manner of horrible noises around me. >> as survivor of the deadly derailment in spain share their stories, we learn that an american woman is among the dozens of people killed in europe's worst train accidents. she says the man who killed trayvon martin got away with murder. >> it's not dozens and dozens. it's six to ten. i can't tell you. anthony weiner goes on the defensive. >> he's saying one thing to me, saying another thing to his wife, saying another thing on the campaign trail. i don't know who the real anthony wooeiner is. this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, july 26th,

2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, investigators looking into spain's deadliest rail disaster in decades is looking at speed. it may have been going twice as fast. one american is among the dead and the state department says at least five others were hurt. tara mergener has more. >> reporter: video of the crash outside the city of santiago de compostela shows how quickly the train derailed off the track and twisted into pieces. there are indications that the train may have been traveled at twice the speed limit. the driver garzon is in the hospital. one of the victims was an american identified as 47-year-old cordoba from virginia. she was the administrative employee of the catholic diocese.

she was vacationing with her husband and daughter to visit their son who was on a pilgrimage. >> i'm sure they were looking forward to it. i can only imagine how horrible it must have been for their son, you know, waiting for them to arrive and to hear the news of this terrible tragedy. >> reporter: cordoba's father told cbs news he learned about the death of his daughter yesterday. he said he's very upset and confused, calling the accident pathetic. cordoba's husband and daughter were among the dozens. far a arhi za's daughter got ve hurt. >> her scalp was flipped over. >> reporter: authorities in

spain plan to question the driver of the train who's also recovering from his injuries as a witness and possible suspect. they're also looking into the possibility of faulty equipment. anne-marie? >> tara mergener in washington. thank you, tara. there could be a plea deal when ariel castro appears in court in cleveland this morning. castro is accused of abducting three women and holding them for nearly tern years in his cleveland home. a plea deal would keep him behind bars for the rest of his life but avoid the death penalty. and a second woman on the jury who acquitted george zimmerman of the murder of trayvon murder has come forward. she believes zimmerman got away with murder. she told abc news she wanted to convict zimmerman but she couldn't because of the lack of evidence. >> i stand by the decision

because of the law. if i stand by the decision of my heart, he would have been guilty. >> it is devastating to hear the commenting from b-29, comments which we already knew in our hearts to be true. five men are being charged in what's being called the largest hacking scheme ever prosecuted in the u.s. it results in more than $300 million in losses. as don dahler reports, prosecutors say the suspects are on the cutting edge of crime. >> the internet has changed the way people people. >> reporter: u.s. politician has explained. the information was sold to thieves who used them for purchases or to get cash. 17 corporations were capped including 7-eleven, jcpenney, jetblue, and dow jones.

four of the five suspects are russian. one is a ukrainian. a 29-year-old is in jail, the 32-year-olds are in the h netherlan netherlands. the others are at lancht they were trasd through their instant messages bragging. one would, quote, spend millions to upgrade their security. another responded, ha-ha, they would better pay us to not hack them again. >> it used to be if you wanted to steal money from a bank, you had to walk into a bank. you can now steal tens of millions of dollars with the click of a mouse. the hackers sold the data for as little as $10 a number. don dahler, cbs news, new york. on the "cbs moneywatch," cowboy stadium gets a new name. erica ferrari is here in new york with that and more. good morning, erica.

>> good morning, anne-marie. an initial hearing is scheduled this morning in new york on the criminal case against one of the nation's largest and most sectors of the economy and benefitted s.a.c. to the tune of at least hundreds of millions of dollars. >> s.a.c. owner steven cohen was not charged. it never tolerated insider trading. halliburton will plead guilty to destroying key evidence in connection with the

explosion and oil spill in the gulf three years ago. it killed many workers and spilled millions of glans of oil into the golf. halliburton will pay a $200,000 fine and be on probation for three years. >> tokyo's nikkei dropped 3% hitting a three-week low. hong kong's hang seng added a quarter percent. wall street was a mixed bag. dow jones posted 13 pointed higher and the nasdaq finished 19 points higher driven by a rally. zingo once a darling stock rose due to popular it of facebook. it dropped in the quarter. zynga stock is down 70% from its

2011 public offering price of $10. and the dallas cowboys have joined a growing list of sports teams to have a corporate name on their home venue. cowboys stadium will now be known as at&t stadium. officials declined to say how much the deal is worth but it's estimated to be $400 million to $600 million for 20 to 30 years. anne-marie? >> erica ferrari here in new york. thank you, erica. coming up on the "morning news," the latest on the aaron hernandez investigation. and -- he's an argumentative perpetually horny middle-aged man. >> the woman engaged in sexting with weiner speaks out. this is the "cbs morning news. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke.

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welcome at copacabana beach. he told youngsters to get out in the streets, enjoy their faith and shake up the old diocese. earlier in the day he visited a shanty town in northern rio known as the gaza strip for its high crime rate. and a showdown is brewing over efforts to restrict voting laws in north carolina. last night a republican-backed measure cleared the house. six people were arrested for trying to stop it. the measure would require voters to present government-issued photo i.d.s at the polls. it shortens early voting by one week, ends same-day registration, eliminates a high school program and raises caps. it's unclear whether the governor will sign the measure into law. yesterday holder said they will challenge a new voter law in texas and hinted at changing the voter laws in other states

including north carolina. here in new york there are revelations about former congressman anthony weiner's says it will

public even more in the coming days. vinita nair, cbs news, new york. well, straight ahead, your friday morning weather. and in sports, a badminton brawl. yeah, that's right. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪

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thunderstorms. and scattered thunderstorms will move from oklahoma to arkansas and across most of florida. the northeast will be dry and pleasant except new england where rain is likely. authorities are using evidence to build a case against hernandez. experts say photos taken from hernandez's security system show him holding a gun. the pictures were allegedly taken in the hours before and after the death of odin lloyd. hernandez has pleaded not guilty in his murder. when the patriots took to the field on thursday, tom brady addressed the nation. >> i think we've got to move forward with a better understanding of these types of things and hopefully nothing like this f happens again. >> brady called lloyd's death tragic. knew, imagine doing your work and not getting paid.

imagine if it was $2 million bucks you were missing out on? that's what happened to terrill brown with the san francisco 49ers. clause in his contract guaranteed him $2 million if he worked out at the facility. his agent did not inform him of that and he didn't get paid. now it's his agent is looking for work. brown fired him. two opposing players got into a nasty fight. one man chased the other around the court. punches were thrown and the police had to be called. the two players were actually partners at last year's olympics. not anymore, i suspect. when we return, survival at sea. a long island lobsterman tells how his boots saved his life as he spent 12 hours adrift in the atlantic. [ laughter ]

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how she worked to prevent t kind of crime that took her life. 430a_am pot slave pkg_7-26 - 00:00:51;18: just disgustin terrifying and a teenage runaway freedm a nightmare. the manual labor she was forced to do. why her alleged captors cald her a "trooper." "i don't know why he was gog fast i don't know what madem continue that speed if he'sn experienced driver" the surprising news about w was driving that train in s. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 ,,,,

forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., partly sunny today. atlanta, also partly sunny. afternoon thunderstorms in st. louis though. and chance of thunderstorms in denver. seattle, sunny. a lobster man from long island, new york, is back home this morning after survive 1g 2 hours floating at sea. don aldridge accidently fell over his lobster boat on tuesday. he was spotted at the montaue point hours after he fell. >> reporter: he's celebrating with family and friends after a near accident on wednesday morning nearly ended his life. >> i went to move a cooler and i fell off the back of the boat just like that. >> reporter: aldridge was suddenly adrift in the atlantic without a life vest.

but then he knnoticed something. >> reporter: but he realized something. floating on his life preserver, he said he could see rescue planes off to his west, too far away. >> i saw every one looking for me but nobody saw me. >> when i first went in i saw a fin or two right by me. i thought i've got to keep my composure because if i panic it will bring more of them. >> reporter: he also saw much more tame sea life much to his son's delight. >> dolphins? >> yeah. >> cool. >> reporter: he floated to a buoy when finally a coast guard spotted him 12 hours after he sveum in. >> reporter: a swimmer came to me and said we've been looking for your your for nine hours. i said i've been looking for your for 12 hours.

he said after a little vacation time, he'll soon be back on the water. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. prince harry is speaking out about his newborn london. yesterday he described his first meeting with prince george. >> when i saw him he was crying his eyes out like all babes do. it's fantastic to have another addition to the family. i only hope my brother knows -- >> he said he will make sure the baby prince will have fun. i think he would be a pretty good babysitter for sure. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll go to brazil as pope francis marks world youth day. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs this morning." ♪

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tomorrow marks the 60th anniversary of the end of the korean war. president obama will commemorate the event with a speech saturday at the korean war memorial in washington. in north korea, july 27th is called victory day. it's a national holiday. seth doane was allowed to travel to pyongyang for a rare look inside that country. >> reporter: it wasn't long after we landed that the government assigned us a minder who would accompany us everywhere we went. you have to stay with me at all times. we can't leave the hotel. we can't photograph anything without permission. these are all the rules you tell me, yes? we were carted from place to place. real life passed by the bus window. we were not allowed to stop. ♪ the north koreans call their

capital the showcase city, and indeed much of what we saw appeared staged. our first stop was the grand opening of a veterans cemetery. king jong-un, north korea's supreme leader, made a surprise visit to lay a memorial wreath and mark almost 60 years since the end of the korean war. when did you learn that you would be able to come here? >> about quarter to 7:00 this morning. >> reporter: tom hudner, a retired u.s. navy pilot made his first trip back since his partner died in 1950. he flew back to try to save him. president harry truman awarded him the medal of honor that he still wears today. you were on the other side fighting. >> yes, i was. >> reporter: how was it for you to stand here and watch this today? >> it's rather emotional frankly.

>> reporter: we've been brought to yet another choreographed event. this time groups of school kids have been brought to this mausoleum to pay their respects. inside is the founder of this country and his son kim jong-il. this 12-year-old told us he'd come to pay tribute to the leaders, but before we spoke with him, our minder did. it was the same with kim hana. what are you asking her? no, no. i'm just curious. what are you asking? this 11-year-old told us what she knew about america. you say that you learn in school that americans are imperialists who invaded your country. what do you think about knowing i'm american? you don't look like an american, she answered. managing perception, engaging desemgs can be difficult in this closed off country. seth doane, cbs news, pyongyang, north korea. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we

will go back to pyongyang as seth doane shows us more of his rare look inside north korea. plus, the search for a group of sailors, including six americans missing in the south pacific for two months. and legendary fashion designer oscar de la renta joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday morning. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

you real, real good morning, thank god it's friday! july 26. i'm brian hackney. frank and michelle are off. and i'm getting a whiff of garlic. that must be lawrence karnow live at the gilroy garlic festival this morning. good morning, lawrence. >> reporter: guys, you know

what? we have that great smell as you drive down towards gilroy! and you know what? they are already getting ready to go here. flaming up on the great barbecue stuff and all things garlic today. here we go, flame on, guys! looking good. more on your weather coming up. >> that's a live shot, brian, you have been waiting for. cool stuff. thanks, lawrence. outside right now, we already have some problems on the road. an overturned big rig is leaking fuel northbound 29 that connector ramp to eastbound 37. chp heading to the scene so we'll have the latest details coming up. new this morning, we have two people in the hospital after a violent crash in the east bay at about 1 a.m. the chp tried to stop a car for reckless driving and speeding on highway 4. the driver sped away and five minutes later crashed into a wall at the alhambra off-ramp. there is no word on the conditions of the two people in the car. a woman who was shot while driving in her oakland neighborhood yesterday was killed by the same