good morning. it is thursdayug aust 20th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." fast-moving flames kill three firefighters in washington state, and overnight more towns are forced to evacuate. republican rival polls. jeb bush says trump is unelectable. how some are cashing in on the faithful. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we're professionals trained to do a job.

there are times some things go bad but the fight still has to go on. three firefighters killed in the line of . duty >> authorities say the firefighters were involved in a vehicle accident when the fire overtook them. >> unrest on the ststree of st. louis following the fatal police shooting of a black 18-year-old. police seay h was pointing a gun at them. >> he was a democrat longer than he was a republican. >> the war of words are erupting between them. >> you know what's happening to jeb's crowd, as you know right down the street? they'reep sleing now. >> a blast leveled 16 rooms of a hotel. it critically injured a gasline worker. clinton denied that on the campaign trail -- >> hillary f you're trying to convince me of your innocence, you really picked the wrong outfit. >> the new policy. regal cinemas is checking bags.

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welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is off. clarissa ward is with us. powerful wildfires in the west showed their deadly force. flames killed three firefighters in washington state. they were trapped near twisp after their vehicle crashed. four other firefighters are hurt. >> the fire forced new evacuations overnight of at least three towns. it is burning about 100 miles northeast of seattle and is one of several in the state. danielle nottingham is in twisp with the dangerous conditions. danielle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the names of the deceased have not been release and we're waiting for an update on the injured firefighters. they were working in this fire zone when it exploded wednesday and forced the evacuation of at least three additional nearby towns. fierce flames continued to bear down on twisp, washington into the night.

it's here that three firefighters were killed after their vehicle was involved in an accident. shifting winds likely fanned fast-moving flames that eventually overtook them. >> it was a hell storm up here. we just know the fires were racing and the winds were blowing in every direction. >> at least one of the firefighters, 25-year-old male was airlifted here to the medical center in seattle where the family members gathered last night. he remains in critical condition. >> how tough is it to hear that firefighters died? >> it's horrible. it's defer stating. we had a horrible day and now we have to still go out and do what we're training to do. >> reporter: you can see flames from ridgetop to ridgetop. the flames are moving so fast even the town's mayor went door to door urging residents to leave. >> all right. thank you, everybody. >> reporter: you're the mayor of this town.

firefighters died trying to protect a lot of these homes, a lot of the residents. what's your reaction. >> right now i think we want to make sure we keep our citizens as safe as possible and the firefighterfighting team very the fire spread so quickly those living there had little time to get out. >> what we saw, the mountain in between twisp river and us is a plume that went from one end all the way to the other, something that we haven't seen ever and it was red. >> twisp is one of multiple-area towns under complete evacuation this morning. roads leading out of town were jachled as more thaz 5,000 people rushed to evacuate. washington governor jei insay inslee has asked for government assistance. emergency personnel from

australia and new zealand will deploy this weekend to help defray 80 fires burning in the west. clarissa? >> a new campaign showing donald trump dominating in three swing states. the quinnipiac poll in ohio pennsylvania, and florida shows trump leading jeb bush by between 4 and 18 points, but the poll also found many more republicans in the states would never support trump. almost a third said they would not vote for him. bush is viewed more favorably. in new hampshire last night miles apart bush and trump attacked each other's credentials. major garrett covered the academy in new hampshire. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's not uncommon for candidates to compete for votes blocks away from each other. last night in derry they were

that close and their campaign styles and crowd reaction tells you a lot where it keeps you now. donald trump filled the auditorium to the rafters. >> my group. these are my people. be careful of your language. you're on seven live broadcasts tonight. >> reporter: and an overflow room spilled out the door. a short distance away jeb bush drew a much smaller quieter crowd. >> do you know what's happening to jeb bush as you know he's right down the street? they're sleeping. they're sleeping right now. >> i love these rowdy crowds. isn't it great? >> reporter: bush was falling behind primarily nationally fielding questions from a nervous supporter. w hocan you beat the front-runner? >> you're talking about trump,

right? you can mention his nachlt he doesn't have a conservative record. he was a democrat longer than he's been a republican. he's given more money to democrats than he has of republicans. >> the reason i talk about jeb is he was supposed to do well in new hampshire. he's going down like a rock. now rand paul is going down the tubes. what is hillary going to do with hillary. >> guys like perry. >> and he caps supporters as captives of special interests. >> he doesn't have to answer to any donors or lobbyists. >> reporter: trump agreed. >> i'm not going anywhere folks. >> reporter: he feels as if he's drawing a big movement. we met voters here more curious about trump more curious than

his candidacy. but as he says to "time" magazine about all of this deal with it. the campaign has reserved a stadium. and, gayle, trump is predicting a crowd of between 30,000 and 40,000. >> all right. we're dealing with it. thank you, major. clinton's cam pape is getting more threatened. she new her e-mail server had classified information. the sevener was, indeed erased. in an interview a spokeswoman had trouble answering how. >> what did she do with the e-mails? >> they were delaet. this is like everyone's an expert on dpz inflating football and now we're being an expert on wiping servers. like i don't know how that all works. >> jan crawford is in washington where we're learning about two of those e-mails. good morning. >> good morning.

those e-mails are giving us the kind of information being exchanged on her server. both were covered in the on going investigation of the attack into benghazi, libya. and intelligence officials say they contained classified information. the first e-mail from 2011 was forwarded by aide huma abedin. it cites intelligence reports on libyan troop strength and movements. the second forwarded by a.j. sullivan outlined the arrests. the e-mails are among some 30,000 clinton turned over to the state department from her private server. on monday they said they searched 120 of those. the concern is that class night e-mails on a private server could be more easily hack order compromised. clinton has insisted she did not send classified e-mail to her private server or send e-mail

that was marked private. something press secretary brian fallon released. >> none of that was classified at the time it was sent. that's consistent with what we've been saying from the beginning. >> it's not just clinton's private server that may have contained private information. she dan ackerman is an idiot tore at cnet. >> any time you're bringing your own ee whim and using it for work purposes it's not something that's actually secure issued by the company because they take the laptops, for example, and reconfigure them. >> and despite the fact that campaigns weren't marked classified means they weren't. that doesn't matter. they cannot be formally stamped classified. charlie? >> jan thanks.

former president jimmy carter will reveal more about his cancer diagnosis. he said a recent liver operation found the cancer. he said the cancer has spread and he's under go treatment to treat it. our digital network cbsn will bring you live coverage. it begins around 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. central. the south set its guns opened fire after a single artillery shell at a mortar town. there are no details of any casualties. local media said south korean towns were being evacuated. the u.s. has more than 278,000 troops in the south. there is an gelg this morning over the deadly shooting of a 18-year-old. police say he was carrying a

gun. protesters threw bricks and glass bottles at the officers. nine people were arrested. a car and a vacant home were set on fire. earlier in the day two police officers shot and killed a black 1-year-old. they say he pointed a stolen handgun at the police. subway spokesman jared fogle is under arrest and is on his way to prison. he pleaded guilt to having sex with minors and was in possession of child pornography. adriana diaz has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the front page of the paper says it all, "a secret and sorted life is now unveiled. "investigators say 14 minors were victimized. jared fogle, one of america's best known tv pitchman had no comment as he left court

wednesday, but u.s. attorney josh mirng ler didn't mince words. >> this is about using wealth status secrecy to skploilt children. >> reporter: investigators unveiled over 38,000 photos and also video. >> russell tail already was sexually exploiting a 14-year-old girl. at that time fogle chose to receive and repeatedly view child pornography involving that 14-year-old girl. fogle admitted that he repeat udly traveled to new york to commit sex acts with children. >> in his travels to new york, texting one of the underage girls, offering to pay himer a

finders fee. fogle will may more than $1.4 million in restitution 1. $40,000 to each victim. >> he knows the risk of restitution can't undo the damage he's deal all in his power to try to make it right. >> reporter: it came from a tip from a private citizen but fogle's first known interest came in 2007 a year before taylor was hired. charlie? >> adriana, thanks. surveillance shows a natural gas line exploding at a motel 6 outside seattle. they're checking reports. they may have been absolutely blast. gas company worker was injured. the firefighter says two guests reported missing are safe.

they were not in the billioning at the time. this morning the faa is looking into why a door panel fell off a plane. it landed on a green on a golf course. american says that the a-321 operated by us airways was preparing to land in charlotte at the time. golfers saw it fallsing. >> my son said what is it falling. i don't know. but it wasn't a leaf. >> it definitely wasn't a leechlt they landed safely. the airlines says the missing panel would not have in damaged the fear. this morning we're reporting on the cheating website ashley madison. experts warn some victims could face a lot more than divorce. cbs news legal expert rikki klieman is with us this morning.

good morning. >> good morning. what is the fbi looking for fit. we have to remember after the first reaction adult rurs deserve it push that aside and let the lawyer and me talk. this was a highly encrypted sight. these hackers got into that site. so, of course the fbi was looking. if they get into this they can look into any sight. let's look at retail sight, a walmart or target. if they can get in and get some of your information and then put you up for blackmail as a site saying if you don't pay as money, we're going to expose all this information. in essence that's what happens here? >> is there leekt liability snl yes, there is. the company is secure.

we know nothing "today" is secure. they left that warnen for one month. there are people who paid $19,000 a person for something called page delete to get their names off. they're still on. >> i think they're so shocked. 15,000 e-mail addresses were lernged to government accounts. that is so baffling to me. >> one of the things we have to remember is some of these accounts may be safe. if you do have a military account or government account, your consequences are dire. in the military you could be court-martial court-martialed. if you abuse asomeone else's

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senior salute. the als ice bucket challenge is back. there's good reason for it. see how it's paying off in exciting research. that's ahead. "the new york times" reports on anti-drone technology. it says u stace government agency are works to attack drones. they report how they used a system in times square but interference from nearby media broadcasts interfered with the test. "the wall street journal" has an op-ed. moo tarkan responds to a scathing report. he writes quote, i am disappointed that some actions that we have taken to fund scientific research and health well being programs has caused more confusion and distrust.

i know we can do a better job and we will. the "washington post" says the department is doing more. they found more than 25,000 tenants make managerer than the maximum income allowed to qualify for government subcy despised housing. in new york city 2,000 families are waiting to get in. >> and there is a report on the prep school sexual assault case shichl told the court she was shocked after her encounter with owen labrie. some school officials knew about the meeting up with younger girls. gayle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. she accepted the invitation of

this senior for what she thought would be, she said some innocent fun. it's part of the senior salute ritual where male boys try to meet up with younger female students. >> i thought, okay i might get to see a cool place and maybe we'll kiss but that's all. >> the alleged victim who was not shown on camera told juror yoors. he thenner vieted he invited her to his room and then through himself on her. >> i felt violated. >> did you ever say no to him that night? >> i did. >> it's cast a spotlight on them. he said he was part of an understood ground tradition

known as the senior salute. >> in agreement for it you and owen were going go to a private place, right? >> yes. >> she shoekpoke with us. she asked us to disguise her voice. she said she was aware of it and scoring and hooking up and a skob web where participants would right them up. >> reporter: labrie's attorney claims his client and alleged victim enkbajed in to consensual act. >> it's important that students know the senior salute and it was bo so long it would be unfair to put a single student

under it. >> laura www.is a spokesperson. >> he was not a pawn under the circumstances. he was a leader. he had a plan. hi knew what he was doing now, the girl told them yesterday they knew about the senior salute and told them toing nor them and they wore,s as hard as they canning to stop it charlie? >> thanks. they're giving much of tl credit to als ice bucket challenge. it raises millions of dollars for research. 440 million people watched facebook videos a total of 10 billion times. jim axed rod looks at the

campaign. jim, good morning. >> good morning. when it first came out they called it socialism media. it turns out they were wrong. more than 17 million people rose to the challenge last year getting soaked in its charities, presidents. even current even kermit the frog helped. as many as 30,000 americans have been diagnosed with the devin itting disease. it'll better to get protan the in the bang. it was led by phillip won who

got it lad week. >> it got spearheaded. >> pat quinn was diagnosed in 2013. he cofounded the ice bucket challenge with pete fray tells. >> that campaign helped them collect money for the campaign. that's a 22% increase. >> that's what we need. >> there's limited hope right now. that's all we can ask. >> reporter: round 2 is already under way. hundreds cooled off in central park earlier this month and major league baseball is also

stepping up to the platal sure sign given to this cause hasn't dried up yit. >> the more fund the more research. keep dumping those buckets because we need all the hem we can get. their new motto is every august until there's a cure. they believe the ground baking could be beyond. they say others like als could also benefit it. >> more money for research can make a difference. >> absolutely. >> that's the underpinning of everything. >> charlie has one. do you have it? >> no. >> oh. i wanted you to see that. >> in a bow tine. >> oh snap. i like -- >> i was not so dignified.

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if i want to buy a 65 million dollar plane you cannot stop me. you not stop me from dreaming. >> you cannot stop me from dreaming is not what you say when you ask for $65 million. that's what you do on broadway. i can do it dad. i've got the music in me. >> oh, that makes sense. a segment on hbo last week is putting pressure on the irs

to crack down on televangelists. the last week tonight clip has been viewed more than 4 million times on youtube. jeff fwlor of our digital net welcome ha a closer look. jeff, good morning. >> good morning. i may be funny but not so much. many preachers preach the prosperity gospel. many find it her it cal but that does not stop bleachers from donating millions every year. >> aerchlding god does is very expensive. >> i've been given a right to prosperity. i'm not going to be ashamed. are you sirous? >> right now someone is receiving a new heart, right out of the box. >> true believers praise by

seating. which godsend will reward with a bountiful harvest. >> harvest. >> harvest. >> you come to me now. >> you come to me now. >> in jesus' name. >> in jesus' name. >> televangelists reach about 65 million dollar. >> they keep trying to send more money, more money so we get healed. >> what you think goes into your heart. what's in your heart has flourished flourished. the irs uses 4 criteria including having yore kind services. knowed a creed and recognizing church services. >> a few years ago the irs named

scientology a church. >> reporter: according to the irs office they sus spended churches completely from 2009 to 2013 and corn duckednducted it in 2013. to his own point john oliver created his own church. the viewers at home must plant a seed. >> a seed. primarily we take cash although we do take checks. >> churches are constitutionally tax exempt because of the free exercise of religion. there's no surer way to exercise that free exercise of religion. >> she says the church does a good job of helping themselves

but he believes more should be done about the hucksters. >> "cbs this morning" reamed out to the i rhode island s for comment. it declined. we also reached out to the ministers mentioned by john ol' vaernld those in the story. thank you, jer. a family hosts a bear at a

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it is thursday august 20th 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead including the donald trump band weighen. the republican front-runner talks to new hampshire republicans and holds nothing back. no surprise. firstou yr "eye opener" at 8:00. >> reporter: the names of the injure vd not been released. >> contrast. the crowd style and reactions tells you where the race is now. >> intelligence officials say they contained classified inform snoogs a secret and sorted life is revealed. jared fogle now faces prison fines, and divorce. >> this was a highly encrypted site, so of course the fbi is

looking if they could get into this, they could get into any site. >> when the iceke buct frenzy first erupted -- >> it's one of the silliest gsthin t inhe world. >> god intended for christians to be healthy and wealthy. >> and everything gun d. . malk in you're sitting there. you'd be like check, please. i want to get off now. changed my mind. >> i want to go home. >> i don't need to go on vacation. according to a new list nashville is the friendliestyiest city in america while philadelphia was beating up the person who put up the list. >> i'm charlie rose along with gayle king and clarissa ward. three firefighters died

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i almost forgot. i'm going to also need you to come in on sunday too, okay? we lost some people this week and we sort of need to play catch jupp. thanks. >> thanks. playing catchup at work like the guys in office space could catch up with your health too. in our "morning rounds" the link between long hours on the job and strokes new research finds 33% risk if you work 55 hours a week or more. our dr. tara narula from lenox hospital joins us here. i heard this story and thought of dead people working. >> we need another reason. >> what is the latest? >> intuitively we know it and previous research shows working long hours and increased coronary heart disease. this is the first big study and increases

your risk of stroke. income in this large research report of 17 studies, over 5,000 patients they did find if you worked more than the standard of 35 to 40 hours your risk went up. it went up incrementally. if you worked h 1 to 48 your risk went up 10%. 49 to 54 27%, and 55 plus hour, 33%. >> do you want to lie down? >> here's the question. how do you define work? >> work would be being in your job. but certainly we know people take time to work at home and that's not accounted for in this study. >> no. for some people reading a lot is play and pleasure. for others it's work. it's part of what they do and how they spend their time. >> well in this study they were basically looking at people in the job self reporting. these are the amount of hours i work. >> i mean it's won thing to be on an assembly line. it's another to be reading a novel in preparation to interview something.

>> there's a lot of factors that pray into it. why might this be. >> that's still work though charlie. it's still work. >> it is. >> so if you're reading a novel tonight, that's work? >> yes, if i'm reading for the show, absolutely that's work. >> i don't see the -- i mean i think you ought to choose a job where there's no real line between work and play. >> one of the factors is job stress. >> like be a golf pro. >> if you're sitting down reading in preparation for work you're sitting down. you're not exercising you may be more apt to eat unhealthy. that's what plays into your risk. that's what they speak about it. some of it is being sedentary, not eating healthy, leaving work unwind. maybe you feel depressed or anxious because you're at work and not at home with your family. maybe you feel symptoms because you're working and stressnd and you don't see a doctor. it increases adrenaline and

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safaricome safaricom. why is that? >> if you look at what businesses have been doing over the past five to ten years there has been a shift of conscious capitalism or caring capitalism whatever it is. companies are forging ahead trying to serve the world's problems. this is not philanthropy. it's part of their profit-making ventures are having a tremendous impact on the country. we're not saying they've descended from angels and they're 100% gold but they have a measurable effect of making world better. >> the resources they have both financial and human to make a difference. >> that's absolutely right. if you look at it now especially when governments are stymied here in the u.s. society is kind of divided and business can -- you know does have the resources, exactly.

>> going sl on the list. for run reason it'socked information to the whole world. it's changed how we get information. larry is coming up with all kinds of things. >> you had people on the list with kerfuffles like toyota with recalls and whole foods overcharging. >> toyota had the prius which was designed to help with our mass image imaging problem and it's 40% of the market for a while it was the hot car everyone drove in hollywood. that had a measure yourable impact on the world. yes, it fumbled with recalls and

made massive mistakes but we look at the way they're doing good. >> you get the big picture. >> yeah. >> whole foods. >> >> whoil foods raised the standard for every grocery store. it's not something that everyone can access. they joked about whole paycheck. they talk about where their food comes from, not buying a lot of fish and taking care of warewhere their poultry comes from and things like that and now they're starting a chain call third degree 65 with lower prices. it will be very interesting to see what that looks like. >> the important thing also is check those places where they actually want to do good versus those places where it's just for p.r. >> as a whole it's very interesting. thank you, leigh. >> thanks yore having

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welcome back to "cbs this morning" where we're delivering satisfaction. coming up in this half hour look at that. that's satisfying. there he is. "star trek" and "x-men" veteran patrick stewart is in our toyota green room. he's leaving drama behind for a comedy. it's hilarious. we'll have a talk on how he nearly missed out on some of his biggest rolls. the backstory on one of the greatest songs of all times. that's ahead. the atlantic constitution reports on a violent home invasion that left a father badly hurt. they broke into his home and shot mike lash in his leg. his wife called 911 running with the baby in her arms. >> i ran outside with my baby. there was a blackion man at the

front door. he pulled a gun on my husband. >> they fired on whitney lash as she escaped to a neighbor's home. her husband was able to follow them as they ransacked the home. police are still searching for them today. airfare dropped. a plunge in jet fuel prices helped airlines cut fares. "the new york times" and the latest poll on trump. some students at horace greeley high school want to relocate their senior prom. it's scheduled to be held at trump national golf club next spring. they launched the money saying public money should not go to an organization which they say promotes racism. so far they have more than 200 signatures. the washington post reports

on a story we've been talking about, a giant panda. they developed a fetus inside mei xiang. she could give birth early next week or possibly in september. >> this is great news. >> i like it. "time" posts on anal store's ipod. it was once apple's biggest money maker. "usa today" reports on fat. they looked at a faulty version of the gene fto. it causeses energy to be stored as fat instead of burn. scientists were able to tink kerr with it and reverse it. stern words from ar their malcolm gladwell about yale.

he spent $480 million on hedge fund managers compared to 170 million on students. he fired off a southeast of posts on twitter. he wrote, quote, i was going to donate money to yale but maybe it makes more sense to mail it directly to a hedge fund of my choice. in 1987 the world met james stewart when he played the captain. >> we'll try to take them by surprise. >> look at him. stewart gained fame from his next role. as charles xavier in the "x-men" authorities. he stars in a newcombty called "blunltd talk."

he plays dysfunctional but well intentioned. >> last night i promised our viewers i would tell them the truth. now, this freakish show is the perfect backdrop to talk about what we are doing to the environment. >> but the truth about climate challenge is devastating walter. no one wants to hear about mass suicide. >> but let's also give them hope. i meet have died last night. tonight i want to be in the hope business. >> i'm not ever knot true. >> start googling and findny signs of hope that's out there might be true. >> bravo, sir. i was going to watch half a one to be polite. i ended up watching four. tell us about walter blunt wrrks he came from starting with the

name. >> i had been working with jonathan ames. a the show and one day he said to me we've got to give a name thoim. i said are there any names that resonate for you? >> he likes to combine names. one name i used as a pseudonym was walter blunt because he was a royal character. he had a minor road in part 1. >> he e-mailed me back and said that's perfect. the show will be called "blunt talk." now we hope the name will become as famous as walter white. >> i think so. back in the day you used to be a reporter but you used to make up things. >> my first job i was lucky to get a job on my local paper.had a

little neighborhood but i did mostly deaths council meetingings but i also practiced with ores. i would have people write piece for me cover for me mang phone calls, or i made it up. >> oh, dear. well we never do that. dare i ask who you might have drawn upon for inspiration. in fact, do not even answer that question. >> well, there is a certain man not sitting a million miles away from where we are now who i certainly watched -- i mean i've watched him for how many years? >> a long time. >> so i learned a lot from him. i have been a news junkie all my life. i had no television until i was 26. so i listened to the bbc radio news. >> and i still do as well. >> terrific. so there is a combination of people.

let me assure you it is not piers morgan. he accused me of playing him in a restaurant one morning so i was able to reassure him not at all and the next day we met he talked to me very openly and frankly about being a british journalist and working on an american program which was very useful for >> people don't think of you as comedic and you're hilarious. you had a bedroom scene. when i say actor -- i don't mean to beb mean. it's called acting. i get is. >> upright, worthy noble, intelligent, compassionate, carrying individualed and mean me. >> i'm a mess. >> you're many things.

>> but here we had a chance with a man who was a very serious journalistist and his ambition is to make a better world. >> in the first segment he's caught with a transgender prostitute. he said what jirp echlt could i say. >> and then they say he knobbed them at the correspondent dinler and they're very upset. it was good to hear his name. >> charlie is competing with a few overer others. >> were you nervous? >> i was terrified. >> not department in your body. >> don't let's go there. >> oh, she likes to go there. >> i have never played that kind of scene before.

this was, if i may say this on the show this was my first post post-c post-coital scene. >> not a lot of coitus in "star trek," i guess. >> none. then i learned the actress playing opposite me would be the fabulous and beautiful elizabeth schu which only frightened me even more. so i e-mailed three actress friends and said what's the form, what do you do how far can i go i mean if i kiss her, do i use tongue or is that -- i mean can i touch body parts. and so they all said no what you must be is as entertaining as possible. >> how close are you and ian mckellan? >> extremely close. we've known one another and one

another's work for over 50 years. we come from the same part of england, the corner of england. we both love shakes sphere. we both gave years and then a few years ago we were thrown as close toekts as two actors can be to play in a at to be here. >> you were part of taylor swift's squad. cool. >> indeed. >> it's laugh out loud funny. ahead, charlie d'agata shows us how mick, keith p, and the gang that would be the rolling stones are keeping manic alive. 50th anniversary of what's called the opening intro that shook the entire generation.

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charlie, good morning. >> good morning. like everything else in this old record store, "satisfaction" was recorded on vinyl but set in stone. it was only like three notes but, man, one helluva an introduction. >> rock on. ♪ >> reporter: keith richards said when that rif came to him in his dream, he hit the tape recorder. >> when i woke up i noticed the tape had run to the end. i run it back push play and this weerds strangled voice is going i can't get no satisfaction and then there's this silence for a while and

this heavy snoring went through th e rest of the tape. >> reporter: he had the lick and he had the hook. he also just happened to have a pretty decent writing partner to help out with the rest. >> they were a real song-writing team. they could come to a point where keith would have a great riff and great chorus and mick would come in with the lyrics. >> reporter: brian hyde was a senior righter at rolling stone mags zone. mick and keith drucker briem watts and the guitar did bring "satisfaction" to life and brought it to loof. started in chicago and finished in hollywood. "the ed sullivan show" thrust them center stage. the song spent 14 weeks at number one. it was only rock and roll but

america loved it. >> it was known. there was a hit and then there was a hit. >> reporter: but the song didn't just launch a band. it was adopted by a rebellious generation as a call to arms. >> it is in its way commercialism and feeling trapped. you can heal the whole second half of the '60s coming into the song the fact that there was going to be unrest, protests dissatisfaction. >> but it had sold too. otis reading added the horns that keith richards had envisioned when he first came up with the riff. in 1967 aretha franklin gave it the diva's touch. devo's touch came a decade later.

>> reporter: "satisfaction" has remained a stain. of rolling stone's performance to this day and favorite of their fans but keith richards will defend his work against any and all critics out there without missing a beat. now believe it or not it was banned because of its suggestive lyrics and "rolling stone" magazine ranked it as the best song of all time satisfaction guaranteed. gayle? >> so great to hear the backstory. >> timeless classic. >> i do too. suggestive action of girlie action. thank you. a strong odor is drawing huge crowds this morning. it's not mary wanna. the pungent smell of success.

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