in fact elizabeth tweeted out. republicans voted against equal pay. unreal. how unrole is it. message. are the republicans against equal pay. i am a republican and not against equal pay. >> i am glad elizabeth warren is excited about something. they wantç to talk about first world problems have at. it under their watch they need to focus on something that can affect us here. and don't forget who is watch it was under the and now the democrats are going to nominate her to be their president? (applause) morgan. back to equal pay. we found out among the women in the senate and democrats in the senate. they pay women less than men and in the white house among the staffers. they are paid less. women are paid less. how do they get away with that? >> they have the media on their side. and they can put the mantra out there and speak it any time they want. i am with fbkqñyou. you look at it. and they are picking on issues that they think are going to devoid the country and that's what they do. women, all women have common ground. they want to find common ground and i believe they have

while actress mary elizabeth winstead tweeted, to those of you looking at photos i took with my husband years ago in the privacy of our home, hope you feel great about yourselves. another reminder that privacy is one click away from public scrutiny. jacob rascon, nbc news, los angeles. >>> there is medical news tonight about an experimental drug showing promise in protecting against heart failure. in fact, it's being referred to as potentially one of the greatest advances in protecting against heart failure in a quarter century. in clinical trials the drug cut the risk of death or hospitalization due to heart failure by 20%. the company behind it says it could be on the market as soon as next year. we've put more detailed information on our website, nbcnews.com. >>> joan rivers remains in a new york city hospital tonight. latest statement from her daughter released yesterday thanked fans for their love and support saying the family was "keeping our fingers crossed." but it did not reveal any update on her condition. the 81-year-old comedy icon was rushed to the hospital on thursday afte

some celebrities say the photos of her are fake, while actress mary elizabeth tweeted, to those of you looking at photos i took with my husband years ago in the privacy of our home, hope you feel great about yourself. another reminder that privacy is one click away from public scrutiny. nbc news, los angeles. >>> now, uk small business is responsible for creating four out of every five new jobs, so more than half of all commercial innovations in the country. according to a new study, the report suggests that they have turned a corner from the economic difficult seen in recent years. the ceo is now with us. that was a more positive result than perhaps some people would have expected, but this is a survey of uk, u.s., divergent results across the different countries. >> there are divergent results, but everywhere is better been the proportion increase has been in economies which have been doing well. so the uk, the u.s., germany. the biggest improvers actually spain where optimism went from the high 20s to the low 40s, a real improvement showing the austerity that they've had in spain is

. >> you know, elizabeth hasselbeck tweeted something really incredible this afternoon.quote, imagine if everyone that asked for transparency in the nfl demanded that same transparency in our government, hash tag benghazi, hash tag irs. david, a fox news host has finally done the impossible, connecting the nfl domestic violence controversy to benghazi. >> yes, well, all sorts of conspiracies have been hatched. we put them out at media matters, but the truth is, no one's going to believe that. secretary clinton was fully transparent every step of the way and whatever the republicans want to say to attack her, she did more to get to the bottom of this and to fix the problems than any of them ever will. >> thank you for your time. we'll leave it there. >> thank you, reverend. >>> still ahead, you've got to hear what the head of the gop, rush limbaugh, is saying about women. and about whether "no" means "no." >>> also, has rihanna been punished for being a victim of domestic abuse? a lot of people talking about her song getting cut from nfl football. >>> also an inspiring me

he tweeted at work, we have to make quick decision, i made abad one today and made it worse. i feel awful and i am truly sorry. another victim, mary elizabetheeted, to those of you looking at photos i took with my husband years ago in the privacy of my home, hope you feel great about myself. i can only imagine the creepy effort that went into this and feeling everyone who got hacked. other celebrities tweeted denials that the pictures were real. victoria justice said these so called nude pictures . apple says it is investigating whether its clouds have been hacked. >>> coming up after the break, while you have to wait to get your hands on apple's new smart watch. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 24-month special financing. hurry ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. grill this holiday, you may want to hold off the cheese, craft american singles are recalling thousands of cases. there are four different types of craft american singles in the recall. the company sa

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actress mary elizabeth winsted was also a target. she tweeted on sunday and said she took the photos with her husband years ago in the privacy of her home and shamed the hackers saying, hope, you feel great about yourself. >> if a celebrity's phone is vulnerable to a hacker, you may wonder if your phone is at risk. dak ackerman is a senior editor with our partners at cnet. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> how vulnerable is this information on the storage after cloud. >> if you think about it, you have multiple copies. there's a chance anything you put up in the cloud it's available in some way. if they're not looking for it, less so really. >> my first reaction is who knew how many celebrities took nude photos of themselves. i mean this is quite a list. how did this hacker get into the system? >> you know, i feel like it may not be one person, it may be a group of people and they may have been photos taken over months or years and may have been taken with different devices, not just apple devices. and then making a big splash by g

mary elizabeth winstead also got hit. she tweeted knowing those photos were deleted long ago, i can only imagine the creepy effort that went into this. feeling for everyone who got hacked. >>> a promising development this morning for the 6 million americans battling heart failure. a new study looks at an experimental drug that could improve the quality of their lives. pills taken twice a day are shown to lower the chances of death or hospital stays by about 20%. the pill is made of two medicines that block the effects of substances that hurt the heart. novartis wants the fda to approve use in the u.s. by the end of the year. >>> two teenagers fell 30 feet from a carnival ride in el paso texas, late last night and one is seriously hurt. the other suffered minor injuries. the fire department rescued another passenger. witnesses tell our el paso affiliate kdbc that the ride door was not closed. those claims are unconfirmed, as police investigate this morning. >>> this labor day is no holiday at two of atlantic city's famed hotel casinos

almost immediately, britain's prime minister david cameron tweeted that haines' murder was an act of pure evil. jim. >> axelrod: elizabeth palmer in our london newsroom. liz, thank you. and we will have more on the isis internet offensive and the battle to shut it down a little later in the broadcast. tomorrow is the second sunday of the 2014 national football league season, and so far for the league, it has been a rough roll out. after a week of headlines about the domestic violence case involving ray rice, minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson was released from a jail in montgomery county texas, near houston this morning, charged with one felony count of injury to a child. peterson's lawyer says it was a case of a father disciplining his son. vladimir duthiers picks up the story. >> inside the 10 to the corner. touchdown, minnesota. >> reporter: the investigation of the six-time pro bowler began when a doctor grew suspicious of bruises and lacerations on peterson's four-year-old son. that scheduled visit took place shortly after the child returned from his father's texas home in may. peterson told police that

actress mary elizabeth winstead vented her anger on twit territory tweeting to those who look at pictureshusband years ago in the privacy of our homes, i hope you feel great about yourselves. knowing they were deleted a long time ago, i can only imagine the creepy effort that went into this, feeling for everyone who got hacked. brett larson joining me now. i have a total ick factor all the way around on this. who is this for chan person person or website? >> i'm sure we're going to be able to get more confirmation on this as the hours and minutes go on. he may have been just a system administrator who knew his way around and how to hack things. it seems like this was not a real big effort but was more of a i have these users names and know this security loophole. i'm just going to run this password app and see if i can get into these people's cloud-based account. what's sad about it, i'm sorry that i'm laughing because it's not funny. it's awful if this happened to you. this has become our new reality as with the cloud. >> that's what i wanted to get to. listen, we've all, a lot of people

elizabeth. i sent her a tweet and went on linkedin and typed her my phone number. >> the last time you saw that tacked up in my office in the world trade center. i had forgotten about a lot of things there and -- it had been 2001. >> you probably thought it burned up like everything else. >> yep. it was prosecute a great wedding in march of 2001, six months earlier in aspen with my friends from college. yeah, i thought it was gone. predigital, so when it's gone, it's gone. >> the couple that just got married, where are they? >> they're living in california, happily married. >> that's great. >> they're doing great. >> all the people in that picture are alive. >> i know. it's amazing. you couldn't have made up a better ending. >> it seems like it's a movie. >> yes. >> where you looked at it for 13 years and then you discover via a text that they're all alive. and in that book is -- >> the first edition, ernest hemmingway book, i give you this. >> the story isn't about the picture or me or 9-11, the story is about 9-12 because on 9-12 was the best of humanity. on 9-11 we had the worst of humanity.

queen elizabeth is urging scotts to think very carefully about their future, president obama tweeted he hopes uk stays close, strong robust and united. in london alfonso van marsh for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >>> 8:13. lets check traffic and weather. >> good morning, everybody, check this out. wow. pretty. it is so nice outside, it is cool outside. i love fall days like this because you get a chance to layer on, something more comfortable or a cozy in the morning and later in the day it feels so comfortable as well where it is warm enough if you wear a t-shirt or shorts and be totally fine as well. the nice start to the day, a beautiful looking beach day just watch it the for moderate rip current risk. still all courtesy of edward which continues to push, way out this to the opened waters of the atlantic. you cannot even see it here at the this zoom of storm scan. what you can see is a thin sliver of precipitation. thinks a cold front, a very lackluster cold front, albeit, it has been dropping south here, it doesn't after lieutenant of moisture. it will not bring us wet weathe

elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. out the door you will hit a few showers maybe light pulling. you may need your windshield wipers. we spotted a tweet from our own roberta gonzales out on the roads this morning saying those roads are wet and hopefully commuters are mindful of the slick conditions around the sf bay. so chp is warning the same thing. take it slow this morning. fortunately, no big accidents, no huge hot spots out the door. but before 5:00 we still have some areas of overnight roadwork and i want to show you some of our sensors coming into san leandro. there was a full freeway closure approaching marina earlier that's now been picked up. some of the lanes are reopened but you can see caltrans crews are still out there beginning to pick up some of the cones in the area see it's a little sluggish approaching the marina boulevard exit. livermore commute westbound 580 still looks good. they picked up the overnight roadwork a little bit ahead of schedule through there. so now all clear to the dublin interchange. and even coming out of the altamont pass not seeing any major slowdowns yet as far as yellow sensors so only about

tweet. >> the white house national security council elizabeth cameron says the ebola outbreak isn't just one countries fight, the world's because we are interconnected. good morning and welcome. i want to say it is an honor to be here with you this morning. we are in for a very long battle against ebola. not only in west africa. i'm afraid elsewhere in the world, quite possibly in the americas. we have four speakers and we had 10 minutes but we are down to nine minutes each now. we will move quickly. we have dr. jesse boehm from georgetown university and dr. beth cameron from the white house. i would like to show just a few slides from the time i spend in august and sierra leon and slides with strongly held opinions based on the experience of everything i've learned and done over the last 35 years in clinical medicine and research and public health and what i think is happening and what needs to happen to the response of the ebola crisis in west africa but soon may be elsewhere. this is a sign from sierra leon that sierra leon that you find everywhere come the signs and symptoms of the ebola

elizabeth! >> i know you would. >> i like me feet on this ground. thanks, guys. >>> all right. metering lights were turned on five minutes ago. the latest tweet from kcbs showing you, you can see that it's stacked up to the 880 overcrossing. their mobile units say it's stacked up past that 880 overpass at least 10, 15 minutes already to get on the bridge. also an accident now on 880 southbound coming into hayward approaching industrial. there was an accident in the same spot yesterday. right now this accident is blocking a lane and we're already seeing some slowdowns, not quite to highway 92 but definitely in the area looks like drivers are kind of swerving around that accident scene, again blocking one lane. here's a live look farther north now. if you are traveling 880 in oakland, everything still looks great. they cleared the overnight roadwork 98 to davis coming into san leandro. so no delay in the commute direction as you pass the oakland coliseum and continue into downtown oakland. it's still kind of a crawl if you are coming out of the altamont pass. we haven't seen a budge in the drive time or the delays coming out of tracy and the al

elizabeth stringer keith of boston has spent 13 years looking for the photo owner. friend found the photo and gave to it keith who finally turned to twit tore try to find the owner. after tweetinghe photo she received 70,000 retreats and a man from colorado says that photo is his. >> interesting. >> school shooting is a parent's worst nightmare but a small hand of the small town teachers have come up with something they think will save lives. >> they call it the sleeve. it prevents a door from being opened from the outside. a couple teachers came up with this. idea toys buy time during a school shooting. it is made of solid carbon steel and can withstand 550-foot pounds of force. the sleeve is, painted safety red like a fire alarm and meant to be fast and easy and slips on in second. one community college already has them installed. >> hopefully we will never use them. hopefully we will just have to dust them every once in a while and they will be on the the wall but in case we need them that is why they are there and if you were just trying to buy sometime. >> it is small enough to hide away in the drawer. it cost 65 bucks. it is pretty cheap as well. by the way, it is custom

elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. i hit a few light puddles coming into work this morning. over at the bay bridge they turned on the metering lights early around 5:40. so you can see the tweet from "kcbs traffic," it's already backed up to the maze early this morning. so you're already crowded in the cash and fastrak lanes and then it's actually sluggish up the incline which we don't sometimes see. sometimes it's just backed up to the metering lights. this accident just clearedded in santa cruz mountains northbound 17 at summit. it was a car that spun out, hit another car. the traffic alert is cleared. that left lane is now open. also word of possible caltrain delays. here's a tweet we just spotted from caltrain warning of a car stuck on the tracks at 16th and san francisco. tow crews are on scene now but the southbound caltrain 104 is just waiting there. we're not sure what's going to happen to the passengers just yet. hopefully they will get the car off the tracks. also, in san jose northbound 101 just beginning to see that slow traffic approaching julian/mckee exit. that's "kcbs" drive to work. frank and michelle, back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>>

actress mary elizabeth winstead also got hit. she tweetedse photos were deleted long ago, i can only imagine the creepy effort that went into this >>> wearing white after labor day isn't just a fashion no-no. historian kenneth c. davis is in our toyota green room to reveal the surprising origins of an american holiday. that's next on "cbs this morning." 120th anniversary of labor day. many americans are celebrating the unofficial end of summer with backyard barbecues, beach getaways, shopping, we're celebrating on the set with you this morning, anthony and i, but many of us have really lost sight of the real significance behind this national holiday. kenneth davis is the author of "don't know much about history." welcome back to studio 57. >> good morning. >> good morning. people sort of check this off as a long weekend, but what is this day really about? >> well, it started out with a picnic in new york city in 1882, but this is time when labor and work was no picnic. we're talking about people were six-day weeks, 12-hour days, there were n