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a cover-up. >> roger goodell said by destroying his cell phone brady tried to cover up evidence in the underlining scheme to alter footballs. the u.s. government is trying to confirm reports that taliban leader mullah omar has been killed. eight children injured after a tree came down on them at a summer day camp in pasadena california. >> i could hear the screams and see people running around trying to foond children. in tucson -- >> a fire forced more than 200 torques evacuate. >> this will probably be the hottest day in the northeast. a man charged with plotting to bomb a crowded beach in key west, florida. outrage is growing over the death of the beloved lion. >> i'm sorry, i have to -- make a donation. maybe we can show the world that not all americans are like this jack-hole. >> the spy convicted of passing

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welcome to "cbs this morning." as you wake up in the west we're following breaking news. an intelligence source says the united states government is trying to confirm if one of america's longest running enemies is dead. a report from afghanistan claims mullah omar died two months ago, but a taliban spokesperson tells sky news that as far as he knows, omar is still in charge. >> a spokesman for afghanistan's president scrambled to hold a news conference this morning. his government is also investigating reports of omar's death. the ally of al qaeda has lived in seclusion for many years. he ran afghanistan until american-led forces overthrew him in 2011. >> michael morrell is here. he spent years dealing with the taliban and mullah omar. good morning. >> good morning. tell us about him before you talk about whether he is alive

or dead. why is this significant? >> he's the long-term leader of the taliban. he provided sanctuary to al qaeda prior to 9/11. he refused to turn bin laden over to the united states on numerous occasions. he is as responsible for 9/11 as was bin laden and al qaeda. >> why have we not been able to find him? >> because he's hiding. it took us 12 years to find bin laden. if somebody wants to hide it's hard to find them. >> and is he alive? >> don't know. i'm a little skeptical of these reports. the first report was he died two years ago. really hard to imagine he died two years ago and they've kept it secret. so a little skeptical of the reports but the ramifications would be significant if he were indeed dead. >> the taliban is denying he is dead. do they normally deny something like this? >> i can't remember when they

denied something or lied about one of their senior leaders. >> what would it mean on the ground in terms of the fight against the taliban? >> historically there have been two factions. a faction that wants to fight to the end and a faction that wants to negotiate. he's been pro fight, not negotiate. so if he is dead there's a risk of -- there's a chance that the group will fractsure and splinter along those two lines. that may open up some avenue for potential negotiation. there's a new faction in the last six monthses or so. it's been people who want to join isis. and he's held all of those guys together. that would also free up some of the guys to form a new group in afghanistan that would follow isis. >> the story continues. thanks. tom brady is denying he tried to cover up deflategate

evidence by smashing his cell phone. roger goodell said that phone might have tied brady to the deflated footballs the patriots used in a playoff game. >> goodell refused to shorten brady's four-game suspension. james brown of cbs sports is in washington with the ruling and this new response. j.b., he's fighting back. good morning. >> good morning. tom brady is not backing down. he responded this morning to allegations he destroyed his cell phone to hide evidence with an empattic message on his facebook page where he said there is no smoking gun and this controversy is manufactured to distract from the fact they have zero evidence. he says i have never written, texted e-mailed to anybody at any time anything relating to football air pressure before this issue was raised at the afc championship game in january. to suggest that i destroyed a

phone to avoid giving the nfl information it requested is completely wrong. despite brady's claims roger goodell viewed the destrction of the cell phone as yet another piece of evidence pointing to brady's guilt. >> even though he knew investigators wanted e-mails and texts from his cell phone, brady ordered his assistance to destroy it. something he does whenever he gets a new one. he had it for just four months at that point. he noted brady's previous cell phone was still around. brady made's deliberate effort to ensure investigators would never have access to information he'd been asked to produce. "usa today's" sports columnist nancy armor says brady's phone with about 10,000 text messages was a key piece of evidence. >> if you had no knowledge, no role in this why would you destroy your cell phone? >> goodell said scientific tests

prove the balls used in january's afc championship game did not deflate from natural causes. he added brady's four-game suspension was justified because he was an active participant in an effort to tamper with the game balls. in january brady told reporters he did nothing wrong. >> i have no knowledge of anything. no knowledge any of -- >> are you comfortable that nobody did anything wrong? >> i'm very comfortable saying that. >> goodell ignored legal deficiencies of due process and promised to appeal in federal court. both the union and don yee, brady's agent, said the four-time super bowl winner was transparent and did provide phone records to the league. "the appeal process was a sham resulting in a commissioner rubber-stamping his own decision." >> it's not the time itself that's so bad. it's the cover-up. if brady just fessed up and said, yeah i did it. he would have gotten his landhand

slapped and we would have moved on. >> the team still stands behind brady saying there's no hard evidence of wrong doing and bill belichick will give a press conference this hour. donald trump is back on the offensive rejacketing any notion he raped his ex-wife decades ago. he's also distancing himself from his attorney's claim that you can't rape your spouse. he said on tuesday i made an inarticulate comment which i do not believe and which i apologize for entirely. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. trump is supposed to be in scotland today where the women's british open is being played at a golf course he owns. instead he delayed his trip to stay behind countering the troubling allegations. >> it's totally fis and ivana

said it was false. >> trump batted down a decades old deposition in which his first wife said ivana had raped her once during an angry confrontation. >> it's something that never happened. >> ivana walked back the rape claim when it was made public saying she felt violated but wasn't raped in quote, a literal or criminal sense. in a statement monday she went further. the story is totally without merit, she said. i think he would make an incredible president. >> ivana was very nice. with no coaching she read it and said it was totally false. >> they issued a false story to get publicity for themselves. >> reporter: trump also stood by his lawyer and chief spokesman who told tim mack that by the very definition you can't rape your spouse even though marital rape is illegal in all 50 states. cohen had warned mack to stay away from the story or i will

come after your daily beast and everybody else that you possibly know. max describes the conversation on "cbs this morning." >> it descended into insults and threats. threats of lawsuits and to tread lightly. >> cohen issued an apology monday and trump said he'd keep him on staff. >> he's speaking for himself, not for me obviously, but i did tell him i disagreed with him. ohio governor john kasich was asked about it but made no comment. >> just leave him alone. obviously, it's a difficult story for him and for his former wife. leave him alone. >> trump is leaving for scotland today. we may not hear that much from him over the next week or so because he had no public events scheduled between now and the first republican debate next thursday. two young children are in critical condition after a huge

tree fell on them near los angeles. eight day campers were hurt in all. about two dozen more just missed being hit. rescuers worked to bring them to safety. the inscident in pasadena california, happened with no warning. >> reporter: it was shortly before 5:00 p.m. tuesday when 33 children ages 6 to 8 were leaving the kidsspace children's museum in pasadena after a summer day camp let out. >> we heard a crack, and i saw a precipitous drop and then could see people starting to run. i started to hear screams and jumped into the trees and started looking for kids. >> this 75-year-old, 75-foot tall tree crashed to the ground trapping children. >> the tree fell down and i flung into the tree. >> first responders arrived

within minutes pulling the kid out from under the heavy branches. >> that smoke is from the chain saws. the fire department working hecht hectically down there. >> we had two patients that were critical and six with minor injuries. when we say critical that's how we categorize it with blunt force trauma. a large tree limb may have hit them. >> reporter: pasadena city officials are investigating what caused the tree to uproot but are focusing on the children and their families. >> it hurts when a child is hurt. the community will bond together and rally around them and support them. >> reporter: ben tracy, los angeles. this morning a wildfire in northern california is forcing a new round of evacuations. hundreds were ordered from their home when they could not contain the fire near napa valley. strong winds fueled the flames.

there are 15 fires burning in california. the willow fire is 30% contained. a boy admitted he sparkd that fire while playing with a lighter. slow moving storms in arizona created a dangerous situation for one couple. their suv overturned in surging floodwater under a bridge. they were not seriously hurt. millions in the east are facing a dangerous heat wave high humidity and intense sunshine. temperatures will range between 90 and 100 degrees in many areas but it will feel much much hotter. the woman who helped two killers escape from a new york prison last month has a plea deal. joyce mitchell confessed to buying the men tools and having sexual encounters with one of them. anna werner shows us how the escape plan developed. >> reporter: 51-year-old former prison supervisor joyce mitchell acknowledged her central role in

the escape plan of david sweat and the now deceased richard matt. her confession tells us how she fell for a convict even as they planned to kill her husband. joyce mitchell cried as she entered a guilty plea just weeks after admitting she helped killers david sweat and richard matt with their escape from the new york prison where she worked. >> she got in over her has into something she never should have started, but she did. >> reporter: her written confession tells a tale of sex and subter fuj. mitchell said matt made me feel special. in april of this year they were alone and mitchell says he grabbed me and kissedmy with an open mouth kiss. in may she described more physical contact and that same month, matt asked for something unusual. two hacksaw blades. she later discovered inmate matt and sweat had cut a hole in the wall and were going down into

the pipes. she kept their secret for weeks explaining matt told me they were getting out and we were all going to be together. mitchell denid she ever had a physical relationship with david sweat although she admitted to take something naked photos of herself for matt to give to sweat. matt had given her two pills to drug my husband lyle so she could sneak out of the house and pick the inmates up. mitchell suffered a panic attack and went to the hospital instead. mitchell's husband lyle sat behind her in court. >> he's upset but he's clearly been sticking behind his wife. does not believe the allegations of a conspiracy that -- for murder. >> mitchell is expected to be sentenced to from 2 and one-third years in prison. had mitchell not agreed to this

plea deal she could have faced more charges. charlie? >> anna thanks. israel's justice minister says 30 years of suffering will come to an end when jonathan pollard is released from an american prison. he was sentenced to life and served three decades after admitting he gave thousands of classified documents to israel. margaret, good morning. >> reporter: under the terms of his parole spy jonathan pollard will face heavy travel restructions, and the white house says there will be no exceptions but pollard wants to go to israel, the country that paid him to steal some of america's top secrets. confess td spy jonathan pollard will be released from a north carolina prison. pollard's attorney said in a statement, we are grateful and delightedor client will soon be released. he was a u.s. naval intelligence

analyst when he was arrested. he plead guilty to selling secrets to the u.s. ally. >> i deserve to be punished for having broken the law. >> reporter: pollard denyied.ing american security at risk. >> none of the information that i provided israel none of it dealt with u.s. codes, agents their identity, location. >> reporter: yet u.s. officials said pollard did steal a top secret manual that let israel identify some of america's covert agents. pollard also sold classified information to pakistan and south africa. israeli leaders like prime minister netanyahu lobbyied for pollard's early release. a request rejected by three u.s. presidents. with pollard up for parole this year, the obama administration did not object. jim woolsey believes the damage was not as bad as initially

thought. >> i know of nothing that pollard stole that damaged the united states at all. >> both pollard's lawyers and the obama administration say there is no connection between his release and the effort to -- there's outrage over the death of cecil the lion. a u.s. dentist defend

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cecil became like a local favorite amongst the tourists. he was always around. people loved to see him on safaris when earlier this month the tourist shot him. the big question is why are you shooting a lion in the first place. >> i'm honestly curious to know why a human being would be compelled to do this. how is that fun. if you want to make this into a positive -- you can -- sorry. okay. make a donation to support them at the very least, maybe we can show the world that not all americans are like this jack-hole here, this dentist, this top dentist. >> a lot of people feel the way jimmy kimmel does. choked up and sad. no need to apologize, jimmy.

a terrible thing. we're talking about that today. welcome back to "cbs this morning." a lot of people very angry about that. we will take you to south africa for your the international outrage over the death of cecil was his name and how the dentist is defending his pricey hunting trip. plus an airline pilot makes a desperate plea to land. an airport says not to fast. time to show you some of this morning's headlines. "the wall street journal" reports on amazon's proposal to provide airspace. amazon revealed its drone delivery service on "60 minutes" in 2013. they suggested airspace between 200 and 400 feet should be delivered for delivery drones. >> "the new york times" says the san francisco security administration says they're overhauling their security and screening peereds. the head of the tsa told the "times" thousands of screeners

will be trained to detect weapons and other illegal items. last month they failed 67 or 70 security tests. texas officials say they released the footage to dispel conspiracy theories to see if blamd was idea before arriving at the jail. they show her being processed following a traffic violation. three days later she was found hanging in her cell. they ruled her death a suicide. >> reporter: the "washington post" unreports on some remains. the 400-year-old burial site was found in what used to be a church floor. they also discovered a mysterious box that may have held relics. the dallas "morning news"

report os ans on a world-famous giraffe. kipenzi. "animal planet" streamed her birth live. they say she ran into something when she was being moved into a barn. >> she was probably startled. a sad story. this morning an american dentist is wanted in zimbabwe for killing a very important lion. walter james palmer apparently paid $50,000 to shoot cecil. his hunting trip now faces major cecil's death. cecil, the iconic and rare black-maned lion, star attraction of the national park

in zimbabwe. this week found beheaded and skinned, the victim of an illegal hunt. johnny rodriguez was appalled. >> to come in with a spotlight and shoot him with a bow and arrow. it's crazy. cecil was injured by the arrow but the hunt continued for 40 hours. the price to fire that lethal bullet $50,000 paid by minnesota dentist walter palmer. a big game hunter palmer has traveled the world in pursuit of animal trophyiestrophies. back in his hometown he defended his actions. i had no idea that the lie job i took was a known local favorite until the end of the month. i relied on the expertise to ensure a legal hunt.

part of the oxford university scientific team that study cecil for seven years said the hunters would have known what they were doing. >> if you're going to come to a country like zimbabwe and you're going to pay that sort of money, you should have done your homework. >> reporter: reaction to cecil's death has been swift and brutal online. he should be shot with his own crossbow one wrote and live to suffer. this is not the first time palmer has been at the center of a wildlife controversy. in 2008 he was fined for illegally shooting a black bear in wisconsin. now he may have to face the wrath of the zim

had six cubs who will have to live without their father. >> thank you, debora. it's an incredible story. not just the den it but the people who set up cecil. >> it would be like this in country if somebody shot lassie and said we didn't know it was las sichlt cecil had such a distinct mane everybody knew him. a very upsetting story. the faa is investigating airline drama over north dakota. an allegiant jet nearly ran out of fuel as it approached fargo but the local airport tried to keep the plane from landing. the confrontation and how it's raising new concerns about the airline. >> yeah, listen. we're going to be in the field here in about three or four minutes and i've got to come in and land. >> reporter: the pilot warns the tower he's running out of fuel but the airport was closed for

the blue angels to practice for last weekend's air show. they first suggested the pilot divert elsewhere. >> we don't have enough fuel to go anywhere else. i'm going to have to declare an emergency to come in and land. >> there will be a window open in about 20 minutes. >> yeah, i don't have 20 minutes. >> the flight was originally scheduled to arrive before the airport shut down but it was delayed leaving las vegas. the faa said the flight crew should have been aware the airport wasn't open. >> your company should have been aware of this for a number of months. >> we'll follow up on that. >> should an airline pilot ever find himself in that situation? >> never. he knows exactly how much fuel is in that airport and how much fuel it's going take to his destination. >> reporter: scott brenner is an faa spokesman. hay require at least 45 minutes of additional fuel.

>> this was absolutely irresponsible on all parts to put passengers in this kind of a situation. when you're making a flight and you have no odd weather and to come in with little fuel very, very dangerous. >> reporter: in june they cite sized about what they call bare airlines approach. for "cbs this morning," kris van cleave, washington. >> that pea lot was so calm. you now how sometimes they let the passengers hear what they're saying? i hope they didn't hair that conversation. taylor swift is invading china, you could say. but will her fans help her fight a huge rip-off. we're taking you to beijing next. if you're heading out the door because you've got stuff to do, we'll be here until 9:00. you can set your dv rr so you can

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>> we took a camera into the silk market a hub for goods. there we found her pirated album. >> most of the knock offitems are online. they're easy. we found this black shake it off t-shirt for $30 and in minutes found it here for 28. that's about $5. a fraction of the cost. in a statement alibaba said it's dedicated to the fight against counterfeits and uses the technology to scrub our platforms of counter firsts. these swifties told us they wouldn't buy fake merch, no way. >> we want to dedicate our money for her. >> i'm sure she appreciates that. >> reporter: there are still a lot of counter fit taylor swift

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good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, july 29th 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead including presidential candidate bobby jindal who is here in studio 57. louisiana's governor is working hard to race focus before the first republican debate. first here is a look at today's "eye opener at 8." >> the first report was that he died two years ago. i think the implications would be significant. >> tom brady with an emphatic statement on his facebook page. >> the league has no hard evidence of anybody doing anything to tamper with the psi of the football.

scotland. he delayed his trip to discuss the troubling accusations against his lawyers. >> it was totally false. ivana said it was false. >> eight day campers were hurt in all. >> tree falled down. >> jonathan pollard will face heavy travel restrictions. poll land warts to go to israel the country that paid him to steal some of america's top secrets. >> there are stale lot of counterfeit taylor swift items available online. >> yes. >> the food fair is going on in california right now and featured deep fried slim-fast bars. it's perfect if you haven't decide fd you want to be fat or not. >> i'm chary rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. the united states is investigating reports that a key enemy in the war on terror may be dead.

mullah omar -- tells cbs news that american officials are trying to confirm if omar died in the last few months. >> a spokesman for afghanistan's president said this morning his government is also checking reports of omar's death. the al qaeda ally led an insurgency after u.s.-led forces in afghanistan following 9/11. the taliban spokesman says according to his information omar is very much alive and still leading the movement. tom brady says this morning he never tried to cover up deflate gate evidence by destroying a cell phone. nfl commissioner roger goodell made that claim tuesday as he rejected brady's appeal on his four-game suspension. goodell says an assistant smashed the phone after league investigator ted wells asked to see brady's text messages. the super bowl mvp responded, quote, i replaced my broken samsung phone with a new iphone 6 after my attorneys made it clear to the nfl that my actual

phone device would not be subjected to investigation under any circumstances. to try and reconcile the record and fully cooperate with the investigation after i was disciplined in may, we turned over detailed pages of cell phone records and all of the e-mails that mr. wells requested. a short time ago patriots owner robert kraft said he made a mistake trusting goodell to handle brady's appeal. >> the decision handed down by the league yesterday is unfathomable. i want to apologize to the fans of the new england patriots and tom brady. i was wrong to put my faith in the league. it is completely incomprehensible to me that the league continues to take steps to disparage one of its all-time great players. >> the nfl players union is vowing to overturn brady's suspension in court. this morning the search is growing more desperate for two

florida teenagers lost at sea. today is the sixth day of looking for the 14-year-olds. their boat capsized on friday near jupiter, florida. the search area in the atlantic now reaches to charleston south carolina. we're tracking the search off the coast of ft. lauderdale. >> reporter: this is the sixth day that the coast guard is using boats like this to search for the missing teenagers. they can use infrared imaging to look for the two boys who left for a fishing trip from jupiter on friday and haven't been seen since. an area that stretches from jupiter all the way to savannah georgia, has been scoured by ships and aircraft. the question is how long can someone survive at sea for this long? some experts say about five days. the family is holding out hope that the boys will be found alive. the coast guard must now decide whether they'll keep looking for the teenagers or suspend the search altogether.

>> vincente thanks. the 16 republican presidential candidates will debate in cleveland next week but not at the same time. the first of two debates is at 5:00 p.m. on august 6th. it is for those who are outside the top ten according to national polls. that group is likely to include louisiana governor bobby jindal. the latest poll measures his support at 1.3%. governor jindal is here in studio 57 for the first time. >> good morning. >> thank you for having me. >> it is a beautiful studio. >> thank you so much. >> looking at all this these upcoming debates what is your pathway to the nomination? how do you expect to get the nomination? >> a couple of things. one, you look at what's happening on the ground in iowa. we said we wanted every county there. the crowds have been great, three different polls in the last week showing we're on the move in iowa. we see not only standing room only crowds, but people in iowa

are looking for someone to stand up to d.c. stand up to both parties. there are a lot of candidates run that don't have the bandwidth, the backbone, the experience to get the job done. i do. >> why aren't voters getting that message? zbli think they are, and i think they are in iowa. a lot of candidates are willing to say extreme things outlandish things to get near the debates. we're offering specific ideas on how the fix the health care system, how do we agree our economy, invest in the military, fix our educational systems. we're offering specific ideas, we're seeing the movement growing in iowa on the ground. >> sorry to interrupt you but i know your time is limit. your approval rate manage the home state of louisiana is not so great. in fact, at an all-time low. how do you intend to translate that to a national stage? >> two things. i'd ask for people to look at what we've accomplished in louisiana. there are a lot of people

talking a great talk. we've cut our budget by 26%. over 30,000 fewer state bureaucrats than when i took office. more people earning a higher income. we were talking about katrina. i came in a couple years after katrina. our state was reeling, 25 years in a row without migration. we reversed that. state-wide school choice. we have proven we can shrink government and grow the private sector economy. if folks are looking for a popular politician you govern by the polls. you we're in serious trouble. we've got to shrink our private government and grow our private sector economy. i've done it in louisiana. i can do it in d.c. >> governor you tackle policy issues head on propose tough solutions. you have a debate coming up where the people will get the first look at the candidates the smaller debate you'll be in and then the top tier candidates. donald trump is going to be center stanl.

do you think he should be in this race? what about his comments? >> i think any time the donors in new york or the smart people in d.c. try to pick a candidate, it never works. i trust the american people. i think the voters are getting serious, starting to pay attention to this race. >> he's lead manage the polls amongst republicans. >> i trust the american people. i think at the end of the day they'll vote for somebody who is an authentic outsider. right now they're frustrated. they sent republican majorities to d.c. and nothing changed. amnesty didn't get repealed. obamacare didn't get repealed. we didn't see them balance the budget. jeb bush says we've got to be willing to lose the primary to win the general election. i disagree with that. if we're groirng to try to hide our conservative principles, we will lose and deserve to lose. jeb came out and said he's for amnesty for the millions of folks in our country illegal. i think that's a mistake. i think that's a mistake where

voters are saying we want somebody to represent us we need change in our country. >> speaking of other candidates mike huckabee and the holocaust. what did you think of that remark? >> outlandish comments are outlandish. >> is it just outlandish or is it more? >> two things. this time you've got the leadership in iran talking death to america, you want outlandish comments. these are outlandish comments. what we shouldn't forget is what's really at issue is you've got the president trying to push a bad view of iran that could start a nuclear arms race. >> do you agree with governor huckabee? >> i don't make it a practice to compare anything to the holocaust. i think that was a horrific evil. but i think the bigger issue is we must not sign a bad deal that could start a nuclear arms rate. i don't think the sunni countries, i don't think the saudis egyptians, turks will sid idly by. they're chanting death to america, death to israel. we don't get any time anywhere inspections. thousands of centrifuges left in

iran. israel hates this deal. assad and syria loves this deal. our enemy loves the deal. our allies don't like the deal. we need to be standing with israel. let's look to the substance of this deal. this is a very very bad deal. >> 16 candidates on the republican side. who should be dropping out? >> well nobody should be dropping out until the voters decide. the voters i believe will nominate somebody with the backbone and experience. i think that's me. we can get the job done. >> all right, governor jindal thank you. an 8-year-old boy is one step closer to his dream of throwing a football. ahead, we'll take you inside the operating room for the first ever double hand transplant on a

olympic gold medalist greg louganis is one of the first openly gay athletes in america. he'll be in studio 57 with his new documentary, his activism and return to the diving

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in our "morning rounds" an 8-year-old maryland boy is showing off his new hands. the first ever double hand

transplant on a child. it's given the young boy a new outlook on life. an narks good morning. one, what great surgery. two, this boy is so cute. i love him. >> he is. he is amazing. good morning. zion harvey, you know, spent most of his life without his hands and feet but said his dream was to be able to throw a football. earlier this month after doctors performed a complex yet groundbreaking procedure, zion moved one step closer to making his dream a reality. >> i wasn't always like this. when i was 2, i had to getmy hands cut off because i was sick. >> reporter: at 8 years old zion harvey has endured more than most adults. a severe infection forced doctors to amputate his hands and feet.

>> i child's hands doesn't look like this. >> reporter: he walks with prosthetics. but for his hands doctors at philadelphia general hospital decided to try something they never before had tried with a child. a double hand transplant. why has in never been done before? >> i think the difficulty is finding the family who has the courage to relinquish the arms of a child who just died and given give hope and quality of life to a child who's still living. >> reporter: his mother thought hard about whether her 8-year-old son should have the surgery. the same infection that claimed his limbs required him to have a kidney transplant when he was 4. dr. levin directed a team of 40 people including ten surgeons who worked in four separate team

s to operate on his hands. the hand cams from another boy rough liz his same age. >> you see the hand starting to get pink. >> reporter: zion's mother waited ten hours and at 4:30 in the morning -- >> your little guy has two hands. >> what was it like to take his hand? >> it was so surreal. i never thought i'd have that opportunity again. >> reporter: at a news conference tuesday, zion sat center stage. >> are you ready to throw a football? >> yes. >> the spotlight was on him but then this 8-year-old did something unexpect. he asked his family to stand. i wanted to say to you guy, thank you for helping me do this bumpy road. >> i really wanted them to feel

appreciated to. >> reporter: zion himself says he doesn't feel all that different. >> i'm the same person i used to be but with some cool new hands. >> but he did want to send a message to other kids facing challenged. >> i just want to say this. never give up on your dreams. it will come true. >> one of the reasons he was sufficient a good candidate for this procedure is because he was already on anti-rejection drugs for the kidney transplant and you wonder if it's ethical. >> it's such a miracle to find a donor. you said how rare it snies right. there are only 15 children day doctors say who could be eligible donors and this family gave this incredible gift of their child's gift. >> adorable with a capital "a." so poised. i just want to say. amazing, nan.

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the bay bridge toll plaza. and northbound 880 still jammed. it's going to be slow beyond high street approaching the maze but fortunately, all the earlier delays we have from the fatal accident southbound 880 at fruitvale all lanes are open. traffic now fine leaving 980 through oakland. roberta. >> good morning, everyone. let's take a live look at mount vaca this morning. you're going to see a lot of haze. this is why we have a "spare the air" day in effect. you know, yesterday it was hot, it's going to be just as hot again today. right now 73 degrees in livermore. it is 70 in concord. today's numbers stacking up to 80 san francisco and in pacifica to the 90s around the peninsula. just about 90s everywhere except well inland into the triple digits. outside number 106 in cloverdale. okay, so looks optimistic. we'll cool down a little on thursday and friday. but you throw in some relative humidity, it's going to be downright muggy. seasonal high temperatures return over the weekend. oates on monday and tuesday.

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best. >> the president has some moves. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour olympic diving lend. he is a legend. hello, greg you agganis. he made history after bring home gold and becoming one of the first open willing gay athletes in america. we'll take a lakt his career and his fight against hiv. >> giving up his secrets from a lost town to a b 25 resting place. john blackstone takes us to the new water's edge. that's ahead. cbs oklahoma city affiliate kwtv reports on an oklahoma day care that closed down. it was accuse of allowing two boys to get second and third degree burps.

the story is so dib tushing. they left them outside without shirts am no sunscreen. they were crying in pain. they were aift listed to a hospital for treatment. >> as gross as that video is i'm glad we're showing it. i did not know you could blister like that. >> every parent knows, certainly in my household the trouble to get sunscreen on the kids every single day at the pool and how important it is. usa has an update on leah still. the daughter of defensive tackle devon still. she prepared for it. she dressed up because, quote, she said, if you look good you feel good, and if you feel good you get good results. the scans came back negative and her cancer remains in remission. >> kids teach you something about courage, don't they? >> every day.

more companies are increasing benefits for workers instead of giving annual raises. government data shows spending on benefits 16%, spending on wages increased 2%. many are offering free gym membership commuting subsidies and pet health insurance. the guardian's jane birkin has had her name taken off handbags. she says quote, handbags carrying my name, i have asked them to depap tiez the birkin croco. the company says it is investigating. is it hermes or hermes? >> hermes. >> i don't know anything. >> i've never been that yes, you

have. tell us all. >> just to the biltmore home. "the dallas morning news" looks at a tv reporter confronted with being accused. >> i went upstairs and waited for farah to come to me. >> did you use my credit card to check into your room. >> are you farrah? >> i am. >> he's a consumer reporter. he tracked down this alleged thief and he confronted her at the hotel thanks to fraud alert on his account and he called the police. he was there with his cell phone camera when she was arrested. that was a sweet moment for him. >> let me just say, she should close her mouth when she's chewing gone. ky hear my mom. >> or don't chew gum. >> they report on an ear bud design. it has a bendable outer section to fit the ear.

it would address complaints that the ear bud can fall out when exercising. >> not a bad idea. he's considered the most accomplished diver. greg louganis. he also captured five world championship titles and 47 nasal titles more than anyone in hist

cdc standard test, aids versus hiv, i do have aids. >> greg louganis joining us at the table to discuss his career and storied life. good morning. >> good morning. >> great to have you here at the table. >> thank you. >> this is a fascinating documentary and it's very intimate. why did you want to open up about your struggles? what did you want people to learn? >> well will sweeney and another reached out to me. was going through so much at that time. i learned by sharing my weaknesses i'm actually sayring my strength and so hopefully, you know this will give other people strength that even though you're an olympic gold medalist

there's no guarantee you're going to be financially secure there's no guarantee that you know it's going to be a smooth road, so, you know facing those challenges and it's not important. we're all all going to fall down. it's getting back up. >> norah's right. when you were so open and candid candid it wasn't a smooth road. was surprised to hear your teammates knew but they didn't want to room with you and they called you horrible things. >> yeah. there was the whole you know beat the fag club and fag buster campaign and all that. you know really in retrospect mine we were all really young and i've met a lot those guys along the road through the years and i don't know how much of it was truly homophobia or jealousy because i was winning at the time. you know, so it's really hard to

say. >> looking at that video when you hit your head there, greg, that was, number one, i couldn't believe you survived. you came up and got back on the diving board. there was bleeding. were you concerned about putting people in danger because you knew you had hiv. >> there's a lot of information. it's important to know how you're going to get it. you're not going to get hiv in a chlorinated pool. >> you knew that. >> i knew that. and the people that were at risk were dr. james puffer and dr. ben ruben who sewed my head up on poolside because they were in direct contact with the blood. so when ron came to me and said what do you want to do, you don't have to get back up there -- >> your coach. >> he said you don't have to get back up there. you have an incredible career no matter what you decide. i'm going to support you. i said we worked too log and hard to get here and i don't want to work without a fight.

you fwhoe was my inspiration at this time was ryan white, the young boy who contracted hiv. he was a hemofeel yak. i gave the medal to his mother. >> what's your life like today? >> my life today is -- you know what? we did end up selling the house last year. >> you and your husband. >> my husband and i. we sold the house last year and we got completely out of debt. we were able to pay for our wedding. and so it's a fresh start. a whole new start. >> you were never on a wheaties box and your coach said it's because you were gay. >> yeah. >> you believe that as well. >> it's hard. corporate america. i don't know that they were ready to embrace me. it was rumored. i mean there was plenty to read between the lines. but i was coming up through the ranks at that time with reporters and it was just my policy not to discuss my personal life with members of the media. and they recollected that. >> now, you know bruce jenner.

but have you met caitlyn jenner? >> i have not. i have not. i watched the opening ceremonies with bruce jenner in 1976 and that was his year. >> what do you think about all of this? were you aware of this struggle he was having as well? >> i wasn't. i really wasn't. i feel blessed because i was able to do a play larry cramer's "just say no" with alexander billings and she was my introduction to the transgender world. i'm a gay man. i knew about the "g" but i had to learn a lot about the "l," the "b," and the tj. i feel blessed that i've had that and i'd love to sit down with caitlyn. >> i have a feeling that will

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the drought emergency in the west is beyond california. the water level in nevada lake mead is at 37%. it shows us how the nation's largest man-made reservoir is bursting with surprises.>> reporter: alike reservoirs throughout the west lake mead is far below capacity down more than 60%. the white ring shows where water used to reach. as the drought deepens, tourist are flowing in. lake mead gets more visitors than either yosemite or the grand canyon. some are coming to see the surprising sites that are revealed as the lake shrinks.>> this is the doorway.>>

reporter: the ruins were headed desk hit in four decades. lake mead has receded so far that tourists can examine what's left with no water in sight. >> if we were standing here in the 1990s we would be under how much water?>> 100 feet of water.>> reporter: that's a lot of water. >> yes. >> reporter: st. thomas was founded in 1865.>> this is the st. thomas schoolhouse. >> reporter: it was a lawless town. >> there were forced these. >> reporter: when the us government bought the land it's been said a few resident refused to leave believing the valley would never flood. there are smaller but striking indications that this was once at the bottom of the lake.

look down in the desert floor is covered in shells. another long lost piece of history remains underwater. a b-29 super fortress. it's at the depth of 105 feet.>> another advantage is that more divers can access it. >> reporter: joel silverstein leaves -- leads about 100 dives a year. >> they carried bombs and a lot of people flu in them. they were the most popular plane. >> reporter: in 1948 this plane was on a secret mission when it crashed. the crew survived. the plane remained undisturbed for nearly 70 years. while there is less water in lake mead, it's still the major attraction for tourists.>>

we've been running this marina for 58 years.>> reporter: the lower water level has created new hazards but new scenery. you have new beaches, codes. -- coved. it's a mammoth body of water. the long drought peels away its past. the prediction of heavy rain this winter may reclaim it historic pleasures. you're watching cbs news this morning. more real news. that's our promise to you.

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