. >> as anthony mason tells us, he kept movie-goers clinging to the edge of their seats like no one otherore than 40 years, legendary film maker, wes cravin kept audiences squirming in their seats. weaver together spine chilling stories, and horrified generations, of movie-goers. >> don't fall asleep. best known for nightmare on elm street. it featured the now iconic fit or a wearing riz err finger freddie kruger, who terrorized people in their sleep. >> introduced the world to johnny dep. the resulting sequel helped make cravin the standard in horror. >> in 1997, he talked to charlie rose about the secrets to scar. >> i do you have know what people are really afraid of. you have to go into those forbidden areas. so you're probably off the box going to be making a film upsetting to the adults and to the establishment. >> never say who is there. don't you watch scary movies? >> also directed scream. that film franchise became box office sensation, would gross more than half billion dollars world-wide. he ventured outside horror films, in 1999. music of the heart, earned meryl streep an osc

anthony mason now on today's wild ride. >> reporter: at the opening bell, stocks went over a cliff. the dow plunged more than 800 points in the first two minutes, more than 1,000 points within five minutes. by mid-day it had rallied back and erased all but 100 points of that loss, but the sell-off resumed in the afternoon. it was a breathtaking ride even for veteran traders like ben willis of princeton securities. >> i have never seen the dow down 1,000 points in one move. that was an extraordinary thing to watch happen. >> reporter: what exactly happened, peter tuchman of quattro securities tried to decipher it. >> is it the end of the world? no. is this a crash? no. is it correction territory? perhaps. definitely. that's what it felt like. >> reporter: the catalyst was another plunge in chinese markets, down 8.5% this morning, moe shanghai index has fallen nearly 38% just since june. the world's second largest economy has been slowing, but investors now fear it may be even weaker than the chinese government is admitting. >> part of the real issue is we don't generally feel like we

charlie rose and gayle king are off, so anthony mason and margaret brennan are holding down the fort with me zbhood morning. >> good morning. >> good to have you guys back. >>> donald trump's aggressive nature with journalists has reached a new sfleevl go back to univision. go ahead. go ahead. >> you cannot deport young people. you cannot create a 1,900 mile wall. >> sit down. >> i have a right to ask a question. >> in order of turn, sir. >> i have a right to ask a question. >> while the presidential front-runner battled with one of the prominent journalists. >> we go to chip reid in iowa. chip also attended that news conference. chip, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. what you just saw was round one in the battle between of donald trump and jorge ramos. before he took the stage donald trump took questions from reporters. >> excuse me. you weren't called. sit down. sit down. go back to univision. >> and looked on as security removed jorge ramos. >> he stands up and starts screaming, so, you know, maybe he's at fault also. he's obviously a very emotional person. >> report

cbs news senior business correspondent anthony mason explains one factor involved in the surge. >> the head of the new york federal reserve said the case for an interest rate hike in september now seems less compelling than it was a few weeks ago. bill dudley said what we're seeing is not a us problem. >> dudley said the fed needs to see more improvement in the u.s. labor market before it sees increases. the dow gained 619 points wednesday, its third largest point gain ever. the s&p was up 72. the nasdaq rose 192. shanghai's composite rose more than 5%. jach's nicas was up more than 10%. >>> a suit claims the companies have known for years about the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning. the lawsuit says at least 13 carbon monoxide deaths are linked to the defect. >>> and there's a bread recall in 11 states today. the maker of sara lee, nature's harvest, and other brands is recalling about 48,000 packages. the bread may contain fragments of glass after a broken light bulb from a company. no one was hurt. >> we're hoping for another good day. thank you very much. the storm's about 100 mi

it hasn't always been this way as we'll tell anthony mason. ♪ >> jason isbell's new album just debutedt number one on the rock and country charts but just a few years ago he was in rehab. >> when was the worst point for you? >> you know, i didn't really hit bottom like a lot of people do. but i could certainly see it coming. >> the fall and rise of jason isbell. >> rust and roots is a tour of an unusual resting place for classic cars. tracy smith will be our guide. >> if a vintage car rusts in the forest will anyone see it? yes, they will, and they will take pictures. is rust beautiful to you? >> oh, yeah. that's what i own 34 acres of rust. >> and it's gorgeous? >> the car museum that is literally taking root in georgia. ahead on "sunday morning." >> osgood: look who's talking to us a little later, jon stewart, who hosted his last show this past week. >> four nights a week for the past 16 years, jon stewart took aim at politicians, for their hubris, hijinks and hypocrisy. if politicians, didn't say one thing and do another, where would you be? >> working a stand up club probably in ch

this morning comedian jerry seinfeld will be sharing his insights with anthony mason. >> about cars and comedy. >> this is show about comedy. >> with the design of both. >> you break comedy down in architectural ways. >> i like structure. i like lodge glike later on "sunday morning." we go for a drive with jerry seinfeld. >> am i driving too fast for you? >> you're fine. >> cleaning windows at auldbrass is pretty down to earth operation. but cleaning them on auto a soaring sky scraper is a bit more challenging. this morning, mo rocco does windows. >> architects design them. construction workers build them. >> this is good exercise. >> but who cleans them? i don't do windows. welsh unless i'm window washing a skyscraper on the 38th floor. how am i doing? is this section okay? >> ahead on "sunday morning." >> richard schlesinger introduces us to simplicity of shaker design. jane pauley looks at architecture you can take to the bank. seth doane has spotted calves made of sand in japan. and more. first let's to go kristen johnson in the newsroom nor our condition day morning headlines. >> g

reason to call in our senior business correspondent anthony mason. >> reporter: jane, the rally held this time. all three major indexes were up about 4% today. the dow's really was its third largest point gain ever. the turnaround occurred even though china's nosedive continued. the shanghai index was down another 1.2% wednesday. >> pauley, so, anthony, why the turnaround. >> reporter: one of the reason is the head of the federal reserve said the case for an interest rate hike in september now seems less compelling than a few weeks ago. he said what we're seeing is not a u.s. problem. but markets may stay volatile for a while. on monday when the dow fell more than 1,000 points in five minutes, trading in 401(k) plans, jane, was seven times the normal level. >> pauley: we will stay tuned, anthony. warnings are up tonight for islands of the eastern caribbean, including puerto rico and the virgin islands as tropical storm erika approaches. the storm is pack winds of 45 miles an hour, too early to say whether erika will reach the u.s. coast. president obama flies to new orleans tomorrow

. >> reporter: bruce springsteen's first two were commercial disappointments, and as he told anthony mason"cbs sunday morning," he wasn't sure his career could handle a third strike. when you started writing the songs for this album, were you saying to yourself, "this is my last chance"? >> i lived with a lot of death anxiety so i always thought that. >> reporter: it was wasted worry. in post-vietnam, post-watergate america, the song would become the anthem of a disillusioned working class. not what chart toppers like chicago and the carpenters were singing about. and certainly not how they were singing it. >> all the suffering and the time we put in and the obsessiveness, sometimes that can drain your musical life. in this particular instance, it just packed it with all your hopes and your fears and your concerns and it all got packed in there. ♪ the day we sweated out on the streets of a runaway american dream ♪ >> reporter: after its release, springsteen's career exploded. by october, he was on the cover of "newsweek" and "time" in the same week. >> i had the ego and the ambition to fee

charlie rose and gayle king are off so anthony mason and margaret brennan are with us again. good to have you with us. >>> a short time our our cbs affiliate had a moment of silence on air for two of its own. they were shot to death during a live interview. the shooter is always dead. >> the reporters were on the air and letting their emotions show. >> it was a conversation with vicki gardner when the peacefulness of our community was shattered. as we approach that moment we want to pause and reflect and we want to share with you once again what made these two so special not just to us but to all who wjdb on police a moment of silence. >> jeff pegues is in virginia where the shooting happened. jeff, good morning. >> good morning. the deadly shooting occurred right across the street almost exactly 24 hours ago and since that time investigators have searched the gunman's home and this morning there is more evidence that he may have been planning this attack for months. alison parker and adam ward did not see the killer walking toward them but he was recording all of it to be ho

vinita nair and anthony mason are with us. >> i can't believe it's almost the end of summer, but it is. >> almost is the key word. >>> the latest poll shows hillary clinton's campaign for the democratic nomination. clinton remains if front-runner in the poll of likely iowa caucusgoers with 37% support. >> the liberal charger bernie sanders is seven points behind and vice president joe biden get 14/% despite uncertainty whether he'll enter the race. nancy cordes is in washington with the tight race. good morning. >> good morning. that's right. hillary clinton has lost a third of the votes and has dropped below 50% for the first time. hillary clinton is showing little concern about growing support for liberal rival bernie sanders or about the buzz over a potential biden bid, but the lingering questions about her e-mail use as secretary of state appear to be taking a toll on clinton's image. a recent quinnipiac poll found two words were liar and dishonest. donald trump didn't fair much better. words yuds arrogant, blowheart, and idiot. his favorability ratings skyrocketed to 61%, up from

we have anthony mason and margaret brennan. nice to have you here. the french president called the men a source of inspiration. >> the takedown happened friday on a high-speed train traveling from amsterdam to paris. the potential attack was foiled just outside the capital in brussels. charlie d'agata with the high honors. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we watched as the three men arrived aet the presidential palace. they're dressed in polo shirts. you're reminded they were on vacation friday. the french president said the whole world admires their courage and cool composure. france's heroes bestowed the biggest honors. in the splendour of the presidential palace this morning presented with the legion of honor, france's highest award. special i specialist alek skarlatos. spencer stone and their friend anthony sadler. three guys who did extraordinary things. spencer stone described for the first time the moment he and his friends faced a heavily armed gunman head on. >> i saw heed what looked to be an ak-47 and he looked like it was jammed o

>> i'm nora o'donnell with anthony mason and margaret brennan. charlie and gayle are off. honor. president hollande the trio helping take down a gunman on a train bound for paris. >> anthony sadler and alek skarlatos and spencer stone childhood friends helped tackle and subdue the man if a train car armed with ak-47, automatic lugar pistol and boxcutter. stone was injured, he described how instincts kicked in when the friends sensed danger. >> i turned around and i saw he had what looked to be ak-47, look like it was jammed or wasn't working and trying to charge the weapon and alek hit me on the shoulder, said, let's go, ran down, tackled him, hit the ground. al lek came up, grabbed the gun out of his hand while a put him in a cloak hold. all three of us started punching him while he's in the middle of us and i was able to grab him again and choke him unconscious while alek was hitting him in the head with the pistol or rifle. >> it wasn't a conscious decision. we just kind of acted without much thinking going on, at least on my end. >> seemed like he was ready to fight to

charlie rose and gayle king are off so anthony mason and margaret brennan are here. >> as you wake upall street is bouncing back after its worst day in years. the dow jones industrials gained more than 300 points and lost nearly 600 on monday. >> 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. >> we have been in the midst of quite a rally in contract to yesterday's plunge. analyst told cbs news that china's market is plunging. that has impacted global markets. >> reporter: on the new york stock exchange, their faces said it all. floor brokers reacted as index spun into a free-fall within five minutes of monday's opening bell. >> you feel the tension here on wall street. >> it's been an extremely fast and it's happened very, very quickly. >> reporter: the dow was down more than 1,000 points in just minutes. a mid-day rally wasn't enough to erase all of that damage. and the dow closed down more than 588 points. >> is this the big one? i don't know. it's

anthony mason and margaret brennan are with us. >>> a gunman opened fire during a live tv news interview. a reporter and photographer with our cbs affiliate wdbj in roanoke were killed. >> the shooting happened at a shop strategy in moneta. police are still hunting for the shooter. elaine quijano is following this break strg. >> wdbj was running that live interview during its morning show when someone at the scene suddenly began shooting. the video is disturbing. >> we're seeing tour ump. we want the people that come here to -- >> 24-year-old reporter alison parker and 27-year-old photographer adam ward were hit. alison parker and adam ward both grew up near roanoke. ward was engaged to a former producer at the station. the roanoke times reports the woman they were interviewing was wounded and taken to surgery. wdbj's general manager came on the air two hours later. >> it is my very, very sad duty to report that we have determined through the help of the police and our employees that alison and adam died this morning shortly after 6:45 when the shots rang out. we do not know the motive.

anthony mason and margaret brennan are here with us. our cbs affiliate wdbj is grieving on the air for two of its own. reporter alison parker and adam ward were killed. >> their co-workers were also back in the studio. >> another reason why we love living here when the peacefulness of our community was shattered. we want to pause and reflect and share with you what made these two so special not just to us but to all of our hometowns that wdbj served. please join us now in a moment of silence. >> jeff pegues is at smith mountain lake where the shooting happened. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the deadly shooting happened right there across the street. more than 24 hours ago. and since that time, investigators have searched the gunman's home and this morning there is new evidence suggesting the killer had been planning this attack for months. >> alison parker and adam ward did not see the killer walking toward them, but he was recording all of it to be posted later on social media. the gunman comes up from behind, lifts th

anthony mason and margaret brennan are with us.s you wake up in the west, florida's governor has declared a state of emergency because of an approaching storm. tropical storm erika is swirming in the caribbean. it's drenching puerto rico with rain. it could strengthen to a hurricane and hit florida as early as monday. it's already brought destruction to the caribbean. >> severe flooding on dominica was strong enough to bring down a house. at least 20 people were killed there. more are missing. meteorologist lissette gonzalez of wfor is tracking the system right now. good morning. >> good morning. although tropical storm erika remains organized, still posing a threat to florida and drenching puerto rico and a threat for flash floods and mudslides, moving to the west-northwest, will have to overcome the wind shear. it is moving towards the turks and caicos tonight. tropical storm now forecast to move into south florida late sunday, early monday morning. a lot of uncertainty. the models packed together for the next 24 hours. we start

anthony mason and van eat a meyer joins us live from new york with a preview. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, todd. coming up it used to be snap debate lines the best way to create buzz, now many candidates are turning to viral videos. but can clicks and likes really turn into votes? >> plus marilyn brando looks back at the life of marilyn brando. the legendary actor had hundreds of hours of private recordings, explaining his rise and fall in hollywood. we'll talk to the film maker who has turned them into fascinating new documentary. >> some of them have been around for over a century. look out below. we'll take you for a ride on some of the old he is roller coast nerves america. all of that plus your eye opener, the dish, music in our saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> thank you very much. we will be watching. >>> well, tech fans get ready, the new iphone will make its debut next month. the new phone is expected to feature enhancements, including the touch display, better camera, faster pros tester. apple may also unveil new

anthony mason, van eat a meyer join because preview.d morning. >> reporter: hey, nicole, good morning. coming up: it is not your typical fantasy football league. millions of dollars are on the line every day in daily fantasy sports games. is it a way to win some quick cash or a risky gamble in. >> plus, network tv collides with on line tv. we go behind the scenes as late show host james gordon teams up with youtube. for some historic late night laughs. >> party fit for the great gatsby. we'll take you to the tenth anniversary of summer bash that turns back the clock to the days of the roaring 20's. >> all that plus your eye opener, the dish, and music from jason, in our saturday session. just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> that looks quite fancy. i'm intrigued. as always. we'll be watching. thanks for the preview. >> it is 46:00. we send it over to kyla. >> i like the great gatsby little dance thing, that's kind of awesome. good morning, everybody, it is time for eyewitness weather watchers. i know a the love you are up, adam, a

. >>> well, there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning, saturday, anthony mason and vanita nair joinslive from new york with the preview, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, todd. coming up, crowds on demand, we will take you inside the the business page to bring enthusiastic audience toes big events. >>> we also have a bite that is soaking, soda market, we will look at is what behind the move in seltzer sales and the drink fascinating history. >>> he brought laughs to millions but behind the scenes his life was not all it seemed, we will speak to the the brother of chris farly who just made a documentary about the comedian. >>> all that plus your eye opener, dish and music in your saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> vanita and anthony, thanks very much, we will be watching. >>> now that the economy is starting to improve many americans are hoping to clean up their finances, pay down some debts and improve a credit score but three on your side, consumer reporter jim donovan warns, you better do your homework first. >> reporter: from buying a car to buying

anthony mason now with a summer song. ♪ >> his is the voice behind the international smash "stay with sam smith one of the biggest stars in the world. do you think you were prepared for where you are now? >> i think -- no. actually 100% no. >> early last year the 23-year-old singer had two songs top the british charts. >> i wanted it so bad. and i still want it so bad that the thought of being 60 years old and thinking, i could have tried harder makes me feel sick. ♪ >> then, he invaded america. how did it feel to play "saturday night live"? >> it was possibly the scariest night of my entire life. also my manager cleverley on the morning said to me, this is the most important night of your in tire life. which is ridiculous. but it was. >> his album "in the lonely hour" would be the best selling debut. >> number one on itunes. >> everybody's watch list. >> give it up for sam smith! >> the 6'3" singer who suddenly was everywhere seemed to come out of no where. >> it's really hard to explain where i come from actually because it's in between cambridge is half an hour away. london is an h

anthony mason, vanita meyer join us live from new york, good morning. >> good morning.ing up un heralded heroes during hurricane katrina. ten years later we'll catch up with the members of the cajun navy. average citizens who use their personal boats to save thousands of lives. >> also, it was one of his final performances at the peak of his career. inside a new film about legendary jimi hendrix concert. >> and looking to take one more vacation this year. well, you can save a lot of money by buying your next trip next week. our travel editor, clues us in, to some labor day secret. >> all of that plus your eye opener, the dish and music from our saturday session just ahead on saturday this morning saturday. >> anthony, vanita, thanks, we will be watching. 6:46. happening today adventure aquarium hosting it first ever hip an awareness week toned give guesses a chance to learn more about these animals. the event takes place today and tomorrow, guests will get up close and personal with resident hippos, button and jenny, and also learn more about them. the event is to help

. >> anthony mason and vinita nair join us live with a preview. >> you could do the show from them. >> we could all do the show from there. >> hi, andrea. hi, diane. the unheralded heroes during the hurricane katrina disaster. and 10 years later, we catch up with the members of the cajun navy, average citizens, who used their personal boats, to save thousands of lives. >> also, it was one of the final performances at the peak of his career. inside a new film about a legendary jimmy hendrix concert. >> and looking to take one more vacation this year? well you can save a lot of money by buying your next trip next week. our travel editor clues us in to some labor day secrets. >> all that, plus your eye- opener, the dish, and music, from yolo tensiono in our saturday session, just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> look forward to the vacation segment. >> yes. >> thanks, guys. >>> and let's get a final check of the weather forecast. vanessa murdock is in the house. >> i love travel talk, too. >> and this weekend, you might want to make some plans. it is a beauty. short trips here beca

anthony mason and vinita nair is joining us live with a preview. >> i will be hanging out at the foot of the water fall after the show. >> crowds on demand. inside the business paid to bring enthusiastic audiences to big events. >> also, a bite that is soaking the soda market. we will take a look at what is behind the boom in seltzer sales and the drink's fashion nates history. >> he brought -- fascinating history. >> he brought laughs to millions but behind the scenes his life was not all it scenes. and we have a documentary about the comedian chris farley. >> music and more, on cbs this morning saturday. >> looking forward to, it thanks, guys. >>> a final look at weather with vanessa murdock who is live in lower manhattan for summer streets. vanessa, that is 270-foot water slide, you want to tell us about it a little bit more? >> it was fun. i regret that i lost my ear piece and couldn't hear you guys. can you tell i went down the water slide? i brought my rain gear. it is packed today. pre-register online. and so many other activities on summer streets from central park to the broo

npz >>> i'mah o'donnell with anthony mason and margaret brennan.> i was. >>> right now tropical storm erika is dump rain on puerto rico. it's expected to strengthen into a hurricane by monday as it approached florida. >> severe flooding from the storm wash aid way houses and cars on the island of dominica, 20 were killed there. 20 still missing. >>> donald trump brushed off charges by a spanish radio host that he wears a toupee. he also insisted his plans to deport all illegal immigrants would not cost him latino votes. >> i love mexican lepeop. i have such a great relationship to -- i hire thousands and they love me. and by the way, i think i'm going win the mexican vote usbecae i'm going to bring -- and the hispanic vote generally because i'm going bring jobs back from china and i'm going to bring jobs back from japan and all of these people. >> but china's jumping in alongside trump's media critics. they have this editorial this morning. it says the chinese people find it bizarre that serious presidential elections have become a side show for ca