stephanie: duncan, are you with us? matt: do we have you duncan? going to go to break. you have to follow us on twitter. people thought it was david letterman duncan near our, my college roommate, hoping to get a good story. those glasses bring him back. ♪ stephanie: you know him, you love him, and now you have seen his yearbook picture. duncan niederauer graduated from bay shores high school in 1997. duncan is on the phone with us. wendy to stop wearing those glasses? we know you had a college roommate named mike avie. was it like who said to you, if you want ladies, lose the specs? >> you are pretty close. i stopped wearing glasses early in college. you can see, it was not a look that was working for me or anyone else at the time. stephanie: you did have some good hair. >> always had good hair. matt: now. we hung up when you are running the new york stock exchange. i now see your name in combination with a lot of bitcoin ventures. still interested in that? >> it is the first chance in my career that i have had the opportunity to build a port olio

duncan: now we'll spend billions in our o.c.o. account for afghanistan and other parts of the middle east. this is over and above our regular defense budget. this one-year $82 billion appropriation would more than pay for a six-year highway bill which everyone on both sides say they want. let's stop trying to foolishly rebuild the middle east and start rebuilding america. let's bring all those hundreds of thousands of jobs home.

joining me now is education secretary arne duncan.ou for being here. >> good evening, reverend. thanks so much for having me. >> secretary duncan how can congress address the inequalities you are worried about in our schools? >> well first of all, as you mentioned earlier, this law's been broken for a long time. unfortunately, congress has also been broken pretty dysfunctional. but they're starting to try to work together, much more so in the senate than in the house. but there are a number of thins that a new law should have in it. first, it has to focus on early childhood education. that's the best investment we can make. secondly, where we have massive achievement gaps schools that are dropout factories, we don't just note the problem, we fix it. high school graduate rates are at all time highs, dropout rates are down. but we have a long way to go and we have to build upon that momentum. right now our nation is struggling with really tough issue, confederate flag in south carolina and other places but the next hard question we have

your corner duncan? that's next on count down. >> now when you hear that cities vote to raise minimum wage like new york city just did for fast food workers raised it to $15 an hour everyone say this is is going to cause shut down of small businesseses going to hurt a lot of people, well there's one company that is watching this extremely closely and the fast food category they're duncan brand. 576 locations in new york city alone. that is more than starbucks and mcdonald's combined. so how does the coffee and donut chain really plan to deal with raising minimum wage and what kind of impact is did you duncat in particular. let's ask ceo nigel travis are you freaked out, worried about this. can you handle it $15 an hour. i'm not being flippant here supposed to go to the high of the year 2018. >> so liz good afternoon. and you know, it's a challenge we're in a business with plenty of challenge but key factses that people to know is that this is a 71% increase in a minimum wage in three years. i think even

jericka duncan, cbs news. >>> lloyd is the first ever in the woman's world cup final and fastest in world cup history men or women. the 33 year old says she thinks she'll return to defend the united states title in four years. >>> summer is in full swing but that doesn't mean you should put away the books. tips to keep your kids learning and having fun. >> it's christmas in july. amazon marks a special occasion with insane deals. >> good afternoon everyone. we have the skies clearing out but now we are talking about a big time change in your week forecast. we've got the details >>> summertime is a time for fun for kids but it can also be a time of learning loss. it's called the summer slide, and experts say a few tips can help keep your kids on track. chris martinez reports from l.a. >> reporter: summer means a break from a busy school routine for maggie nielson's girls but not a total break from learning. >> get them reading or get them going to museums or studying for a trip we might go on. >> reporter: experts say keeping school skills sharp is vital over summer to prevent regression.

duncan doughnut stores in california over the next few years. our schedule you can have never have too much coffee. or coffee spots. >> i could go for an amy's burrito right now. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour many of us felt the jolt across the bay area. we'll have more on the update centered in fremont. >> dozens of people were forced to run from their homes. the early morning fire in vallejo. >>> i was out here sweeping the parking lot and i felt shaking. >> a little shaking may have jolted your bed over night. we'll have the latest on the over night earthquake that struck many parts of the bay area. >> plus this morning oakland police are investigating a deadly crash that took the life of a teenage driver. we'll tell you how this car wound up crash into the front of a funeral home. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. we continue with breaking news. that early morning earthquake in fremont hit at 2:41. it was centered just northeast of fremont. it's a 4.0. people we have talked with in the last hour say they were surprised to feel the

easy finish he's got tim duncan like skills.ers fans be very excited he's going to be great. >>> tonight all star game and for some reason this game still counts for something. the winner gets home field advantage in the world series and awful rule exhibition should never count on any level. now, who starts this game actually real the masses zach and dallas kyle kell are the starters. this is still special. >> i never expected this, and just to be on the team and with some of the best players in the world, truly an honor and that's the way i'm approach it. just have as much fun as i possible confidential. >> i know my family was extra exciteed. my wife is like less than three weeks till having our kid possibly so and she found a way to get out here even though she probably shouldn't have and that just shows how excited the family is. >> in golf the open championship is this weekend and tiger woods has become an after thought. no one has fallen further from grace quicker than tiger and he's been horrendous this year. used to be c

. >> this is a miss for obama secretary arne duncan who, like the president, has decided to send his to private schools. now this wouldn't be a very big deal except for the fact both duncan and obama are adamant opponents of school choice, private school vouchers for poor kids. so i think we have a little bit of hypocrisy going on here. ted kennedy, the late senator from massachusetts, was also a proponent of public schools for other people. he never found one good enough for his own children. >> dan? >> this is a big miss for federal judge bruce lee who ruled this week that the washington redskins can no longer claim the redskins logo as a protected trademark. he said it disparages indians. every logo is positive. the next one coming though i know what it's going to be, the andimal rights people will challenge the chicago cubs logo the furry bears are being disparaged. >> remember, if you have your own hit or miss tweet us. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. >>> donald trump takes his message to the b

. >> this is a miss for obama education secretary ernie duncan who like the president has decided to his children to private schools. this wouldn't be a very big deal except for the fact that both duncan and obama are adamant opponents of school choice private school vouchers for poor kids. so i think we have a little bit of a hypocrisy going on here. ted kennedy, the late senator, from massachusetts was also a proponent of public schools for other people. he never found one good enough for his own children. >> okay. dan? >> well this is a big miss for federal judge gerald bruce lee who ruled this week that washington redskins can no longer claim the redskins logo as a protected trade mark. he said it zparnlgdisparages inldian. every indian logo is out there to be positive. the next one coming though i know what it's going to be. the animal rights people are going to challenge the chicago cubs logo. the poor little furry bears. >> tweet us and that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. >>> hello. welcome to "a

jericka duncan reports this young players have a new hero. >> goal!of women who have scored three goals in a world cup final now stands at one. >> lloyd morgan,. >> reporter: after carli lloyd pulled off the historic hat trick in her team's dominance was complete,. >> the. is women the 2015 world cup. >> reporter: she fell to her knees overcome by emotion. >> i just had chills on my arms olympic golds have been amazing but there is something about the feeling all the hard work dedication. >> reporter: hard work and dedication may be the message. teammate megan rapinoe. >> she is such a hard worker so focus so passionate about the game. >> after the crushing loss in 2011 world cup final lloyd practiced relentlessly and developed what she calls her warrior mentality. >> i'm not into the glitz and glamor and dock my hair and makeup before games. for me it's about being known as a quality soccer player. >> reporter: since the last time the u.s. women won the world cup in 1999 girl's participation in high school soccer has increased 23%. but these days she

i want to bring in duncan wood and also author of el narco. first to you, duncan. details show that this is a long set plan. likely involves a number of individuals, likely in the prison itself. talk to me about the power that he must have held while incarcerated and what it took to get him out. >>. >> it's a very good question. when you think about the sinaloa cartel it's a very sophisticated organization. a multibillion-dollar organization across the world and well equipped to organization this kind of escape. now, when you think about the resources that they put in place here somewhat between $3 million and $5 million in place to build this tunnel position about the other escape plans that were already there and didn't work out beforehand. and then you begin to think about the capacity of el chapo and his organization to bribe and corrupt those within the prison system to make this possible. it's a very impressive achievement. i'd like to say that i was surprised by it. i'm shocked by this but perhaps not surprised. i mean this is a man who was able to not only

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jericka duncan is covering in montreal. >> reporter: the rivals battled through a bruising first halfion left a german player with a bloody gash as neither team managed to score. the second half, a tale of two penalties. an american foul gave german star celia sasic a penalty kick. the team had never missed one in world cup play. >> sasic's shot, she missed! >> reporter: but amazingly her shot sailed wide. the tide had turned. minutes later, the referee controversially ruled american alex morgan was fouled inside the penalty box. the replay appears to show otherwise. but in soccer, replays don't count, and the referee's decision stood. it gave carli lloyd her own penalty kick. she drilled it. >> shoots, scores! >> it felt like a long time i was standing there but i remained focus on what i needed to do and it was a p.k. i needed to sink. >> reporter: six minutes let lloyd delivered a pitch-perfect pass to kelly o'hara, and the game was over. last night's clutch performance was no fluke. she scored game winners in two olympic gold medal games. she's now the breakout star of this cup. >

but as jericka duncan reports, abby wambach's teammates plan to make it a win. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: no one in the world, male or female, has scored more international goals than abby wambach. but of the 183 goals, there is one that pretty much defines her: the 2011 world cup, america down a goal to brazil and literally seconds away from an embarrassingly early exit. >> what a moment in time, an iconic moment to be part of. there were so many things that needed to be perfect for that brazil goal. some people thought we won the world cup in that game. >> the world cup to japan! >> reporter: but they didn't eventually losing in the final to japan, a loss that has fueled wambach's obsession to finally put a world cup title on her otherwise impeccable resume. ( cheers and applause ) have you had any visions about how this will end? >> if there was any year for us to win, this has to be the one right? it's the end for me when it comes to talking about world cups. and for me, i like storybook endings, as well. >> reporter: wambach, now 35 has been mostly a sub in this tourna

according to his family, the husband and father of four is in good spirits. >> glor: jericka duncan, thank you. george h.w. bush is out of the hospital today. he broke a bone in his neck. at 91, mr. bush uses a wheelchair to get around and suffers from parkinsons but he has stayed active and is expected to make a full recovery. donald trump is trying to recover from remarks he made yesterday about john mccain. but trump says he's not saying sorry. here's julianna goldman. >> reporter: here's what donald trump had to say today when asked if he needed to apologize to senator john mccain. >> you know, not at all. when i left the room, it was a total standing ovation. it was wonderful to see. nobody was insulted. >> reporter: but his republican rivals and party officials say otherwise. >> what he said yesterday, of course, is offensive about john mccain and inaccurate about john mccain. but it actually is offensive to all p.o.w.s. >> he needs to apologize to senator mccain and all the other men and women who have worn the uniform. >> donald trump, you're fired. (laughter) >> reporter: fo

here's ta jericka duncan. >> reporter: late last night the parents of 24-year-old muhammad youssef abdulazeez released a statement saying -- "there are no words to describe our shock, horror and grief. the person who committed this horrible crime was not the son we knew and loved. for many years, our son suffered from depression." federal investigators say they have received nearly 250 leads but abdulazeez recently visited this nearby public gun range where anyone with or without a license can go to practice shooting. among the weapons abdulazeez had with him at the time of the shootings were an ak-47 an ar-15 assault rifle and a .45 caliber handgun. >> he dreamed of becoming a drill sergeant. >> reporter: church services honored the victims of the shoots. this afternoon, police escorted the hearse carrying randall smith to the airport. meanwhile, people who knew abdulazeez continued to wonder what they missed. afzalj sheikh who asked us not to show his face on camera regularly shaw abdulazeez and his family at the mosque they attend. >> why did he do it? i just don't make any sense. did he s

>> jericka duncan in vancouver. thank you. >>> the u.s. players celebrated on the field and on social media. the team shared the highlights on twitter and instagram and mvp carli lloyd told the world that the fan reaction was inincredible. >> let's see. so i've got 370 text messages right now. it's surreal. just super proud of this team. super proud of every single person on this team. we made history. >> later in the evening the team posted video from its after party. they were sing appropriately the queen classic "we are the champions." >> they are champions indeed. and carli lloyd will join us to talk about winning the world cup, earning mvp honors and the long-term impact of the victory. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> the debt crisis in greece is increasing. sunday's referendum rejected a european bailout with more cutbacks. greeks poured into the streets overnight to celebrate. the margin of victory for the no-vote was much larger than expected. holly williams is in athens where a key government official is in place. holly, g

jericka duncan was in the stands. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.years, and yesterday's game was pretty much decided in the first 16 minutes. midfielder carli lloyd played a huge role in that scoring three times. lauren holiday scored her first goal of the tournament. heath added point number five. veteran abby wambach, who will already go down in history for having scored more international goals than any other player male or female told me that winning the world cup is a far greater prize than anything she's won before. >> i would give back fifa player of the year i'd give back most goals individually for the feeling i have right now. whipping a team championship, team world cup, your biggest tournament in your respective sport, for me that's worth all of the individual things. >> abby's had a different role in the world cup but i made sure every time i stepped out on to the field i would try to make something happen. we gave each other the look before the game and i just told her, i got you, don't worry. >> reporter: and that astounding 5-2 win n

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i'm doing it for free and he did. [ applause ] our favorite designer is rob duncan here? i saw rob earlier. i know rob is here. all the great designs all the great retail stuff was all designed by rob. rob would occasionally ask for a very small check which no where near covered his cost. it covered the museum design and we got at the elite international firm. thank you, rob. [ applause ] i also want to thank our great hero, my hero john burton for coming. great hero for coming. john and i took a driving tour back in 2010 where he pointed out to me all the places he used to gamble and drink in the tenderloin. [ laughter ] and he remembered them. and also i want to thank tom and ron at pbi for going far beyond the call of duty. thank you very much, both of you. [ applause ] so again, i'm not thanking everyone else as well but i want to get to the presentation. a lot of things happened on the morning i -- mayoral's watch. it happened because of mayor lee's watch. people asked me who supports this museum. if i said our biggest supporter is mayor lee. he's been with us the en

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duncan: i'm grate to feel mr. oberstar he helped me obtain many things for my district his last year in congress, august of that year he came to my district to dedicate a new transit system which the city of knoxville was kind enough to name for me. i was grateful to him spending that day with me in knoxville. i can tell you that, i'm now in my 27th year in congress 25 of those were spent working with mr. oberstar and this nation is a better place today because o -- because of the work of congressman jim oberstar. i urge all my colleagues to support passage of this bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass senate 179. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose do

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and congressman duncan hunter served in the marine corps and was deployed to both iraq and afghanistan. several lawmakers have already endorsed the idea. >>> and once again a live look now at the chopper sky9 out over the scene of the honorable transfer of those four marines murdered in chattanooga, tennessee, yesterday. the convoy has now come to a complete stop. i believe it's in manassas, virginia. >> at some point the transfer cases will be draped and they will continue on to dover, delaware. again you are looking right now as the bodies of marines that were killed in chattanooga just yesterday are going to be draped for an honorable transfer to dover. we are awaiting that to happen. just learned at some point this evening that this was going to come through our area. >> there was talk there would be a flight from manassas to delaware, but i believe they may be now driving there. recapping tonight's top story, the terrorist attack in tennessee tonight, a caravan delivering the bodies of those four marines killed in chattanooga to manassas, virginia, has stopped right there. we just

duncan: we have been focused on finishing the film.e'll come out june of next year, but we have some deadlines of our own for other reasons. comic-con becomes one of those things that takes our attention, but we want to make sure we gave it the attention it deserves because it is a big opportunity for us to unveil what we are doing. emily: richard, how far off the you think the virtual reality is for the mainstream? when will virtual reality had its moment? richard: ours comes out the first half of next year. we feel like if you cannot know what virtual-reality is like unless you try it. we want to have content for those people that are the initial buyers to show the person who does not think it is for them so they understand what it is. we already had experiences right now where people are saying wow, when can i buy this? lucas: what are some of the projections for the amount of people using it in the first year? richard: it is hard to new. -- to know. emily: how many are you making? richard: we are not announcing numbers yet. we are

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cbs's jericka duncan has more on abby wamback the national team all time goal scoring leader. >> wambackfiresscores. >> reporter: in one in the world, male or female, has scored more international goals, then abby wamback but of the 183 goals there is one that pretty much defines her the 2011 world cup america down a goal to brazil and literally seconds from an embarrassingly early exit. >> what a moment in time, iconic moment to be part of. there were so many things that needed to be perfect for that brazil goal, some people thought we won the world cup in that game. >> reporter: but they didn't. eventually losing in the finals to japan a loss that has fueled wamback's obsession to put a world cup title on her impeccable resume. have you you had any vision about how this will end, if there was any year for to us win, this has to be one right. it is end of me when it comes to talking about world cups. for me i like story book evenings as well. >> reporter: wamback has been mostly a sub in this tournament giving way to younger, faster players but rather than fuss and fume she has embraced the

because i had a duncan yo-yo as a kid, and i thought i was doing something walking the dog and doing the cradle thing? >> no, he was killing it. >> this guy, could you show the yo glow. >> that i can do. all right can we get the yo-yo going? show us your best stuff man. what's your name by the way? >> this is matt. matt, do it up. ukee washington's watching. he wants to be impressed. >> oh, my man has skills. >> it is crazy on tv you can't see the string, just looks like -- >> look at that! >> flying, crazy. >> bravo, bravo, yes! >> nicely done. >> national championship here we come. >> i knew he had skills! man, my walk the dog is like, hey. >> and our jugler? >> very talented folks all great. thanks folks. >> you're in fine company nicole. >> thanks so much. hey, stay connected throughout the drive for the holiday weekends cbsphilly.com many find list of activities and event throughout the region, just click on top spots. also the very latest on for the cast tailored to where ever you live. >> those are some talented kids there. >> that was great to seement update to story we told

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. >> reporter: she will have no problem doing what used to be thought of as a mans job says donae duncan. >> definitely it's strong for a woman to be able to come into a male dominant field and conquer. that's what we did. >> if our youngsters don't see female firefighters if they don't see african-american firefighters, or latino firefighters or italian firefighters how do they know that it's possible for them to do and become a firefighter also? >> reporter: the fire commissioner james johnson says there's another important reason for having men and women working side by side. >> it will help train us to make us better men and better firefighters. >>> in the lehigh valley a philadelphia family is accused of sneaking into dorney park outside allentown. park officials say they caught up with the bostick family inside the park wednesday night, saying the group told workers their tickets were being held inside by another group. the police say once inside the family ran off to avoid paying almost $300 for tickets. now bostick is charged with theft by deception. >>> four straight days of 90

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duncan and his family had to run from the fire. >> i had my iphone hanging out the window. the flames were so hot i could feel the heat off my arm. >> most of that fire is still not under control. neither is one near washington state now threatening the town's water supply. near napa crews get ready for another night bracing for the worst. >>> let's turn to business. wall street extended the losing streak for a third day after disappointing earnings from american express, 3m and caterpillar. we are joined now from london. the company that really bucked the trend was amazon. what did the online retailer report? >> this was a huge surprise which is why we got the spike. amazon actually delivered a significant profit. $92 million. no one was looking for anything that big. last year's comparison number was actually a loss. as far as the market is concerned, they're pleased to see this company starting to deliver bottom line. the astonishing thing about the figures and spike in after hours share trading and rise is that that now means that amazon has breezed past wal-mart in ter

jericka duncan has more on the celebrations. >> reporter: it was an unofficial homecoming for the new world champions. players arrived at lax last night still beaming after sunday night's thrilling win against japan. >> goal! another goal! >> reporter: three goals in the first 16 minutes for carli lloyd, a hat trick for her, the first ever in world cup play. lloyd's journey won't end there. >> we're going to ride the wave. we have the olympic qualifying and marriage after that. we'll see. >> reporter: lloyd along with teammates alice morgan and hope solo could earn millions in potential product endorsements. >> she's a champion and she accomplished a historic epic feat, and that's what companies will focus on when they use her in their commercials. >> reporter: adding to their comarktability is the increased attention -- marketability is the increased attention to this turnment. -- tournament. more than double the ratings of the 2011 women's world cup when abby wambach mailed the famous header in the quarter final. this year's women's team is expected to receive only $2 million for wi

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. >> wheal go to jeff duncan. >> thank you. secretary kerry, there's still three or four americans imprisoned in iran. i put their pictures here to remind you of them today. i understand not using them as pawns in negotiations but what should have been -- what should have happened is they should have been released as preconditions before ever sitting down with iran for anything. with that, i yield to mr. dos santos wheres. >> thank you. secretary kerry, for these side agreements between the iaea and iran, can you at least confirm one of the agreements is about the military site the other about the possible military dimensions of iran's nuclear program? >> i believe there's just one basic agreement which contains the approach to the pmd. >> so can you confirm that the congress will not -- >> i think he's been more briefed on it than i have. there's two appendicize. >> congress will be briefed on the contents of the agreement per what we know. >> we will not be given the actual agreement. >> i don't believe we get the actual agre