerous, it

was known as the gaza strip. adriana diaz, cbs news. rio de janeiro, brazil. a key witness in the trial of whitey bulger testified that the alleged mob boss strangled a woman and then took a nap. one of bulger's associates stephen flemmi is expected to return for more cross-examination today. jim armstrong of our boston station wbz has details. >> i blacked out when they read my name. >> reporter: not two minutes into testimony of stephen "the rifleman" flemmi, and steve davis was on his feet screaming obscenities at him. in front of the gallery. >> i didn't mean to. i didn't want to disrespect judge. i wrote an apology. >> reporter: flemmi's ex-girlfriend, flemmi suggested steve davis was a drug dealer and informant. he then continued documenting murder after murder, including that of his own stepdaughter deborah huffy.

after bulger killed people, he had a routine. he'd leave the scene and go lie down. murder after murder, bulger would kill and then take a nap. >> i think it's unbelievable that he does that, that's just a sick man. >> reporter: in court for the first time ever, the son of another alleged victim, justin halloran who came with his mom, patty. brian haller ron was killed when his son justin was a newborn. his son says he's got mixed feelings of sitting in the same room with the man accused of killing his dad. >> it doesn't matter, he's like 83 years old. his life is almost over, you know. if he dies in prison, what's he got ten minutes left to live? >> that was wbz's jim armstrong reporting. flemmi has pleaded guilty to ten murders and is serving a life sense. well coming up on "morning news," george zimmerman surfaces days after the verdict of trayvon martin. zimmerman comes to the aid of a family in distress. this is "cbs morning news." n comes to the aid of a

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discovery in northern mexico, a well-preserved dinosaur tail. the 50-piece section of tail is about 15 feet long and they say it came from a duckbill dinosaur that was 36 feet long. the creature lived 72 million years ago. and they hope to find the rest of the dinosaur's body buried nearby. days after the acquittal of the death of trayvon martin, george zimmerman surfaced publicly for the spirit. florida police say zimmerman and another man pulled a couple and two kids out of an overturned vehicle last week. no one was hurt. mark o'mara, zimmerman's attorney, didn't know about the rescue until police contacted him. >> the timing was sort of unique, the idea that he was helping somebody out in trouble is the george zimmerman that i known about his whole life. >> the crash site is less than a mile away from where zimmerman fatally shot 17-year-old trayvon martin. on the "cbs moneywatch,"

apple earnings today, and taco bell scraps kids' meals. ashley morrison is here. asian markets got a boost as investors looked ahead to corporate earnings. tokyo's nikkei added nearly 1% while hong kong's hang seng gained more than 2%. apple posted its quarterly earnings after the market closes today. analysts expect the tech giant to make less money because people are buying lower-priced iphones and ipads. in the past ten months, apple's shares have dropped 40%. disappointing quarterly earnings from mcdonald's almost dragged down wall street monday. the dow inched up almost 2 points to close at a record high of 15,545. the nasdaq climbed 12 points. but netflix beat the streak and posted its earnings monday and revenue is up 20%. the online video service added 630,000 u.s. subscribers last quarter but analysts were

expecting closer to 800,000. shares dropped almost 4% in after hours trading. a big chain at taco bell the fast food chain said on monday. they are going to stop serving their kids meals and toys because they weren't boosting sales. they are the first national chain to do that. some franchises will take them off the menu this month but by january, no u.s. restaurants will serve them. and film director spike lee wants to bypass hollywood, so he's raising money on kick starter. he's launched an online campaign similar to veronica mars which brought in $6 million. the director of "do the right thing" won't say what his next feature film will be, only that it's about the addiction to blood. a cool perk, if you invest 10 grand, you get to sit courtside with lee at a knicks game. kind of cool.

>> i suppose he could probably kick in a million or so himself. >> ashley morrison here in new york. straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather and in sports, major league baseball's doping scandal deepens. one of the game's biggest stars is benched for the rest of the season. you'll find reviews at angie's list, on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. no company can pay to be on angie's list, so you can trust what you're reading. angie's list is like having thousands of close neighbors, where i can go ask for personal recommendations. that's the idea. before you have any work done, check angie's list. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. i love you, angie. sorry, honey. the blisters were oozing, and painful to touch. i woke up to a blistering on my shoulder. i spent 23 years as a deputy united states marshal and i've been pretty well banged up but the worst pain i've experienced was when i had shingles. when i went to the clinic, the nurse told me that it was a result of having had chickenpox.

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miami. chicago will be partly sunny and sunny in dallas. los angeles, partly sunny with a high of 79. time now for a check of the national forecast. a cold front moves through parts of the midwest, bringing showers and thunderstorms. the threat of thunderstorms remains in the northeast. some areas could get torrential downpours and scattered showers and thunderstorms are also expected in the south and west. in sports, milwaukee brewers' star ryan braun said he accepts a suspension that will keep him off the field for the rest of the baseball season. the former mvp violated major league baseball's drug program. braun is reportedly linked to biogenes biogenesis, a miami anti-aging company accused of illegal drugs. that will cost him about $3 million. in 2012, braun successfully appealed a suspension after failing a drug test. >> as general manager, i'm somewhat happy that this is over

with, so that we can move forward. i talked to ryan earlier on. i know he's addressed the players. in that regard, so our focus will be on the field. >> more than a dozen major leaguers are reportedly linked to biogenesis, including yankee's slugger alex rodriquez. and in new york, a dramatic finish between the mets and the braves. atlanta takes a 2-1 lead in the ninth but the mets' justin turner comes to the plate with two runners on and two outs. >> turner hits one in the air. left center field hayward, he dives! he made the catch, and the ball game is over. >> jason hayward makes the game-saving catch to preserve the 2-1 win for the braves. when we return, pass the pancakes. we'll look at new evidence why your morning meal may be the most important for your heart.

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., thunderstorms today with a high of 88. atlanta, thunderstorms as well. and st. louis, more thunderstorms. denver, partly sunny, 93, the high. seattle, sunny. ♪ in cleveland, a registered sex offender has been charged with killing three women. 35-year-old michael madison was in court monday and did not enter a plea. police found the women's bodies wrapped in trash bags. authorities say madison may have been inspired by a cleveland serial killer convicted of murdering 11 women. and san diego mayer bob filner is facing new claims of sexual harassment. former aide irene mccormack filed a suit against the mayor and the city on monday. she said filner demanded kisses and dragged her around the office in a head lock while making sexual advances.

she's the first accuser to come forward publicly. filner denies the claim. and skipping breakfast could be a recipe for a heart attack. a new harvard study finds a 27% greater risk for heart attack for older men who won't east their breakfast. researchers aren't sure why. it may have to do with spikes in blood sugar later on in the day when the breakfast skippers ate a big meal. one of hollywood's tough guy actors has died. dennis farina is best known for his work in "law & order" but made a name for himself playing over-the-top mobsters. >> harry, i'm going to ask you one more time, then i got to shoot you you don't tell me what i want to know. where's my money? >> before he became an actor, farina spent 18 years as a chicago police officer. dennis farina died monday after suffering a blood clot in his lung. he was 69. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," comedian louis c.k.

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a rare corpse flower drew a huge crowd at the u.s. botanic garden in washington. the flower is famous for its stench which smells like rotting flesh. the odor had dissipated after blooming sunday. the eight-foot flower weighs 250 pounds. well, life is filled with joyous moments so one writer set out to collect as many as he could. wyatt andrews tells us what he found. >> reporter: two weeks ago, richard deitsch, a writer for "sports illustrated" was on the social media site of twitter found this photo of brothers celebrating a championship in hockey. deitsch thought about it for a second and sent a tweet, asking his followers how many of you

have a photograph of the single best moment of your life. within minutes came a rush of best moments. parents' first moments with a newborn. the moment he asks and she says yes. the moment of homecoming from the dangers of war. dozens and then hundreds of photos streamed in what deitsch describes as a fountain of humanity. >> never in my wildest dreams could i have expected hundreds of people sending me these just incredible intimate moments. >> reporter: because you didn't think that people would share? >> i was surprised. i mean, one, it certainly felt like a gift. but, two, it felt like i was in possession of something pretty sacred. >> reporter: deitsch's favorite photographs capture what he calls success against the odds. athletes crossing the finish line, patients who have just beaten cancer. babies battling for life. in intensive care. john skinta of brooklyn sent this. his daughter leila had been born with an elevate the heart rate and this is the moment he learned she'd be fine. good moment? >> great moment.

a moment i'll never, ever forget. the best feeling i've ever felt. >> reporter: leila is now 3-month-old and thriving. so for him, it required an answer. >> i want others to be able to know there is joy out there. that you could feel as happy as i feel at that moment. >> there's humanity out there and there's friendship out there. and there's a sense of wanting to pass on something good. >> reporter: most of the photos freeze in time the instant that life is good, welcome to the family. splashdown in the pool. look who was born when you were gone. taken as a whole, they are more than best moments. in the eyes and in these faces is the portrait of joy itself. wyatt andrews, cbs news, new york. well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll go to london for the latest from the hospital. and buckingham palace on prince william and kate's new baby. plus, an update from rio de

janeiro on the pope's historic trip. and we'll take on the home shopping network and show you how it's become a billion-dollar business. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

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>> there's one difference between yesterday and today. >> did you see it today? a few scattered showers around the bay. high def doppler radar is picking up on that. you may see showers. talk more about that coming up. >> thank you, lawrence. be extra careful in your morning commute. no delay right now coming into san francisco. we have a traffic alert on highway 37. stay tuned for that if your commute takes you into the vallejo area. >> thanks, liz. right now prince william and duchess kate issued a statement thanking the hospital the world is waiting for the first glimpse of the bundle of joy. this is where they could step outside any time with baby cambridge, that's what they are calling it. london partied all night.