an update at 7:26 the very latest captioning funded by cbs good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, july 22nd 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." new questions about the dash cam video showing the controversial arrest of a woman who later died in a texas jail. was the tape edited. a deadly plunge for an american athlete. what went wrong at an extreme sports event. and president obama makes one last appearance with jon stewart on "the daily show." first, today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> get out of the car! >> dash cam video raises questions about the arrest of

sandra bland. >> heated confrontation before she was found dead in a jail cell. >> the new video appears to have been edited. >> donald trump firing back at lindsey graham. broadcasting the senator's phone number. >> i don't know if it's the right number. let's try it. a shooter detained in jordan. it's not clear why. there's more reported incidents of lasers being pointed at airlines. >> two miles south -- >> the leader of khorasan was killed in a u.s. air strike. >> this is an individual who had knowledge about the september 11th taexsattacks. a special day for a very special man today. a car was t-boned by a

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connected to a woman's death in a jail cell is raising new questions about her arrest. some say tarksit appears to be altered. it shows a trooper pulling sanda bland over and arresting her. she was found hanged in her jail cell three days later. >> in one instance the car repeatedly comes into view and then disappears. in the last hour the texas department of public safety said it was not edited. they explain technical problems. and the fbi has been asked to investigate the video. sherry williams of khou is in houston with more on the controversial footage. >> 25 minutes into the dash cam video which shows sandra bland's arrest, a man exits the tow truck. the trooper can be heard in the background. >> she started doing this is an m-f and you gave me a ticket for

a lane change. >> it shows the officer pulling bland over for failing to signal while changing lanes. the officer prepares to write her a ticket. >> you seem irritated. >> i really am. >> the officer asked her to put out her cigarette. she refuses. he asked her to step out of the car. she refuses. >> get out of the car. i'm going to get you out of here. >> do not touch me. i'm not under arrest. >> you are under arrest. >> for what? >> the officer unholsters his taser and aims it at her. >> get out of the car! i will light you up. >> wow! >> get out of the car! >> reporter: the officer places her in handcuffs. their voices are still recorded off camera. >> you're about to break my wrist. stop! you're about to break my wrist.

stop! >> stop now! >> in an affidavit released yesterday, they claim bland began swinging her elbows and kicked my right leg in the shin. bland was arrested and spent 3 days in jail trying to raise $5,000 from her family to post bond. on july 13th she was found dead in her jail cell with a plastic bag around her neck. >> once you see what occurred you will probably agree with me. she did not believe this. >> the arresting trooper has been placed on administrative leave. he violated procedures for making a traffic stop. the waller county texas district attorney says this is being investigated as a homicide. at a memorial last night, sandra bland's mother said her daughter would not have committed suicide. she said her daughter was murdered. >> still many questions there.

thank you. donald trump is escalating his feud with his gop rivals. the billionaire presidential candidate got personal yesterday. he even gave out the cell phone number of senator lindsey graham at a rally. nancy cordes was there. good morning. >> reporter: this tension between donald trump and his rivals has been building for a while and it finally boiled over yesterday. what we still don't know is if everyone's gotten it out of their systems ss or if this tone is here to stay. >> what a stiff, lindsey graham. >> in success is trump went after the state a senior senator several times. >> he doesn't seem like a bright guy. in the private sector he couldn't get a job. by the way, he's registered zero in the polls. >> graham had called him names on "cbs this morning."

well, really just one name. >> run for president but stop being the world's biggest jackass. >> trump retaliated by fishing out graham's cell phone number -- >> 202 -- >> and sharing it with the world. he won't fix anything but at least he'll talk to you. graham's voice mail quickly filled up. >> probably getting a new phone he tweeted. >> jeb bush tried to tone things down. >> if we embrace this language of divisiveness and ugliness we'll never win. >> fans who waited for hours to see trump be trump urged him to keep it up. >> he speaks his moond. says what he believes and you either accept it or you don't. but he should not apologize for anything he says. >> we're going to turn it around. >> inside it wasn't all insults. he also discussed the economy -- >> every country we do business with looks at us as a patsy.

stupid, stupid people. >> and foreign policy. >> i'm the only one that said don't do iraq. if you look at reuters, july 2004, headline trump said don't do iraq. and i'm the most militaristic person ever. >> the trump campaign confurms he'll be going to laredo texas, tomorrow, to discuss border security. he's going to be honored by the border patrol there but he has a history of exaggerating some of the details of his campaign events. john dickerson is cbs news political director with us from the "face the nation" set in washington. what's the political fallout of all ofis? who wins? who loses? where does it go? >> at the moment donald trump is winning. polls are showing he's at the top. we've seen this before where there have been flash in the pan candidates during the summer. we don't know whether that's what he is.

the people losing at the moment are not the ones he's criticizing. he's been trashing reagan's old commandment which is thou shall not speak ill of another republican. he torched that months ago. the people far back who need more oxygen and need to be in the news cycle are the ones really losing at the moment. >> what's the best way for his rivals to handle him? >> some need to just ignore him and go about the business of stag focused. that means raising money and figuring ote inging out your message. building an organization. if you really catch fire you'll need an organization to deliver the votes. there are a few candidates who have to choose if they want to use him as a foil to lift themselves up by attacking him or attacking what he stands for. you've seen lindsey graham do a little bit of that. those are the two routes people

should take. >> virtually overshadowed john kasich's announcement. he has a serious policy background. and the first republican debate will be in ohio and it's not clear their own governor will be able to partic pat. >> if you look at the presidency like a job interview, which is sort of the way trump talks about it the private sector. who has the talents and skills for the office and that the office requires john kasich would look pretty good on paper. he's popular, a governor head of the budget committee in washington the last time a budget was balanced. has experience on the armed services committee. he has credentials on paper that if this were a job interview n not so much of an entertainment show kasich would be doing better than donald trump. >> we'll be watching. john dickerson, thank you. federal officials are investigateing a new round of laser strikes targeting planes.

three of them were close together. there were no injuries. video from the fbi shows how lasers can affect pilots' vision especially at night. last week at least a dozen pilots reported seeing lasers. it's a felony with a maximum sentence of 20 years. crews are battling a massive warehouse fire in new jersey. it is southwest of new york city and is snarling traffic on a major highway. police e evacuated residents from a nearby apartment building. hussein al fadhli knew about 9/11 before the attacks. the successful air strike follows a hunt lasting years. holly williams is in istanbul, turkey, with the takedown.

>> reporter: good morning. u.s. officials say al fadhli was the leader of an al qaeda cell made up of a dozen operatives trying to recruit american and european citizens to carry out attacks on the west. the pentagon says al fadhli was kills by a u.s. air strike while traveling in northern jair on july 8th. that's the same day this video was posted on the internet. apparently showing an incinerated car in which it's claimed a senior al qaeda official was explain by an air strike. the u.s. had a $7 million bounty on al fadhli who was born in kuwait and who the pentagon says was one of just a few al qaeda leaders with prior knowledge of the september 11th attacks. a pentagon spokesperson said that al fadhli's death will degrade and disrupt al qaeda's

operation. but foreign policy expert james carafano believes the impact will be minimal. >> to be honest i don't think it's a big deal. what do we practically see on the ground? isis and al qaeda loan more territory to them than we've seen. we see more terrorist plots aimed against the united states than we've ever seen. >> reporter: they began strikes against the khorasan group last year but the organization remains mysterious and some in syria even question its existence existence. the al nusra front is popular with many syrians because its focus had been fighting the regime in the country's chaotic civil war. u.s. intelligence has been tracking al fadhli for at least a decade. it thought he was the target of an earlier air strike in september last year.

gayle? >> thank you holly williams. family and friends are remembering the five service members who were gunned down last week in chattanooga. ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ >> hundreds attended a memorial for marine lance corporal skip wells last night at his high school football field in marietta georgia. >> you are relieved of your duties. we thank you for your service and your ultimate sacrifice. >> the 21-year-old was given his final orders by the instructor of his junior rotc program. wells joined the marines last year. president obama faces criticism for his response to the shootings in chattanooga. the flag over the white house is flying at half-staff right now. the president made that order yesterday. many republicans and veterans questioned why it took him five days after the tragedy to act.

retired marine joey jones thinks the commander in chief owes an explanation. >> the flags should have been half-staff days ago. i think that my leader my president should explain that to me communicate it to me as both a civilian and also someone directly connected by this tragedy. >> hours before the president's order, republican leaders in congress took action on their own. they ordered the capitol flag lowered. white house sources say there were questions about whether the number of victims warranted lowering the flag. ash carter made a brief visit to saudi arabia this morning. it was his latest tour. saudi arabia is critical of the agreement. the accord lifts sanctions as iran gives up the means to make nuclear weapons. they are spending heavily to lobby republicans and public opinion against the deal. some groups will buy up to $40 million in tv commercials, social media and websites that's

dwarfs spending by sptsupporters. twitter is back online after it was blocked overnight it turkey. 32 people were killed in monday's attack. the turkish government also wanted to stop twitter users from organizing protests. critics blame the government for failing to prevent the bomb. climate change and trump were topics president obama touched on with jon stewart on "the daily show" last night. vladimir duthiers is outside the studio in new york. >> tuesday night's interview with unusually low key but the president found a way to take some playful jabs at some familiar targets. >> president barack obama. >> like two old friends just enjoying each other's company,

tuesday night jon stewart and president obama both reflected on the approaching conclusion of their careers. >> i can't believe that you're leaving before me. in fact i'm issues a new executive order that jon stewart cannot leave the show. >> obama trumpeted his achievements on health care and hit back against critics of the iranian nuclear dale. >> if you beat your chest a little more and -- >> as in 2011. >> or if you brought dick cheney to the negotiations. >> let's not get crazy. >> -- then everything would be fine. >> we're fighting with iraqis to defeat isis along with iran. but in yemen, we're fighting iran with iraqis and saudis. >> that's not quite right, but that's okay.

>> even with only a year and a half left in office the president insisted there's still work to be done. >> there are a bunch of other things we want to get done. some of them we got started early. climate change is a good example. >> a lot of people look at you as the new van guard. >> it was nearly ten years ago that then senator obama first appeared on stewart's talk show. his subsequent guest spots fanned his major political career. >> eventually the political system responds despite the money, despite the lobbyists. >> is that the advice that's you then bequeath to future president trump? >> well -- i'm sure the republicans are enjoying mr. trump's dominance of their primary. >> anything that makes them look less crazy. >> despite the president's proposed executive action to

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its prime? can it really lower its prices without making a dime? that's ahead. britain's "telegraph" reports on a delivery driver charged with allegedly trying to carry out a terror attack on servicemen. he's suspected of monitoring two american air bases in england. the plot was said to be in an advanced stage. he allegedly planned to stage a car crash by either running over airmen or crashing into their vehicle. he would then attack them with a knife and detonate a suicide vest. "the new york times" says bill cosby claims he's being smear. in that case he's accused of drugging and molesting a woman. on tuesday cosby's lawyers filed a motion to prevent the release of the rest of this deposition.

"usa today" report on sexually active teens. a report shows inone in five use it. >> the los angeles tiemgs reports on the 10 freeway reopening. the bridge collapsed after heavy rain over the weekend. a driver in a truck on the bridge was rescue and he was unharmed. >> and the chicago sunxreported on former illinois governor rod blagojevich. they hoped to set him free. his wife patti was disappointed only five of the 18 were dropped. he's in prison for trying to get a cabinet position filled. this morning the death of a

base jumper is confirmed. ian flanders was participating in turkey. video shows him plummeting toward the ground. mark phillips is in london with the parachute

it's just an incredible tragedy that he would die this way. >> reporter: base jumping is actually illegal in a lot of the u.s. and some say the illegality is making it more dangerous because jumpers are taking more risks. ian flanders seems to defy that logic. legal or not gayle, the risks are huge. >> thank you, mark. but people want do it. >> i didn't realize so many people. >> i didn't either. >> we've looked at the video and said how incredible the video is. but it's very very dangerous. >> they say when yourit's your time, it's your time, but i don't like to increase the odds.

tuesday's launch came with a free trial period. jet is already selling more than 4.5 million products. subscriptions will cost you about $50 a year. jill schlesinger is with us at the table. >> i'd like to say it's amazon meet costco. it's a membership discount. you pay 50 bucks and you're paying the lowest prices on everything. what's interesting is they don't have as many products as amazon. they're going have somewhat slower delivery than amazon but they're going head to head with amazon. they're putting price comparison on 90% of the products offered with amazon specifically. so if you want to buy a sony walkman here at jet, here's wait costs. here's what it is at amazon. it's supposed to lure the amazon customers and lure it to jet. >> by somebody who used to work

atsting model because it does differ from amazon in a big way. it's really price-only and predicated on this membership fee and they'll give you discounts as well. if you buy -- you cluster items from the same warehouse, you use your debit card you get a discount. >> jet.com has raised more equity than any other dot-com commerce size. the other was pets.com. what happened? >> they opened up in 1999. they spent a bunch of money. they were the sock puppet with the dot-com implosion. you're absolutely right. jet has raised about 225 million bucks.

i think it's an idea here where they're saying cash is clamoring for a home. this model may crash but it could soar. and i mean there's really smart people running this. >> the question is one, how do they do it and how long can they continue if their margins are very slim, and, second what will amazon do to retaliate? >> i don't think amazon is going to retaliate. they're two different models. amazon is making a tiny bit of money on everything they sell and jet is saying we're making all our money on membership fees. the ceo said we're not going to make money until we get a critical mass. that probably won't happen for five years lchl the market be patient? >> it's a costco model, right? >> yes. and it's a mem ship model. amazon people, they're not going to be interested in this. it's purple which is always fun. >> purple's fun, okay.

>> jill schlesinger, great to have you. thank you so much. what if hackers could take control of your car while you're behind the wheel? >> well it happened to at least one vehicle. we'll tell you how hackers from the comfort of their own home managed to take hold of a jeep while it was driving on the road. that story's next on "cbs this morning." if you're heading tout door set your dvr so you can watch "cbs this morning" any time you like. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ now at chili's choose your 3 favorite apps for our classic triple dipper. chili's. fresh is happening now.

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to get inside the entertainment system. >> oh, my gosh. there's a picture of charlie and chris in track suits that just appeared on the dashboard. >> from there we were able to move to a different processor that was involved in in-vehicle communications so things like braking, steering transmission. >> reporter: they were able to slide the jeep into a ditch. they estimate 471,000 vehicles including jeep could be vulnerable. >> this is a huge wakeup call. >> reporter: cnet's brian cooley. >> we're starting to see the biggest game of cops and robbers not only with virtual things but things that weigh a couple of tons and have a trajectory. in february "60 minutes" showed how they were able to use a laptop to take over a car.

>> that is frightening. >> reporter: a report from massachusetts senator ed markey found earlier this year security measures to secure remote access are inconsistent and haphazard. >> how concerned are you that hackers may go after our cars? >> unfortunately i think we have to anticipate that they will. >> reporter: the senator is requesting new legislation be applied to cars. >> we have to begin to build protections in now give the warnings now to american families that they could, in fact have a dangerous vehicle without protection against hacking. >> reporter: hackers did keep the automaker informed about their efforts to hack the vehicle and a fix has now been put out for drivers. in a statement put out to "cbs this morning," fiat-chrysler

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i'm kiet do live in the city of hayward where police would not confirm any reports that an officer had died in an overnight shooting only saying that the officer's condition hasn't been told to family members and that this is a difficult day for the police department. neighbors tell us around 3:15 this morning someone was heard spinning donuts in the neighborhood. two officers arrived tried to make a car stop on lion near myrtle. shots were fired. one officer went down. not clear how the officer was injured. the suspect then fled the scene. a vehicle matching the description was found in oakland and it had four bullet holes in the side. the officer taken to eden medical center. there is a heavy presence of police officers there, as well. about 40 families are on lockdown in

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good morning an accident involving a motorcycle new york 280 beyond 880. it's off to the shoulder but traffic slow for two miles. in hayward lion, myrtle, kiwanis and rotary streets shut down several blocks southwest of hayward bart station. at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on. traffic still stacked up through the macarthur maze. we had a car that stalled out westbound on the -- beyond the island. that's long gone. here's roberta. from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning. we have some clearing out over sfo and so far no reports of any airport delays. it's currently in the 50s and in the 60s. oakland picking up a west wind at 12. today the westerlies 10 to 20 miles per hour late day. numbers cooler, 60s beaches, 70s bay and peninsula. 70s inland. a few low 80s. we have a stagnant

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good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, july 22nd 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead including the scam targeting would-be lovers. how online court ships are costing some their life savings. first here is a look at today's "eye opener at 8." that arresting trooper has been placed on leave. authorities say he violated procedures for making a traffic stop. >> tension between donald trump and his rivals have been building for a while. it finally boiled over yesterday. he's been trashing reagan's old 11th commandment, which is

thou shall not speak ill of another republican. >> said to be responsible for an earlier air strike in september of last year. >> dealmost every mu car on the road has some kind of wireless technology. this one even has a wi-fi hot spot. that's part of how the hackers got in the vehicle. >> i hadn't heard of jet.com until two days ago. >> it's amazon meets cosco, a membership discounting website. donald trump read senator lindsey graham's telephone number on live tv. >> it's the craziest thing he's done since whatever he did right before that. i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. newly released dash cam video of a woman's controversial arrest is under close scrutiny. i shows days before she died in

a texas jail cell. >> get out of the car! i will light you up! get out now! ? >> wow. for a failure to signal, all of this for a failure to signal. >> get over there! >> right yeah. >> the 52-minute video shows traffic stop of 28-year-old sandra bland. the state trooper argues with her and arrests her. she was found hanged in her cell three days later. >> cars and people disappear from view and then come back while the audio stream is unaffected. this morning the texas department of public safety tells cbs news it was not edited. a spokesperson blames technical glitches. the fbi will examine the video to ensure its integrity. donald trump is sharpening attacks. his words about lindsey graham got personal and included the senator's phone number. >> you have this guy, lindsey

graham, a total lightweight. he gave me his number. and i found the card. let's try it. 202 -- he won't fix anything. but at least he'll talk to you. i see rick perry the other day and he's so -- doing very poorly in the polls. he put glasses on so people will think he's smart. it just doesn't work. people can see through the glasses. i'm not a fan of jeb bush. he's not a deal maker. who would you rather have negotiating in china as an example? trump or jeb? >> trm's rivals responded, lindsey graham tweeted probably get a new phone. iphone or android? rick perry tweeted bibi reading trump's previous praise for the texas governor. >> you wonder how long has he had that iphone, that number? >> a long time. >> this morning national guard troops in wisconsin are allowed to carry firearms at recruitment senators.

governor scott walker issued an executive order yesterday to let members have guns on duty the seventh governor to take this action in the wake of last week's deadly shooting in chattanooga. adrianna diaz is at a recruitment center at one of the facilities affected by the policy change. >> the military has tightened security at recruitment centers across the country like this one. the critics say that's not enough. they want recruiters to also be able to protect themselves with guns. the wisconsin national guard is studying how to implement governor scott walker's executive order. potential recruits will already see a big difference, armed guards. >> visitors who go to our storefront locations will see security forces at those locations. they may additionally be asked to have bags or purses searched. >> for the rest of the armed services, the policy on firearms is unchanged. only personnel involved in law enforcement or security duties

may be armed. a directive dating back to president george h.w. bush. most military recruitment centers remain gun-free zones. some civilians have taken matters into their own hands. >> this what's called -- >> gun owners are showing up at recruitment centers nationwide to act as guards including this group in new hampshire. major paul rick kehrt says security is befd left to trained professionals. >> why do you think civilians should be careful? >> civilians may not have access to the same information we have sfwl several members of congress now want to pass a federal law permitting service members to have firearms in recruitment centers. the general nominated to be the next army chief of staff is open to the idea. >> we should seriously consider and in some cases i think it's appropriate. >> jason beardsley, a recipient of two bronze stars and adviser to concerned veterans for america warns against knee-jerk reactions. >> remember, we've got parking lots out there innocent civilians. we have to be very careful about

a blanket policy overriding the common sense of each station commander. >> cbs news has learned that during thursday's shooting in chattanooga at least one marine was carrying a person weapon at the reserve center which could have been a violation of military policy. charlie? >> this morning many lovers of great literature are remembering american noshlist e.l. doctorow. he died yesterday from complications of lung cancer. in 2006 he told me what it tarks to create a great novel. >> how is it for you, easy to combine historical characters sherman, grant, stanton and historical characters that you create, all those people that you make up? >> well, they come from the same source. they come out of the same imagination, and in my mind -- >> but in one case they're

fueled by a reality that they existed. >> well, the amount of research -- people ask me how much research do you do? and i say just enough. >> last year he received the library of congress prize for american fiction. e.l. doctorow was 84. a tribute to him on my cbs program tonight. >> i love his answer oh, just enough. >> he was so wise and he understand stood great writing and did great writing. >> he did some of the best. >> i love historical fiction. great man. former president jimmy carter has some advice for his 12-year-old self. how his time as a young georgia farmer helped prepare him for the presidency. that's ahead in our on going series "note to

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in our "morning rounds," new hope in the fight against alds hiemer's. more than 5 million americans live with this devastating illness. an experimental drug that may for the first time attack the underlying cause and slow its progress. our dr. david agus is in las vegas. tell us about this new drug. >> it's a new drug a name that rolls off your tongue. it's an and body that binds amyloid which is the protein that accumulates in the brain. by binding in the blood, it can slower the progression of the disease. it's not dramatic. in the course of the study over two years, there was a slight decline in how the patients lost memory function. it's really the first drug to hit the underlying cause of the disease rather than symptoms of

the disease. there's excitement and hope two words you never hear with alzheimer's. >> has this drug been used in any other way? >> it was used in two previous trials in old alzheimer's and it only worked in patients with mild disease. the trial was extended in those patients. that's where we sea the benefit, an intravenous infusion given every four weeks. >> what are the side effects, david? >> there aren't a lot of side effects. there may be cardiac side effects. it's well tolerated. obviously a pain to go in for an iv every four weeks, but for this disease very exciting. it validates the amyloid hypothesis. an experiment done in mice earlier this year they took ultrasound and changed the brain and reduced the amyloid in the brain. while that was only in mice there's certainly hope these things can be tried in patients very soon. >> how soon? >> the trials in patients are on going.

this trial with this drug is in a second phase three trial. we'll know the answer in 2016 next year. so there's a lot happening now but obviously a year is too late for many people because there are millions suffering from this disease. >> david, i'm reading this story in the paper tore day that women's dementia worsens faster than men's. why is that? and what does it mean to study men and women differently? >> a very interesting study. pre alzheimer's, so losing memory function they decline twice as fast to alzheimer's as men. men and women have different brains, which obviously we no. estrogen may have a different effect protecting from alzheimer's. as you go through menopause, it drops precipitously. the more we learn, the better we can attack these horrible diseases. >> women are living longer too. >> thank you dr. david agus. good to see you.

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listen to this number. more than 6,400 americans say they were scammed after visiting dating websites just in the second half of last year. this morning the fbi is saying they lost massive amounts of money. they're older people trying to get back into the dating pool. joining us from our dallas/ft. worth station, maria, welcome, great to have you here. >> thank you so much. good morning to you guys. looking for love and a companion online doesn't always works out but we met one woman who lost her entire life savings after her search turned into a scam. >> i got lonely and i spent a lot of time on the computer playing games, and i just happened to go on a love website. >> reporter: she found a suitor

on the very first day. >> i liked him because he was -- he said sweet things and he was -- he was very charming. >> reporter: after four months of courtship including e-mails and phone calls but never meeting in person. the man who claimed to be a contractor from virginia was suddenly stuck somewhere in africa and in serious trouble. >> according to the story, he became very ill and he was in the hospital. he claimed to have had a kidney transplant and it was like $4,000 a month. i was really worried about him. i thought he was going to die. >> reporter: the money started toed a up and by the time she realized she was swinldled she was out roughly $300,000. >> these are people who worked so hard for their savings and now they're giving it away to the romance scammers. >> reporter: barbara is with aarp. they're now warning members that

seniors are a prime target for online dating scams. >> the studies show as you get older your ability to decipher deceit declines. that means that as you get older, you have to be even more vigilant. >> reporter: janet is trying to recoup some of her lost savings from match.com, the site where the scammer found her. >> i think they have a lot of responsibility if they're allowing it to go on and not policing it at all. >> reporter: match.com declined our request for an interview but in a statement to "cbs this morning," it said the company requires users to pledge never to send money or share financial information with other match users and to report anyone who asks for money or financial information. how prevalent is this? >> well americans in the last six month 206s 14 s of 2014 lost $86

million. think about that. >> that's a lot of money. >> that ooh's loet of money. that's all that's been reported. we think there are a lot of people out there not reporting when they've been scammed because it's embarrassing. >> reporter: aarp says the online scammers share common traits. look for frequent spelling error, use fake photoclaim to be working overseas and especially those asking for money. >> if you're online and you're looking to date and you see some of these red flags pop up get a second opinion. ask a friend what do you think about this. >> we're not saying you can't find love online, right? >> absolutely not. i actually personally know quite a few people who have. you don't need to divulge everything about yourself until you've got on the know that person a little bit more. >> reporter: despite being badly burned, janet cook hasn't given up on her search for a companion online. she's just a little more savvy.

>> i wouldn't trust anybody on it and checking their background and making sure they're legitimate. they're all vulnerable. >> surprisingly aa rrp says men are scammed more often than women but women report it more snuchb these why it's so good that janet koolk is speaking up. as embarrassing it can be she's going to help other people. ite it's so bad they tack advantage of grand parents. >> not just grandparents. people in general. >> norah recommend bingo. >> i recommend it too. robots are replacing hue manners at a surprising destination. seth doane is showing us the future. >> reporter: japan is crazy about its robots. this morning coming up on "cbs this morning" we take you to a

hotel that is lacking a sort of human touch. i'm kiet do live in the city of hayward where police would not confirm any reports -- a high level police source says the officers died at the scene. this is eden medical center where the officer was taken this morning. hayward police department has no officially confirmed the reports of the officer's death. only saying there's a difficult day at the police department. neighbors tell us around 3:15 this morning someone was heard spinning donuts in the neighborhood. two officers arrived tried to make a car stop on lion near myrtle. shots were fired. one officer went down. the suspect fled. description was found in a vehicle matching the description was found in oakland and it had four bullet holes in the side. the officer taken to eden medical center. there is a heavy presence of police officers there, as well.

40 families are locked down in the neighborhood. a very active scene in hayward. live, kiet do. we have traffic and weat

good morning. i'm liza battalones. delays continue at the bay bridge toll plaza where traffic is heavy through the macarthur maze in oakland. 33 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. meantime over at the san mateo bridge, it has been very slow. our sensors are picking up heavy traffic all the way across the span.

this is just in the westbound direction. close by in hayward, streets remain shut down because of the morning's police-involved shooting. lion, myrtle, kiwanis and rotary street are shut down to traffic. very long delays through that area. meanwhile, heading for the silicon valley, highway 17 now moving well following this morning's accident near the 280/17 interchange. good morning, san jose from the kpix 5 weather center. let's take you to the south bay right now where we have blue skies. a few clouds line the horizon. right now we have temperatures into the 60s, except santa rosa at 57 degrees. see all those clouds at the coast? it's overcast now in san francisco. also in oakland, with a west wind at 12. those winds will blow up to 20 miles an hour, onshore wind cooling us down. 60s coast, 70s bay and peninsula, 70s inland. 83 the outside number. we'll see more seasonal weather in the bay area friday through the weekend.

welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, imagine getting out of bed after a wakeup call from a robot. >> what do you want tonight? >> that's a reality for some travelers in japan. >> i'd like a sexy voice myself. >> charlie, it's time to get up. >> that's better. >> seth doens shows us the technology and glitches in the first hotel staffed by robots. plus this. jimmy carter write as note to himself. he opens up about childhood and the challenges he faced. see what he learned ahead of his presidency. that's ahead. the press headlines reports

on police in san bernardino who dress like pan handers. they hold cardboard signs say they're cops looking for cell phone and seat belt violators. in four hours they wrote 50 citations. accused of stealing and selling masterpieces. he he tweeted he replaced his works with fake paintings. the man said forgeries are rampant but he was the best at creating fakes. >> and now he be going to jail. >> he's paying for it. >> he's got lots of painting time. and "time" reports on an adorable photo of two dogs hugging that saved their lives. it really did. they were scheduled to be put down if they were not rescued. look at that at the end of the

day yesterday just over two hours after a shelter posted this photothe dogs were adopted by an anonymous veterinarian. now, that's hard to resist. two dogs hugging. >> yes it is. apple this morning feeling the sting. they got hammered after the release of an earning tuesday. they reported nearly $5050 $50 billion in revenue. i repeat. $50 billion in revenue. sales of the iphone fell short of wall street expectations and cbs news trinter nicholas thompson is editor of the new yorker's magazine website newyorker.com and he's here to tell us what is going on. so we're doing well and their stock is going down. >> it's going down dramatically yeah. when the numbers started to come yesterday, it looked like another good quarter but there were two bad things. iphone sales. they make up 60% of its

revenues. this is an iphone company. they missed expectations. that's a bad sign. scloinld when they put out predictions for the next quarter they suggested sales would be soft again. people saw a trend and maybe this -- >> because the market is saturated or the people who want the phones are buying other kinds of phones? >> it's because of phones being saturated. that's the fear. sagts faction is high. tim cook talked a lot about that yesterday. it's more that the market is saturated and perhaps they woimt be able to grow as much in china as they have previously. >> it still doesn't make sense to me that their profits rose 38%. they still had very strong sales. they were off expectations by 10% and they lose $66 billion. >> this is a company worth $76 billion. as soon as there's any signs of slowing, that's bad for app >> they sold 47. that's still pretty good. >> but apple always beats their expectation, so if they're $3

million under, i'm with the market on this one, gayle. >> did they create the expectations or did stock analysts create it? >> stock analysts did. apple said w we're only going to- sell 5 million next month. >> let's talk about the apple watch. all three of you have one. i have mine in a box. i'm going to take it out soon. they didn't release the numbers. why not? >> they said a long time they weren't going to release it. they didn't want to give any advantages. they weren't released. but if you dig into the earnings and look in the category where the apple watch s you can see they've sold about a billion worth of am watch. they say they're proud of it and happy with and it beats internal expectations. it doesn't seem like a huge number. >> one of the interesting things is apple sales doubled in china. what does that tell us? >> that's why they've grown so much. the uptick vastly excited other

smartphone sales in china. so the question is as china tees stockmarket goes down and their economy weakens wlrks they can 'chive all that. >> isn't it true android phones are declining as well? >> it death penalties on the maker. the total number of android phones is massively increasing as many more people in world get phones, right? lots and lots of people come in online. apple has the low end. apple has the high end. if you look at the average price of an iphone it's huge which is how they can sell 50 million phones. >> we don't need to worry about apple yet. >> app ll be oklahoma. tim cook won't lose his retirement. right now some travelers in jamb are prepareing for bed in a first hotel staffed by robots. the machines can check you in carry your luggage. they can even offer travel suggestions. seth doane got a sneak peek. he's in tokyo where robots are

becoming the norm. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. meet pepper. for about $1,600 it won't do your chores but read your emotions but sort of communicate communicate. a sort of robot companion. we receive a lot of robot companions and were the first guests of a truly futuristic hotel near the city of nagasaki. the opening of a local small cost hotel doesn't usually warrant national attention, even with gimmicks like testosterones or the boss arriving via robotic platform. but the hena hotel which translates to strange hotel in japanese lives up to its name. just meet the front dask. >> please ask me your request but don't ask me a difficult question because i am a robot. >> reporter: yes that's an english speaking dinosaur robot designed to attract kids. am almost creepy japanese robot

trained to speak japanese and bow. there's a robotic bag check and concierge. >> what would you like? breakfast? >> breakfast. >> we asked if robots could really replace, say, a concierge who has actually tasted food. isn't hospitality about connecting with people? isn't that an important part of business? >> fur five-star hotels for five-star service, humans are essential, he told us. but for three- and four-star lodging you need comfortable locations at a reasonable price. robots can cut costs. here rooms start at roughly $80

a night. you talk about a low cost hotel, but having a sort of investment in these robots seems quite expensive. yes, robots don't come cheap, he acknowledged, but compare to a year's of personnel costs they are quite cost-effective and as technology improves they'll become quite competitive. in technology-crazed japan, robots are becoming part of everyday life from commercials to appearance on tv as modern-day samurai. they're in stores greeting customers or as we saw titillating tourists at tokyo's robot restaurant. so really why not in hotels too. after the crowds let up, i checked in. hello. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> welcome to the hotel. >> thank you. >> reporter: there were some software hiccups but eventually i was off. >> enjoy your affordable stay.

>> thank you very much. i could probably carry this on my own, but why not try another robot. >> punch in ta room number and it will take you there, albeit slowly. you wouldn't want to be in a rush to your room. >> here facial technology replace as room key. >> reject. >> it took a few tries. >> i didn't need a key. i got in to meet another robot. thankfully there was a cheat sheet to help with the wording but it couldn't do much for my pronunciation. what was truly astounding it deciphered my japanese and turned out the lights. >> the lights went on. the camera light went off but the room lights are off. great, she understands my japanese. i slemt well but ultimately needed a human to help with the checkout because there were computer problems. this hotel is a pilot program.

the idea is to work out the kinks and expand first in japan and ultimately oversea. but, norah f you know someone who works in a hotel, i would. worry that their job is in jeopardy just yet. >> good to know. thank you. >> i still like a person. >> i know. yeah. you have special requirements about hotels right? >> what are they? what are they? >> you say you like good room service. yeah, yeah. >> and a do not disturb sign. >> yeah. i know that. >> i do like a good room service. you're absolutely right about that. >> we're seeing the future here. it is now. >> i'm not ready. a first for our ongoing series, "note to self." this morning a president reflects. >> have you ever said -- reassess your talents and your own abilities and who said higher goals were not

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grandchildren and eight great grandchildren he looks back on his life in "note to self." >> i'm jimmy carter, now 90. as you live and work on a farm in south georgia and just reached your highest goal on learning how to plow the field with two mules, i hope you will not limit the other ambitions of your life. your mother, a registered nurse, is ignoring the strict segregation that hurts your playmates and friends, all of whom are african-american. remember as you grow older that racial diskrimm grags iscrimination is a blight on both white and black people. i know some day you'll go into the naval academy and seven as a submarine officer and use the experience to ler about the world you live in and learn how a strong nation can be a

champion of peace. you will see how president harry truman's order as commander in chief to abolish all racial discrimination in the military service will bridge welcome changes but it also will need to be improved. when you return from the navy you must use your years as a farmer to expand your heart and mind as much as your father did as preparation for the public service that is to come. ♪ >> my name is jimmy carter and i'm running for president. >> in private life and in elected office -- >> i jimmy carter do solemnly swear. >> you must remember the advice you got from your high school teacher. >> as my high school teacher used to say. >> we must hold to changing times. >> those will best be expressed

in our religious faith but more briefly in the declaration of human rights which will be written after a terrible war. miss judith's words will be a good advice no matter how many challenges and disappointments you have to face. >> the 174th day of the iran crisis has brought about startling events. >> it was my decision. >> run away interest rates are one symptom. >> after every setback you'll have to re-examine the causes of your failure, re-examine your challenges and abilities and reset higher goals whenever possible. >> the cheers and whistles rolled over jimmy carter for bringing the two old enemies together. >> let history record that deep and ancient antagonism can be settled without bloodshed. >> in norway today, president

jimmy carter accepted the nobel peace price. >> one of your most accepted happiness will be your wife rose a lind and the growing family that will be coming. stay close to all of them. bring them together whenever possible and provide them the same help and support that your own parents gave to you. you will get to know some great people. some of them will be quite famous and others will be known just for their own neighbors. form as close a friendship with them as possible and learn from their example. you will face challenges and opportunities throughout your life but don't worry. so many people will want to help you along the way. >> president jimmy carter just released his memoir "a full life: reflections at 90." the book is published by simon and schuster, a division of cbs.

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good morning, i'm kiet do we're live here in hayward at the scene of the police- involved shooting high level police source saying the officer died at the scene. we have a live picture from chopper 5 showing eden medical center. this is where the officer was taken early this morning. the hayward police department has not official lip confirmed the reports -- not officially confirmed the reports of his death only saying it's a difficult day for the department. a heavy presence of officers is lined up at the hospital. at 3:15 neighbors reported hearing someone spinning donuts in the neighborhood. two officers tried to make a car stop on lion and myrtle street. one officer went down when shots were fired. the suspect fled. a vehicle matching the description was found in oakland with four bullet holes in the side. this neighborhood has been shut down now about three streets blocked off 40 families in lockdown since 3 a.m. there was a press conference

happening at 10:00 this morning at the police department. that's when we should know more. we're live in hayward, kiet do, fix. here's roberta with weather. >> thank you, kiet. and what a sad, sad day. good morning, everyone. heading out the door this morning, we have cloud cover lining the bay and all around the coast, as well. the sun is now shining inland. temperatures are in the 50s and it is now 67 degrees in concord, see all the clouds off the coast? that's a vigorous marine layer and with it we have a west wind 10 to 20 miles per hour later today, that's going to cool us down. 60s at the beaches today, 70s around the peninsula. 70s, yes, unseasonably mild inland. 83 degrees outside number in fairfield. 84 in gilroy. otherwise slightly cooler for your thursday. by friday, we start to realize seasonal highs returning right here to the bay area through the weekend until we top off in the low 90s. by tuesday and that will be the extended forecast. we have a look at traffic coming up right after this.

good morning. i'm liza battalones. bart has been struggling with delays this morning and they still report residual delays because of earlier problems ten to 15 minutes late leaving downtown oakland heading towards millbrae sfo. meanwhile, the 101 commute has just been a crawl through san jose. northbound traffic backed up from the 280/680 interchange. it stays slow for several miles and doesn't improve until you reach menlo park. so set aside extra time for you there. meantime over at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are

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