. >> gayle was her mother. >> nici was sunshine. she was the kind of person that when she walked in a room, the room lit up. >> gayle raised nici and her sister, tanya, in the suburbs of seattle. there were carefree days at the nearby lake. >> is nici your annoying kid sister or was she a pretty cool kid? >> she was a very annoying kid sister. mom insisted on dressing us alike. >> in high school, mia says nici was a friend to everyone. >> every day, eating lunch together. she never sat. she would walk around and visit with people. she always saw the good in people. she didn't see the bad in people. >> after graduation, nici brought that winning spirit into the workplace. eventually landing a plum position in the head offices of bally total fitness. kimberly thomas was on her team. >> nici was a great boss. she cared about how your day was, she cared about how you were feeling. she cared about your birthday. >> bally's is where nici met david pietz. he exuded smooth confidence. he seemed to be going places. >> he was definitely a ver

former president clinton called her a treasure and gayle king was a good friend. gayle? >> i was. i knew her for close to 30 years. i have to say, guys it's even tougher today than it was yesterday to know you won't hear the voice, the conversations are the wisdom of maya angelou. she died very quietly in her sleep yesterday morning. she was a writer of extraordinary grace, a champion for justice, an inspiration to millions but what she was most proud of about all else of being a teacher. outside maya angelou's house in winston salem, north carolina a memorial has sprung up. she died wednesday morning. cause of death has not been released. >> you may trod me in the very dirt but still like dust i'll rise. >> reporter: president barack obama, who awarded angelou with the medal of freedom said "the voice he found helped generations of americans and inspired the rest of us to be our best sells. oprah shared her feelings "she moved through the world with unshakeable calm confidence and a fierce grace. i loved her and i know she loved me. i will profoundly miss her." angelou was 86 but

good morning to you, gayle.ere all the academics agreed the procedure works if it is used on the right patient. the basic idea for cool sculpting, that's what it's called, stem from kids who ate pop sik popsicles. the cold was killing the fat cells in their teeth. now doctors are applying that to other parts of the body. if you've ever seen before and after pictures these are not that surprising. when you hear the fat was removed after just four treatments without using a knife or a needle these results are unprecedented. >> i so badly want to believe this works. >> well, i think it's the most proven technology. >> reporter: this doctor says the procedure is called cool sculpting. it was created by two harvard doctors and has been cleared by the fda for treating thighs, love handles and belly. >> i feel a major vacuum. >> reporter: alice is a allerton was being treated while we watched. does it feel like ice? >> yeah, it does. like a thin sheet of ice. >> reporter: the process of cool sculpting feels like ice be

gayle king is here. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. happy friday. >> we begin with another near disaster in the sky. official says two airbus a-23 jets crossed paths at take-off and came within a second or two of hitting each other. >> it happened two weeks ago. jeff pegues is in washington where an investigation is under way. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and good morning to our viewers in the west. with passenger planes sometimes traveling at more than 500 miles an hour, there is very little room for error. this appears to be another case where an air traffic controller made a mistake and put two passenger jets on a collision course. just after 10:00 p.m. on may 9, two united aircraft prepared for take-off. flight 601 heading for vancouver. air traffic control instructed the pilot to take off. at the same time another united flight, 437, had already departed for mexico city on another runway. the vancouver-bound flight was also told by air traffic control to turn right, putting it directly in the path of flight 437.

. >> o'donnell: my "cbs this morning" colleague gayle king was a personal friend of maya angelou. i know you knew her for nearly three decades. what will you miss most? >> yes, i do, i do, i do. we have been thinking about it a lot today, those of us who know her and love her. and i will miss most her voice and her conversation. norah, there wasn't one time that you spent with maya that you didn't feel better, you didn't want to be better when you left her house. oprah and i were there last month, she was working on what now turns out to be her last book about encounters and she read part of the book to us and her voice was so deep and so resonant. i was talking-- i talked to family numbers morning. she went to bed last night. she was laughing and joke yesterday. she was making plans for a 4th of july party. and, you know, she was fine at 5:00 in the morning, and by 7:00 she was no longer with us. she had no intention of leaving- - we all knew this day was coming, norah, we just didn't know it would be today. she had been fragile for so long so we were expecting it, but not today.

we continue our appreciation of maya angelou with gayle king.a great friend of mine. she and maya knew each other more than 30 years. she has called the poet and teacher one of a kind in all the best ways. gayle is co-host of cbs this morning and much more than that. i am pleased to have her with me at this time knowing the depth of her feelings about maya angelou. i thank you. >> it's been a very interesting week, charlie. the first day came as we had just gotten off the air and you sort of get through that. the next day, after watching all the tv coverage and seeing your friend's name with the birth date and end date of her death and then to see people going to her house and laying flowers at a house you have been to many times was very, very hard. >> charlie: tell us the maya you knew. >> well, i was thinking about this because what is it like to admire somebody as a kid and then you meet them and then you become friends, so friendly you see them in your pajamas, so friendly they're in the kitchen cooking for you, that they're asking you your

so gayle is up first.over a lot of court and the man can dance. >> he is like, come on, give me a chance. all right, here we go. he's rocking it. both of them are going to go at it here. this is some serious dancing from tennis players. who won? i want you to tweet me. let me know. i got to go with gayle on that. that's good stuff. the fans might want to watch that more than they do tennis. >>> that's it for me. tweet me who you like in that dano danceoff. >>> just ahead, the bizarre ramblings of the santa barbara killer and what could be behind his videos. >>> fighting fire with prevention. what authorities are doing in the east bay this weekend to keep residents safe. >>> and robots taking over. the strange high-tech creatures and what they mean for the future of robotics. abc 7 news returns in just a moment. t stayin that's why they've got lear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. te of summer with fresh sweet corn, 8 for just $2. grill

>> camping, gayle? >> no, thanks. i know that was a trick question.ey poupon. >> that just came out of your mouth. >>> nearly 30,000 americans study abroad each year but some are trying to recruit those students and spies. how the fbi is fighting back by going to the movies. i'm talking, you two. >> okay okay. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by macy's. hi. what did you do to deserve that thin mints flavor coffee-mate? it's only one of the most delicious girl scout cookie flavors ever. i changed the printer ink. try coffee-mate girl scout cookie flavors. chili's lunch combos starting at just 6 bucks. hurry in and try our new santa fe chicken quesadillas or the delicious bacon ranch. served with fries and your choice of soup or salad. chili's lunch combos starting at 6 bucks. [ female announcer ] when you're serious about fighting wrinkles, turn to roc® retinol correxion®. one week fine lines appear to fade. one month deep wrinkles look smoother. after one year, skin looks ageless. high performance skincare™ only from roc®. so

. >> gayle is here now because of some news that we learned a short time ago. gayle? >> you know, charlie, norah, we all knew it was coming, the death of maya angelou. but when you hear it, it does hit you in the stomach. i just got off the phone with oprah and just talked to people at maya's house and it's true, she died in her sleep early this morning. she was 86 years old. this woman of letters grew up in poverty and rose to great heights. maya angelou arrived into the company of presidents after an improbable journey. >> we listen care flip as it gathers strength. we hear a sweetness, a word. >> reporter: she punctuated her poetry with a constant call. >> leaving behind nights of terror and fear, i rise into a day break miraculously clear. i rise. >> reporter: this is what she did to become an author, poet, actress, songwriter, dancer, college professor, historian. she was the winner of three grammy awards and director and producer of movies. >> cut. >> she rose up from a humble childhood in stamps, arkansas. she went on to master five foreign languages and live i

there should be gayle marriage. why not. >> all right should they drop up on pop. toronto has something else to fuss about. residents there ask their public library to get rid of six books over the last year including dr. suess's book hop on pop saying the story encourages violence against their fathers. the majority of health care costs come from hopping related instanc instances. you know what i would rather nobodying focus on. this, it's awesome. ♪ ♪ >>> finally, he is stuffing something in his ohole not the other way around. >> where do they go. >> is that cultural appropriation that he's eating all of those burr eat oes. somef prank. this isn't a prank. toronto is the exception to the canada is awesome rule. they came new york city sizes over night and they should play them some npr tapes and they are anna agexaggeration of the wors berkeley, madison combines. this is the worst beta males ever. imagine you suffered this trauma they are scared of. the dad goes i was hopped upon. >> they are free health care so w

i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.uld affect tens of millions of people from michigan to texas. a dallas area got the worst of the bad weather yesterday. the wind was close to hurricane strength at its peak. the system caused widespread damage. >>> also in dallas rescue crews pulled five teenagers out of the swollen river, taken to a local hospital to get checked out. nearly four inches of rain fell in a couple of hours there. the same line of storms caused tornadoes in southern minnesota. it left some damage but there were no serious swrurs. meteorologist megan glaros of our station wbbm is tracking the storms. megan, good morning. >>> good morning. we are looking at severe weather that has now pushed east of minnesota and iowa but still in place in texas today. in fact, from the rio grande all the way up to the indiana/ohio border there is the potential for severe weather today for isolated tornadoes large hail and damaging winds. i'm also concerned about flooding as a risk across the southeast, specifically the area

gayle saltz. holly, what is your reaction to sterling calling herself co-owner?question is what legal claim might she have to the team? could she stop this forced sale? >> she could. what you are looking at is california is a community property state. they have been married longer than they have been owned the clippers. he didn't buy them until 1981. they have been married since 1959. so any of the property that was accumulated during the course of that marriage is considered community property, randi. she does have a claim. california's 50/50 state and don't forget sterling started his career as an attorney. as a personal injury and divorce attorney so he's familiar with the laws. so there may be a pre-nup in place we haven't heard about. there may be a legal document drafted getting her to say i amy not part owner of the team and very interesting to see what documentation she is able to produce and what documentation he is able to produce to fight her on this. she stands a very good chance because if she files for divorce, this is a marital asset and you will h

. >> gayle is falling out of her chair. >> this is a good one. >> that's going to do it for us here atright this minute." we'll see you next time. everybody. i'm beth troutman. we've got great videos from the web, right here, "right this minute." >>> it's a fitting tribute to a young gear head. >> who was 19 years old. he recently died of leukemia. >> the story behind the burnout that helped a community say good-bye. >> take it out of my hand. >> if you offer new yorkers a dollar. >> how many people will take it? >> the surprising freebie they'd rather have instead. >> that plane is going down. but this is not -- >> what you think. >> a plane csh

. >> oh, it gets better, gayle. stop sniffing and curls up next to the fella's head. just kind of starts nosing through his hair. >> can we keep it? >> i wish. >> looking for a nip until that hair. >> not going to find it. >> none producing mill. >> i think he likes me. >> i think so too. maybe he'll let us visit up there. >> how adorebly sweet. guy decides to plop down in the field and ends up with this as his new best friend. going to move her along to a new green pasture or to the woods, a little more protection. >> should probably get it up there. >> a lot of confused faces in this video. >> what? >> the guy from hans films, youtube mama -- magician prankster. >> shows up at best buy. >> i returned a camera and you credited me too much money. >> too much? >> like a lot too much. >> like a million dollars. >> yeah. >> 1, 00178.36. i feel a little weird. people are freaking out. they don't know what to do, never seen anything like this before. he does this with a number of different employees. looks like at different best buy stores. >> i don't know what you do with

you wouldn't know gayle is sitting flebs to me. i've tried everything. nothing has worked.t jingle like this called "turn your phone 90 degrees." ♪ i think it's time to break it to you slowly ♪ ♪ there's something wrong with the way you're holding your phone ♪ >> her friend helping her out, holding the phone vertically, ruining her music video. ♪ could you please just turn your phone 90 degrees ♪ ♪ when you hold it horizontally ♪ >> this could be your theme song your ring tone. i this the girl whodon't care" ♪ i don't care about your snap chat i don't even know why i use it ♪ >> yes. i remember her. that song still stuck in my head forever ago. >> maybe that will help people keep their phone 90 degrees and if you don't -- ♪ i'll break your knees >> oh. >> oh. >> i was not expecting that. >> that's how serious this issue is. we get facebook messages saying why do you put the black bars on the side? >> we don't. >> why are you doing the picture in picture it's messing with my eyes. >> we try to fill up the black voids. the way to avoid annoying you is turn your phone 90 degre

gayle? >> all right. thank you, chip. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning" -- is that an issue?t, spinach. ahead on "cbs this morning," new dr. holen ratings are just out. dr. holly phillips is in our toyota greenroom. atorgot about that with bush. t's funny. sunscrme sun screens are not approved in the u >>> roy orbison's voice was so good it was called criminal. now a quarter century after his death unlocking a long lost secret. his sons show us what they did with the surprising find. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." morning." ♪ only the lonely know the way i feel tonight oh, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ only the lonely know the feeling anlt right ♪ you, give them the edge they deserve... new edge, from osteo bi-flex with joint shield helps strengthen your joints.° it works as hard for your joints, as they do for you. get the added benefits... of joint & muscle, and joint & energy. new edge from osteo bi-flex, so you're always ready for action. find it in your vitamin aisle. ♪ ♪ have your next burger with a side of awesome. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy. miracl

. >> thanks, gayle. >> i didn't cut you, did i? >> here it comes.e it comes. >> i just want the topping. >> christian, come have some. >> tau. >> say hello. awesome. mina, you're the best. i love cereal so much. my favorite thing in the world. if i could have one food the rest of my life it would be cereal. >> she added marshmallows and chocolate chips. >> holy crap. >> it's a dream. >>> naked and alone for ten days. >> no water. no food. not even a knife to do anything. >> hear from discovery's marooned star on why his skills couldn't prepare him for everything. >> i didn't like the nakedness thing. >> a student gets a special package. >> with a note inside saying you have a series of challenges you need to complete. >> how accomplishing every challenge makes for a sweet surprise. >> get tuesday's buzzword for a chance to win an ipad mini. female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings

norah o'donnell is on assignment but gayle king is with us. >> good morning, charlie. >> eric shinseki is apologizing for a breach of trust. eric shinseki is removing top leaders at the phoenix v.a. hospital. he's also denying performance bonuses for all executives this year. and the v.a. is reaching out to the 1,700 veterans kept off hospital waiting lists. >> as many as 40 veterans died in phoenix allegedly while waiting for care. shinseki says he put too much trust in some top v.a. officials. >> i can't explains lack of integrity amongst some of the leaders of our health care facilities. this is something i rarely encountered during 38 years in uniform. and so i will not defend it because it is indefensible, but i can take responsibility for it. and i do. so given the facts i now know, i apologize as a senior leader of the department of veterans affairs. i extend an apology to the people whom i care most deeply about and that's the veterans of this great country, to their families and loved ones who i have been honored to serve for over five years now, it's the call of a lifetime. i

. >> jane pauley, gayle king. >> reporter: the faces so many of you at home will remember. >> reporter: connie chung, and joan lunden. >> reporter: all there to say thank you. with them all standing behind her, a message from barbara to all of them. >> this is my legacy, these are my legacy and i thank all of you. >> so many of the women, and so many of us holding back the tears. and i saw her whisper to you before she told all of you that you are her legacy. >> i wanted to know what she was thinking in the last minutes before her show. you're going to find out later, she's our person of the week. >>> still ahead, 20 seconds from tragedy. what this passenger discovered about his plane's near-disaster in the sky. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. but with less energy, m

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.s morning to bring terrorism to an end in his kcountry. he is under worldwide pressure to find nearly 300 school girls kidnapped by an islamist terror organization. >> the boco haram group is blamed for a massacre. debora patta is in abuja, nigeria's capital. debora, good morning. >> reporter: extremely tight secure here in abuja today. to give you an idea we passed through three heavily armed che checkpoints in the space of just 20 minutes. now the forum was immediately used as a platform to talk about the abducted school girls. nigerian president goodluck jonathan in his opening address tha thanked the international community. the united states, britain, france, and china have all pledged to send delegations and financial assistance to help in the search for the stolen schoolchildren. and the president also said he believed the kidnappings would be the beginning of the end of terror in his country. but nigerians are furious. they have criticized the government for being slow to act.

. >>> i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell o'donnell. charlie rose on assignment today.cuated as dangerous wildfires got too close. >> fire crews are battling fast-moving flames high heat and strong winds. carter evans is in carlsbad california, where fire destroyed homes and 16 condominiums. >> reporter: this is one of the homes that burned in carlsbad a total loss. i want to give an idea how hot this was. take a look. this is an aluminum ladder melted by the flames. we were here yesterday when fire surrounded this community. in fact, at times the smoke was so thick you could really only see a couple feet in front of you. we were here for about 30 minutes before firefighters arrived. they were busy in other communities nearby saving homes, before they were able to get here. we watched them douse several fires on homes and make quick work of it here in this community. last night, the family that lives in this home came back here to survey the damage. they say what they saw was completely unrecognizable. now as far as the weather is concerned today, we are under another r

oz, messing with gayle, with dr. maya angelou and you're messing can john travolta. if you think john travolta won't whip your celtics loving, little leprechaun ass, you're sadly mistaken. let's not forget how badly it went when matt damon bought a zoo, okay? [ applause ] >> jimmy: he always has to have what i have. he's so jealous, so hateful. i actually think he's worse than donald sterling. anyway, he's kicked off the show tonight. he's banned for life. those of you booing me are also kicked out and banned for life. [ applause ] >> jimmy: on tuesday, nba commissioner adam silver banned donald sterling for life and urged nba owners to force him to sell the team, which they need three quarters of the vote to do. so far there's been no statement from sterling, who is believed to be hold up in his fortress of whiteitude. he also been banned unexpublicably from the bunny ranch in nevada. >> dennis who have said the reason donald sterling is banned for life is out of respect for the nba players that come here to the bunny ranch. >> jimmy: i'm sure they appreciate that r

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. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.geles area to las vegas is blocked this morning the. there has been a giant traffic jam for more than 12 hours. firefighters are trying to put out a fire at a construction site on interstate 15. >> and work crews now have to destroy a bridge that they had just finished building. our los angeles station kcbs is at the scene in hesperia, california. >> reporter: good morning. and what a heck had particular morning it is here in the high desert not only for folks trying to get to work here this morning but for crews trying to clear debris off the 15 and put out a fire that's been burning for almost 18 hours. take a look at this scene. this is a bridge under construction here going above the 16 freeway, the freeway that connects los angeles to las vegas, used especially by truck drivers. the one of the crews working on building this bridge was using a blowtorch and caught some wood on fire. because of the high winds whipping through the area yesterday and last night, that fire continued to

gayle?erson, our political director, has a piece out there raising the same question. raises questions is the best practice. democrats bragged about how maligning mitt romney early on was good and dickerson points out that raising issues about health and age is a standard operating procedure in campaigns and in modern history it's been used chiefly by democrats. >> that's what rush limbaugh said. he is walking back brain damage but he thinks she suffered some kind of catastrophic injury when she fell and we know she fell. >> he's trying to mend his comments. we'll see. thaerng you thank you, jan. >>> the school dropped phillip nelson from the school's program on tuesday. he's accused of kicking a former college player in the head during prague it is on sunday. the 24-year-old remains in critical condition this morning. police also arrested another man accused of punching him during that attack. >>> amazon is the world's largest online retailer. the site sells everything from mattresses to ov

gayle? >> megan, thank you.pected to sign a bill for genetically modified bills. >> several states are working on plans to require gmo labels. major food manufacturers are concerned the labels will draw la negative attention. manufa our dr. david agus is in los angeles. good morning, dr. david agus. >> good morning, norah. >> let's first talk about what are gmos genetically modified s food essentially. >> we've been modifying food or selecting our food for hundreds of years. farmers would get the tomatoes that taste the best, the ones able to be as red as they want. the apples that were the best. in the 1970s came about the technology to insert a gene and to change a characteristic. it's predominantly used to avoid bugs or make their own pesticide and be able to tolerate the herbicide or chemicals we use, and it really has rapid last adoption.15 most of the soy, cotton and cornso that we use today is generaltically modified. that's 70% of the products on lv food shelves that are processed using gmo foods. >> wha

gayle king said this the other day that somebody came up to her -- and this catches me -- and said thather was having a tough time and said, if it's okay for robin, it's okay for my son. i find it surprising that somebody in your own family that don't even know me, but for whatever reason, it helps you understand your own family member orientation, wow. i just never -- i've been so busy fighting for my life that i didn't even think about that aspect of the story, but i'm very grateful that it is creating dialogue for families. >> michael sam talks about maybe he'll be a beacon for others. do you think about it in the same way? >> i think that's for others to determine. i don't look at myself that way. i'm flattered that people do say that about me, but that's not for me to say. >> what did you think of michael sam's drafting, by wathe way, a the now famous kiss that's broadcast? >> it was amazing. what was he supposed to do, shake his hand? i mean, really. i think it was one of those moments also when you see it -- when you saw it happen, it was spontaneous. >> so natural. >> it was so

plus gayle, author of "anatomy of a killer."ed lines from the pick up artist community. >> you hear a lot of things including rage. this is not that a-typical for people who do ultimately go on to commit violence. i think you have to remember that there are many angry grandiose young men that will never commit violence. that leaves us in a very difficult situation. i think we need to reevaluate those first responders, and they're training for viewing someone that maybe they need to bring a clinician, and what they need to be on a look out for. we now have all of the social media material available. but we don't have a means for first responders looking at that and going one step further. >> all too often, these horrific shootings, there are warning signs, right? why didn't we stop this sooner? why weren't we able to see this, his parents stepped in, they said he needs to be checked. there was a number of clues in his bedroom. talk to us about what law enforcement can and can't do legally. >> this is very frustrating and it is in

katie couric, joan lunden, maria shriver, savannah guthrie, gayle king, just a few of the legends joinedt there. >> another special moment for barbara. this image with all ten view co-hosts. meredith, whoopi, rosie debbie, sheri. wow. >> pretty cool stuff, huh. >> celebrations going on strong here at abc today. barbara will be on good morning america an on her final episode of "the view" and tonight barbara walters her story, one of the biggest collections of celebrities ever crammed in to a show. it will start at 9:00 p.m. >>> we move on now. we can breathe a sigh of relief that jay z solange family fuda peers to be over. >> they have broken their silence for the first time since we saw the video. solange going after her brother in law in the elevator. in a statement, jay z, beyonce and solange saying this, they say they worked through their differences and moved on but did not mention what led to that display of let's call it emotion. >> it is a display of emotion. >> little bit. >> little bit. >> just a touch. >> just a touch. >>> another hollywood power couple. word that kim kardashi

. >> mayor gayle mclaughlin of richmond, california. >>> the pot is on the brink of boiling over. >>the financial stress, these days i say to myself, you know what, i'm out of here. i just--i can't take it no more. why bother? >> reporter: she's like a lot of you out there, working hard and feeling like you're going nowhere fast. we'll take a look at her challenges and some solutions on my focus of middle class. today electric cars. tomorrow, electric houses? ambitious plans for batteries. keep it here. >> on techknow... >> we're heading towards the glaciers >> a global warning >> is there an environmental urgency? >> that is closer than you think... >> even a modest rise, have dramatic impacts on humankind. >> how is it changing the way you live today? techknow... every saturday, go where science meets humanity... >> this is some of the best driving i've ever done... even though i can't see. >> techknow... >> we're here in the vortex... only on al jazeera america >> more than 25 million middle classme class americans are living paycheck to paycheck. we're tracking three families who

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. >> mayor gayle mclaughlin of richmond, california. >>> the pot is on the brink of boiling over. >>ith the financial stress, these days i say to myself, you know what, i'm out of here. i just--i can't take it no more. why bother? >> reporter: she's like a lot of you out there, working hard and feeling like you're going nowhere fast. we'll take a look at her challenges and some solutions on my focus of middle class. today electric cars. tomorrow, electric houses? ambitious plans for batteries. keep it here. >> on the next talk to al jazeera lawyer david boies gives surprising insight intos his most historic case bush vs. gore and tells of his relentless fight for civil rights >> this is the defining issue today... >> talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america >> more than 25 million middle classmeclass americans are livig paycheck to paycheck. we're tracking three families who personify that sobering statistic. tonight we're focusing on the sabinos who feel like they're one step away from economic disaster. >> the car is not turning over. i don't believe this. i'm going to scream

here's gayle king one of oprah's bffs tv. >> i was talking to oprah last night. i know she's very excited about the possibility. i'm thinking i need to get some clippers merchandise. a jersey or two. >> i think you'd be needing to get us some tickets. >> so oprah wants to buy, but she wants a couple investors. by the way, i would love to be an investor in that group. >> well, she's got a couple. one is ellison, the fifth richest man in the world who has made a fortune in i.t. and the other one is -- what's his name, the mogul from -- >> geffen. >> david geffen. i think with oprah in it, that almost guarantees that's the group that will get it. it will go for $700 million. >> at least. a bunch of people lined up. >>> the fact that you said you want to invest in it proves my point, that i want to invest in it, too. i think a lot of this, all the names on here may not be legitima legitimate. you have oscar de la hoya, all of these guys trying to float their names as people who want to buy it who have no intention to buy it. i heard greg gut feld say that you were th

gayle king joins us from new york.rning. >> reporter: i have it for you, hey, michelle and frank, ahead, chinese hackers accused of stealing secrets from american companies, cia insider mike morrell joins us with why it's controversial to go after china and the fallout the u.s. could face. plus, drones are now in use to save animals. how the world wildlife fund says new technology can stop poachers in africa. and from pretty woman, you know the song, to only the lonely, roy orbison is considered one of the great voices of rock and roll. how his three sons are joining him for a never before heard song 25 years after the singer's death. it's very cool stuff. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. and i know you guys recognize the song pretty woman. >> oh, yeah. kind of like natalie cole and nat king cole when they did "unforgettable." >> reporter: i lik it when they do that, nicely done. >> show starts at 7:00. >>> the united states is going after foreign accounts where americans hide money from the irs.

minutes wideight gayle scored two goals. ofy are points ahead manchester city.ter city has two games. liverpool has one game to play. is the title over? >> i know how they felt last same thing did the back in 2005. >> they did. a very happyy dad man. >> did you shed tears that night? >> i was crying like a baby. >> he's not ashamed to admit it. nextdown continues in the hour. we will be breaking more earnings. we will have barclays at the top of the hour as the company releases its numbers ahead of its strategy update. more when we return. ♪ makes a very solid quarter in which all our businesses have been performing profitably. most importantly achieving a of 13%.e he asked the swiss bank is in talks to pay over $1 million to resolve a u.s. tax probe. >> barclays with a strategy at date. we will not have to wait that long for the first quarter numbers. those numbers are crossing now. hello and welcome. well -- ina.m. in london. waiting for those numbers to come through from barclays. said to be a bit smaller than it was. beents around -- we have monitoring their

." >> gayle king joins us now from new york. good morning. >> reporter: hello, you guys.t just giving the weather report? he sounded so happy telling you that it's 90 and 100 degrees. >> that's lawrence karnow. we call him the great karnow. and he is taking a bow right now. >> reporter: hello, great karnow! you guys skipped spring and went to summer. hello. good to see you both. ahead, disturbing signs a deadly disease may be spreading in the u.s. dr. holly phillips on the possible dangers of mers. plus, what you didn't order from amazon. how is it that some customers could be paying for brand names and then they wind up with the cheap stuff? the fakes? and jackie kennedy's thoughts on her marriage, life in the white house and her husband's assassination. they are all revealed in newly uncovered letters written to an irish priest. mark phillips takes a closer look at new insight into your history. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. back to you guys. >> all right. a fascinating story about jackie o. okay. thanks. see you at 7:00. >> reporter: but frank

charlie rose gayle king and norah o'donnell are off.g described this morning as severely mentally disturbed. elliot rodger left videos and writings explaining how his victims would die. police interviewed him last month without searching his apartment. they spoke with rodger at the request of his family but didn't see anything in his behavior to indicate trouble. >> police say rodger stabbed his roommates in his home. the suspect then killed veronika weiss and katherine cooper outside a sorority house and shot christopher michaels-martinez to death at a convenience store. he was planning to study in england next year fld by law school. michaels-martinez' father was asked what he will miss most about his son. >> everything. everything i possibly can. i'm not taking down anything. all of his stuff is going to stay exactly where it is. i'm going to remember him every day all the time. i mean i'm going to miss him. and i'm going to remember him. i'm not going to move on. there's nothing to move on to. i mean this was the best part of my lif

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.lippers owner donald sterling saying magic johnson, quote, should be ashamed for himself. adam silver is apologizing. he mocked the business dealings and history with women. >> what has he done? can you tell me? big magic johnson. what has he done? >> well, he's a business person. >> he has aids. did he do any business? did he help anybody in south l.a.? >> i think he has hiv. he doesn't have full-blown aids. >> what kind of a guy goes to every city and has sex with every girl and catches hiv? is that someone we want to respect and tell our kids about? i think he should be ashamed of himself. i think he should go into the background. but what does he do for the black people? he doesn't do anything. >> magic johnson tweeted last night he'd rather watch the nba playoffs than talk about donald sterling. the clippers' owner used the int interview to repeatedly apologize for the racist remarks that got him banned from the league. >> i made a terrible, terrible mistake, and i'm here with you

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. >>> nigerian officials say a new video showinge kidnappers released this video this morning. >> it appears to show some of the girls for the very first time since last month's abduction. it also shows boko haram's leader saying he would swap the girls for prisoners. debora patta is in nigeria and says they may negotiate with them. >>> people in the middle of the country are dealing with rain wind and snow. a wildfire destroyed 75 homes in the texas panhandle. thousands of people are being told to evacuate near lake meredith, north of amarillo. it is snowing hard in parts of the rockies. some parts of colorado and wyoming received more than a foot sunday. and the storms brought tornados to kansas missouri and nebraska. several nebraska towns were damaged. the tornado threat continues this morning. meteorologist megan glaros of cbs station wbbm is tracking conditions for us. megan, good morning. >> good morning to you. yes, it is this big clash of air masses that's really the problem. you have very warm and muggy air in advance of t

i was trying to pull gayle's hair. she was trying to scissor me.was so fun. >> and this was hoda. she says it's like where's waldo. that was a great one. and ellen said congratulations barbara walters an five decade of history making tv. it turns out the most fascinating person was you. here's my theory on the baby. let me get back here quickly. so savannah's here with the baby. 29 women. but perhaps is there 30? a little girl journalist there? >> interesting. >> i'm thinking ahead here. >> if that's the case, she couldn't be in better company. >> it was crazy. >> it was ladies only. >> no men allowed. >> michael douglas. >> that's right. >> congratulations to barbara. seriously. well, well done. >>> coming up, putting it behind them. jay z, beyonce, and her sister finally break their silence about that heated fight. >>> and how would you feel if this were your child being roughed up by a teacher? the story behind the disturbing video that has this little boy's parents speaking out. but first this is "today" on >>> coming up, we'll tell you about t