good morning. it is wednesday, august 19th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." a feisty hillary clinton spars with reporters over the classified e-mail controversy. several people are presumed dead after devastating landslides hit alaska and raging fires in the west forge an evacuation of a town. and the pink pill to induce women's sex drive will be in your pharmacy. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> firefighters are stretched thnin i the west. >> flames force new evacuations

in washington. >> the entire town is being told to get out. >> very sad situation. >> three missing after heavy rains triggered several landslides. >> illinois was the target area. >> at least two tornados were reported. >> it has nothing to do with me. >> i don't know how it works digitally at all. that's for, you know, the people investigat iingt to try to figure it out. >> hillary clinton defending herself. >> nobody talks to me about it other than you guys. >> an explosion. at a motel 6 a utility worker being treated for burns. >> thai police say the bomber who killed 20 people in bangkok did not act alone. they say he is part of a network. >> approving the first prescriptiveg dru boosting sexual desire in women. >> it takes two weeks for it to start working. heads f yonou d't mind, we're going to start without you.

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captioning funded by cbs welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is off. clarissa ward is with us all week. welcome back. a new poll shows donald trump is gaining more ground in the presidential race. he leads hillary clinton. the poll also shows a majority of american voters, 534%. now have an unfavorable view of clinton. the democratic front-runner was grilled on tuesday about the private e-mail server she used as secretary of state and she did not back down. nancy cordes is in washington with clinton's very firm response. nancy, good morning. >> good morning. it really was a departure from what we've heard from clinton in recent weeks when she either stuck to shortly answers. this time she got animated. there was still one aspect of

this she avoided. in a vegas gymnasium, clinton said she was being singled out. she shrugged off the fact that intelligence officials now say some of those e-mails should have been marked classified and transmitted via a secure government system. >> what you're seeing now is a disagreement between agency says, you know what, they should have, and the other saying, no, they shouldn't. that has nothing do with me. everybody's acting like this is the first time it's happened to me. it happens all the time. >> reporter: but the fbi doesn't ask for people's servers all the time. >> i have no idea. that's why we turned it over. >> you were in charge of it. did you wipe the server. like, with a cloth or something? >> i don't know. you know how it worked digitally. >> i don't know how it works

digitally at all. >> cbs news spoke to more than a dozen hill blazers, donors who have raised $100,000 or more. dallas layer regina montoya and all the other aren't worried about the e-mail slap or paying even attention to it. >> i can't tell you. i received today a phone call that said when is the next event forhillary. >> reporter: approval ratings were still sky high in the latest cbs news poll. cbs steve mcmahon. >> she hasn't completely solidified 100% of the vote, which wasn't possible anyway. >> reporter: even clinton who left said it's thehe voters who she cares about the most. >> some donors have expressed

concern that where this controversy could hurt her is in the general election when she has to win over not just democrats but the entire country, gayle. >> thank you. three people are missing in alaska after a devastating landslide tore three a city. the city's fire marshal is among the 50. heather hin tz has more. >> now all crews can do is wait for daylight to begin what's now being called a recovery effort. >> there used to be two houses up here. the houses are now gone. >> it's the devastating aftermath of heavy rain in southeast alaska. debris covering the road after the waterlogged hillsides gave

way it's just an unstable area at this time, so i made the decision that we're not going to dig in the area and put other people at risk. that also meant i had to make the decision that three people weren't going to come home tonight. >> reports of landslides and sinkholes came in early tuesday morning after the city was hit with 2 1/2 inches of rain in just 24 hours. alaska glonch bill walker. we're sending people down to do all we can to help in that situation. >> reporter: police closed streets after one landslide took three people. the city administrator mark gorman delivered the heart-wrenching news to his ond tell her that her husband was missing in a landslide. she came out with rubber gloves to say i'm here to start

digging. >> reporter: later today alaska governor bill walker to tour the slide area. sitka city and borough officials hope they can declare it a disaster. back to you. >> heather, thank you. fast-moving flames are forcing more people out of their homes. the line belt fire is one of 17 fires in washington and among dozens burning in the western united states. across the country more than 7 million acres have burned so far this year. that is an area bigger than the state of massachusetts. one of the most devastating is in chelan, washington. more than 100 national guard members have been brought in to help. danielle nottingham is at the guards' base camp. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as you said, i'm at the national guard base camp. about 170 square miles have burned here so far with a dozen

buildings destroyed and the conditions they dealering with here are similar to dozens of fires burning across the west. as wildfires burned across washington state more people are being forced out of their homes. one fire jumped the containment line racing toward a mountain and a town of 2 hub. everyone is being ordered out. it's a battle across the west which has seen nearly 100 fires since the weekend. this fire in central california caused multiple problems for firefighters. >> we're dealing with deep rugged terrain and drought conditions. it's a difficult place to work. >> reporter: hundreds in chelan, washington, are facing new warnings this morning. the county sheriff called all days off to patrol areas where there are looters.

>> since the month of june we've had crews out almost every week for those 14-day assignments on fire after fire after fire, so that kind of co-lekkive fatigue that's happening throughout the state on many responders is a huge impact. >> reporter: since we've been here, we've seen black hawk helicopters to deal with the new flames sparking in the hills. some of the terrain is so dangerous that firefighters known as smoke jukers are parachuting in to put out flames and deal with hot spots. meanwhi meanwhile the battle continues for weeks and ends to come. are you looking for an end in sight? >> i don't look for an end in sight. >> reporter: and national guard members faced an additional chachlkt the national weather

service issued a red flag warning. high humtsed and winds could make the flames spread even faster. an explosion occurred outside a motel 6. one utility worker was hurt. maria guerrier owe of our seattle affiliate cairo is there this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. firefighters stayed on the scene to deal with any hot spots. there had been around 65 people inside the hotel at the time when one quarter of it exploded. >> i have an skploes. it looks like the east side of motel 6 exploded. >> reporter: late tuesday night firefighters responded to a call

of an explosion. it sent debris and flames shooting into the air. >> they were blown back about 20 feet. thankfully no major injuries among our firefighters. >> reporter: one gas company employee was critically injured in the blast attempting to stop the leak. he suffered severe head injuries and second and third degree burns. >> smelling the gas and seeing the leak i got as far away as i could and about five or ten minutes later, the explosion happened. >> it could have caused more casualties if not for the quick thinking of the hotel manager, a former firefighter. >> i knew this was very big. i made the executive decision to evacuate the building. i pulled the alarm and said we've got to i evacuate because

i was worried about an explosion. >> the cause of this explosion is still under investigation. clarissa, back to you. >> thank you. the longtime spokesman for fast food giant subway expected to plead guilty this morning to possession of child pornography. the fbi raided jeremy fogle's home last month. adriana diaz is there leave this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. he's been under the microscope since may when the executive director of his foundation to fight child obesity was arrested. six weeks after federal agents seize computers, dvds, and other evidence from his home, jared fogle is expected to plead guilty to charges of child pornography according to our national affiliate.

37-year-old fogle became a household spokesman for subway. he appeared in hundreds of commercials for the challenge. >> i've spent the last 17 years about how subway has changed my life and what it can do for others. >> reporter: after the raid they suspended his partnership with fogle. the company hammered its point. home with one tweet. we no longer have a relationship with jared and have no further comment. fogle's connections helped him establish the jared foundation, to filed childhood obesity. in may they charged russell taylor, the noun profit-- nonpr pleaded guilty. we expect to hear from the u.s. attorney this afternoon. charlie? >> adriana, thanks. islamic military executed

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>> vie gray treats lower down. libido is a lot tougher to treat. >> if there was slight impro improveme improvement, that would be meaningful to both me and me his. >> the estimated cost will be between 30 and $75 a month. ga gayle? >> thank you. first the ceo will join us in studio 57. cindy whitehead, blue the politics of this pill. that's ahead. aviation officials are investigating a near disaster. the pilot aborted the landing after its tail hit several runway lights. >> we had an airbus 321 touched pretty hard. touched it, went around and had tail damage. he might have dropped pieces all

the way down the runway. the plane with 159 people on board landed safely after a second attempt. no injuries were reported. tornado touched down yesterday in parts of ill. this one 100 miles southwest of chicago. it it also brought blinding rain to wrigley field. the game was delayed by more than two hours. >> john kerry and an fbi director attended

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prosecutors say owen labrie was a senior when he allegedly raped a freshman girl. now he's here to defend himself. 19-year-old owen labrie sat stoic as the teenage girl took the stand. she later wept as she identified the prep school senior. courtroom cameras did not show her face to protect her identity. prosecutors say he raped the freshman who was then 15 in a mechanical room in may 2014 as part of an ubds ground tradition called senior salute where graduating young men tried to have sex with freshmen students. >> do you remember how you received that invitation. >> over an e-mail. >> 'cording to the "associated

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>> there were people inside the hotel when one quarter of it exploded. addyi is the first drug of its kind. >> lice are mutating to become resistant to the most common use of drugs over the counter to treat them. >> i understand that, but it's a reality you have to deal with. >> are you sending the message if you break the law, you're going to be rewarded for it? >> i don't think so. you're not going to get rid of them. >> jeb bush cheated on his deyet, adiet, ate a fried hot dock on a stick and had beer. he said he ate it so sum numbers would go up. a poll out this morning shows new signs of hillary clinton's support is slipping.

she still leads other four others but her lead over trump is now only six points in the cnn survey. last month the margin was 16 pointss. >> more than half of the voters have an unfavorable clear. she answered a group of questions about her private e-mail server with some tough talk of her own. >> no matter what anybody tries to say, the facts are stubborn. what i did was legally permitted. what you're seeing now is a disagreement. that has nothing to do with me. >> well, my personal e-mails are my personal business, right? >> did you wipe the servers? ? >> like with a cloth or something? >> i don't know. you know how it works digitally. >> i don't know how it works

digitally. i know you want to make a point. in order to be as cooperative as possible, we have turned over the server. they can do whatever they want to with the server to figure out what's there, what's not there. there's for the people investigating it to try to figure it out. but we turned over everything that was work related. every single thing. >> as she left hillary clinton told the reporters, quote, nobody talks to me about this stuff other than you guys. in an interview trump defejded taking away automatic citizenship for american born children whose parents are here illegally. >> if you're born here, you're an american, period. period. >> i don't think they have american citizenship. if you speak to very good lawyers, you'll find they do not have american citizenship. we have to start a process where

we take back our country. our country is going to hell. >> on tuesday clinton and republican jeb bush blasted the proposal. >> the idea that we would amend our constitution to do away with citizen ship, by birth is absolutely the wrong direction to go. >> to suggest that people born in this country are not united states history, i just reject out of hand. >> trump returns to the campaign tonight with a town meeting in new hampshire. this morning a canadian man is facing chargores f pointing a laser at a peolic hopelicter. the pilot was blinded by a bright green light. they used infrared cameras to investigate. they spotted the suspect. >> these guys are continuously hitting us. i've got them at the dead end of the court. >> they're running now. >> he's over the fence.

we're going to stay with the target. we know where the target is. >> reporter: they tracked one 19-year-old from above and guided canines on the ground. the helicopter also led police to the laser. >> just keep walking, five feet, four feet, two feet, it should be right there. >> he faces three charges and is due in court next month. >> it's good to see them caught that way. >> absolutely. >> if anybody thinks that's okay do. >> it howe is that funny. >> >> it's not. a drugmaker with 25 employees now up to 34 is making medical history with a little pink pill. first on "cbs this morning," sin guy whitehead of sprout

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>> finally women have a choice with their health care provider wls or not they want treatment for the most common form of female dysfunction. it affects one inen women and it's taken a long time to get here. >> your critics remain. they talk about the modest results. did you challenge the drugs in the meantime to make it better, more effective? >> one thing that did change that's lost in the conversation is there's a lot more data. so when you look at the expert panel who voted 18-6 for approval they looked at clinical trials that had never been weighed in before. it was a lot more science that's come forward that's allowed us to truly characterize the benefits and risk for patience. >> i think what gayle is saying is did that cause you to challenge? >> the drug has not changed. just the amount of information

around it, the amount of challenge studies we've done with it. et cetera. >> is there no way to have created it without the side effects? >> no drugs come without side effects. think that's very important, right? addyi is no different. we study what are the benefits and the risks. as approvable we turn that over and let the patients make their decisions with their health care provider. >> here's what i struggle with. it's very common with women especially having children or a job. this is not unusual. i talk with my friends about this all the time. i think they're calling it a disease. >> let's make that distinction. if you're not interested in sex because you have no time, no privacy, whatever that may be, no energy, that's normal. normal desire fluctuates. hy

hyposexual dysfunction is different. >> how you do know the difference? >> there's a questionnaire. they look at did women have a desire in the past. have they lost something, a normal they used to know. if they're both they bothered by it and do you want to do something about it. then they look at scloouexclusi issues. it's a wel diagnosis in the medical community and they're able to chip away what it might be and is it biological and that's really where women have been underserved, right? we have a narrative, i think, in society that has reduced all things in the bedroom for men in biology and all things in the bedroom for women to psychology.

and the treatment is both genders bring things to the bedroom. i know a lot of women are very excited about this news but i also know there are critics who say your company launched such a well funded campaign and it sends the wrong message to companies that if you can launch the campaign, you can get the fda approve something they normally wouldn't. >> that's factually inaccurate. we're one of 26 organizations part of a coalition in this. we're one of them. i think we've been a case in point in a much larger conversation and these are some of the most prestigious rights groups. >> sprout itself is not a big pharmaceutical company. >> no. we tease that our company can fit in an elevator. >> how should the conversation be changed? >> i think we operate at the

extreme. we either hypersensitize it. if we come down to logic sex is part of who we are, it's part of our marek, but if something isn't going right, it's medical. the graigest legacy for us is that we would open the door for a variety of treatment problems that come forward. it doesn't work for all women. >> when will it be ready, cindy? >> we're going to go to work now and get it out by october 18th. that's our launch date. >> all right. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> thank you very much. pop singer ciara has a new perspective chlg how becoming a new mom inspired her to honor her own mom. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: cbs morning rounds sponsored by walgreens, at the

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in new york city, one of al fred's partners. elaine, good morning. >> good morning to you. with hello alfred, busy professionals are able to use their smartphones for things like grocery shopping or having their suits taken to the dry cleaners and put back in their closet and the two recent high school graduates who thought of the idea are hoping it will catch on. she spends most days doing typical household chois but in an atypical situation. she's not doing them for herself but for this woman, a new york city artist. >> i was in my studio working all the time. like i was in here so focused until like 10:00 or 11:00 at night and i wasn't taking care of myself. >> so she called in meg, a personal butler she requested through a personal app. >> hi, al fred is here. >> i visit once a week and take

care of their weekly errands and to-do list. >> reporter: inspired by batman's butler alfred, the co-founders started the company in 2013. >> we're taking the cognitive load of thinking about your to-do list out of the equation. >> i can hear what you're saying. i can also think, though, some people might think that's lazy. >> this isn'ting being lazy. it's about being busy. >> i want to focus on i want to build my company gorks to the gym, and talk to my mom tochl the degree i have someone who helps me do these things, i don't think it's lazy at all. >> i think it's smart. >> so while she's getting ready for work, meg is picking up the keys from the hello alfred office and while she's briing groceries. meg is focusing.

meg completed her to-do list. the cost of services range from $15 to $42 a week depending on the number of visits. more than 4,000 households currently use the app and the company plans to expand to san francisco, washington, d.c. >> what is your process? >> we go through a very rigorous interview and check-in process. we bring them in for about three hours because they're in your home dealing with a lot of private things. >> those who work full time receive benefits and a contract. >> a contract is a relationship and we wanted to have the best possible relationship with the most important people in our business. >> that differs from most on demand companies like uber who consider their workers independent contractors. >> so the disadvantage of having them be w-2 employees is it's simple and more expensive.

>> expensive but a great markets strategy. >> the consumers claim that they're very concerned about the well being of the employees of the company. >> reporter: but he's not sure if it's enough to keep hello alfred afloat in what he says is an oversaturated economy. >> they talk a bigger game. gut reaction, i think their chances of survival are better than most, which puts it at one in ten. >> reporter: meg was a little more optimistic. >> i think having an alfred is going to be like having an insta game or twitter. oh, like i had my alfred do that for me. >> reporter: it's raising questions about its effect on the economy. consumers do benefit from services but it can also be harder for workers to find job security but for hello alfred, those who work full time are considered employees. gayle? >> all right. thanks. seeming lie they're on to

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that spanned centuries. brent brisbane. look what he's brought with him. >> cool coins. >> very cool coins. he shows us how he found a king's treasure, no relation, and what it's worth. also in studio 57, sierra, the grammy-winner's single is a big hit. it's been seen more than 20 million times. we'll talk about her making headlines and russell wilson, quarterback. that's straight ahead. a new study found they were more likely to smoke cigarettes, cigars compared to piers who never tried e-cigarettes. they may call more regulation for the e-cigarettes. "the des moines register" reports on a little league team. officials called for the game after the washington team was

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>> he said he will not fully dress like bowie while he's singing. a spokesman said the singer has no comment. this morning the world is rbir remembering a superhero. she played batgirl. she died from complications from breast cancer. the actress fought crimes alongside the caped crusader in the 1960s. she also had tv roles in "star trek" and "the man from u.n.c.l.e." evonne craig was 789. putin boarded a submarine to visit an 11th century ship wreck. they an ex-ed the region after last year. this is the latest in a southeast of stunts by the president to boost his image with the russian public. first on "cbs this morning," we have breaking news of an in

credible treasure find. the story begins in the 18th century. 11 spanish ships were destroyed in a hurricane off the coast of florida. they were sailing from havana cuba to spain. last month 300 years to the day since the disaster, a florida salvage company recovered 350 sunken gold coins. they're worth $4.5 million. he's the co-founder of the company. 1,715 sweet queen jewels. i'm so excited. i grew up on the goonies, treasure hunting. tell us about this amazing discovery. >> it's incredible. as you said there was a fleet of

spaniards. they were hit by a hurricane. we salvaged their remains andal this. >> how did you find out about it? >> it's a well documented story. they were identified in the late 50s and early '60s. it's amazing on the anniversary they decided to tell more of their story. >> how does one by law divide up the spoils of these really wonderful discover riies. >> can i have a coin? >> i think we can help you out. judge jane florence king. when we find the artifacts we have an obligation to give up to

20%. after that all of the artifacts belong to me and my crew which consists of three guys, and we will all be the ones to share in the treasure. >> so the four of your buy the rest. >> that's correct. >> you were telling us in the greenroom one of those bigger ones is worth $300,000. >> that's correct. >> we should hold it up. brent arrived with security. how did you discover it? it was in shallow water. >> these royals are perfect specimen of the coinage of the time and they were made on royal order for the king of spain to be mostly given out as presentation pieces so they're true perfect examples of the coinage and on that day, jonah, my co-captain, he picked the spot. it was just surreal.

to have it happen on the 300th anniversary is really something that i can't articulate. it's magical. >> how deep down were they? >> as you can see from the video, we're about in six feet of water. we work extremely close to shore. these shipwrecks were pushed by the hurricane to the outer edge os testify reefs and destroyed by the wave action. so pieces have floated for miles all the way into the beach. people still find treasures. in florida, it's finders keepers on the beach. >> can anyone be a treasure hunter? not that i'm considering a career change just yet. >> you're welcome to counsel down and i'll show you. the only way to do it is be a subcontractor of my organization. >> how convenient. >> to the remains of the shipwreck alled a jude indicate.

we are the district court's custodian. so we take all these artifacts into our custody. at the end of the year the state of florida will review what we found, look at certain artifacts for purposes of displaying it in a museum and then once we work a value out -- >> what's the total value of coins you've discovered? >> since i've about been doing it since 2010. close to $6.5 million and we estimate there's more than $400 million. >> you must have a nice house rchl you looking for people to join your organization or are you taking interns? >> i absolutely do. i am inundated with people. we vet them. >> how did you get into it. >> it was my father. it was a passion of his and i'm fulfilling the dream for him. >> what's something that has not

been found. >> there are so many shipwrecks all over the world and the vast majority of them are steamers. there are very few laden with treasure, so to find a virgin shipwreck or the queen's jewels that's on the ship, that's kind of what we shoot for. >> all right. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> brett, my new best friend. thaefrpgs a lot. pop artist

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remember this? this is from her 2004 debut album. the grammy award winner is back with music over this summer. over the past decade she's sold more than 2 million albums and singles worldwide. her latest project is her sixth studio album. >> 10 million albums. ♪ >> 10 million albums.

don't get it twisted, gail. it has more than 20 million views. good morning to you and welcome, ciara. >> good morning. >> that video was so hot i had to go take a shower. it's very seccy with a capital "s." >> thank you so much. >> this is what you said. ite tess most personal album you've ever done because you wanted people to know the real you. you laid it out there. >> i wanted people to hear my voice. after having my child it allowed me to reveal my true feelings and thoughts. it's like, i am who i am. take it or leave it. i poured myself into my music. i learned the value of vulnerability. you allow yourself to grow, to heal. you learn so many things when you really allow yourself to be free and be okay with the flaws and be oklahoma with everybody. so i just kind of allowed myself to be free in the process and i

think it allowed me to make my best product. >> vulnerable and free. >> absolutely. >> you were candid about the father of your child. i had go there. i have to go there for a second. the rumors are cheater, cheater pumpkin eater. now in the nuews he doesn't min you dating russell wasson but didn't like you exposing your child to russell. >> i feel like it's a double standard. at one point in a time i took care of his kids in our relationship. >> he has three. >> yes, he does. actually four. one was adopted. i was in involved at the early stage. it's kienl of like, well, what's the difference here, you know? i think that even for the men that are outspoken. when you want someone to love on

the child, more than anything it's a child we're talking about. that's the thing people have to think about. remove the adult from the situation. really. this is my child here, you know. and that's serious, you know. >> does that make you angry when people are openly judging you when they don't know you? it's frustrating. >> people are going to talk about me. i was built with this. when it comes to your child, it's something i don't take lightly, you know. at the end of the day my son will be the one affected the most out of this and i think people have to think about that versus just kind of like shouting out things. >> and you wouldn't put your son in harm's way. >> absolutely not and the thing is to put out things -- to speak on such a sensitive and real situation when you don't have all the facts is really -- that to me is the frustrating part. my son has to grow up one day.

it's like to the guys that have an opinion, you know, know your facts. i did talk to my son's father. he didn't want to talk to me. that was that. i don't know what more than they would expect me to do than live my life and that's what i'm doing. my son is the most important and the person that loves me -- >> like it says on the ciara album. >> when did you and russell come together. >> we've been together for a good bit. i don't like to mark the exact date and time. >> you've been together for a while. >> more than half a year. >> and you decided to be celibate which is such a brave and bold step. >> when he said that we're going to be sell brat, a, i'm surprise thad you all told us that because it really is nobody's business, were you surprised? >> it was one of those things -- it was an organic conversation.

i guess he was speaking the reality of what really is going on. i was at church and the cool thing is just being able to share our journey with other people like us. it's a great challenge. i can definitely say that. but it's awesome because we get to really challenge ourselves to know each other and build a foundation. you know, i don't -- we are christians and we love god and believe in god. >> christians have sex. >> i was going to say more so based off of the love -- wanting to love each other, really wanting to know each other, build and grow and build a solid foundation. because that part is the cherry on top. i this i that can also cloud your emotions and you can kind of not really get to see a person for who they are. >> let me end with this. charlie would like to know when the celibacy is going to end. >> that and what's good about

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