>> all right we're done. murder charges. we'll see you at noontime coming up, where is casey right? >> you coming? >> we'll see you. kasem? it could lead to another country. how a judge is taking action as thee children fight their stepmother. good morning to our viewers ththe resorts owner is forcg in the west. it is tuesday, may 13th, 2014. his country to live under welcome to "cbs this morning." extreme muslim law, but his life clippers owner donald sterling includes 15050 hohomes, thousanf slams magic johnson. cars and a personal airircraft the explosive interview fueling new outrage this morning. fl are raising terror in new hampshire. even more questions. a home explodes in flames after that story is ahead. time to show you some of a police officer is gunned down. this morning's headlines. what we're learning about the suspect. and the effects of bullying "the new york times" says the can last a lifetime. head of the monetary fund new evidence out this morning reveals the health impact for christine is the latest name. both the victim and the tormenter. a petition accused the imf of >> but we begin with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. abuse of women worldwide. >> i mean he made love to every she says she was there for the girl in every city in america sell bra tour spirit. and he had aids. i think he should be ashamed of being selective in himself.

>> new controversy for donald recruiting. 20% of applicants qualify. sterling. >> the clippers owner is being the recruiting goal is 57,000 universally criticized for his shocking commentary about magic troops. it's the smallest in a decade. johnson. >> he acts so holy. that's because of the drive down i mean big magic johnson. in forces in iraq and what has he done? >> tragedy in west virginia. afghanistan and budget cuts. at least two people confirmed dead after a mine collapse. >> the roof reportedly fell in. surveillance video posted by >> i don't know what they think is inside, but that -- oh, my tmz, jay-z, beyonce and solange. goodness. >> a house engulfed in flames explodes in new hampshire. a police officer was shot and killed at the home right before the fire started. >> officials believe the shooter died in the explosion. the body guard pulled solange >> the united states flying manned surveillance missions to away. it is shocked by the breach of track down over 200 school girls the security system. kidnapped in nigeria. >> very interesting. >> this morning heavy rain, possible flooding expected from los angeles times looks at the texas all the way north to the car crash that killed paul great lakes. >> i've got four pumps in my walker. the car was going more than 90 basement. we just don't know what to do miles an hour when it crashed. anymore. >> where is radio legend kasey both men died within seconds. kasem? a judge ordered an investigation it was going 55 miles per hour into the 82-year-old's and blames a design flaw. whereabouts. >> an apparent act of road rage cbs los angeles says a judge

wants to know where casey kasem flies out of control on a california freeway. neither driver was seriously injured. >> here comes wade top james. is. they are afraid his wife took lebron! and miami takes a commanding 3-1 him to another country to a lead. >> security video appears to go native american reservation. beyonce's sister, solange, >> my worst fear is she will attacking jay z. kill him. the hotel is investigating how yeah, he is very sick and being this video got out. >> and all that matters. moved around from state to state >> no, i think i made a terrible or country to country is to his mistake. i don't feel like retiring now. >> is that true? detriment. >> i've got to find something to he is very ill and needs to be do. any openings here? in a facility or with us with 24 >> on "cbs this morning." hour nursing care. >> has he done everything he can kasem has a form of dementia. do to help minorities? i don't think so. jack is here. good morning. >> i love that moment where tell me about this case. sterling is clearly thinking -- >> it's puzzling. you see, unfortunately, it's not unusual to see a conflict should i say something awful between family members. sometimes as family members get again? >> this morning's "eye opener" older. here, what's going on is his daughters say look, we are is presented by toyota. let's go places. supposed to make an agreement we reached earlier on with their

stepmoth stepmother. we are supposed to have welcome to "cbs this visitation rights and a relationship with him. morning." good morning, norah. >> good morning, charlie. >> we begin with this. they are claiming for whatever donald sterling's words are once again causing a firestorm this reason, that has been breached. they don't know where he is. morning. the los angeles clippers owner >> the step wife, the stepmother says retired lakers star magic is the conservator. johnson, one of the nba's most beloved figures, is a bad role a judge appointed the daughter model. >> sterling gave his first tv conservator, why is that? interview since the nba banned >> he's troubled by some of the him from making racist comments. allegations here. ben tracy is in los angeles he's gone, he's been spirited where the owner's attempt to away, lawyers say out of the apologize has back fired. country. if that's true, it sounds like, ben, good morning. and this is the argument it's in >> reporter: good morning. just when you think things can't get any fwors donald sterling, breach of their agreement they they do. in this interview with cnn's reached as a result of earlier anderson cooper, he repeatedly litigation here. so, the judge basically looking slams magic johnson who he at this saying i want to know believes betrayed his trust. what's going on. this is troubling. >> what has he done? can you tell me? it doesn't seem consistent to big magic johnson, what has he what we agreed upon. done? >> well, he's a businessperson. i'm going to appoint you, >> he's got aids. >> magic johnson does not have temporarily to be in charge. aids. the conservator is supposed to he has hiv, the disease that can cause aids. take care of the well being. >> what kind of a guy goes to look at answers before i decide every city, has sex with every anything else. >> you say to the wife, where is

girl and then catches hiv. is that someone we want to he? what is she saying? respect and tell our kids about? >> she wasn't in court. the lawyer said i don't know. i think he should be ashamed of i know he's not in the country himself. i think he should go into the anymore. that, apparently, you can tell background. the judge was a little bit upset but what does he do for the black people? by that sort of response. he doesn't do anything. >> magic johnson started a so, the judge as a consequence foundation in 1991 that serves a quarter million people each of that said let's find out where he is and why he's not year. sterling's attack on jaohnson ws where he's supposed to be. in contrast to his emotional >> how atypical is this type of apology. >> i'm sorry that so many people feud? >> one of the things, sadly, are hurt. norah, you see these type of my little grandchild goes to a catholic nursery and they were family arguments can be terribly divisive and difficult. passing around candy to i have friends of mine who are judges and sit in family courts everybody. when they got to her, they said like this and they see situations where there's a breakdown in relationships among we don't give candy to racists. families. it can be awful and devastating in terms of relationships. 7 to 9. sometimes end up being irretrievable in terms of ever so it hurts me. >> it took sterling more than getting people back together two weeks after the scandal again. you hope they are able to first broke to apologize. resolve something here. >> what are they going to do

newly installed clippers ceo next? >> i want answers. richard parsons noted the delay i want to know where he is, how in a press conference monday. he got there. >> i would observe, as most once they have those answers, they will come back inside a americans i think would observe, courtroom and then the judge that he's a little late for will be able to make the sure. >> reporter: but sterling claims that it's johnson who wanted him determination whether somebody other than the wife is the to remain quiet in the aftermath of the scandal. >> i think he wanted me to just conservator. >> if they refuse to answer, the do nothing so he could buy the judge says how do i get answers team. >> reporter: sterling also from you? thinks that his friend, v. that can be problematic. stiviano, baited him in the the athletic's program at recording. >> do you trust her now? >> no, i don't trust her. rutgers is again, under scrutiny >> reporter: while he admits he this morning. was wrong, sterling was also phillip nelson who transferred to the school is charged in a defensive. >> well, elgin baylor made a beating in minnesota. the incident comes over a year after the release of video tape claim you have a plantation mentality and now you say you showing the former basketball feed these guys. >> i think you have more of a coach mike rice verbally and plantation mentality than i do. physically abusing his clayers. i think you're more of a racist than i am. elaine quijano is following >> how so? >> because i'm not a racist. developments in the violence rocking the new jersey campus. and i've never been a racist and i'll never be a racist. elaine, good morning. >> good morning to you, norah. >> reporter: and he believes he still has the support of his >> he is fighting for his life. team. the 24-year-old is in critical >> you think they still love you? condition in mankato, minnesota. >> i do. >> you believe the pleasure of

the los angeles clippers love police say he was involved in a you? >> absolutely. they know i'm not a racist, and fight with phillip nelson. i'm not a racist. police are continuing to >> reporter: now, sterling's investigate the incident that changed the lives of both men comments on magic johnson prompted the nba to release a forever. statement late last night. rutger's quarterback phillip commissioner adam silver said nelson ignored reporters that he felt compelled to questions monday as we walked apologize to magic that he continues to be dragged into this situation and be degraded. out of a jail in mankato, johnson meanwhile tweeted that minnesota. >> phillip nelson is in the he'd rather be focusing on the nba playoffs than on the white shorts. >> police released this sterling interview. norah. >> ben, thanks. two men are confirmed dead surveillance photo that placed after a collapse at a west him at the scene. virginia coal mine. the workers got trapped inside nelson rushed isaac kolstad and the brody mine in the southwest part of the state after last night's accident. ticked him in the head. no one else is left inside. the two men, both minnesota the miners' bodies have been recovered. in october, the mine was labeled natives exchanged words outside a bar. a pattern violator after more >> we have fights but this is than 200 federal health and fairly rare. safety citations considered, >> reporter: officers are looking for another man here in quote, significant and a red shirt and jeans who they substantial. at the time the mine's owner believe punched kolstad in the disputed those claims. face before fleeing the scene. a new hampshire community is kolstad is currently in critical grieving this morning after a condition in a hospital with a police officer was shot and killed before a dramatic house skull fracture, bleeding and

explosion. the presumed gunman is also swelling of the brain and lack of oxygen to the lung. dead. friends and former teammates sera congi of wbz is in gathered for a candle light brentwood where the officer is vigil to pray for his recovery. >> all these people are here for being called a hero. sera, good morning. >>reporter: good morning. a reason. it speaks to his character and flags are at half staff across the love he has for other the state in honor of officer steven arkel. people. >> kolstad played linebacker and residents of this quiet community who were evacuated graduated in 2013. yesterday are now back in their friends say he and his wife homes this morning after so much chaos late yesterday. molly already parents to a young daughter are expecting another gunfire, armed s.w.a.t. teams child. in a statement released through and then a fiery explosion. the hospital, his family thanked just before 6:00 p.m. monday, a supporters. >> we remain at isaac's bedside, massive explosion blew off the front of this house in brentwood, new hampshire. hopeful and prayerful. >> they have or had an active >> he is in. shooter. the house is now on fire. touchdown! >> reporter: meanwhile, nelson's you can see the front door is open and the fire is dropping career may be put on hold. down to floor number one. a representative said we are in >> reporter: but before the fire the process of gathering started, a 911 call was made, information on the situation and reserve comment until the legal reporting a domestic disturbance process is complete. at the house. when police arrived, 48-year-old police say a neurosurgeon said officer steven arkel was the first through the door.

that's when police say he was kolstad's injuries are a come by shot and killed. >> i heard three sets of flags of being struck and hit in the head. gunshots. like bang, bang, bang, bang, he is not sure he will survive or optimistic he would have a bang. >> the shooter is believed to be michael nolan, age 47. good recovery if he managed to pull through. other officers arrived and a doctors say they are taking the situation hour-by-hour. >> thank you. short time later the home was the beverly hills boycott engulfed in flames. and the secret of a sultan while >> reporter: police say they believe the fire killed the gunman. his father, 86-year-old walter nolan, who owns the house is imposing deadly sharia law. seen here being carried out on a tomorrow on "cbs this stretcher. police evacuated those nearby, morning," what you didn't order but firefighters were able to contain the flames before they from amazon. spread to other homes. how some custo >> petrified because our house is right next door, for one thing. it's just crazy. it's just crazy. we're all shaken and everybody is shaken. >> reporter: police still don't have many of the details surrounding the shooting or the fire. many are mourning the loss of their colleague, officer arkel, kerri: kerri the sparkle® fairy here. who is survived by his wife and two children. >> i join all granite staters in are you about to spend that on paper towels? mourning the loss of brentwood police officer steve arkel, who mom: well, i use bounty... kerri: ooo! use sparkle®... it's just right for cleaning up everyday little messes died tonight doing his job,

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washed out routes and backed up sewers. officials say it's the worst flooding there since superstorm sandy. there was more flooding in the suburbs west of chicago. lightning hit at least one home, causing a fire, and it's been raining all night in much of texas. these storms are now moving east. meteorologist megan glaros of cbs station wbbm is tracking this wild spring weather. >> good morning, and good morning to our viewers in the west. there is a flooding rain possibility across parts of texas up into louisiana, arkansas, and even up into missouri this morning with very heavy rains expected. we're looking at rainfall total that say could top more than 5 inches in spots over the course of the next 48 hours. and while that storm system will slowly move eastward and become a possible flood maker for parts of the northeast into the end of the week, it is exceptionally dry in the west as well as the potential for record heat. los angeles topping out at 98 the big story, which player degrees today. san francisco 88 degrees. would be the number one pick of pair that with low humidity and the last eight picks of the gusty winds. there's the high fire danger seventh round. today and in fact 25% of the >> the 49th pick in the 2014 nfl state of california is still at

the highest level of drought. draft. >> all right, megan, thank you. the st. louis rams select michael sam, defensive end. singer and north carolina >> there you see the raw congressional candidate clay aiken is suspending all campaign emotion. >> former super bowl champion activities this morning. his opponent died suddenly derek ward tweeted, sorry, monday after an accidental fall in his home. the two men were waiting for the results of a tight democratic michael sam is no bueno for primary contest. nancy cordes is on capitol hill doing that on tv. with the fate of the race. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you >> daddy, can we stop watching and our viewers in the west. the democratic primary in north the seventh round of the nfl carolina's second district west of raleigh was so close that a draft. >> his jersey is the number two winner still hadn't been selling jersey. determined nearly a week after johnny football is number one. people are watching him. the election. this morning, a closer look but now all politics is being put on hold as family, friends at the man at the center of the and his opponent remember keith beverly hills boycott. crisco. keith crisco's unexpected death came monday as he narrowly the sultan of brunei. >> brunei is about the size of trailed clay ache nen their delaware but number five on the north carolina congressional primary. forbes list of richest less than 400 votes separated the two. countries. his close friend, brad crone, the sultan lives in stark said crisco told him he planned contrast to his stated beliefs. to concede. >> an hour later after that, he >> reporter: the boycott at the beverly hills hotel could cause

slipped and fell and is no the owner, the sultan of brunei longer with us. >> reporter: but crisco's millions. he may not notice. campaign manager said the >> he has, according to reports candidate wasn't preparing to give up the race. at least 150 homes. >> we were not ready to concede he owns almost 20 aircraft. until every single ballot was he has something like 7,000 to counted. and that decision hadn't been made by the state board of 9,000 cars, hundreds of elections yet. >> i'm keith crisco. thousands of suits and millions >> reporter: crisco turned 71 of dollars in artwork. just last month in the middle of >> he is inforcing harsh islamic a busy campaign. the founder of an elastics law but leads a life of business had also served in local and state government. indecadence. but his biggest competition >> he talks of living humbly, ended up coming from the yet he is, of course, one of the "american idol" stage. most fabulously, the most ♪ like a bridge over troubled fabulously wealthy person on earth and certainly the most water ♪ materialistic person on earth. >> reporter: aiken drew national >> it was like living in a crazy attention when he joined the race in february, making his first bid for public office. >> i do want to help bring back, movie. >> reporter: jillian lauren at least to my corner of north wrote about her relationship with the sultan's brother, carolina, the idea that someone can go to washington to represent all the people, prince jeffrey who preferred his whether they voted for you or not. >> reporter: the 35-year-old singer is temporarily suspending toilet bowl brushes to be gold his campaign. on his website, he posted a plated.

>> the fixtures were made of statement calling crisco a gentleman, a good and honorable gold. the corporate glowed because man and an extraordinary public they were woven through with servant. aiken will now likely take on gold. >> he recruited women for sex two-term republican congresswoman renee ellmers in parties. under sharia law, they can be november. the fall that led to crisco's stoned for that. death isn't being investigated >> i was an eyewitness to as anything other than an accident. dancing, a lot of crazy luxury his family is remembering him as a remarkable man with a lifelong and decadence and i even had one dedication to his family and intimate encounter with the public service. >> nancy, thanks. sultan himself. a new study out this morning >> we don't have words in reveals surprising links between english that describe how they live. they live in a golden bubble. bullying and health. >> reporter: since the protest, duke university researchers say kids who were picked on can many events have been canceled. suffer lasting effects, but the for the sultan, in his 1788 room bullies could be healthier in one important area. our dr. holly phillips is with palace, that may not be a us. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. concern. >> tell us what this study shows for "cbs this morning," john and the evidence for the conclusions. >> right. this is such an important study blackstone, san francisco. >> interesting story. because up to now, we've really had a good understanding of the hotel bel air, his moved the long-term mental health effects from bullying, ranging from wedding three days ago to a new depression to anxiety. this is one of the first to hotel. does he notice? really establish a link with now, the only people getting long-term physical effects. hurt are the employees.

so the study was out of duke what do you do about that? >> excellent point. university. and they followed kids from the ages of 9 to 21 and they >> people are cancelling all over the place at the two measured a really important hotels. >> they listed all the things he biomarker of inflammation in their blood. has. that's what you do when you have it turns out the bullies had the all the money in the world. >> a gold lowest amounts of stwinflammati smack dab in the middle of a heat wave. and the kids who were bullied these temperatures going to soar all around the bay area had the highest amounts and that this afternoon. could have long-term health even along the coastline. going to see some very warm effects. >> what does that mean about the temperatures. out over san jose right now, health effects for those who we've got some mostly clear were the bulliers, the ones skies. it is a spare the air day. responsible for the bad the air quality is suffering a behavior? >> the marker they looked at was bit but the big ridge of high pressure overhead. crp and that can directly raise the temperatures this the risk of cardiovascular disease and metabolic syndrome. afternoon, the 95 in concord. 93 in san jose. other forms of inflammation can even 89 in san francisco. raise the risk whether it's could see some triple digits tomorrow. diabetes, cancer, alzheimer's then we start to cool things disease. so we're looking at kids who are down on thursday. bullied having higher amounts of this inflammation going into freak star taking over adulthood which implies they could have long-term health effects from it. studio 57. >> what about bullies who have been bullied? >> that's the largest group of steven dubner is in the green people, interestingly. there's pure bullies who only do room.

we'll talk to them about the bullying. there are bully victims who are only bullied. freakonomics when it comes to the largest group is actually quitting your job and paying for your car. somewhere in the middle, kids first, the ultimate selfie. who are bullied and do some he took this video during a 600 bullying themselves. not surprisingly, their levels day, 125,000 mile trip around of inflammation are also right in the middle. the world. you are watching "cbs this now, the study didn't prove a morning." in the nation, it's not always pretty. cause and effect. this is much more of a link. but it's not a license to bully. you know, i would never prescribe bullying to improve one's health. >> thank you, holly. good to see you. officials say a man in isolation at an orlando hospital this morning has the second confirmed american case of mers. that is the middle east respiratory syndrome. the patient is a health care worker from saudi arabia. officials say he came to the united states on may 1st. 538 people worldwide have contracted the respiratory but add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance... illness. most of the cases are in saudi arabia. ...and we'll replace destroyed or stolen items 145 of the victims have died. with brand-new versions. wall street is gaining even more ground in early trading this morning after opening at we take care of the heat, so you don't get burned. two all-time highs.

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and coastlines. today is another spare the air day for the bay area. the second in a row. more record high temperatures and low winds are likely to good tuesday morning mean smoggy conditions. air quality officials say the everyone, 7:26 here in the bay best way to help is to drive area. i'm frank mallicoat. less. stay with us, traffic and here's what's happening. weather in just a moment. ,,,,,, record temperatures and calm winds will make for poor air quality today. a second consecutive spare the air day has been declared. drivers are asked to stay off the road if possible. search is on for a hit and run driver, this is in richmond. two people injured when a man talking on his cell phone hit another car leaving the other drivers trapped inside their vehicle. the driver responsible ran away from that accident scene. and the bay area playing host to the amgen tour of california today. this is stage three of the world class cycling race and riders will start from lake cunningham in san jose and finish with a -- a toasty climb up mount diablo later this afternoon. got your traffic and that steamy forecast from lawrence coming up right after the break. stay there. ,,,,,,,,,,

good morning, getting a check of the south bay it's really backed up right now on northbound 280 heading for downtown. and 101. and we have a traffic alert still in effect. this is emergency ramp closure going on most of the day. northbound 880 to southbound 101. remains closed. emergency pothole repair. and just a quick heads-up outside. westbound 237 still really backed up leaving milpitas. that is traffic. he's lawrence. already starting to warm up outside. sunshine to the coastline. today we're going the find that sun continues all day long. and that offshore wind will keep skies clear. right on through tomorrow.

so some hot temperatures on tap for the bay area today. as we'll see many of those numbers soaring into the 90s maybe some records too. if we hit 89 with the forecast number in san francisco, that will be a record:39 in san jose good morning, let's go out to lafayette. a crash is clearing from the and 95 in livermore and 94 in middle lanes westbound 24 approaching central lafayette the napa valley. could see triple digit heat for exit. and the -- kcbs traffic says to tomorrow then slight cooling expect delays of at least 680. into thursday and then the fog really rolls in on friday. also to the bay bridge. much cooler temperatures are it has been a very busy morning expected throughout the weekend. at the bay bridge. the metering lights were turned on early at 5:48 this morning and things backed up quickly as well. jammed solid on the approaches. here's lawrence. a hot day around bay area. mild outside right now. a lot of 50s and some 60s. scorching toward the afternoon in some spots maybe some i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. records. mid 90s in the valley. i want you to be smart. super smart. just -- you'll see 90s inside i want one thing in a doctor. the bay. tomorrow triple digit heat is a i want you to be handsome. real possibility but that will i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say be the peak of the heat. hi...david. the fog returns as we head towards friday. ,,,,,,,, i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years.

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here is our "eye opener" at 8:00. >> i don't think he is a good example, that he would go and do what he did and then gets get aids. >> just when you think things can't get the any worse for donald sterling, they do. in this interview he repeatedly road rage was captured on a slams magic johnson. late yesterday gunfire, dash board camera. armed s.w.a.t. teams, and then a a pick-up truck caught off a car fiery explosion. on a san diego freeway saturday. nigerian officials have the vehicles crashed on the begun showing the video to the parents in the hopes that they right shoulder. the driver suffered minor can identify their children. injury. the truck driver intentionally tried to hurt the other driver, up to now we've really had a good understanding of long-term that could bring attempted mea mental health effects from bullying. this is one of the first really establish a link to the long-term physical effects. there is a flooding rain possibility across parts of it texas, up into louisiana, arkansas, and even up into missouri this morning. we are supposed to have this relationship and they're claiming now that for whatever reason that agreement has been breached. an under water assault off hawaii. a diver swimming over and ripping off another diver's

breathing supply. the video appears to show solange going after jay-z. beyonce didn't get involved. >> barbara is sitting next to you. why is she that way with you. >> i think for that answer you can ask any woman in the audience. i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. a new controversy is raging around clippers owner donald sterling saying magic johnson, quote, should be ashamed for himself. adam silver is apologizing. he mocked the business dealings and history with women. >> what has he done? can you tell me? big magic johnson. what has he done? >> well, he's a business person. >> he has aids. did he do any business? did he help anybody in south l.a.? >> i think he has hiv.

he doesn't have full-blown aids. >> what kind of a guy goes to every city and has sex with every girl and catches hiv? is that someone we want to respect and tell our kids about? i think he should be ashamed of himself. i think he should go into the background. but what does he do for the black people? he doesn't do anything. >> magic johnson tweeted last night he'd rather watch the nba playoffs than talk about donald sterling. the clippers' owner used the int interview to repeatedly apologize for the racist remarks that got him banned from the league. >> i made a terrible, terrible mistake, and i'm here with you today to apologize and to ask for forgiveness for all the people i've hurt. and i've hurt so many people. so many innocent people. i mean, i really have to apologize to all the people that have been hurt. for them to hear that i am a possible racist is so painful to

me. i'm not a racist and i've never been a racist. i can't explain some of the stupid, foolish, uneducated words that i uttered. i don't know, you know. you start -- you get upset and you say things. whatever she did good or bad, i'm the guilty one for uttering those terrible, ugly words that i don't mean. i made such a mistake. >> sterling also said he believes the clippers players still support him and love him. the team is in oklahoma city for a crucial playoff game which takes place tonight. and that's supposed to be the apology that i think nobody heard after he was talking about magic johnson. >> right. and i'm sure the players just want to focus on the game, not more on the owner who keeps sticking his -- >> open mouth, insert foot. you're right. >> focus on kevin durant. >> you're right. >> inteed roocht in nigeria this morning, one mother identified her daughter in a video release

ed by the islam ink terror group that kidnapped hundreds of school girls. boko haram is offering to exchange the girls for prisoners. american spy planes are flying over nigeria looking for the hostages. david martin at the pentagon reports pilotless drones are part of the certificasearch, to. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the u.s. has given nigeria commercial satellite fphotos of the area where the girls are being held and have begun spy flights over the same area as well but still trying to figure out how much intelligence it can legally share with the government that has a record of human rights violations. the manned spy plane is a twin engine propeller aircraft used extensively in iraq and afghanistan called the mc-12 liberty and operated by the cia it flew over nigeria recording video and scanning the airwaves for communications. the intelligence it collects can be download ed to u.s. military and intelligence officers in

nigeria. >> they are actively involved in work i working with the nigerian government to provide the advice and the expertise that they can provide to assist in that effort. >> reporter: in addition the pentagon has fwun flying high altitude hawk drones which according to juan zarate can stay aloft much longer than manned aircraft. >> what the unmanned drone gives you is the ability to sit over a particular site for a long time, to understand what's happening down below and to understand the changes in the landscape and the personnel active under it. >> reporter: but zurate warns drones arouen cannot locate girls in an an area as vast as nigeria. >> they have to be seen as part of a broader set of efforts to gather information about where these girls may be. >> reporter: one potentially valuable piece of intelligence -- the video of the girls which analysts can mine for clues. >> what the video offers is an

opportunity to try to see where the girls may be to understand based on the landscape, perhaps even base d on sounds in the pchirping, understand what's ds really -- where they are and what's really happening. >> reporter: finding the girls is, of course, only 0 part of the problem. they still have to be returned to their families. and that will require either a are rescue mission or a deal between the kidnappers and the nigerian government. charlie? >> david, thanks. a new round of severe storms is sweeping east from michigan to south texas. it rained hard all night in places like san antonio. hundreds of roads are flooded. many drivers are getting stuck. meanwhile, the cleveland area is seeing its worst flooding since superstorm sandy. megan glaros of wbbm is tracking that stormy weather and some record heat in the west. megan, good morning. a very interesting weather pattern. good morning to you. what we see out there today is more flooding rain across parts

of texas and much of the gulf coast. as we go through the next 48 hours we're looking at some very high rainfall totals. the storm system that moves east and will focus on the northeast going into the end of the week. but look at the heat in the west. 98 degrees today for the high temperature in los angeles. pair that with low humidity and gusty winds and high fire danger will, in fact, be an issue. san francisco could smash records that will set in the 20s both today and tomorrow. norah? all right, megan, thank you. former florida governor jeb bush received high-profile praise at an award dinner last night introduced by former mayor and republican rudy giuliani who says bush would make a great president because of his experience running a government. bush offered to take on a different job in politics. >> there's been a lot of speculation about what may happen in the future. i've been candid that i'm weighing my options. but i'd like to take this

opportunity tonight to confirm that, if asked, i would be willing to chair the rudy campaign against de blasio. >> governor bush says he'll decide on a 2016 white house bid after the midterm elections this fall. there you go. >> interesting thing to consider at this time. >> yeah. >> no matter how many times he's asked, i'm exploring my options. >> that's right. no need to engage just request yet. ahead on "cbs this morning," the "freakonomics" book sold more than 5,000 copies. the authors are in our toyota greenroom to show us how to let

a new michael jackson album is out this morning. it has eight songs we never got to hear before he died. a top producer tells us why

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♪ freak out for nearly ten years "freakonomics" franchise looked at how the world worked using numbers to throw conventional wisdom upside-down. now they want you to join their army of freaky thinkers for issues facing the world. their new book is called "think like a freak." steven levitt and stephen dubner. i heard the song "superfreak." stop thinking there's a right way and a wrong way to do things. >> this is kind of a book about problem solving. it's a way to navigate the world in a fun, unusual way, to think differently and, you know, we decided we had fun writing a couple books that were just describing the way the world is. wouldn't it be nice if we could

solve a bunch of problems by solving better? we're not very good at solving problems. it's hard. if we could deputize the world to think more creatively, more rationally, then that might be a win. >> is part of this asking the right question? >> yeah, absolutely. if you start with the wrong question you have no chance of getting to the right answer. when i'm in businesses or other places people presume they know the answer it to the question before they get started. >> so give us some of the basic rules of thinking like a freak. >> well, you know, one of the first ones is very hard, people talk about the three hardest words in the english language are "i love you." i think that's baloney. we say i love to you everybody all the time now. try saying i don't know when you're in a circumstance where you're expected to be the smart person, the informed person. we make the argument until you can admit what you don't know, it's hard to learn what you need to. and that's really important. so it's about turning off your biases and preconceptions and being willing to say i don't

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five years after his death, michael jackson remain as music industry powerhouse. his voice lives on in the songs that made him famous and the generations of musicians he inspired. there's a library of his music the world never listened to. today, eight tracks are being released on the album called "escape." jaime is here to talk to us about it. >> good morning, charlie. this is the second album. critics panned the first one because it included songs m.j. never finished. some say the new album should never have been escaped. the producers of "escape" say they were meant to be heard. it's a distinctly recognizable sound. ♪

the sound that made michael jackson an international superstar. while these songs date back to 1983 -- ♪ >> they are new to the world. the eight tracks that make up the new album were locked up in a vault until the jackson estate started combing through the archives. the goal? to find the best and most complete unreleased music and give it a modern spin. >> i think he would be very pleased with "escape." >> rodney jer kins produced for big names. >> mariah carey, destiny's child. >> reporter: he started working on "escape" in 1999. >> michael was very clear in telling me one day that song has to come out.

it was one of his favorite songs. ♪ i can imagine myself calling michael saying my kids love it, mike, my kids love it. they do? they really love it, rodney? that's what he would say. >> reporter: it's unlikely the newly released tracks could match the one that is made him famous. ♪ still, record sales since jackson's death five years ago suggest his music remains in demand. >> he is the king of pop. that is a crown that's never going to be removed. his fan base is as strong as ever. >> reporter: critics questioned releasing songs that didn't originally make the cut. >> you have your purists who think that, you know, the work michael made when he was alive is a legacy he should leave

behind. >> reporter: the record company, epic, points out hits like wanna be starting something were recorded years before release. >> it remains to be seen how the public is going to embrace "escape." if you look at the first one, it was rocketed to the top 20 on the billboard charts the first week after the release. it shows there's a great interest in michael jackson and his music. stk reality is he's not here, fwu music is here. we have to help his legacy live on through the music that he created. >> rodney jerkins is the only one that worked with michael jackson on this song and the remix for the new album. he was thinking of how to present music in a new, fresh way and thinks michael would be an innovator if he was alive today. >> how is the album?

how are the songs? >> great. it sounds like classic michael jackson. he used to sit on songs before he released them. >> he was a perfectionist. it's new maybe because we haven't heard anything from him in a long time. interesting to see how it does. >> it goes back to hank williams and johnny cash songs to be released after his death. >> thank you. >> thank you. you have heard about the health benefits of red wine and dark chocolate. an good tuesday morning everyone, 8:25. the time. let's take a look at the headlines around the bay area this morning. make for poor air quality today. a second consecutive spare the air day has been declared and drivers are asked to stay off the roads if possible. search is on for a hit and run driver in richmond. two people injured when man talking on his cell phone hit

another car leaving the other drivers trapped inside. the driver responsible ran away from that accident scene. if bay area playing host to the amgen tour of california today. this is stage three of the world class cycling race. riders will start from lake cunningham regional park in san jose and work their way up mount hamilton and down and finish with a big climb up mount diablo. going up a couple of big mountains here in the bay. traffic and weather coming up right after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

good morning, we have better news now in san jose. that traffic alert has been canceled. they were able to reopen the ramp way ahead of schedule. initially they thought bill rack this afternoon -- by 3:00 this afternoon. had -- 5:00 this afternoon. 1010 by the way though is still really backed up from beller all the way out well past santa collar a. here's a live look outside. and westbound 237 very stacked up. no reports of any accidents but it's delayed from milpitas the sunnyvale and northbound 880 just crawling right along past the coliseum out to embarcadero exit. that's the latest kcbs traffic. more on the hot traffic with lawrence. a lots 060s band -- of 60s around bay area. it's going to be a hot one outside and maybe some record- breaking temperatures in the afternoon. hazy skies though. all the pollutants getting trapped below the big ridge of high pressure kind of putting a cap on the atmosphere but also cranking up the temperatures even out to the coastline. how about 82-degrees in

pacifica today. about 89 if it hits that it will be a record in san francisco. 93 in san jose. 95 in concord and 94-degrees in the napa valley. i think tomorrow, could be even hotter. the possibility of some triple digit and -- some mid 80s out toward the coastline. and then things change on thursday. the sea breeze kicks in cooling you down near the coastline. everybody back the normal this weekend. -- to normal this weekend. ,,,,,,,,

welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, the guys behind "freakonomics" return with real world lessons anything from the cost of college to your golf game and why quitting may be the best thing you could do for your

career. >> wynton mar sal us performs with one of the world's top ballet companies. it's so beautiful. you want to see that. that's ahead. time to show you some of the headlines from around the globe. new york daily news looks at a touchy moment for nfl legend jim kelly. he is battling cancer. his daughter posted a photo with the quarterback and his wife jill. the caption, daddy just wanted to dance with his bride on mother's day. >> beautiful. the baltimore sun says an ingredient in wine and chocolate may not help after all. it does not decrease heart disease or cancer. they are accused of fabricating data. the new york post and a story that got a lot of buzz. bryan cranston allowed walter

white to live once more. >> if you don't go to the prom with stefan, the best course of action would be to tread lightly. >> maddie, would you go to prom with me? >> guess what maddie said? she said yes. bryan krcranston took things on step further. he flew the couple and their families to new york for an all expense paid trip and got to see him perform in "lbj" on broadway. we love him. the wreckage from a blackship vessel may have been found off the coast of haiti. they used columbus' diary to locate the remnants of the ship. the santa maria hit off the coast. the nina and pinta made it back but disappeared.

>> "think like a freak" offers to retrain your brain to tackle problems in a fresh way. stephen dubner and steven levitt join us. what is different in this book? >> the first two were us describing the world in our weird way, fun way, we like to think. then we thought, wouldn't it be nice to help people, whether it's families solving their problems or governments which god knows need as lot of help these days. we tried to put our thinking in rules and parables to live by. when i stay steven, how do you know who i'm talking to. levitt and dubner. >> okay, levitt, what do you mean by think like a child? >> we start to think about what made us different, a great childhood. we don't rule anything out.

we tend to think really small. we don't try to answer the big questions. we handle the smallest questions. we go for the obvious a lot of times. things other people don't think are reasonable. >> kids have no preconceptions or bias. >> you follow your curiosity. everybody has been in that meeting where the boss says we are brainstorming, there are no stupid ideas. you say what about this and oh, there are some stupid -- once you have been hit like that, you stop. we can all learn to think like that. >> look at things with a beginner's eye, with a fresh eye. >> absolutely. i do work with firms and the only good advice i give firms because i know nothing at all. i ask questions they think are ridiculous. oftentimes the best ideas are right in front of us. we can't see them because we are blinded by conventional wisdom. >> the hot dog champ you talk about. most think how do i eat more hot

dogs. he thinks what? >> kobe, an interesting guy that is a friend of ours and lives in new york now. instead of thinking how can i eat more hot dogs, which is what the traditional competitors think is how can i make one hot dog easier to eat and broke it down. because he had a different question, there's a different set of strategies so wildly good, the first year he not only broke the world record, but doubled it. world records don't get doubled. >> what was the strategy? >> it involves many parts. instead of eating with two hands, break it in half. separate the dog from the bun, it's easier to swallow the dog. dip the bun in warm water. even if we don't want to become competitive eaters, we can benefit from soaking our buns in warm water. a lot of breaking down the problem. even though this is the kind of silly example none of us want to

be competitive eating champions, i assume, charlie, i don't know, maybe that's the dream. whatever problem you are trying to solve, poverty, famine, income and equality. we look at the things that bother us most as opposed to asking a question and getting a new set of questions. >> let's turn to golf. >> that's your sweet spot. >> apply this to golf. >> you are a golfer. >> i'm getting worse. we are going to be about the same. we have been bringing amateurs on the course and doing experiments. we put them in trouble and have them play safely or more aggressively. we think golfers, an amateur golfer can cut four strokes off their game by thinking smarter. the problem is, a lot of golfers are not trying to get low scores, sit in the locker room and bar and talk about how they threaded the needle under the

water. be specific, how do you cut four strokes? >> i'll give you an example. golfers are much worse than they think. when they are close to a water hazard, aim 40 feet to the right. there's no amateur golfer in the world that aims there. that's why the water is filled with balls of people hitting balls in the water. if they hit it safe over to the other side of the green, they could save a lot of strokes. >> this is great, my ball always goes right. >> the other thing that is relatable is the upside of quitting. whether it's a job or relationship, so many of us are focused on we have to do it, we have to do it. >> we have all been coached and talked throughout our lives to never give up anything, right? vince lombardi was taught never

to give up. if you are the prime minister facing extinction, then yes, not giving up is a great idea. when you are in a job, relationship, project, there's a thing called the sunk cost fallacy. you put a lot into something and have to see it through. we argue there are a lot of cases where we would all do better by accepting failure as a fruitful end of something and moving on. both of us have quit a lot of stuff. we are bias. everybody is bias. we may be bias in favor of quitting. we have quit and ended up happy. a lot of people can benefit from that. >> not just quitting, failing quickly. the quicker you fail, the more you can move on to something worthwhi worthwhile. >> steven levitt, you encourage your kids to think and be excited about something. >> i don't mind if they are good at something.

every kid learns how to read and do math. when i looked at my college students, what they have trouble with is ideas and creativity. anything you can do to make a happy, creative kid gives them a leg up on the world. how to persuade people who don't want to be persuaded? >> rule number one, give up. the bias that most of us carry when it comes to the hot button issues of the day are so deep and smarter people are so good at finding more evidence to confirm what they believe as opposed to rounding it out. persuading people is hard. if you need to do it, we have a list of suggestions. don't pretend your argument is perfect. it's the problem. people on one side shouting at the other as though i'm 100% right. >> the only answer to that is let the other person know that you hear them and their argument is clear to you. >> right. there may be some in their argument, too. if you are trying to persuade someone, you are reaching the solution, not win the argument.

there's room for compromise. >> freaks like to have fun. think outside the box. thank you both. >> thank you. >> stephen dubner and steven levitt, it's on sale wherever you like to buy books. an artist is taking his act to the world stage. >> i'm wynton marsalis ahead on "cbs this morning." >> there he is.

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♪ when you think about traditional street performance you might not imagine dancing with the legendary new york city ballet. wynton marsalis is here to introduce us to one dancer that did that. good morning. >> when charles buck riley got ahold of it, he added a style and grace all its own. he's taking it from the streets to the world stage. ♪ when charles buck riley performs, it's as if he's gliding on water, defieing gravity. ♪ this is his dance.

he's been called the parishioner of it. jookin is a free-style dance. it's influenced by your imagination. >> reporter: recently, buck, as he's known has been wowing audiences across the globe. he's performed with madonna at the super bowl, in gap ads, music videos. and as a member of cirque du soleil's biggest show, michael jackson. but his soaring career has humble roots. he learned to jook on the streets of memphis, where the dance was born. in just five years was entertaining crowds on the streets of l.a. to make ends meet. >> i don't want to be in a dance studio with a bunch of mirrors. we love the whole organic feel of the dance. i believe that's what made it what it was.

it was really organic, you know? >> reporter: give me a good rhythm. like many dancers, jookin is defined by fundamental moves. but it's the improvising that makes it sing. show me what you would add to those to make it style. >> all the in between. everything in between. >> reporter: show me. what does it take ton an innovator? >> a vivid imagination and drive. just passion. when you have all those, you are driven to make up new things. >> reporter: it's that imagination in drive that separated buck from other dancers early on. in high school, a dedicated teacher encouraged him to take

ballet classes to gain strength and form. it was there she issued him a jookin challenge. >> she said i want you to try something. do what you do, but try it to this music. she put in this cd. >> reporter: a few hours later, he imp ro vised this performance to "the swan". ♪ >> it just got an amazing reaction from the kids that were there. like the kids, all you hear is, wow! ooh! >> reporter: three years later, new york city ballet principal dancers were awe struck by his interpretation. they orchestrated an informal meeting with a legendary celloist. >> it came out there.

in that moment, we made magic happen. >> reporter: unbeknownst to them, jones was there. he recorded the collaboration on his phone and posted the video online. it went viral and everything changed. >> great. it was really everything was fast paced though. my career sped up so much i was always busy. >> reporter: through it all, he's challenged the perceptions and stereo types of hip hop street dance. he's performs the swan dance from beijing to colorado where he was the artist in residence at the vail international dance festival. >> i don't necessarily limit myself to a certain genre of music. music can be a limitation. a lot of people just dance to

rap music. i'm influenced by all sounds, period. >> reporter: this month, he took the memphis street dance to the pinnacle of the art when he made his lincoln center debut with the new york city ballet, just one more step in his plan. >> it was so beautiful, it didn't deserve to be in a category like ballet and jazz. ♪ >> reporter: on point and in full swing, lil buck makes waves throughout the dance community and luckily for the rest of us, he has no intentions of stepping down anytime soon. ♪ >> he's a genius. he's actually what they were talking about earlier, levitt

and dubner. he says music is no limitation. he said his body remembers things. >> does he have any bones in his body? amazing how he glides. >> yoga has been very good to him. >> he's unbelievable. >> thank you. >> it's not just the kids going oh, wow. >> it's not just the kids going oh, wow. everybody in the studio is,,,,,,

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michelle griego ... today cyclists competing inh california will good tuesday morning everyone, it's 8:55. i'm frank mallicoat. here's what's happening around the bay area right now. today cyclists competing in the amgen tour california will ride across a section of the bay area. riders will start in east san jose and finish atop mount diablo. 16 world class teams are competing across more than 720 miles of highways and roadways and coastlines. here in california. today another spare the air

day for the bay area. second in a row. more record high temperatures and low winds are likely to mean some smoggy conditions around the bay area. air quality officials say the best way to help is to drive less and perhaps stay indoors. about the weather? it's hot lawrence. >> high pressure building overhead and that's trapping the flumes near the surface. acting like a cap on the atmosphere. we've got some sunshine this morning and some hazy conditions as high pressure sits overhead. it is going to be a hot day as some of these temperatures already soaring well into the 60s almost 70 degrees. as that ridge of high pressure sits overhead today. these temperatures going to soar maybe to some record levels. about 93 degrees in san jose. 95 in concord. 94 in the napa valley and if it hits 89 in san francisco, that could be a record breaker. along the coastline, up into the 80s as well. so if you're headed to the beach, it should be just a gorgeous day. tomorrow could be even hotter. maybe some triple digits in the valleys. even mid 80s out toward the coastline. thursday we'll notice some changes the sea breeze kicks in

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