good morning. it is wednesday, july 8th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." the mystery behind what caused a midair crash between an f-16 and a small passenger plane. we're on the ground where the search continues for victims. an illegal immigrant charged with murder in san francisco allegedly used a gun stolen from a federal agent. and two americans g areored while running with the bulls in pamplona, spain. we'll talk with one of them who's done it 38 times. >> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. the debris i saw, it didn't

look anything like a plane. >> a small plane collides with an h firefighter 16 over south licarona. >> the cessna was destroyed, and two people were killed. >> tilhe mitary pilot ejected. >> it's become a flashpoint in a ba dete. c>> ahance of severe weather across a wide section of the center of the country. flash flood watchesm fro texas to pennsylvania. >> the country's security regulator said there was a mood of panic in the market. >> subway has suspended its spokesman jared fogle amid an fbi investigation onhi cld pornography. voters have trouble struggling her. >> they do and should trust me. >> two americans gored in the running of the bulls. nighter man received any life-threate wnings.ound n>> i utah a trooper responding

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welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose and gayle king are off so anthony mace and vinita nair are here. good morning. >> good morning. investigators are trying to figure out why a small plane smashed into an f-16. >> the f-16 crashed into the historic lewis field plantation. omar villafranca is in mungsembers of congress moncks corner. >> they're trying to find the bodies of the two victims that were on that cessna. >> we're getting reports of two planes down at this time small plane versus a military fighter

jet. small plane in the water. >> reporter: the midair clikz happened suddenly tuesday morning sending both planes down roughly 25 miles north of charleston. this video shows member os of the air force removing one of the jet's engines into a nobile home. cliff cannon witnessed the collision. >> there was an explosion, black smoke, debris falling. >> what did you think it was? >> i thought it was fireworks. >> it took off just before 11:00 likely on its way to myrtle beach. the f-16 was headed for a training skper siegs. investigators say at 11:02 a.m. the planes collided. the air force jet broad siding the smaller plane. >> are you lucky and blessed? >> absolutely lucky and blessed.

>> reporter: beverly said she and her husband watched helplessly as it approached her property. >> it came right over the property. >> how close? >> very close. it banked out and left and seconds later we heard boom. >> reporter: the air force has identified the pilot as aaron johnson, an experienced pilot with over 1,500 miles of flying. he was talkin' to a hospital where he was evaluated. he suffered no injuries. now, local, state, and federal agencies are searching for the bodies of the two people. >> we have sonar in the river, we have people in the rice fields looking and a lot is going on to try to locate those people. >> reporter: just to give you a comparison the cessna weighs about 1,500 when it's fully loaded with fuel. the f-16 jet weighcarries about

20,000. that's tons. cbs news has now learned the gun used in that killing belonged to a federal agent. the suspect said he found the gun wrapped in a t-shirt. francisco sanchez made his first court appearance yesterday following the death of kathryn steinle. john blackstone is in san francisco with all of the developing details. good morning. >> good morning. the gunman pleaded not guilty. he's been in the middle of a debate whereby officials are prohibited from helping federal aauthorities. the policy debate is being eclipsed by this unexpected twist in the crime itself. over and over on tuesday want francisco lopez-sanchez told the judge he was not guilty in the

shooting death of kathryn steinle. she was shot and killed last week while strolling with her father along the peer. sanchez said he found the gun wrapped in a t-shirt. >> this could be an accident. >> they have learned it was owned by a federal agentle and according to the "san francisco chronicle" it was stolen last week. questions were raised before this news even broke late tuesday. >> where did the gun come from? how many times was it fired? we don't have this information yet, but going forward, we will thoroughly investigate it. the sheriff's department released sanchez from custody in april without telling federal authorities who had asked to be notified when he was set free

but prosecutors say the focus should not be on the gun or immigration issues but the victim in case. >> today is about kate and doing everything we ethically can and prosecute this case and bring this justice that this family rightly deserves. on sunday in a tv jailhouse interview sanchez admitted he had killed steinle, but his defense attorney said his client was dealing with a language bearier and didn't understand what he was saying. sanchez remains in jail held on a $5 million bail. norah? >> thank you so much. this morning republicans are rejecting hillary clinton's comments. the front-runner said tuesday all the gop candidates are, quote, in the same general area on immigration.

>> julianna goldman in washington spoke with clinton's lead challenger. good morning. >> good morning. yesterday's media blitz is all part of the new strategy to make her more accessful. her advisers say this has been in the works for months but the timing comes as she sees real competition from bernie sanders who told me why he thinks his message is resonated. campaigning in iowa city on tuesday, hillary took time to answer questions from reporters and she sat down for rare interviews including with cbs affiliate kgan. >> what do you want to tell people who are trying to figure out. >> i hope they look at the facts and not the parties sniping. >> reporter: the front-runner

weighed in on donald trump saying those remarks represented the entire republican field. >> theyr don't want to provide a vakt of path of immigrants. >> reporter: republican jeb bush immediately pounced. rnc's reince priebus said clinton is unwilling to shoot straight with the american people. >> in case you didn't notice, this is a big turnout. >> reporter: vermont senator bernie sanders is gaining ground. he's doubled his support since may. >> do you think you can viably go up against an american -- >> yes. there's nothing that's going to >> clinton's team said they also

expected a challenger to emerge but they don't see sanders as a true threat. his money has come without organization. he opened his first and only office in new hampshire last week. >> julianna thank you. julianna goldman. the pga america is newest to cut its ties with donald pull. both agreed to pull the pga's 2015 golf from trump's golf course. macy's serta, nascar nbc univision, espn and pvh separated themselves from trump because of his comments. many areas from texas to west virginia are under a flash flood watch. on tuesday floodwaters swamped roads in abilene, texas.

communities in southern missouri and indiana face similar conditions. the fast moving waters forced the evacuation of multiple homes in the area. this morning jared fogle, the spokesman for subway has been suspended. it follows a raid. anna werner. good morning. >> good morning. jared dropped 240 points on subway sandwiches. it appears foge sl now under investigation. for 15 years jared fogle has been the face of subway. now he's caught up in a child porn case.

federal and state investigators showed up to search his home in zionsville. >> he was a private. you didn't see too much of him. mostly his family his wife. we didn't think too much of it. >> agents were seen bringing computers, dvd players and other items from his house. as his home was being searched fogle left in a car driven by his attorney. he said his client had done nothing wrong. al berker said he has not been arraigned on any charges. >> fogle became a household name. >> i lost 245 pounds and i kept it off. >> but on tuesday subway

suspended their partnership. in 2004 fogle established the jared foundation to fight childhood obesity. in may, russell tailor, the nonprofits executive director was arrested for producend around possessing child pornography. it's unclear if that investigation is related to the search of fogle's home. >> this is definitely going to affect not only jared but the company but it's sad that it had to happen. >> fogle also made appearances at the event sponsored by the american heart association. they will continue to work with subway to promote healthy aid and is monitoring the investigation and will respond accordingly. norah? >> all right anna. thank you is. this morning greece faces a final deadline to avoid a collapse. they want new proposals for cutbacks before an emergency

summit sunday. they're facing a cash crisis. its governments and banks are days away and a meltdown could affect gloekt markets. >> turmoil is causing pain for investors in the u.s. they're all down almost 1% over concerns about china. seth doane is in beijing where the crisis is spreading. good morning. >> good morning. the plunge in the stockmarket has nothing to to with greece. it's not linked to that but it could be overall destabilizing. so concerning to the ruling communist party that they have injected money trying to shore up investors and try to stop panic selling. we've seen the in dex drop more than 30% since its peek in june, but if you compare it to a year ago, it's up more than 70%. the stock makes up a smaller percentage of the overall

economy. the investors are different too. they're about 80% of them are small mom and pom investors and the government actually encouraged many of them to get involved. therefore you had many people investing heavily and borrowing heavily to get involved so now the government is trying to do what it can using state media for instance to try to allay fees and concerns. so this is very often the headlines in china. the economy is still on the right track. vinita? >> seth doane in beijing. thank you. >> it's interesting to see this. if they continue to spy rashlgs it's going to look like a sideshow. >> there are 19 million individuals in the china market. this is a real pain.

>> this morning a former congressional candidate in tennessee is charged with plotting an attack ominous limbs. 63-year-old robert doddggartdoggart. a judge dismissed them last week. he now faces up to ten years in prison. this morning budget constrains could force the u.s. army to cut thousands more troops. they plan a powe tej chal reduction of 40,000 soldiers over the neskt two years. 17,000 civilian workers would also be laid-off. >> this morning the pentagon admits it's falling short of training syrians. >> as of july 3rd we're

currently training about 60 fielters. this number is much smaller than we'd hoped for at this point. >> i've got to tell you after fours, mr. secretary of state that's not a good number. >> he said thousands are ready. the world cup winning u.s. women's soccer team comes to thenew york for the ticker tape parade. white house videos out this morning shows the coach calling the team and coach joe ellis after the game. >> miss coach? >> mr. president. how are you? >> i'm not as good as you.

how are you? >> mvp carli lloyd said the fan support said they felt like they were playing on american turf in canada. >> i'm so proud to call this my team. ef day it feels great to waup up being called a champion and it won't get old. coming up, a cancer doctor who prescribed cancer treatment faces the patients he hurt

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divers lookingor f great white sharks got a two-for-one bargain off the coast of south africa. one massive great white came to the surface and grabbed a chunk of bait from their boat and another was in the background a photobombing image. >> look at the size. >> you have to hand it to the fraefer who kept rolling. i would have ran. >> i think we're going to need a bigger boat. >> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this half hour patients take out their pain and and anger. we'll hear his sentencing hearing and talk about a woman who said his fraud ruined her

life. plus the famous running of the bulls. a florida man who was gored this week tells us why he got hurt and why he has run this dozens of times. that's ahead. "usa today" says heroin use is surging. overall it's up more than 62%. a study by the cdc finds heroin use among females jump 100% from tow 2 to 2013. people amd 18 to 25 increase 109%. the boston herald says million of social media users are sharing story of a girl found dead in massachusetts. police posted a composite image of baby dough. her body washed upton shore of boston harbor last month. the image has been viewed 45 million times. the orlando sentinel said

cosby's bust will be taken down at hollywood studios. he admits to giving quaaludes to women he wanted to have sex with. a photo shows the celebrity chef along with her son bobby who's wearing brown face. they're meant to look like lucy and ricky. dean later deleted the tweet and fired the manager who reportedly posted the photo. they faced his victims in court. prosecutors say he had more than 550 victims. he fraudulently billed $34 million to medicare and faces like in prison. the emotional testimony. dean, good morning. >> good morning.

well, the victims' statements went on for nearly four hours and they were an emotional combination of betrayal hurt and anger. >> i cannot blooesh any doctor would betray so many people and he did. >> reporter: inside this federal courthouse in detroit on taz sat this doctor who prescribed chemotherapy for patients who weren't sick and for those who were he ordered excessive treatments billing medicare more than $34 million. he stared blankly as victims read statements. one said you are repulsive. you disgust me. you are a monster. magdi dorsey said even though i'm not dead i'm a shadow of my

former sechllf. i trusted him. he misdiagnosed her with cancer instead of a blood disorder. >> you cried during his testimony. >> i did. i cried when he walked in the door. >> he showed no emotion. he didn't care. >> how does that make you feel? >> oh i was very angry. very angry. >> reporter: expert witnesses took the stand to describe the overuse of chemotherapy a drug rituximab is typically given eight times for lymphoma but he bribed it to one patient 94 times it's going to scare the help out of them thinking i, my god, i can't trust my own physician. >> people are going to oncologists at the lowest point in their life. they're told they have cancer

and these people are truftsing more than any other that their doctor and cancer center are going to get care. >> now he's asking for 25 years in prison as opposed to the 175 years that the prosecute irs are asking for? >> he'd bet getter 175. >> life. >> exactly. with #opportunity to ever see his family. >> reporter: now, dr. fattah was once a well recollected physician in this community and that's probably why one reason he was able to get away with this incredible fraud for so long. norah? >> such a disturbing story, dean. thank you. barely a week after jumping into the race he's facing pressure to quit his day job. jan crawford shows he's not the only one sitting in position while running. >> running for president as

governor has always been a special chal with voters back home. in new hampshire over the weekend chris christie found himself facing questions not about how he could run the country but how he could run new jersey from the campaign trail. >> as i've said many times before i can walk and chew gum at the same time. >> new jersey needs a full-time governor deal with the huge problems we have. >> reporter: introducing a new bill that would force him to resign. even in the paflt he could vito it but it highlights the uniquishes a issues while running as governor. the challenge is keeping voters

happy back home. >> if the voters don't think you can, then they're not going to be all that happy about you. >> louis jacobson is deputy editor of politifact. >> it is a political risk. >> it is definitely a political rif snook that's because voters don't always like their governors paying attention elsewhere. michael dukakis, a three-term massachusetts governor saw his aproovlg numbers go in the tank as did more recently texas governor rick perry, former governor howard dean. weord got out, his backing plummeted. >> i said it's not a democratic problem. this is what happens when you have to take this time to run. >> reporter: he waited until

2004 to run after he was no longer governor. >> my bottom line is if i were a democrat in a new jersey legislature, i don't think i'd vote for him. >> no. >> you'd keep it the way it is. >> if you want to change it reat in the middle of a presidential campaign is not the time to change it. >> senators don't seem to have this problem because there's more than 100 of them. dean said the key is having support back at home having your lieutenant governor ready to step in. >> jan, third quarters very much. a half ton bull plunged his horn into this man's armpit. why he calls it an honor. if you're off to work set your dvr so you can waut inany time. we'll be right back.

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the bulls are off and running for the second time at this year's pamplona festival in spain. a powerful animal claimed a new victim this morning. a fighting bull gored two people. two americans are recovering course that winds its way through the streets of the historic city. charlie d'agata is in london with why the runners take the risks. charlie, good morning. >> good morning. it's the thrill of the chase and a the adren rinnealine run. getting gored in the armpit isn't likely to stop him. with a bang it began. yesterday's half mile manic daredevil clash. the bull charged through the crowd looking to impale easy

targets. the challenge is not only staying a step ahead of the bulls and getting gored but guesting past the others. >> the bulls are coming out behind me and i noticed another person in front of me. i couldn't get around him. i tripped and fell. one of the bulls happened to gore me in the armpit. >> there he is givinging a thumb's up. a few ifrmgs to the right and we might be telling a different story. 15 people have died since it began, a record made famous among the americans. last year's chicago's bill hillman got a gore near the groin. this year he's back for me. >> i was gored twice actually.

>> unlike the runners all the bulls do die to a matador's sword in afternoon bullfights. this year seminaked animal activists covered themselves in fake blood. it's webster's 11th year taking part. no regret. >> there's a camaraderie among the runners to be able to share the streets with these animals that are just beautiful. >> he told cbs news he hopes to be released. he plans to stay in pam polawe pamplona balcony. >> i know what i'd do. all it takes is one. >> you'd think. all right. pope francis is calling for new

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it's wednesday, july 8, 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more news ahead including new evidence of how we age. dr. david agus has ways to help your body get older slower but first here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> this is now a recovery mission. more than 150 emergency responders are now trying to find the bodies of two victims. >> now that a federal agent's n guwas used they're trying to find it. >> yesterday's strategy was to make her more accessful. >> jared fogle is suspended. it follows a raid at his indiana home as part of aer fedal child porn investigation. >> plunge in the stockmarket

here could be quite destabilizing. >> if the chinese government spirals, it's going to make greece look like a side show. >> i can walk and chew gum at the same time. i can do that. >> one american ran with bulls 38 times even being gored twice. >> try it. >> welcome to "the daily show." i'm jon stewart. >> in other news obama i victoried for edamame. >> why am i doing this? there's no chance they're going to give this show to black dude. why am i auditioning. vinita nair and anthony mason.

charlie rose and gayle king are off. their cessna plane was hit broadside by an air force f-16 fighter jet. >> the collision sent debris falling over a wide area. the f-16 pilot bailed out after the impact and was unhurt. we have new information about a gun used in the death of san francisco woman. cbs news has learned that it belonged to a federal agent. suspect juan francisco lopez-sanchez said he found it wrapped in a t-shirt on the pier. the case has raised questions about san francisco's sanctuary policy on immigration. hillary clinton is not campaigning this morning. she made two stops on tuesday, home of the first presidential caucuses. clinton gave the first major interviews of her campaign.

kgam and other outlets. >> i'm very disappointed in those comments and i feel very bad and very disappointed with him and with the republican party for not responding immediately and saying enough stop it. but they are all in the -- you know, in the same general area on immigration, you know. they don't want to provide a packet to citizenship. they range across a spectrum of either being grudgingly welcome or hostile toward immigrants. >> cbs news political director and "face the nation" moderator john dickerson is in washington. good morning. >> good morning norah. >> we heard them lump the issues saying they're on a spectrum of hostility. is it accurate to lump 2k07b8d

trump with jeb bush let's say? >> no no. she would like to, of course because donald trump is in such hot water for saying the mexicans that come across the border are rapists and murpder ers but jeb bush said something totally at the other end of the spectrum. you remember why they said they do it. he said they do it for love and to help their families. they're quite a distance apart in that regard. >> isn't that part of clinton's strategy? >> oh, sure. it's part of any strategy which is to paint the entire party by its most extreme member. that's why you see a number of them trying to get away from donald trump and it's taken them a little while to do it. they're trying to distance themselves from him so they don't get tard by the comments. >> if she's as strong a

frontrunner as she is do they have to find her trustworthy? >> no. she has to find out if she's going have their heart when she's in office. the trust issues that surround her at the moem is her e-mail system she set up privately outside of the state department and there's been questions about the clinton foundation and the campaign argument is voters don't have to trust her on those things. they just need to trust her on the brett and butter stuff. >> it seems like for a while we weren't hearing and now we're hearing she could be doing several more. >> well, i mean she was having trouble not doing national interviews because you can't run for president at nonld answer questions and she's been slowly rolling herself out and just not meeting the normal standard for participating in the standard

process. bernie sanders is getting a lot of enthusiasm. it's hard for those who think he's a serious threat to hillary clinton. some in fact would argue it's good to build him up because in the end she could say i vanquished him. that could mack it look like she had an actual fight and wasn't just coronated. the hero of the women's world cup is back on home turf this morning. carli lloyd flu to philadelphia last night. our station was there when her fiance met her at the airport around 2:00 a.m. that's so sweet. more than 4,600 people signed a challenge.org petition urging the mayor to send an invitation. it's the first of its kind honoring a women's team sport. >> i bet she was surprised but

not excited to know there were cameras there. >> i just want to give you a kiss. cameras, please go away. all right, this morning boston has a trashy reminder of its brutal winter. the snow is still melting. warm weather is exposing the garbage. chunking of ice are mixed in with baby strollers and hub cabs. it's one reason why they've not dumped it in the snow. it's unbelievable. >> it's good they didn't dump it in the water. >> it collects everything. star wars fans will get to see hans solo before he got mixed up with princess leia. >> ia t's fast chip. >> fast chip. you have never heard of the mill -- >> let's get one things

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in our "morning rounds," how fast are you aging. researches track nearly a thousand 80-year-olds going back. the subject's buy lodge cat age ranges from under 30 to more than 60. dr. agus tells us what this could mean for our long-term health. good morning. >> good morning, norah. >> how is our biological age different than actual. >> chronological age or actual age is actually hi how old you are. they looked at 18 parameters ranging from blood tests that looked at deterioration from organs to function, how you

think, exercising and how you do different things. it's like when you go to a party and somebody looks young and others look old.n explanation why it happens and the amazing thing about the study is they took pictures of those biologically older to those who were young. they predicted the age. they said these persons were older and these person were younger. they look as well as the insides of the body the same. >> i saw this at my high school reunion where some guy gave me a hug and i didn't even recognize him. my question is what contributes to this then this different pace of aging? >> well that's a key question. we know about aging 20% is genetic genetic. we know that from twin studies where we look at the aging of twins in different environmentals. so at the same time it's what you do how you live the preventive studies you have and

things like not watching your waistline and smoking have a dramatic effect. >> those who have good genes, 80% is not genetic. what are the thing we should be doing? >> i think the important thing about this study is most studies on aging looked at it. this starts in your 20s. eating the right diet exercising, lean body mass and taking care of yourself, whether it be your teeth, your heart or others saying what's happened to my family, where's family history and let me know was on it and start preventive treatment because the key to everything is slowing it and if you start earlier you're going have a much better outcome. >> what's interesting as you point out, dr. agus you should really start when you're young. >> so it's a lost cause, thank you. >> he looks like he was looking

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pam, take a note. i want us all to have pina cola das today. >> we can't. we have inventory. >> i thought it was done while i was on vacation. >> we had to wait for you. >> why do you think businesses move to the caymans. >> we can all relate. >> pina coladas. here we do them at 11. >> michael scott knew the important of bringing back a bit of vacation to the office. but a "6 00 minutes" poll took a pole. people would prefer an extra

$20,000 a year instead of four weeks of vacation. jennifer wallace points out which really pace off in her article. you call it post-vacation syndrome. what are the symptoms and why is it happening? >> you can all identify. you had a great vacation. you wake up early monday morning and you head to the office and it's a feeling of a low-grade depression, lack of concentration, why am i here, what am i doing? there was a study done in spain. our article at "glamor" looked at what can you do to prevent it. and experts say you need to plan your re-entry into work. >> i think it's fantastic. one that there's a syndrome.

i talk with my girlfriends. how is your re-entry. how are some of the ways to lessen it? >> let's break it up into three bits. before you go, there are a couple of tips. the first thing you want to do is not plan a late sunday night return. the only thing you do is set yourself up for monday morning blues, you wake up. yu're exhausted. you almost have a vacation headache. plan a saturday to saturday trip. another thing before you do is block out time in your calendar to catch up when you're back so that every mindute on your monday and tuesday back is not spent on new meetings but instead focus on the e-mails and work you didn't get to. block out that time. >> i try not to talk to people who are back on their first day because they're usually in

shock. the preparation before a vacation is as beneficial as after. >> yes. the planning brings happiness. studies show your greatest level of happiness are booking your travel booging your hotel, the dinners. it's because you can idealize your vacations. vacations themselves are sometimes stressful but you can visualize your kids playing on the sand pina coladas, no flight delays. you should anticipate it. stretch it out. >> what should you do while you're aware. >> there are a few tips. the one i love is i have a hard time not checking my e-mail. ideally you want to unplug 100% if you can. if you can't, unplug 95%. it should be

welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour a new look at the troubled life of amy winehouse. a documentary. the white house's family says the film is misleading. the film director joins us. plus the wine industry in napa valley. right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines. the people in grease are buying luxury goods. they're trying to negotiate a handout. designer handbags and sneakers are places to put money amid fears the banks run out of money. dealers that deal with jewelry,

people want the cash. now they're getting opposite call. >> there was a woman in the paper who wants to buy a chanel handbag for an investment. "usa today" says volvo is trying to find a way. it makes it easier to get the baby in and out of the car. one parent can sit in the back seat and face the child. harry shearer is returning to the tv show "the simpsons." he's the voice of essentially characters including mr. burns. >> if you lose me can i tell you it's been an honor. >> reporter: shearer signed a new deal to return to the series after saying he was leaving the show. >> i'm looking forward to donning yellow skin once more.

the dallas new ss logs show the cable giant called her 153 times. the calls were meant for another customer. they continued even after she talked with a company representative. >> "the st. louis-post dispatch" says the cardinal sends some rookies to starbucks in uniform. they gave them a dozen orders. they carried the coffee drinks back to the visitors' clubhouse at the field. hadley tweeted doubleheader starbucks run. and the las vegas review jeshl says soccer superstar returned a lost phone. there's my favorite. >> i'll tell you what. >> a woman on a girls' weekend lot track of it. he not only personally returned it but took the women out for

dinner and posed for pictures. >> i can see why he took the women out to dinner. i bet he had fun. her song rehab is an example. this month marks four years since the soulful british singer died from alcohol poisoning. she was 27. now it's the jikt of a new documentary called amy. in the following clip she pours out her feelings during a recording session. >> i have this feeling. you have to remember how you felt. we're going to have to remember what it owes going to be like. you have to remember all of it. ♪ >> she would tell me stories about this extreme tempestuous relationship. that first day she wrote all the

lyrics to "back to black" in two to three hours. ♪ >> he's the director of "amy." good morning. welcome to the show. you were not a big fan of amy winehouse before this. what made you take on this documentary? >> i knew her music, but i'm a londoner. i lived a half mile away from her. i wanted to find out about her. >> what did you find? >> a very amazing intelligent beautiful girl that a lot of people didn't meet, particularly here in the u.s. complicated. she had a few issues when she was growing up and all of those issues get multiplied and manifest themselves when she's famous. people got a bit confused by her

fame. >> you see so many images and you hear her say i don't know if i'm ready to be famous and handle all that pressure. what impact do you think her husband -- her boyfriend and husband, we met them two times, what impact did they have? >> if she had not had met blake she wouldn't have had this love affair which caused her to right about it. so part of the story is to understand concerts of the heart. in amy's case she wrote about real incidents. if she had not met him, we wouldn't have had this music. by meeting him she had to write this love affair. that's the challenge. to try to unravel every song. you realize most songs are based on it. >> she drank herself to death. >> a mixture of that and bulimia. >> and she was a heavy drug

user. how did she go down that path? >> that's the million-dollar issue. it seems there was an issue with self-esteem. she had an addictive personality. whether it was fine shoes and cds and flowers. i was with the producer shortly after he saw this film for the first time. he was blown away because it showed how creative she was, how strong, how funny. you have another extreme, her parents and it does not come out looking particularly good. >> we tried to be honest to amy of what the show was about. this film is the essence of her.

not trying to point a finger at her. >> i was in london the day she died, having to write her obituary. all i thought when writing it is i've seen it coming for two years. why didn't others know. >> when i heard she died sadly it was a shoolk. people didn't realized she was so funny and talented. >> what conclusion did come to at the end? >> why didn't anyone help her? >> i think that's the thing to debate. should we have stopped things earlier? the comedians were laughing at her. too much in the public eye. he was able to say, stop she's not write for it.

someone should have said she should not have been on stage. >> you mentioned the paparazzi. did you ever think they shouldn't have used the footage? >> definitely i thought about it. how horbling it is to have a young petite girl with 50 f 506 mem chasing her down the strengths. i felt i needed show you this. i thought, the i academy not sure i'm cool with that. this happened only recently. this is still the way we live right now. what happens the next time someone comes along like amy. >> without amy winehouse, there's no others. >> for writers who look didn't.

>> an emotional journey to watch. "amy" opens unfriday. coming up, they're trying to take over evolution in california's wine industry. >> the win industries of the world. ed a another to the list.

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when you think of wine france italy and california come first but china gets to work on grapes in a big way. nearly 500 miles west of beijing is home to nearly 50 wiperies. seth doane is there with nigh that on their way to the big vineyards. seth good morning. >> it's not surprising that china would be the fifthth largest consumer of wine but unbelievably it's now the world's fifth largest producer and the industry is growing fast. the desert in this part of china is being transformed. it's taking billions of gallons of water to irrigate these

fields each year and hundreds of millions of dollars of investment to make this china's wine country. >> i've about been to every other wine field. near impossible right? just unthinkable. but, boy wine theory the go by desert. it's a reality and big reality. >> reporter: so big that karen mcneill knew she had to come to china. she's updating her book "wine bible," writing for magazines and trying to understand the new world wines. >> i taste 30,000 wine as year and have done it for 30 years. it's a good job, so don't try to take my job. >> reporter: we first met her in

the taefrtsing room where she kept taking notes. they're now developing their own flavors, not just copying others. we're influenced by western media, hung said, and now we're traveling overseas and bringing back wine culture. >> i thought. wine buying that just takes money. but making wine takes expertise. >> reporter: seeing that took mcneill to the vineyards where she toured -- what is your total production? >> 60,000 bottles each year. >> reporter: and taste it sometimes right from the barrel. >> 2013. >> reporter: if the name ning sha doesn't sound familiar it will. >> our grandchildren will no this. >> they'll no ning sha.

>> they'll probably know ning sha. >> by 2020 they plan to have more than 160,000 acres. that's more than three times the amount in the napa valley. napa did it in a century. ning sha, a decade. >> it's fruity. not as complex as french champagne. >> here we sampled sparkling white inside this sprawling state-of-the-art winery part of a $28 million co-investment between a giants company. >> for lvmh to spend this kind of money here is a big thumbs-up in terms of its confidence about the chinese market. >> so we start if there scratch and build up the winely, the vineyards, everything. >> he's the general manager. he is chinese but his english

has the slightesten from french accent. >> i want to bring this to china. >> reporter: out in the fields he showed usz there are very specific challenges here. >> we have to bury the wines every year every winter. you bury the wines in spring. >> cover. >> with dirt. >> yeah. >> to protect them from the wind. >> from the wind and coat. >> covers the vines is done by hand which drives up the cost and there's the sustainability. watering the vines in the desert and supply. can it be sold. >> it's a risky bet. china's philosophy has been build it and they will come. build it well, and they will come. >> in a word karen mcneill said

she's incredulous. >> we thought we knew all the great wine valleys in the world. tuscany, bordeaux we thought we knew them. the idea that somewhere in the chinese desert might be the next greatest wine country in the world, it's amazing. >> most is international but they do have some wines from china and some from ning sha. they're focusing first to selling to the domestic market but down the road you should expect to see chinese wines too. >> i'm glad seth did wine sampling there. >> i never saw a chinese person do fraen.a french accent. how hundreds showered a

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