y: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com good morning to our viewers in the west. welcome to "cbs this morn." another sexting scandal for anthony weiner. this time his wife is at his side and speaking out. a brand-new poll shows americans are not seeing the economic recovery. >> queen elizabeth visits her new great grandson. hear from the police photographer who leaked pictures of the boston bombing suspect. >> we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> i had said that other foot

photos would come out and they have. >> a new scandal for anthony weiner. >> turns out he continued sexting at least one woman. >> growing calls to drop out of the may ororal race. >> took a lot of work to get to a place where i could forgive anthony. >> a major environmental threat may be unfolding. fire has broken out on a drilling rig after a gas leak. >> all workers aboard were evacuated. >> he's a big boy, he's quite heavy. >> the duke and duchess have taken their baby son to the family home in buckle berry. >> the queen visited her great grandson for the very first time. >> it's got her looks, thankfully. >> suspended for violating baseball's policy. >> now it may be alex rodriguez's turn. >> something's coming with a-rod, it is just a matter of time. >> reports that edward snowden

has been given the necessary documents to leave the airport and enter russia. >> the massachusetts state police photographer who leaked photos of the boston marathon bombing suspect will not be fired. >> all that -- >> the ncaa men's basketball champions visited the white house. >> feel free to use this at any time. >> and all that matters. >> the royal baby is expected to deliver a big economic bump for the british economy. reports of as much as $300 million. >> the question now, how do we get this kid to move to detroit? >> on "cbs this morning." >> once again, i'm sorry to anyone who was on the receiving end of these messages. >> using the online handle carlos danger. >> carlos danger. >> i don't have a joke here. i just thought you'd like to know. welcome.

good morning norah. we begin with the story that is rocking the political world again. former new york congressman anthony weiner's admitting his role in a new sexting scandal. >> weiner says he continues sending inappropriate messages to young women long after resigning in the scandal two years ago. this time, it could could cost him a shot at political redeming for his campaign for mayor of new york city. jan crawford is with us. >> reporter: good morning, norah, good morning, charlie. it is the timing of this i think is the stunner. anthony weiner led people to believe he had put all the sexting behind him, went through therapy, when he resigned in disgrace in 2011 and built this campaign for mayor on the idea of redemption and second chances. yesterday, he admitted he was still sending lewd texts last summer after he'd had that therapy and after his wife had had a baby. >> i have said that other texts and photos were likely to come

out and today they have. >> reporter: new york city mayor mayoral candidate weiner found himself in a familiar position explaining tawdry online message, with a woman who is not his wife. >> perhaps some surprised that more things didn't come out sooner. >> reporter: plenty capeme out in 2011 when weiner stepped away from his congressional seat over revelation, he sent indecent pictures and texts to several women via twitter, charges weiner initially denied. >> this was a hoax it was committed on me it was a prank. >> reporter: but the truth caught up with him. in june, 2011, he resigned apologetically. >> today, i'm announcing my res resignation from congress. >> reporter: but now he's admitted his resignation did not mark the end of his lewd online activity. >> some of these things happened before my resignation, some of these things happened after. >> reporter: in which weiner took on the pseudonym carlos

danger, made public by a goes sip gossip website, is too dirty for network television. in his discussions, weiner even referred to the scandal. sadly, my pics are out there to look at. have you ever? to which the woman replied, yes, and i must say, quite impressed. weiner was having explicit sexual exchanges last summer. even after a "people" magazine profile last july complete with a family photo. in that article, his wife huma abedin, a longtime aide to hillary clinton, said he was trying to be the best husband he could be. yesterday, she spoke for the first time at the press conference. >> anthony's made some horrible mistakes. both before he resigned from congress and after. but i do very strongly believe that that is between us and our marriage. >> reporter: now, two new york newspapers this morning are calling for weiner to get out of

the mayor's race. "the new york times" said he disqualified himself with this and the "new york daily news" said on the front page enough of all the lies and salacious revelations. weiner is not set to lead america's premier city. in big headlines, charlie and norah, "beat it." >> it was not just text messages, they spoke on the phone too? >> reporter: that's what the woman said, they talked on the phone not only every other day but multiple times daily. >> let me ask you about huma a abedin. widely respected. she's never spoken publicly at a campaign event. this was her first appearance. >> it was almost painful to watch. her body language, the way she's standing there, you know, almost not looking at him, saying that they've put this behind them and this was between the two of them. >> why do you think she did it. >> >> that's the great question. why is she staying in this marriage? what's motivating her? is it love? is it ambition? you know she knows --

>> and what kind of advice is she getting and from whom. >> well, yes, is she talking to hillary clinton, who has some experience with some of these issues. >> i know you'll be back at 8:00 to talk more about this thank you. president obama kicks off a campaign-style tour today. his first stop galesburg, illinois. will give what is being billed as a major economic address. >> a cbs news poll out this morning shows americans are not feeling good about the economy. 37% rate it as good. 61% say it's bad. cbs news political director john dickerson is in washington. john, good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> what does the president hope to accomplish by reaching back to earlier themes about inequality as well as facing some very tough possibilities in congress on the debt ceiling and sequestration? >> well, it's that fight on the debt ceiling and sequestration. we've been given a little break from the chronic fights.

remember, we had one every month or so. they're coming back in the fall. what the president's trying to do here is these initiatives, set the terms of that debate. again, we've seen that time and time again in this presidency. but to the extent there's going to be a showdown over the budget, he wants to try to argue it on his terms. that themes will be familiar. and at the center it seeps s will be the middle class, what should be done to improve the situation of the middle class. >> to put a lot of emphasis on these speeches and try to redefine -- but in fact they're old arguments, nothing new. >> they're very old arguments. the white house would say yes, they're the solutions we've been pushing for years but we're fighting with a congress particularly republicans, who don't want to meet us halfway. and so don't -- they would say, i guess they focus on the fact there's nothing new here. the problem for the president is that he's tried this time and again. remember, he's made this the centerpiece of his campaign of state of the union addresses. so it is an old fight. the question is will it be

moved by public speeches or is it really about the negotiations in washington, and working with those republicans, and that's not going to be changed by a public relations campaign. >> john, we also found in our new poll that more americans than ever want the health care law repealed. and a majority are confused about it. this is the same problem the white house has faced from the very beginning about a lack of understanding about what is involved in obama care. i think many people may not even know the mandate for having insurance as of october 1st. what's the white house doing? >> this is another chronic issue. the white house is trying. there's an operational part to this. the white house has got to get people to sign up for these health exchanges, particularly younger healthier americans. and so they are tactically running a campaign much like the presidential campaign reaching out, using the techniques of that campaign to get the younger people to sign up for these health exchanges. and the feeling basically is again, speeches aren't going to

change public opinion. this has got to start taking hold. people have got to start signing up. and the white house hopes good things will start to happen once it kicks in. and that might turn around public opinion. but that's a ways away. >> john dickerson, thank you. the royal baby and his parents are on the move this morning. prince william duchess kate and the unnamed future king left what's being called private time. they're in kate's hometown of buckleberry about an hour from london. mark phillips is following it all. we heard the baby had a very special visitor today. >> yes, good morning, norah. it's a very special visit this morning. the child's great grandmother who happens to be the queen dropped by for about a half hour visit. we can surmise the issue of names may have come up during that little session. she was a visitor of course to perhaps the most socially advanced child on the parent who's already learned two lessons in life. one, the world's going to make an enormous fuss about him. two, he's going to live in a big

house. the first day on the planet. the first day on the job. young prince what's his name making the first of a lifetime of appearances that will blur the line between what's public and what's private in his life. his parents have already learned to cope with that distinction. and in the media madness that accompanied this appearance seemed to be the calmest people there. the kid seems to be learning his trade too. when they gave the royal wave he seemed to as well. >> he's got a good pair of lungs on him, that's for sure. he's a big boy, he's quite heavy, but we're still working on a name. we'll have that as soon as we can. >> reporter: this photogenic young royal rock star family is again in that strange place, spending a private time in the glare of world attention, and freely sharing the moment. >> very emotional. >> it's such a special time. think any parent probably can sort of know what this feeling feels like. >> reporter: how has the royal scene changed?

contrast this moment with the one 31 years ago when william was presented by his parents charles and diana in exactly the same place. not just the clothes have changed. so much has happened. that's part of the mystical appeal of the british royals. their history seeps s seems to be our history. the inevitable questions followed as they would for anybody. who does he look like? >> he's got her looks thankfully. >> no, no no. >> reporter: then it was into the car seat. even royal babies are buckled in now. and daddy drives home. but there is the business of the name still to come. the betting is still on something traditional. james or george still tops the list. >> i don't suppose we're going to see king kevin or king nigel? >> i think that's very unlikely. >> reporter: maybe something with philip in it says royal coil royal nikka. >> it's one of charles' middle

names. and so fondly of his grandfather who has not been well recently who is i'm sure looking forward to meeting this little boy. >> reporter: the plan is for william to go back to his day job as a helicopter pilot once his two weeks of paternity leave are over. kate it's thought may spend some time at her family's home just outside of london to get a little grandmotherly help perhaps and a little bit normalcy. charlie, norah. major league baseball deciding major punishment for one of the game's biggest stars. alex rodriguez. it's part of baseball's ongoing doping investigation. the news comes just days after milwaukee brewer's outfielder ryan braun was suspended for the rest of the season. jim axelrod covering this story. >> reporter: rodriguez is the game's highest paid player. and an announcement about his fate is expected sometime within the next few weeks. the penalty he faces according to an executive for a major league baseball team could be far harsher than the 65-game

suspension braun received. the team executive says it's not a matter of if rodriguez will be suspended forperformance enhancing drugs but when. quote, multiple years of usage. he's met with major league baseball. he's seen the evidence. he is staring down a penalty much much harsher than brauns. it could be years or even a lifetime suspension. both rodriguez and braun are on a list of at least 15 players accused of using banned drugs from a now closed anti-aging clinic in south florida. it was run by a man named tony bosh who is now cooperating with baseball. tony quinn who first reported in february said the case against a. rod is even stronger than the one against braun. >> several sources told us that tony bosch used to go directly

to alex rodriguez's home to inject him. we don't know the full extent of what they have but so far sources have been very consistent that they've got a great more on rodriguez. >> reporter: according to a team executive we spoke with his possible drug use is not the only thing baseball is investigating. they're looking into his use and also whether he lied whether he obstructed the investigation and whether he got other players involved. >> with a-rod, the timing may depend on whether or not he is willing to negotiate, would they stall because of of that.that. either way, they don't want this dragging on all season. >> rodriguez is in the sixth year of his ten-year contract. at the end of the season he will still be owed some $86 million. that's a lot of incentive for him to cut a deal and avoid being banned from baseball because even if he's suspended for a full season he'll still be able to collect on the remaining three years of his contract, whether he plays again or not. but a lifetime ban makes that contract null and void. >> jim axelrod, thank you.

and a natural gas well is on fire in the gulf of mexico following an explaegs. the well is located 55 miles off the coast of louisiana. a blowout yesterday forced the evacuation of 44 workers from a portable drilling rig. no one is sure the. inspecters say they're seeing a sheen half a mile wide but it is breaking apart quickly. it won't be nearly as bad as the bp oil spill. no word this morning on the cause. after resting on tuesday, pope francis is beginning a busy day in brazil. he is visiting a shrine to the virgin mary. it is considered the most important roman catholic shrine in all of brazil. francis is celebrating the first public mass of his week-long visit. more than 150,000 pilgrims are expected to attend. the pope will also be visiting sao paulo and rio de janeiro later today. wherever he goes he's getting the rock star treatment. and he is reaching out to the country youth.

dean reynolds is in rio de janeiro. >> reporter: thousands massed on the beach to kick off world youth day celebrations and to honor pope francis. on his way here the pope spoke of a very specific concern for the young. "we are running the risk of having a generation that does not work," he said. "young people in this moment are in crisis." many of the demonstrators protesting in the rio streets this week are young. but the pope has another issue. involving catholics of all ages. take brazil. it may have one chance of all the world's catholics but the number of church members has been shrinking for decades. a recent analysis of census data shows that 65% of brazilians identify themselves as catholic. but that's down from 92% in 1970. the decline is due to a number of factors. the population is growing in

cities where secularization is spreading. and protestant and evangelical churches have been increasing their share of churchgoers. this new pope has identified strongly with the poor and disadvantaged. and it's hoped such a message may prove more attractive than the defensiveness that prevailed in the wake of repeated vatican scandals, both financial and sexual. in rio, we found new yorker ariana drauch who credited the pope with re-energizing the faithful. >> i think the pope has a great head on his shoulders and he definitely -- he knows what he's talking about. >> reporter: dean reynolds de janeiro, cbs news. time now for headlines. for that to happen the stock would have to trip until value. >> "the washington post" says the cia is winding down operations in afghanistan. the spy agency plans to cut the number of its clandestine bases in afghanistan in half.

>> the "los angeles times" look at apple third quarter earnings. the company beat predictions. also set a record for the number of iphones sold. the news sent shares higher in after hours trading. >> "the boston globe" said a grand jury is hearing emd on whether aaron hernandez should be charged in the shooting death of two men in 2012. he is due in court today for the murder of another man last month. he has pled not guilty in that case. >> beefing up patrols along interstate 80. from new jersey to california. police are looking for speeders and drunk drivers. a study finds some the we are going to see a lot of sunshine around the bay area starting out with some dense fog along the coastline and a few patches of fog inside the bay. looking back toward the city of san francisco, those clouds are going to clear out and pull back toward the coast. that's where we'll find a whole lot of sunshine. the monsoonal clouds are moving on out. more sunshine moving in. the temperatures going to be in the 80s and low 90s inland.

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>> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald good morning, it's 7:26. i'm michelle griego. two men and a woman are under arrest for this morning's break- in and theft at a shooting range in santa clara. a number of stolen weapons was recovered including those thrown at officers while they chased the suspects. the california highway patrol is part of a special enforcement program on i-80. the week long challenge is aimed at preventing fatal accidents on the freeway from san francisco to new jersey. the berkeley labor commission today considers an increase in that city's minimum wage. the proposal to increase it from $8 to $10.5 a$10.55.

some restaurant wokenners want tipped workers to be exempt. traffic and weather coming up.

good morning. getting a check of the bay bridge toll plaza, looks like this. pretty typical for this time of the morning jammed through the macarthur maze towards the metering lights about 20 to 25 minutes to get on the bay bridge right now. out towards the nimitz here's a live look at the east bay, northbound traffic starting to get more crowded but no big delays right now between hayward and oakland. that's a check of traffic. over to lawrence for your forecast. >> a lot of sunshine coming our way today but we got to get through the low clouds and fog and fog as you approach the coastline. looking toward coit tower now you can see just shrouded in low clouds and dense fog early on this morning but that's a sign of the ridge of high pressure building in overhead. 50s and 60s right now. i think by the afternoon, it will be warmer to hot in some of the valleys, 80s and low 90s there. we'll see a lot of 70s and 80s inside the bay and 60s at the coast. nice weather the next couple of days.

caused heated debate in congress nsa is working furiously to defeat it. >> every time we talk it helps. >> reporter: general keith alexander made a visit tuesday urning house members to vote no. the amendment introduced by

michigan republican justin amash would prevent nsa's blanket collection of phone data. instead the agency would only be allowed to gather data on specific individuals under investigation. members of both parties have argumentatived for more oversight. >> i think that very clearly this program has gone off the tracks and needs to be reigned in. >> reporter: they learned about it last month after it was leak last month by edward snowden. but intelligence committee members have been briefed on it for years. said the so-called metadata program is

antle the nation nation's intelligence community's counterterrorism tools. >> john, good morning. >> good morning. >> so when general alexander goes in to meet with members of congress and try to get them to not curtail nsa's power, what's his argument? >> i think you know his problem walking in the door is he's got 535 members of congress who except for the two small groups on the two intelligence committees only know what they read in the newspapers about that and that's basically edward snowden's narrative that they're collecting this and trolling through it and violating americans' privacy. what general alexander has to do is say, look here's the haystack and the entire 35,000 people that make up the nsa, there's only seven manager positions that are authorized to

even say okay to looking in the hay stack and we only do it when we have a foreign terrorist number and we have to ask ourselves the question is this bad guy overseas in touch with one or more people that could be a sell here? so when he adds on all the rules that go with this program, he should allay their anxiety because there's a lot of rules. >> is there one case that he uses to illustrate what he means? >> there are 50 cases, but there are four very good stories where they say let me give you one. so the fbi investigated a suspected terrorist several years ago and found knoll connection to terrorism, so they went on to the next case. now the next case is on monitoring a real terrorist overseas and they query the system. is he talking to anybody in the united states, and, boom, he comes up. he's in regular touch with this number. they don't know what the name is, but they know this phone number. they give that to the fbi.

they say find out with the warrant and all the court papers you need who's on the other end of this line. that turns out to be an individual who's engaged in conversation with al qaeda to blow up the stock exchange in new york. that's a perfect example of what alexander was trying to tell congress yesterday which is if you don't have the haystack you can't find the need >> what is general alexander telling members of congress who are probably hearing from some of their constituents, this nsa behemoth is growing, that they're not snooping up from all of my phone calls and records. what are they doing to address those concerns? >> i think that's the other thing general alexander has been doing. i think he carries around the big rule book. he isn't allowed to listen on u.s. persons, even if they're u.s. persons in another country. he says we go through all these hoops to determine might this person be an american or legal

resident. then they have all kinds of checks and balances self-reporting requirements inspector generals and audits and this is a daily theme in their work and apparently this is the training that snowden didn't get, because he hasn't included all of these tests or materials you have to take in this material. >> john, thank you. yesterday key prosecution witness steve flemmi came under fierce allegations. flemmi fired back. he claimed bulger was a pedophile who took a 16-year-old girl on vacation to mexico. with us now cbs analyst rickykki klieman klieman. already, rikki, sordid details and tough charges. >> tough charges indeed. what we know is we have two heads of the boston underworld.

a verbal duo between the witness on the witness stand from frank brennan, the defense er whitey bulger's skin for his future divulgement, it's going to be that. one of the things i think the prosecution makes a mistake in doing is the prosecution tries

to portray stevie "the rifleman" flemmi as the one. he says you committed murder after murder after murder years decades before you met whitey bulger. you weren't subservient. you were equal. what is the defense looking for? jury nullification to say they're all terrible that the prosecution the government got in bed with these terrible people all to put away whitey bulger. well, was it worth it. >> when do you expect the defense to start making its case? >> i think the defense will actually begin, charlie, if not the end of this week certainly next week. today, the finish of flemmi which is going to push him right onto the witness stand -- mark my words. >> yes, i will. >> all right. we're going to talk it.

would be rewards and inducements to flemmi. he got to keep something like $3 million worth of real estate even though he goes into the penitentiary, and we're going to learn what kind of penitentiary he's in in federal security and i bet it's a bit cushy. >> thank you, rikki. only on "cbs this morning," the police officer who released pictures of dzhokhar tsarnaev. up next the team known for tagging live sharks. they're getting ready for what they call the greatest white shark expedition in history. that's tomorrow on "cbs this morning." [ phil ] when you have joint pain and stiffness... accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when

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massachusetts state police officer who has leak photos of dzhokhar tsarnaev has been placed on suspension. he's been prohibited from talking about the case but he sat down for an interview you'll see only on "cbs this morning." elaine quijano has his message to his supporters. >> reporter: even though he's been placed on desk duty pending an investigation, sergeant sean murphy's spirits remain high. >> i have an amazing support from my family. i have my two great sons behind me who i could not be more proud of. >> reporter: the 25-year veteran found himself at the center of controversy last week after leaking photos of zocor tsarnaev at the moment of his capture. murphy said he did it to counter this image of tsarnaev on the cover of "rolling stone." >> he felt it had to be done in order to help the people heal

and the reaction has been very gratifying to them because it's exactly what happened to them. >> reporter: he was called a man of honor but added his department has its rules. >> no one should be making decisions unilaterally about what information can be shared and what cannot. >> reporter: some have argued the pictures could negatively impact the case against tsarnaev, but murphy's lawyer calls that preposterous. >> sergeant murphy would never do anything that would interfere interfere. >> reporter: a facebook page dedicated to saving his job has received more than 60,000 likes. >> apparently he broke departmental rules. that said i don't think sean murphy will ever have to buy a drink in this town again. >> reporter: but his two biggest fans are his two teenaged sons.

>> since i have been able to talk i have never been prouder. he's been the model citizen i always dreamed of being. >> reporter: for those concerned he might be fired, his boss gave this hint. >> i'm the colonel of the state police. i'm going to say to you that's not a realistic option in this case. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," elaine quijano, new york. >> there's a lot of people around boston and the country who like sean murphy. got to love kevin cohen. >> indeed. >> he may have broken the rules, but he'll never have to buy we are going to see a lot of sunshine around the bay area starting out with some dense fog along the coastline and a few patches of fog inside the bay. looking back toward the city of san francisco, those clouds are going to clear out and pull back toward the coast. that's where we'll find a whole lot of sunshine. the monsoonal clouds are moving on out. more sunshine moving in. the temperatures going to be in the 80s and low 90s inland. plenty of sunshine inside the bay. some clouds out toward the

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>> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald good morning, everyone. it's 7:56. i'm michelle griego. the largest indoor shooting range in the bay area was robbed early this morning and now three suspects are in custody. they broke into a gun range in santa clara stealing several high value firearms. after a short chase with police, the robbers tried to run away but authorities caught up with them. all the guns have been recovered. you will soon be able to enjoy the great outdoors in san francisco and have free wi-fi service at the same time. the plan is expected to be announced today. google plans to bring wireless internet access to dozens of city parks including rec centers and plazas. stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment.

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good morning. towards the lower deck of the bay bridge we are seeing an unusual amount of traffic because of a fender-bender eastbound 80 before the toll plaza. so very slow going trying to get out of san francisco. reports of a crash southbound 101 approaching broadway in burlingame. one lane blocked slow from millbrae. a quick look outside, fog is getting thicker across the deck. here's lawrence with the forecast. >> it is very gray in spots toward the coastline like toward the golden gate bridge but lots of sunshine already in some of the valleys looking good from our mount vaca cam. we are going to see plenty of sunshine around most of the bay area today. the subtropical clouds have moved out. temperatures warming up. 67 in livermore. 64 san jose. this afternoon 80s and 90s in the valleys.

it is 8:00 a.m. in the west. welcome back to "cbs this morning." the queen says hello to her new great grandchild. we will go to kensington palace where mother father and royal baby are all settling in. anthony weiner's wife, huma abedin says she believes in him, talking at length for the first time after a new sexting scandal. beyonce gets tangled up with a fan. find out what she is saying about that electric moment on stage. first, here to look at today's eye opener at 8:00. if you remember the early days of the campaign people were pressing me for, is there more out there? i said yes. former new york congressman, aen on this any weiner, is admitting

his role in a new sexting scandal involving explicit text messages. >> it could cost him political redemption. >> they are calling for weiner to get out of the mayor's race. >> the child's great grandmother, who happens to be the queen, dropped by for a half hour visit. rodriguez is the game's highest player. the penalty he faces could be higher than the 65-game suspension edward snowden is being given permission to enter the country after weeks at the moscow airport. the first vote to limit the nsa's power since details were leaked. >> i think the massachusetts state police star leaked photos of boston bombing suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev. >> he broke the rule that said i don't think sean murphy will ever have to buy a drink in this town again. >> honestly if i wanted to see a picture of somebody else's baby that i don't care about,

that is what facebook is for. i'm charlie rose with norah o'donnell. gayle king is off. less than 24 hours after the royal baby arrived home, he is on his first outing this morning. prince william and kate took their new son on a private trip. british news reports say family is in kate's hometown of bucklebury. mark phillips is there this morning. >> good morning, norah and charlie. this little prince can't stop making news. the first thing that happened was a visit from the prince's great grandmother, the queen, who arrived here for a half hour visitation. her first one with her new great grandchild, which is likely to presume that the name the prince

will be given, we don't know what that is yet, may have been discussed. the queen, it said was wearing a turquoise dress, pearls and a big smile when she came in. the appearance as you say, of the baby at the hospital was a major world event. people can't seem to get enough of it. here it is again. >> he has a good pair of lungs, that's for sure. he is a big boy, quite heavy. we are still working on a name. we'll have that as soon as we can. >> it is very special. any parent knows what this feeling is like. >> he has her looks thankfully. >> no, no no. >> thank you. >> it was always thought that in fact the new royal family the new expanding royal family would spend some time here at the kensington palace and move on to kate's family's home which is just to the west of

london, about an hour's drive and we're getting reports that that may have already happened. a brief stop here at kensington palace and then it seems kate is in search of a little grandmotherly help from her mother and something resembling normalcy in the couldn't interest iside outside of london. charlie, norah? >> gayle is not here but norah and i can't wait to see what turn of phrase you use - describing these events outside and your passion. >> reporter: well, it is still going on still drawing a crowd. i guess they are looking for a little solitude or something like normalcy out there. >> thank you. >> i have to say, kate looked beautiful. it is always tough for a mother someone who has had three children, to try and appear before anybody days after having a baby but prince william, i think, also won some praise yesterday. i have never been able to put a car seat in the car that quickly. he clearly had practiced that. >> he handled the whole thing well about his hair his weight and everything else. >> the baby got her looks, which was a very sweet thing to say.

former congressman, anthony weiner, says a new online scandal will not drive him out of new york city's mayoral race. he confirmed yesterday that he sent sexual photos and messages to a 22-year-old woman last year. his wife, huma abedin told the reporters she supports him 100%. >> it was not an easy choice in any way but i made the decision that it was worth staying in this marriage. that was the decision i made for me, for our son, and for our family. anthony has made some horrible mistakes, both before he resigned from congress and after but i do very strongly believe that that is between us and our marriage. we discussed all of this before anthony decided to run for mayor.

so really what i want to say is i love him. i have forgiven him. i believe in him. as we have said from the beginning, we are moving forward. >> this is the most detailed public comment abedin has made since weiner first got into trouble two years ago. jan crawford is with us now. good morning. >> this is about anthony weiner's behavior. yet, there is a lot of focus on the wife, huma abedin. if you look at some of the alleged texts that were sent they are reckless raunchy. i think one of the questions people have is how does she stand by why does she stand by him with something like this? >> specially the timing after all the stuff and the redemption was underway. >> as she said it took a lot of therapy for her to be able to forgive him. we all thought, and i think weiner certainly led the public to believe, that this was behind him, that he had gone through all this and worked through these issues and if they rebuilt their marriage and we saw that "people" magazine spread of them

with their new baby at the time that he was sexting with another woman. this was just last summer. i thought in that press conference which you said first time that we've seen her. she is very private. by all accounts she doesn't come out and give press conferences, talk before the cameras. she almost looked like she was in shock. >> be specific about the timeline. he resigned from congress in disgrace when all of this came out after he first denied it. the truth caught up with him. he resigned in 2011. how many months before he announces he is going to run for mayor that he is having this other relationship? >> timewise he admitted yesterday during that extraordinary press conference he was sexting with this other woman in the summer after last july. the woman says this went through november and the spring. he declares that this past spring he was running for mayor. >> it wasn't just sexting but also a phone conversation.

>> allegedly. the one that says they spoke several times a day. they are always the things we ask. you see these disgraced politicians having affairs, cheating on the wife. does the wife stand by the man or does the wife stand by the man in the press conference? >> in what example has the wife ended up standing by the man or staying with the man? mcmc hillary clinton. that's the most well-known. >> we all have to remember, perhaps she loves him. >> charlie, you sound like a romantic. >> perhaps she does love him. we don't know. goodness knows. >> that's it. she loves him. i am sure we could all think of friends of ours why is she staying with him? >> and perhaps she is ambitious for him. >> it could be a combination of both. she has been very involved in his campaign and worked hard to get him elected. she is supportive and thinks he will be a good mayor.

>> perhaps this is the best option available. >> to stand by your man, for now. >> jan crawford thank you president obama is heading to the midwest to talk about the economy. he will visit colleges in missouri and illinois before heading to jacksonville florida. he is calling for more economic support for the middle class. a cbs news poll finds most americans believe the economy is still bad americans are sharply divided over the not guilty verdict for george zimmerman. 52% of white americans say they are satisfied or pleased with the outcome of the trial but 94% of african-americans are disappointed or angry that zimmerman was acquitted of murdering trayvon martin in montreal a fan got dangerously close to beyonce. we are talking an electric fan. her hair got caught in it during a concert. the stage crew had to be quit to get her untangled. through it all, the grammy winner kept singing halo. she posted a set of revised

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in february, we told you about a new piece of technology that could save you from the deadliest form of skin cancer. the device is in the news again. >> the "new york times" says there is disagreement among dermatologists about how the machine should be used.

this is what dr. holly philips showed us about the high-tech breakthrough in our original report. >> to look for signs of melanoma the most deadly form of skin cancer dr. day is using a first of its kind device called melafine. >> it has been a deal changer for my practice. doctors try to catch melanoma early when it is most curable. >> we want to catch it. that's the hardest for us to catch. >> up to now, doctors relied on biopsies to check suspicious moles, a process that can be traumatic. >> melafind emits a light that penetrates beneath the surface of the skin and the device takes digital pictures that are sent to a computer and an analyzed and calculates a score to show whether a biopsy should be done. >> dr. elizabeth hail is a skin

cancer surge rn and professor at new york school of medicine. why is this technology needed? >> melanoma is a very serious form of skin cancer. it represents an opportunity for us as dermatologists to make a difference and save lives. when caught early is considered most completely curable. when it spreads, it is one of the worst cancers you could have. there is a role for early detection and patient education. >> melafind is a great leap forward as far as technology goes. it does show an effective sensitivity in dying nosing melanoma. it is only as good as the clinical experience of your dermatologist. unless the dermatologist recognizes a mole is concerning if they don't choose to use the melafind, they may miss something. i worry about giving a false sense of security to a patient. at that point in time melafind

may say, this is not melanoma. people need to recognize their moles can change and it may be premallig nant and may turn into megaknow ma. >> what about the concern of patients, many that have skin cancer and get frequent biopsies and say, yeah now, i have scars all over me from all these biopsies. >> it is definitely a concern. we are trying to get better at minimizing unnecessary biopsies. it is important for patients to realize, when done in the right hands, biopsies are not necessarily disfiguring. they can be just as effective as diagnosing melanoma. if your doctor is concerned, it should be done and will not leave a disfiguring scar. >> do you use it? >> i do not use it. i was trained. i do mole checks several times in my practice.

at this point, i do not see implementing it but at some point, i might. the technology is impressive. >> thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. all that mattered 44 years ago today, the splash that made history by not getting anyone wet. do you know how it happened? the answer is next on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: "cbs healthwatch" sponsored by allergan. talk to your doctor today about chronic migraines. doctor today about chronic migraine. the odds could be in your favor? botox® is an fda-approved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with chronic migraine 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. it's proven to actually prevent headache days. and it's injected by a doctor once every 3 months. the effects of botox® (onabotulinumtoxina) may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness

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this is a cbs news special report, "man on the moon." >> all that mattered 44 years ago today. >> man's first trip to the moon, a magnificent eight-day vow yaj spanning space and history ended today when three american explorers brought their small

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>> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald good morning, everyone. it's 8:25. i'm michelle griego with your kpix 5 news headlines. the california highway patrol is part of a special enforcement program on interstate 80. the week long "i-80 challenge" is aimed at preventing fatal accidents on the freeway from san francisco to new jersey. there's a meeting tonight in vallejo to talk about a proposal aimed at keeping people from losing their homes to foreclosure. a city council candidate wants vallejo to use eminent domain to seize homes that are under water and then fix the loans so the owners can stay in their homes. the berkeley labor commission today considers an increase in that city's minimum wage. the proposal is to increase it from $8 an hour to $10.55.

some restaurant owners want workers who receive tips to be exempt. stay with us, traffic and weather coming right up.

good morning. let's start off with a look at 880 in oakland where it is really jammed solid this morning in those northbound lanes. it looks like this from san leandro all the towards the

downtown oakland exit. and yeah, it's jammed solid just your usual gridlock through there. let's go out towards our maps now because we're just getting word of a new accident northbound 680 by mckee road. there's an accident there a couple of cars involved in the center divide. pretty slow going and a quick check along the peninsula, an accident in burlingame is now cleared but it's still pretty heavy traffic from millbrae into san mateo. and i'm giggling because lawrence, there's something going on with his weather camera. >> i was watching this camera. neat camera, he may have flown away now but looks like a crow landed on the camera there playing with the lens. but yeah, it's stuck in the fog out there coastside. we have some dense fog early on this morning. otherwise a lot of sunshine beginning to show up in some of the valleys. temperatures now warming up 67 already in livermore, 64 in san jose. looks like this afternoon 80s and 90s in the valleys. 60s at the coastline and 70s and 80s at the coast staying nice into the weekend.

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mckinney. he said he arrived late to the news conference and it was the only spot available. all right. i noticed him too. did you notice him? >> i didn't. >> best comment on the day. 95% of us still watch tv cable, or satellite. but if some satellite companies didn't, they could get their way. apple and going really trying to get into the game. sam grobart is a senior writer for bloomberg. good morning. >> good morning. >> i know charlie has the first question for you. >> i said why don't you do television. she's throwing it back to me. here's the question. we know what netflix has done number one. we know it is the wave of the future. you can see all this stuff. we that ire getting into the content. not just buying movies and showing it on the internet.

they're also making moves "house of cards." how was that? >> it was long but it was good. >> i think what netflix has done is a culmination of a lot of smaller trends we've already been living with while watching tv. we have dvrs streaming media, netflix is bringing awe of this together so we're able to watch what we want when we want to we're able to binge watch if that's what we're able do. they release all of the episodes at one time and it kind of brings us to the next stage, not the final stage, but a further evolution of this new frontier which still has yet to be fully -- >> what are people going to do like goinging and amazon? >> amazon is already involved with its streaming service which you get if you subscribe to amazon prime.

there is amazon studios. google is trying to negotiate with providers, et cetera to produce its own streaming service going over the internet as opposed to traditional cable services. >> are cable groups going to have to change the way they do business? for example, the average consumer says i have a choice. i have to pay 180 minimum for cable and i have 800 channels i'm not interested in watching so is cable going to have to further refine their program? >> i think what you're talking about soundings like the a la carte. it's like a sweater. if you pull that stray thread it begins to unravel quickly. if we all have to pay for the shows we wish to watch, would they all be available. right now there are channels

supported by the bundling. if they have to fend for themselves it's not clear that all of those shows would survive. >> you mean things like c-span and others. >> that's right. >> here's the thing. john malone is going out and buying systems. >> something he's pretty good at. >> pretty good at. >> yeah. >> and his gum is the broadband. if get cable, i can get broadband and that's going to be the gate to the internet. >> broadband is the fuel. it's utility that we all require, that cable companies have. i think what cable companies wind up doing going forward is providing their own stream. but available over the internet to any device you want. that gives consumers that sort of any where any time viewing that it has promised. >> okay. sam grobart. thanks. a race to cross antarctica

with 150 pounds of gear. it's not the hardest challenge though faced by this group of woulded veterans we talked with. they're going to inspire

over the past decade over 50,000 veterans have returned wounded from war. they range from wounded to depression. i met with four who are bringing attention to all of veterans' needs. >> i was blown back. my body armor was blown off along with my body. >> mark, margo, trees, and ivan castro all served our country as members of the u.s. armed forces. >> the ied was in the middle median. >> until a split second changed

each of their lives. >> i was sitting about ten feet away from the bomber. >> all four of them suffered from ranging injuries ranging from amputations to blindness and visible mental injuries as well. >> initially you don't see yourself recognize who you are. you're like how am i going to be able to go from this bed where i'm stuck to doing anything else. >> there were days each thought they would never walk again, but in a few short months they plan to walk together on their mission, the south pole, the challenge. >> wounded, these allies will now represent their races. >> walking with the wounded, team u.s. will trek 20 mile as day against 50-mile-per-hour winds in negative 50-degree temps all at aiming toward reaching the southern pole

first. britain's prince harry plans to walk alongside the competition. >> as a member of the british team, vial a brew for you when you join us at the pole. >> although designed as a race -- >> beyond diversity, our wounded can achieve the extra ordinary. >> we have an opportunity to show the world that our strength, determination, and unity of our wounded military. >> reporter: margeaux why would you want to do this? >> it's an ultimate challenge, that i can highlight people with invisible injuries. >> what do you mean when you say invisible injuries? >> post-traumatic stress and brain injuries. there are a lot of veterans

coming back with that injury and a lot of suicides are coming out of that because there's not support for them. >> let's do it. go. >> so in order to bring what attention they can to veterans' needs, the team is committed to not only daily workouts but recently put their physical and mental abilities to a test in a grueling two-week training exercise in iceland. >> mark how do you prepare for something like this? >> it's a lot of personal accountability. you know there's sort of a mental preparation as well. ivan's got a head start on all of us in that there's no visual stimuli. on that account, he's definitely familiar with that. >> do you feel that way, ivan in some way use have the advantage? >> in that sense, believe so. it's a place also where we're going to be talking to each other, so it's a time where your 12 hours ago, what are your thoughts in your mind you know. you relive your life.

in my case i just paint a mental picture of what my teams are doing skiing behind me and in front of me. >> reporter: but blinds whiteout conditions and bless ters temperatures aside, each team u.s. member knows it's a challenge they're more than prepared for. >> this is a cakewalk. it's going to be uncomfortable, but we've seen people die in front of us and this is just a walk in the park compared to what we've been through. >> i forget. we've got to be off cadence or something? >> reporter: win or lose they'll reach the south pole together and they'll show other injured vet as what they're all capable of. >> when you think back to who you were then and who you are now, what do you think of that woman? >> two different people.

i was so eager and so happy to just be in iraq and be part of a team, and now i wouldn't change anything except for march 3rd when my best friend died. but everything elsings everything happens for a reason and i'm happy where i am now. >> this race charlie, begins in november and ends in december. you know it was ivan castro who was wearing the glasses. he was blinded in iraq. he's run more than 20 marathons. he runs 50 mile races next to a person who's got to guide you. if you ever thing you can't do something, you need something like these four veterans and anything is possible. >> i was touched by the fact when she said when you've seen what we've seen this is a cakewalk. >> a trek to the south pole in minus minus-50-degree weather, what an

inspiration it's a remind der of how much we owe the people who go in harm's way for us. >> no doubt, no doubt. we turn to something less heroic but interesting. we'll look at the perfect wines for summer and the foods that pair with them from one of the top labels. that's next on "cbs this morning."

britain celebrated in its truly traditional way, by drinking. >> they're popping champagne at the old boot in buckleberry,ury where kate middleton's family lives. >> whoa whoa, whoa. can we stop it there? is that a horse there? >> yes, that is an actual horse. not only is the horse there, he's mingling. he's hanging out and watching television with everyone else. that is the single greatest pub on the planet. >> if they don't give john oliver a show after this something's wrong. >> i agree with you. we turn to wine. the american wine industry is booming. they passed france and italy. we're now the largest consumers of wine in the world. david duncan is the president and ceo of silver oaks

cellars. and john is a sommelier. why do you think it's so popular? >> the sep tapps and the consumer to enjoy wine it's getting better and better every year and it tastes better and people are enjoying wine. >> record sales? >> record sales, we're doing well. we went through the recession while the economy is not totally back. i think the other part is the cuisine. the improvement in the cuisines and people's interests in fine food and fine wine go together. >> we'll come to the question zone. >> when it's hot outside, the last thing you want to drink is

something that's going to cause you to spontaneously combust. this comes from portugal. it's slightly everybodyffervescent. >> what's the grape? >> a blend of three grapes. they're only grown in the northern parts of portugal. but it's never about the grapes. it's about the style of wine that makes the wine a summer wine and even though they come from different places, this one the rose is from austria and i bought a red sparkling wine from northern italy. they're just delicious to drink when it's hot out. >> food? >> if you had a desert island one, one wine that would float up on shore, as

their afternoon rescues. it goes with anything off the grill, sausage, steaks hamburgers, anything. >> we only produce two wines, our alexander cabernet is more femme m.i.p. and softer and goes with lighter food. >> i associate feminineity with strength, not softness. >> that's why we use cabernet strong feminine wine. this is one we release in the summer. this is our 2009 alexander balle. so nobody has tasted this yet. >> oh okay. >> you know what surprised me is america's consumption wine grow

-- there are all kinds of places portugal. chile. virginia and other places. >> there are, but there are specific microclimates that are best place. clearly france has that advantage, napa sonoma county chile, south africa. those regions are special for making, i think, very fine very high quality fine. >> although we absolutely lever in the platinum era. you basically focused on california, washington the old world. now there are wines coming from lebanon, new zealand, argentina, the czech republic. it's amazing how many fask wines there are. >> what about boxed wine? >> i'm a huge fan. it makes sense for the environment. most boxed wines come in

three-liter offerings. four bottles get in. it lasts up to two months. if you have people who are heavy drinkers it's fun to go. plus it's fun. >> if you have people who are heavy drinkers that's the way to go. boxed wine. an important tip to remember. >> make it easy for them. >> david duncan josh weston thank you. >> that does it for us. up next your local news. we'll see you tomorrow morning on "cbs this morning." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> announcer: closed capping is proudly sponsored busitry cal.

>> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald good morning, everyone. it's 8:55. i'm michelle griego with your kpix 5 news headlines. three suspects are in custody for breaking into a santa clara shooting range overnight. they stole several high-value firearms before leading police on a car chase. authorities eventually caught up with them and recovered the guns. the man charged with killing two women at a san francisco jewelrymart is expected in court today. 23-year-old barry white from antioch is being held without bail for the murders on july 12. his arraignment was delayed because of a dispute over his lawyer. he wants his own lawyer to be paid by the city rather than a public defender. and you will soon be able to enjoy the great outdoors in san francisco and have free wi-

fi service at the same time. today, google announced its plan to bring wireless internet access to 31 city parks and plazas. and now here's lawrence with the forecast. >> do you really go to the park to have wi-fi? >> i don't think so. >> interesting. outside it should be a nice day in most spots. going to see a lot of sunshine inland. these temperatures going to be heating up. some 80s and 90s in the interior valleys, looking toward mount diablo now. the monsoonal clouds moving out of town. looks like our skies are going to turn out to be very nice. we have coastal fog at the beaches. 60s there. we'll see a lot of 70s and 80s inside the bay and warmer temperatures in the valleys. next couple of days, keep things nice, cooling off slightly a few more clouds over the weekend. we're going to check out your "timesaver traffic" coming up next.

good morning. some of our slowest travel times right now are still in the south bay. let's zoom into this incident right here. it is northbound 680 by mckee road. accident there still in the center divide. it's pretty jammed right now from jackson. also, very sluggish this morning. if you are a silicon valley commuter westbound 237, slow and go this morning from milpitas and taking a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza, things have improved but it's still stacked up towards the at eight overcrossing. -- towards the 880 overcrossing.

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