good morning. it's thursday, august 24, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning"." we have a winner. one ticket will claim the massive powerball jackpot. a hurricane warning was issued for the texas gulf coast. more than two feet of rain is predicted in some areas. massive flooding could impact minsllio. and the family of a young american man beaten to death in greece talks about sharing the dream he was pursuing. the trump administrn

national monuments today. we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> it is powerball. >> someone in massachusetts is about to get paid a lot. >> the bay state is balling. >> one winner cashes in on the powerball jackpot. >> we have no division too deep for us to heal. >> president trump plays it cool during a speech in reno, nevada. the night before we saw the real trump, a man who is totally out of control. >> it's a big deal and scares a lot of people. >> tropical storm harvey could macome a hurricane before it kes landfall sometime tomorrow. >> some significant flooding is expected. >> concert by an american rock band cancelled because of

terror threat. >> people rallied in support of colin kaepernick. >> is this owners coming together. >> confederate statu s in charlottese villwere covered with black tarps. >> a man tried to remove one of the covers. >> a rare ander tinrifyg sight caught on camera in the swiss alps. a massive avalanche. >> all that -- >> a praying mantis. >> and all that matters. >> when it comes to live tv anything can happen especially when children are involved. during the segment of a british tv show the kids stole the show. >> i think we will have a more peace full time at 6:30. >> on "cbs this morning." >> and the perfect game is gone. >> how about this for an ending. the dodgers' rich hill lost his perfect game in the ninth inning and had a chance for

until josh harrison leads off in the bottom of the tenth. >> josh harrison homers 1-0 in a classic. >> this morning's e"eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is off and he didn't win the lotto ticket, either. we are still gainfully employed. a single $2 lottery ticket just won a giant powerball jackpot. that very lucky ticket was bught in watertown, massachusetts in a store called handy variety. the 7$758700000 prize mpt. >> the winning numbers were 6,

number is 4. jerika dunkin is outside that store. >> i purchased a ticket but obviously i did not win. we know the last time that someone won the powerball was on june 10, 75 days ago. the person who won here at handy variety convenience store now have a variety of options. >> this is powerball. >> reporter: people across the country held their breath as the numbers rolled down. >> your winning powerball number is 4 and your multiplier is 4. >> when the final ball popped out one ticket matched all numbers. margie lived a

from handy variety. >> the odds are stacked against us. i'm happy for whoever might be the winner. >> reporter: and the winner beat astronomical odds 1 in 292.2 million. powerball officials say more than $758 million prize is the largest won by a single ticket in u.s. history. but it's not the largest prize ever. in 2016 a $1.6 billion powerball jackpot was split among three winners. >> we just kept watching tv and going online and rechecking and rechecking. >> reporter: one of those winners was marie smith of florida. at the time she and her husband, david, were excited but apprehensive. >> it is scary and unknown. you always think about what you are going to do but when it happened it's like it all went out of my head. >> reporter: if he or

decides lump sum before taxes they will take home around $480 million. here in massachusetts lottery winners can claim winnings through a trust. because handy variety sold the winning ticket lottery officials say they are entitled to $50,000. >> good day at handy variety. thanks so much. millions of people bracing hoping for a different kind of luck bracing for potentially massive flooding as harvey gains strength in the gulf of mexico. hurricane warning was issued for much of the texas coast. harvey is expected to become a hurricane tomorrow before making landfall. some places could see more than two feet of rain. brandi smith has the latest from galveston. >> reporter: city officials have started hauling off lifeguard towers that used to be on the beach here.

bull dozers as they move the towers inland. the city isn't taking any chances as this could be the biggest storm to hit the area since hurricane ike in 2008. texas governor abbott issued a state of emergency in 30 counties. emergency officials have asked people on the upper coast line to move or prepare to move inland. state officials have not yet made any evacuation orders. people have started filling sand bags to protect their homes and businesses and crews began tying up more than 650 boats at the marina here. people are also watching the storm surge. that could get up to four feet here. everyone is going to be watching the forecast very closely every the next couple of days. >> thank you, brandi. >> chief meteorologist of our dallas station is tracking the storm. >> harvey continuing to gain strength in the gulf of mexico

pulling its way to the northwest. approaching the coast line and dropping a large amount of rain going through friday night through the day on saturday and the storm surge going up. storm surge warnings in effect for possibly four to eight feet of storm surge. dangerous rip currents and then the flooding rains dealing with 10 to 15 inches of rain in localized spots as harvey slows down this could be a devastating situation. >> thank you so much. the angry president trump that we saw in phoenix tuesday night was nowhere to be seen in reno, nevada yesterday. instead he called for unity and healing. the president is not getting along with senate republican leader mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan dismissed his threat to shut down government over a planned border wall with mexico. margaret brean

house where the president returned last night. >> reporter: president trump promised that americans would not pay for the border wall. now he is threatening to shut down the government if taxpayers do not fund it. he is at odds with his republican allies. today the president will meet with legislative affairs team to try to break the impasse. >> it is time to heal the wounds that divide us. >> we have no division too deep for us to heal. and there is no enemy too strong for us to overcome. >> reporter: strikingly different from the fiery speech mr. trump delivered the night before at a campaign style rally in phoenix when he threatened to shut down the government. >> the obstructionest democrats would like us not to do it but if we have to close down our government we are building our wall. >> reporter: that shutdown

the government will -- the government will run out of money october 1 if no new spending bills are approved. house speaker paul ryan. >> i doengt hu anyone is interested in a shut down. >> reporter: the president seems to be picking fights with republicans including mitch mcconnell who the president needs to quarterback his legislative agenda. both tried to paper over their rocky relationship. on twitter mr. trump urged mcconnell to ditch filibuster rules to help sideline democrats. and the president is trying to unseat republicans who challenge his agenda. back stage before the phoenix rally mr. trump met with two of the perspective candidates trying to defeat arizona senator jeff flake who he called weak. jared kushner is in israel today. he was i

what the white house says is a middle east peace focus tour. it is not clear why they have made it a point not to disclose the details of who he is meeting with and where. >> interesting. margaret brennan, thank you. we have new details about the health of american diplomats who are victims of a possible sonic attack in cuba. medical records show some diplomats suffered conditions as serious as mild traumatic brain injury. cuba's government denied it saying it has never nor would it ever allow any action against diplomatic agents. >> an american doctor who diagnosed the diplomats conditions is warning about the health risks of future the problems are believed to have

device. >> this is unprecedented. >> reporter: the state department says it is taking the health attacks very seriously. >> we are working and have been working to provide our staff and u.s. government employees with the best medical attention. >> reporter: since late last year u.s. and canadian diplomats in havana have complained of hearing loss, nausea, headaches and balance issues. the state department confirms some diplomats were medically evacuated to miami for treatment and testing. are there any still in cuba that have been effected by this who have asked the state department to leave? >> some we asked to leave because their condition necessitated that. there were others that have chosen to stay there. >> reporter: the state department has sent medical professionals to assess u.s. staff while it hasn't identified a source of the attacks it did

>> we hold cuban authorities responsible for finding out who is carrying out the health attacks. >> reporter: officials are investigating whether the injuries could have come from a type of covert sonic device targeting homes directed by the cuban government. >> this could only have been accomplished by the cuban intelligence service as far as i know. >> reporter: brian litell served in the cia for 35 years. >> if the activity doesn't cease then i think the cubans may wind up paying an additional cost in terms of the nature of the diplomatic relationship. >> reporter: one source familiar tells cbs news they have had vehicles vandalized and been under constant surveillance. florida senators have requested a classified briefing into the health attacks. four sailors injured in the uss john mccain

out of the hospital and back on duties. ten sailors are missing and feared dead. some remains have been found. the navy says a body recovered by a malaysian crew in the area was not one of the missing sailors. no details have been provided on that. in connection with the terror threat that prompted cancellation of american rock band's concert. the california-based group was set to perform last night when spanish police told dutch authorities about the threat. the concert hall was evacuated just before the concert was due to begin. the spanish driver of a van containing gas canisters was arrested nearby. police confirmed he is no longer considered a suspect. profootball owners are under growing pressure to have colin kaepernick on their team. the vet q

a controversy last year by refusing to stand for the national anthem before games. it was a protest against police br brutality, he said. dana jacobson shows us how civil rights leaders are rallying behind him. >> reporter: social justice advocates rally to show their support for colin kaepernick. the embattled quarterback was likened to civil rights heroes rosa parks and muhammad ali. >> we have to make sure the modern day muhammad ali, colin kaepernick, we surround and support him. >> it's so clear to i think everybody that he is being black balled or black listed or banned. >> reporter: he thinks team owners are

back lash if they sign kaepernick. >> nfl owners have decided out of the sense of fear that we are not going to allow this person to compete for a job. >> reporter: kaepernick nearly beat the ravens in super bowl xlvii. but with his numbers on the decline last year he had to fight to win back his starting job. >> we have a lot of people that aren't treated equally, aren't given equal opportunities. >> reporter: kaepernick kpfs gesture has spread throughout the league. commissioner roger goodell has denied the views are keeping him off nfl rosters. >> clubs make independent evaluations of players. if they think a player can help improve the team they will do that. >> somebody who makes a

nonviolent gesture, just a gesture will probably not have a job. >> the naacp sent a letter to the nfl requesting a meeting about kaepernick's future. last night the league told "cbs this morning" it had not received it. kaepernick was actively retweeting shows of support. the players union says it continues to support him and stands ready to help. two controversial status in charlottesville, virginia are covered in tarps. the gesture symbolized mourning for the death of heather heyer. a nearby statue of stonewall jackson was covered. within hours a man used a knife to try to cut down the tarp. police stopped him. a white nationalist who

gained noteriity turned himself in to police. christopher cantwell was wanted for illegally using tear gas. cantwell became known after appearing on an episode that focussed on the violence. >> i think a lot of people will die before we are done here because people die every day. people die violent deaths all the time. this is part of the reason that we want an ethno state. >> he told the associated press he only used pepper spray to defend himself. catholic diocese facing fallout. why a family targeted with a burning cross says a public apolog

a decision today could determine the future of some of the country's monument areas. >> the debate over who should -- >> reporter: public land is managed by the federal government in this country. some are pushing for big chunks to be sold or transferred either to states or private buyers. what would it mean and is it a good idea? that story is coming up on "cbs this morning." if your cat has fleas, you have fleas. use advantage® ii monthly on your cat to prevent and treat flea infestations.

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if we have to close down our government we are building that wall. >> what happened to mexico paying for the wall? what do you mean the government is going to shut down. mexico pays for the wall. it's changed the words to your song, trump whoompt is going to pay for it? mexico. mexico pays for the wall. >> making very interesting point. what happened to donald trump's campaign promise. >> why do we have to shut down the government. he said mexico is going to for it. >> he said it

>> selective amnesia. welcome back to "cbs this morning." charlie is off. we are in good hands. trump administration is expected to give the pentagon six months to implement a new ban on transgender people in the military. >> reporting a white house memo asked defense secretary to consider whether a current service member who identifies as transgender is able to deploy. the memo directs the pentagon not to admit any additional transgender americans into the armed forces. here is a look at other morning headlines. st. louis post dispatch reports a man drove his car into a group of protesters. a witness said the driver had his middle fingers raised before he accelerated. police say the driver tried to drive around them. three protesters were hurt after they

they were mourning the death of a trans woman killed by police. reports that exon mobile misled on climate change. they found some 80% of the studies acknowledge that climate change was real but a majority of statements expressed doubt about climate change. it quote acknowledges the risk of climate change is clear and warrants action. our statements have been consistent with our understanding of climate science. the possible link between how often people dream at night and the risk of dementia. researchers looked at rem sleep. it found less rem sleep was linked to increased risk of dementia as they get older. there is evidence that toxins are cleaned out when we sleep. >> that is not good news.

>> i don't think so. i'm just trying to survive through the night. when i saw this i thought this is the last thing. a sexual assault investigation at georgia's fort benning has led to suspension of several drill sergeants. in a statement the army says it comes after recent allegations made by a female trainee. the investigation led to additional allegations of sexual misconduct. they have been suspended from duties. so far no one has been charged. the washington post reports a catholic priest and former clansman never paid court ordered damages. stated william aitcheson never

apologized for a burning crost. the priest is taking a leave of absence. errol barnett is live with more. >> he was serving here until monday when he revealed his former membership in the kkk explaining that events in charlottesville prompted him to say he is sorry. the diocese says actually an inquiry by a freelance journalist really prompted the revelation. >> saying he was a priest, i didn't know what to say. >> reporter: philip and barbara butler are reliving that moment 40 years ago when they discovered a cross burning on their front lawn. >> i went to the door and i saw it and it was just like where did this come from. >> reporter: it

william aitcheson. the catholic priest confessed to being a leader of the kkk in his early 20s. while 40 years have passed i must say this, i'm sorry. >> this has been years and we have never heard one word or anything and all of a sudden like a shock. >> reporter: the diocese said there have been no accusations of racism or bigotry against him throughout his time in the diocese. the diocese reportedly knew of his history and was widely reported. he was sentenced to jail time for mailing threatening letters to dr. martin luther king's widow and for several cross burnings. when it came time to pay the family $26,000 in damages he disappeared. in 1982, a front page story published by the

post" characterized the butlers' agony prompting president reagan to visit. >> i told them what a pleasure it was to visit them here and how much i regretted any unpleasantness they may have had. there shouldn't be any place in our country for that sort of thing. >> we are all americans, supposed to be. why pick on one and not the others. >> reporter: decades later they are questioning the sincerity of his public confession. >> i will never forget that. we didn't deserve this. no one deserves this. >> reporter: the butlers not only want an in person apology but they want disclosure of any members of the kkk who may have helped him. he still owes th26

>> it is a little jarring to hear a priest and a klansman in the same sentence. a tennessee teenager was missing for 11 nights in the great smoky mountains. austin bohanan said he tracked down a boater yesterday. search teams combed through 6,700 acres looking for him. he said he did not eat and only drank creek water which is why he lost 20 pounds. >> i wasn'too t worried, honestly. i love the woods. i could have stayed in there another night or two nights and i would have been just fine. i knew i would have made my way out eventually. >> it was relaxing. he was reported missing august 13 two days after his family lost contact. they said they thought they could find him on their own. the trump administration decided to remove

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calling for the sale of land in ten western states. back lash from hunters and ranchers killed the bill but not the debate. in northern idaho on land that seems destined to slide into a picture frame, ranchers herd cattle surrounded by storms and sage brush. >> this unit is a summer range. >> reporter: this is ground that jim hagenbarth's family manages. >> we used to work with the federal agencies hand in hand and we were a wonderful team. >> reporter: the federal government still owns nearly 62% of the land in idaho. just over 63% in utah and about 80% in nevada. >> we are violating the american promise. in utah the legislature has been

group of advocates and conservatives including utah state representative say the status quo should change. is the federal government doing a bad job managing the land in utah? >> it is terrible. they are treating it like it's a museum. it makes no sense to have a distant, unaccountable, nontransparent bureiocracy do a one size fits all policy. >> reporter: he says the federal government should get out of management all together. >> one of the criticisms is that you want the federal land to go to the state so you can transfer it to private buyers. >> the people who want to scare people that is where they go. >> reporter: you don't want to do that? >> there are rights and interests and expectations. how do you do that? do you do that from a federal bureaucrat or county

use plans preserve and maintain the rights and interested. >> reporter: pat kearney represents the coalition. since states or private owners would not carry the same obligations. >> why do you think it is important for public lands to stay public? >> we use the lands to hunt and fish and camp. it is a big part of teaching kids outdoor heritage. >> folks who advocate say it can be managed on a local level that the state can do a better job than federal government. >> i think they are blowing smoke. >> reporter: it's an issue for now where many conservationists and ranchers have found common ground. >> a lot of people might be surprised that a big rancher like you would say let the federal land keep everything. leave that stuff alone. >> let's manage it. i'm saying let's manage the federal land so it

healthy, social, economic and ecological structure. states haven't got the budget to manage this. there are millions of acres out here. this ground belongs to mother nature. that rock will be there long after we are gone. >> reporter: he said the state control would result in higher costs. conservation groups purchased a blitz of ads. secretary is expected to make his decision by today. >> i'm so glad we did this story. so interesting. >> it will be ongoing. >> we have no time for reaction. the land belongs to mother nature. >> it is our land. more than a third of voters do not believe russia interfered in the election. campaign

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millionsra bcing for potentially massive flooding as tropical storm harvey gains strength in the gulf of mexico. >> approaching thest coain le and dropping a large amount of rain going through friday night. president trump promised that americans would not pay for the border wall. now he is threangteni to shutdown the government if taxpayers do not fund it. colin kaepernick remains unemployed. hi superports blame unsportsman like conduct by the nfl and owners. >> possible link between how often people dream at night and risk of dementia. a single $2 lottery ticket just won a giant powerball jackpot. >> winning numbers were 6, 7, 16, 23, 26 and the powerball number was

a ticket but obviously i did not win. >> charlie rose is off and he didn't win the ticket either. i'm guessing you didn't either. >> we still are gainfully employed. i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king and bill weir. charlie is still off. massachusetts lottery officials revealed minutes ago that they initially gave the wrong location for where the winning powerball ticket was sold. just one ticket matched the numbers 6, 7, 16, 23, 26 and powerball number 4. >> that jackpot is worth $758.7 million. officials say the ticket was sold in chick apea, massachusetts. that is not at the handy variety store in waten,

initially thought it had the big winner. they are going womp, womp. >> reporter: you can imagine the news spreading quickly. people who live here feel like we are not the winners. all of the media going what? lottery officials got it wrong. it still doesn't change the basic information. this ticket was the biggest jackpot for a single winner. the payoff in january had to be split among three people. this is very significant when you think about one person or one ticket winning all of this money. massachusetts lottery winners cannot stay anonymous but can claim winnings through a trust. the winner has one year to claim the prize and the store that sold the lucky ticket will get $50,000. while the jackpot was nearly $759 million most winners take the lump sum

pay out about 480 million before taxes and that amount would be taxed about 40%. let's have a little fun with this. this is patriots country. this is for you. the super bowl champions. keep that in mind. if the winner were to take that $480 million lump sum after taxes would be able to purchase every single ticket to the next super bowl. >> which we all know will involve the patriots. >> we'll see about that. >> it's pride station and they didn't know they won until "cbs this morning" called them and said you're the winners. can you imagine? i hope it's a group of people that won. if you are the one person holding the ticket you are saying gayle, stop talking. how did you sleep last night if you are holding a winning ticket. >> i heard lawyers say if you have the

forward for many months so you can get your affairs in order. >> it's like a hot ticket. >> and finding relatives you didn't know you had. tropical storm harvey is expected to strengthen into a hurricane before making landfall in texas. future radar shows how much of the state that storm will impact. look at that. that's a big one. it can make landfall late friday or early saturday. hurricane warnings in place. the storm surge could be up to seven feet. harvey is forecast to sit over texas for a couple of days. some places could see more than two feet of rain. when it makes landfall the storm could bring sustained winds of more than 85 miles per hour. sources say president trump has been advised to wait if he plans to pardon joe arpaio. the president suggested he could

spoke in phoenix tuesday. >> so was sheriff joe convicted for doing his job? he should have had a jury. i will make a prediction. i think he will be just fine. >> sources say the president was asked to wait because white house lawyers believe arpaio may not get jail time when he is sentenced in october. the paperwork for a pardon has not been prepared but the president could pardon arpaio at any time. remember the exploding cell phone fiasco? samsung believes the latest cell phone shows battery problems are in the past. ahead an interview with the company's top executive reclaims efforts to rebuild

we are hearing from the family of an american killed outside a bar in greece. >> do you think this is racially motivated incident or something out of control and he happened to be the unlucky victim? >> it may have started out as an american issue and then resulted in, you know, a black american tragedy. >> ahead and only on "cbs this morning" bakari henderson's family shares a dream he was sharing overseas before a deadly encounter.

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the parents of a young american man beaten to death in greece while on vacation are speaking for the first time on an interview only on "cbs this morning." bakari henderson. surveillance video captured his final moments

him out of a bar. his parents jill and phil henderson told us about the son that they called the height man of the family. he had big plans and a very positive presence. >> the name bakari is unusual. what does it mean? >> it means of noble promise. >> did he live up to that name? >> yeah, and he was proud of it. >> bakari henderson showed a lot of promise. at 22 years old he already travelled the world and last month he was in greece to get a venture off the ground. >> he was there for a photo shoot for a clothing line he was launching. phil said maybe he should have a plan b. he said plan bs are for people who aren't confident in their plan a. >> your response to that was? >> it is typical ba

challenge. this video was shot the day before his parents noticed a missed phone call in the middle of the night from the u.s. embassy. >> i was thinking maybe he found his wallet. he is trying to get to another country. so when i called and i'm hoping because it's that night call. i'm just hoping, we prayed before we called it back. >> you did? >> you prayed before you called her back? >> it was pray that bakari was okay. >> the news was devastating. their youngest son had been killed after an altercation in a serbian bar. a woman told authorities it started when she asked for a selfie with bakari. she says a man asked her why are you talking to a black guy before hitting bakari in the face. >> do you think this was racialry motivated or something out of control and he happened to be the

>> how it started may have started out as an american issue and then resulted in, you know, a black american tragedy. >> your son was a world traveler. clearly very comfortable traveling around the world, true? >> more comfortable overseas than the united states. he felt it was safer in europe and overseas. he said with the climate with african-american males in the u.s. he felt more comfortable overseas. >> isn't that ironic that he could say to you i feel more comfortable in another country other than my own and ends up losing his life in another country for what reason we don't know. >> reporter: nine suspects faced charges of voluntary manslaughter for the violent beating which happened shortly after attackers chased bakari out of the bar. >> you have chosen not to look at the tape of

because? >> well, i just want to keep his memory alive. i don't want to introduce any negativity into my spirit. i want to remember him as the go lucky, energetic, fun loving, happy bakari. i miss that about him. i just miss his energy, his hugs, his laugh, his loud laugh, his smile. just everything. >> phil? >> he just brightens up the room. i'm going to miss -- his competitiveness. whenever a sporting event comes on he calls, soccer, he loved it. i'm just going to miss that. >> have your friends been helpful for you both? >> the whole family is feeling the void including younger sister and

>> what will you miss most? >> i miss talking. right now we would be talking about the cowboys and eagles. going into football season without that is different. right now is what i miss talking sports. >> they took us to a mural that a stranger painted of bakari painted in purple and coats the walls of his bedroom. that's where they shared something special. it was a prayer bakari led on a family phone call last june asking god for health and peace around the world. those words really resonate in this household as his parents try to make sense of his son's brutal death. >> i thought what parents

raise such barbarians to do anything thing to another human being. the holy spirit said it is bigger than that. it is so much bigger than that because the world that we live in today, our leaders, sit back and they just almost condone this type of behavior. so they don't condemn it and by their silence they promote it. and so i think in order for us to move forward we will have to do better in general. >> what is it that you are still seeking? what is it that you still want? >> we want justice for bakari. >> justice to you would mean what? >> to have everyone involved to be locked up and hopefully for a very long time. >> the family has hired a lawyer. they say they plan to be there in greece to represent their

child. a pair of go fund me pages has raised over $100,000 to cover the costs. they have heard nothing other than a phone call when trying to bring his remains home. this just happened early july. they are only speaking up because they want to bring attention to the case. they don't want the case to be forgotten. it was hard breaking to be there. the couple has been married 30 years planning a big family celebration. and there just is a big hole where there was a lot of life in that house. >> i know they have not spoken publically until with you. it is so painful to hear what happened to him. >> they hired a lawyer here in new york and greece. it is difficult dealing with a foreign country. they are hoping someone in the government will help them. >> sounds like a good man. >> was a really good man.

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♪ rich hill of the los angeles dodgers nearly made history last night but ended in heartbreak. he threw a perfect game for eight innings in pittsburgh. still no-hitter into extra innings until josh harrison came on. >> right to left. towards the wall. raise it. no-hitt no-hitter. >> after the game winning walk off home run. hill left the mound 1-0 loss. >> that's got to hurt. >> character

>> i don't want character today. >> i'll take the win. welcome back to "cbs this morning." charlie is off. let's take a look in the green room. two familiar faces if you are into politics. that is robby mook, hillary clinton's campaign manager. that is matt rhodes. they have come together on a bipartisan issue. what could it be? time to show you headlines. the "washington post" reports bicycle crash deaths are soaring. in 1975 cyclists killed in collisions with a motor vehicle were mostly children. a new report finds in 2015 the average age was 45. 818 bicyclists died in u.s. roadways

more than half killed were not wearing helmets. taylor swift's new album we told you there was a lot of buzz about the release as early as tomorrow. >> tonight? >> she revealed the album cover art it's been nearly three years since the last album called what? >> 1989. >> you have a teenaged girl in the house. >> my girl is a huge fan och t. swift. i went to the tour. so good. >> good show. >> i like it. britain's telegraph says university professor created an in flight meal supposed to calm nervous flyers. prior to take off passengers are

licorice ice cream. when the plane takes off they are given relaxing green tea and lavender rice cake and then time for herbal tea and before the plane lands a nut bar containing mushroom and tomato powder. >> i'm a very nervous flyer. nothing about that sounds calming. >> sea weed biscuit. >> sounds like that would give you a depends moment. >> i'm going to pass. >> that's a famous gayle line. >> bill is like what is happening here? we will continue this morning with issues that matter. today we have a closer look at election hacking and the threat it poses to our democracy. the intelligence community in january reported we assess moscow will apply lessons learned aimed at u.s. presidential election to future influence efforts world wide.

campaign manager robby mook and mitt romney's campaign manager both ran campaigns targeted by foreign hackers and together started a project called defending digital democracy. they join us for an interview you will see only on "cbs this morning." welcome to both of you. this is really interesting. matt, what do you think the average american doesn't understand about cyber hacking in our elections? >> i think after the last election i don't think everyone understands it is a bipartisan challenge. in 2012 we were hacked in the fall of 2011 and we were told by the fbi that the chinese hacked into our campaign. what the problem was and we didn't make a big to-do about it but we had to spend precious campaign dollars to up our cyber security network. that was money that when we got to actual campaign electio

primary with newt gingrich and rick santorum those were resources we couldn't use. >> why didn't you make a big to-do about it? >> it wasn't going to move the ball down the field. we talked about it after the election. it just didn't get as much coverage. right now there is a lot of campaigns, 2018, that are going to go through similar challenges and threats. they don't want to talk about it. campaigns want to talk about the issues they are running on and not cyber security hacks. >> we use these devices to do our banking in many cases, trust health records. the election is about national trust. some countries astonia you can vote online. do you think we can ever get to a place in america where people can vote with this kind of ease? >> well, the technology will dictate that. i think what you just hit on there trust is key. this is why

this together. this threat is real. countries and intelligence services are going to attack our candidates and election officials. we have seen the proof of concept on this. if we don't deal with it in a bipartisan way and come together and say an attack on one is an attack on all that trust will erode. we can't allow passively these countries to basically become involved in our elections. >> how would you describe how cyber hacking hurt the hillary clinton campaign? >> it's really important to recognize hillary's campaign was probably most prominent example. what was different and the way the threat has evolved is they are stealing information and putting it out into the press. we want kaencandidates to talk t the issue. if we allow foreign countries to steal information and push it out there we will not have the debate and let the foreign countries decide what we

>> what concerns you most now when you look at future elections? >> it's a bipartisan problem. i worry not as much about the next presidential campaign in 2020. i worry about that rising star. you can see a barack obama or george w. bush coming a mile away. if a hacker were to go into their e-mails and misconstrue you can change the course of history. that really concerns me. >> what do you hope to accomplish aside from a white paper that somebody can put on a shelf? >> we want to-do something that is tangible and actually helps campaigns. one thing we are working on is putting together a document that can be shared and used by republican campaigns and democrat campaigns, a play book of best practices from a cyber security standpoint. you have to remember especially down ballot campaigns in the movies portrayed as these

they are not. they are usually a bunch of young kids, rag tag organizations. they all bring lap tops to work and somebody gets assigned to be digital director and they have to come up with some way to secure everyone's e-mail system. >> there is a role for the fbi in this and a role for u.s. intelligence agencies. the obama administration knew for months that russia was trying to hack this election and influence this election and didn't come public with it until the final weeks of the campaign. >> i think the government has a really important role to play and we are advocating for the government to be an active partner. part of why we did this we saw so many resources in the private sector to deal with this. google and facebook have come on board to support us. one of the leading companies, they want to help. that's why it is so important that we do this in a bipartisan way. kind enough to offer a home for

there is a lot of resources out there. we need to get those connected. if the government comes too? >> robby, can i ask you about -- we had a graphic -- i know that it's made news yesterday where she was saying how troubling it was to see donald trump circling her. i'm wondering at the moment when the debate was over -- we saw the video, when you got off the stage did she say i wish i would have said something? was it a big conversation in the campaign at the time? >> when you are done with those debates sometimes it is just thank god that is over. we thought it was strange. i spent a lot of time thinking about what i would have done differently. >> do you think it was a missed opportunity? if she said what she said on the tape do you think that would have made a difference? >> i could argue that both ways. one of my take aways is this hacking is a problem. that is why we linked up and

anything with donald trump circling her. at the time did you guys go what is happening here? >> here is what i will say. it was a campaign with a lot of really weird moments. i think in another election it would have been looked at differently. >> so great to see a democrat and republican together. >> thank you so much. somethiamsung's top executi opens up since overheating batteries caused the massive

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♪ samsung unveiled the galaxy note 8. the company's top u.s. executive is speaking out for the first time since last year's botched rollout of the previous model. dozens of people reported note 7s overheated, melted or exploded prompting airline bans and a massive recall. the ceo spoke only to "cbs this morning" and assured us the problem has been fixed. so this is a maybe hopefully for you a phoenix from the ashes story, no pun intended. take me back, if you would,

getting the call and realizing the problem you had. >> i would say without a doubt it was the most difficult 120 days of my career. you were dealing with a very fluid environment. you were dealing with safety concerns. as an organization we really pulled together and really guided ourselves around one simple thing, what's in the best interest of the consumer and consumer safety. >> what was the problem? why were these phones igniting? >> it was really two things. one, it was both related to the battery. one was a supply from one of our suppliers, the design of it did not properly get executed. and the second one was actually in the process of ramping up the production they had manufacturing issues. so those two things created this double recall or expanded recall that we had to

>> things were melting down you appeared in a video. >> to be clear the note 7 with the new battery is safe. the battery cell issue is resolved. >> and then those turned out to be a problem. what did that do to your credibility? >> it was a difficult experience. i think the important piece, though, was to really reach out and be able to talk directly to the consumers and samsung owned that. wepolo apologized. >> the most interesting part about this is i have had town halls. i have talked to dozens and dozens of consumers. we have held video chats to 10,000 people. the first question i always get is when can i get the note 8? >> the answer, soon. >> the galaxy

>> after the company unveiled the new phone yesterday. features include live messaging. >> you and i can take a selfie. hi gayle and norra. >> it animates messages as gif files that can play on any phone. >> i will launch my camera. >> reporter: samsung touts the dual cameras and the 6.3 inch screen can accommodate multiple pramds running side by side. >> gives me the calendar. gives me the phone. i can just make a call and i can continue to multi task. >> look at this guy here. is that an iphone. >> reporter: he admits the competitive environment is intense. you can convince him he has the

wrong phone. >> i should have. >> reporter: apple is expected to announce the new version of the iphone next month and baxter says both companies will be targeting more than 50 million americans who become eligible for upgrades this fall. >> we are giving consumers choices and they will have the opportunity to get the best from both brands. >> reporter: samsung expresses confidence that the battery problems are in the past after last year's debacle that added a new battery safety check with various tests, visual inspections and x rays. while this is the first note phone to come out since then the company did roll out new versions of its galaxy s line in the spring helping samsung regain top spot in the global smart phone market. >> is there any hint of a lump in your chest as the 8 goes out and ships out around the world. >> hoping that history doesn't repeater

we implemented a number of new processes not only the eight point battery but established a forensic lab in dallas to get on top of any issues. >> any of those lumps went away with the lunch of the galaxy s 8 we will build upon that platform with note 8. i feel much better coming into this launch. >> samsung is taking presale orders starting today. starts around $930. company says it won't be available until middle of next month. previous owners get a discount. >> samsung sells more phones than iphones. the features are very cool. you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back.

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c1 good morning. welcome to a musical thursday here on "great day washington." i'm marquette. >> i'm kristen. we're joined on the couch by music industry

porter and shanice wilson. you may remember sha knees from this hit song. >> that is the remixed version, right? >> paul, welcome to "great day washington." glad to see you. >> we wanted you guys to join us for our at the top of the show and talk about some things goings on in the music industry but you're going to perform later for us, right? >> yes, i am. >> i am so excited because you're in town. if you haven't gotten your tickets yet she is performing at the supper club. >> tonight. >> tonight at 8:00. >> it is not too late to get tickets. >> you have good timing. >> my new book "blackout". >> and "blackout" at 6:00. >> i interviewed shanice wilson on video soul on the record years ago. >> 1991. >> yes, i remember that's like it was yesterday. >> well, for you. >> you're so young. i was the old guy. you were the young guy --

>> i used to do music video connection and work on kiss and magic and hu r&b et, so i know this building when it was brand new. >> that is amazing. we're going to hear more from both of you later in the show. we wanted to ask your opinions on hot topics. >> it is the way the music industry has gone. taylor swift. the way artists announce their new songs. taylor swift wipes her account clean and only posted videos of snakes. what every one is a assuming her new album cover, her single is expected to drop tonight, but a lot of her fans aren't too happy about her. she is not that bubblegum singer, she has an ed