have a great morning. stay dry. good morning. it is thursday, september 10th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." a shooting spree on one of america's busiest freeways terrifies drivers. 're in phoenix on a hunt for a domestic terrorist. presidential candidates gang up on trump on his views on women and faith while clinton's polls are struggling in iowa. how they could rewrite history. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 >> it will change. we will have so much winning if i get elected that you may get believe me.

>> donald trump criticized by gop rivals. >> donald trump said, quote, look at that fachlts would fiorina. >> maybe, just maybe i'm getting under his skin because i am climbing in the polls. >> a possible serial sniper in highway shootings. >> someone will get hurt or killed if this continues. a raging storm pounded an area north of tokyo. >> rescuers say they can't keep up with the pleas for help. >> james blake roughed up and put into handcuffs. >> it shouldn't have happened. >> kentucky county clerk kim davis will return to work on monday. >> kim davis does have the appearance of an american hero. >> a school bus burst into flames in southern california. >> they evacuated from the back of the bus.

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charlie rose and norah o'donnell are on assignment but we're in good hands. no secret language tear. john dickerson and jeff glor from cbsn are here. good to see you. there were a series of random highway shootings. police say more than one dough mess domestic terrorists may be targeting. >> no one has been seriously hurt. most have happened along interstate 10. jonathan lowe is in phoenix. good morning gmorning. >> reporter: good morning. most of it has happened through highway 10. >> ten cars struck in 11 days. fbi and atf agents are joining

police in arizona to find who has been tar getting drivers in metro phoenix. the latest incident was reported wednesday when this pickup was struck near a gas station. no one was injured. >> it is just a matter of time if this behavior continues that we have tragedy on our roadways. >> arizona department of public safety director frank millstead said they don't know how or if they're all connected. >> i don't know if this is a copycat crime, if it's multiple people that are eninvolved in this type of insanity because somebody will get hurt or somebody will get killed if this continues. >> the suspicious shootings have occurred along the busy i-10 corridor between downtown phoenix and the edge of the west valley, the distance of roughly ten miles. last week a 13-year-old girl was injured by the shattered windshield of a car. another bullet pierced a tour bus and put a hole in the seats. on tuesday a phoenix police

officer's personal car was struck while he drove to work. along the fryway video message boards are asking the public to report suspicious activity. >> why would anybody shoot at anybody at all, especially to shoot at some innocent person. that's just insane. >> reporter: arizona residents say they're living in fear. >> it makes me more cautious to be in that stretch and everybody el, that they could get hurt or shot. very scary. very horrible. i hope they catch the person. >> reporter: investigators are calling this, quote, a real and serious threat to arizona motorists. a $20,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest or conviction of a shooter or shooters. >> that was jonathan lowe. jonathan, thank you. a new poll this morning shows donald trump has a commanding and widening lead in the gop presidential race. the cnn survey finds him ahead at 32%.

ben carson has doubled at 19%. major garrett has more. major, good morning. >> good morning. donald trump came to the nation's capitol to criticize the nuclear deal with iran. after that he understood took fire for mocking carly fiorina ee looks and carson for what he lookset as a billionaire's lack of religious faith. he said this when watching carly fiorina on television. would anyone vote for that? can you imagine that, the face of our next president? adding, i mean, she's a woman and i'm not supposed to say bad things, but really, folks, come on. we're supposed to vote for that?

>> i'm not going to spend a single second what he means but maybe i'm getting under his skin because i am climbing in the polls. >> ben carson who talks openly about his faith took a swipe at trump and said they differ when it comes to god. >> i realize where my success has come from and i don't in any way deny my faith in god. >> trump addressed carson on twitter. wow, i'm ahead of the field with evangelicals. i'm so proud of this. and virtually every other group, and ben carson just took a swipe at me. meanwhile people are opposing the deal with iran. >> don't want to say things that the other side is going to learn everything about me, do you understand that? that's part of the problem.

everything is talk in this country. >> the new poll showing trump above at 350% shows he gained support from women. now it's just one poll and was taken before trump's comments. but it suggests that trump finished the summer with a flourish. >> major, thanks. more democrats are turning away from hillary clinton according to another new poll this morning. it shows vermont's bernie sanders is virtually tied with clinton. vice president joe biden who's still deciding if he'll run is far behind with 12%. nancy cordes is in washington and she takes a look inside these numbers. good morning. >> good morning. in the last quinnipiac poll in iowa taken in july, she was leading him 52% to 33% and another poll in iowa just this week still gave her an 11-point lead, but now that lead appears

to have been erased. interestingly, if you look at the numbers, they appear to have less to do with clinton and her numbers and more to do with taking sanders seriously. look at this. 76%. sanders is 78%. they're both broadly popular. but 66% of them said the most important to them was the candidate who was closest on the issues, not who was going to wenjian real elections. by the kwa, it shows sanders leading by 7% to 11%. but clinton campaigners say they'll start caring more as we john. >> the e-mail trouble with hillary clinton is still not over, right? >> not at all.

even though bryan pagliano has already said he intends to plead the fifth and she'll have to go before the committee next month, john. >> that's right. thanks, nancy. catastrophic waters are rising in japan after days of heavy rain. people are literally crying for help and stranded on top of the cars and homes. it was strong enough to rip buildings from their foundations. seth doane is tracking the devastation from beijing, seth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the rain has been pounding for two days in a row causing flooding and landslide. some crawled to rooftops as the water rose and as japanese and military helicopters pulled people to safety. entire homes were surround order carried away as jocelyn city was flooded with floodwater.

the river burst its banks sending a torrent of watt err through the city 60 miles worth about an hour north of tokyo. the deluge is the result of a low pressure system that's the tail end of a tropical storm passing through japan. the fear is more rivered could overflow and rain could trigger more landslides. one already buried a home. the japanese prime minister called the heavy rains unprecedent, adding the priority now is saving lives. night has fallen in this part of the world that will, of course, hamper rescue efforts and authorities say it will be days before floodwaters recede. jeff, this is the 18th typhoon this year. >> video shows how close this

flight came to disaster. it aborted when its left engine started burning. everyone managed to get out. me mireya veehas more. >> we're told they're being praised for avoiding this disaster. the national transportation safety board sent engine and fire special its who are taking a close look at 777. it was accelerating to takeoff when the pilot suddenly hit the brakes. one of the plane's two engines was on fire. >> everyone was trying to get to the right-hand side rear of the plane.

a woman fell over and people were climbing over her. she was getting stomped on. you're talking to me about having to go from exit to exit. this was clearly a chaotic situation. >> yeah, it was bad. there was a lot of screaming, shouting, get off, move, move. people started pushing. people pushing back. >> reporter: captain chris henke was at the helm. she told the newspaper this was supposed to be one of his last flights. i just hope he gets to fly again before he retired so he ends on a high. at least 0 were treated and released from local hospitals including the crew members. >> glad everyone's okay. this morning u.s. and nato are watching syria over concerns that russia is beefing up its military presence there. moscow says this is nothing new.

but over the past few days aircraft has arrived in northwest syria. cbs senior security director mike morell joins us live. good morning. >> good morning, gayle. >> what is exactly behind this? what does this mean? >> u.s. intelligence is monitoring russian activity in northwest syria and what they're seeing is the arrival of prefabrication housing units for about a thousand people, a portable air traffic control system, a tank landing ship. not a lot of clarity on what's happening here, but the leading theory is the russians are building an air base and the concern is that they might conduct combat air operations out of that air base on behalf of president assad and his fight

against isis, el nusra, and the opposition. that's the concern. >> how do we respond to that? >> the only thing to do is try to stop the flow of these arms. there's three ways for the russians to get this stuff to syria. one is to fly overtureky. turkey has said no. way. the other is bulgaria and greece. the bulgarians have reached out no, more flight. iranians said you can overfly iran but that still means they need to overfly iraq. so i think the diplomatic focus is going to be iraq and the u.s. is going to put tremendous pressure on iraq. we'll see what they do. >> i want to tell you about a story in "the daily beast" about 50 intelligent officials who in some cases say their reports have been altered to make it look like the fight against isis

in al qaeda is going better than they actually are. what's your sense of that? >> they're conducting these in iraq and syria. one of the central tenets -- one of the key aspects of the policy-making process is that analysts get to say what they think without any interference or change it. so this is a very, very serious charge. i think it needs to be fully investigated, and if there is truth that somebody has been meddling with their analysis, i think somebody needs to lose their job over it and there needs to be full transparency into this. it's so important that analysts think. >> mike, crickly. is the fight with isis going is? battlefields. one is at iraq and syria.

i'd say we're at stalemate there. the second is the militant groups around the world who are now claiming their fight to i circumstance we're losing that battle. and the third battle is the ideological battle for the hearts and minds in the united states, western europe, australia, and darngs i think we're losing that fight too. so three different fights. >> thank you, michael morell in washington this morning. this morning members of congress are considering plan to grant more u.s. visas in an effort to help the crisis. secretary of state john kerry tried to sell the argument. the current number is 70,000. that could rise to as many as 100 thousand. if approved it could go into effect next month. this stems from the video ha holly williams showed us yesterday. five armed men in black uniforms

intercepted the migrants' rubber didn't dinghy. they sate's not consistent with a mission of their coast guard. this morning the cdc reports 341 cases of salmonella in the last two months. the importd cucumbers were branded limited condition from andrews & williamson. they're called slicer or american. they've been recalled. kim davis is taking time off with her family. there are questions about what will happen when she returns to work.

jericka duncan has spoken with a clerk who has issued licenses in kim davis's absence. >> reporter: when kims davis returns to work and asks you not to issue licenses, what are you going to do? a retired tennis star says

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after being good morning. it is thursday, september 10th. a rainy start to the morning with some cooler temps coming along after the rain. i'm chris wragge. we'll have john's forecast coming up in a moment. long island. the roads and the rails both a mess at this hour. alex. >>reporter: you're right, so the l.i.e. has been closed westbound at bell boulevard for several hours this morning. it's due to an overturned truck. one lane, though, is now creeping by. there is still a seven-mile delay that stretches back past roslyn road trying to get mass transit, unfortunately, isn't a better option for you. lirr service is now sus pended in both directions on the ronkonkoma branch between ronkonkoma and hicksville after a train struck a vehicle. so anticipate delays and cancellations to linger throughout the better portion chris. >> all right, alex, thank you. an nypd officer accused of slamming former tennis star

james blake to the ground and handcuffing him has been placed on modified assignment. blake says five officers who were looking for suspects accused of using stolen credit cards to buy cell phones tackled him without warning outside of a midtown hotel yesterday. he was quickly released after his identity was confirmed. blake is demanding an apology. we are having more on this coming up on "cbs this morning" in just a few momentles: new this morning, looks like a movie set, but actually it's a grown cab that went up in flames overnight. the fire department says they got a call just after midnight saying a car was on fire at pearl and front street under the manhattan bridge. luckily no one was hurt. flts let's get over to john a humid forecast. a lot of rain, johnny. >> what a mess. we need the rain, happy to see it, but just too much of a good thing. skies in the city threatening. rain and fog, 72 right now. so let's focus. parts of long island, into nassau county, elmont down to valley stream, woodmere, five towns area, seeing lighter rain than we're seeing just to the north. look at that now, more of manhattan into parts of brooklyn, staten island, that

soaking rain. problem is, though, it will be slowly pushes through. the concern is going to be more widespread coverage of that heavy rain this afternoon, a break by friday midday. >> john, thanks a lot. i'm chris wragge. we are back with another local update in about 25 minutes. "cbs this morning" returns in

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fragments associated with alzheimer's. it's believed the ited it was passed through. alzheimer's is not contagious like the common cold. >> the pittsburgh "post-gazette" is opening a visitor center. the flight 93 memorial has ten panels that show how the events unfolded. they include voice messages for loved ones left by some 40 people when the plane rash in shanksville shanksville. 1.43 million tr trucks are being called. it involved ram pickup trucks and chassis cabs. the model years are 2012 through 2014. about 180,000 cam quad pickups are being recalled.

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ground and handcuffed over a theft ring. elaine quijano is outside the hotel where police say blake was wrongly identified. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. james blake was right outside this hotel waiting to be picked up and taken to the u.s. tennis open. that's when he was tackled and told not to speak. >> it should. have happened. it's something we'll deal with the police. >> reporter: james blake soared to the top. but on wednesday the harvard educated athlete was on the ground in harnldcuffs s handcuffs after being detained. >> hopefully there's video of it and we can see what happened. >> reporter: he was slammed to the sidewalk and told to lie

face down by a's why white police officer. he suffered cuts and a bruds leg. he was head until someone could firm his true identity. >> have you had any conversations with them? >> not yept. echl. >> reporter: blake whose father is black says, quote, it's as sim pz as unnecessary police force. no matter what, there ooh no reason to do that to anyone. new york city police commissioner raised concerns over the use of force. >> the nature of what he describes is not what we're supposed to do. we will address it. i will not tolerate any type of excessive use on the part of my police. >> reporter: detectives reviews this surveillance video and so

far one of the saufls invoefl. the place investigation is continuing. >> elaine quijano, thank you very much. this morning the governoring body in high school sports is reacting. two high school football players slammed a referee. omar villafranca is showing how the referee is fighting back amid allegations by the athletes. >> good morning. it's two stubtss who said their coach told them to attack him and slarl sum slurs directed at the players. >> he is hopping mad as would anyone of being falsely accused of make any remarks like that. it just didn't happen. >> reporter: an emotional football game.

two players at san antonio high school are seen attacking watts. one hit hick in the back of the head. another pushed him down. >> this man said he needs to pay for cheating on us. the state's governor body that oversees high school sports. in question whether the coaches and referees. >> there were punches thrown, arguing the officials including coaches, late hits. >> the asussistanceussistant coach has been suspending an investigation. the two students have been kicked off the team and could

face centimeter charges. >> it's a children's game. there's not a reason to go attack somebody for any reason, even a madeup reason. >> there's no timetable on when punishment could be handed out. jon jay's varscity football team could be played tomorrow night and there will be increased security at that. gayle? >> thank you. the human family tree, what the new fossil will say. but if you're heading out the door -- you've got to go to work, take the kids to school, or go to the grocery store -- we ask you to set your dvr.

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this morning scientists in south africa are presenting newly discovered fossils they say are from the human family tree. the fossils were found in remote caves in johannesburg. the discovery is raising questions about whether another human-like species roamed the earth. deborah debora patta has more. >> they thounld they found everything there was to find there. turns out they were wrong. it was a treacherous journey to recover these fossils. these women were hired because they were small enough and skinny enough to slip between the narrow kravs just outside johannesburg. the man who directed the

operation was a renowned paleo anthropologist. >> the operation itself was very dangerous. just because no one died speaks more to our preparation than the dangers. >> reporter: they worked in conditions of 99% humidity. it was dark and kloss trowe claustrophobic as they did their work. >> he claims it's a new species. >> tiny head, ape-like body but arms and legs that are very, very human like, something completely unexpected and we found it in incredible abundance. >> reporter: he says he's i'ded the remains of 15 fossils. here's what's important. he believes they were getting rid of the bodies down here. they appear to be practicing something uniquely human.

that discovery was fraught with tension. >> i'm kind of scared. >> i don't want to breathe for her. >> reporter: it took 21 days. >> is that two together? >> at least 1 1/2. >> 1 1/2 vertebra in arctic articulation the way they were. thank you so much great work. beautiful job. >> he's not without his critics. some believe he's been too quick to describe it as a burial site. this man who's familiar with his findings, he says it makes it difficult to reach this conclusion. >> i'm respectful of the material they found and i'm respectful of the efforts they made to recover it, but i'm

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good morning, it is 7:56 on this this thursday, september 10th. grab the rain gear, get ready for what could be a soaker today. i'm chris wragge. john will being back in a moment with your full forecast. first a commuter alert on long island. alex is here with more on that. alex. >>reporter: so, chris, the l.i.e. has been closed at bell boulevard for several hours this morning due to an overturned truck. one lane is getting by, but there's at least an 8-mile delay back past old westbury road getting into the area. mass transit not much better, lirr service is still suspended in both directions on the ronkonkoma branch. that's between ronkonkoma and hicksville after a train struck a vehicle there. so anticipate delays and cancellations throughout the morning. chris. >> all right, alex, thank you. new developments in the shooting of a top aide to governor cuomo. police have released the sketch of a man they'd like to question. they bloaf he's 19 or 20 years

old, was wearing a jamaican flag around his neck cary gobay was shot in crown heights. police say he was caught in the crossfire of over a gun battle of two rival gangsment he remains in critical condition at kings county hospital. governor cuomo will push for a statewide wage of $15 an hour. he will make the announcement at the javits center this afternoon, accompanied by vice president joe biden. here's john with your forecast. hi, john. >> good morning, chris. you know, 10 seconds ago we had a rainbow in this shot, but you lose the sun, you lose the effect. so no more rainbow. rain and fog in and around the city. worst of it to the east. again, this is brookville up to oyster bay, north shore, you're going to see that hold together. unfortunately there's going to be more rain filling in. so even though the worst of the heavy rain clears, then you have to deal with more showers. the front is going to take its time. the front is still well to the west right there. our concern is going to be a period of heavy rain this afternoon.

i mean, we need it, but it's definitely going to slow you down for after-school pickup and into the evening commute. then we see it kind of wrap up by early friday. chris. >> okay, john, thanks so much. i'm chris wragge. we are back with another local

right after this. jiets's thursday, september 10, 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." key & peel say they're calling it quicks at the top of their game but first here's a look at your "eye opener" at 8:00. most of the incidents have happened along interstate ten. they call it acts of domestic terrorism. >> they never get bored with winning, we never get bored. >> donald trump took fire for belittle carly fee or reny and ben carson who says he has a lack of religious faith. in the last pohl in iowa she was leading him. now it appears that lead is erased.

japan has been pounded with rain for two days in a row. >> the leading thee is that the russians are building an air base and they might conduct air operations out of that air bass on behalf of president assad. man who did not identify himself as a police officer tackled him. where the fossils were found in one of the most explored sites in africa for human superior gins. >> greats work. >> stephen colbert made his debut. here's the thing. not all of the promos made it to air, so here are the failed cbs promos. >> action. >> i'm steve colbert. >> i'm james corden. this is very uncomfortable. >> i'm sorry. i'll work halves next time. i'm gail king with jeff glor

and john dickerson of face the nation. charlie and norah are on assignment today. they're targeting drivers with gunfire. these incidents appear to be random. the drivers have reported 11 shootings in 11 days. >> most happen along interstate 10, which runs through the heart of phoenix. police say someone will get killed if the shootings continue. donald trump is widening his margin. 32% of the voters support trump. he gained 78 points in the last month and has nearly tripled his support since he launched but he's also under fire on women. "rolling stone" quoted him, look at that. would you vote for that?

can you imagine that? that fis of our president? i mean she's a woman and i'm not supposed to say bad things but really, folks, southbound that serious? >> yes, they're very serious. >> what do you take that to mean? look at that face, would anyone vote for that? >> i haven't any idea but honestly megyn i'm not going to wonder what donald trump is saying but maybe i'm getting under his skin. >> his remarks are small and demeaning. better. >> he said he was talking about her persona, not looks.

but a big named musician is lashing out. trump took to the stage playing the rem song it's the end of the world as we know it. michael stipe does not like that. he responded do not use your music or my voice for your moronic charade of a campaign. you remember what neil young got upset what he used his free song "rocking" in the candidacy. bernie sanders now leads carolina tonl in iowa, 41-40%. vice president biden comes in at 12%. two months ago it showed clinton leading by 19 points. sanders is riding because more democrats are taking his message seriously. >> apple's newest product launch is getting mixed reviews this

morning. they rolled out products at wednesday's highly anticipated event in san francisco. at the end of the day apple's stock fell 2%. charlie rose -- i know that guy -- was there up close to see a new camera feature. >> we have what's called live photos. >> this was very interesting. >> what if i could touch that picture and have that memory come to life. >> this is right before the picture. >> this is a second and a half behalf and a second after. >> apple's new iphone 6s go on sale in two weeks. >> what do you think he comes back with those. >> he always does. this morning comedy lost two more popular comedy scars.

key & peele ended their episode last night. vladimir duthiers shows us their moments. >> good morning. key & peele first met each other back in the 2000s while at chicago's second city improv theater. the resulting friendship and chemistry between the two helped alter the comedy landscape. their comedy was sharp. >> why didn't you say it the first time i said iowaaaron? >> because it's pronounced aaron. >> a show showing how they became skej comedy virtuosos. >> they habitually blurred the

line between comedy and current events. they tackled race relations and politics. >> i received my fair share of criticism from the republican party. >> i can't even get malia an allowance without them acushion me of wealth redistribution. >> it made its way all the way to the white house krons correspondence. >> we don't always see each other eye to eye. >> cnn, thank you very much. >> they dove head first into social issues and religion and everything in between. they enjoyed rating success and critical success, winning a peabody award in 2017. last year the comedy duo told "cbs this morning" their goal was to shock the audience. >> we want everybody to watch the sketch and get up and walk

the couch and go, that's just seen. why would anybody ever do that. put the dog on the leern and get outside for a second. so i think what happens is it's the surprise. inproadvisers. a lot of the sketches the writing has to go out the window and let us go just organically. >> the end of their comedy central show doesn't signal tend o these two working together. they have a slate of shows lined up, a "police academy" reboot and keanu. >> they're hilarious. remember when they were here, they were redoing names and they called charlie rose, c-harley rose a. salt is getting shaken up.

holly williams is in our toyota green room. who's sitting next to you? >> bill cowher. >> i was thinking he was going to say his name.

>> will it the fashion world is getting a facelift to better represent you. meet one woman determined to be ahead and on the forefront. that's ahead on "cbs this

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in our ""morning rounds"" new york is about to become the first to require salt warnings. they'll require a salt shaker symbol for food that goes over

the recommend dadely limit of 2,300 milligrams of salt. that's a teaspoon. dr. holly phillips. good morning. >> good morning. >> why did they do this? >> ilt's really something we see nationwide. it's about transparent sichlt gives people more information about the food they're buying. this is not about policing the food or limiting the access. you can have as much as you want. it's about showing how much sodium is in it. it's particularly important. 75% of our salt we take in is essentially hidden. it may not even taste salty. only 10% of the salt we get comes from our sault shaker. i do that all the time have. >> very, very much so.

when i have patients w.h.o. are trying to take in salt, some say zero because they don't use their salt shaker. >> how much is too much? >> right now 2 3rkz 00 is what most adults should limit themselves to. others should have less. if you have high blood pressure, you're over 51, you should try to limit yourself to 1,500. some say -- some researchers have shown you can have more than the recommend dadely amount and be fine and extreme, extreme low salt can be damaged to the elderly. >> they say this is another example of the government basing policy on incorrect sodium guide lions. they say the sidelines are wrong.

just so we know, what are some of the dishes that are a the biggest problem? >> if you look at applebee's grilled shrimp and chingcken salad has 3 3,000. organicle fish >> doiltd could be very help i. . coming up next rick can kleman on how a guy's-only salon was accused of breaking the law. you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. >> announcer: "cbs this morning" brought to you by boost. stay active, stay strong with boost.the way i should.

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a pennsylvania barbershop is under scrutiny this morning after refusing to serve a woman. it's located near pittsburgh. it builds itself as a high and barbershop with cocktails and beer but when a female arrived she was told they do not cut women's hair. she filed a complaint and

barbieri got slapped with a fine. >> didn't consider it a discrimination thing so much as it's a barbershop. i'm not opposed to women's hair but not this shop. i want to open a shop to cater to them and they can have all the champagne and mimosas they want. >> i wish he wouldn't have said mimosas because women like beer and cocktails too. he said i'm a high end barbershop and i designed it for men. what's wrong with that? >> there's nothing wrong with it in a sociological sense. she actually is standing on her righting. she said it's gender discrimination discrimination, you're discriminating against me because i am a female. i have a right under the law in pennsylvania. the human rights commission,

human relations act and what it really says is if you have a place for public accommodation, that is you solicit business from the public and it's newseum rates all the businesses including barbershop, that yo must not diskrimm neigh on the basis of rarks creed, gender. >> he paid for her to go to another salon. >> and to make an appoint fnltmentppointment for her. >> instead of taking him for his good will, he obviously was not trying to break the law, she files the complaint and he gets slapped with $750 in fines. >> what if he said, women's haircuts $700. there's a version of that that happens anyway. >> three that's an interesting hypothetical hypothetical.

i dug deep into this whole area is there is gender pricing discrimination all over the place. women pay more for dry cleaning, deodoranterants and razor blades. they pay more for car repairs. >> that's wrong. in a barbershop for men. >> what you wind up with is if i go to salon number one and my hair is my length, i'm going to get charged a lot more if my hair is longer and i go to salon number two. could he charge $700 for a hair cut? i think it would not be wise. >> thank you much. pro football is back tonight. our analyst bill cowher is with us in the toyota green room. tom brady is returning tonight.

plus, that is no ordinary good morning. 8:25 on this thursday morning. i'm mary calvi. a wet morning, john will have your forecast in just a moment. but, first, a commuter alert on long island. alex depis here with more on that. alex. >>reporter: good morning, mary. the l.i.e. has been closed westbound at bell boulevard for several hours this morning. it's due to an overturned truck. now, one lane is starting to get by through the area, but as you can see still at least an eight-mile delay trying to get through the area. that stretches back past old westbury road. mass transit isn't a better option in the area either. lirr service is still suspended in both directions on the ronkonkoma branch between ronkonkoma and hicksville after a train struck a vehicle. so anticipate delays and cancellations throughout the morning ride. mary, back to you. >> alex, thank you. new developments in the shooting of a top aide to governor cuomo. police have released a sketch of a man they want to question. they believe he's 19 or 20 years old and was wearing a jamaican flag around his neck.

carrie gobay, an attorney in governor cuomo's office was shot in the head early monday norng in crown heights. police say he was caught in the crossfire of the gun battle between two gappings. he remains in critical condition at kings county hospital. school bus service will continue this morning as talks resume to avoid a possible school bus driver strike on long island. 1,200 drivers are involve in a wage dispute with ronkonkoma- based balman and sons, one of long island's largest school bus operators. according to published reports, representatives of balman and son bus will continue to negotiate with members of local 1205 today. governor cuomo will push for a statewide minimum wage of $15 an hour. he'll make the announcement at the javits center this afternoon, accompanied by vice president joe biden. the move would nearly double new york's current minimum wage of $8.75. 8:26. let's get to the rain and your forecast for today. john. >> thank you, mary. interesting shot here in the city. you can see every now and then the rain just racing by. it's a lot of variety in the area. rain and fog in the city and 72.

to the east we're dealing with some heavier rain, just clearing huntington, over the sound. this will affect parts of fairfield county as well. then a break. finally for more of nassau county where we've seen some really nasty rain. light to moderate rain for the city up into westchester, parts of rockland, passaic, essex and union. farther to the south, monmouth and ocean county, another batch of some showers. but then there will be a break. the front is still well to the west. so we see another round of showers and thunderstorms pushing through this afternoon. so after-school pickup could be wet as well. tomorrow we see rain in the morning early. then it's getting better. saturday kind of the opposite. it starts okay, but we see some showers saturday into sunday. >> john, thank you. we're become with another local update in about -- we're become with another local update in about 25 minutes. "cbs this morning" returns in

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welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this half hour, a magical moment for the nfl. see how special golden footballs are carrying the league through a half century of super bowl history. the game's biggest names are taking the celebration old school. plus, fashion week tries on something new. models who may not fit the profile but fit a new definition of beauty. they're helping the industry spot a new pattern. that's ahead. people's magazine reports on president obama said he, quote, freaked out when his daughter malia started her first day of high school. >> she puts her head on my shoulder and said, daddy, you realize this is probably going

to be the first day you ever send me off to school. >> i had to look away. you know, i didn't want to just be such a crybaby. sentiment. >> reporter: school. they report on plans for a point. it's called val raven. drop. >> it set six world records. hour. it will debut next may. >> changing its gun policy for the football game day.

they reviewed the guide one day after challenging its laws on campus. they say fans are allowed to keep firearms in their cass and trucks as long as they have a concealed weapons permit and their gun is securely incased in a vehicle. >> reporter: the start of the 2015 season game is hours away. a week ago the judge tossed out the league's four-game suspension. the league has appeared. bill cowher led the steelers to super bowl. heading one. good to see you. >> good to see you, jeff. >> this is exciting, is it not? >> very exciting. >> the patriots have tom brady. whal what are you looking at? >> weather may play into it.

right now the% steal verse a very potent offense, a young defense. we'll see if tom brady can do it. >> i know you want to put deflategate behind you. you were coaching in one of these games. how buzz was it? did you know it was going on? >> i think without a doubt they probably pushed the envelope in how it was. i believe coaches in the games it was one and lost on the field. we gave up too many big plays. they've won the games on the field. unfortunately it's been tarnished by some of the questions out there. >> one more question. you go, somebody, win, i no longer care. you say roger goodell did a makeup call when he levied the

suspensions. do you think that was true, he was overcompensating? >> certainly i think it's about the process and how these fined and penalties have been levied out. >> tom brady tonight, do you think he's going to take up seven months of this -- >> it's a different pittsburgh team by the way than it traditionally may have been snal ben roethlisberger has a bunch of weapons behind him although they don't have bell and others behind him. there are others you night to look out for, jeff. that's if you look at that time and they're exciting -- i mean

they have a game with the kol this weekend. who else? >> they have taylor, and others. they played the indianapolis colts who went to the super bowl and then they have them. >> who do you like in the nflc. >> i like the green bay pack errs. you cannot discount the seattle seahawk. >> with all those changes -- >> with all those changes. you're looking at two quarterbacks, mariota down in tampa and tennessee and you erie

looking at jameis was tot. they could be the future. >> peyton manning has 18 seasons,season s they say it could be it. >> i think peyton with gary kubiak and john elway remembering in his career. they have a big game against baltimore this weekend. another big matchup. baltimore visiting denver. >> i'm already excited about super bowl 50 because it's on cbs. who's going to the super bowl? >> we're going to discuss it at noon and give you predictions. >> congratulation ss, you're grandpa. and your son-in-law plays in the nba.

>> he does. ryan kelly. i think he's going go a perfect left speed. this kid's got left tackle all o'it. >> working the blindside. >> they get paid very well too. >> thank you very much. you can see bill cowher and the whole teenl when they return for cbs. we're featuring somg of the game's most recognizable players. the nfl is launching its high school honor roll program. we'll honor players like peyton and eli manning as they return to their high schools with a

commemorative golden page. >> reporter: surrounded is day, pop legislation jurnd under 6,000 and home of the wilson football factory. wilson has made the national football since 1941. each ball is completed by hasn't. this year they're making golden footballs. it's part of the football sell racing. the sbou honor roll will recognize 3,000 player ss and coaches. one golden football was

delivering to the hall of fame to make it to the shrine but there was a smoen held. >> from this gaem we're going to take this ball and pass it. >> it cease exciting to sigh the look on fair face, knowing that it's going to be be sissing in the ham of fame, representing those men. >> that's what it's all about. that's going to be you one day. >> inside the ten, burts. he's running up the sidelines. how in the world did hi do that?

>> the countdown to super bowl 50 began when it was delivering to a home bihm a the ball etc. >> great moments were delivered the this hall. joe montana. >> the golden football is about what it means to me. >> dare to dream. >> the bowls that i played in, i know i thought about high school, all that hard work was certainly worth it to be part of the super bowl. >> wow. i saw you on tv. >> you know, it's a great program because it takes you back to your roots where we all grew up where teachers and

coaches and parents all allowed us to get started tochl be able to play at the highest level, it's a way of putting things back in proper perspective. it all started when we were young. >> and the memories that it conjured up. >> >> it was a memorable day. special day. >> "thursday night football" return s to returns to. 7:30 eastern, 4:30 pacific here

on new york fashion week kicks off this morning. vinita nair is in lower manhattan to show us how a wave of change is washing over the fashion industry. vinita, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. that rice. fashion week is finally here and we're really in the middle of it all. they're giving models final instructions. in the past there's been a big push to include body types. now there's a new group, to include everything.

>> for me it was candyland or disney world. >> reporter: it was a world 29-year-old jillian mercado wanted to be a part of even if she didn't fit the mode. >> wanted to make sure that i recommended all of those girls that, you know, didn't see themselves in the industry. >> the eldest of three girls in a dominican family, the family feared her muscular dystrophy would limit her. she enrolled to study merchandising management. >> wanted to know everything there was to know about the business designing. >> reporter: after years of working behind the lens she wondered what it would be like to be in the casting call. she responded to a casting call. she enrolled to model jeans. >> they called me and said

you're one that signed up. i thought it was fan mail. >> it captured the attention of ivan bart, the president of the models. >> i was string by how beautiful her face was and gorgeous and how striking and she was beauty with an edge. >> they've signed some of the biggest names in fashion like miranda kerr and karlie kloss. this summer he signed miranda to the deal. >> did you say this might not work? >> there was discomfort and the minute she opened her mouth everyone became comfortable because she's a star. that's who a star is. a star has great personality and can work a room. >> reporter: they've become more inclusive, a transgender woman,

a mother with a buy bonnicionic arm. >> the world is looking for choices and everybody is looking for brands to reflect exactly who they are. >> she has a part-time job as a create creeative consultant. >> you're on social media page and everyone dhouchl youwhere. how do you get around? >> being in new york help as lot. >> when you want people to see you, how do you want them to see you? >> as a model. that's it. i kind of make fun of it. i'm a model on wheels and that's it. >> we wanted to show you the chaotic scene happening behind new york's fashion week where

they're getting their find touchups. . she said she'll be front and center. >> i love it. >> a model with wheels. i love it. beauty with an edge. nicely done, jillian. >> you're watching "cbs this morning."

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good morning. it is 8:55. i'm mary calvi. a rainy start to your thursday. john elliott will have your forecast in just a moment. first a commuter alert on long island. alex is here with more on that. alex. >>reporter: so, mary, the l.i.e. has been closed westbound at bell boulevard for several hours this morning due to an overturned truck. one lane is now getting by. there's still an eight-mile delay back past old westbury road getting into the area. but blorpt you're moving a tad bit better than you were even about 10, 15 minutes ago. mass transit is finally a better option in the area as well. lirr service has been restored with delays, though, in both directions on the ronkonkoma branch between ronkonkoma and hicksville after a train struck a vehicle that was earlier this morning. mary, back to you. >> all right, alex, thank you. a man is in custody, accused of sneaking onto an plane at newark airport. police say he got onto the tarmac last night and entered a united airlines jet that was

parked at the gate. at some point the suspect set off an alarm. authorities are not releasing the man's identity. they are sweeping the plane for anything suspicious. so today is the day the city will announce whose won tickets for the pope's procession through central park. it takes place september 25th on the park's west drive. thousands applied for tickets through a city website. the procession takes place right before the pope celebrates mass at madison square garden. let's get a check on your rainy day. john. >> yeah, rainy day, on and off during the course of the day, could be heavy at times. right now in the city slight rain. issues with visibility there, so be mindful of that. a real quick snapshot of the area. quiet in the hudson valley. a soak are for westchester county county. this cell has a flood advisory for suffolk county for the possibility of substantial ponding. even though it doesn't look like a lot in the way of coverage of rain, remember, we saw some very heavy rain earlier. so poor drainage areas there in

suffolk county will be dealing with some issues of flooding, and then when the front finally pushes through later today, we could see more widespread thunderstorm activity. so watch out. >> all right, john, thank you. our next newscast is at noon. we're always on at cbsnewyork.com. i'm mary calvi.