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i try to be -- like i said, number of clubs in the bag, gayle.e talking to a guy with the same issue you're struggling with, you don't need to yell. but if you're talking to some person in the audience saying things that aren't true about you, then you treat them a little bit differently. >> nice interview. >> he's always so smooth. he's clearly very comfortable in his own skin about everything he's discussing. he said there's no reason -- i'll announce when i'm ready. you don't expect a different answer but you always say, maybe today is the day. >> why is the issue of drugs and addiction so clearly? >> he talked about that. he said he lost a very good friend, top of his class in law school, that he overdosed, and you have to put a different face on what a drug abuser looks like. he's trying to do that. he's been working on this for a long time. >> it's been part of his appeal, show sensitivity. >> that's right. he's got all of that. all of that. >>> for years no one could catch michael phelps in the pool but police in maryland just caught him o

mayor gayle mclaughlin ran away when we needed her the most.hat would we elect her to city council? >> an ad by chevron's campaign committee moving forward. in 2006, she was a late -- was elected mayor. she is now running for city council. she was not allowed to run for third term as mayor due to term limits. richmond mayor gayle mclaughlin now joins us from san francisco. welcome back to democracy now! can you explain this for our global audience that may not understand what is going on in richmond right now, the extent to which chevron is a player in your municipal elections. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. what is happening in richmond now is that we have made remarkable -- a remarkable transformation over the past 10 years since i have been in office, with other progressive electors and a progressive committed he. over the past 100 years, we were known as a company town, which chevron had control of the city council, having the city council bought out, in their pockets. we had among the highest rates in the nation of violence. we

>> exactly. >> i do like that feature. >> gayle's back, everybody, gayle's back. >> you know what i mean's the truth. it's either you or your finger, however. >> so you tested it, did you like it? >> i tested. i really liked it. so basically, if you already have your phone in your hand which most people do these days, mine is always glued to my hand. >> me, too. >> it's faster than dragging your wallet out of your purse and swiping your card. you tap it, you scan your fingerprint and you're done. >> any securities concerns? >> the security is the most important part. i think consumers are worried why would i put my credit card in my phone, that's dangerous. well, what happens is when you register your credit card with your phone. apple immediately contacts your bank, the token issuer issues a token. let's say it's an alias, and that's stored in your phone. once it gets to your merchant, it's as useful as an1b expired credit card. today, staples, a lot of people are worried if their credit card is at risk, if they used apple pay they would be okay. >> because all they have is a token. >>

what about you, gayle? >> i'm doing both.w enforcement agencies now have a simple but effective tool to save lives in domestic violence cases. it is a checklist of questions to ask victims. in maryland, deaths dropped by 30%. on average in this country, three or more women are killed each day by husbands or boyfriends. anna warner looks at a project in another state showing positive results. good morning. >> good morning. the question researchers and police wanted to answer in oklahoma, could a low-cost simple assessment help connect domestic violence victims to the help they need and reduce or even stop their deaths? >> the reporting party stated he choked her -- >> reporter: it's the second domestic violence call this night for oklahoma city police officer brandy may. >> i'm going to ask you some questions. i just want you to answer honestly, okay? >> reporter: this time it's a mother of two whose ex-boyfriend came back to her home to threaten her. >> it's been terrorizing. not able to sleep. my kids have bad dreams. it's j

the nba's newest owner has been busy in the photo booth with gayle.cdonald. >>> happy tuesday. 8:25. time for some news headlines. the big story today, it's world series time. it kicks off tonight in kansas city. giants and the royals squaring off game number one around 5:00. nlcs mvp madison baumgarner takes the mound for the giants. game 2 tomorrow into it in kansas city, then the next three games in san francisco on the weekend. >>> three teens accused of killing a 15-year-old boy are arrested in mexico. nathaniel torres was shot and killed in windsor in june. it may have been gang-related. the suspects face murder charges in sonoma county after are extradited from mexico. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. . only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save liv th drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medical industry accountable for mistakes. i'm barbara boxer. let's save lives. vote yes on 46. >>> go

>> we definitely do not shake hands, gayle. hands at all. i would say that he has always been friendly and polite to me in person. he does make a distinction between the actions of governments and individuals. he would say that he has no hatred for the american people. his hatred is really for the american government. >> clarissa since you've been inside syria and covered this so closely, what's going on now with these isis fighters on the border in the town of kobani? the u.s. government very upset with the turkish government for not doing anything essentially to take on these rebels that are right on the border. what do you think happens next? >> well, that's really the million dollar question. i mean the turkish president himself said that you know there's clearly a need for more of a ground offenseive, not necessarily from the u.s.-led coalition but at the very least, from the moderate u.s.-backed rebels on the ground in syria. when we interviewed the head of the main group that the u.s. actually sponsors he told us there w

and, gayle, you're a satisfy cer. do you way all the possibilities?tty happy with my life. i don't know why you can't be both. >> that's exactly my point. >> there are times i take a long time to make a decision and others i can do that. >> let me tell you a good example. when people work for me come to me and say i'm thinking i'm going to take a job and it's to add x, y, z, i'll say to them understand it's a great opportunity for you but make sure at this moment that you consider whether there are other jobs that might be more interesting when you cast your lot with people. >> exactly. that might be the middle. the maximizer will go on and on and look forever. >> forever, i see. everything has a decision point doesn't it. >> exactly. >> doesn't it depend on your age. at one point you make your decisions differently. >> exactly. we get more like satisficers. and you get happier as you get older. >> good. thank you. >> i bet you got a lot of reaction. i bet you have a lot of couples. you zbietsd to have a you say it's good to have a maximizersatisfice

gayle king tried to start a lieu more that oprah was dating.d only time i was invited, by the way. >> one more atlanta me, gayle. i might have to eat those words. >> i only do it when i'm traveling. there's days that go by that i don't text. >> we're going to get the fact checker on that. anyway, it makes me happy that you're being following. >> now they say you're kind of cool. i'll take it. >>> americans are trimming fat from their diet but you need to cut a little deeper. a new study shows the amounts of trans fat we eat has declined by three decades. men have cut 32%, women 35%. but our intake is still higher than recommend and we're not eating enough of the so-called good fat. dr. tara narula is here. i'm glad to know there is good fat. i like that. let's start with that. >> what is it? >> poly saturated like olive oil and unsaturated. we're talking omega-3s. they come from fatty fish like tuna and mackerel and herring and trout. but if you can't get it from fish, you don't like it, you can turn to another class, walnuts, flash, seed, vege

helene gayle of the group c.a.r.e. usa on the ground in west africa and richard preston who wrote the 1994 book on ebola "the hot zone." his new piece is out today in "the new yorker." welcome to you both. dr. gayle, let me begin with you. as we heard from liberia from ms. fink, too early to say whether they're getting it under control. i know c.a.r.e. is on the ground there as well. i wonder whether you might respond to something from anthony babbury. he says that "within 60 days, we must ensure that 70% of infected people are in a care facility and 70% of burials are done without causing further infection. we either stop ebola now or we face an entirely unprecedented situation for which we do not have a plan." what is it going to take to hit those markers? >> well, it's going to take the right kind of resources and the right kinds of plans and as a previous speaker said, we're starting to see signs that the scale-up efforts are making a difference. and so i think the good news is that we know that the right kind of r

you are in the always directly responsible when you are need to be accountable. >> gayle asked governor about 2016 presidential election and g.o.p. future. cbs this morning starts at 7:00 on cbs-3. >>> still ahead drivers beware the car you drive could make you a bigger target for police, we will let you know which cars are most likely to get stopped for speeding. >>> it won't be licensing before we start seeing salt on the road when snow starts to fall in a few months and now it will cost more to keep the roads clear this winter. >>> leaves changing colors come on. >>> also it is scold scariest show of television we will take you behind the scenes of the new thriller stalker before it premiers tonight on cbs-3. we will be ride back. i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live in delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john ka

. >> gayle king is live in new york with a preview.good morning to our partner gayle. >> hello, andrea. that doesn't sound like mike today. nick, welcome. good to see you. >> thank you, ma'am. >> is mike all right? >> he's getting better. he had no voice. doesn't work in tv, no voice. >> send him my regards. >> i will. >> you need a voice. good to see you, nick. very good to see you. clarissa ward goes undercover in syria to find out why western million tans are joining the fight there. she asked an american jihaddist if he would ever attack the u.s. plus, a woman who says she didn't have to pay rent for nearly a decade so guess what? she didn't. we'll look at the loophole created after the collapse of the housing market and aerosmith perry usually lets his guitar doing the talking until now. what he really feels about steven tyler. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you straight up. i hope he feels good about tyler. that doesn't sound too good. >> anthony mason doing the dish there. gayle, have a good morning. we'll be watchin

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gayle? >> they'll be ready for the parade. thank you, john. >>> in hawaii dozens of national troops are going on guard to protect the area around the lava. carter evans is at the scene on hawaii's big island where a local business owner says it's like slow torture. carter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the 30-mile stretch of lava that's flowing down the volcano has actually slowed a bit in the past 24 hours, but it's still threatening dozens of homes and could eventually cut off access to this community. one of the most active volcanos on the planet is setting a collision course. lava from the kilauea volcano is inching along. it stands close to 150 feet but it could grow much wider. from the air the lava has cut a smoldering swath through the dense hawaiian rainforest, consuming everything in its path, and it's less than 200 yas from pahoa's main roads, one of the town's key transportation arteries. we're flying about 500 feet above the lava flow right now. if you take a look you see graveyards it's gone around. yo

. >> woodruff: joining me now to discuss the winners and their causes is gayle tzemach lemmon, author"the dressmaker of khair khana" and deputy director of the council on foreign relations women and foreign policy program. gayle, this morning when you opened up the papers, there were huge pictures of ma la-la and then mention of the other guy. so let's start talking first the work that mr. satyarthi's done. how significant has it been and has it changed policy in india? >> i think it has been very significant and underappreciated, underly-sourced and under-seen. you talk about somebody who saved 80,000 children by conservative estimate. someone who dedicated his career starting when he was a young person himself, saw a child who couldn't go to school and asked why. hownlts do we walk by people who don't have opportunities like we do and ask why. he's trying to raise voices of people who haven't been heard or seen and haven't occupied the global stage. >> sreenivasan: he's trying to raise awareness of all the people working on this. how significant of a problem is child labor and child

. >> gayle king asked the governor about the 2016 presidential election and g. p future. cbs this morning is coming up in 20 minutes on cbs-3. >>> first case of ebola is diagnosis s in the united states and it is sending shock waves across the nation. how did this happen and what did the cdc do to keep it contain. still to come doctor rob is here to talk about the patient and the threat that it poses to the general public. >>> plus most celebrated olympian of all time busted for dui, this morning we are hearing from michael phelps coming up next. i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live in delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families. >>> dieting is no easy task but there are new products on the market to keep you on track. >> place your plate on the scale. >> wow,

gayle king is off.n with terrifying moments of nearly 200 people aboard a commercial flight. passengers thought the plane was coming apart in midair. one took this photo of a crack in the cabin wall. >> american airlines 757 left san francisco yesterday bound for dallas. but just an hour into the flight, the crew was forced to turn around. jeff pegues is in washington where federal investigators now want to know what went wrong. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the next time passengers board a plane many of them will likely be thinking about what happened on that american airlines flight on monday. after takeoff yesterday, the passengers began to hear disturbing noises. that was the plane cracking and coming apart. >> we do have a potential problem in the back and i'll get back to you soon. >> all of a sudden, pop, pop, pop, pop. it sounded like something happened on the plane. >> reporter: on board american airlines 2293 frightened passengers looked on in shock. the plane seemingly come a

gayle, thanks for your time today. >> glad to join you. >> the focus has clearly shifted.hat? what's changed on the battleground? what does the battleground shake up to now? >> from the start there's been tension from the war in syria spilling over to iraq and which of the conflicts would get the attention. armed conflict in iraq this year alone has killed more iraqis than u.s. servicemen and women killed in iraq since 2001. so the bloodshed has continually gotten worse. and iraq is a terrain that america knows better from its years at war. syria has always been seen as the more complicated conflicts, the one harder to enter, and harder to exit, and i think the numbers you've just shown reflect that reality. >> so specifically, in syria, the u.s. focus almost solely on kobani as the numbers show. there is other fighting, though, in places like aleppo. why doesn't get that more attention? perhaps, why is kobani so significant? >> it's significant in part because of its very important spot along the border. also i think it's important because it's so visible. aleppo, in fact

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.. sources tell cbs news his passport was revoked after he contacted individuals in syria. but canadian broadcasting corporation released this image of michael abdul bibeau. he shot a soldier to death at canada's national war memorial. >> security guards and police chase a man down a hallway in the canadian parliament building me rush i'd past a room where the prime minister was meeting lawmakers. police say the parliament ceremonial sergeant at arms shot the gunman dead. investigators are trying to determine if this gunman had ties to any terrorist group. >>> the nhl penguins showed the people of ottawa we stand on guard for thee. ♪ canada our home and native land ♪ >> penguin fans sang along to "o canada". it was a tribute to the schedule who was killed. >>> arbitrator reportedly is telling nfl commissioner roger goodell he must testify when ray rice appealed to suspension. the former baltimore ravens running back was sidelined indefinitely last month. the punishment followed the rele

gayle? >> chip, we thank you. >>> people in one hawaiian village prepare to watch their homes burn this morning. dozens of houses and businesses are in its path and nothing can stop the destruction to come there. carter evans is in there where they're trying to get out. >> the lava is here going through pahoa. it could cross the road this morning about 100 yards from where i'm standing. in the meantime police are keeping everyone out. as the relentless lava flows, steadily steering its way toward pahoa, it swallowed up a shed on the edge of the village and is now threatening to do the same to dozens of homes. it's already burned through miles of thick brush moving at around 15 yards an hour, and there is nothing that can stop it. hundreds have already been evacuated making the decision to leave their homes behind and save themselves. >> they're obviously very sad because they love where they live, but i'm sure mixed emotions will come out in the community as this continues to unfold because

i relate to that girl. >> gayle and i were readling and she said what's aa community.orah o'donnell saying african-american community. why was this the most honest group? it was very interesting. >> they were calm until we got into this issue. you saw several times they truly got out of control. what viewers would be interested in knowing is there would be several minutes where i talked to the cbs producer and the conversation continue and it continued just as he did. viewers just saw the truth and that's what make this job so fascinating to me. >> are you saying race generally or ferguson. >> i'm saying race generally. when they went to politic, they didn't go to elections. they went to the people in charge and the feels is instead of strieing to solve the problem, charlie, tla're making it worse. the penalty up frustration came flowinging out. >> what did you learn about trayvon martin and the ferguson case? >> i'm very concerned about what will happen when they make the announcement of what they're going to do. the pent-up is just a flow. it may be a precursor to wh

good morning. >> happy halloween, gayle.o this place. that auction ended yesterday with a winning bid of $1.9 million. welcome to johnsonville. 62 acres of pristine new england real estate. population, zero. so this is the part of your life? >> we grew up here. >> reporter: thomas and brian kronenberger remember this quaint new england village in better days. they helped to build it. >> i fell in love with it so much that i ended up starting my own business and my brother and i got together and created the restoration company. >> reporter: they spent more than two decades alongside their father. you knew this place when it was vibrant. >> saw it going up. saw it when it was put together, stick by stick, and watched this thing resurrect. >> so to see it now, to see it in disrepair. >> it's sad. it's sad. it's like part of your soul. when it's gone, it's gone. >> reporter: the town was the brain child of ray schmidt, a businessman who bought hundreds of acres around an old twine mill. he shipped victorian structures from all o

gayle king is off. we begin the nationwide demand for answers about ebola. criticism of the government's response is growing. the cdc gave the green light for the second nurse diagnosed to fly commercial from cleveland to dallas. that happened even though she reported a fever. >> this morning she's in a special isolation unit in georgia, and we're covering the story across the country from new fears in ohio to the cdc in atlanta. >>> plus, president obama's response in washington. but we begin with manuel bojorquez in dallas at texas health presbyterian hospital. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. texas health presbyterian hospital is now offering rooms here to 75 health care workers who are being monitored to possibleable exposure during the care of the original ebola patient to avoid even the remote possibility of exposing others. 29-year-old amber vinson was covered from head to toe in a yellow hazmat suit from an ambulance. she was taken to emory university hospital in atlanta. it's one of the

gayle? what's going on.m that we're here. >> you know it. >> this is a funny thing in "entertainment weekly." if you can get something to be so stupid, it's not even smart. it's the smartest kind of comedy. you have examples of that. >> i think what it is is a lot of times when a person wanting to sketch has no idea what's going to happen our favorite thing, we want everybody to watch the sketch and get up and watch the couch. you want them to go that's the dumbest thing i've ever seen. why would anybody ever do -- i're gotten to walk it off. you put the dog on the leash and get outside for a second. so i think what happens is it's the surprise. it's because we're improvisers. so a lot of the sketches the writing has to go out the window and you have to just let us go organically. >> and on that issue of improvising, the new issue of "vaity fair," they alternate balance and catch each other like trapeze artists and together they conquer. you met in improv and you immediately connected? >> i'm going to change

this game with gayle king is this game with gayle king is called thisin fairfax countyking is called we had to cut a lot of waste. we consolidated offices. started sharing printers. we can walk a few feet. replaced computers, but kept the monitors. they still work fine. we even discovered that the phone company overcharged us by three million dollars! i approve this message because congress doesn't need another right winger. they need someone who can balance a budget. oh, and we definitely didn't need so many government studies. >>> if you're planning to get the new iphone 6, you may want to get a haircut. some people are complaining their hair is getting caught in a seam between the glass front and the aluminum back of that phone. when people pull the phone away from their face, the hair comes with it. hash hash tags like hair gate are becoming popular on twitter. apple has not responded. >>> this is a stomp out bullying campaign. one of many efforts to prevent bullying. in fact, october is actually national bullying prevention month. today, we're joined by dr. joshua weiner to talk

gayle king is off. we begin with ebola spreading for the first time on american soil. the cdc is blaming what it calls, quote a preach in protocol. a health care worker who treated the patient contracted the disease herself. it is the first transmission in the united states. >> that is one of the women on the team who cared for thomas eric duncan. the cdc isn't ruling out others may be infected too. manuel bojorquez is at the hospital this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the nurse is being treated at an isolation unit here at the presbyterian hospital after developing a fever over the weekend and testing positive for ebola. she was one whoequipped with dpeer that was supposed to help prevent the virus. a hazmat team spent hours decontaminating the nurse's apartment in dallas on sunday. she was part of the medical team that treated thomas eric duncan at texas health presbyterian. she had extensive contact with duncan on multiple occasions. >> this individual was following full cdc precautions. >> reporter: but two days after duncan died, she developed

gayle king is off. jeff glor is with us.ys. >> nice to have you. >> we saw conan o'brien joking with them but the university is dealing with more serious matters. an attempt to stop sexual assaults is coming under fire. rikki klieman is in studio 57. >> also coming up in this half hour a culture war over video games and women turned ugly. you're going to hear from the critics threatened with death. that's ahead. >>> bloomberg says lockheed martin has announced a major breakthrough in nuclear fusion. the defense contractor is developing a reactor small enough to fit on a truck. it would generate enough energy to light 80,000 homes. >>> apple is expected to unveil its new ipad today in california. leaked images of an ipad air 2 and ipad mini 3 showed up yest stand alone service. shares fell 26% to $331. >>> the "new york post" looks at illegal listings on air bbnb in the city. they release a report today. it finds that three-quarters of all the listings on the home listing service violate zoning laws or some other laws. the vi

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.agnosed with ebola in the united states. thomas duncan is in critical condition on a res spir rate tore in a hospital in dallas. hazmat teams in suits cleaned the apartment where he stayed. >> ashoka mukpo arrived. he's now heading to nebraska where he will be treated. mukpo got ebola while working as a news cameraman in liberia. >> dr. jon lapook is here to help us unthe real risk this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> we now know the cdc is keeping watch on about 48 people. that's down from 100 last week. is this worrisome or reassuring? >> it's actually reassuring. after some fumbling now the public health system is kicking into high gear and doing what it's supposed to do. i think peeled should be a reassured we know how to stop it in its tracks. if they don't believe dr. frieden frieden, it was contained before in west africa. remember the man who got sick on a plane and infected 21 people. eight of them died. they completely covered that. they've been all over it and the

gayle king joins us now frow ,, hey john,whoa!k it out.eah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine. but i wanted to see if the phone would work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel is live just like on tv. but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device around your home. >>> 60s and 70s at the coastline, 75 and sunny and bright in san jose, 77 in palo alto. 78 in cupertino. 78 in campbell. 77 in san jose. plenty of sunshine into the south bay and the east bay, too. cool to start out the morning but not bad. 80 in pleasanton this afternoon. 78 and warm in antioch. about 78 in walnut creek. and 77 degrees in pleasant hill. unseasonably warm temperatures in san francisco. 74 degrees. >> reporter: time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning"." gayle king joins us. >> game 7 in kansas city. how worried should we be? >> it should be a good game. i know everybody there

beyonce's banging new hair, no question love it or hate it look. 1200 miles away, oprah and her bff gaylee italian vacation. oprah's social media snapshot caught her posing for white truffle in um bree a. >> and, i love that, oprah and gayle white truffle hunt nothing italy. love it. for more on the entertainment news watch the insider tonight at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 head of the cdc grilled on capitol hill about the response toe bowl, in the u.s. >>> meanwhile a local doctor, leaves philadelphia, and heads to the heart of the out break we will tell what you she hopes to accomplish in africa. >>> right now a beautiful afternoon, it looks more like a friday in the summer, lots of traffic, people wanting to enjoy it while we have it, because those temperatures will tumble, you won't need sweaters but need your fleece. we will look at that with the seven day forecast coming up. >>> more than 200 students subtlely, without a school, parents at a charter school in northern liberties learn it is their children, won't be welcomed back, to

. >> you can see more of gayle king's interview with governor christie on "cbs this morning." >>> in california, the mayor of a city in los angeles county was shot. officials say his wife did it but she was released after hours of questioning. daniel cress powe was mayor northeast of los angeles. yesterday afternoon cresbo and his wife got into an argument. the 19-year-old tried to intervene. father and son struggled. his wife got a gun. >>> new information on eric frein. police say they found two pipe bombs that could have been set off by either a trip wire or fuse. in a news conference state police spoke directly to frein. >> i am calling on you, eric, to surrender. you are clearly stressed. you're making significant mistakes. >> police warned hunters to stay away from the search area because they believe frein has set bobby traip oby traps. he's on the ten most wanted streets. >>> coming up on the "morning news," demonstrators are on the streets of hong kong again. so far police aren't cracking down. seth doane is there. >>> and why they won't be saying paper or plastic at grocery