gayle? >> all right, adriana.. >>> scientists may be a step closer in a race to develop a simple blood test on alzheimer's. in a new study researchers report 87% accuracy in predicting who will get this incurrable disease within a year. more than 5 million americans have alzheimer's. it's the sixth leading cause of death. dr. james galvin is a neurologist from the university of langone medical center. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> this sounds exciting and significant. is it? >> it can be. the important thing is any new test has to be replicated in a large represented sample to really understand its true importance. >> how does this one work? >> what the study did is they looked at about 1,100 individuals, some with healthy brains, some with alzheimer's disease, most importantly some with mild cognitiveimpairment. many of these individuals but not all will go on to develop alzheimer's disease. >> how is it different than how they tested for it in the past? >> right now we don't have a blood test for alzhe

good morning, gayle. >> good morning, gayle. >> yes, guys, before i come to you, i always get a shoe critique from og at your place. yesterday he asked me, gayle, did those shoes hurt you? annual dray ya, you have to explain to -- andrea, you have to explain to him when shoes have platforms, they're okay. i asked if he approved and he said okay. now we can get started because he has approved. the aftermath of the huge storm that brought lightning, wind and relentless rain to parts of the country. plus, hillary clinton hinted to a run at the white house on the daily show. and a closer look the at huge operation already working to control clinton's image. and big, slow and ugly. that's what the insurance institute for highway safety says should be on your mind when you buy a used car. we'll have the results of the institute's first ever used car safety test. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. mike and andrea, give my best to og when you see him. >> we will. your stylist in washington, d.c. will get your regards. have a great morning. >> i can tell he's a fashion fa

good morning. >> good morning, gayle.sents the fastest growing segment of online daters. many seniors, though are finding the dating landscape has dramatically changed in the digital age. >> i didn't know whether a relationship would be something i would even want. >> two years after losing her husband, 73-year-old judith hem ber realized she wanted something more. >> what was missing? >> closeness, romance, a man. >> like a growing number of baby boomers that have gone through divorce or the death of a spouse, she turned to the internet. >> i went online. and i got nothing. >> nothing? >> i checked in every morning. 105 people have looked at your -- no one, no one favorited. no one winked. no one did anything. and i got used to it. >> discouraged, she took a step back and gave a time honored tradition an old-fashioned try. >> you're a matchmaking team. >> we are a matchmaking team. >> peggy is a social worker. her husband richard a psychologist. for nearly two decades they've been working with singles looking for love. >

it's our song, gayle. scott stein of cnet has two of the options out this morning.r" at 8:00. >>> republicans argue that some of the white house's policies have sent a signal that children who get here won't be deported. >> 46 million americans are at risk for severe weather today. >> more than a dozen tornadoes were spot across central iowa today. >> it could be damaging to pistorius as it appears to contradict him. >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu formed the father to say he is shocked. >> he's making a statement to say he controls the area. in terms of the u.s. intelligence find him, i don't think -- >> the critic who doesn't review movies or music or restaurants. >> all right. instant review. >> yeah. all right. i wouldn't -- it's not my favorite type of flavor, i guess. >> i stared at the shark face to face, looking at his eye balls as he bit right into me. >> four people are in the hospital in morning. >> would you rather get gored by a bull or bitten by a shark? >> bitten by a shark. >> nuzzled by a puppy. >> announcer: today's "eye opener" at 8:00 is pre

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i believe that is gayle king. good morning, gayle. >> i am here and i'm in a good mood. my fashion guru approved my shoes. ahead millions of gallons of water wasted in drought stricken california. we're in l.a. where crews are still cleaning up from the water main break that caused major damage there. first on cbs this morning, i always like when we can say that, former minnesota governor jesse ventura joins us after being awarded nearly $2 million in an antidefamation suit against a deceased navy seal and his widow. why he felt the need to defend his reputation. and cell phone cases and soon parts of computers all made out of thin air. ben tracy visits the company that learned how to turn pollution into plastic. how did they do that? the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 straight up. see you in a couple of minutes. >> i don't know how you do it. you have great stories this morning. >> that and 3-d technology. >> that's what we try to do every day, have great stories. go figure. >> and you do it regularly. good to see you guys. have a great show. >> the

>>> i am gayle king with anthony mason mason.station shows how big arthur is. >> evacuation orders and hurricane warnings in in place there, and heavy surf is already hitting the north carolina coast, but one reporter says conditions will get rougher in just hours. >> all eyes on the tropical eubgs. it's a category 1 hurricane. the pressure continues to fall down to 983 millibars and moving off to the north-northeast. you can see a closer look off the east to charleston. most of the track today will parallel the coastline. hurricane warnings up from surf city up to the border and here is the official track from the national hurricane center expected to make a landfall or come close to it on the outer banks, and that will happen tonight. it's track is close to new england during the friday overnight and close enough to bring heavy rain to the boston area and disrupted already fireworks displays in new england. far northeastern corner of south carolina, much of eastern north carolina, and a chance for hurricane-force winds will be

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and margaret brennan.> a storm blamed for much in the northeast caused flash flooding around new york city. thousands of homes lost power. thousands of drivers sat in traffic jamts for hours. >>> in the meantime in raleigh, north carolina, they god hit with record rain. the storm hit at the worst possible time right at rush hour with winds up to 50 miles an hour. >> fighting is getting more intense. israel stepped up air strikes after a proposed cease-fire fell apart tuesday. militants are still firing rockets at israel and their military warns civilians to get out of areas where most of the rocket fire is coming from. the latest israeli attacks targeted senior leaders of hamas.& so far the violence has killed one israeli and more than 200 palestinians j. >> in moscow 22 people were kill wherchd the train jumped the tracks during rush hour yesterday. 136 others were hurt. investigators say this morning that a new rail switch where the train derail was not normally installed. a foreman and his assistant fac

." >> would gayle king have a fling? michael lohan? >> no. >> what about james fraung owe. >> no. >> what about jamie foxx? >> okay. >> okay. >>> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is on assignment gayle king is off so anthony mason is with us. >> good morning. >> we're going to begin in the middle east because there's no let-up in the battle between hamas and israel on the gaza strip. overnight the conflict spread to the west bank. [ gunfire ] >> thousands of palestinians clashed with israeli troops. one palestinian was reportedly killed and dozens injured. it was yesterday's deadly attack on a u.n. school in gaza that provoked the outrage. at least 15 civilians trying to avoid the violence were killed. barry petersen is in gaza city where people want to know why they became the targets. barry, good morning. >> reporter: you have seen a lot mere in gaza but even in this place where death comes almost hourly, the attack on the sch

. >> thanks, gayle. >>> well, pittsburgh doctor wants to start celebrating birthdays, at the the veryirst one. >> this is just great, ready to serenade new borns the moment they make their appearance. >> ♪ >> doctor kerry jaja of pittsburgh mcgee women's hospital gets everyone to join in for a happy birthday. says he is continuing this tradition, and it was started by a doctor he met years ago 8,000 infants enjoyed his sound track for their grand entrance. >> i just say it is a requirement now that everybody sing's inn if you cannot sing it does than matter. we will all join together. >> ♪ >> doctor jaja says miracle of life still amazes him even after so many years and so many happy birthdays. >> that is beautiful. >> beautiful. >> we will be right back. >>> we will present to you floating grass. the jeffery family of lawrence county alabama had sod put down but then says this is what happened to their yard after 6 inches of rain fell. >> unreal. >> in just two weeks. >> that is water logged all right, may goodness. >> katie has best comparison what did you say a water bed. >> it is

they're coming back. >> i'll let that one pass me by, gayle. we'll be watching. thank you. >>> police say it doesn't meet the criteria for an amber alert but they're trying all they can to find a missing 15-month-old girl. >> they think the toddler is with their father seen here in this photo. metro tells us the child was snatched out of her mother's arms at the southern avenue metro station last night around 7:45. if you have seen darrel keith parker or this little girl, please call police. >>> an airline made an emergency landing. the cane at the chaired an emergency and -- declared an emergency and diverted the flight. all 49 passengers and five crew members aboard escaped safely. the plane took off from bwi and was enroute to chicago. no injuries have been reported. >>> the combination of higher taxes and stricter gun laws became too much for a major retailer gun maker to deal with. >> beretta announced yesterday it is moving all of its manufacturing operations from accokeek to tennessee. and that will translate into millions in lost tax revenue and the loss

good morning. >> well, good morning, gayle. it really is.s it's just confronting it head on not only with that editorial but with art calls all week and an online discussion this afternoon saying it's time for the federal government to let states decide. the times stated this position with the head line "repeal prohibition again," an american flag with stars changing to marijuana leaves. >> it's true we've never endorsed legalization of drugs before. >> reporter: david firestone is a member of the tiechls editorial board. i don't see it as any different as having a couple of glasses of wine with dinner or a martini. if you want to make that choice as an adult, you should be allowed to make it. >> reporter: the editorial argues that the war on pot is actually worse for america than using pot saying the social cost of marijuana laws are vast and the result is racist, noting that enforcement falls disproportionately on young black men. urging congress to repeal the marijuana ban is talking about health effects saying it's far less dangerous tha

>>> i am charlie rose with gayle king, and norah o'donnell is off.e days of rain in the northeast is finally coming to an end. heavy downpours on tuesday caused flash flooding around new york city, and thousands of homes lost power and thousands of drivers sat in traffic jams for hours. >> in the meantime in raleigh, north carolina they got a record 4 inches of rain and the storm hit at rush hour with winds up to 50 miles per hour. >>> and then the fighting with gaza is getting more intense. israel stepped up strikes after the cease-fire failed on tuesday. the military warns civilians to get out of areas where most of the rocket fire is coming from. the latest israeli attacks targeted senior leaders of hamas. so far there have a been one israeli killed and more than 200 palestinians. >>> two subway workers are detained after the derailment during rush hour yesterday. investigators say this morning that a new rail switch where the train derailed was not properly installed. a foreman and his assistant face unspecified charges. >>> no road trips for pre

. >> gayle king joins us from new york, hi gayle. >> i'm here in new york, hi, erika and ukeelee. done didn't baylor on the aftermath of the huge storm that brought wind and rain to parts of the country. plus hillary cliented headed for a run to the white house on the daily show last night. so this morning nancy cordis looks at the huge operation already working to control clinton's image. news is back in the morning, we will see new ten minutes. i didn't stay up late, i recorded it and watched it this morning but they seem to have a good time on the daily show, hillary and jon stewart. >> we saw a couple of clips too. so, we all have to go to bed early. >> sleep before it is dark out. >> yes. >> all right, gayle. >> good show. >> see you guys. >> we will be right back with one last check of traffic and weather together. >> good morning >>> got some sour news out of the sweeter place on earth, hershey pennsylvania. price of hershey chocolate and candy is going up, number one candy producer in the united states says that the prices will be going up 8 percent. this is battle of the

let me start with you gayle. british prime minister said that he's racing the prospect of further sanctions against russia. we are, again, awaiting new word from the white house here. the moment of action what are the realistic things we can expect here in the next, i would say 24 to 48 hours? >> well, i think that is the excellent question. it's the question of the day. secretary kerry spoke about the moment of truth. you're talking about the moment of action. and the truth is that all the moments are hitting the hours of cold political reality that the european union does not have this kind of flip a switch sanctions ability that the united states has. nor is it clear it has the political will. france is about to deliver a warship to russia is part of a $1.2 contract. germany gets a third of the oil and gas supplies and has about 300,000 jobs tied to the russian economy. every one of the european economies is struggling in the wake of the financial crisis and the global recession. so i think that all of this wo

, gayle, good morning. >> this must be barbecue day because they are barbecue here at cbs two outsideucky girls. >> that is what i'm thinking, good day. erika, my best to ukeelee i just her him. the north carolina coast with the latest on hurricane arthur and it could impact travel plans for millions. peter greenburg is here with different travel insurance option was protecting your vacation. >>> u.s. increases security on some flights into this country, cia insider mike morel l joins us with where the threats are coming from. >>> and the world cup inspires tim howard mania with a capitol mania. we will look at the opportunities for america's hottest athletes. news is back in the morning, we will see new about ten minutes and erika i would like to know is there anybody doesn't love tim hour at this moment. >> not a single person. >> and we will see more beards popping up too, starting a trend. >> i think so too. >> gayle thanks so much. we will see new ten minutes. >> 6:51. small south dakota town is stirring up interest around the globe, the entire town is for sale. businessman lance

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to help us answer that, gayle lamone joins us now. gayle, one thing i found very interesting the president's remarks on friday, he sort of explicitly called out to some degree germany, france, great britain, saying we can't afford now, because this is in your backyard, to just move on from this. this is a full-scale civil war that has dire ramifications, civil deaths from these european countries. what can europe do with the assistance of the united states to crack down on vladimir putin and the russian regime right now? >> well, the administration has called this a moment of truth for russia and i think they would also like it to be a moment of truth for the european union. but the question is how do you get around the fact that there are incredibly close economic ties. the german media took a lot of note of secretary kerry's remarks. all the papers were carrying them today. you also have the fact that 300,000 german jobs are supposed to be tied to the russian economy. germany has invested more than 20 billion euros in the russian ec

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gayle?>>> a super typhoon threatening to cause major damage is heading for japan this morning. a photo taken from space, take a look at just how big typhoon neoguri. already thrashing a chain of islands where thousands of americans live. >> reporter: typhoon geoguri with winds gusting up to 150 miles per hour. the tropical cyclone also brought storm surge, 40-foot waves. concrete signs and trees were toppled. wooden homes collapsed. so far one person has died. and over a dozen injuries have been reported, all of them nonlife threatening. tens of thousands of households in 30 towns and villages were without power. the bulk of military forces are based in okinawa. the department of defense moved 61 aircraft and military off the island. okinawa has been rendered a ghost town. all air, sea and land travel, except emergency vehicles w shut down for the storm. japan invested heavily in typhoon protection. the word "typhoon" is japanese. but this one is off the charts. more than 500,000 people were

." >> charlie and gayle send their best to you. we like to say in the morning, the news is back in the morning. >> new sincere back in the morning. those two are holding you back. >> announcer: this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> ome >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." hopefully some progress in ukraine. >> and relief for the families of the victims. >> flight 17 was shot down. bodies of the victims are timely heading home. separatists allowed a train carrying the remains of 200 people to leave and next they'll be headed to amsterdam. >> a look at the primary crash site engine chunks are visible. mark phillips is next to that field in ukraine. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. in fact there are significant developments here at the crash site where international observers have complained this morning that elements of this have in fact been tampered with, cut into and moved, they say, by the rebels controlling this site. and the train carrying the bodies from thi

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charlie rose, norah o'donnell, and gayle king are all off. but, hey, we're here. along with margaret brennan. happy fourth of july. >> happy fourth of july. happy to celebrate it with you. >>> as america celebrates its 28th birthday, arthur crashed along the shore. arthur will race up the east coast staying jeff offshore. >> our correspondents are stationed along the atlantic coast this morning. begin with susan mcginnis in nags head, north carolina, near the eye of the storm. susan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. thousands of people are waking up here across the outer banks this july 4th to survey the damage after hurricane arthur slammed in here, made landfall late last night. overnight arthur swept through eastern north carolina, strengthening into a category 2 hurricane. it is a devastating mix. winds gusting over 100 miles per hour, and torrential rains are pummeling the outer banks. late last night officials were tracking the storm, not expecting arthur to change course, putting thousands more in its destructive path. >> so most people that have be

gayle was arrested tuesday morning in charlotte. the murder happened inside domally's home and was allegedly the result of an argument between the couple. domally was 31 and leaves behind two children. >>> phone scammers trying to take advantage of people. they claim to be with maryland state police and demand that you pay for court or traffic fines. some very smart residents thought something was suspicious even though the number showed up as the maryland state police barracks on their caller i.d.. police remind you they will never call you to ask for money. >>> parents will learn today how the school system plans to pay for eliminating half damons for elementary kids. 245 school day extension starting todays in september. the longer day gives students more time in class, longer recess and more planning time for teachers. the school board must now vote on using $7 million to pay for those changes. >>> we are gearing up for another season of redskins football this morning. >> training camp begins today in richmond. dianna russini is

>> stop, gayle, stop! >> this is so fun! >> i have a couple of surveillance videos for you guys that are just chilling. this first video, we think from china, footage from a elevator. you see a young woman and what look looks a young man walk into the elevator, press the floors they're headed to, normal elevator activity. >> oh. >> oh. >> you're kidding. >> did you see? >> that's what he's after? >> just as she goes to step out, he pushed her out of the elevator door as he grabs her purse. she tries to fight back. she comes back toward the elevator. he fights her off. and then closes the elevator doors. we watch him dig through her purse as the elevator continues on its route and then he puts the purse on his shoulder andr. this next surveillance footage inside a nordstrom in nashville, tennessee, these guys stroll into the chanel section. watch what they do. looks like there are five guys, they start grabbing handbag. reports say they got away with nearly $50,000 worth of items from this area. >> just overwhelmed the employ

. >> yeah, gayle has not had to use a lot of filler. >> 35 bucks. >> these are actually not very exceptivehat? >> 17 bucks. what about granny panties? >> i imagine 12 bucks. >> like the kind of thing you would try to drown rats in. >> like 15 to 20. >> based on material, if you lay this on the material, it's five of those to make this so, like, 30 bucks. >> nick? >> $18. >> okay. >> i think stephen is close. i'm going with $30 like him. >> i'll guess 21. >> i'll be impressed with you, nick, 18 bucks. >> you know your panties. what does that say about you? do you buy a lot of panties? what are you wearing? >> how do you think i keep my girlish figure? >>> that's it for "right this minute." >>> that's it for "right this minute." we'll see you next time. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> feeling worn down and worn out? dr oz: all of that stops right now. we are going to jump-start your energy. >> dr. oz's ultimate anti-aging food plan. a seven-day plan to boost your energy. dr oz: seven days a big commitment but i know we can do it. >> this is a plan that will really work. >> seven sim

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the situation is widespread norah and gayle and charlie. at one point almost the even tire state was under a flash flood watch. they saw rain in about two minutes. >> it was like you're under water very reports of water more than 2 feet deep didn't keep drivers off the road. this family needed to be rescued after their car became submerged. >> lucky we got down here in time because the car could have filled with more water. >> reporter: and this area turned into a lake as the mile high city slowed to a crawl. crewed worked into the night clearing the mess. no injuries were reported. and some of the hardest hit areas, firefighters say they received nearly a dozen calls from drivers stuck in floodwaters. officials are warning people if they can't see the ground, turn around. and emergency crews are prepared for even more mudslides today as we're expecting even more later today. emergency crews are prepared, as i mentioned. the flash flood watch is expected until later this afternoon. charlie. >> rahel, thanks. >>> a wildfire is too dangerous

gayle. >> thank you, michelle. i've got to get down there quick.r is next on ♪ >>> well the first show sold out in 40 seconds. >> wow, that's pretty amazing. a bunch of wrinkly old men trying to make a bunch of money. the best one died years ago. it was fantastic. it was the funniest thing. i mean they put it all up on youtube. >> mick jagger was not talking about himself or the rolling stones. the members of monty python played that tongue in cheek monday at a news conference. as we reported to you the comedy group begins a series of shows tonight in londonon. on the road. >> i for one can't wait. that does it for >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. right now crews are removing a plane from a marsh near pennsville salem county. that plane went down this past weekend. chopper three over that plane near fort moth state park, it will be evaporated by the federal aviation administration as they search for the cause every saturday's crash. the pilot reported engine trouble. the pilot and passenger suffered minor injuries. >>> right now we want to ge

gayle king is off. so anthony mason is with us. >> good morning. great to be here. >> great to have you here. we're going to begin in the middle east. overnight the conflict spread to the west bank. >> thousands of palestinians clashed with israeli troops. one palestinian was reportedly killed and dozens injured. it was yesterday's attack on a u.n. school in gaza that provoked the outrage. they were killed. barry petersen is in gaza city where people want to know why they became the targets. barry, good morning. >> reporter: they have seen a lot here in gaza, but even in this place where death comes almost hourly, the attack on the school left people shocked. the wounded and the dead poured into this hospital, mostly women and children. the emergency room struggled to cope. when we saw this 7-year-old, see seemed unconscious, but then good news, she opened her eyes. the red cross said they were bringing buses, the relative told us, but then we were struck with artillery fire from tanks. they have turned their schools into safe hairchs. there were s

. >> that's why gayle king joins us live from new york. good morning, gayle. >> that's why i'm here. we're ready. hello, andrea and mike. people are bundling up across the midwest. and we'll explain the record low temperatures and why some people have to wear coats in july. what does it mean to our weather long term? holly williams is in gaza city with the overnight deal on a cease-fire. and saving money with your phone. how does that work? the technology that allows you to control your home temperature when you're not even there. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. mike and andrea, i'm thinking it's like, you know, your cable company, you can program a tv show when you're not home. maybe you can do with your temperature. i like this idea. >> we'll be watching. >> bye-bye. >>> the first round of deportation since the immigration crisis started unraveling along the nation's southern border have taken place. >> undoipted families have been returned to -- undocumented families have been returned to central america where th

. >> gayle king joins us from new york, she has your preview. >> hey ukeelee ander contact i know thatood works organization. they do fantastic work. >> yes, they do. >> reporter: very familiar. good to see you guys, head severe storms claimed five lives we are tracking damage across the east. plus atlantic city is losing its luster. with casinos closing the beach resort is struggling. michelle miller is there with why the mayor tells her gaming no longer takes center stage. >>> one word or one sound that unites soccer fans. >> elaine keyano just returned from brazil and she visits a school where they teach aspiring announcers. the news is back in the morning so ukeelee and erika, we will see new ten minutes but before we go i want to hear your best g-o-a-l-l-l. >> you beat me to it because i was going to ask you to do it. >> nope, go ahead. >> i'll do it. >> three, two, one. >> goallllll. >> yes. >> that was pretty good. >> all right, gayle talk to you later. >>> well, more often than not we will see anchovies on pizza. >> a school in california anchovies off the coast of san diego. t

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gayle. >> all right, elizabeth, thank you. >>> this morning ukraine closed the airspace where flightapparently attacked. the faa warned pilots nearly three months ago to stay out of that area. malaysia airlines say it planes flew roughy the same path 14 times in the last two weeks. thursday's path went just a little farther north than usual. >> in hours before the incident, a number of passenger aircraft from different carriers used the same route. there was no last-minute instructions given to the pilots of mh-17 to change the route of the flight. >> but this morning the airline is changing the route that its plane used between asia and europe. seth doane is in kuala lumpur where flight 17 was supposed to land last night. seth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there were 44 malaysians on board that aircraft, 15 of them based here in kuala lumpur. family members and next of kin have been coming to the airport searching for some sort of information. right now the family members and next of kin have been cordoned off, kept to one side of the departure lounge, not allowed to tal

wouldn't you agree, gayle?. >> 10% of people aren't eating breakfast at all. >> this is fun. i enjoyed it. >> can you work with charlie and norah? >> i'll let them work it out. >> they're all good. >> fortified and fluoride mushed together in one word. >> i knew what you were trying to say. >> thank you. >>> nearly two out of three women say they get harassed on the street. one woman has had enough. watch out she confronted a guy on the street. >> when women are walking down the street, they're not walking by saying i give a [ bleep ] what strangers think about my appearance. they want to get to and fro. >> okay. we'll show you more ways cat callers are catching heat. that's coming up next on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: cbs morning round presented by pronamal toothpaste. i wanted to fix it, i wanted to fix it right away. my dentist recommended pronamel. he said that pronamel can make my teeth stronger, that it was important, that that is something i could do each day to help protect the enamel of my teeth

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.are sending an ominous message. the violence will get worse. israeli warplanes attacked dozen of targets overnight killing at least 26 people. one strike destroyed the home of hamas' top leader in gaza. >>> and the only power plant in gaza shut down. you can still see the smoke billowing. meanwhile, both sides continue to blame each other for monday's explosion that killed ten children at a hamas playgrounds. and gunmen climbed out of a tunnel and they killed five israeli soldiers. >> and the violations of a nuclear treaty are, quote, a very serious matter. those weapons are outlawed under a 1987 agreement. russian officials say they investigated the claim and the issue is closed as far as they're concerned. >>> the international crisis and president obama is spending more time talking with foreign leaders than he has in years. that's according to an analysis of the president's phone logs. bill plante is at the white house with the numbers and the reaction. bill, good morning. >> well,

>>> i am gayle king with norah o'donnell, and charlie rose is off today.ashington state opened minutes ago for business. it's day one of the pot law the voters approved two years ago. >> most stores say they will not open today and some customers lined up for hours to make sure they could buy some weed this morning. the opening day price is expected to be around $20 a gram. >>> and then a roller coaster shut down after 22 people stuck in the air. the coaster partially derailed after hitting a tree limp fell on the track. riders spent nearly three hours stranded three stories in the air, and six were hurt and two went to the hospital. they are all expected to be okay. >>> the white house contpurplgzfirms the president will talk deportation tomorrow. >> rick perry said no to a photo-op. >> perry, he has been one of the strongest critics on immigration. he turned an opportunity to meet the president at the dallas airport tomorrow but he has met him when the president has gone to texas in the past. the administration will send congress a request today for almo

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thank you, gayle king. see you at 7:00. >>> 6:45. now a very serious story.e are following some breaking news out of taiwan. 51 people are dead after a plane crash in taiwan. nine others are injured. this happened during an emergency landing in pung sh hu. the transasian airliner crashed outside the airport. the plane was carrying 54 passengers and four crew. >>> apple's phones are a big seller. it's ipads apparently not so much. >> here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> good morning. >> reporter: corporate earnings are the big driver on wall street today, in particular from silicon valley and apple. it's results are mixed. profits up 12% from a year earlier to $7.7 billion. revenue shy of expectations, up 6%, still a massive amount, at more than $37 billion. phone sales came in strong 35 million. ipad about 13 million weaker than expected and that explains a big portion of apple's new partnership with ibm in which big blue will resell ipads and iphones to its global clients around the world. apple shares this morning are trading higher

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." >> gayle king is in the big chair today. she joins us. she is standing by the big board as usual. >> yes. i'm standing in front of the wall. frank and michelle, are either of you wearing red, white and blue? if you are not, don't worry. enough for both of you today. >> i'm wearing white. >> i got white. >> there you go. >> i got green on, sorry. >> i knew i could count on you michelle. good to see you. ahead, it's win or go home for the team usa. that's why we're all decked out in red, white and blue today. elaine quijano is in brazil where the players say they are ready to take on belgium. we'll talk with a former u.s. world cup player who also played in belgium's professional league. plus there is a new recommendation to drop a routine health screening for women. we'll ask a leading gynecologist with the cost benefits and the potential risks. and he went from a convicted criminal to a hollywood star. mark wahlberg tells us about his personal transformation and why he will never let his daughters date. wonder what they say about that. th

thank you, gayle king. you at 7:00. >>> gas prices are behind an increase in producer prices. >> here kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. good morning, frank. also a big deal out there. apple and ibm have signed a new partnership with was unthinkable not that long ago when apple debuted the macintosh in 1984. they specifically bashed ibm in their commercials but the two are working together on business applications which will start debuting in the fall. also, ibm will resell iphones and ipads to its businesses around the world. that would give apple a big push in its effort to sell more of its devices to enterprise firms. >>> also, this morning we have earnings reports from intel and yahoo out. intel had a strong quarter revenue up 8%. yahoo down 3%. stock prices reflecting those reports. home sale side inflation, the labor department says its producer price index rose four- tenths of a percent in june much of that from gas prices rising over 6% i

juliette and frank, back to you. >> thank you, gayle king, see you at 7:00. >>> u.s.around in the latest quarter after taking a big hit earlier in the year. here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. some good news to start off our wednesday. when it comes to the economy, the commerce department says in the 2nd quarter we saw gdp growth of 4%. that comes after a 2.1% decline in the 1st quarter which was revised in an upward revision from 2.9% lost in its original take also second half was raised higher than the original take. job growth is a big factor in all of that. adp says the private sector added 218,000 jobs in july. fourth straight month of gains of at least 200,000. economists are looking for a gain of around 235,000 when the labor department reports its take on monthly job growth. also today the federal reserve wraps up its two-day policy meeting, investors looking for clues as to when the federal reserve will eventually raise interest rates. also, twitter reporting earnings topped expectations revenue m