have a great day everyone. >> take care folks. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] good morning to our viewers in the west. it is tuesday, april 29th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." a new and deadly tornado disaster in the south, from the path of destruction to heroes in the chaos, we'll take you to the hardest-hit areas. the nba responds today to the alleged racist comments from clippers owner donald sterling. plus the naacp on why it was ready to honor him again. and oprah returns to studio 57 today along with starbucks ceo howard schultz. the new project that could become one of her favorite things. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> this is a tornado emergency. basement now.

go! >> a second wave of killer storms rips through the south. >> 11 people reported dead across mississippi, alabama, tennessee. >> dozens upon dozens of buildings and homes have been destroyed. >> it's moving to the right. >> today the nba is set to announce what, if any, action it is taking against los angeles clippers owner, donald sterling's alleged racist remarks. >> several sponsors severing their relationship with the team. >> for people to say, well, alleged and this stuff. what, we've got to have a picture with him with a robe and a hood and hold a burning cross? >> in georgia, at least six people are injured after a shooter opened fire at a fedex sorting center north of atlanta. >> take a look at this video. a man goes for a wild ride on the outside of the cab. >> he can't have a weapon, he can't have a knife. >> a close call for passengers in australia when the engine caught fire shortly after

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welcome to "cbs this morning." good morning, norah. >> good morning, charlie. welcome back. it is day three of a powerful tornado outbreak in the southern half of the country. the confirmed death toll stands at 29. >> one survivor in mississippi said, quote, for about 30 seconds it was unbelievable. as awful as anything we've gone through. vicente arenas is just north of birmingham. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and good morning to our viewers in the west. what you're looking at behind me was at one time a fire department. it was blown to pieces. if you look this way, you can see two fire engines. the roof of the building was thrown to the back of the property. now it's just a bunch of twisted metal and broken boards. this is just one example of what emergency crews have been dealing with in this community near birmingham.

>> big, big tornado. >> reporter: the line of deadly twisters roared across the south into the early morning hours, leveling buildings and knocking out electricity to tens of thousands. its speed and power leaving many in shock. >> it's one of those things you don't realize really what's going on until afterwards and you realize this i mean really did hit us flat out straight on. >> reporter: here in kimberly, a tornado demolished this 113-year-old church where a group took shelter in the basement. nearby dozens found refuge at this civic center. >> i was afraid. i was afraid for my life. >> reporter: hours earlier, a string of twisters barrelled through mississippi. >> it's moving to the right. >> reporter: this was just one of many tornados that touched down. >> it just so happened we heard a large boom! and a tree fell on our house, our porch fell in, the windows broke. >> reporter: another twister tore through the town of tupelo, mississippi, shattering glass

and gutting homes and businesses. >> this is a tornado ripping through the city of tupelo as we speak. >> reporter: even this local weatherman was forced to take cover. >> go! now. >> reporter: while some lost everything, they credited an early warning with saving lives. >> the weather forecasts were saying it's three minutes away, two minutes away and then my ears started popping. can't say it sounded like a train, i've heard that, but it was obvious that the house was going away. >> reporter: because the storm struck at night, this morning is the first time homeowners are getting a chance to begin the cleanup process. now that the sun is coming up, people are getting their first chance to see how much devastation the storm caused. >> all right, vicente, thank you. and this deadly tornado outbreak began on sunday. nasa satellite images show how big and fast the storm system grew. take a look at this. it spawned a giant tornado, cutting a path through a number of counties north of little rock. dean reynolds is in vilonia, arkansas, an area where that tornado killed at least ten

people. dean, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, there's a curfew in the town of vilonia in effect until later today to guard against looting. but we managed to get inside the police barricades yesterday to see the full extent of the destruction. main street in vilonia was reduced to a twisted mess, leveled by powerful 130-plus-mile-an-hour winds. >> we're in it right now. we're in a tornado. >> reporter: the massive twister tore through nearly 30 miles of the region late sunday. >> was this the whole thing here, this building? >> this was our therapy clinic. >> reporter: tommy bates found his physical therapy clinic in ruins. he had spent the night in a city shelter with his family. when the worst of the storm passed, he learned he had lost his home. >> a family of three came crawling in covered in debris, covered in blood. they were neighbors of mine. that's when i knew this was real. >> reporter: your house and your business were ruined? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: down the road, we

found another local business owner, stanley gordon. he rode out the storm in a bunker beneath his now demolished insurance company. >> the tornado blew it open. it's a big steel door and it blew it open so we're fortunate somebody didn't get sucked out, but we didn't. >> reporter: while little remains of his shop on main street, unlike bates and many others, gordon's home is at least intact and his family is safe. >> we're extremely fortunate. we're a lot more fortunate than a lot of people here that lost their lives or part of their family. >> reporter: the weather forecast for here says there's a good chance of rain later today, which will only add to the misery of the people who have suddenly found themselves homeless. >> dean, thanks. tornado watches are posted this morning in parts of georgia. meteorologist megan glaros of cbs station wbbm is tracking those powerful storms. >> good morning, and good morning to those of you in the west. there is a risk for severe weather today that extends from

michigan all the way down to the gulf coast and over to the east coast. that encompasses 16 states at risk for severe storms. the core of the most intense activity will be centered once again in mississippi and in alabama where there could be strong tornados again as well as a time frame that will push it into the latter half of the afternoon and into the evening. big picture will show those storms focusing on the east coast for tomorrow while the west stays relatively dry. but you're going to see some incredible warmth in the west over the course of the next few days. los angeles could top 90 degrees today, portland 78. there will be an avalanche risk as well across the olympics and the cascades. >> all right, megan, thank you. we could learn today if los angeles clippers owner donald sterling will be punished for alleged racist comments. the nba is under growing pressure from players, fans, other owners and corporate sponsors. carter evans is at staples center in l.a. where the clippers next playoff game is tonight. carter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and good morning to our viewers in

the west. in just a couple of hours, the nba will hold a press conference in new york to discuss the investigation into donald sterling's alleged rant. back here in los angeles, many are wondering if sterling will even be allowed inside staples center tonight when the clippers take the court. in playoff action, the miami heat showed solidarity with the clippers by turning their shirts inside out, in protest to owner donald sterling's alleged racist remarks. more than a dozen sponsors announced they're backing away from the team, calling the comments offensive, reprehensible and completely unacceptable. >> i would say they lost somewhere between $15 and $23 million. >> reporter: bill sutton is a former vice president of business operations for the nba. >> this could be a long, lingering effect and ultimately result in having to force the sale of the team because it's the only financially viable way for the team to exist. >> rou a racist, mr. sterling?

>> reporter: in los angeles, the clippers owner is keeping a low profile but was spotted as he left a restaurant on sunday with his wife. >> are you a racist? the accusations, are they true? >> forget it. it's not true. >> and why are you taking pictures with minorities? why? >> reporter: the nba has hired an audio forensics expert to evaluate if the voice heard on the recording is sterling's. >> did that sound like his voice on the recording? >> it sounded like him to me. >> reporter: basketball legend kareem abdul-jabbar was a sichbt coach for the clippers in 2000. >> when you go to that great of length to discriminate against people, there must be something in it for you. either you enjoy it or it's a power thing. if it's true, i don't think he's fit to be an nba owner. >> reporter: amidst an increasing number of calls for sterling's removal, dallas mavericks owner mark cuban warned against any precedent the move might set. >> it's a slippery slope when you start trying to remove

people from the nba or any organization based off of their private thoughts that they have at home. >> reporter: if sterling is forced out, magic johnson is reportedly interested in the team. but the lakers legend danced around the question. >> the team is owned by a man already. >> reporter: and that man is under fire at every turn. while everyone waits for the nba to act. >> if nothing happens, then you can boycott it in the off-season and not just the clippers, the whole league has to. because if he's not thrown out, you've got to do something. >> reporter: los angeles mayor eric garcetti is urging the nba to take swift, strong action. there is a protest scheduled here this evening right outside of staples center. the tone of that protest will depend largely on the outcome of this news conference with the nba a little bit later today. >> carter, thanks. cbs news legal analyst jack ford is looking at the nba's options in this case. jack, good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> suppose they can absolutely

identify this as sterling's voice. what are the nba's options? >> you know, the commissioner, as with most commissioners of professional leagues, has very broad powers. those broad powers allow him to act, the magic words are in the best interests of the league if there's conduct detrimental to the league. we've seen in the past where commissioners have stepped up and said to owners i'm going to suspend you for a period of time and impose a fine because we believe your conduct was indeed detrimental. so i think you're certainly going to see -- it sounds like you're going to see some period of suspension, some type of a fine. >> but can they force the owner to sell the team? >> that's the tougher question. could they try? yes. would there be huge legal hurdles? absolutely. you'd have antitrust issues. it would be tough to go into a court of law and say we're going to force him to give up his property, what he owns, because of comments. not conduct, comments. as trouble, as awful as they may be. so that, i think, would be a very big hurdle for them to get over. >> this is not just about the

clippers, though, this is about the entire nba. and the commissioner works for the owners of the teams. so how does that factor into his decision-making? >> there are some difficult ironies here. the commissioner is hired and works for the owners, yet here the commissioner is saying i am going to tell you what you're going to do and i'm going to impose sanctions on you as owners. and the owners, we heard mark cuban say this, the owners are in a tough situation because they want something to be done, but as mark cuban said, the notion, setting a precedent saying we can take your team away from you, again, for not conduct, you're not a financial disaster, but we can take your team away from you because of what you thought and what you said, the owners i think would have a hard time with that. they might not say it, so hey're in a difficult situation. >> i think you're going to see something definitive and fairly soon. >> jack ford, thank you so much. a shooting early this morning at a fedex warehouse near atlanta. six people are reported injured. pis dead from an apparent unman

suicide. at least one of the victims may be critically hurt. there is no word yet on a motive for the attack or the suspect's possible connection to the sorting facility. and the white house releases a new report today urging colleges and universities to crack down on sexual assault. it says one in five female students are victims. the obama administration task force calls for better training of victim advocates, making reports more confidential and better investigative work. a new website, notalone.gov allows victims to file a federal complaint. secretary of state john kerry is back tracking after controversial comments about israel. at a closed door meeting in washington friday kerry said if middle east peace is not achieved, israel could become an apartheid state. that remark triggered a storm of criticism. kerry released a statement last night saying, quote, if i could rewind the tape, i would have chosen a different word. kerry says he's been a staunch supporter of israel for years.

even though they call his comment offensive. eric cantor believes kerry should apologize. a congressman from new york faces a long list of federal charges this morning. congressman grimm pleaded not guilty monday to mail, wire and tax fraud. he says the government is trying to frame him. nancy cordes is on capitol hill where grimm is just the latest lawmaker to face trouble. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. congressman grimm announced last night that he would be temporarily resigning, not from congress but from one of his congressional committees, the financial services committee. he says he doesn't want to be a distraction as he fights what he calls trumped-up charges. grimm headed back to washington late monday, but was absent from votes on the house floor. >> the yeas are 384 and the nays are 0. >> reporter: earlier in the day he surrendered to the fbi in new york and pled not guilty to a 20-count federal indictment. >> i know i'm a moral man, a man

of integrity, and i also know that i have a lot more service and leadership to provide this country. >> reporter: the charges stem from grimm's management of the manhattan restaurant he started in 2006 called healthalicious. according to the indictment, grimm engaged in schemes to fraudulently underreport the wan wages he paid his workers and the true amount of money the restaurant earned. >> when it came to his restaurant, michael grimm didn't make a tax -- >> reporter: grimm managed to hide about $1 million. >> mail fraud, wire fraud, health care fraud, perjury, obstruction of an official proceeding and the hiring of undocumented workers. >> reporter: grimm isn't just a u.s. congressman, he's a former fbi agent. in a statement, the fbi's assistant director said grimm broke our credo at nearly every term. the two-term republican notoriously threatened to throw a local reporter off a

congressional balcony earlier this year after the reporter asked about his legal troubles. he's the third republican congressman to run into trouble in the past few months. florida's trey radle resigned in january after buying cocaine from an undercover police officer and louisiana's vance mcallister announced he won't seek re-election after he was caught on video kissing a female staffer who was not his wife. neither of them face jail time while the crimes grimm is accused of carry the possibility of years in prison and he is still under investigation, norah and charlie, for alleged improprieties in his campaign fund-raising. >> nancy, thanks. nato says it sees no sign russian troops are withdrawing from the border with ukraine. those forces began drills near the border last week. holly williams is in donetsk, ukraine, where pro-russian insurgents are flexing their

muscle. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there's been more violence in eastern ukraine where the government is struggling against pro-russian separatists. the mayor of the city was shot in the back yesterday and is now fighting for his life. we've also seen clashes here in donetsk. ukrainians who support their country's government marched through donetsk flanked by lines of police. they were expecting trouble and didn't have to wait for long. dozens of pro-russian separatists attacked them with batons and baseball bats. and then the two sides fought running street battles. across eastern ukraine armed russian-speaking militants have taken over public buildings, demanding an independent state. ukraine and the u.s. blame russia for stirring up unrest here and helping the insurgents, and there are many people here

who agree. they want a unified ukraine, resent russian interference and are making their voices heard. we met a pro government activist delivering razor wire to a national guard base in donetsk. the nearby base was attacked by separatist and he told us the troops here are nervous. could there be a civil war here? >> when they sent russian troops in ukraine. without russian russian army, we will not have a civil war. >> reporter: russia denies any involvement in the insurgency here and instead blames the u.s. for backing ukraine's government and causing the unrest. norah. >> all right, holly, thank you. it is 7:19. ahead on "cbs this morning" we're there as a neighbor rescues a ,, the offshore winds kicking into the gear overnight.

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pulled from san pa good morning it's 7:26. i'm michelle griego. the wreckage of a small plane will be pulled from san pablo bay today. with planes collided during a passing maneuver on sunday sending one into the water. investigators believe the pilot didn't survive. man was crushed to death on a car in the driveway of his home. police say the car slipped off the jacks and finned the plan and his granddaughter under the car. the little girl is expected to recover. the benicia city council will vote tonight on a resolution asking for a voluntary 20% reduction in water use. benicia usually gets 835% of its water from the state water project. but that won't be available this year. stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment.

good morning, i'm gianna franco in the kcbs traffic center and we still have a busy ride on the bay bridge this morning. slow and go conditions backed up through the maze through there. looks like traffic is slow also up the incline. lots of red as you are going through the east bay. westbound 580 pass to 680 is slow ride also north 880 starting to see delays through oakland. here's lawrence with the forecast. all right we are heating things up outside. high pressure taking over and wow the next few days going to be something else. temperatures today warm along the coastline and hot in the valleys. near 90 degrees there. 730s and 80s inside the bay and 80s near the water's edge. next couple of days even hotter maybe mid 90s and a few records cooling off on friday. maybe some rain next week. ,,,,,,,,

an airliner made an emergency landing this morning in western australia after an engine caught fire. how would you like to look out your flight and see that. the sparks started after the jet took off from perth. passengers could see smoke and the flames. the pilots were able to put it out, turn the flight around and land safely. 92 passengers were headed to an island off the west coast. everybody is safe. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up, a look at the headlines from around the country. plus, clippers owner, donald sterling donated to groups that support african-americans. he faced racism allegations before. see what the naacp is saying about the latest award it was abdomen to give sterling.

that's ahead. a massive clean up is under way in arkansas after the deadly tornadoes. a heroic rescue m his storm shelter, he started looking for friends. a warning, some of the video is graphic. whep we first spotted nick, he was carrying a gravely injured 4-year-old girl in his arms. her name is grace. he found her about 50 yards from her parents and what was left of their house. >> lord, you are going to take care of this child, i know you are. i'm putting my faith in you,

god. >> reporter: he put her in a truck who drove off to find paramedics. what was it like to see her that way? >> devastating. i have five of my own. itis all i could think of. my boy plays with her almost every day. in that yard she was laying in. i looked in her eyes and saw her hurting like that. >> where to next? >> reporter: when we caught up with nailer again -- >> sandy, if you are in here -- okay. >> reporter: he was searching for more victims. he is not a rescue worker. he's a carpenter. he was one of dozens of residents who teamed up with first responders to help ailing neighbors. >> i did one. >> reporter: life and death hinged on quick thinking and improvisation. pick-up trucks used as

ambulances. anything flat served as a stretcher. >> ahh! >> reporter: when you were helping all these people, doing triage, essentially, something took over? >> i knew they had to be helped and they were friends of mine. some of them, i didn't know. it didn't matter. it's a loss. >> reporter: he helped rescue a half dozen people sunday night. none more precious than little grace. >> i love you, grace. they said she will be in a body cast from her chest down for a little while. >> reporter: but she's alive. s injured and they are recovering at the hospital. charlie? >> you know, no matter how many stories like this you see and

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turkish prime minister -- the two leaders spoke earlier this month in a pbs interview. i asked about russia's recent activity in ukraine. >> you have a good relationship with russia. you respect vladimir putin, yes? >> translator: yes, we respect and like each other. >> so what do you tell him when he invades crimea? what do you tell him when he puts the troops on the border of ukraine? >> translator: in our conversation about crimea, i told him that i did not agree with his actions. he said that they were there because the people in crimea wanted to see them there. and my reaction to that is that there could be other countries in the world who may look to

somebody else to come in, but that cannot be justification for that action. we should let those people stand on their own feet. he says something we can help them in that process with, then that's what we should do so they can stand on their own feet. and with respect to the ukraine, there will be elections end of next month. they have to get necessary support for the elections to go forward as soon as possible. provocation may be made to prevent the elections from taking place. that's something that we have to ensure doesn't happen. i think, i believe that it would be important to have a positive approach and the people of

ukraine and russia are friendly. they should be friendly and i think that russia should ignite the process in ukraine. there was hope the end result would be good for ukraine and we all accept it. >> very interesting interview. the prime minister of turkey, i don't think he's ever given an interview or it's rare. >> he has talked before. since he became controversial over there, domestically, he hasn't talked much to the international press. this is interesting in the context he's saying these things. he sought to become a member of the european union. there's fear they focus attention on the east and russia and for him to criticize russia is interesting. >> did they give restrictions or you can ask whatever you want when you sat down with him? otherwise there would be no interview. i was wondering if they tried to

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returning to the donald sterling controversy, the los angeles chapter of the naacp is under scrutiny this morning. some are surprised it was about to honor the clippers owner again. january is here with the explanation. good morning to you. >> the local chapter raised

eyebrows when it gave him his first, so-called lifetime. at that point, sterileliling ha history of discrimination. he had a lot of money to donate. that can go a long way. >> everybody asks the question -- >> reporter: there was one question everybody had for the los angeles naacp, why did donald sterling deserve a lifetime achievement award. >> he has given out a tremendous amount of scholarships. his donation to charity outnumber any of the other sports entities. >> reporter: yesterday, the los angeles chapter said they were withdrawaling the honor and will return his money. alice huffman is the chairman. >> i can't believe he was sincere with his donations after listening to the script in the tape. he doesn't like black people.

>> reporter: sterling has been giving for years, not just to the naacp, he's donated to groups advocating for the african-americans like the united negro college fund and the black business association. some think it was to bolster his image over alleged racism. nicole is a crisis person. >> there is strategy that goes into who do we need to diffuse. i think maybe you are trying to get on the radar, get access. >> reporter: last month, washington redskins owner, dan snyder under pressure to change the team's name improved the condition of native americans. image consultants point to nfl quarterback, michael vick who spent two years in jail for running a dog fighting ring.

>> you know who i am. >> reporter: after being released, partnered with the humane society. >> if you see animal cruelty in your neighborhood, speak up. >> reporter: for sterling, a pay off. numerous honors, including a lifetime achievement award from the los angeles naacp in 2009. he promoted his giving, often taking out full page ads in local newspapers. her organization will never again take his money. >> i would like to see him not be a public figure we have to deal with. i think he's cooked his own goose and i want him to stew in it. >> the consultant we talked with said that view is going to be shared by a lot of organizations. this time, he's not going to be able to donate his way out of controversy. nora? >> thank you. >> i like her line, he doesn't like black people. it makes you wonder, why is he involved in an nba sport. look at polo.

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and good morning everyone, 7:56 on this tuesday, i'm frank mallicoat. we should know later today what the nba has in store for la clippers' owner donald sterling. he could be fined he could be suspended indefinitely. team is already losing money. we know that. nearly a dozen companies including mercedes, car max and virgin america have cut ties with the team. and the wreckage of the small plane that crashed in san pablo bay on sunday has been found. the ntsb says two planes were conducting a passing maneuver when they collided. the second plane made it safely back to its home base airport outside of sacramento. got your traffic and a lot of hit weather coming -- hot weather coming o you are way right after the -- our way after the break. stay right there. ♪

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you can see in the live camera here westbound slow and go as you work your way out of heyward to foster city. reports of the accident south 101 at 92 connector. that may be what's slowing down traffic here this morning. elsewhere around the bay area, bay bridge backed up to the maze slow and go. metering lights are on and expect a busy ride working your way off the east shore freeway. your 5830 commute also slow and go. looks like south 101 through marin also seeing delays to the golden gate bridge. here's lawrence with a beautiful forecast. yeah if you like the summer heat. a niece taste of it the next few days. the offshore winds are now blowing over the financial district in san francisco we've got sunny skies now and really sunshine all the way to the coastline. that ridge will continue to strengthen to warm the hot temperatures developing outside. by the afternoon, nearly 90 degrees in livermore. 88 in fairfield. 87 in napa and 75 degrees in san francisco. even 71 in pacifica. tomorrow, even hotter. maybe some record heat. then we could actually see some rain starting next week.

look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. it's moving to the right. this morning a first-time homeowner getting a chance. >> reporter: we managed to see the full extent of the destruction. there is a risk for severe weather that extends from michigan down to the gulf coast and over to the east coast. the nba will hold a press conference in new york to discuss the investigation into donald sterling's alleged rant.

some period of dissension. >> but can they force the owner? >> that's the tough question. a shooting at a fedex warehouse near atlanta. six people are reported injured. the suspected gunman is dead from an apparent suicide. an airliner made an emergency landing this morning in western australia after one of its engines caught fire. microsoft is warning after security gap in its internet explorer. he cooked his own goose. i want him to stew in it. >> the local chapter raised eyebrows a few years ago when they gave him his first lifetime achievement award. sterling has a the lot of money to donate, and that can go a long way. >> sterling insists he's not a racist. he says some of his best krcred cards are black. i'm charles rose with gayle king and norah. o'ople are coping with death and heavy damage from a new round of

tornadoes. storms killed at least 12 people yesterday. >> the tornado is blamed for at least six deaths, cut through dozens of homes and a hospital. vicente arenas is in another and a har hard-hit town, kimberly, alabama. e is te, good morning to you. goodeporter: good morning. it all happened so fast, in just ng atter of seconds this building behind me was blown to pieces. at one time it was a kimberly fire department. if you look down at the ground here you can see how the walls just came tumbling down. appeared two fire engines that were supposed to be making calls today. and on the ground there you can see gear that belongs to supp irefighters. the roof of the building was toked up and tossed to the back f the property and now it's just a bunch of twisted metal and broken boards. tw if you look in the center there, you can see a yellow helmet that belonged to a firefighter that was supposed to be out helping ping e today. instead, last night, he found himself runninging for cover as well. ries is just one example of the

many stories told after the twist he is tore through this throughy near birmingham last night. norah? >> vicente, thank you for that. u.'re thinking of everyone there. millions could be in the be in thevere weather today. r.recasters say this system that spawneds tos of tornadoes is still full of danger the. meteorologist megan glaros of cbs station wbbm is tracking the storm. it is, good morning. good morning. you know it is not over yet, norah. we have the rest of the day today, and we have all day tomorrow with the potential for severe weather. the focus will be from the midwest to the mid-atlantic, to the deep south. to ost int core of the most intense activity is expected to be almost exact ly where it was yesterday so very hard hit ississippi and alabama will be n, e again under the bull's eye her the most intense activity, activi tornadoes in the afternoon and evening as the storm system continues to progress on and off to the east. east.evere threat will do so as well. ts we move into the day

tomorrow, you can expect the risk to extend from washington, d.c., all the way down to north florida. charlie? megan, thanks. a shooting this morning injured at least six people at the fedex warehouse in georgia. police say the gunman is now de dead, apatiently by suicide. it happened in kennesaw, outside of atlanta. the gunfire began. nba commissioner adam silver set to announce today if he will discipline donald sterling. the l.a. clippers' own er is no commenting. the nba is trying to figure out if he spoke on an audio ocording making those racist remarks. some players want sterling to be record marks. out of the league but another controversial nba owner, cuban' mark cuban, said sterling should not be forced out over a private conversation. >> in this country people are allowed to be morons. they're allowed to be stupid. allowe they're allowed to think idiotic thoughts. within an organization like the nba, we try to do what's in the

best interests of the league and that's why we have a commissioner and a constitution and i think adam will be smart and deal with donald to the full extent available to him. but, again, in terms of just bu saying a blanket let's kick him out, i don't want to go that far because that is not about donald. it's not about his position. it's about who is next. cuban calls the comments on th homrecording wrong and abhorrent. they play golden state in game go five of their,,

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>> you do want to slurp? >> you want to slurp. >> i was taught not to slurp. jason, just for kicks for me can you add more pepper and ginger to one? >> cheers. >> cheers. >> and then at the end when she tasted that, watching the expression and her smile, this is my tea. >> that is tea! >> it was fan ttastic. >> yay! i like it. >> oh, that was such a good day. >> that's what i like, guys, about watching that tape. i know, howard, that's the real deal. you know howard is very detailed. i said, hello mr. pod calling the kettle black. the two of you together, you were very serious about what you wanted. >> you know how all this started. gayle, you were there. weigh were at a wedding. who's wedding? we were at a wedding. >> at a friend's wedding. >> okay. >> that would be george and melody. we're sitting at the table. go ahead. >> i started talking with about t tea. i was telling you about a tea i was brinking, a certain brand.

>> wrong brand. >> and you said have i got a tea for you. you sent tea to my room and the next day i was like, oh, my god. this tea is so good. >> and you tweeted it. >> and i told you i mix my own blends of different things. >> but it was so authentic. she loves tea. >> from beginning to end. >> that's how it all started. >> oprah the tea maker. >> well, i'm not the tea maker except i have my own ideas what tea should look like. this this is now my idea what tea should taste like. and howard said why don't you come to starbucks. and we have teaologists there. he said you don't just want teavana. yes, you did. you did. you said, you know, i just bought teavana. i own a tea company. we know a few things about tea, oprah winfrey. >> what's so interesting, you've been asked to do a furniture line, clothing line, cosmetics line. was it howard's charming ways?

i never thought you would do something like this. >> put my name on a product. it was such organic and it literally is organic. >> and it gives you a way to generate revenue for your foundation. >> putting girls through college is getting to be, you know, 70 girls a year plus 300 that are in school. so all of the proceeds for me are going to charity, mine and to four other charities. >> it's interesting tea as a business. how big of a business is tea? >> few people realize it's bigger than coffee. it is a $90 billion did -- >> that's because it's worldwide. >> but outside the u.s. it's mammoth. >> worldwide more people drink tea. >> it's ripe for innovation. starbucks can do for tea what we've done for coffee through teavana. oprah will create a trial for the drink. >> put her on the road. >> there i am with my little sandwich on the corner selling tea. >> why chai tea? >> well, speaking of india, i've gone to india several years ago,

and the experience of the chai was something that i wanted to incorporate into my own life. i like things spicy. i like to kick it up. and so i came back trying to make my own blend, and then ran into howard who said i can give you a blend. and that's how it happened. >> howard, did you think this would be a good partnership between the two of you? you're both very strong personaliti personalities. and i mean that in the best of ways. >> you should have seen her -- we created a fantastic tea, and it was wonderful. until oprah came in, i need to make my own tea. what the public needs to understand -- >> no surprise. >> she was in there for hours, hours, sampling back and forth, back and forth. >> finally at the end i said it doesn't have enough umph. and it was jason who went back and added like 2% or 3% more black pepper. so when you finish the sip, what's on your it tongue is a little hint of black pepper.

one of the things because the proceeds go to my girls and to four other charities, we wanted roy boyce to be one of the bases for the tea so black tea and roy boyce which is a tea i drink when i go to south africa which has no caffeine in it. the black tea does. the combination and the cinnamon and the ginger and the black pepper makes it delicious! >> i am surprised to hear you say, howard, it's bigger than coffee. that does surprise me. >> around the world. it's growing in the u.s. and more and more people looking for quiet moments and tea is a great afternoon beverage. >> do you drink tea, howard? >> i drink tea at night. >> starbucks is becoming more than coffee big time. >> i think starbucks will always be a coffee company but clearly we are branching out, leveraging the brand and other things. >> tea and food as well. >> we're in the juice business. tea will be a big business worldwide. >> can i thank you on behalf of

ryan who was outraged when you removed the pumpkin bread. i understand you brought it back. a brainchild of the show. >> you've met him. >> yes, i have. >> it is back. >> i brought it back. he's very excited. he's 3. >> all because of him. >> what did you learn from that experience, you tried to roll out different pro tukducts. >> customers are in charge. we need to list en. now everything is okay. >> so we came up with this idea, guys. because we're launching today, teavana stores today, and starbucks stores today, and i was saying, you know, because we kept this a secret for a while. we should do it around mother's day and have all of the mothers come to starbucks. and i actually called howard and i said, howard -- because i knew they were building this brand-new store on madison. i said, how big is that store, howard? and he said, oh, it's about

2,500-3,000 square feet. how many mothers can we fit in that store? and then howard says, oprah, we have 10,000 stores. we're going to bring mothers to 10,000 stores not to one store. i was thinking like how do we get -- how many mothers can we get? i see all those mothers around the corner. >> what are you giving mothers on mother's day? >> they come in for an oprah chai and they get one for free for their mom. it is a fantastic oprah gift pack in there for the holiday. >> i predict they will like it. i want to talk about news of the day. you were an owner of the seattle sonics back in 2001-2006. do you know donald sterling? i'm curious about your take? >> are we really going to go there this morning? >> yes, less than a minute. >> i don't know him but i was an own owner while he was an owner. i've witnessed his behavior. i'll say that. >> and what do you think should happen here? >> well, i think had this is much more than just about the nba. this is about america. i think it's a moment of truth for adam silver and if it was up

to me i'd ban him for life. >> would you?unquestionably. the owner will have a big decision to make. >> i've been following the story and it feels like a plantation mentality in the 21st century in 2014. it just doesn't fit. i'm waiting to see what they're going to do because something has to be done. >> it's interesting the fans are speaking out. they had people holding signs that said i brought a black pen, i came with a black person. black people allowed. >> and the players, too. jerseys turned around. >> the owners need to speak out. >> that needs to happen now. >> today. >> like now. so bring your mom to tea. with that said -- >> we'll have another conversation. >> with that said, bring your mom to tea for mother's day, everyone. >> we can have a controversial discussion over tea. >> oprah, where should they go?

>> to starbucks for teavana. leave it to cbs to bring out the news in a tea story. >> we are cheering you on. i'm really excited, oprah, about tea, but you and howard together. i love the two of you together. >> one more time, profits all benefit girls and education. >> girls -- they benefit girls in education from the oprah winfrey leadership academy, from pathways to college, from girls inc, from the national cares foundation, and from the dream academy. so the money is being spread out. i could have taken all the money for my own foundation but i wanted other people who were also empowering other young people to also benefit. >> you are always thinking of others. >> trying to spread it around. >> bravo. >> as is howard. >> i think you ask why. like-minded values between oprah and starbucks and what we're trying to do. we've demonstrated over many years success is best when shar shared. >> yes. and we have similar brands. nobody would think so, you know.

>> we have to go. >> never mind. >> you know live tv. >> never mind. >> thank you. >> bring your mom to tea. >> congratulations. thank you so much. >> thank you. and two landmark cases are going before the supreme court this morning. that's right. rikki klieman is in our toy ota greenroom. she looks at the battle over police searching your cell phone without a warrant. this is a big deal. rikki will explain next. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by veralast technology for total hip replacements. amazing!

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good morning everyone, hampy tuesday, it's 8:25. time for some news headlines around the bay area right now. here's what's happening the wreckage of a small plane will be pulled from san pablo bay later today. two planes collided during a passing maneuver and it happened on sunday afternoon sending one into the ratter. investigators believe the pilot didn't survive the crash. a san jose man was crashed death working on a car in the driveway of his home. police say the car slipped off the jacks and pinned the man and his granddaughter under the car. the little girl is expected to recover. and the benicia city council will vote tonight on a resolution asking for a voluntary 20% water reduction in use. they usually get 80% of its waltz fresh the state water project -- water project but that won't be available this year because of the drought. got your traffic and a whole lot of hot weather coming your

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good morning, i'm gianna franco in the kcbs traffic center. busy ride along 580 this morning. slow and go as you work your way through the altamont pass and look at speeds dipping to 17 and 19 miles per hour westbound as you go through there. 40 minute ride headed towards 680. give yourself some extra time and a live look at conditions westbound 580 as you head towards 68 #. traffic is stacked up and reports of a you? accident also at -- new accident also at 150th street that's possibly blocking lanes. just a heads-up.

lots of red in the east bay. you can see eastbound 880 heavy ride going@maze and a busy ride as usual at the bay bridge. you're backed up to the maze and slow and go up the inclune. that's traffic, here's lawrence with the forecast. great weather around the bay area today folks, high pressure overhead the offshore winds are blowing keeping the skies nice and clear to the coastline. that ridge will likely strengthen over the next couple of days and warm to hot temperatures developing today. hotter the next couple of day . 88 in fairfield and you head inside the bay, you'll see 70s and plenty of 80s and what a great day to get out to the beach. head out there and likely see low 70s into the afternoon. looks like tomorrow and thursday the peak of the heat then temperatures starting to cool down. the fog will return to the coast open friday and much cooler over the weekend and by next weekend, can you believe that? on monday, we could see some showers. ,,,,,,,, nominated for the

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a denmark restaurant is celebrating. noma is considered the world's best, according to restaurant magazine. it's the fourth time it tops the list. last year, the chef rene redzepi talked about the pleasure and pressure that comes with the honor. >> after we won the first time in 2010, things changed completely. we became, you know, we went from vee row to hero overnight. nobody could have told us or explained what was going to happen. it hadn't happened before. i had never done noma to become the best. first of all, maybe the best doesn't exist. imagine if, you know, what's the best in flavor? what's the best color of the world? how do you mesh these things? >> the top american restaurant on the list is 11 madison park in new york city. it ranks fourth. >> it's good. the supreme court confronts a question this morning.

they will hear arguments over whether police need a warrant to search cell phones after they make arrests. it is the test for the 18th century amendment prohibiting unreasonable search and procedure. it will affect millions of americans. rikki klieman is here. >> good morning. >> how big is this? >> i think this is really huge. i think this is one of the most important decisions the supreme court will make this year. we'll know the result in june. >> because? >> because it affects all of us. you know, when we think about the fourth amendment, the right from unreasonable search and procedures, about our houses, our personal effects and papers. we think about the fourth amendment in terms of criminals. the reality is we are all subject to this. what happens if you are stopped when driving because you have a broken taillight? what happens if it turns out the police, because perhaps they see

something in your car that is suspicious or you are drunk and they decide to arrest you. when they arrest you, you have your wallet, another is your keys. they can take that, that's fine. you have a cell phone, can they look through it? i would think the justices are going to say that's too far in a technological age. >> what are the arguments here for why the police should be able to look at your cell phone? >> well, the police say two things that are critically important. one is there may be a destruction of evidence. the other is the attitude of officer safety. what you are looking for here, we can think of this, the boston bomber is a good example. when you go to arrest mr. tsarnaev, if he has his cell phone, you want to look in it right away because a bomb might be set off. when someone who is involved in a drug deal as a cell phone, is there a way that somehow that

cell phone could be shut off? is there a way that all the information could be destroyed? so, that's what the government is saying. wait a minute, we need to hold on to this. the counter argument is, look, how simple is this? let's take the phone. secure the phone. there's plenty of ways to be able the information doesn't disappear. let's go to a judge. >> get a warrant. >> do it the fair way and get the warrant. >> it's split hairs? >> it's not splitting hairs to say you want a warrant. that's what the judicial segment was about as part of the branches of government, leave it to the court. >> all right, we are going to leave it to you. we'll be watching. i know you will be back. >> thank you. another late night tv shuffle is in the works. craig ferguson revealed he is giving up the late late show. it comes after david letterman announced his retirement plans. lee cowan reports, ferguson made

his announcement in his own, unique way. >> at the end of this year, i will be stepping down as the host of this show. >> ahh! >> thanks, that was quite convincing. >> reporter: he was an unlikely late night talk show host, in this country, anyway. he was as thick as they come. he stood out and audiences ate it up. his monologues were as wacky and unpredictable. >> this is the trouble i have. how does he get into the justice league headquarters. there's no rivers or streams leading into it. he arrives through the toilet. >> reporter: he rarely scripted anything during the interviews. >> when you live with somebody and you don't want sex and you pretend it's somebody. >> i don't know what it is about me and fishing. when i go out, i always get a bite. i don't know why. >> i bet you do.

yeah. >> reporter: the unique style that earned him a peabody, emmy and cult following. >> how you doing there? yeah, yeah. >> not david letterman's chair. >> what are you going to do? >> i'm going to get disassembled. >> reporter: ferguson didn't do it alone. he had a side kick, geoff. one of the oldest gags in the book, two people in a horse costume. last night, after a decade long run, the famously open host said it was time to close the barn door. in a statement, ferguson added cbs and i are not getting divorced, we are consciously uncoupling but we'll spend holidays together and share custody of the fake horse and robot skeleton. both the characters and ferguson, himself, will be on the air until december. that means whoever takes over his time slot will likely do it

before stephen colbert begins as david letterman's replacement. for "cbs this morning," i'm lee cowan, los angeles. >> he said yesterday, he doesn't know what he's going to do next, he's thinking of,,

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"frozen" and hbos "looking." we'll bring it live when they come to the stage. now, here is jamie wax. you know a thing or two about broadway. >> it's been quite an education. >> last season, it was between "kinky boots" and "matilda." >> this year, it's a mixed bag with a lot of high profile projects and big stars. there's no clear front-runner in either category. there is a show, a gentleman's

guide to love and murder, a little show that could in the midst of all these big names that the community, i think, is very much behind. still, everything had a bit of hesitation. nothing has been across the board rave for the critics. >> just because you are a big star, denzel washington, neil patrick harris. that doesn't mean it translates to the broadway stage. >> denzel won a tony for "fences." sometimes there's a pushback against big stars coming in. >> tom hanks. remember that? we liked the play and it was a shocker when he was not nominated. >> he was nominated, but didn't win. >> that's what i mean, didn't win. >> "who's afraid of virginia wolf" was the winner that year. someone from the broadway community won over possibly the biggest movie star. >> who decides?

>> a group of 40 insiders, artists, produ nice surprise.

>> a surprise. >> the nominees for best performance by an actor in a leading role in a play are -- samuel barnett, "12th night." ryan kran ston "all the way." chris o'dowd "of mice and men." mark, "richard iii." tony "act one." the nominees for best performance by an actress in a dailey "mother and son." la tonja richardson jackson "araisin in the sun." cherry jones "the glass ma

knowledgery." awe dra mcdonald "lady day at emmerson bar and grill." "the velocity of autumn." >> the nominees by an actor in a leading role in a musical are, neil patrick harris, ramon "les mis" andy carl "rocky" jefferson mays "a gentleman's guide to love and murder" bryce pinkham "a gentleman's guide to love and murder." leading actress for a leading role in a musical are -- mary bridgette davies "a night with janis joplin. foster, "violet." edina man zell, "if then."

jesse mueller "beautiful." kelly o'hara, "bridges of madison county." >> the nominees for best revival of a play are the cripple of inishmon. the glass my knowledgery. a raisin in the sun. 12th night. the nominees for best revival of a musical are -- hezig and the angry inch. les mis. violet. >> the nominees for best play are -- act i by james la pine. all the way by robert shankin. casa valentina, mothers and sons

by terrence mcnally and outside by john patrick shanley. the nominees for best musical are -- after midnight. aladen. beautiful, the carol king musical. and a gentleman's guide to love and murder. >> all right. jaime west, your take? surprises for you? >> there are a lot of surprises. gent gentleman's guide is up for a lot of nominations. denzel washington not nominated. tony winner. >> oscar winner. >> stallone and rocky, a low number of nominations for a high profile, flashy production. >> james franco not nominated or

allen cummings or michelle williams for cabaret. >> good day for brian kran stcr. what a guy. what a workhorse. he's doing it all. >> i found myself saying i want to see that, that, that. >> this is good. broadway attendance is up 4% this year. it's a great year for broadway. >> thank you very much. we would love to surprise hugh ja jackman. >> you can watch the awards sunday night june 8th at 8:00 central. hugh jackman will host the ,,,,,,,,,,

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good tuesday morning everyone, it is 8:55. i'm frank mallicoat. here's what's happening around the bay area today. we should know later today what the nba has in store for this man the la clipper owner donald sterling. he could be fined, he could be suspended indefinitely. the team is already losing a ton of money. we know that nearly a dozen companies including mercedes, car max and virgin america have cut ties with the team this week. and the wreckage of a small plane that crashed into the san pablo bay on sunday has been found. the ntsb says two planes were conducting a passing maneuver over the bay when they collided. second plane made it safely back to its home base airport outside of sacramento. hey it's going to be hot this next few days here's lawrence with more on the heat wave. >> yeah hottest temperatures of the year so far. and in fact today we're going to really watch the temperatures warming up outside. yep there we go. we've got some sunshine and

looking good. we are going to see sun all day long to the coast. the temperatures going to get warm to hot in spots today. warm along the coastline and i think hot in the valleys where we could see the temperatures near # 0 degrees by the afternoon. here's how they break down. 82 degrees in fremont. about 88 in concord. 89 in livermore. about 75 degrees in san francisco. and low 70s out towards the coast. next couple of days we break through the 90s and maybe some mid 90s maybe some record- breaking temperatures on wednesday and thursday. then we cool things down with some fog returning on friday. more clouds over the weekend and a slight chance of showers next monday. we're going to check out your kcbs traffic when we come back. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this?

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good morning, final look at your morning drive. it looks like we're still busy at the bay bridge this morning. you can see traffic really backed up at least to the maze. about a 46 minute ride to go from the carquinez bridge. also slow and go going southbound 101. a little slug herb growth golden gate bridge. speaking of bridges westbound 92 a little bit better from earlier. had an accident on 101 that was slowing things occupy onto the bridge but again slug irk going westbound can taking a look at northbound 880. slow and go as you head through oakland. southbound not too bad. you'll find some brake lights through heyward and mass transit always a good choice. b.a.r.t. right on time as well as caltrain and all the ferries. have a wonderful day.

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