this deal offers an opportunity to move in a new direction. we should seize it. >> president obama sells landmark nuclear agreement with iran, but the deal is facing sharp criticism from congressional republicans who could defeat it. >> congress needs to stop this deal because it stabs our allies in the back. inside the escape. new video shows intricate plans carried out by the drug kingpin known as el chapo in breaking out of a mexican prison. >> whoo! >> cheers from nasa as the space agency completes a historic mission by giving mankind its closest look yet at pluto, our

most distant planetary neighbor. and on a night when hall of famers are honored, some of baseball's youngest players shine bright at the all-star game. >> that's into right field, pretty well hit. that's at the wall and gone! . a home run for mike trout! captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, july 15th, 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the morning after the landmark nuclear pack with iran was announce announced, some republican lawmakers say they will do all they can to derail the accord. the obama administration has already begun the task of trying to sell the deal to very skeptical u.s. lawmakers and allies in the middle east. in the words of one key democratic lawmaker, iran has seriously earned our distrust. hena daniels is in washington.

hena good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. some republicans on capitol hill has said the president has made too many concessions in this deal, this as the draft resolution will circulate within the u.n. security council today. >> we have cut off every pathway for iran to develop a nuclear winnipeg. >> reporter: in an interview with "the new york times," president obama is defending the historic nuclear deal with iran. it's a case the president will continue to make to the nation today when he holds a news conference at the white house. >> this whole system that we've built is not based on trust. it's based on a verifiable mechanism mechanism whereby every packet way has been shut off. >> they'll investigate the sites to verify iran is in compliance. >> we will not stand by idly if iran decides to be involved in

destabilization destabilization. the republicans plan to stand against it. >> those are prop attic because iran is one of the biggest supporters of terrorism in the world. republican critics accused the president of making too many concessions. >> this appears to fall well short of what the goal we all thought was trying to be achieved, which was that iran would not be a nuclear state. >> reporter: congress has two months to review the deal before vote on whether to lift u.s. sanctions on iran. and president obama is already planning to reject ing toning to vito this deal if rejected. anne-marie? >> the news conference with president obama begins at 1:00 p.m. "today" eastern. it's another severe weather threat today. damaging wind, flooding, and

tornadoes are all a possibility. the biggest threat is in southern georgia, but flood warnings are posted this morning in tennessee and kentucky. in eastern kentucky the search for missing people is expected to resume this morning. another storm hit last night. flash floods killed at least two people and six others are missing following monday's storm. in hard hit johnson county an estimated 150 homes were destroyed or damaged. >> last night i come to the conclusion that even though i lost everything i had, my mom, my sister my niece, and me, myself, we all got out of there alive. you know, that's the bestky say about it. >> residents say they had just a few minutes to get out of their homes when the water hit. the governor has declared a state of emergency. yesterday afternoon a tornado touched down in northeast tennessee. it was one of two tornados to hit the state yesterday. winds of 105 miles per hour

seriously damaged more than a dozen buildings and trees. it hit so fast there was little time to seek shelter. >> i pulled off and went into the church and held on there and braced myself up against it and said lord please keep me safe. >> there are no reports of injury bus 6,500 residents lost pow jeer this morning mexican drug lord joaquin guzman known as el chapo remains on the loose as we learn more about his brazen and intricate escape. this is video of guzman's final moments in his cell. he's seen going to the shower area, then disappearing down a tunnel. for a second time guzman was named chicago's public enemy number one, a title he held following his first escape. >> until mr. guzman is in u.s. custody and on u.s. soil we are not going remove that designation from him because his

history has shown that he is capable of doing what he has just done. >> it's estimated guzman's mile-long escape tunnel took more than a year to build and came equipped with a motorcycle. jury dealership racings begin this morning in the murder trial of colorado gunman james holmes. his lawyers won a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity which would spare holmes the death penalty. >> he shot anything and everything he could. >> reporter: prosecutors again tried to drive home their point that james holmes knew exactly what he was doing when he kill 12 people and wounded 70 others in this aurora colorado, movie that iter. he came with one thing in his heart and in his mind. and that was mass murder. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> reporter: the prosecution wrapped by showing a picture of

the massacre's 6-year-old veronica mosher sullivan. they did not dispute holmes was the gunman but reminded jurors their client was insane at the time andy not know right from wrong. >> the fact of the matter is when mr. holmes stepped into that theater on july 20th 2012 he had lost touch with reality. >> reporter: holmes never took the stand but jurors watched nearly 22 hour of videotaped interviews with him. jurors will have to consider more than 11 weeks of at times graphic and emotional testimony as they deliberate. don champion cbs news centennial, colorado. newly released video shows the deadly police shooting of an unarmed man near los angeles. a gardena police cruiser's dash cam captured the confrontation two years ago.

the suspects hold up hands. at one point one of the suspects takes off his hat and appears to hold out his hands. that's when he shot and killed. the city paid $4.7 million to settle a lawsuit. and now to politics and for the first time since he announced his candidacy for president, donald trump leads in a national poll of candidates. in a usa suffolk university cool, 17% say they support trump, 14% jeb bush and 8% scott walker but 38% say they're undecided. coming up, a survivor's story. we'll hear from a teenage girl who made it out of a plane crash in the cascade mountains that killed her grandparents. from a teenage girl who made it out of the mountains after a plane crash that killed her grandparents. otezla is not an injection or a cream.

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for. veatch was flying with her step grandparents on saturday. she posted this picture on instagram. she said they encountered bad weather and slammed into a mountain. >> i was the only one who made it out. >> reporter: veatch described her 911 ordeal from this general store two days after the crash. she was discovered here after flagging down a car 30 miles away. they say she trekked through deep rugged terrain and survived taking sips of water along the way. >> are you injured at all? >> yeah. i have a lot of burns in my hands and i'm kind of covered in bruises and scratches and stuff. >> she's recovering tremendously well, is in good spirnlts. >> reporter: chris martinez cbs news, los angeles. well, straight ahead, a stellar sight. nasa unveils never-before-seen

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spacecraft completed its up-close fly-by of pluto. as marlie hall reports they're now reviewing the images of the dwarfed pla net. >> reporter: they let out a cheer as the new horizons spacecraft swept by pluto. >> pluto as never seen before. four, three, two, one. >> reporter: hours later with a flourish of drama the mission team show off the latest image with the dwarfed planet. the spacecraft flue within 7,800 miles of pluto's orbit. the fastest spacecraft ever launched. >> i have to pinch myself. look at what we've accomplished. it's truly amazing that humankind can go out and explore

these worlds. >> reporter: the official confirmation came tuesday evening when the piano-sized spacecraft traipse mitted a message back to earth. >> we did it. >> scientists already described the photos of pluto and its moon as mouth-watered. the images reveal new geological details of ice caps and a heart heart-shaped space. with this fly-by the united states is the only nation to visit every planet in the solar system. marlie hall, cbs news new york. and future late-show host stephen colbert is tracking the latest new horizon's development from his mission control here in new york city. colbert debated pluto's demotion from plan its to dwarf pla it with noted physicist knee yellow degrasse tyson. >> it has a heart unlike you who will give it no love

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online bargains today and the last dance for an iconic toy store. jill wagner is as the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. for a lot of people, it's climb christmas in july. amazon and walmart are going head to head in a 24-hour sale-a-thon. discounts include a 40-inch tv for $115. walmart specials include an applemy nigh ipad for $250 and free shipping of $35 or more. janet yellen looks to submit her report today. she's sure to be asked about raising interest rates. they've been near zero since the end of 2008.

yellin'inlen said if things continues to improve the rate would be raised. the dow finished 75 points higher, the s&p raised 9 points highering and nasdaq climb third degree 3 points high jer and, and anne-marie fao schwartz is ending an era. they're closing their doors. fwhierch here for more than 135 year. the 1988 tom hanks film "big" added to its notoriety. they're looking for a new manhattan location and hi hope they find one. >> yeah. i stel need mikus tom made muppet muppet. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. baseball's best taking part in the major league all-star

game. before the game. four were honoreded a as the four greatest living baseball player and in a separate ceremony all-time hit leader pete rose was named as one of cincinnati's four greatest player bus the game belongs to the youngsters. six of the all-stars are under the age of 25, the most in 50 years. >> that's in right field, pretty well hit. that's at the wall and gone. a home run from mike trout. >> one of them is 23-year-old mike trout. the los angeles angels star hit a home run on just the fourth hit of the game. it was the first lead-off homer in an all-star game in 38 years and it was enough to give him the mvp award. they win for the 13th time, a victory over the national league

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police in new jersey released video of a pilot's incredible landing sunday on a busy highway. he somehow manages to touch down during a pause in traffic and guide the small plane onto the median. it was carrying five people from a nearby skydiving school when it lost power. and there was a huge hazard on a south louisiana golf course. a 9-foot alligator was seen strolling on the 6 hole last week. a golfer captured it on his phone. the gator didn't cause any problem aside from being a minor distraction. eventually it returned to a pond. a california court is

hearing a case involving embryos. . a former married couple created the embryos and are now divorce and one half wanted to use them. dr. jon lapook is at the san francisco courthouse. >> reporter: dr. mimi lee was diagnosed with breast cancer shortly before she got married in 2010. since chemotherapy can render a woman infer till she and her then husband stephen findley went to a fertility clinic and left five embryos. they divorced. now lee wants to use the embryos for what she says is her only chance for a child. what's at the heart of this trial? >> she said i don't want to destroy these embryos. i want to use them now and now there's a dispute as to what should be done which is why we think the court should balance the party's interest. >> this case is one of a small

but growing number over legal battles. actress sofia vergara is being sued by her ex-boyfriend for embryos they created as a couple. jacob szafranski is suing his former girlfriend dr. karla dunston. brian schroeder represents szafranski in the case. >> i don't think it's the government's role to decide when a couple becomes parents. >> reporter: last month sh road're's client lost the appeal. the court ruled creating the embryos overwritten. schroeder said his client is willing to take the case to the supreme court. when people heard there was a signed agreement to destroe the embryos in case they divorce some would argue what's the issue but mimi's attorney said the consent form was not adequately explained and is not a laelly binding contract between the couple. coming up after your local

news on "cbs this morning," we'll go to capitol hill for more reaction on the iran nuclear deal. nancy cordes has detailed. plus an update on the trial involved what's believed to be the largest lottery scam ever. and we talk with mixed martial arts fighter ronda rousey. that's the rbs rbs"cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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commute. not many people do right now. it's quiet out there. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 5:30. >> i'm maria medina and it's 4:30 on the dot. >> i was having discussion with liza battalones in the makeup room. i have noticed over the past several months that the traffic has been intensifying over the few mornings because people are coming out of the tracy area, altamont pass, this morning it was quiet. i don't know why. >> maybe it's a big vacation week. >> maybe people watched the all- star game. out the door this morning we have a shallow deck of low clouds and fog in fact as we take a bird's-eye view out towards sfo we have a break in the cloud deck. right now we're mild. upper 50s in san francisco. mid-50s santa rosa. later today 70s