it's a decision that seems to make his son galen nervous. >> daddy's going to try to help it, galen. i'm scared. >> it's okay, honey. >> galen, it's okay. >> the camera is rolling as he approaches the 40,000 to 50,000-pound humpback. >> i got within roughly one foot of the eyeball of this humpback just trying to reassure i was there to help. very extraordinary to have that moment. >> fishbach is able to cut some of the net free from the animal's back. >> how's it working, michael? >> when he tries to continue cutting along the side of the whale, it becomes clear that's not the right choice. >> he's freaking out. i got his -- i got his dorsal fin free, that's it. his pecs and 234r50uk flukes are screwed. >> it's now safer to work on the net from on board the boat. fishbach hands over the knife to george who continues to cut where he can. > you've got to cut everything you can. >> fishbach and the boat's captain, alberto, haul the excess net aboard, holding tight, and repositioning the boat with a paddle whenever the whale shifts in the water. >> we were just grabbing and pulling and c

all this one week after unarmed 18-year-old michael brown was shot to death by officer galen wilson. talk to missouri governor jay nixon who declared yesterday a state of emergency. >> this is a test. the eyes of the world are watching. >> schieffer: we'll also hear from the head of the naacp cornell william brooks. northern iraq entering a new phase we'll go to the scene get the latest from the chairman of the house intelligence committee

galen asks on facebook is the percentage on earthquake insurance based on the value of the home or entire property? >> based on your home. how much of your home you're insuring. the land generally is still sitting there. you don't insure that so much as the house and rebuilding. the rebuilding can be expensive in a place like san francisco where you have to prop up other homes, get the garbage out and build a new home. >> jarrett writes on facebook, i do not have earthquake insurance. are items ruined by the power surge covered by pg&e? >> you know, probably not because it's a natural disaster. if pg&e didn't do all they could to make sure the surge didn't happen. they have a form on their website. and then you file it and say all my food went bad in the refrigerator. here is why and when. you owe me money. they take a look at it. >> and megan kay asks via facebook, does insurance help at all? >> it does. earthquake insurance, your car insurance that you have to have not just liability but comprehensive. it takes in almost anything that happens, a flood or earthquake. as long as you have

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. >> it's been one week since galen sisneros and andrew dykman entered usp.n transferred to uinta-3 which contains overflow housing for new arrivals. >> i'm thinking more on the lines of changing my life now. because i'm getting a little too old for this, you know. prison. i mean, i got to grow up sometime. i don't know when it's going to be. >> you kind of keep to yourself, because you never know who's out here to get you. my cellmate is in here for murder. so, it's real, you know. it's kind of scary. hard to go to sleep knowing you're surrounded by all these people. >> randy russell has been struggling with drug addiction. unable to take his methadone prescription, he is suffering from withdrawal. >> your body starts twitching, it's mad. it twitches and keeps fighting. won't let you get in any kind of comfortable position. suicide crossed my mind a few times. >> i could tell that he was struggling and having difficulty dealing with the idle time in here. so i gave him this book by viktor frankel. called "man's search for meaning." >> it makes a lot of sense

all this one week after unarmed 18-year-old michael brown was shot to death by officer galen wilson. we'll talk to missouri governor jay nixon who declared yesterday a state of emergency. >> this is a test. the eyes of the world are watching. >> schieffer: we'll also hear from the head of the naacp cornell william brooks. northern iraq entering a new phase we'll go to the scene get the latest from the the house intelligence committee mike rogers. plus analysis of all of this from our panel. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs once again long night for residents ever ferguson, missouri. we're going to start our coverage with latest there from cbs news correspondent vladimir dudia. >> just voyeurs after governor jay nixon declared a state of emergency here in ferguson, missouri, state of emergency beginning atoned night ending at 5:00 a.m. hundreds of protesters took to the streets there was brief flare up of violence as they advance toward a very large group of police officers. we were in the crowd with the protesters prior to the start of t

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all this one week after unarmed 18-year-old michael brown was shot to death by officer galen wilson. this is a test. the eyes of the world are watching. >> schieffer: we'll also hear from the head of the naacp cornell william brooks. northern iraq entering a new phase we'll go to the scene get the latest from the the house intelligence committee mike

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