it! >> sounds delicious! >> water park! have a good one. >> bye! good morning to our viewers in the west. it is monday, july 14th 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." there have been new overnight strikes. holly williams is in gaza. refloating, the costa aa concordia. and changing the view at the grand canyon. the gondola ride just the beginning of a sprawling controversy. >> but we begin with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. people don't know where the next bomb will drop. the sound of israeli fighter jets and drones is constant. >> thousands flee as israel pounds the gaza strip.

>> warning, an intense large-scale military operation is at hand. >> we'll use whatever means are necessary to defend our people. i don't know the end of the beginning or the beginning of the end. >> in southern oregon authorities say a wildfire has destroyed several homes and other structures there. >> powerful winds across central ohio created a violent scene at one local campground. >> i've never seen anything like this before in my life. >> more than 100 passengers evacuated from a disney world monorail. nobody was hurt. >> an air india flight makes an emergency landing at newark liberty airport after an engine catches fire right after takeoff. >> it's super mario. germany, the champions of the world! >> they have been called in to deal with fans on the streets. >> we're so looking forward to celebrating in berlin.

>> off the italian coast, a major operation to tow away the costa concordia cruise ship began this morning. >> a dramatic escape in the french alps. a father and his kids dodged a definite avalanche. >> all that -- >> an unexpected guest crashes a cleveland pool party. >> i took a dive in the pool. i turn around and it's in the pool. >> a pretty awful wedding picture. not only did he rip his pants, he also clocked the bridesmaid in the head. >> and all that matters. >> spanish police looking for a runner who broke the rules to take a selfie. >> satisfy the selfie urge only in the privacy of your own home or studio. excuse me. >> on "cbs this morning." >> oh, my god, that was so amazing. i can't believe that we did it! >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs

>> welcome to "cbs this morning." margaret brennan is here. it's good to be back. >> it's good to be with you, charlie. overnight looking at these thousands of people fleeing their homes in gaza after another night of violence. it is an amazing and frightening story that's developing. >> and that's where we begin. there are new signs this morning that fighting along the israel-gaza border is about to get worse. israel's military says in the last seven days nearly 1,000 rockets were fired from gaza into israel. no israelis have died from those attacks. >> meanwhile israel counts more than 1300 air strikes into gaza. those attacks have killed more than 170 palestinians. this morning holly williams is in gaza city where israel's enemies may have a new weapon. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we were expecting an escalation overnight here after the israeli military dropped leaflets on northern gaza warning people to evacuate for their own safety.

the air strikes did continue but that escalation did not happen. in israel this morning, the country's military says it shot down a drone launched from gaza. apparently the first time palestinian militants have used that technology. the israeli military says it hit a weapons storage facility overnight and targeted 12 palestinian militants over the last 24 hours. but in the hospital this morning we found not militants, but two brothers. one aged 4 and the other aged 2. they were injured when an air strike hit their neighbor's house. their father mohammed told us the israeli military telephoned a neighbor to warn them to evacuate. they only had three minutes and didn't make it out in time. i wish it were me lying here wounded, he said, not my boys.

officials here say more than 170 people have been killed since israel's offensive began. most of them civilians. thousands of palestinians have fled northern gaza taking refuge in school buildings. there's safety here. but as the gaza strip braces for a possible ground invasion nobody knows when they'll be able to go home. this woman came here with her daughter and three grandsons. she showed us photographs of what happened the last time tensions happened in 2012. her home was destroyed by an israeli air strike. there was nothing left not even clothes or furniture, she told us. i thought i'd have a heart attack. i'm worried the same thing will happen this time. palestinian militants continue to fire their rockets into southern israel. a teenage boy was wounded yesterday, but so far no

israelis have been killed thanks in large part to the country's anti-missile defense system. charlie. >> holly, thanks. the u.n. security council is calling for both sides to stop the violence. on "face the nation" sunday benjamin netanyahu defended his country's air attacks in gaza. >> our goal is to achieve sustainable quiet and security for our people and we're doing that by degrading hamas and other terror capabilities. i'm not going to say right now how and when that goal will be achieved, whether by diplomatic and military means, but that goal has to be achieved. >> netanyahu says peace in the region is not possible until israel defeats hamas. many of you in the west face another day of relentless heat but the midwest is dealing with a potentially record-breaking cold snap. summer feels more like fall. the polar plunge is also causing storms to threaten millions

today from illinois to new england. strong winds flipped campers in central ohio on sunday. several people were hurt. one couple nearly got hit by lightning outside of new york city. take a look. one bolt hits next to a park bench the two were sitting on. afterwards, they calmly got up and walked away. chief meteorologist eric fisher of wbz is tracking it all. eric, good morning. >> good morning, margaret. we're talking about a wigbig-time cooldown. basically the jetstream all over the place this week. big ridge building way up into western canada. this is where all the heat will be. on the flip side a big dip in the jetstream across the kbraxgreat lakes and the east. this is usually the hottest time of the year. look at some of these high temperatures as this works its way south. highs in the 60s in minneapolis, the all-star game will play more like playoff baseball. chicago 70s today, but 60s tomorrow. in marquette, in the 50s. some overnight lows possibly in

the 30s tuesday night into wednesday morning. by tuesday, those high temperatures stay in the 70s in places like north texas, oklahoma. st. louis barely into the 70s. nashville as well looking at that chillier air working its way in. when you clash the chill with warmer air to the east severe weather, we'll watch that from northeastern arkansas all the way up around washington, d.c. and into new york today and tomorrow the 95 corridor will have to keep a very close eye on. witnesses say a lightning strike may have shut down a disney world monorail last night. the power failure stranded more than 100 passengers for 90 minutes. they used a mechanical lift to reach the track and bring everyone down to safety. a disney world spokesman says they are still looking for the exact cause of the outage this morning. >> not the kind of ride they were expecting, you could say. a number of homes are destroyed this morning after a fast-moving wildfire in southern oregon. more than 100 people were forced out.

the fire burned four and a half miles since sunday. high winds and dry conditions are fueling the flames. no word this morning of any injuries. the cause is under investigation. 313 passengers aboard an air india flight are safe this morning. an engine on their plane to mumbai caught fire. the pilot reported the fire shortly after taking off from newark airport sunday. a witness on the ground in new jersey snapped a photo of the boeing 777 as it circled the airport dumping fuel. safety expert captain sully sullenberger tells us how well airline pilots are prepared to handle an engine shutdown in flight. >> airline pilots are well trained for an engine failure scenario. it's well within the skill set of every airline pilot and something that's practiced regularly during recurrent training. dozens of people would have been involved in a coordinated effort to receive this airplane back at

its departure airport for the emergency landing. >> no word this morning on what started the fire. the lone survivor of a shooting rampage near houston broke her silence about the tragedy. 15-year-old cassidy appeared at a weekend memorial for her family members. she is being praised as a hero. our houston affiliate khou shows us her gratitude in the face of grief. >> i'm really thankful for all of the people that have been praying for me and keeping me and my family in their thoughts. >> reporter: cassidy survived last week's shooting rampage by pretending she was dead. >> i would like to thank all of the first responders nurses and doctors that have taken care of me. >> reporter: her ex-uncle ronald lee haskell, broke into her family's suburban home and killed cassidy's parents and her four siblings as he searched for his ex-wife. roger lyon's is cassidy's

grandfather. >> without her courage and quick thinking, we might be mourning the death of 20 yes, i said 20 people today, including myself. >> reporter: cassidy suffered a skull fracture after a bullet grazed her head. police say the 911 call she made thwarted another potential shooting spree. haskell was apprehended following a tense standoff and was arraigned friday on six capital murder charges. speaking to her community on saturday cassidy quoted a passage from harry potter. >> happiness can be found even in the darkest of times. if only -- if one only remembers to turn on the light. i know that my mom, dad, brian, emily, becca and zack are in a much better place and that i'll be able to see them again one day. >> reporter: at the memorial event, the crowd released 100 balloons for each of the six victims. >> thank you all for coming and showing your support for me and

my family. stay strong. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," raika. bowe bergdahl is reported to be ready for duty. he spent the last six weeks undergoing therapy and counseling. he will start a job as soon as today at ft. sam houston in san antonio. he'll also meet with the army general investigating how bergdahl was captured in afghanistan five years ago. new developments this morning in the kidnapping of nearly 300 school girls in nigeria. the leader of the bill tant islamist group responsible for their abduction appeared in a new video. as deborah patta reports. >> reporter: it's been three months since the girls were kidnapped. the nigerian government appears to be no closer to finding them. the global social media campaign

to bring the school girls back home has been made of scorn and derigs from the boko haram leader. >> impact our army. bring back our army. >> reporter: bring back our army refers to boko haram's demand for a prisoner swap in exchange for the kidnapped girls. jonathan is nigeria's president, goodluck jonathan who has failed to secure the safe return of the school girls. it's hoped they could be revived again, the last proof of life of kidnapped girls was a video released by boko haram two months ago. it's believed the girls have all been taken across the board tore neighboring african countries. the latest taunting video is being seen as a direct snub to

the young pakistani girl shot by the taliban for daring to seek an education, she visited the parents of the girls and will meet privately with president jonathan. >> you want your daughters back you want your girls back. so i'd love to hear from you so i can take your message and tell it to the president. >> reporter: sources close to the negotiations tell cbs news that the nigerian government has all but ruled out military intervention because there are fears that it could back fire and result in the deaths of the kidnapped girls. and with a prisoner swap also looking unlikely they say there are few options left for a government that appears to be powerless in the face of an increasingly brazen boko haram. we turn now to the excitement of the weekend. argentina's loss to germany in the world cup finals sparked a light-night riot. dozens of vandals threw rocks,

damaged stores and fought with police. >> but this was the scene in berlin as hundreds of thousands of german fans flooded that capital. they celebrated germany's first world cup victory as a unified nation. elaine quijano is here with the highlights of a historic win. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this was the third world cup final meeting between germany and argentina and the first trip back to the finals for aurnl tina since 1990. that's the year germany defeated them and won germany's last world cup. >> that is it! germany are the champions of the world! >> reporter: the germans are once again champions of the soccer world, defeating argentina with a dramatic goal in extra time sunday afternoon in rio de janeiro. >> it's mario goetz! it's super mario! he may have just won the world cup for germany! >> reporter: in the 113th minute mario geoetz played the

ball off his chest and with one touch send it into the back of the net, giving germany a lead they would not relinquish. >> they will lift the trophy. >> reporter: the germans are now in exclusive company, one of only three teams to capture the world cup title at least four times, with their last win dating back to 1990. that too a victory over argentina. german celebrations rang out from the stadium in rio to the streets of berlin. angela merkel was on hand and congratulated the players after the match. >> it is going to be lionel messi. >> reporter: messi, arguably the best player in the world, failed to make a difference for argentina. although he couldn't find a way to breach the stout german defense, he was named most valuable player in the tournament and awarded the golden ball trophy. >> the greatest world cup of the modern era and it's been won by dperm germany. >> reporter: but on this night the most important trophy in

soccer went to the germans. their world cup drought is over after 24 years of falling short, firmly cementing their place in soccer history. after the game the german coach told reporters what he said to 22-year-old mario goetz right before he went into the game and scored the winning go. he said show the world that you're better than messi and you can decide the world cup. looks like he took his coach's advice. margaret. >> that's amazing to find out that he said that. >> and that he delivered on it amazing story. elaine thank you very much. new research out this morning is helping us understand potential causes for sudden infant death syndrome, known as sids. a study from the american academy of pediatrics hones in on the differing risk factors for younger and older infants. >> sids is the leading cause of death for babies in their first year of life. our dr. holly phillips is here with what parents need to know. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> what do these findings tell

us? >> these findings are so important because they're the first large-scale analysis of sids risk based on age and developmental stage. what we found for babies 3 months and younger the predominant risk factor had to do can co-sleeping, sleeping in a bed with someone else. for babies older than four months their predominant risk factor had to do more with the crib environment. if there were dangerous objects in the crib or blankets around them. even though we don't know what happens at the exact moment babies stop breathing in sids we do know about the risk factors and that's how we prevent it. >> does this suggest that it is preventible? >> very much so just by knowing the risk factors. in this case co-sleeping basically includes sleeping with a parent sleeping with a sibling or even a pet, even an animal in the bed. now, having your babies sleep in the same room as you is not a risk factor but having them in

the same bed has been shown to increase those risks. but the rates have been coming down. >> you know i think that's one of the very very best examples of a great public health campaign. in the mid-'90s there was a campaign to raise awareness of the risk of putting your baby to sleep on any position other than their back. since then the rates of sids have dropped more than 50%. so really just that -- getting rid of that one risk factor has made a huge huge impact. >> interesting. >> thank you doctor. >> thank you. meantime it is about 7:19. ahead on "cbs this morning" we'll check headlines from around the nation. plus lebron james talks about the decision watched by the world. the man-to-man conversation if you're heading out today, likely to be the hottest day of the week. some hazy sunshine out over the bay right now and looking back towards san francisco. yeah, the temperatures are going to be soaring this afternoon. fiftys and 60s now, the high

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. good monday morning, everyone. and this is what is happening around the bay area. a man is recovering after an officer shooting in vallejo last night. the suspect turned and shot an officer. no word on his condition. if union members approve a deal today, the municipal transportation agency would hold its own vote later tomorrow. >> and tomorrow, film crews will begin shooting the movie san andreas near fisherman's wharf. jefferson street will be shut down for two days and the movie crew will be on height street russian hill. got your traffic and weather, too. and it's going to be hot out there. he has the forecast and more after the break.

. good morning, we're closely watching some breaking news right now in marin county, coming into san rafael. we have an overturned tanker truck that is leaking fuel. right now, it's shut down in both directions of sir francis drake. closed near san quentin. again, sir francis drake in both directions is shut down between 101 and 580 and affecting traffic on the richmond bridge, especially the western end. we launched chopper 5 and we'll have another update in a half hour. >> and hot temperatures around the bay area today, some 50s and 60s already and into the afternoon. that is going to ranch up the heat and bring us some high clouds overhead, too. ninetys and triple digits inland. eightys and 90s inside the bay and 60s near the coast.

beachgoers in rus beach goers in russia were forced to run for cover when a hailstorm hit saturday. the temperature plunged from 104 to 71 in minutes. the hailstones were as big as golf balls. few stayed under a beach umbrella. one person hid under a blanket. we're happy nobody was hurt. welcome back charlie rose. >> thank you so much. i'm happy to be here. >> i had a dream you came back blond and long hair. >> that was while i was on vacation. >> welcome back. you were missed. >> thank you. >> the dream was so real. >> let's stop it right there. >> okay. zip it up.

i'm done. >> welcome back to cbs this morning. it took more than money to bring lebron james back to cleveland. two men needed to settle their differences. best selling author takes us inside the conversation that ended in ugly break up. an american treasure. developers want to bid big projects on the edge of the grand canyon. why caretakers say it's at risk. u.s.a today says a congressional hearing looks at a new va scandal. a worker is accused of sloppily sloppiliness sloppiliness. the va may have overstated how much it cuts the backlog and overpaid veterans hundreds of millions of. the new york times says the head of disease for control says a lax culture led to safety

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on her side where she had been grounded after hitting a rock passing too close to the island. 32 people died on the night of the accident. it took an unprecedented operation what the salvagers call a par buckling to roll the ship into a position to be refloated. the engineering required to do that is impressive as well. an array of metal flotation chambers, 30 of them, have been attached along the sides of the ship. they're full of water now that are pumped out so they can act as giant water wings and lift the concordia. it's never as simple as it sounds. the scale of the project is huge. the flotation chambers are the size of buildings. this is the founder of the operation. >> seven story buildings, over 78 tons. a lot of heavy lifting in the short time. >> only as the shift lifts can

engineers be sure she has the integrity to hold together under the strain. divers have been removing what they can. the remains of one of the victims, a crew member of the ship, have never been found. they're not taking any chances here. engineering is one thing. help from other disciplines is welcome too. >> hopefully we've thought of everything. there's always something you haven't thought of which will raise its head. >> the captain of the costa concordia is still on trial for his role in the disaster. he's accused of manslaughter and abandoning ship. with any luck the evidence of the crime will be gone before the trial ends. the plan is to raise the wreck just a couple of yards at first then float her to slightly deeper water to check for leaks of toxic materials and secure the flotation chambers more securely.

only then will the costa concordia be raised another 30 feet or so and finally towed away. around here they won't be sorry to see her go. >> and it's hard to tell by looking, but the costa concordia is two and a half years later a float. she's come up more than a yard. they're beginning the process of towing her 30 yards in that direction where they've got a week's worth to to do before she can be towed to the northern italian port where she'll be broken up for scrap. >> it's quite the process. thank you mark. after watching the world cup final in brazil, lebron james returns to the u.s. to start i new phase of his life. he agreed to a two year $42 million deal to go back to the cleveland cavaliers. the most sought after free agent spoke about his decision to go back to his home team. >> it's a place i'll be home be

able to represent for the family and my friends and those fans. >> fans can't wait either. it was a long road to get team owner dan gilbert and lebron james back together. author mitch alboln sat down with that. dean has the inside story. good morning. >> good morning to you and good morning to you in the west. after lebron james left cleveland for miami in 2010, the owner denounce former star as a coward. the two men had not met in nearly four years since until last week. dan gilbert secretly met with lebron james in miami just five days before the nba super star announced his return to cleveland. it had been four years to the day when gilbert along with the rest of the country learned james would not return to the wine and gold. >> taking my talent to south

beach and join miami heat. >> james never warned cavaliers. gilbert was not happy. he sent a letter to fans calling the act a cowardly betrayal. he posted it online 45 minutes after the announcement. >> anger doesn't last forever, posts do. >> this author spoke with him. >> he said i should have shown it to a few more people than i did before i said it's put it on the website. >> when word spread about him returning, gilbert almost immediately regretted his decision but never apologized. he was not alone. >> lebron james wanted to say he was sorry in a way.

i think he regret had the broadcast. he needed dan gilbert to take him back to the cleveland cavaliers to make this thing right. >> within minutes the pair apologized to each other and talked about james' future. days later, the king signed on with the cavs. >> if you look at real life haven't you forgiven people for things they've said about you over the years and gone on? i imagine it won't be totally forgotten but i think it will be forgiven. believer me if they win a championship and are hugging each other holding up a trophy, i think that picture will tell a thousand words. >> james of course won two world championships during his four years in miami. now that he's back in cleveland, the odds makers have installed the cavaliers as favorites to win a trophy of their own next year. >> no pressure there. thanks. >> it ought to be said he's going back to a team that has the elements of a great team.

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kind in the whole world. >> the grand canyon has certainly earned its title. >> and there are those folks out there that want to use this place for economic gain. that's not what this is about. >> david is the superintendent of grand canyon national park. he's in a heated battle for what he believes is the very future of this national treasure. >> i'm the steward of this national park and it's my responsibility to preserve and protect this park for future generation generations. >> reporter: but they want to add 2,000 homes and commercial space. that's raising concerns about congestion and water use in an area which has experienced a drought. others want to build restaurants and shops on indian reservation land. >> unless they have superhuman

sight, they're not going to see it. >> reporter: it would bring people straight down into the canyon floor where a new walkway would provide views of the river most tourists would never see. >> i think that's pretty elitist to say only a select few who ride a mule or hike down should have that experience. >> reporter: he says this $1 billion plan would ore others say it's sacred la. our purpose is to marriage sure it's protected and descended development that would take into the waum wall. the hall of our it. >> is there any amount of money that people would talk to sell

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. good morning, let's get back to our breaking news. an overturned tanker truck leaking fuel in san rafael. shutting down both directions of sir francis drake boulevard. these are first pictures coming in from chopper head, showing you the double tanker. you can see the cab as well on the side and some of the fuel leaking into the roadways. this is impacting traffic, obviously, coming off of the richmond-san rafael bridge close to san keptin, so it's closed from 580 to larkspur landing circle, a quick note, chp tells us you can access the ferry terminal from marin. here's lawrence. >> going to be a hot day around the bay area. mild temperatures, 50s and 60s now, a patch of fog along the coast as we head throughout the day, though. the temperatures are scorching by the afternoon into the 90s.

good morning to our viewers in the west. it is monday july 414th. we have a new music video that are urging females to say no to photoshop. >> it's raining on gaza and people are being warned to evacuate for their safety. >> a number of homes are destroyed in oregon. >> germany are the champions of the world. >> their coach said show the world you're better than messi

and you can win the world cup. >> the misconduct was egregious. they have admitted to their misdeeds in great detail. >> it's costa concordia is coming out. changing the view at the grand canyon. condos and a gondola ride are just the start. >> some people want to use this area for economic gain and that's not what it's about. now that he is back in cleveland, the cavaliers are favorites to win a trophy of their own next year. >> lebron, baby! whew! today's eye opener brought to you by comfort inn. >> that guy was not drunk, just

happy. >> that's excitement. thinking about germany this morning. i'm charlie rose. for the seventh strait day pal stin palestine and militants are exchanging gunfire across the border. more than 170 palestinians in the past week. >> and more missiles are being fired at gaza cities and hamas is apparently attacking with pilotless aircraft. >> they shot down a drone launched from gaza this morning. and there is still no indication that either side is closer to agreeing to a cease fire despite pressure. the weapons facility overnight

and 12 palestinian mill assistants over the last 24 hours. when we visited a hospital here this morning, we found civilians. two little boys age 4 and 2 that were injured. thousands have fled their homes after the israeli military dropped leaflets urging them to evacuate. palestinian militants continue to fire their rockets into southern israel. so far inno isrealis have been injured thanks in part to the iron dome defense system. this morning tellns of millions of people are under a severe storm warning. the midwest is very cool. parts of the northeast got

pounded by rain last night. new york saw flooding thanks to heavy rain and strong winds. other storms caused damage in western oklahoma. trees and power lines were knocked down. two people were killed in rocky mountain national park. it hit on friday and saturday along a popular trail. the victims are a 52-year-old man and a 42-year-old ohio woman. they are the first lightning deaths in 14 years. about two dozen others were hospitalized for lightning related injuries. >> a ship is on it's way to the space center this morning. it carries 3,000 pounds of supplies, mostly food to the astronauts. there is also equipment and clothing including experimental

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sooner when medications could be more effective. more than five million americans have alzheimer's. this morning tracy morgan is suing walmart for the deadly crash that seriously injured the comedian and two other people. another comedian jimmy mack was killed. the truck driver travelled 700 miles to get his truck to delaware, that took 11 hours. then he drove another 13.5 hours before the accident. he allegedly fell asleep while driving 65 miles per hour in a 45 miles per hour construction zone before hitting the limo van. walmart apologized. turning to sports the world cup is over this morning. germany is thrills and argentina

crushed. they won with a 1-0 victory. the celebration in berlin lasted most of the night. 250,000 fans watched the final game in front of the german capital. a post match party turned ugly in buenos aris. the man who scored the goal had not even been born yet when the last german team won the world cup, but it seemed like a perfect goal the way it went in the net. >> almost artistic. >> a beautiful game as they say. facebook says the world cup final was the biggest sporting event it has ever seen. 88 million people around the world generated 280 million

facebook interactions about the game. that beat the old record from super bowl xlviii. some fans in new york never saw the end of the game. moments after the score, one station broke in with a weather bulletin. >> reports now due to the fact that a tornado warning has been issued for parts of our viewing area. we have been monitoring these severe thunder -- >> some viewers complained bitterly online. i imagine some threw a few things at the television as well. the biggest part of the american cup is on new magazine cover. he gives advice to younger

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look like this northernly. >> reporter: in an interview with "elle" she talked about her photoshop. she said my arm was shaved down and it mademy look very skinny. i think that gives a false reality. callait isn't the only person to take a stance against altered image. in march singer lourd tweeted flaws are okay and in 2010 jessica simpson appeared in "marie clear" sans any makeup or photoshop touching. it focus on an executive turned activist who's spear heading the campaign to push through congress the truth in advertising act. the bill called for them to develop a regulatory framework on how to deal with these adds. >> we're talking about our changes to a person's body

shape, size proportion color, and/or the enhancement or re removal of character. if you take away the bags under my eyes that's what we're talking about. >> reporter: he's praising callait for speaking out. >> she's stepped up and said i going to be part of the solution not the perpetuation of this health crisis. i think she's beautiful. >> reporter: for callait it's inspired a change in herself too. >> i stopped with the extra dieting before a shoot because it's not my realistic weight and it's such a nice feeling to not care. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning" i'm kevin frazier in los angeles. >> that's an interesting idea. toimt know. doesn't everyone want to be aspirational. >> i'm like please take the bags out from under my eyes. bide on west 57th going, taxi. they'd be going who's that crazy

person. get the point. she doesn't want . a good monday morning, everyone. it's 8:25. time for news headlines. sir francis drake boulevard is closed in both directions near the san quentin prison in marine prison after a big rig tanker overturned and spilld fuel on the road. the closure is creating a big backup for cars coming off of the richmond bridge. take note if you're commuting that way. a man is recovering after an officer-involved shooting in vallejo last night. the suspected an officer while raising his gun prompting the officer to open fire. no word on that suspect's condition. >> and tomorrow, film crews will begin filming the movie san andreas near fisherman's wharf. the movie crew will be on hyde street 96 week. and weather is coming up after the break.

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. good morning, back out to the breaking news. the overturned tanker truck is leaking fuel in san rafael. being hit hard at the richmond brim. this is video taken from chopper 5 moments ago. again, as you heard frank mention, sir francis drake is shut down in both directions near san quip tip.

the exit off of the bridge is closed and it looks like end-to- end we're seeing the delays. i'm seeing the backups around canal boulevard. you can see it. it's red and the sensors are showing speeds about 30 miles an hour and below. if you are trying to access the larkspur ferry terminal, obviously, there can be delays getting there from the east bay. you can access the large ferry terminal, the latest word from police using sir francis drake. that is your latest kbcs traffic. more on the forecast now. >> and looks like a real mess. slow down and enjoy the sunshine. it's going to be a spectacular day ahead. maybe hot in some spots and in toward san jose. mostly clear skies right now. the high pressure is building in out of the dessert southwest. that will crank the temperatures up. occasionally, we'll see high monsoonal clouds. a couple of patches of fog and sunshine and hot weather. ninetys and triple digits while inland, 80s and 90s inside the bay. seventys in san francisco and cooler the next few days.

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he stopped in denver. >> he shook hands. he ran into someone who for some unknown reason was wearing a horse mask. how did he get. >> the face is the face of the secret service guy. that's a man who knows he's got a tough conversation with the president in five minutes. hey, tony how do you think that meet and greet went? i tell you what i remember. that guy with the horse mask lunged out at me and you stood there and [ bleep ] at his snout. >> it would be an interesting conversation. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this half hour a decade later, a deadliest catch is more exciting than ever.

for the first time a woman is joining the crew for the northwestern sig hansen and his 18-year-old daughter mandy. she's the woman on the crew. we'll look at the dangers of the job and how mandy convinced her dad to bring her aboard anyway. how a suburban father is gaining fans and followers. it's all because of his art and social media. that's ahead. right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines from around the globe. "the new york times" says the famed auction house sogt bes will join with ebay. they take a look at the star of sunday's world cup final. super mario gotze. his girlfriend is a model lingerie girlfriend not a

librarian. nothing wrong with a librarian. the 22-year-old who scored a goal yesterday is a devout christian. yesterday he was traded to his current team. that makes him the second most expensive player from germany. >> and the happiest. >> the "los angeles times" says airbus is seeking a patent for an airline seat that resemles it. it has no tray table or headrest and little leg room. it's designed to create more seats. "u.t. san diego" reports how ipads cause reactions. nickel rashes are not life-threatening but can be very uncomfortable and can be treated with steroids and antibiotics. yaus today says kiss is taking up residence in l.as

vegas. paul stanley said quote, if kiss is on steroids, this is a double dose. and the register looks at man who caught a very big fish. it took him 40 minutes to haul in a giant halibut. it weighed 482 pounds. one of the largest ever caught. jack says he's not a big fish eater but he's got a lot to eat. deadliest catch has high ratings but this year dan sig hansen has a new challenge. for the first time a woman joins his crew. it's his 18-year-old daughter mandy. she's hoping to prove to her family she can follow in her family's footsteps by nabbing steps. >> mandy mandy, mandy, when you're in there, always keep an eye out too because they can sneak up on the rail. >> okay. >> the tall white things get out. >> okay.

>> it will take the pot. you and the pot. >> reporter: with every pot coming on deck, the weather picks up. >> as a dad you want to protect her, you know. i wasn't prepared because we've never had to deal with it. it's an 18-year-old kid. >> an 18-year-old kid who ease his daughter. captain sig hansen and the lovely mandy hansen join us at the table. it's great to see you both. this is a different kind of take your daughter to work. you say why go fishing when you have brains and do what you want. did you change? >> no. i was glad to have her on board after she left the boat because it was nerve-racking. she's a smart kid and you can always go fishing. i'm trying to push her into college if i can. they couldn't keep me in school. >> you had no reservations about

this? >> as far as putting her on the boat? i was terrified. >> terrified of what? >> let's face it. she's a high school girl you know. not the biggest kid out there. it's a dangerous occupation you know. i can tell you -- for example, we've left the dock -- we were going to partner up with a boat and we had a mechanical problem, so we stayed in. ten hours later we finally got going. our partner boat when he left he disappeared. they never saw him again. it's a very dangerous occupation. >> why do you do it? >> that's all i know how do. i've been fishing since i was the age of 12. every simmer. four generations. >> four generations, yeah. >> you say you've begun to fear the ocean more an more. why is that? >> i think age, you know. you feel like you got lucky to make it this far. we have a very good safety record and we've kept the same crew, which makes the boat safer. you start swapping guys out and you're really asking for trouble. we've been forlt gnat. but i feel like, is your time

up? >> and, mandy, you said you've loved the water since you were 4 years old. does the danger bother you when you're out there? >> no. i'm just focused on getting the job done. what scares me is obviously it's different. you're filming and there are cameras on board and there was a chase boat. that scares you. i see a chase boat. it's there alone. you're out there all by yourself. it's just you and the ocean. >> it puts you in perspective. >> when you have a family history, does it make you feel like you have something to prove? >> yes, definitely. i can't see myself anywhere else. i can't see why i can't follow your footsteps. >> i've got big feet pal. >> at one point you said you'll have to talk to your mother. she did. then you said there's no way to rearrange your schedule and you did. what convinced your mom. >> i told her it's something i

wanted to do. >> you can say i want to jump off a bridge and you can't do that either. >> she knows me. >> she basically threatened her own mother is what she did. she did. she said she had other job opportunities on other boats and my wife and i figured, look, if you're that passionate about it do it get it out of your system. >> what did the other crew members say? >> they're not pleased about it. >> not necessarily because she's a girl. >> oh yeah because she's a girl and my daughter. >> really. >> yeah. thing about it. it's the safety issue and it is my daughter. but my brothers are on the boat. there's a lot of family on the boat. then you add my daughter. >> how can they treat her the same knowing she is your daughter, sig? at one point one of the guys said if this was a dude or a nephew he'd be in the corner in the fetal position for a mistake she made. >> she didn't get too much preferential treatment. a little bit.

come on. for me it was like quality time like i can show her different things. i was proud to have her but at the same time the guys got a little envious and tough luck. it's my boat. >> that's a lot of pressure. >> she was determined she was going do it. >> i love your attitude about this. >> superstitions on the water, mandy. >> yeah. i'm not exactly sure where it all started out with but when on board itself it's not normal. you've got the limitations. i'm small. you'd rather pick a bigger guy over me. that's how it's been. >> i'd rather pick a guy that's got it in his hear. that's the guy we want. as far as superstitions, you know we don't open anything upside down bates depicts an upside-down vessel or you don't have horseshoes on a boat because that's bad luck. >> what did you think of the movie "perfect storm?" >> i liked it. it was all right. a little extreme. >> does it put your stomach in

knots like it does mean? >> after a while i see things. like when i watch "deadliest catch," you forget what you went through and then you have to watch it again. like for her, i remember her watching the weather forecast and telling me, dad, there's a storm coming, did you know? she shouldn't have to be worried about my weather. this is a little kid worried about it. >> sid, i had a little crab cocktail the other day. >> good. keep buying it. >> i look at it differently now. somebody risked their life for that. not be smalty but i never thought people can lose their life while i'm enjoying crab with tartar sauce. >> the show's done wonders. you can't buy that kind of advertising. so people are aware of what they're getting hourks it got to the plate. it's flattering. we just love it. we really do. >> thank you. mandy, good luck. >> mandy, good for you. >> a punch from dad.

>> captain sig and his daughter mandy hansen. "the deadliest catch" is the name of the show. it airs tuesday nights on the discovery channel. lee woodruff shows us

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gaffer's tape, and whatever else he may have laying around the studio robertson has produced thousands of colorful unique pieces inspired by fashion and celebrity to the world cup. as the fouper of mac cosmetics he's worked with mumt. fashion magazines and is currently in development for estee lauder. >> anybody who has ever worked for me has like a hundred drawings of themselves but this is a chance for me to go global. >> robertson has joined a new breed of artists claiming popularity and fame through the photoshop in the stay gram. donald drawbertson as he's known online -- >> if you're not posting about kanye and kim's wedding seconds after it's happened you're sort of missing the momentum of the thing. >> you've become the darling of the fashion industry.

everybody who's anybody follows you. >> let me tell you something. if you draw or paint anybody taller or thinner than they actually are, you're going to be very popular. >> his gaffer tape and paintings have also become fashion. >> this guy approached me on instagram to do collaborations with him. he was going to take my drawings and turn them into fabric prints so i sent him a picture of painting i had done of lips and the next thing you know i'm sitting front row at a show in london and all these lip dresses starting coming down the runway and i was like oh, my god, this is crazy. >> he calls it high functioning add waking up at 4:00 a.m. feverishly waking up and making piece after piece before taking on his other role husband and father of five in suburban new york. >> you have a lots of balls in the air. >> yes. >> how do you manage this rise to stardom with five kids.

>> yep. >> newborn twins. >> yep. >> a job at is tay laudehr. >> yep. >> and sort of grilling out in the back and taking the trash out in suburbia. >> totally. first of all, i don't take the trash out. i turn it into art. that's a. that's one job taken care of. the way an day warhol turns to celebrities to be inspired i turn to suburbia. i love a grocery store. there's nothing that makes me happier than a wall of cereal at a stop and shop. i love things that have a feeling or target but also a feeling of prestige. >> what does it looing like to look at all our your grocery bags on one wall? >> i see a lot of bills. this should be called feeding five kids. >> reporter: one of his opened up. a high explosion of fashion and suburban concoction. every piece from the prolific

basement. >> it's a little beautiful mind. it's a little garage. >> reporter: for an artist that loves impossible collaborations as he calls them the rare blending of his talents has made donald robertson's art not only possible. >> i'm brander. know e what people want. >> you know what they want for products but somehow you've translated that through art. >> yes, through my own lens through my own filter. >> robertson sells his art through another app as soon as it's posted on instagram, it's also posted to trendable. you can buy it immediately. what robertson calls it selling it wet. >> i love that e.t. made of louis vuitton material. >> his mind is constantly churning. >> he's neighbor of yours. >> he lives in the neighborhood next to mine.

i was working at bobbi brown's office. my niece said you've got to check this guy out. he just had his first show. >> stories come from the most unlikely places. i love this guy, pharrell of art. >> did you see what he did of you? i think we have a shot of the three of you that he did. >> i haven't seen it. >> whoa. >> that's a great. >> thank you. thank yo

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