alexander friedman, ceo of gam. >>> will it be as easy as abc? google has announced a new corporate structure creating a company called alphabet. tech reporter jon fortt has all the details. >> google will continue to exist as a subsidiary of alphabet called google inc., and there will be a new ceo of google inc., sundar pichai, who has been a chief operating officer and will be ceo of alphabet. larry page and sergei are not going anywhere, continuing to operate the holding company of alphabet. eric schmidt, the executive chairman of google, will now be executive chairman of alphabet. now, what will fall within google and what will fall within alphabet? well, most of the revenue and profit-producing businesses that now exist within google are going to be a part of google inc. that includes youtube, which is being run by youtube's ceo susan wajiski. she will serve in that role but report up to sundar pichai. a number of other things will not be a part of google, they'll be part of alphabet, including google x, the research and development arm that

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that's coming up on gam this saturday. >> that's an amazing story.. philadelphia police are investigating after two deadly stabbings in the city. we'll have the latest. plus, what's the best way to discipline your child during a temp per tantrum. a new study says there's more than one right answer. parents will want to hear about that. for eva pilgrim, chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team i'm alicia vitarelli. chris and i will will see you at 9:00. i'm so not ready for back to school. with staples you'll be ready. i can get thirty comp books and notebooks at a low price? yep, 50 and 25 cents each. oh, i can save money and have less stress! and less drama. he's the drama teacher. got it. teachers, this week get 40% back in teacher rewards. staples, make more happen. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight. flying blind. the hail storm that pummeled this plane. windshield cracked. the pilot is unable to see. the nose cone shredded and the emergency landing. >> we have a visibility problem. >> this morning passengers reliving a flight t

maintenance costs and continuing price pressure from overseas shrimp farm imports made it an expensive gamhalf of the business is gone. >> when the deep water horizon blew that was enough to push joe out of business. the risky business sunk on the being banks of the bayou. ready to be scrapped. >> if my wife wouldn't get all bent out of shape, i'd mortgage everything i had to buy me a big boat to get shrimp. >> even with the market the way it is. >> even though i know i wouldn't make no money. >> but there are challenges ahead. katrina ripped apart barrier islands that vent been rebuilt. the gulf is losing low lying habitat. >> these are the chandelier islands. >> studying coastal geology. >> these marshes are going to dismear thadisappear that way. if we lose all our marshes there is no shrimp anymore. >> we used to eat it more often before he started trawling. >> our day ends with a meal of shrimp. he chooses to chase shrimp up to and beyond the grave. >> you're going to put a trawling rig in your coffin? >> yeah. >> just in case? >> just in case. i'm sure the good lord smoke a good ciga

he courser was having an affair with gam rant.nd courser talks about creating a fake scandal involving a male prostitute and here he explains why. >> i need to if possible inoculate the herd against the politics and unless i have something really awful. >> this is awful. >> and you cindi, and how much more awful can you get? >> ben graham reportedly recorded the conversation and when he refused to go along with the plan, he was eventual row fired. courser and graham face investigation and calls to step down. >> four people are dead after a small plane crashed in the new york mountains. they say the aircraft was destroyed on impact and they found the victim's bodies among the wreckage. no word on what caused the plane to go down. the faa investigation is underway. >> health teams on the way to new york tea. as -- city. as the city grapeles with the ledge ledgeonary's disease. it has america on edge tonight. nbrian do the officials believe they have the outbreak controlled yet? >> reporter: hi, julie, new york city mayor deblazio be

warning for young athletes, a study phones that drinking too much water during sports practices and gams could cause severe consequences under certain circumstances. is overhydration more dangerous than dehydration. let's bring in dr. nina radcliffe, anesthesiologist. thanks for joining us. this is serious. there was a high school football player that died last year an a multitude of confirmed reports of people running marathons, runners especially being affected by overhydration. how dangerous is it? >> this city is important. it's a warning and call for action. our sporting culture embraces overhydration and they do this because they want to prevent dehydration, avoid muscle spasms, avoid heat strokes. there's a lot of misunderstanding in this. first of all, dehydration rarely, if ever causes death among athletes. in addition, muscle spasms are because of fatigue, not hee hydration and heat stroke is while your body temperature rises. it is not necessarily the cause of dehydration. >> sometimes people get the cramps and go for the water or the gatorade and start drinking it and that ul

with a single glass of milk like this one, the cows that produced the milk would have to take on 36 gam jonls of water. we have two gallons of water. 36 we can't fit into the studio. we can see california's drought is not just a problem. until we get rain we expect produce prices to go up. if the drought continues, quality, this stuff, to go down >>> john terrett reporting. let's bring in richard howard a professor emeritus of agricultural at the university of california davis. he led a study on the economic effects of the drought. good evening to you, thank you for joining us. >> good evening. >> let's talk about the study. what is the big take away? >> the take away is you'll get your fruit, nuts and vegetables they'll cost a bit more. california farmers are shiftle crops around to where the water is and we'll grow them and we are tapping into big rarves of underground water. which don't come free and have a number of problems associated with it. they will keep the fruit and veg takes on your table. we are looking at four years, based on the study, has it got worse each year? >> yes,

good op white house contenders gam gathered monday night. 14 of the 17 magic over candidates took partf the program in thely absent front-runner donald trump. illegal immigration was the major talking point. the forum taking place before the first nationally televised debit thursday in cleveland. trump skipped the forum citing criticism from a local newspaper that hosted it. >>> a traffic accident has claimed two lives and injured at least 22 others tonight in northern new hampshire. officials there tell us that severe thunderstorm along the lancaster fairgrounds caused a circus tent to collapse. about 250 spectators were under the big top at the time. this comes just one day after a storm near chicago blew down a tent at a music festival killing one man and injured 12 other people. i'm kelly wright. >>> welcome back to "hannity," donald trump continues to dominate in the polls. with the first republican debate slated to air this thursday night, here on the fox news channel, how will donald trump hold up against his gop rivals? the recent weeks donald trump has not held back. here's wh

examiner said today that greg murray died of blunt force trauma after he fell during the braves-yankees gam 60-year-old began to heckle alex rodriguez and fell about 50 feet. it left braves fans and players understandably shaken. >> all we can do is pray about it. hopefully he just would find strength to go out and play and put a smile on the fans' faces. >> this was the third fan death from a fall at turner field in the past eight seasons. >>> turns out the hacking scandal might have been a good thing for the website ashley madison. the parent company claims hundreds of thousands of new users have signed up in recent days, including more than 87,000 women. the dating website for married people was breached in july by hackers calling themselves the impact team. data bases for the site were posted online two weeks ago. >>> time to "ask finney." michael finney here answering your questions sent by a facebook twitter and e-mail. my cable company increased my fees substantially. is this right? >> most cable companies, if you sign a two-year contract, they give you a great deal, for the first si

the fastest gams in the land were nearly severed in half.e plunged faster than the chinese stock market, but his currency was not devalued. mr. lightning bolt will live to race another day. thanks god. topic number two, taylor swift is partying like it's 1989. her main stage looks like back stage. she's had more famous friends join her on that tour than all the glittering glimmers at the oscars. she's lord, serena williams and now the specialist friend of all, cb. that's right. k.k. invited lisa kudrow to perform the spelly cat. you know, song from friends. watch. ♪ smelly cat ♪ smelly cat ♪ what are they feeding you ♪ smelly cat ♪ smelly cat. ♪ >> beautiful. i cannot wait for the calvin remix. blame it on the cat. ♪ don't blame it on me >> topic number three, did you ever try to run away from home as a child? of course you did. chances are you went to a neighbor's house, sipped some lemon raid and then came back home once you got bored, unless you stole your folks' car in the process. in st. paul, an eight-year-old boy went on a joy ride un

i don't know if it was a baseball gam ae ore hom run derby! >> a record setting night for the new york mets! >> on "cbs this morning." >> i don't know if you know what going on but the stock market plunged and one direction announced they are breaking up. it was good timing for me because when people ask why i was sobbing uncontrollably i was able to blame it on the stock market. announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose and gayle king are off so noin mace owen and margaret brennan are here. >>> the stock market's worst day in years. the dow jones industrials lost more than a thousand points on monday. the dow was down more than 3.5% when it closed. >> overseas market china's major stock index sank another 7.6% overnight and it's fallen more than 42% since its peak in june. don dahler is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> dow futures this morning are pointed sharply under some 600 points and market watchers not xepting excepting a repeat fr

gam did the rat insisted she had no knowledge of the scheme and broke no state laws. >> i want to apologizeegative attention this has brought. for that, i am truly sorry. >> reporter: in a facebook page, courser said he had been exposed as, quote, a hypocrite in my life, a laughable joke. he also claims cline and two other former aides are blackmailing him and he released these text messages he said came from the plotters. one read i'm letting everybody off the hook on one condition only, you resign, todd. cline and a former aide flatly deny sending courser those anonymous text. courser and gamrat did not respond to "cbs this morning." courser says he plans to make a statement later today. >> i can't wait to hear that. #that whole thing "hot mess." >>> this morning, olympic blade runner oscar was storious pisto getting ready to leave prison after was facing a five-year sentence. he is expected to begin house arrest on friday. but his troubles are not over. cbs news legal expert rikki klieman is with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> why was he released after serving this amount of time?

for example, in bangladesh i've been working with factories helping them automate their gam changers. for example, in bangladesh i've been working with factories helping them automate their women tell these us how on payday their mother in-law would wait to take their pay away. now they can't. their husbands don't keep track of their overtime and now they're saving a little bit every month towards expenses towards their children. payments offer privacy and control over money. especially wage payments that people never had before. it's also safer. in xample, a study funded the u.s. found that after the u.s. began making electronic payments crime fell in the midwest. it also is critical for women's economic empowerment. e study in kenya and elsewhere show that giving women an account where to keep her savings gives her influence over household budget decisions. she's able to discuss at more op tune times. spending on nut rishes food. often occur savings. through auto deposits. about 401(k) plans. it takes away the need to wait in line. take that extra literal steps to redeposit the mone

how is poker game gam bilk different than football gambling? they passed law outlawing it in 2006 but within that law is a huge carveout for fantasy sports because they were defined as games of skill rather than chance. but the congressmen and senators who pass thad law really didn't have no idea and it didn't exist yet and if you talk to some of them now, it didn't apply to this new thick. some might believe it might still be illegal. >> almost all of the major sports leagues are pouring money into this. >> everybody except nfl. mlb, nba is an investor in draft kings. >> what do they get out of it? >> what they get out of it, they make fans more addictive to their product. you want to see ow how their play is. if it's a dog matchup on monday night, you're still going to watch the game because you've got a bet. >> where do you see this all five years from now. like you said, it's so new they haven't litigated it. but it's making so much money. >> i think some of these companies could be 5 and 10 million. but at the same time if you start to hea

revealing in an interview with gam mour.com the physical and emotional pain she was dealing with. >> known as the nerdy yet lovable middle sister, alex, on "modern family." this morning, ariel winter is opening up about her deeply personal choice to undergo breast reduction surgery this sum person going from a 36-f to 34-d. winter sharing the struggled that led to her decision. i could post a photo where i feel good and 500 people comment about how fat i am. also discussing the physical pain of having a large chest, saying, i had a lot of back problems. it started to hurt so bad that i couldn't take the pain. >> she wanted to be able to set the record straight, talk about it, it's out there. and kind of answers every kind of question. the physical pain got so bad she couldn't stand up. every time she would go online, she would sea horrible things. >> i don't know how you don't have a meltdown every day. >> reporter: winter telling "glamour" one of the few people she confided in before the surgery, her tv mom, julie bowen. >> she was the only co-star to know what she had been going th

it's part of our new "slam bam gam" -- thank you, ma'am?oing to say. >> somebody's been on vacation. >> yeah. >>> and a store making headlines. target, finally on target. a huge change they're making. all because of one mom who called them out for separating toys by gender. so we're going to get into that as we continue this morning. >> as we see amy scurry over there. >> i was giving her time. >> we're going to turn to amy with the morning rundown. >> i appreciate that. i was able to catch my breath. good morning to you. >>> the big story. violence, chaos and looting in ferguson, missouri, one year after the police shooting of michael brown sparked so much outrage across the country. overnight, shots rang out, forcing officers and protesters to duck for cover. a teenager is in critical condition. kendis gibson is in ferguson with the latest. good morning, kendis. >> reporter: amy, good morning. protesters calling for a day of civil disobedience. that's the last thing police want to hear after last night's violence. it was a wild and chaoti

. >>> it has been a year since the gam gamergate controversy exposed extreme levels of death threats documentary explores what's behind the behavior and those who are trying to put a stop to it. joining me now is shannon son higenson. she produced and directed gtfo which stands for "get the blank out." shannon, i want to play you part of a video a friend sent to you in 2012 that inspired you to make this film. >> you need to be able to focus when people are heckling you. >> that's fine. but like this is creepy. >> you need to be able to play when people are harassing you. >> thanks for that, bruce. >> take off your shirt. >> well, that was her gaming coach talking to her like that in front of other gamers. shannon, what did the women you interviewed tell you was the reason why they put up with this behavior? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me, claire. there are a few reasons why people would want to be in any industry. games are at such an exciting point right now. they're a multimillion dollar industry, obviously but they're also such a cool place for creativity and arti

you're gam snblg. >> in the same way in the kim kardashian game you pay credits to win little thingsh you can do things called social casinos. you cannot win anything. if you win something it would be regulated, it would be illegal. because you cannot win you just pay money to get more credits or an interesting slot machine. it's a fun game to play. but it's not regulated. the companies don't have to give you anything. so he this win on both accounts. there's no government involvement and they won't have to pay you -- churchill downs actually bought the makers of big fish casino for almost a billion dollars in december because they know it can augment the gambling business they have. >> big fish casino is one of these traditional slots games. dan is a big fan of the kim kardashian game. >> interesting thing is the older you are the more people spend. this is not a kid's thing. a lot of people think it's a phone but the more they have the more they spend in increasing numbers. but it's not a thing that operates like a mobile technology. it operates like a casinoo. you go to a casino y

gasoline prices jumping 3 cents a gam overnight to 2.65, phil flynn at 'cme trying to figure out secondly because of the bp refinery this is a major refinery, one of the biggest in the midwest, this area produces most gasoline not only in illinois but all the great lake states that refinery is going to be down maybe more than a month you prices up prices stlieblizing no wholesale market crude oil did interesting thing overnight a spike down spiked back up maybe capitulation closed above 42 traders are going to watch that back to you. maia: watching, appreciate it apple hitting headwinds developing latest technology jo ling kent breaking it down for us stay with us. behold, these are two wind turbines. can you spot the difference? the wind farm on the right was created using digital models and real world location-based specs that taught it how to follow the wind. so while the ones on the left are waiting, the ones on the right are pulling power out of thin air. pretty impressive, huh? now, two things that are exactly the same have have never been more different. ge software. get connecte

those are the things that become an amall gam of security measures, to go to major train stations aroundyou'll see police and national guard present for deterrence. but practically if someone wanted to get on a train and open up with a weapon, there's not much to stop them unless there's someone to stop them. >> this guy, the suspected terrorist who, you know, got off a couple of rounds, hurt somebody, stabbed a couple of people as well, he was on a watch list and i asked earlier what's the point of having a watch list if you are not watching. he was able to buy a train ticket using his name. wouldn't that have set an alarm bell on the bill daley dashbo d dashboard. >> certainly on my dashboard it would set that off. you have to ask that question. how are people being watched and what gets them on the watch list to begin with? obviously there was something there in order to say this guy needs to be looked at. you do something that pops up on the radar to say what is this person doing, keep a closer look at them. here in the u.s., they have watch lists on various levels. not everyone is w