ason today houston against the texans on kpix 5 at 5:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com good morning to our viewers in the west. it's thursday august 28th 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." destruction and rescues from wild waves in southern california. we're tracking severe weather across the country. hackers target america's largest bank and that might not be all. bob orr on the fbi investigation. and grandma abandoned at the airport. one airline's big-time customer service fail. but we begin with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> oh! just fell. >> that's a lifeguard house that collapsed into the ocean. >> powerful storms stir up swells of destruction. >> there is a hurricane in the atlantic. a tropical storm in the pacific.

>> lifting boats out of the water, tossing them like toys. >> mother of an american journalist held hostage by isis is pleading for his life. >> i want what every mother wants, to live to see her children's children. i plead with you to grant me this. >> the fbi and secret service are investigating data breaches at american banks, including jpmorgan chase. >> a tragic case of friendly fire. police say a crew member of the show "cops" was killed by an officer's bullet as they filmed a robbie. >> have you ever had an incident like this? >> there has been yet another one of those swatting episodes. an online gamer's video shows the moment armed officers burst through the office in littleton. >> get your hands up! >> josh shaw has been suspended indefinitely from the ucht sc football team. he lied about how he suffered his ankle injuries. >> angelina jolie and brad pitt are now husband and wife. a hollywood power couple tied

the knot saturday. >> all that -- >> and every radical islamist like you will be wiped off the face of the earth because you have no respect to women, you have no respect -- >> oh she got her racket caught in her hair. oh, my goodness. >> it almost took my head off. i decided to laugh. >> and all that matters. >> hello, friends. so good to see you. >> the women of friends back together at last at night. >> what happened to joey? where's chandler? they're not in the script. >> they're dead. >> on "cbs this morning." >> i'd like another drape. there we go. by the way, this is the only thing on cbs right now. >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs only dave can welcome to "cbs this morning." there is something else on. charlie rose and norah o'donnell

are off but we are in good hands because anthony mason is here and you look ready. >> they're off, we're on. >> we are very on. we begin with the weather where major storms are creating dangerous conditions along both coasts this morning. hurricane cristobal is causing deadly rip currents in the east. >> and tropical storm marie is battering southern california with gigantic waves. >> oh! oh! just fell. it just fell! >> overnight in malibu a historic lifeguard house that served as a backdrop in movies and tv shows collapsed into the ocean. teri okita is in seal beach where the big waves are still coming. teri, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and good morning to you here in the west. the waves have been spectacular. they're calming down but still dangerous with swells as high as 25 feet in some areas. that's led to more than 230 rescues since tuesday. one death is being investigated

as surf-related and the high-risk show isn't over yet. along the southern california coast, nature is treating wave watchers to a show unlike any they have ever seen. >> these guys getting crazy rides and people cheering on the beach. it's a good show for free. >> it's exciting to see this much surf. i don't think we've seen a swell like this in a decade or so. >> reporter: the massive waves were relentless from newport beach, where this boogie border was thrown sky high to catalina island, where two piers were destroyed and boats and vehicles were tossed ashore to malibu where water threatened multimillion dollar homes and damaged the pier. it's all because of tropical storm marie, 800 miles west of mexico's baja california peninsula. even surfers like laird hamilton couldn't resist caught in this video riding directly under the malibu pier. hamilton not only surfed he saved. he assisted in a rescue. >> his eyes were big and he was

appreciative that he was back on the land. >> reporter: one of hundreds that kept lifeguards busy up and down the coast. lifeguard jacob reed says he rescued one man caught in a powerful current. >> he was panicked he was very scared. he said i went in way too far over my head. >> reporter: bulldozers were called in to beach up the shoreline and protect expensive beach homes. thousands of spectators stayed out of the water, but not necessarily out of harm's way, snapping pictures dangerously close to the crashing waves. >> the surge comes up it wraps around the back of them and then can pull them back out to the water, out to sea. >> reporter: the seal beach pier behind me is closed until safety inspectors can get in and check it and give it the all clear to reopen. as for the high surf it's expected to last until at least tomorrow late afternoon, maybe early evening, and then it will die down making the beach much

safer for beachgoers through the long holiday weekend. >> thanks, teri. it will be another day of high surf along the east coast as hurricane cristobal passes far offshore. in ocean city maryland an 18-year-old swimmer from virginia drowned in a rip current wednesday. the beach patrol saved dozens of people. and big hail hit limon, colorado, that's southeast of denver. millions could see more severe weather there today. meteorologist megan glaros of our cbs station wbbm is tracking the storms. >> good morning, and good morning to our viewers in the west. marie may just be a tropical storm at this point but big waves will still be a factor across portions of southern california today. we are looking at 10 to 15 foot breakers especially across portions of los angeles and ventura counties. coastal flooding will be a factor and any south and southeast- facing beaches will be

the hardest hit. there could be isolated sets with 20-foot breakers from marie that should begin to subside going into friday. the high temperature in las vegas today, 101 degrees. 90 in los angeles. 76 degrees in seattle. and if you're heading into the center part of the country, watch out for the potential for flooding from the great plains today working into the great lakes as we move into the labor day weekend. gayle, anthony? >> megan, thanks. reports this morning say computer hackers may have hit several major american banks. the security breach apparently exposed account numbers at jpmorgan chase. bob orr is in washington where the fbi is on the case. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, these latest cyber attacks happened earlier this month and apparently were aimed at stealing checking and savings account information from a number of major u.s. banks, including jpmorgan. law enforcement sources tell us the fbi and secret service now are working to determine the overall scope of this breach, which apparently involved a series of coordinated attacks.

it's not clear at the moment how much data may have been taken. a report by bloomberg says the attacks appear to be the work of sophisticated russian cyber thieves, well beyond the capability of amateur hackers. and reports suggest the data theft may be in retaliation for recent u.s. financial sanctions on russia. while the targeted banks are not confirming these specific attacks, a spokesman for jpmorgan gave us the following statement. companies of our size unfortunately experience cyber attacks nearly every day. we have multiple layers of defense to counteract any threats and constantly monitor fraud levels. to this point jpmorgan has not seen any unusual fraud activity. the fbi is not commenting. gayle. >> thank you, bob. wee hearing from the first time from the family of steven sotloff, an american prisoner in syria threatened with death. in a message released yesterday, his mother begs the leader of isis to set her son free. margaret brennan is tracking developments from the state department and she joins us this

morning. margaret, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and good morning to our viewers in the west. the video produced by the sotloff family was released in both arabic and in english around the world. it's an 11th hour plea for help since all u.s. efforts and other diplomatic channels failed. >> i am shirley sotloff. my son, steven is in your hands. >> reporter: the mother of kidnapped journalist steven sotloff made an impassioned video plea for help. >> we want to see him home safe and sound and to hug him. >> reporter: steven sotloff has been held captive by isis since last august but the world first saw his face last week. that's when isis released this video showing the beheading of fellow journalist james foal owe. the same executioner threatened to kill sotloff next unless the u.s. calls off air strikes in iraq. on wednesday his mother directly addressed the isis leader an bu

bakr al baghdadi and begged for his mercy. >> i want what every mother wants, to see her children's children. >> our thoughts and prayers are with mr. sotloff's family at this very difficult and trying time. >> reporter: another american hostage, peter theo curtis was released on sunday. he was reunited with his mother at boston's logan airport on wednesday after 22 months of captivity in syria. >> i had no idea that so much effort was being expendinged on my behalf. >> reporter: curtis had been held by a different terror group known at jubhat al nusra. outside his mother's house in cambridge, massachusetts, on wednesday, he told reporters how thankful he was to be free. >> i suddenly remember how good the american people are and what kindness they have in their hearts, and to all those people i say a huge thank you from my heart, from the bottom of my

heart. >> reporter: as for the three other americans still being held by isis it's not clear whether that group is motivated by ransom or the pr strategic value that comes from holding americans hostage. >> margaret thank you. we're learning this morning about another american reportedly killed in syria's civil war. u.s. officials say they're trying to confirm the report but friends and family say a man from the minneapolis area died last weekend fighting with isis forces in syria of the the man came from the same region as 33-year-old douglas mccain, who also was killed last weekend fighting alongside isis. back in may, another american from florida carried out a suicide bombing in northern syria. a sister of the boston marathon bombing suspect is due in court next month after being arrested for an alleged bomb threat of her own. ailina tsarnaev turned herself in to new york police yesterday.

she is charged with aggravated harassment. she allegedly threatened to bomb a woman who was romantically involved with her boyfriend. a new refined search is in the works for missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the boeing 777 vanished over the indian ocean in march with 239 people aboard. investigators now say the jet may have left its course earlier than thought. they're bringing in a dutch company to conduct a new massive underwater search. it will start next month and could last a year at a cost of about $50 million. this morning ukraine's president says russian troops are in ukrainian territory. the russians and heavily armed separatists are advancing down the coast of eastern ukraine. our u.s. ambassador to ukraine wrote on twitter that an increasing number of russian troops are fighting in ukrainian territory. overnight city officials in donetsk say 11 people were killed. ukrainian forces are retreating. this new offensive appears to be aimed at creating a land link

between the crimean coastline and russia. a texas father accused in a revenge killing is free this morning. he was acquitted of murder charges after prosecutors argued he shot to death a drunk driver who had killed his two sons. man well bojorquez say prosecutors had a weak case. >> reporter: it all came down to evidence and in the end the prosecution did not have enough to convince the jury that david barajas pulled the trigger in an act of revenge. they also could not overcome the sympathy many felt for the father's loss. david barajas who was facing life in prison walked out of court with his wife by his side. prosecutors argued the suburban houston man shot and killed a drunk driver after his two sons were hit on a roadside near their home. the jury disagreed. >> i give all the honor and glory to god. >> reporter: the 32-year-old

cried when the not guilty verdict was read. the jury deliberated for less than three hours. >> it's a weight off my back. >> reporter: the couple witnessed the death of their sons in december 2012. the family was driving down a dark rural texas road when their truck ran out of gas. 12-year-old david jr. and 11-year-old caleb got out to push. >> sometimes i wish we would have all been taken together but there's no going back. i have to live with the fact and my husband has to live with the fact that we did let our kids off that truck. >> reporter: they were less than 100 yards from their home when 20-year-old jose banda jr., who was drunk, plowed into them. tests later showed that banda's blood alcohol concentration was twice the legal limit. he was shot in the head. >> i respect the jury system. >> reporter: the district attorney insisted investigators correctly pointed the finger at barajas and that the actual killer was not at large. >> the sheriff's department did a fabulous job. i think circumstantial evidence

cases will always be difficult. >> reporter: while barajas says he is not sure who killed jose banda, his attorney called it an unsolved crime. >> so we're not sure who killed mr. banda, but somebody killed mr. banda and it wasn't mr. barajas. >> reporter: banda's family did not speak after the verdict. there was little physical evidence tying barajas to the killing. ammunition and a holster for the type of gun used in the murder were found in the barajas family home but the gun used was not found. gayle. >> thank you manuel. a tv crew recording an episode of "cops" documented the death of their own sound man when they got caught up in a police shootout in omaha. jim axelrod is here with how the reality show production turned very tragic. jim, good morning. >> good morning. investigators say it was police gunfire that actually killed the crew member. the suspect, it turned out, was only armed with a pellet gun, but police say it looked like the real thing. >> suspect wearing a black

hoodie, white bandana. >> reporter: it was supposed to be just another episode of the long-running tv show "cops." >> cops is filled on location with the men and women of law enforcement. >> reporter: a production crew embedded with omaha police was at the scene as three officers responded to a robbery in progress at this wendy's. >> the witnesses described hearing the suspect's handgun being fired and seeing the slide recoil with the shots. >> reporter: omaha's chief of police says the suspect, a parolee with a long criminal history, was armed with a type of pellet gun that looks and sounds like an actual firearm. >> it became a chaotic scene. the cameraman made his way into the eating area and was able to get down and hold the camera up. >> reporter: police released these images from the cameraman's foot annual showing how the crew's audio supervisor bryce dion got caught in the crossfire. >> when they encountered the suspect and gunfire ensued and it's a very traumatic video, the officers are returning fire.

bryce is in that vestibule and gets struck by a round. >> we've got a "cops" cameraman hit, white male. he's not conscious. he's slightly breathing. >> reporter: dion a seven-year veteran of "cops" was wearing a bulletproof vest but was hit in an unprotected area and died. >> "cops" truly is a reality show. it's not manipulated, it's not managed, it's not staged it's real and it happens as it happens. >> reporter: the robbery suspect was also shot and killed. omaha's police chief says the officers involved are on the standard paid administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation. >> jim axelrod, thanks jim. a disturbing hoax with roots in virtual reality becomes all too real in a colorado town familiar with gun violence. michelle miller shows us the latest result of a scam called swatting. >> reporter: wednesday morning, jordan mathewson was live

streaming while playing a video game called counter strike. he plays a gunman on a mission to take down imaginary terrorists. >> they're clearing rooms. what in the world? >> reporter: but the fantasy quickly became a reality as mathewson himself became a target of police. >> get your hands up! get your hands up! >> get on the ground. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams burst into the office their weapons drawn and aimed at him. police ordered him to the ground and placed the gamer in handcuffs. local schools and businesses were on lockdown for more than an hour. after finding no threat police realized the 911 call was a prank known as s.w.a.t.ing. it's when someone reports a fake emergency causing police s.w.a.t. teams to respond to the scene. law enforcement says there's nothing funny about it. >> as you can tell there's a lot of resources here so a lot of taxpayer dollars going to work here. it's incredibly dangerous.

>> reporter: they have also targeted hollywood celebrities, including justin bieber ashton kutcher, and the kardashians. >> there isn't just one car that goes to this it may be 10 cars it may be 20 cars. this is not a game this is real life. you are taking real resources away from people that need them. >> reporter: and after the incident matheson tweeted with other users about the prank so it was unclear if he was anticipating the s.w.a.t. team but littleton police are saying they are still investigating. >> thank you michelle. it is now 7:19. ahead on "cbs this morning," the grandmother forgotten by an we are starting out with a few more clouds around the bay area this morning into dublin we go. we have some patchy fog there early on. but by the afternoon, lots of sunshine. and starting to get hot in some of the valleys. high pressure still sitting overhead. it will likely pick up a little subtropical moisture and bring it into our skies as early as

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this morning she reportedly good thursday morning, everyone. it's 7:26. i'm frank mallicoat. here are the headlines we're following. a woman died at burning man early this morning. she reportedly fell underneath a bus. the investigation still in its early stages? >> the victim's identity has not been released just yet. burning man is happening in nevada's black rock desert and runs through the labor day weekend. damage from sunday's quake estimated at some $300 million. and that's just private homes and businesses in the city of napa. the estimate does not include public buildings or the infrastructure for the town. more than half of the broken water lines have been fixed but almost 500 customers still don't have running waters. traffic and weather coming up right after the break.

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chp telling us a couple of accidents out of san leandro are cleared. all lanes are open. we still could see some flashing lights though approaching 98th. you can see it too if you check out the upper right-hand corner of your screen but all lanes are open. we had two separate accidents. one at 98th blocking an area for a while and one at davis. both accidents are cleared. look at the backups. extending out of san leandro. bay bridge backed up through the macarthur maze. with the forecast, here's lawrence. all right. we are starting out with a little more fog around the bay area this morning. lots of sunshine in the afternoon, temperatures going to be hot in the valleys. you will see some 80s and some 90s inland today. 70s and 80s inside the bay. becoming mostly sunny, patchy fog some 70s out toward the coastline. cooler with subtropical moisture coming our way toward friday and saturday.

cheer up. it's always like you say, so no one told you life is going to be this way. >> are you really really -- your job's a joke you're broke, your love life's doa. >> don't, don't, don't do this. >> no, but it's like you're always stuck in second gear. >> when it has. been your day, your week your month or even your year. >> yeah. >> but -- >> i'll be there for you. >> thank you, rachel. >> uh-huh. >> and that's why we're all "friends." >> very clevl jimer jimmy kimmel because we all know it's the

"friends" theme. they're doing it for a month. welcome back to "cbs this morning." charlie and norah are off. guess what vinita nair and anthony mason join us. you know each other. >> every saturday morning. >> i can see people what day is it? it's still thursday. we begin this half hour with a grandmother's unscheduled circumstance hours. the airline forgot to wheel her to a plane at major airport and things went downhill from there. plus senator kirsten gillibrand thinks her colleagues say the wrong thing. she had a baby took it off and now she shares what men said about her body that's ahead. "usa today" looks at some unusual wedding photos. an israeli couple posed for theirs on the gaza border with the backdrop and army staging area. the perfects were taken during

the latest cease-fire that began tuesday.

ighter jets were called to escort a passenger plane that took off from toronto headed for cuba. two female passengers on the flight became unruly. the two may have had a lot of their duty-free alcohol in the lavatory. then they lit a cigarette and set off the fire alarm and were -- >> have you ever been in bathroom with another person inside the plane? >> i'm not answering that gayle. >> vinita? >> i also plead the fifth. a girl shot and killed a man who was helping her with an uzi submachine gun.

they will file no charges in this case. critics say they cannot believe the shooting was allowed to happen. >> we have to keep that held in otherwise the gun won't fire okay? >> these 27 seconds of video have ignited a controversy about children using guns. parents of 59-year-old girl captured their daughter accidentally losing control while firing an uzi and killing her instructor charles baca. bullets & burger the popular shooting range where the accident occurred allows children as young as 8 to fire guns including powerful automatic weapons as long as a parent or instructor is present, and children in most states are legally allowed to fire any type of gun while supervised. but should they be? dan gros from the brady campaign to prevent gun violence says no. >> i think most people would net out it does not make sense to have a 9-year-old having access like that to a machine gun.

>> reporter: accidents have happened before. in 2008 an 8-year-old accidentally killed himself while fires an uzi during a gun show in massachusetts. experts say these types of tragedies can be averted. >> we can prevent kids from having access to unsafe guns. we can step up as parents and concerned citizens and actually take responsibility in our own hands. >> reporter: dan roberts, a gun enthusiast shears his love for shooting with his 9-year-old daughter cheyenne. he said accidental deaths liking this are that accidents. >> it's a tragedy but it's not in any way in my opinion an indictment on fire amples in general, on children. >> a competitive shooter, cheyenne has been firing guns under the careful eye of her father for years and says following the four rules of safety is everything always know your target and be on. always shoot a gun like it's loaded.

always keep your finger off the trigger, and never point it at anyone. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," john blackstone san francisco. the usc football player once called a hero now confirms he's & a liar and this morning cornerback josh shaw is suspended indefinitely. shaw confessed wednesday he misled school officials after spraining his ankles. he originally claimed he jumped from balcony saturday to rescue his nephew from a swimming pool. his lawyer says he did not break the law but police are looking into a break-in of a woman's apartment who had a relationship with shaw. >> a friend of mine told us once you should always tell the truth because when the truth comes out, it's to your disadvantage. this is a perfect example. his lie was so fan taft cal.

>> and he was so great. a family is demanding answers this morning from southwest airlines. they lost a grandmother for hours. she shared her story with suzanne mccarroll from our denver station. >> what did you think was going to happen to you? >> that i was going to sit there forever. >> i was sitting in a wheelchair. >> earlier this month her daughter dropped her at. but she wasn't allowed to take her mom to the gate without a ticket. a sky cap offered to wheel the 85-year-old inside the terminal but parentally forgot about her. >> he pushed me there and left me. he didn't say anything or do anything and nobody else showed up and i didn't know why i was sitting there. >> reporter: vaticano ended up missing her flight left

stranded and alone for hours. >> if i had to use the lady's room i had to wait until somebody passed by that belonged to the airportnd i said excuse me, could you please push me to the lady's room. >> reporter: back in dern very her other daughter started to panic. where was she? what happened to her. what ooh people's jobs they're supposed to be paying attention. these are all my questions that never got answered. >> reporter: southwest airlines tells "cbs this morning" that they noticed vat kakacanokavaticano once the area cleared and they rebooked her. >> by the time i got done going all over the place i didn't even know what state i was in anymore. >> reporter: in a statement southwest airlines blames the mishap on a processing error. they said, quote, we've

counseled the airport plea on our southwest processes. they offered her $200 in voucher travel. >> when is your next trip? >> any day now, never. >> i know this is not funny because nana was left alone but she can clearly speak, so why didn't she say, hairk push me to my gate please. but we're glad she's already. next to never. she's already. what did one senator say to another? don't lose too much weight. i like my girls chubby. a senator talks about sexism in the halls of congress. that's coming up next on "cbs this morning."

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polls show the public has very low pins of congress and this next story is not going to help very much. rude comments were made to senator kirsten gillibrand about her weight. it's more like an episode of "mad men." nancy, good morning. >> it turns out even senators are not left out of rude comments made by coworkers. apparently they felt free to remark on her baby weight and her attempts to lose it. >> may not balance the budget on the backs of women, period. >> reporter: new york's junior senator said she encountered comments about her weight everywhere from the senate chamber to the congressional gym. in an expert from her new book published in "people" magazine gillibrand says when she was on the elliptical, many of my older colleagues felt compelled to offer advice such as, this gym, good think you're working out

because you wouldn't want to get porky. the prize comment she made came from a southern man. he said, you know kirsten, you're even pretty when you're fat. jill hand said she gained weight after the birth of her second son in 2008 when she was a new congresswoman commuting back and forth to new york. i knew i was too heavy for my own health. she hired a nutritionist started exercising daily and lost 50 pounds onto to have one of her favorite older members of the senate squeeze her waist and say, don't lose too much weight now, i like my women chubby very margaret carlson has heard it all in 25 years of writing for washington. >> i can't imagine a woman senator saying to a male senator of whatever weight, you know you're looking a little porky. that last baby must have really done it to you. >> reporter: women still make up just one-fifth of the senate and

less than 20% of the house. at a political panel in december gillibrand told me changing that ratio is the key to changing the tone in washington. >> if we had more women in congress, we would begin to break this cycle of dysfunction. >> reporter: and that's what most of this book is about is getting more women into the halls of coronation but a few juicy stories about the men who walk these halls probably won't hurt book sales. anthony? >> no, they won't. it's astounding what people will say. >> i think margaret said it best when she said men are in a world of their own. what do you have to say, anthony mason? >> same thing i said about the plane. nothing. >> okay. nancy, thank you. spoiler alert seven years in ththe making. what really h happene to tony we are starting out with a few more clouds around the bay area this morning into dublin we go. we have some patchy fog there early on.

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another security breach at the metcalf p-g-&-e substation. good morning. it's 7:56. i'm michelle griego. police are looking into another security breach at the metcalf pg&e substation. yesterday, thieves cut through the fence and stole construction equipment. pg&e says security personnel did not properly respond to the alarm. a football coach is accused of embezzling thousands of dollars from the vanden high school football program. police say levonne haynes took money intended to buy equipment. he was on administrative leave. this afternoon at 2:00 the northbound lanes of i-280 will close from 101 to king street in san francisco. caltrans will be working on an earthquake retrofit project. 280 will re-open tuesday morning. stay with us. traffic and weather in just a

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good morning. we are watching two accidents causing a lot of traffic tie- ups trying to get in and around san jose area so the first one is actually in mountain view northbound 101 at ellis but it's causing backups all the way into san jose around the 280/680 interchange. and the red sensors mean it is slow below 25 miles per hour. it's also causing some backups on westbound 237 near great america parkway and now we are just hearing about a new crash in san jose on westbound 237 itself blocking both lanes and it sounds like it's approaching zanker road. traffic was already slow from 880. that is "kcbs traffic." here's lawrence. >> we are seeing some delays at sfo. just some low clouds and fog over 30-minute delays so not bad but still clouds are going to be breaking up outside. high pressure means hot temperatures inland especially the interior valleys. you see see 80s and 90s there. 60s at the coastline.

♪ good morning to our viewers in the west. it's thursday, august 28th 2014. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there's more real news ahead including this shocking shirt. a clothing company is blasted for bringing up evil memories but first here is a look at today's "eye-opener at 8:00.." >> the waves have been spectacular, but still dangerous with swells as high as 25 feet in some areas. it could be a tropical storm across portions of southern california today. coastal flooding will be a factor. the cyber attacks were aimed at stealing information from a number of u.s. banks, including pj morgan. it's an 11th hour plea for

help. investigators say it was police gunfire that accidentally killed the crew member and the suspect was only armed with a pellet gun. the latest on the hoax called s.w.a.t.'ing. when is your next trip? >> any day now. never. even u.s. senators are not immune to insensitive comments. some felt free on remark on their baby weight and her attempts to lose it. it's a first ipad that folds out into a full-sized bed. i am gayle king with anthony mason, and charlie and norah are off today. major storms on both sides

of the country are turning a day at the beach into dangerous conditions. >> seal beach, the surf is putting on a powerful show. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and good morning to viewers here in the west. the waves have been amazing. they are calming down a bit but still pretty dangerous with swels swells as one point as 25 feet high. the national weather service said it's the most significant southerly swell since july 25th 1996. overnight in malibu a historic house collapsed into the ocean after taking a beating from the surf. boats were tossed ashore. behind me in seal beach, it's closed while safety inspectors inspect the pier.

in a new video the american mother pleads with isis to spare her son's life and set him free. she calls her son an innocent journalists. in her video, she directly addressed the leader of isis. >> as a mother i ask for you to be phursyful, and use your authority to spare his life and follow the example set by the prophet mohammed. i plead with you. >> it's the first extended comment by his family since he disappeared in syria a year ago. jpmorgan chase this morning says it's not seeing any signs

of fraud but the fbi and secret service are looking into the hacking of chase and other biggest banks. russian hackers may have retaliated for western sanctions aimed at russia. checking and savings accounts could be targeted. and a shirt is not meant to remind people of nazi camp uniforms. it has been pulled from the inventory but still some are wondering how such a high fashion brand could make such a big faux pas. >> it is based in spain but operates more than 2,000 stores in 88 countries. the controversial shirt went on sale on its website in europe and in israel. >> this striped children's shirt complete with a yellow sheriff's badge was inspired by classic

american westerns but to many people the badge looked like a star of david and the shirt looked like uniforms worn by prisoners in nazi concentration camps. backlash was shift, and then the apology saying the sales of the t-shirts have been marginal and the items will be destroys. zara did tell one website that the shirts would be exterminating. and the company by and large took the right steps. >> zara responded quickly which is, of course is the most important thing they could do and they apologized in several different languages. >> it has been a rough summer for the retailer. earlier this month it was akaoutzed of racism and airing the slogan white is the new black. and then they apologized with selling handbags adorned with

swastikas. and they said those were not in the approved design. >> it certainly doesn't help them that every time something like this comes out, you know it drums up the memory of the last time they were in hot water. >> other retailers have faced similar problems. hmn offended customers with this tank top showing a skull inside a star of david, and this shirt from urban outfitters drew comparisons to the badges forced on jews in nazi germany. these are known as fact fashion retailers, able to take merchandise from the designer's table to store shelves all over the world in a short amount of time. quality control issues can arise. >> you might do something in one part of the world that seems perfectly innocent but it could be highly offensive in theanother

part of the world, and that's what marketers have to get used to. >> they said in their statement it was proud of the diverse workforce and rejected and condemned any form of discrimination. >> thank you. well at the u.s. open a case of hair behaving badly. trying to hit a backhand but then her braid got stuck in her racket. it did not stop her from beating her opponent. later she said the racket almost took her head off. >> i just started to laugh, you know. it's one of those things. us women, we keep it interesting. >> she said her hair used to get stuck all the time in the racket and that's why she started to use the braid in the first time. and the 15-year-old takes the coat. >> you wouldn't think that could happen. she has a visor and it's braided and she does all the right

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in pittsburgh a would-be groom broke up with his fiancee. he turned his wedding reception into a fund-raiser. he's donating the money to surgicorps surgicorps. he was supposed to be married sunday and he talked to "cbs this morning" about his decision. >> the idea was you're going to give me money. i know you have the date booked because you were going to come so why not donate that money to, you know a really good organization and we're not recouping anything from this. there's a lot of misconceptions that i'm trying to pay for my wedding. this is probably the best way to get a little bit of that excitement back so it's not just a whole bunch of you know sour feelings about august 31st. >> anna wit ianja win i ka is here. he paid for the alcohol and wedding. is na a good idea?

it's a genius idea. oftentimes if you have your wedding canceled. you're going lose all that money. what do you do? sort of cancel the party? i really like what he did. he took a total twist and he's like, you know what? let's throw a party for people who need it. >> unless you're on the bride's side of the family. my sister, my friend, i ain't going to your party even if it's for a good cause. i don't want to detract from that but it seems that philanthropy is becoming more common is it not? >> yeah. you would think all these people are throwing big weddings and it's selfish, there are people who are honestly altruistic people. thiel register with charities so instead of like registering for tons of gifts, they'll register for a few traditional items and then donate to a cause of their choice, maybe they'll make a donation anyway. maybe they'll only hire wedding vendors who donate flowers to

hospitals and nursing homes afterward or donate food. it's very common. >> the national average wedding costs $30,000? >> yeah. >> i'm actually surprised. it seemed less. >> depending on who you talk to. the prices vary across the country. manhattan, knox,new york city it's life. extremely extraordinary. parts of idaho and o'places it's much less. >> if you cancel as we saw, he put a lot of money up front. usually a lot of money you can't get back right? >> probably 100% of it depending how close you are to a wedding. oftentimes when you're signing a contract with your venue or photographer you're giving 50% up front. four week before the wedding you pay up. you're 100% in. if you decide you have to cancel the wedding -- >> what's the it cat? >> if the weddle is called off, first thing you want to door like these guyings, you have to

decide if you want to have father, are half the people going to come. then you need to talk to your closest friends and family alert them as soon as possible. honestly recruit them too because you're going need to make personal phone calls to all of your guests. >> should you be weary, that if you choose to donate the vendor could take a piece or 100% goes to charity? >> these are your wedding vendors. after a time they become your best friend. you call them up let them know the situation and they're going to be like holding your hand through this process more than likely. >> yeah, because it's painful when it's caused off. >>ing is there a way to avoid economical disaster. ahead, why the government is destroying cds. your local news is next.

orning good thursday morning, everyone. 8:25 is your time. get you caught up with some bay area headlines now. a woman died at burning man this morning. she reportedly fell under a bus. the investigation is ongoing. the victim's identity hasn't been released yet. burning man happens in nevada's black rock desert north of reno through labor day weekend. damage from sunday's quake is estimated at some $300 million and that's just the private homes and businesses in the city of napa. the estimate does not include public buildings or the infrastructure to the city. more than half of the broken water lines have been fixed but almost 500 customers still don't have running water in napa. got your traffic, got your weather, too, and that's coming up right after the break.

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good morning. getting a check of the bay bridge. not quite as backed up today as it has been the past couple of days. it is stacked up past the overcrossing so you'll notice some clearing a little bit once you get closer to the toll plaza itself. it's been a mess though in parts of the south bay. northbound 101 is still jammed up from san jose into mountain view. there was that earlier crash at ellis. there was another accident on westbound 237 at zanker road

that has traffic stacked up for miles there approaching milpitas straight on down into sunnyvale. 11 minutes. so the commute is improved in the last half-hour. they steered that accident off to the shoulder. mass transit is on time including bart systemwide. that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. here's lawrence with the forecast. >> we have some patchy fog around the bay area this morning slowly going to break up leaving lots of sunshine behind and temperatures heating up out there. overlooking san jose, we have some clouds that have moved in. but as we head toward the afternoon, that ridge of high pressure will bring with it lots of sun and getting hot away from the coastline especially the interior valleys. you can see just down to the south, that's a tropical storm that's rolling around. marie going to fall apart. we are going to see some of those subtropical clouds coming in our direction. temperatures this afternoon, up to 93 in livermore, 90 napa valley, 76 oakland. 83 degrees in san jose. 71 in san francisco. next couple of days cooling down.

check out this new video. the human water catapult at lake water, utah. it launches you 55 feet into the air. that looks like a lot of fun on a hot summer day. >> it looks like it could be a lot of hurt so don't try that at home if you don't know what you're doing. >> a belly flop aye-yi-yi. >> you guys are looking on the down side. >> that's right. womp womp. coming up this half hour show time's "master of sex" looks at it. we'll ask him. hi michael. about mixing business and pleasure. plus it's thrilled riders for 36 years with a 10-story drop and speeds up to 60 miles

an hour. first on "cbs this morning," carrot erns shows us how one of the nation's best wooden roller coasters is getting a colossal makeover. that's ahead. "the new york times" says soccer parents and players are suing fifa the sports international governing body to change the rules over concussions. the lawsuit claims fifa, u.s. soccer, and other organizations are negligent in reacting to head injuries on the field. >> the "new york post" says president obama's visit to the northeast will snarl traffic this holiday weekend. he's attending fund-raisers and the faa is forcing no-fly zones. one company says it's major hit on their busiest weekend on the year. and the "los angeles times" says hello kitty is gearing up for an l.a. tour for a big surprise. the suppressionless doll made her way to japan since 1976.

ever since she's been featured on toys to men's underwear. but listen to this. she's a little girl thes she ooh friend, but she is -- i repeat, not a cat. i thought she was a cat. didn't you? she's got whiskers. i don't know a little girl who's got whiskers. >> sex is keeping michael sheen gainfully employed we might see. it tells the real life story of bill masters and his assistant virginia johnson. it changes americans thoughts on sexuality sexuality. along the way they learn how hard it is to separate emotion. >> the real shock that night was your child, the night i stood on your doorstep. that night i wasn't looked at shelly. i looked at your daughter wrapped around this stranger's leg around how many strangers have met your children in and along the way out of your bed and i thought i cannot be a part

of this. we're happy to welcome back michael sheen. good to see you, michael. >> and you. >> second season really, really great. this is the thing i love so much about this show. people think it's about sex and certainly it isz. there's a lot of sex but it's about capturing the intimacy of roipgs relationships. your character is a jerk but you play. >> he's a man struggle and he needs to stay in control and that control is being taken away from him which we all know in relationships it is the challenge of intimacy. how do you deal with showing someone else your most vulnerable parts, the parts that you don't want anyone to see and how do you cope with that? he's a man not used to vulnerability. >> your character gets intimately involved with virginia johnson of masters & johnson played by

lizzie kaplan. you said the first time you guys had a sex scene you ended up getting up and throwing in a trash can afterward. >> that was no reflection on lizzie. no. i'd had food poisoning unfortunately. it was just unfortunate timing. you mentioned timing. it was very unfortunate. >> this is the thing about what he does. he's clinical but he also makes things very hot. for instance this is a recent thing. tonight i need to reacquaint myself reacquaint myself with your body. beep, beep beep. i will kiss you on the mouth, beep, beep beep. my hands will slide down your body, beep beep, beep. i will touch every part of you. i tell you that thing was so hot i thought i need to take a shower. >> i didn't do it with a beep beep, beep. >> no, the beep beep beep is very erotic. that's why i do the beep beep beep. >> i see. >> but how are you able to capture that so well? i know it's called acting. i get it. >> he's man who has so much

going on underneath but has it very battened down. so in the first season really it was -- for me it was about finding out what exactly is going on underneath for him but not showing any of them. so in season two as you start to get a sense of what's going on underneath it's like a volcano there's so much passion and fire and struggle and pain and everything going on in there but he's a man used to holding it down. he's all quite drawn to that. quite compelling. >> earlier this year you started a relationship with comedian sarah silverman. in particular because she has a cameo on the show and it's a very erotic scene, i should say. she's with another woman. >> she plays a lesbian. >> tell us about the scene. what is it like? >> we didn't get to do any scenes together which maybe is a good thing. i don't know. and i only allow it to be with other women on screen, no men. no that's not true. whatever she wants but i'm quite

glad. but she was fantastic on the show. her name came up for that character before we were together, and so it wasn't because we were together. but then it worked out brilliantly. and she's so great. she shows a whole other side to herself that people don't think. >> a lot of people think she's so honest as a comedian and people love her and you see that in her acting. >> absolutely. there's a real earnestness. >> she called you mr. fancy pants. the first thing i looked at your pants. why does she call you that? >> she has some idea that i'm sort of a fantasy person doing shakespeare and she says do shakespeare for me you know when we're at home. so she thinks -- she says he's fancy, i'm schmancy. >> uh-huh. >> are we likely to see more of her in season three? >> what's that? are we likely to see more of her in season three? >> i hope so. you never know who's coming in and out. it goes ove

ons. they show us why experts think there are different ways to say things that you probably thought were new. jim, good morning. >> good morning. cds may not be the first things that come to mind when you think of the library of congress but as we learned it houses more than 500,000 cds.

the extensive collection includes everything from music to maps. we visited the lab where researchers are destroying cds to learn how to preserve them. ♪ in 1982 billy joel's "52nd street" was the first commercial compact ditch tock be released. since then hundreds of billions of cds have been sold worldwide. once the latest in the world of music now replaced by digital downloads. some wonder how long will the disks work. something this team hopes to figure out. >> you can see this one looks pretty good. and this one -- >> reporter: oh my. >> france is the chief of research and testing at the library of congress. >> same cd. produced the same time. >> reporter: she and her

colleagues are studying cds like this one, paul winter's 1987 "earth "earthbeat album." it turns out not all the biggest challenges involve documents that are centuries old. >> reporter: one would think, oh, i need to worry about the parchment or paper degrading, not the things from 20 years ago. >> that's correct. that's a challenges thing. we've always focused on traditional material so to speak. >> reporter: how long a cd will last is not as simple how old it is. different manufacturers use different methods with vastly different results when it comes to durability. >> we'd like to say at this specific time these are the ones at absolute risk. the use, the handling the environment all come into play in terms of the longevity. >> reporter: which is where the idea of accelerated aging comes in. the cds are actually cooked in

these chambers and by manipulating the humidity and the temperature, the disks can be aged a certain number of years. >> the only thing that's different is how you artificially aged them. >> they were aged under the same conditions. one survived. one did not. that ee the challenge we have. you never quite know how it's going affect your cd. >> and if you want to preserve your cd collection at home here's a few tips. >> probably don't put any nice fancy labels onto the tops of cds. >> and fair warning, you want to avoid the sharpies. >> there are some things that say it doesn't cause any damage. if you need to just write in the center region. as for preserving the library collection they plan to test the cds every five years to make sure as little as possible is lost to history. >> can you believe at this point

we're talking about how to preserve cds as if it's old parchment, manuscript. >> they're looking more and more like antiques. >> i'm asking myself, when is the last time i saw a cd. >> i didn't know you couldn't write on them. i wroot on them all the time with sharpies. >> you're saying don't do that. >> that's a mistake. everything degrades with cds. >> got it. thank, jim. it's not easy to preserve a roller coaster, but first this

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colossus. carter evans takes us on the ride and he shows us what's coming around the bend. >> colossus has been called the granddaddy of wooden roller coasters and the drop we're about to take is one of the reasons why. >> are you nervous now? >> right when you look over the edge. >> reporter: with a track that's nearly a mile long 11 big drops

and a bone-shaking ride that lasts almost four minutes the colossus roller coaster at six flags magic mountain outside lance is about as iconic as it gets. >> where are the big rides? the big ones. >> reporter: it's even starred in big movies taking john candy and chevy chasen a wild rield in the lampoon movie "vacation." we're riding it with six flags ceo james reid anderson on one of its final runs ever. >> colossus 36 years old, much beloved and people are concerned it's going away. >> reporter: when six flags kicked off the summer by saying colossus is going away it was shock and disbelieve. >> i can't believe why they would. this is it for us. >> reporter: you were here on day one. >> day one. i'm about to do it again to

close it. >> we're going have a new ride called twisted colossus where traditional wood meets steel. >> reporter: it's not going away but evolving with a new coaster. where steal tracks are laid on top of the structure giving the rider the best of both. >> you've got the ability to take a traditional wooden coaster, make it much smoothering add inversions 0-g rolls, barrel rolls. >> reporter: six flags has already done this at four of its other parks with rave reviews. >> we tracked our scores and almost without fail those hybrid coasters get the higher score. >> reporter: why not take it down completely? >> we really believe that history means something. we want to retain the thirst but keep the thrill edge. >> reporter: and this drop is

going to be even steeper? >> even steeper. 130 feet. really. and you'll have 18 of those moments of weightlessness versus 12 around now. >> reporter: it comes as welcome news to the bernard brothers who built the original structure in 1978. >> our mother still brags about the fact that she rode the colossus roller coaster. >> she's afraid of heights. she doesn't like to go up the mountains. >> reporter: when they complete the new hybrid. >> will you ride it? >> absolutely. >> need an invitation. i don't want to wait two hours in line. >> reporter: but that's a small price to pay for true diehard fans of roller coaster history. >> we used to do it with the hands up until lorain would tell us, put them down put them down. >> reporter: you tell me you do it so frequently you know the ride workers by name? >> come on, now.

this is the colossus. >> reporter: the new and improved colossus opens next summer. >> i truly have the best job in the world. i know you have the best job but it's second to mine. >> nothing like a good 0 g roll right, gayle? >> no. bring your own baufrrf bag. that does not look fun to me at all. coming up next lions make a roaring debut.

three lions pounced at their public debut. they showed off their playful side wednesday. you can see them there batting at cameras. they practiced their roars. they even played a little ball. the trio includes two females

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looking into another security breach at the metcalf p-g-&-e bstation. yesterda good morning. here's what's happening around the bay area right now. police are looking into another security breach at the metcalf pg&e substation. yesterday thieves cut through the fence there stole construction equipment. pg&e says security personnel did not properly respond to alarms that were in place. a football coach is accused of embezzling thousands from a high school football program in fairfield. police say lavon haynes took money intended to buy equipment there. the school placed him on administrative leave. starting at 2 p.m., the northbound lanes of i-280 will close from highway 101 to king street in san francisco. caltrans will be working on earthquake retrofit projects there. 280 is set to re-open just in time for the commute after labor day on early tuesday morning. of course, the weekend is coming up.

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