♪ ♪ good morning to our viewers in the west it's wednesday, august 27th 2014. welcome to cbs this morning. and an american hostage comes home. peaer theo curtis's message to the world after being released from islamic terrorists. plus tennis has a new sweet heart, the surprise star of of the u.s. open. >> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> journalist peter theo curtis reunited with his mom, after being freed by militants in syria. >> an american hostage returns

to the u.s. >> he said that he is indebted to the u.s. officials that worked to get him released. >> douglas macarthur mccain, died while fighting for isis. >> hurricanes in the east and west. hurricane marie whipping up huge winds. >> denver heavy rain forces a manhole cover to flip the lid. >> a nine-year-old girl accidentally shot and killed the instructor. she was learning to shoot an oozi when the recoil sent the gun her head. >> questions raised about a story of h empty reroism, he had that he broke his ankles jumping from a window saving his nephew. >> the serial stow-a way is at it again. >> the homeless man who accepted the award at the vmas, we find

out is an out standing warrant for him. >> fire suppression foam made a mess. the first pitch that may go down as the worst ever it was so bad that i feel bad for her. >> and all that matters. >> the most seriously injured victim told his story. >> the chimney collapsed on him. >> i'm not going to let it get to me. i'm not. >> on "cbs this morning." she has it. >> she is a 15-year-old, 1996. the last time someone this young won a match at the u.s. open. >> you know who you play now? >> i have no idea. i did not look that far. >> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. welcome to "cbs the -- this

morning." >> great to be here, and we have great news as you wake up in the west west an american that was held prisoner is back this morning. he is praising the negotiators who worked to bring him home. >> the group released curtis over the weekend, he is speaking to reporters this hour. days after isis murdered james foley. our boston station, wbz is in cambridge, massachusetts where curtis is staying david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning and good morning to our viewers in the west. american, peter theo curtis finally returned to boston after two years in captain activity. the 45-year-old journalist arrived in newark airport in new jersey and connect to logan international airport in boston where he reunited with his mother. in a statement released by

curtis, he said, i have been so touched and moved, beyond all words, by the people who have come up to me today, strangers on the plane, and flight atent dants and said he is deeply indebted to the u.s. officials who have worked on my case. and i especially want to thank the government for intervening on my behalf. he was handed over to the american officials following a medical exam. tnchlths curtis family said they are grateful for the public support, but they are now asking for their privacy. as a matter of fact. cambridge police have blocked both ends of the street. >> thank you, david, we are learning that isis is holding a female hostage from the u.s. this morning. she is described only asid worker, they are skg

asking she is not inging she is not identified beyond that. >> a man, douglas macarthur mccain's body is missing, he was one of 100 americans believed to be fighting in syria's civil war. we are at the state department where officials are tracking mccain's final movements. good morning. >> reporter: good morning and good morning to our viewers in the west. douglas mccain is the first american to die fighting for isis, the white house confirmed his death after u.s. backed rebels found an american passport on the battlefield. douglas macarthur mccain reportedly died in this firefight on the out skirts of the area. while fighting along side isis militants against a free syrian army. that is far from suburb minneapolis where he grew up. a basketball fan who had just minor scrapes with the law, high

school friends told cbs news that there was no sign that mccain would be a radical much his plan was to be a rapper. >> he was silva-- he was silly, he was a trickster, class clown, always could make everyone laugh. >> reporter: mccain was drawn in to the local somali community and moved briefly to san diego before traveling to turkey this spring. minneapolis community leader, omar jamaal who knew contain said he is not unique. many young people have left to fight in syria moved by social media. >> it happens a lot, it's very active propaganda machine that are targeting the members of the community. >> reporter: around the same time that mccain left for turkey, he posted on twitter. when it's my time to go have mercy on my soul have mercy on my bros and later retweeted, it

takes a warrior to understand a warrior, pray for isis. u.s. intelligence estimates there's more than 12,000 foreign fighters in syria, and dozens of them are americans lining up with terrorists groups. but it was said that the borough is having a problem tracking them. >> they are not of a particular ethnic, or age, it's a diverse group of people. >> now, mccain was on terror watch lists and he was known to the fbi, and gale it's interesting that isis chose to use this american on the battlefield in syria, not to launch an attack here in the u.s. >> it certainly is. thank you. one of the largest groups of westerners fighting if syria comes from great britain. 500 british citizens are expected to be with isis is. including james foley's murderer.

>> reporter: good morning, as authorities here continue to investigate the identity of the british man believed to be involved with foley's investigation. they are looking for ways to crack down on the larger problem of the hundreds of young british men that have leaving to join the isis group. police announced an initiative to try to remove extreemist material on the internet. they are being recruit bid other young fighters that post photos on twitter, of young man brandishing machine guns and using social media to glamorize the isis lifestyle. two of the men had baudought jihadist for dummies.

the material is being removed from the web, you shut down one account and they open another one the next day. >> the u.s. is starting to build an international coalition against isis. president obama said justice will be done. >> and continuewe will continue to take direct action where needed and to defend our home land. and rooting on out a cancer like isis will not be quick. >> there are big questions this morning about a shooting range in arizona, a 9-year-old girl was learning to fire an oozi her instructor was killed. good morning. >> good morning the nine-year-old's parents were with her on the rage where she

was he being taught how to fire the sub machine gun. >> we have keep it held in. in this video, released by the sheriff's office the girl is shown moments before the incident. standing next to the instructor as he shows her how to use the weapon. >> all right, go ahead and give me a shot. >> reporter: the investigation determined that the girl pull today trigger on the automatic uzi and the recoil sent the gun over her head and the victim was shot. the man was air lifted to a las vegas medical center and did not survive his injuries. the bullets and burgers gun range has been operating for years and they said they have never had an incident like before. >> don't know what happened, you are -- our guys are trained to hover. if they are shooting right

handed, we are ready to push the weapon out of the way and same for the left hand. >> reporter: investigators said this that no laws were broken. bullets and burgers said it's already are changed the regulations since the incident. shoulders will be required to 5 feet tall or 12 years of age. >> arizona gun laws require a person to be at least 18 years old, to carry a firearm. however, the laws do not a apply on private property. >> thanks. one of american's largest internet providers said a nationwide nationwide outage is just about fixed. time warner users across the country could not get on line for an hour and a half this this morning. a maintenance problem brought if networks to a halt. they have 11 million internet customers in 28 states of. it did did not effect telephone or cable service. >> super size ways are ss -- waves

are hitting southern california. hurricane marie caused minor flooding overnight. the cause of the surfer's death is unclear at this hour. we are tracking the coastal weather. >> good morning and good morning to our viewers in the west. we are tracking hurricane marie, which is now moving to the north and west much bringing surf and swell to the coastline over the next 24 who hours with 10 to 15 foot swells and rip currents a problem as well. meanwhile on the east coast, we have a hurricane as well going to pass through the best of bermuda and kick up the weather on the east coast. today's forecast highs down across the central and southern plains. well in to the 90s. you factor in the humidity and the heat index values will

approach 100 yet again in many areas yet again today. >> tucson arizona is drying out from flash flooding roads turned in to creeks some drivers had to be hauled out of the flooded roads and for the second time in as many week withes detroit's freeways got flooded. a line of storms dumped to inches of rain and poor draining blocks roads. >> warren buffett is confirming that he is buying the coffee and doughnut change for $11 million. it's financed with 3 million from buffett's company. >> it will allow the company to move its base to canada to reduce the taxes. >> let's start with warren

buffet, why is he working with this deal? >> he feels they are good business people and he feels they can make money. so he is providing money to make it happen. it's an investment dole. >> he is a capitalist before he is a patriot, it's been said. >> he is a capitalist first. no doubt. >> why is he being criticized for many people it makes good business sense. >> we have a problem with our corporate tax code and it's widely agreed. american companies are moving off shore to reduce the tax bill. i'm not sure this is the case in the burger king deal. there's on other reasons to go. but it will reduce their tax bill, in other cases you have company buying smaller companies with a lower tax rate, so, there's a serious problem that needs to be addressed in washington and this is another symptom of it. >> and there's a potential backlash here right? the facebook page is complaining they are leaving the country.

>> walgreen's was in a similar situation and they backed off because they were afraid it would hurt their brand and customers. burger king faces expose or that. we will see how serious customers about boyitying burger king. >> is it a contradiction, i hear people talking about him doing this deal to save money on his taxes. >> he is said not going to pay more taxes than law requires. this is a perfectly legal deal. he is not violating the law. he is helping -- >> it's also interesting too that burger king said we are not moving, we are growing, this is ways to serve you better. will this serve you better? >> but they are moving okay? they are moving. >> is there anything that washington can do to stop the

deals? >> absolutely. i covered the last big corporate tax reform i won't put a date on it, it was a couple of decades ago. we don't have a government in washington that is capable of passing that kind of big complicated legislation. >> there's no consensus for it. >> they cannot make it happen. >> thank you. >> good to be here. >> a 15-year-old girl is the newest tennis star. she pulled off a stunning victory. the score, 6-1 -- few people saw it coming. >> she is ranked 1,208th in the world that number who should tell you why she was considered a long shot in her first match against the tournament's 12 seed. but she pulled off a major upset. >> and she is done it. >> american tennis is getting a

jolt from cc with a win in her thrilling u.s. open debut. >> what a life moment this is. >> she knocked off the senior player, who is a decade older than her. >> i went in to the match, you mow, thinking it was going to be such a great experience i never thought i would win. >> the last 15-year-old to win a match at the open was ana kornikova, and -- >> there was a 15-year-old that won today, i played here 15 years ago and she was able to win, so that is so awesome for american tennis. >> ashe is entering her sophomore year in high school as a number two ranked junior tennis player in the world. but bellis has only played in a

dozen pro level matches. after the match she rushed to do hug her family and supporters. she signed autographs for new fans and kept her feet firmly on the ground. >> i think i'm definitely going to stay an amateur right now, so keep my options open for college, in case something like an injury or something like that happens. i want to keep all my options open to be sure. i would love to be a pro one day. >> her dad said that she set ground rules he could not move or sigh or say anything, he watched from the stands like a statue. >> this is such a great story and in the paper this morning it said that her mom was so nervous that she waited in the hotel room. >> her mother was a great tennis player. >> one thing that was cool right at the end when things were on the line for her, she seemed to get better. she was fearless. >> she said that she got amped

by crowd. the cameras went over thereafter they realized she had a great match going and she enjoyed the attention. >> there's a surprise. cc, we like you. thank you, sharon and there's a grand slam celebration in chicago right now, the city's honoring the little league world series national champs they say this may be the longest parade in chicago history. that is great. ahead on "cbs this morning," the story was amazing, maybe too we are starting out with a whole lot of sunshine around the bay area this morning. overlooking san jose, we have mostly clear skies there. just a couple of patches of fog along the coastline. but high pressure now strengthening overhead. these next couple of days going to be the hottest days of the week at least away from the coastline. toward the beaches, still some patchy fog and a mix of sun

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richmond/san rafael bridge west of the toll plaza. you can see the backup now behind the pay gates. it's pretty extensive. and there's the latest tweet right now from "kcbs traffic" westbound 580. again just past the toll plaza chp is rolling to the scene right now. also, we had an earlier crash at hospital curve. northbound 101, traffic is very slow still from candlestick, everything mass transit-related is on time. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." here's lawrence. >> clouds some of that along the coastline right now a few patches inside the bay and some in the north bay valleys. looks like clouds breaking up along the coastline. high pressure dominating our weather and way from the immediate coast going to get hot inland. 90s showing up in some of the valleys. 70s and 80s inside the bay. a cool 60s toward the coastline. another hot one tomorrow. then cooling down slightly as we head toward the weekend.

called prime-time emmy award live. lies. this will be interesting. take a look. ♪ >> i can assure you we didn't expect it at all. >> this is such a surprise. >> this didn't occur to me. >> i'm profoundly surprised. ♪ >> i think sometimes they're surprised, don't you? >> i do. >> they're actors. >> that's true sharyn they're actors, you're right. welcome back to "cbs this morning." charlie and norah are off. sharyn alfonsi, you see, has joined us at the table once again. good to see you as always. coming up this half hour if you know anything about the

burning man festival in nevada this may come as a surprise. it's now playing host to private chef s jets gourmet chefs, and sherpas. are they playing with fire? >> no means no but one state could redefine consensual sex among college students. ricky rickykky klieman has defended sexual assault cases. she'll show you. that's ahead. the chief of the international monetary fund is under formal investigation this morning. french authorities are questioning christine lagarde in a corruption case. they want to know her role in a $530 million payment back in 2008 to a businessman who supported french president nicolas sarkozy. lagarde served as his finance minister at the time.

93 health care facilities are being investigated by the v.a.'s inspector general. the justice department and fbi are also joining this probe. at issue, whether workers at v.a. centers who falsified scheduling records were getting in the way of investigators. the "new york post" says senator marko rubio is hinting at another government shutdown. the florida republican says congress could try and stop president obama's immigration reforms by blocking funding in the federal budget. lawmakers return from summer recess on september 8th. after that they'll have ten working days to agree on a budget or risk a shutdown. the "new york post" says malaysia airlines have turned into flying ghost towns. twitter user ping said thank you to the airline, adding the extra space is quote, an amazing surprise. and user ruslan kogan tweeted this picture of the bare rehn

check-in line an hour before his flight. the important of brand trust and values. >> and the "los angeles times" says the university of southern california is investigating star football player josh shaw. we first brought you this story on tuesday. as ben tracy reports, usc wants to know if shaw really injured himself in an act of heroism or if he's telling a lie. >> reporter: usc quarterback josh shaw is in a position he knows well on the defense. after practice tuesday the coach said the school is investigating claims that shaw's story of saving his nephew is not true. >> i only know what i know and josh is adamant with what occurred and we'll continue to vet some of the other stories that have come across our desk and across our phones. >> reporter: shaw says he spanked both of his ankles saturday jumping from a second-story balcony to save his 7-year-old nephew who cannot

swim. he was called a hero. but usc now has received several phone calls condra digting thiz story. >> reporter: does the story seem to be adding up? >> no. >> i've been told from people within the program they've heard there was possibility a domestic incident involved his girlfriend at her apartment and that's how he got hurt and he didn't want that to be known publicly so then he create add cover story. >> reporter: the los angeles police department tells "cbs this morning" there was a reported burglary at shaw's girl frernld's apartment and a man marching shaw's description was seen leaving through a balcony window but he is not named as a suspect in their investigation. >> life doesn't always work out the way you plan. >> reporter: at the student athlete commencement ceremony this spring shaw spoke about transferring from the university of florida to usc so he could help his family during a health crisis. >> finally i can give back to my

parents who have always given us so much. >> josh shaw, first and foremost, is a good person a good kid. i have no reason no history to not believe josh and his story and what has occurred. >> reporter: josh shaw will not be on the field saturday for usc's first game. in fact, his entire season is now in jeopardy. for "cbs this morning," ben tracy, los angeles. >> listen. i know the investigation is still under way, but it's so disappointing that this story could be tainted this way. >> he's a great player and a really good kid. his coaches really really think a lot of him. i hope this straightens itself out. >> what a story to make up. aye-yi-yi. moving on. >> we do want to talk to you from usc. we turn to a story that could affect colleges all around california. the state is the first on track to become the first in the nation for the so-called yes means yes standard for sexual assaults on campus. a bill headed for a final vote

in the california senate would change the definition of con isn't it. cbs news analyst rickykki klieman is with us to bring us up to date on exactly what this means. we all know what no means no means. what does yes means yes mean? >> it's an affirmative action on the part of the person who believes they're being sexually advanced upon. exclusively a woman, but it could also be a man. what happens here is the yes must be affirmative, unambiguous, and indeed conscious. >> with each other,ry rikki? >> in essence, yes. >> you enforce that how? >> that's the problem. on the one side look we like the idea that we're out there protecting women. we like what has happened, learning from the department of education that said 55 schools absolutely do not investigate, do not have the appropriate sexual assault policies in

motion. so we're trying to protect women. on the other side of that is how do you enforce it. we're talking about disciplinary hearings at a school where we're looking at men and women, obviously where there's alcohol or drugs involved, those are the women who really need the protection here. >> this shifts the burden though, doesn't it rikki? it's not about saying no now. man has to get a yes. >> a man has to get a yes and that's part of the problem. also what happens at the disciplinary hearings is the standard of proof is. of the preponder ererance of the evidence. we want to protect williamomen. at the same time we want to look at the rights of women.

and in the same situation where there's no drugs or alcohol, where do the scales tip? enforce built is going to be the question. >> very interesting. thank you very much. a california teen who was the most seriously injured of last weekend's napa valley earthquake is telling his story for the first time. nick lal dillon was having a sleepover with his friends in family living room when the 6.0 earthquake happened. a fireplace collapsed on his back and shattered his pelvis. >> i felt the first jolt of the earthquake. i spun around started calling to get to the door and just as i put my right knee on the floor the chimney collapsed on my back. if i wouldn't have moved, they would have collapsed on my face. if i would have been sleeping i would have had several injuries to my face or been dead. >> the doctor says he'll be in

the wheelchair for six months. he says his goal is four months. we hope he gets there. they're being embraced by some of the wealthiest people in the world. michelle miller is with us. >> it's usually considered luxuries, but now the finer things are coming to the desert. we'll show you how some worry it could leave the event in ruins. that's next on "cbs this morning." ♪ ♪ ♪here i am. rock you like a hurricane♪

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facebook and elan musk of tesla motors. "new york times" columnist says many see burning man as a networking opportunity. >> they're going with the hopes of trying to meet entrepreneurs that have successful startups and befriending them with the eventual goal of being able to invest in those companies. >> some long-time attendees are shaking their hands. burning man is place where money is frowned upon. nothing can be bought or sold. everything is shared. revelers usually sleep in modest camps or temps, but the techies with artist bow home yums often arrive in jets stay in good dwellings, eat meals made by gourmet chefs and have sherpas taking care of their needs.

>> rather than going to a bartender bartender, you go up to a sherpa. >> they actually welcome the influx of wealthy participants. they say silicon valley philanthropy fund it. the co-founder spoke to charlie rose in march. >> then people from that industry became piling in to the event. then they said they're going to ruin it. but they said every migration is going to ruin it but it just enriches the viernts you know. >> critics say embracing silicon valley, burning man has essentially jumped the shark. some have started competing festivals where attendees must set up their own shelters and are banned from using thse sherpas. > i ask you michelle what's wrong with the gourmet chef. you lose me with the frolicking nakedness snow all of a sudden it's interesting to me.

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students in napa are headed back to school today. cr ning good morning, everyone. it's 7:56. i'm michelle griego. students in napa are headed back to school today. crews spent the morning cleaning up debris from sun's quake. schools have become a drop-off point for some of that debris. stone bridge charter near the epicenter will be closed until next week. bart is back in full operation after big problems near the pleasant hill station. a wheel somehow fell off a train and damaged the tracks yesterday evening on the pittsburg-bay point line. repair work wrapped up this morning. san francisco police are looking for the people involved in a shootout near the powell street bart station. it happened just before 8:00 last night. one person was rushed to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment.

good morning. we have a new crash in walnut creek. southbound 680 anytime soon, you're going to be stuck in a backup. in the southbound lanes, the accident approaching the 24 interchange and it is pretty backed up on southbound 242, as well. that earlier crash through the richmond/san rafael bridge has traffic stacked up heading through the pay gates. slow from at least canal and it's even slow all across the span but that accident has been cleared. and westbound 237 silicon valley drivers stuck in this right now leaving milpitas. that is "kcbs traffic." here's lawrence. >> all right. we have a lot of sunshine come coming today. in fact, less cloud cover to start the day, look at that. san francisco already blue skies there. away from the coastline, these temperatures are going to start to get hot today. in fact, 90s expected this afternoon. about 91 in livermore. 81 in san jose. and 71 in san francisco.

♪ good morning to our viewers in the west. it's wednesday, august 27th 2014. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead including what is next for napa winemakers after this week's earthquake. but first a look at today's "eye-opener at 8:00.." >> i had no idea so much effort was being extended on my behalf. i am so overwhelmed by emotion. >> and then he died fighting for isis. >> a deadly accident in arizona. a 9-year-old girl was learning to fire an uzi. >> and hurricane marie kicked up

a 10-foot high surf. >> and a high school sophomore pulled off a major upset. >> burger king faces exposure on that. we will see how serious customers are about boycotting burger king. and usc wants to know if he injured himself in an act of terrorism or if he is telling a lie. embracing silicon valley's burning man has jumped the shark. >> what is wrong with a gourmet chef? this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 is sponsored by panera i am gayle king. i am now picturing frolicking

naked. charlie and norah are off today. moving along. and thanking everybody from the negotiators that freed him to the flight attendants that welcomed him home. >> the freelance reporter was held in syria for nearly two years. curtis told reporters minutes ago outside his mother's house that he is overwhelmed by the response to his homecoming. >> total strangers have been coming up to me and saying hey, we are glad you are home welcome home glad you are back and glad you are safe. good to see you. i suddenly remember how good the american people are and what they have in their hearts and to all of those people, i say a huge thank you from the bottom of my heart.

>> curtis also thanked what he called hundreds of brave and determined people that worked for his release. he said he had no idea about that effort until he was set free. bob mcdonnell is done testifying. he stands firm saying he and his wife gave no special treatment to a wealthy businessman. soon a jury will determine if that is the truth. nancy, good morning. >> court is back in session this morning for what could be the final day of arguments. yesterday the prosecution rapped up a brutal cross examination. >> as he left the courthouse he said exercise and god helped him get through a total of 24 hours on the witness stand. >> glad i had a couple days to be able to tell the truth and tell our view of the case. >> mcdonald testified that friendship motivated the businessman to give him $177,000 worth of gifts, but assistant

u.s. attorney questions their closeness, producing e-mails and notes where he misspells his name. they got to know williams when they moved into the governor's mansion, but within a year he would be hosting them for a vacation on cape cod the same weekend he flew their daughter down to florida to stay in one of his homes. williams who owns stars scientific made a 50,000 loan to them, and there was an e-mail saying the gov wants to get this going, referring to clinical trials williams was seeking. and he says he never saw the note from his wife but she wrote it when he was next to her

in the limousine. he said the marriage has been rocky in the past ten years. >> i love my wife. i have known her 41 years. it's been a very, very difficult period. >> mcdonald told the jury yesterday that he let his life get out of balance and regretted taking all the gifts but he repeatedly insisted williams never asked him to promote his products in exchange. whether the jury believes him willing the key to the case. the beverly hills police department says it regrets detaining a man he thought was a bank robber. police confronted him because he matched a description. he was handcuffed and forced to sit on the sidewalk. he was held for six hours. on facebook he wrote, all

because i was misidentified as the wrong tall bald-headed black man that fit the description. last night's march for brown was peaceful. reseptember violence in the city delayed the start of the school year by nearly two weeks. and it will take a while to return to normal. >> reporter: good morning. parents here in ferguson are welcoming the sense of normalcy that the school year brings them and their children and while the kids may not be happy about the homework it gives them a much-needed break about this week's week okay's chaos. >> i thought we all were going to miss the bus. i was like on the first day of school we're going to be late. >> classes across ferguson began this week after nightly violent

protests caused deofficials to delay the opening. >> you have to be wise and we had to hope with it for things to ease up. >> reporter: life is beginning to return to normal. >> things are getting back on course. thank god for that. when i see that smile i know everything is fine. >> reporter: she joined 11,000 other students for the start of school. >> my students had a very normal first day back. a lot of laughs. a lot of smiles. >> reporter: murdoch, along with all 2,000 staff attended a training session on identifying a traumatized child and ways to help. >> i think it starts here and it has to carry out into the community. >> one, two, three! >> the south berkeley bulldogs,

playing football was a way to escape the chaos around them. >> it's a way to get your mind off the stuff, and sometimes you want to be at practice while everything is going on. >> it's a single of strength for the community. >> the team was forced to train in a local park. but now school is open, and for coach brown and his players, there's no place like home. >> we love ferguson and our eurpb environment, and we're happy to be back at home. it's good to visit, but it's good to be home. >> the bulldogs say having their field back should help with morale. you can see behind me the memorial to brown. perhaps things are getting back to normal here. and the nba legend returned some love last night. michael jordan was a special

guest in the box at the u.s. open. he admits he knows nothing about tennis but the two got together to recently design a new tennis shoe. >> jordon enjoyed this one in the back. later in the match, he was caught off guard again. hear what he says when he noticed jordon in the stands. >> you are not on my team tonight. he's just wearing my shoes. >> he pointed his racket and screamed i want to be like mike. >> mike seemed embarrassed. >> don't you think how cool it must be for roger, the post you have of michael jordan when you are growing up and then there he is cheering you on. and then ahead, consumer

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in our morning rounds the brain/gut connection. if you ever felt anxious you might say to yourself i've got butterflies, i can feel them. but groundbreaking tests show it might change your brain. we could alter our mood and behavior. the new research might transform the way we understand and treat a variety of mental health issues. our dr. holly phillips is here to explain what this all means. right before the commercial break she said this is a big deal because most people don't see a connection between your brain and your belly. >> right. it is a big deal. it's an exploding research.

basically our gut -- intestine, we refer to as our gut, is our second brain. it has millions of neurons and it has more neural transmitters that has sayre tony that affects our mood. it has more than the brain itself. you know if you've ever felt emotionally upset, you feel it in your stomach, whether it's butterflies, nausea or stomach cramps. researchers are now honing in on the fact it's a two-way street. if your digestive system is upset, you may feel it in your brain, it may be mental illness or pressure. >> i find i have different conversations. one tell ms. e to do one thing. one tells me to do the other. can you boost good bacteria to essentially help your stomach and misbalance? >> you know anthony, i think that's why we think it's all a good idea. we've heard of probiotics.

intestines have hundreds of bacteria in it good bacteria. it's bun shown to balance out our nervous system. new research shows that by keeping that in check, it can improve our mood, lower stress hormones and may be able to play a role in preventing disorders raich ocd and anxiety. that's why we're honing in on it. >> what about antibiotics? >> right, sharyn. anti-by ottics kill boejt the good and bad bacteria. we're taking too many. it's in our soaps, our cleaning supplies. and that overcleanly rns has been linked with illnesses like allergies, as ma and now we're run doerring whether it may play a role with mental illness as well. >> what essentially should we do this early? >> it's a little too early to

trade our prozac for probiotics. more fruit, vegetables, and whole grains. stay tuned. this is a big air afterof research. >> it always seemed to go back to the diet. nobody says eat more cupcakes. >> i'll say it today, just today. >> all right. >> dr. holly phillips, thanks so much. >> it's a world famous job with 10,000 job on the line. see how napa valley wine country is pouring everything it can after this weekend's powerful earthquake. that's next on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: cbs morning rounds sponsored by purrinapurina. your pet, our passion. ♪

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three days after the napa valley earthquake the wine country wants to let you know. how they're helping one another. >> reporter: from the napa valley wine train it's full steam ahead after they stopped service for two day. she didn't want to miss the train. >> one of the things we really liked was to see how things were

opened for business. we feel safe and i'm glad we decided to come. >> this is a busy time in the valley. after the quake sunday morning many tourists were suddenly unsure about their travel plans. >> didn't worry you coming to napa where the epicenter of it was. >> we were worried, whether our resort would be okay and whether we'd get to any of the vineyards. >> the vineyards are a big draw for the tourists. they come here to napa valley spending $4.5 billion. here violet has been reassuring friends and customers. >> from sunday morning between the e-mails and the phone calls and the texts, everybody's been so worried not just about us but about the wine. >> reporter: after a minor cleanup, their tasting room is open and ready to serve. >> come visit.

buy our wine. that's the best way you can enjoy it. >> reporter: it's undisturbed. >> the quake didn't shake off the vine. >> i wish it would. it would be cheaper to harvest them. >> reporter: they're already referring to this year's wine as the earthquake vintage. for "cbs this morning," john blackstone napa california. >> i like when eek numberic recovery involves buying wine zmoo yes. i like it. come buy our wines, you can help. >> you can be a patriot and buy wine. >> she's going have a lot of teenagers. you can order nearly anything online these days. you know that one stop shop to help you find a house of worship ahead on "cbs this morning."

'napa valley unified' are open this morning. engineers buildings out, and good morning, everyone. it's 8:25. time for news headlines. most schools in napa valley unified school district are open this morning. engineers say they are safe except stone bridge charter near the epicenter, which will be closed until next week. >> the san francisco woman known for trying to sneak on to passenger planes was arrested again. police at sky harbor airport in phoenix say marilyn hartman was loitering at a security check month. earlier this month she got on a plane at san jose airport. she was sentenced to 177 days in jail, released after a few days behalf us overcrowding. stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment.

good morning. we have some big delays now along the peninsula. southbound 101 at whipple, so it was at redwood city just reported as a solo car crash but now we are hearing up to 10 cars may be involved. other little crashes behind it. so again, you can see all those delays along southbound 101. they start around san mateo and clear out a little bit approaching some of the redwood city exits or past whipple.

here's a live look at 880 in oakland. there was a crash approaching hegenberger. looks like that is cleared to the shoulder. but the drive time is still backed up between 238 and the maze. in walnut creek, southbound 680 very heavy still coming into walnut creek because of an earlier crash near 24. that's traffic. here's lawrence. a lot more sunshine already around the bay area. high pressure now building overhead going to be a great day out there. you will see a lot of sunshine right now over our mount vaca cam. many of the valleys already plenty of sunshine even into the bay. high pressure strengthening overhead today. that is going to send the temperatures soaring away from the coast. in fact, starting to get a little hot outside. we're looking at 91 in livermore. about 90 in concord. 81 beautiful and sunny in san jose. 76 and sunshine in oakland. about 71 and also sunny into san francisco. tomorrow should be another hot one inland. cool temperatures with 60s toward the coastline. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save.

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welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour 50 years ago today mary poppins floated onto our screens and made raising kids look oh so easy. jamie wax shoes us why it takes more than a spoonful of suge to make the medicine go down these days. when do you turn to the intertell go find a church? a new church wants to make that happen and congregations are anxious to get that to happen. that's ahead. the takes a look at a tragedy. they tell our omaha affiliate

that the crew person has unfortunately died. the shooting happened when police showed up during an apparent robbery at a wendy's. the suspect was shot and killed. it's not clear whose bullet hit the cop's employee. american airlines pulled its fares off travlg websites by orbitz. its sister carey will also leave on monday all because of a battle over flees. the website is already spreading the word, you won't find our fares on orbitz. the tash rohr group isis became a problem for two florida developers. they were planning a building isis downtown. that refers to an anxious egyptian building. now they call it 333 downtown. >> probably a good idea. the homeless man that was

featured on mt sr. mooeps moouf awarding. she wanted to raise awareness of homelessness. it turns out he has a criminal past. now he's wanted on a violation. the conversation should be about ending homelessness. >> labor day weekend will be about barbecues and for manies car deals. it's about cash back and low interest rates. that can translate to more than $5,000 in savings if you know what to look for. consumer reports mike quincy is here to reveal how to find the best bargains. good morning. >> good morning. >> i have 207,000 miles on my car spent chugging in for ten years. i'm looking for a deal. >> we just talked about that. >> guess what he said anthony? he said cars can last 200,000

miles. >> still going. changing the oil and you're all set. >> labor day is a great way to look for a deal while. is that? >> people driving 10 12-year-old cars. forget it. my car can't even talk to my phone. i don't have bluetooth or anything, giesh tot go out and gret a new car. also the 2015 models are coming into the new dealers. they're getting rid of 2014s. >> there are lots of potentials for sales. >> where, where, where? where are the sales? >> the chrysler 300, great v8 engine great v 6 engine lots of luxury and room inside. you can get potentially 15% off. it flies under the radar. people don't realize just how good the 300 is. >> you also like the ford fusion and hyundai? >> oh, yeah. the fugue is a nice family

sedan. monnest european-like driving. handling, sorry. >> it's nice looking. we rented one in california this past weekend. nice looking. >> 10% off off. 30 miles per gallon. the elantra is one of those cars, gramt first car for a first-time car buyer. did well on consumer report tests. 21 miles per gallon. really, check out the alanelantra. this is a good deal. >> what are you thinking that's not so great? >> some include the mitsubishi mirage about $12,000 to $15,000. we'd say by a yulted car. >> they just nailed this one in. >> i'm surprised you have a

subaru on a don't buy list. >> ford has a lot. they put out a hybrid version. it only produced about 2 miles per gallon more. 28 miles per gallon isn't bad but for $3 extra,000 this isn't great effort by supe rue. it's a rare time we don't love supe rues don't work out. >> all right. thanks. anthony, it's time. whether it's the bible, koran or torah, for centuries they have worked to get the word out. now congress is working on technology to get that out there. elaine, good morning. >> good morning. twitter use instagram for a variety of reasons and these days social media is playing a big role in the world of religion. one new website is hoping to

create floerls in fash of worshippers. what while growing up his christian faith was always a big part of his life i went baseball and went to church. >> after he moved to new york he was frustrated with the challenge of finding a congregation on his own. >> there are dozens of sites to help you find a doctor restaurant vacation but no good site that helps you find a place of worship. >> so he quit his corporate job and started faith street. a website directory for churches across the country. churches create profiles and wandering soils can see those and look at times. coughlin hopes they are then insfiered to show up. >> helping people engage with those communities more deeply rather than helping them experience those communities online. >> why does it matter to you so much. >> >> just in my life i've seen

the power of faith bases skmiept. >> reporter: faith street started with 500 churches in new york. toid it involved them across states and even mexico. they use a mobile app that allows followers to tithe online. >> technology has always had a really important role to play and the flourishing of faith, whether it's the printing press printing the bible or billy graham. >> sometimes there's 10 to 15 sometimes there's more. she hopes fagts street will help attract people. >> if your church can't be googled, for a lot of folks doesn't exist. >> his holiness the dalai lama

regularly imparts 140-character wisdom and pope francis tweets scenes on his travels on facebook. greg burke senior communications adviser to the vatican told "cbs this morning" we think it's great way to reach people and especially young people. >> he's a professor of religion at colombia university. he said faith street is part of a long relationship between ministry and markets. >> i would imagine that faith street would build itself as providing a service. that would distinguish them from churches that are not online and make them more readily easy. they're plugged in. >> coghlan says the goal of faith street is to help churches fulfill their mission. >> the idea that jesus had to go

in the world and preach the gospel is huge to us. we want to do that in a meaning way way. >> the new followers could inclulds any faint. >> that's interesting. if you're from a small town, you know what churches are in your community. it seems like something aimed toward cities. >> also people are hesitant. they don't want to necessarily have that kind of discussion with people and they're a little uncomfortable. people are searching. in is an opportunity, me says for them to duo and go that kind of homework. >> it's a phrase i never thought i'd hear. >> bit it's working. >> the nany gets it after julie andrews defined rolls what what

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didn't we love this movie? yeah. it's the 50th anniversary of "mary poppins," jamie wax shows us what's change far nannies and children since mary poppins arrived on the scene years ago. >> to middle america and beyond trends include more male nannies or nannies, more lower middle class families dipping into their pockets for individualized schield care and increase for nannies who can say supercalifragilistic- expialidocious in multiple languages. ♪ oh supercalifragilistic- expialidocious ♪ >> 28-year-old, she's also a real life nany. >> i had one 4-year-old on my back a 2-year-old on a scooter,

four bags and i thought, wow. here i am, you know and i did feel like a true mary poppins making it magically happen. >> reporter: she admits it's kwal parts starch and suge and employers demanding good education and long hours with those raising their children. >> we have families who need to make a living. both families work full days and so they really need an extra hand. >> kids, too, have become more demanding and a lot more nany-savvy. they are downright experts. what do you think people should look for when they're picking a nanny$ nanny. >> five stars. >> five stars? on the internet, is that what you're talking about, spencer? >> yeah. >> emma mclaughlin is a former nanny herself, famous for bringing mary poppins into the

forefront when she came up with the nanny diaries. she has strong opinions. >> your book made famous the teddy bear cam. >> yes. >> is there a teddy bear cam in your home? >> oh, god, no. i feel very passionately if you feel the need to videotape your nanny, it's indicative that something's gone wrong. >> let me ask you qualities about a nanny. you tell me if you thing it's important. >> strict. >> not important. >> fun. >> important. >> can make cake. >> important. >> okay. i see where you're going with this. >> who are you? >> i'm the new nanny. >> am i being replaced? >> today's nanny may not be a nanny at all. alan bach is one of the growing mannys in the network. >> what reaction do you get?

oh, really? i love that idea. sometimes they look confused. >> whether you're a mary poppins or lair poppins, pay remains an issue. as website's "funny or die" points out in this viral spoof. >> well isn't that just supercalifragilistic- expialidocious -- >> the average rate for nannies is 17 dollar. less than half get paid sick days and less than 13% get health ben fitzs. >> if your parents hired me as your nanny or manny, would you be happy? >> no. >> that is really hurtful. >> reporter: for her, what matters is making a difference. she thanks mary poppins for that. >> growing up on mary poppins, id did give me a little more confidence to be a little bit

more empowered and i think not let the kids run the ship. ♪ for a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down ♪ >> it's such hartsfield-jackson indelicate work and it's inspire inspiring that people are able to come out testify closet and take pride in that. >> now a spineful or organic agua i have. >> is stevia. >> just in case you think you sharpened your skills, 5% of nannies have a college degree and if you're job seeking look for family where one parent stays home with the nanny and they co-parent because those jobs actually pay more. >> i know that you're going through a lot with those kids. >> that right. >> a good child care person is worth their weight in gold. >> that's absolutely true. >> thanks. next the world's biggest food fight and tomorrow on "cbs

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good morning, it's 8:55. i'm michelle griego. time for some news headlines. students in napa are headed back to school today. crews spent the morning cleaning up debris from sunday's quake. schools have become a drop-off point for debris. stone bridge charter near the epicenter will be closed until next week. bart is back in full operation after big problems near the pleasant hill station. a wheel somehow fell off a train and damaged the tracks yesterday evening on the pittsburg-bay point line. repair work wrapped up early this morning. san francisco police are looking for the people involved in a shootout near the powell street bart station. it happened just before 8:00 last night. one person was rushed to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. now here's lawrence. >> we are going to start

cranking up the temperatures outside in the bay area. beautiful now with clear skies into san jose just patchy fog at the coastline. temperatures away from the beaches are going to start to get hot. in fact, a lot of these numbers going to soar as that ridge builds in today up in the 90s inland, about 90 concord, 91 livermore, 86 napa valley, 81 san jose, 71 degrees in san francisco. 60s toward the coastline. next couple days hot then cooling down slightly toward friday. more cooling some subtropical clouds coming our way over the weekend. we're going to check out your "kcbs traffic" when we come back.

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