cooling down as we had through the week. we will have the very latest on that boat fire off the california coast as we come back. good morning to our viewers in breaking news. more than 30 people are stranded or missing. the latest on the rescue efforts at the scene in a cbs news special report. dorian destruction. the most powerful atlantic storm to make landfall in the bahamas devastates the islands and edges ever closer to florida. hundreds of miles of coastal areas are being evacuated. we'll bring you the latest on dorian's predicted path. west texas shooting rampage. police search for a motive after a gunman goes on a chaotic drive by shooting spree, killing seven

people. hear from shaken survivors, including a mother whose 17-month-old daughter was caught in the cross fire. >> i'm so grateful anderson was here and we're not one of those families. general mattis is in studio 57 for his first live interview since his resignation. president trump's former defense secretary talks about his nearly two years in office and how he knew it was time to leave. it's monday, september 2nd, 2019. here's today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> winds are howling like we've never, ever experienced before. >> hurricane dorian ravages the bahamas. >> this is still a category 5, major monster hurricane. >> southern states are bracing for possible impact with mandatory evacuations announced for parts of florida, georgia, and south carolina. >> breaking news off the coast of southern california. the u.s. coast guard is in the mid am of a rescue operation

assisting a boat in distress. the coast guard says there are numerous fatalities. >> i'm tired of the dying. >> a man went on a shooting rampage in west texas killing seven people and injuring dozens of others. >> i didn't get to tell her how much i loved her before this happened. >> president trump called the shooting a wicked attack but did not say he would support any new gun control laws. >> as strong as you make your background checks, they would not have stopped any of it. >> protests in hong kong continued for the 13th straight weekend. protesters used burning barricades near hong kong's airport. >> all that -- >> serena williams advanced to the u.s. open quarterfinals. >> and all that matters. >> i just want to say if they're still here, you guys raised an amazing player. >> competition combined with kindness at the u.s. open after naomi osaka defeated coco gauff. >> i'll learn a lot from this match. she has been so sweet to me. thank you for this. thank you. >> on "cbs this morning."

♪ >> the people of west texas held a vigil to grieve together one day after a mass shooting left seven people dead. >> this will not break us. in west texas, we have to be tough. our weather is tough. the economy has its ups and downs. this is cbs news special report. i'm anthony mason in new york. a major rescue operation is under way right now at a burning boat off the california coast. there are reports of fatalities at the scene. the coast guard says it's responding to reports to more than 30 people unaccounted for. the 75-foot boat is near santa cruz island, part of the channel islands national park, west of ventura county. just north of los angeles.

take a look at the photos of that dive boat fully engulfed in flames. ventura county officials tell cbs news there are deaths but wouldn't say how many. the coast guard responded to calls of a burning boat with more than 30 people abroad just before 3:30 a.m. pacific time. five people were rescued and 34 people are still missing right now. the coast guard says one of the rescued people was taken to shore and suffered minor injuries. no word yet as to what caused the fire. you can go to our streams service to follow this and the other big stories of the day. there will be tonight on the cbs evening news. many wiof you return to cbs thi morning. i'm anthony mason.

and welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil. gayle king is off so our cbs contributor is with us. as you wake up in the west we're also covering the approach of one of thetrongest atlantic hurricanes ever recorded. hurricane dorian is still a massive category 5 storm. the strongest there is. it has battered the northern bahamas for close to 24 hours with an estimated 20-foot storm surge and wind gusts above 200 miles an hour. >> so far one death is reported there. we begin our coverage with janet shamlian in juneau beach, florida a little more than a hundred miles from the eye of hurricane dorian. janet, where you are how are people preparing for the storm? >> reporter: tony, good morning. we are under a tropical storm warning here and a mandatory evacuation order for some areas.

the winds have picked up significantly over the past couple of hours and we've seen the occasional rain band come through. the storm is now 110 miles east of our location in juneau so the time for preparing is just about over. we've already seen the devastation dorian has put on the bahamas. the pictures coming in showing an island in ruins. one of the most powerful atlantic storms on record is unleashing its catastrophic rage in the northern bahamas. the category 5 hurricane made landfall in the abaco islands sunday with winds of 185 miles an hour. >> we need help. everything is down. >> reporter: revealing dorian's devastating path of fury. the storm battered roof tops and storm surges topping 18 feet left entire neighborhoods under water. floating debris and large, sunken boats litter the island.

>> please pray for us. >> reporter: people on the abaco islands endured dorian for hours. one woman pleading for prayers while trapped with her baby and neighbors as the storm ravaged their apartment complex. the media reports this 8-year-old drowned as his family tried to find shelter. his sister is missing. this morning officials say they don't know how many homes have been destroyed but expect many will be homeless. >> this is probably the most saddened and worst day of may life and i've been trained to with stand many things but never anything like this. >> reporter: a dramatic change here in conditions just in the last couple hours. shelters are filling up for those who live in at risk areas. and it's important to note that they have opened at least one pet friendly shelter this year. that is important because often people will not go to a shelter because they can't take their

animals. >> that is a shame. janet, thank you. the forecast for florida, and the southeast, hinges on when dorian will turn north. our chicago station wbbm-tv is tracking the hurricane. what do people in florida need to watch for right now? >> reporter: they need to be watching for the turn to the north. when does it happen? because if this system works even just a little bit further west before making that turn, more impacts will be felt across the sunshine state. what i see right now is that the storm is essentially not moved at all. it is moving at this point at 1 mile per hour. that's it. winds are sustained to 160 miles per hour. it is about 120 miles east of west palm beach right now. we are anticipating it will remain a cat 5 and eventually make the turn. starts to encounter some shear as it does so. that may mean a bit of weakening. we're still talking about a major hurricane, category 4. that code of error still has portions of the florida coast line in its sight.

we need to keep an eye on when the turn happens. that will really change the cone. once we see the northerly motion we'll have a better idea who will be impacted most. when i see the carolinas and day four and five may potentially be an issue for them as well. with the steering currents, why hasn't it moved yet, that ridge of high pressure is still very strong so it is essentially pushing the storm to the south. once that ridge begins to weaken it opens up a door, allowing that storm to make the turn to the north and then hits the edge of the ridge and starts to turn off to the north and east. all of this is very dependent on if it makes that turn earlier or later. we'll continue to track that of course. >> thank you. coastal dplunts south florida through the carolinas are preparing for the worst. mandatory evacuation orders will be in effect later today in more than a dozen counties across the three states. nine of them are in florida alone. seven other counties there are under voluntary evacuation

orders. we'll go to the beach in st. augustin, florida. what's happening there? >> reporter: good morning. good morning. what is happening here is this. everyone who lives on this beach and everyone who lives in st. augustine has to get out later today. the county is imposing a mandatory evacuation order that begins later this morning. as the hurricane moves closer to shore everyone agrees dorian looks daunting. health first cape canaveral hospital was taking no chances. dozens of patients, hurting and vulnerable, were moved inland and away from rian'senace. in st. augustine, joel packed up what he can't live without. the contents of his safe and his family of four. >> do you typically stay or go? >> we go depending on the storm. sometimes we say but this is definitely get out of here. >> reporter: why is that? >> the catastrophic dimensions of the 5 and the immensity of the storm and how it's moving.

>> reporter: for reference i want to show you why people here take dorian seriously. this is the same spot three years ago when hurricane matthew flooded city streets for blocks. like dorian, matthew was a monster category storm. coastal florida is battening down and boarding up with widespread evacuation orders in effect. the florida governor, ron desantis. >> if you are ordered to evacuate, you know, safety comes first and you don't want to mess with the storm that is going at 185 miles per hour. >> reporter: we were told labor day business plummeted and the juice bar business was down at least 50%. >> the streets are literally empty. >> reporter: the empty streets may have hurt the area financially but they helped rob hardwig the st. augustine beach police chief who has fewer people to be worried about. >> i don't want to be complacent. one shift in a few degrees and it's on top of us. >> reporter: airport closures

are another sign dorian scares this coast. palm beach county international airport is already closed. airports in melbourne and fort lauderdale will be closing at noon today. anthony? >> mark,hanks. you can follow hurricane dorian around the clock and watch our streaming service cbsn with our cbs news app or by logging on to cbsnews.com. in texas investigators are trying to figure out why a man armed with an assault style weapon went on a chaotic, deadly shooting rampage in odessa. video shows him speeding down the highway before slamming into patrol cars in odessa on saturday. officers eventually shoont killed the gunman during a stand-off. seven people were killed ranging in age from 15 to 57. at least 20 others were hurt in what is the 38th mass killing this year including incidents where more than three people have been shot and killed. our lead national correspondent david begnaud is in odessa,

texas. what are we learning about the shooter? >> reporter: good morning. there are a couple reports we should tell you about. number one our cbs station in dallas is reporting that the gunman had just been fired from a trucking job right before the rampage began. there is another report from a newspaper here in odessa which says the gunman was fired from another job a year ago because he was fighting and threatening his co-workers and police were notified about that. we are here at this movie theater in odessa because the rampage ended right behind me. authorities will never know if the gunman was driving toward the movie theater because he continued to go inside and continued shooting. crowds of people took cover saturday afternoon, terrorized by the gun fire that erupted around them during the shooting spree. >> oh, god there's shooting right there. oh, he hit the barrier. >> reporter: police say the violence stretched more than ten miles across two different cities in the heart of texas's

oil country. >> let's go. get to the building. >> reporter: ethan was one of the people who ran for safety. >> it was the scariest moment of my life. >> reporter: the investigators say the rampage started just after 3:00 p.m. state troopers tried to pull over a vehicle, following reports that a person was driving erratically. the driver opened fire with an assault style rifle, hitting and wounding a trooper before driving off. >> we have an active shooter on the interstate. >> reporter: for nearly two hours the gunman led police on a high speed chase while firing at people randomly. he hijacked a mail man at one point, killing 29-year-old mary grenados who was on her postal route working. >> she was screaming for help. >> reporter: mary's twin sister rosie was on the phone with her when the gunman attacked. >> i did my best to go help her but i couldn't get there on time. >> reporter: did she ever say anything to you after you heard the screaming?

>> i didn't -- because she was already dead. >> reporter: police have identified the shooter as 36-year-old seth aider. public records show he was arrested in 2001 for two misdemeanors. on sunday law enforcement was seen searching a home in odessa believed to be connected to him. the shooting occurred less than a month after 22 people were killed at a walmart in el paso. the texas governor, greg abott. >> we need solutions to keep guns out of the hands of killers like the criminal here in odessa while making sure we safeguard second amendment rights. >> reporter: the texas governor says he supports strengthening background checks in order to address gun violence. but when it comes to other mass shootings here in texas, dallas, sutherland springs, el paso, the gunmen in those cases got their weapons legally. more background checks may not have stopped them. what we don't know is how the gunman in this case got his.

>> david, thank you. among the people that were killed, there was a 15-year-old girl on a date out with her family. she just celebrated in may. her brother was shot but survived. hundreds attended a vigil in odessa last night to remember all of the victims. how is the community responding to this? >> reporter: good morning. many here are saying odessa is strong and they will get through this. as a community. and one of the ways they are doing that is by leaving messages to the victims and also the survivors here on the sidewalk. one of them reads, united we stand. another, hate is not welcome here. one of the youngest survivors is a 17-month-old baby. her mother says she had no idea where the bullets were coming from when her small child, her baby girl was hit in the back seat. >> i am so grateful anderson was here. ism' so grateful we're not one of those families on the other

side of this. >> kelby davis says her 17-month-old daughter is home after being caught in the crossfire while in her car seat. doctors are set to remove shrapnel from her chest after she was shot in the tongue and lip knocking out her front teeth. >> within seconds i looked at anderson and she was just covered in blood, so much blood. i mean, you couldn't even see her face. >> my goodness. >> reporter: 15-year-old lela celebrated less than four months ago. she was shot and killed at a local car dealership where her brother who was wounded just bought a truck. her classmates at odessa high school say she was always smiling. >> it's just hard for everybody who was close to her. >> reporter: a truck driver from austin is hospitalized after bullets ripped through his wrist, arm, and chest. >> just pop, pop, pop. >> we hear this bam, bam, bam. three. and it was loud. >> shaunna saxton says she was driving with her husband and baby grandson when the shooter

pulled up alongside her. >> i saw a very large gun come up out of the car. >> what are you thinking? >> i said whey wat i was thinki. there is a gun. i freaked out. >> you're still shaking. >> i am, yes. it's really hard when someone points a very large gun at you and you relive it in your mind and you see his face and he hated. he was full of rage and something else. i don't even know what. >> reporter: shauna tells me she was able to get away from the shooter by maneuvering around some of the cars and driving away as fast as she could before he reloaded his gun. we also know the baby anderson is finally at home. she is playing with her little brother, and she is expected to make a full recovery. >> a small bit of good news. thank you very much. president trump weighed in calling the texas gunman another very sick person. he told reporters at the white house yesterday that gun reform legislation is in the works.

however, there is currently no gun legislation waiting to be interdub introduced once congress returns from the summer recess. after last month's el paso and dayton shootings the president indicated a willingness to support tougher background checks but back tracked shortly after that. earlier this year the house passed background check legislation but the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell refuses to bring it up in the senate. >> there was more unrest in hong kong this morning after a weekend of violent demonstrations. ahead we'll take you there to see how protesters are trying to disrupt the territory's subway system. f0 good monday morning to you and happy labor day, through the day, temps cooler compared to yesterday but still above average. >> 93 in concord. 79 oakland. 72 for san francisco. we head through the week request on shore flow kicking in through thursday and even into the weekend. temperatures will be right

around where we should be for this time of year, plenty of sun across the board. have a great day.

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it's 7:30 here's what's happening on "cbs this morning" -- coastal areas of florida and the southeast clear out ahead of hurricane dorian headed their way as a category 5 storm. >> it seems to be one of the biggest hurricanes we've ever he 75-foot boat erupts in flames, leaving 30 people trapped off the coast of california. >> we've been through a lot and we'll get through this. police in west texas say they don't know the motive who killed seven and injured dozens more. new parents call it empower zblg to me it feels safer to

have them right next to me. >> relax. exhale. >> in our school matters series, how schools around the world help their students handle stress. >> schools are not just there to get children the best grades that they can. we also here to help our children to become the very best versions of themselves. welcome back to "cbs this morning." i'm anthony mason. with tony dokoupil. gayle king is off. we're watching the monstrous hurricane dorian which hurricane hunters say is one of the strongest atlantic storms they've ever seen. this video comes from inside dorian which is still expected to turn north and avoid a full-on collision with the florida coast. meteorologist megan glaros of our chicago station wbbm-tv is here. megan, what's dorian doing right now.

>> anthony, it's incredible to see the footage from that hurricane hunter aircraft. the center of circulation is over grand bahama island. it will remain for at least 24 hours. to put it into perspective a bit, how far away is this from the coastline of florida. it's honestly not that far away at all. about 100 miles. that's why when it makes that turn it's such a critical element in this forecast path in terms of where is this going to go. it's anticipated to follow the weakness of high pressure make it turn to the north a bit. we're just watching it so very carefully. it will make a big difference in terms of who's affected and by how much. when we look at the winds and storm surge as it potentially goes all of the way up near the carolinas and the northeast. the spaghetti models to the left.

we'll keep an eye on this. tony. >> hope that curve continues. megan, thank you very much turning overseas, more protests in hong kong this morning after a weekend of violent demonstrations. earlier this morning, police arrested protesters who disrupted the subway station. hundreds of students held a rally to demand political reform. ramy inocencio is in hong kong for us. >> reporter: hong kong's protests continue with a general strike and a schoolboy cot. organizers expect as many as 10,000 students to skip class. after a weekend of chaos. thousands of protesters swarmed hong kong's airport sunday in a new effort to shut it down. prevented from entering because of a court injunction, they blocked traffic and threw objects on to the airport's

linked rails shutting down service. protesters are now building barricades here. we're just one subway stop away from the airport. right now, we're seeing people throwing gasoline on this in expectation of a standoff with police. no clash came and the airports stayed open with about two dozen flights cancelled. saturday was more violent. with protesters assaulting government headquarters. they threw bricks and fire bombs. police fired back with tear gas and water cannons tinted with blue dye to identify people. in the subway, they fired warning shots and in the subway, they beat and pepper sprayed screaming passengers. this woman says the police once respected are now feared. how much do you trust the police? >> none. i don't trust them. >> reporter: in an editorial for

china state media threatened the end is coming for anyone threatening to disrupt hong kong. no specific detail. it could referring to a potential crackdown from mainland chinese troops. >> that's the unwritten part here. what is the ending. it's very scary. >> is the students want decracy in hong kong. the chinese government doesn't seem inclined to give it. comedian kevin hart survived a 30-feet plunge in his vintage muscle car, ahead, how he managed to get out of the badly damaged car and get help for two other people trapped inside and if you're on the go, subscribe to our podcast, hear the day's top stories in less than 20 minutes. you're watching "cbs this morning." >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> student: i did mine on volcanoes. >> teacher: you did?! oh, i can't wait to read it.

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♪ you're looking at pictures of juno beach, florida, as we continue to track hurricane dorian, one of the many areas under evacuation orders.

in other news, one of the biggest names in comedy, kevin hart, is recovering what's being described as major back injuries after a car he was in rolled down an embankment. these photos obtained by tmz show the aftermath of the accident. it happened early yesterday near malibu in southern california. jonathan vigliotti is in los angeles, what is hart's condition this morning. >> good morning to you. hart's condition at this point is still unknown. he was able to get out of the car on his own. and he left the scene to get medical attention at his nearby home before being treated again at the hospital. based on the images of hart's car, it's a miracle that everyone inside survived. just before 1:00 a.m. sunday morning, kevin hart and two others were in his vintage 1970 plymouth barracuda when it veered off the road crash scene

photos obtained by tmz show the roof of the car completely crushed by the impact. trapping two of the occupants. the car had smashed through these fences on a malibu road falling 30 feet into a ditch. kras reports indicate hart's friend, jared black was driving at the time of the incident. he was turning from a road when he immediately lost control of the vehicle. trapped in the car but hart was able to get out and according to tmz a member of his security team took him home. to get medical attention. firefighters reportedly had to cut the roof of the car to get black and boxterman. black was not driving under the influence. hart recently posted a photo of himself with his vintage car on social media, 40th birthday present to himself. hart is forbes' highest paid

standup comedian. other entertainers are taking to social media to wish him a quick recovery. including bryan cranston. the father of jared black, the man who was driving the car said black will now undergo black surgery. it's still unclear who called for help and why hart went home first. we reached out to hart's reps we haven't heard back yet. tony. >> jonathan, thank you very much we special news. vlad duthiers is back from vacation. hurricane dorian is already making history, ahead, why a crew of three who flew into the monster hurricane are getting recognition as trail blazers. plus, the tennis lesson that naomi osaka and coco gauff aced after their u.s. open match.

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captain kristie twining, command er rebecca waddington and lindsey norman flew. >> very brave women and very professional. >> indeed. the plane they all climbed into to fly into the hurricane is called gonzo. >> i don't think i would be doing that. >> that's wrl important work they're doing. >> their job is to find out whether or not the hurricane will impact tflorida. pope francis was speaking from the vatican palace. here's what he had to say about it. buongiorno. [ speaking non-english ]

>> so as you can see there, the uponive revealed to thousands at st. peter's square he got stuck in the elevator because of a power outage. he called for a runld of applause for the firefighters. there they are. >> i wonder what he was doing. praying. spanish, italian -- >> i like the tweet of our own ed o'keefe. this is why you should always take the stairway to heaven. >> witiest common and now everybody is going to be humming that song for the next 24 hours. okay. defending u.s. open women's champion naomi osaka handily won her third round match over 15 yard phenom coco gauff. afterward it was heart warming humility and is getting good

attention. osaka encouraged cocoa goff to join in a post match interview. take a listen to this. >> she asked any if i could do the on core interview with her and i said no because i know e was going to cry the whole time but she encouraged me. >> i remember seeing you guys train in the same place as us. for me the fact that both of us made it and we're both still working as hard as we can, i think it's incredible, and i think you guys are amazing. i think, coco, you're amazing. >> addressing the parents. she gave a shout-out to her parents. >> such a lovely moment. the sportsmanship is being commended by fans. billgy jean king said congr congratulations to osaka who was gracious on and off the court. >> did you see it coming having >> she's such a compelling intro speck tev and deeply personal individual.

she really believes it is her mission to help young girls and young players. >> i'm not a fan of sports but sports manship. >> it shows the kindness that they have. they understand each other. they can relate to where the other one is. >> she has a gentleness off the court. she's so fierce on it. >> you told me, tony, earlier, she loves serena williams. she wants to be what serena williams is to her and other young people. coming up, secretary-general jim mattis will be right here in studio 57. unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you?

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a reminder on that track work on bart in the east bay in lafayette, eastbound lanes of -- i'm sorry, eastbound lanes of 249 near the lafayette station. two left lanes closed in that area. traffic is backed up just a bit slowing down in that area bart stations closed. free bus service will help you out. taking a look at the san mateo bridge not too bad. bay bridge toll plaza, that's a look at traffic, here is mary with weather. michelle, gotta love holiday lights and a beautiful start to the day with that sunshine, here is a live look with our sales force tower camera along the coast and parts of the bay but a pretty sight there. microclimate forecast upper 60s for the coast and low 90s inland, plenty of sunshine across the region. we are going to cool it down

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♪ good morning to our viewers in the west. it's monday, september 2nd, 2019. welcome back to "cbs this morning." ahead the latest on a rescue off the california coast where a dive boat caughten fire overnight and three dozen are unaccounted for. plus, new information on hurricane dorian now hitting the bahamas harder than any storm ever recorded there. and police in west texas investigate 15 shooting scenes from saturday's rampage that killed seven people. here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. major rescue operation is underway right now at a burning boat off the california coast.

hurricane dorian is still a massive category 5 storm. the strongest there is. >> we have already seen the devastation that dorian has put on the bahamas. the pictures showing island in ruins. >> if this were a little bit further west, more impacts will be felt across the sunshine state. >> as this hurricane moves closer to shore everyone agrees that dorian looks daunting. >> authorities will never know if the gunman was thriving towards this movie theater because he intended to go inside. >> one of the youngest survivors a 17-month-old baby. her mother had no idea where the bullets were coming from when her baby was hit in the back seat. he is there. his throw in time. >> baseball history in toronto. the houston astros ace justin verlander tosses his third career no-hitter. >> justin verlander, another

exclamation point in a hall of fame career. >> exclamation point indeed. i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil tony dokoupil, gayle king is off. maria elena salinas is here with us. we have breaking news were california. 34 people are officially unaccounted for after a diving boat caught on fire early this morning off the coast west of los angeles. rescue officials say some of those people have died. >> the boat sank near santa cruz island, which is part of the channel islands national park 19 miles from oxnard, california. jonathan vigliotti is at the coast guard station in oxnard. what do we know right now? >> reporter: good morning. ventura county officials tell cbs news there are deaths. at this point they are not confirming how many. we can confirm that vessel has sunk. look at photos taken from earlier this morning as crews

responded. you are looking at a 75-foot dive boat fully engulfed in flames. the coast guard responded to calls of that burning boat just before 3:30 local time. fire officials say five crew members were rescued. they were sleeping above deck. one was taken to shore with minor injuries. 34 people are still unaccounted for, as you mentioned. we are told they were sleeping below deck. the u.s. coast guard in los angeles telling us the boat is used for commercial diving. it's called conception. it's operated by the company truth aquatics. according to their website, the conception was on the final day of a three-day tour. we reached out to truth aquatics who said they don't have a statement at this point. it's still unclear what cause this fire and why it spread as quickly as it did. we turn to hurricane dorian which is creeping towards the southeast coast and starting to lose a little strength, but is still very dangerous.

dorian is now a category 4 storm causing devastation in the northern bahamas. it's forecast to start turning north by tomorrow morning, but we do not know for certain where it will go. >> damage in the bahamas is extensive. the country's minister of agriculture just released a video of a 20-foot storm surge flooding his house on grand bahama island. >> the water by my back door and glass came from the canal. that height is about 20 to 25 feet, about sea level. >> meteorologist megan glaros is here. we just got new advice on dorian. what does it say? >> what it tells us is that it has weakened, but just a bit. at this point now a category 4 storm, but we are only two miles per hour away from a cat 5 again. so it's gone down, but still a

very powerful entity her it's moving at this point one mile per hour on off to the west. it's now 110 miles east of west palm beach. it's expected to drift for the next 24 hours before making a turn to the north. but sometimes when the storms weaken a bit they also expand, which may mean a bit more impact in terms of winds, rains, and of course storm surge along the coast of florida. it depends again because just a little shift to the west could change everything in terms of potentially even a landfall. at this point the track keeps it offshore, does take it down to a cat 3 by wednesday, and then we are looking at a cat 2 likely as it approaches the carolina coastline and then accelerates out and away. again remember this even just a little wobble to the south could change things for us in terms of the eventual landfall, potential for this. you can see the hurricane force conditions with the latest track stay offshore keeping the vast majority of the damaging

tropical storm-force winds offshore. at the space coast to ramps up for folks up to daytona beach before the hurricane-force conditions consolidate a little bit farther offshore. certainly bears watching. we will see a lot of changes back and forth with this one. >> thank you very much. we have so much unpredictability in the forecast. florida officials are urging people to have a plan and be prepared to evacuate. nine florida counties are under mandatory evacuation orders, including palm beach county, where janet shamlian is in juno beach. how are things looking? >> reporter: it is increasing over the past few hours. for a place where people come on vacation on a holiday, it is eerily quiet here. take a look at surf and what it's doing right now. the exact impact of the storm is not known yet. what we do know is the hard hit that had has taken on the bahamas where it came ashore on sunday as a cat 5 and basically

just stalled, so it's continuing to wreak havoc there. just devastating homes, flooding entire neighborhoods. now bohemian media is reporting that an eight -- that was a good hat. an 8-year-old boy has apparentl% drowned and that his sister is missing. as far as juno beach, our location here, no stranger to hurricanes. the eye of at least five storms has landed within 25 miles here over the past 40 years. newspaper of them higher than a cat 3. in 2004, we had a storm land here as a cat 2. take a look at just what a cat 2 can do damage in west palm beach. we will be out here throughout the day monitoring the situation. anthony. >> janet, thank you. remember you can keep track of hurricane dorian 24/7 and watch our streaming service cbs

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solidarity. 22 others were hurt, including three police officers in that shooting rampage on saturday. the gunman was seen speeding on a highway randomly spraying drivers with bullets. police have identified the shooter as seth aider. he was killed in an exchange of gunfire with police. our lead national correspondent david begnaud is in odessa. i understand you have new information about the gunman. what's going on? >> reporter: good morning. the gunman, 36-year-old seth ator, used an ar style rifle. there is a report from the "houston chronicle" quoting a state representative here in desant odessa who says atore failed a background check. the police were saying initially there were two shooters. that's because he was using two different vehicles. the car he was stopped in and the car he stole. there were not two shooters.

there is only one. police say this all started when state troopers pulled over atore for a simple traffic violation. failure to signal. he opened fire and sped off, shooting randomly at people. there are 15 different crime scenes across odessa and midland. a short time later atore ditched his vehicle. he hijacked a mail van, killing 29-year-old postal worker mary granados. her twin sister rosie was on the phone with her when she was shot. >> i think that he could have taken a car without having to kill her, you know. just he could have taken the car. that's it. that's all he needed. he didn't have to take my sister. >> reporter: the rampage ended outside of a movie theater in odessa. atore crashed the mail van into patrol cars. officers shot and killed him. police say there is no reason to believe there is any connection

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in the school matters, stress-reducing exercises in mindfulness are gaining popularity across the world. headspace and calm have more than 100 million users combined. and schools are exploring how these techniques can help students battle mental health issues. roxana saberi takes a look at a one of kind program in england aimed at relaxation. >> at arnold academy north of london students are learning to open up. >> my great aunt died early. >> about their anxiety. >> my frank hamma, my grandma h high blood pressure. >> i get frightened about it. and it is difficult. >> the list of concerns, runs long. >> i have so much work to do. >> i have lots of homework. >> my parents, they didn't have as much technology and social

media. >> there was not the pressure on that. >> to tackle these tensions, there's school and nearly 400 others across england, are trying something new. >> relaxation techniques. >> short daily doses of relaxation. >> your arms are falling and you can feel your stress leaving. >> and mindfulness. over three years, researchers plan to study whether exercises like these can improve the mental health of kpichildren in england where anxiety among kids is rising. the situation is similar in the u.s., a 20% jump with children diagnosed with anxiety over five years. >> researcher jessica dayton says the trial in england which she is leading is the largest of its kind. >> what they're saying is their life is busy, very busy, busier than we were children, and they find it is an opportunity to sit and reset. >> and that's why the teacher

rachel bradford says after two and a half month of these exercises, arnold academy saw an 80% drop in reports of misconduct. >> they're aim to calm down and rationalize the situation. >> it is helping so much. it has helped mae out a lot. >> how many of you feel that learning relaxation has helped you. >> olivia, you're not raising your hand. >> no. >> my way to calm down is to move, which is why i dance and when do you relaxation and breathing, it is the complete opposite, so i don't really feel it. >> there is a danger that people get carried away with one particular approach, i would say that's why it is important to do the research, because actually, this practice may not turn out to be effective. >> researchers conclude that these practices are effective, and supporters hope always in england will eventually offer

them. >> schools are not just there to get children the best grades they can. we are helping them become the very best versions of themselves. >> and you can feel that stress leaving you. >> for "cbs this morning," roxana saberi, bedford, england. >> so stress itself is a real thing. >> yes. >> i'm with olivia there, i don't want to do breathing exercises, i want to get out and run around. >> what do you do here at "cbs this morning" when you're stressed? >> we eat stress for breakfast. that's what we do. >> oh, okay. >> okay. >> all right. >> and speaking of eating stress for breakfast. eight months after leaving the trump administration, former defense secretary general james mattis is here for his first live interview since he stepped down. he's in our toyota green room there. he will be discussing why he resigned and he will also share his opinions on the biggest threat facing our country today. but your local news is next. g our country today, but first your local news is next.

good morning, it is 8:25 i'm michelle griego. police in san jose are investigating a late night hit- and-run involving multiple vehicles north of cambria park and orlando way. police found the suspect near by. he was arrested for dui and felony hit-and-run. this morning crews in vallejo are investigating a fire at a lumber yard around 4:00 this morning on on soma boulevard. firefighters quickly put out the games. lane closures remain effect in contra cost at that county as work continues on abarth improvement project. lanes will reopen by 7:00

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cayou tell because the roads are looking pretty good out there. not a lot of cars on the road. we are still tracking this downed power pole. the right lane is blocked but you can see it's not really slowing speeds down because again not a lot of cars on the road. that's going to pick up later this afternoon when people are heading back home for labor day holiday. san mateo bridge looking good as cars are heading across the span there and metering lights are not on, cars

are going swiftly through that. ace train no service because of the holiday, bart, mini, caltrain all on a sunday schedule. here is a look at traffic with mary. >> looking at blue skies as you start your labor day. you can see a live look with sales force power looking east of blue skies and some patchy fog right over the bay. so as we head through the afternoon we are going to have that zorch shine temperatures in the upper 60s for the post of the day. breeze condition for the coast and bay. temps cooler compared to yesterday but still above average for this time of year. on shore flow kicks in and with it as we head through the week temperatures will be cooling down, pretty every single day as we head through the rest of the work week and not weekend, temperatures will be back down to where we should be for this time of year by saturday and for sunday. hopefully have you a wonderful labor day.

welcome back to "cbs this morning." it's file to bring you some of the stories that are the "talk of the table" this morning. this is where we each pick a story that we'd like the share with each other and all of you. maria elena, start us off. >> well, of the weekend supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg revealed that superstar jennifer lopez called her up and asked her to meet. so ginsburg released that during the curse of the conversation, lopez asked her for some advice. take a listen. >> i was called about a month or so ago by jennifer lopez, and she said she would like to meet me and introduce her fiance,

alex rodriguez. she mostly wanted to ask if i had any secret about a happy it helps sometimes to be a little deaf. >> i love that story. i could see jennifer really being desperate to make this work this time around. she's been med tee times. this would be her fourth she's been engaged a couple o times. she's a woman that's really in love with love. she wants it to work out. it's a big happy family. she's got kids. he's got happy. >> i love that she can pick up the phone an call the supreme judge for marital advice. i have some advice. a kid in illinois reeled in a 33-pound fish. that's not even the amazing part. she used a disney branded frozen

fishing pole. take a look at this video. her dad is on the lake. he's helping 4-year-old josie as she reels in what turned out to be a 33-pound flathead. it is bigger than her by weight and dad has little josie lie down in a second to see if the fish is longer than her. i believe it is. do not underestimate things you buy that are branded. i think dad had a sense something big might have been in this lake because he equipped that pole with a 50-pound line. we're going to followup on a story vlad was talking about earlier. the day after her heartbreaking loss in the singles tournament at the u.s. open to naomi osaka, coco gauff celebrated a big victory in a doubles match with

her doubles partner katy mcnally. they call themselves team mccoco. they're actually the reigning juniors doubles champions. they've won -- they're 11-0 so far as a team. they haven't lost a single set. mcnally is a formidable player herself. she took a set officer reena. they're going to play this afternoon against two former number ones, so they've got their work cut out for them. a very promising showing for women's tennis by two very impressive young players, and their faces when they won was just magnificent. >> coco mania continues. >> it does. moving on, former secretary-general james mattis is in studio 57 for his first live interview since resigning from the trump administration. his new book is "call sign chaos." he writes, i did as well as i

could for as long as i could. when my concrete solutions and strategic advice, especially keeping faith with our allies, no longer resonated, it was time to resign. he held key roles leading troops in the wars in iraq and afghanistan. good morning, general. good to see you. you served two years. i know you expected to serve four. how are things going in the rockies? >> it's going wonderful. >> do you miss washington. >> i miss the people in washington. i don't miss the issues, anthony, not one bit. >> you told david martin the pullout of troops from syria weighed heavily on your resigning. how did you know it was time -- actually that issue has reversed itself. troops are remaining in syria. i'm curious.

do you wish you could reverse yourself or go back. >> no. i make decisions. i don't have regrets about them. i've always believed strongly that america needs allies. i stand on that because my formative experiences were that whenever we were in trouble, we had allies with us, and i wanted the president to have someone more aligned with his views and i needed to leave. >> what do you the the president got wrong about syria? >> well, i think when you lead an administration over policy matters and i la it that out over the need for allies, i think you owe a period of silence afterward. we have a million troops oftened the world who are trying to defend this experiment called america. i don't believe administration officials should leave the administration and then start creating controversy with comments outside when they owe a

period -- i call it a duty -- for the secretary of defense to protect the country. >> if not controversyut compliments. what would you say is your favorite leadership quality of the sitting president? >> well, i think we started writing the book, bing west, my co-author and i, in 2013. we were on version five in 2017 when i was called to join the administrati administration, and it's not a book about the sitting president, so i would prefer to stay firmly focused on what good leadership is like. i've lead 40 sailors and marines in an infan tree platoon. i've led coast guards, allied troops later. you learn a lot about yourself and leadership when you go through that, and i wanted to pass this on. >> when and why did you decide to include your time with the trump administration?

>> what i did, maria elena, i put into the prologue why the book had been delayed for two years coming out, why it was coming out at this time, and my view is that government service is a privilege. it's also a dati. i was brought up that way. and when any president, republican or democrat, asks you to do something, as long as you're prepared to do it, you roll up your sleeves and work. you don't again wringing your hands and worrying about it. you do your best to support the governance of the country. >> recognition is made in the book and it's been made public. was it your decision to leave or were you fired or were you pushed into resigning or pressured into resigning? >> it was my decision to leave. i believe i had a good relationship with the president. i read that we didn't have a good relationship. it with us very forthright.

i would have lunch with the president or in his office. the president knew everything i was doing and i understood what the president wanted done. there just came a point he needed a different secretary of defense. >> president trump said on twitter we have won against isis. secretary of state mike pompeo said it's more powerful than it was three years ago. what do you think has happened? >> the challenge we face today is terrorism is an ambient threat. it's simply out there. it's going to be there. on 9/11 we were reminded of that right here in this town when over 3,000 innocent people were murdered. i think secretary pompeo has it right and i would leave those in the administration to stay to the threat.

it was said the biggest threat is white supremist terrorism. do you think there needs to be a priority toward money on that threat at home? >> i don't give policy advice from what i call the cheap seats from outside. the people in those seats right now have that responsibility. however, i would agree that divisiveness inside this country is probably the biggest threat, the lack of respect, the lack of listening to one another and accepting that even people who disagree with us may be right once in a while. >> do you think the president can heal that divisiveness? >> i think this is not about one person or one administration. this goes back a while, and it's time for at least the majority of us to roll up our sleeves an get to work what's printed on the coin that everyone has in our pocket, "out of many, one." there are many areas where i think we have agreement. we're no longer talking about

those, and we need to talk about common ground as much as we need to talk about where we disagree. >> when you talk about this internal divisiveness, that's the biggest threat to our democracy. are you talking about congress, the politicians being divided or the country being divided. what do you think is our buggest threat to democracy. >> maria elena, i think it's all of those. i believe what has happened is when we run elections, it's always about dividing, i'm smart, you're not. i'm wise, and you're dumb. it's not always pretty. it's not always civil. well, welcome to democracy. once the election is over, you go into governance, and it's not about divisiveness. it's about unity. we no longer seem to go to governance. it's like we're in a constant election mode and constantly finding a reason to cheer against each other. in the military you could not win on the battlefield.

in the corporation world, you could not win with that divisiveness being inside. >> general, thank you for being with us this morning. his book goes on sale tomorrow. ahead, the benefits of baby carriers

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out. >> reporter: the minneapolis mom started baby wearing not just as a physical challenge but out of necessity. >> it was a way for me to make him feel safe. >> reporter: just after benjamin was born, he was hospitalized for five weeks that how much time did you spend with him in the hospital? >> i held him in my arms even what when he slept. so it seemed natural to carry on. >> reporter: even when she was nine months' pregnant with her daughter ava. >> i had 30 pounds in the back, 30 pounds in the back and it worked out really well for me. >> reporter: caldwell is one of those ditching strollers and carrying babies with hands-free benefits. like this oregon mom who carries his baby while he knocks on doors for his job.

>> it's for practical purposes. we've got two kids and we have to kind of divide and con consider. >> reporter: l.a. mom ashley wright who wears her daughter as she pole dances for fitness. >> if i always conceded to my baby's cries and stop every time she did that, i would not get anything done, so we just spin around. it's leak a baby merry-go-round for her. >> baby-wearing like-minded parents can wear their babies. >> we all want to keep our babies close and connected that it's basically for freedom. you can wear a baby and do everything you need to do. >> reporter: studies show baby-wearing can improve physical health. but after deaths increased.

they required new safety videos. >> the biggest perrin's mistake is to try to find one carrier to do it off. >> reporter: industry expert joanna mcneilly says it's about reading the instructions and practicing without the baby. >> they're very safe. in fact, i think they're probele the safe esst baby you can put baby. >> reporter: as for maura caldwell, she says baby-wearing is empowering. >> do you find it hard to do certain things? >> to me it's safer to have them with me and know where they are. so the baby-carrying phenomenon is amazing. the birth rate is not going up but the sales go up. i use it. i van older son. while playing catch with him while having the baby on me, it's doable. bracing of the head with the

glove as you throw back. >> we did it with our kids, although, i did not do pole dancing with it. before we go, we'll share one rule to help simplify your life and james clear shares tips from his book "atomic habits." listen we are here to discuss jessie's online time.

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will help new habits become part of your routine. >> that's good advice. >> i like it. >> sometimes we avoid even the simplest things. >> you need a timer for your that that ten seconds. >> that do it for us. ♪

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