tonight -- charlie rose and gayle king, aidy bryant, linda fairstein, featuring the 8g band with freden. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody tonight? [ cheers and applause ] we're well? so we're well? let's get started. i thought this was kind of cool. president obama surprised tourists by walking through a starbucks near the white house. even more surprising, he traded five taliban members for a grande soy latte. [ laughter and applause ] it just seems like -- at least get a venti for -- [ laughter ] -- five, i don't know. not sure what to think about this. sarah palin is using an excerpt from hillary clinton's new book to claim that democrats started a war on women. that shocking story again. sarah palin read a book. [ laughter ] she read a book. [ applause ] donald sterling is still in the news. i know -- whoo! [ laughter ] last night sterling announced he is pulling out -- he is pulling out of the two billion dollar sale of the clippers. i guess i'm not s

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

." >> gayle king joins us now from new york.rning,. >> reporter: frank and michelle, now you know what i'm going to do as soon as i'm done with this, i'm going to google this because i want to see what milkshake looks like. >> and inside a house. >> reporter: that's called a tease. yeah, i don't know. curious. good to see you both. ahead a political shocker! republican strategist and political director and bob schieffer are with us to talk about the fallout after house majority leader eric cantor lost his primary bid for re- election. that's big! plus, fake fedex trucks, police cars and school buses all filled with drugs. the creative ways that drug traffickers are staying ahead of the law. and soccer fans in around the globing are pouring into brazil for the world cup. but will the country be ready? elaine quijano is in sao paulo with the last-minute preparations. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. so frank and michelle do you think they will be ready? i'm going to say yeah. >> he they said they weren't goi

. >> and then i was like how is oe opera apparently, it was gayle king. >> i think you guys are twinsangelina jolie. >> when you're in an argument with your significant other, how do you fight. >> do you go nose to nose and have a big argument with something or do you apply the silent treatment. >> both. it depends opt situation. i like to keep them guessing. the problem is he won't remember the fight. if i leave for too long and i'm still mood about it and it's not resolved. i say we had a fight. >> donthey say giving someone t silent treatment is bad, bad, bad. >> tell them why -- >> it's called demand withdrawal pattern. they say that women do it more than men. we ice out people. >> men also did the survey. >> i do it sometimes. >> you do? >> i know. >> you've never done it to me. >> oh, i have. >> then you're really good at it. or i don't remember either. i'm getting fried. here is the thing. sometimes the silent treatment is smart because what you would say at that moment -- >> could be detrimental. >> could be so devastating and long term damage that if you're going to say those

. >>> i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and anthony mason. charlie rose is off today. team usa will have to win or go home when they play on tuesday, but this morning players and fans are basking in defeat. that's right. the americans advance to the knockout round despite thursday's loss to germany. >> that's because even with the u.s. losing 1-0 against germany, portugal was beat gag na, 2-1. if that score had gone the other way, ghana would have advanced. portugal didn't make it because it gave up more goals than the u.s. millnscans president obama watched the game on tv and the president was aboard "air force one" on his way to minnesota where he gave the team a big thumb's up. >> we were in the toughest grouping and we got through. so we still have a chance to win the world cup and we could not be prouder of them. they are defying the odds and earned a lot of believers in the process and i want everybody on the team to know that all of us back home are really proud of them. >> the u.s. plays belgium on tuesday. the win gets them to the quarterfinals for the first t

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gayle king is on assignment. good morning, norah. >> good morning, charlie. >> we begin with the controversy over army sergeant bowe bergdahl is widening. this morning some of his former comrades in afghanistan are calling him a coward and even a traitor. >> bergdahl was freed saturday in exchange for five high-level taliban prisoners. a short time ago, the president, who is in warsaw, said it was the right time to make a deal and he's making no apologies. >> let me just make a very simple point here, and that is regardless of the circumstances, whatever those circumstances may turn out to be, we still get an american soldier back if he's held in captivity, period. full stop. we don't condition that. in terms of potential threats, the release of the taliban who were being held in guantanamo was conditioned on the qataris keeping eyes on them and creating a structure in which we can monitor their activities. we will be keeping eyes on them. >> david martin is at the pentagon where there is controversy over bergdah

gayle king is off. good morning norah. >> good morning, charlie. >> we begin today remembering an historic day 70 years ago. world leaders are paying tribute right now to those who sacrificed so much. on june 6, 1944 more than 160,000 allied troops stormed the beaches of normandy france. >> the massive assault on that longest day is credited for changing the direction of world war ii. mark phillips is in normandy where the president led this morning's remembrance ceremony. mark, good morning. >> good morning. 70 years ago today one of the grandest, the bloodiest and the most ambitious military endeavors of all time is under way here and all along this coast american and british and canadian veterans and dignitaries are remembering those who fought and died here and what they fought for. the cemetery here overlooking omaha beach contains the graves of over 9,000 americans killed during d-day and the battles that followed. they're forever young. those who lived and are approaching are in their 90s. this m

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. >> gayle king joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning, gayle. >> hi natasha ander can tell you a political shocker is what we're talking about today, republican strategies and bob schieffer will talk about the fall out after eric cantor lost his primary bid for reelection. the plus fake fedex trucks, police cars and school buses, filled with drugs, creative ways drug traffickers are staying ahead of the law. soccer fans from all around the globe pouring in brazil for world cup, but will the country be ready. elaine keyan-o is there with the last minute preparations. the news is back in the morning. we will see new zero minutes from now. >> tough assignment, i mean really. >> i know. i have never been to brazil. >> neither have i. >> thanks, gayle. >>> more people are saying good bye to their wallets and checkbooks and sending and receiving cash through their smart phones. >> as cbs-3 consumer reporter jim donovan find young people are rum pink on board this high tech trend. >> reporter: when adam pays his roommate madeline his share of the rent he doesn't get out h

. >> gayle king joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning. >> good morning., i have it, hello, natasha inn erika, nice to see you guys. >>> captured master mind of the alleged been gas a tax and what the u.s. hopes to learn from him. >>> a woman is suing after she claims that she was forced, she said, to deliver her baby by c-section. doctor holy phillips on the medical, legal, ethical issues involved in that case. >>> and, we went to camden. you bet you know that area to find out how little league is transforming one of the america's most dangerous cities. the news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. i think you'll like the camden story we have been work conspiracy that one, it is nice. >> thanks so much, gayle. >>> spreading wine bottles that got your attention. >> is what happening. >> exploding, yeah. this morning we have a very important safety alert for you. >> yeah, would the also of sparkling white wine indigenous proseco brought 2013 they could explode spontaneously. they have been pulled from fine wine and good spirit stores in penn

gayle king joins us now from new york. >> would you like me to share?a good time. >> go for it. >> good to see you, too. ahead a federal judge ruled america's "no fly" list violates the constitution. we talk to a former marine part of the lawsuit after he was prevented from flying to a wedding and funeral and we'll introduce you to a veteran who says marijuana saved his life. now he is helping other vets get access to pot. and you have heard of a peeping tom, i'm sure, but have you ever heard about a peeping drone? we'll ask jack ford how privacy laws may be threatened by personal drones after a woman says one was outside her window while she was undressing. takes into. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. frank and michelle how do you handle that situation? >> the peeping drone? >> you close your curtains. >> close the blinds. >> i don't know. >> i guess we better -- >> she was on the 26th floor. >> we'll watch at 7:00 to find out. >> the ultimate tease. thank you. >> see you guys. >>> new this morning, uc- berkeley is not prepared t

gayle king joins us now from new york. good morning. >> reporter: hello, you, too.i, frank and michelle. we're getting ready. we'll be ready at 7:00, i promise. ahead, a closer look at the newly released video that shows a handover of bowe bergdahl to u.s. forces plus we're in hailey, idaho, where the town is getting threats for celebrating him as a hero. nancy cortes is here with an investigation into the u.s. state department, how a program to build american embassies and consulates could be wasting tens of millions of dollars while potentially putting u.s. officials in harm's way. how's that work? the news is back in the morning. we'll see you guys at 7 straight up. back to you two. >> thank you. have a good show. we'll be watching at 7:00. >>> well, not a huge turnout for yesterday's primary election but some interesting races set up a few good faceoffs come november. >> political analyst melissa griffin-caen joins us to talk about the results. good morning. >> good morning. >> big night? >> what are the biggest surprises ? >> i think unquestionably the biggest

." >> gayle king joins us now from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.it's going to be 90 degrees here, too. >> hey, hey. >> it's hot. >> matching ya. >> i know. i like it hot. hi, frank and michelle. good to see you guys. ahead, cia insider mike morrell joins us with steps taken to capture the alleged mastermind of the benghazi attacks. plus, what the u.s. hopes to learn from him. and a woman is suing after she claims that she was forced to deliver her baby by c-section. dr. holly phillips is on the medical, legal and ethical issues involved. and amazon could reveal its very first smartphone today. how is it different? melody hopson on how this new phone stacks up against the competition. into us is back in the morning. we'll -- the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. i'm still holding on to the blackberry. i have an iphone, too, but i love the blackberry. >> you grew up in the silicon valley. >> i gave that up about five years ago. >> that's so yesterday. >> i know, michelle. i know. it takes me a little bit. >> it's all right, though.

i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. they now control another key city in iraq.d states navy ship with 550 marines aboard is headed for the persian golf. the insurgent group called isis took over the area. they began a week ago. >> this terrorist organization inspired by al qaeda threatens an all out battle for baghdad. iraq's government is good morni. postings show hundreds that appear to have been shot. they appear to show a mass execution. that's very frightening for others here who believe they koulsd also be targets for the militants. this is the last checkpoint that is now controlled by islamist militants. ten mile as away is the second largest city. the militants announced they'll impose strict islamic law. the men here are telling us they're just another 50 yards in that direction. just outside the militants' control and vulnerable to attack is the christian town of bar tell la. the locals told us christians have been living here for nearly 2,000 years and they still pray in aramaic, the language spoken by jesus. they're defended by 600 christian militia

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. 2 1/2 years after the last american troopsto help battle militant this morning. an islamist group called isil is marching toward baghdad. now they're within 100 miles of the capital city of baghdad. >> iraqi soldiers say their people are running away. this morning iraq's parliament could not find enough members to vote. iraqi christians are especially terrified. the militants want to establish a separate country based on old islamic law. so far the obama administration is refusion iraq's request for air strikes. >>> eric cantor says he will resign his house leadership post on july 31st. he'll keep his congressional seat until january. their colleagues will vote next week. >>> the candidate whoion set cantor in this week's primary still needs to win the november election. david brat and his democratic opponent have a few things in common. jan crawford is in washington looking at battle of economics versus sociology. good morning. >> good morning. the drama playing out isn't just going on in washington. there's a small challenge

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.an. his release saturday after nearly five years of captivity came with a warning the. >> the video shows one of the taliban say inging to bergdahl, quote, don't come back to afghanistan. you won't make it out next time. bergdahl seems to be dazed as he sits in a truck waiting for the americans to arrive. he was exchanged for five senior taliban prisoners at guantanamo. they're >>> sarergeant bergdahl's critics who say he desefbs a court-martial are taking their case to the white house website. there are about 15,000 names on a petition calling for bergdahl to be charged with desertion or being awol. bigad shaban is in his hometown of hailey idaho, where the backlash is overshadowing plans to sellcelebrate his return. good morning. >> reporter: norah, good morning. the controversy has come as an unwelcome surprise to this mountain town. for nearly five years many here had hoped to eventually welcome back the 28-year-old soldier as a hero. the celebration over bowe bergdahl's release ha

i don't know how to break it to you. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.. house majority leader eric cantor lost his congressional seat last night. it's a stunning deget for one of the most powerful republicans in washington. >> the winner is dave brat, a tea party activist. he calls this victory a miracle from god. that district around richmond is heavily republican. >>> with us now white house chief correspondent and host of "face the nation," bob, good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> is this a congressman who lost sight of his district and paid too much attention in washington or much more? >> i'm not sure it's about either of the candidates in this race, charlie. what this is about is the deep and widening divide in the republican party and it is still deep and it is wider than we had expected, even though right after the government shutdown, a lot of folks on the tea party side of the republican party kind of lost their luster. this was something that especially those on the establishment side had really hurt the party, they thought. but they're

>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.ould dump rain on several major cities. the system is blamed for a tornado that hit in indianapolis tuesday. no one was hurt but several homes were damaged. >> in the meantime they flooded homes in the cleveland area and flash flooding in ft. worth, texas, left dozens stranded. >>> in baghdad this morning the first of 300 military advisers are on the job. former vice president dik sheack say any cheney says that's not enough. last night on my program i asked dick cheney about his response? >> tell me one thing about the president, what he said what he plans to do. >> i see that as a much larger problem. >> i'll get to that. iraq today and the decisions of the president, you're pretty much where he is. >> where i am i hope -- >> it's made clear -- >> i hope maliki is replaced one. >> that's one. you've got 300 troops there, special forces. haven't ruled out air strikes although you're saying we've go tot make sure we have to hit the right target because you're aware of the complications

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king. norah o'don't nell is off. >> officials say intelligence on the ground and in iraq has not identified many targets. the president is pushing for better information. he'll lay out the options this afternoon at the white house meeting. insiders say president obama will argue for sending some special forces to iraq. >> former vice president dick cheney says the new violence in iraq threatens americans' security. he blames president obama for abandoning iraq. in an op-ed art cal with his daughter liz, he rights, quiet, rarely has a president been wrong about so much at the expense of so many. we asked deputy director mike morell for his reaction this morning. >> i read the op-ed this morning. i had two reactions. the vice president is absolutely right that our national security is at risk. but both administrations, the bush administration and the obama administration, i believe, made mistakes in iraq. so there is plenty of blame to go around. >> cheney was vice president when the united states invaded iraq 11 years

. >>> i'm charles rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.ews that iraqi soldierser is rendered. they were allowed to leave the baiji refinery. another blow to iraq's government. >> the first of the 300 advisers are heading towards iraq. the cbs news/"new york times" poll shows 54% of americans are very concerned that u.s. intervention will lead to a costly involvement in iraq. >>> and the second round of the world cup. one of them is mexico who beat croatia 3.1 on monday. mexico scored all of the goals in the closing minutes. the coach led a wild celebration on the sideline. look at that. 50 yards for a great bigging hug. >> mexico fans around los angeles, they celebrated too. some of them shot off fireworks and blocked traffic. police arrested some of the fans who got a little too excited, but they say most of the celebrations were peaceful. >>> soccer fans of the united states this world cup is already bigger than they ever dreamed. support for team usa is growing across the country. a record television audience on sunday's game. jeff hage

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. >>> the deaths of five u.s.in southern afghanistan near the pakistan border. >> u.s. forces called for an air strike after the taliban attacked. a bomb from a u.s. aircraft appears to have killed the americans. one afghan soldier was also killed. >>> a cbs news poll shows 45% of americans disapprove of the swap for bergdahl. 37% approve of it. bergdahl was exchanged for five taliban prisoners. when he returns to the u.s. he'll do his rehab at the army medical center. good morning. >> good morning. this will be the next stop for sergeant bergdahl once he is well enough to leave the base in germany. he is the longest serving american p.o.w. since vietnam. a team of specialists here have been rehearsing for his return every six months since he was captured. the controversy surrounding bowe bergdahl is not likely to change the delicate process that happens inside the army medical center. mark went from hostage to free man in 2008. >> it's a shock. overload is the best way to describe it. >> reporter: he was a privat

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.n combat forces will not return to iraq, but he is sending 300 special forces there to help iraqi government troops fight a militant army surge. army officials say other actions including air strikes are still an option. >> the president believes the al qaeda-inspired isis army threatens u.s. interests. he also warned iran not to inflame this situation. iranian troops are protecting holy sites in iraq that militants have threatened to destroy. >> and iraq is fighting battles inside while they're fighting for the country's largest oil refinery. those mill tanltss also invaded a former chemical weapons facility used by the aregime of saddam hussein. iraqi government forces are reportedly gathering north of baghdad planning a counterattack. >>> iraq will be a big topic on sunday on "face the nation" when i sit in for bob schieffer. guests include marko rubio and mike rogers. "face the nation" on sunday morning on cbs. >>> carpenter received a medal of honor on thursday. he dived on a gren

>>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.erson may have ties to white supremacists. a man and a woman ambushed the officers sunday while they were having lunch. >> a witness says one of the ataerks yelled this is a revolution. they then went to a nearby walmart and killed a third person before killing themselves. doctok police are still looking for a motive. >>> tracy morgan remains in critical condition. one of the passengers was killed in saturday's crash. morgan broke a leg, ribs, and nose. the truck driver is due in court to face charges. cbs news learns the truck driver told police he may have fallen a asleep. >>> pope francis held meetings in rome. as allen pizzey reports the pope want the event to start a new ceremony. >> reporter: there were three praying inside the vatican. a pause for peace with no signs that it would have any immediate effect. coming just weeks after the latest u.s. effort to kick the u.s. peace process along failed, it was seen as the next step. peace-making calls for courage, francis told hiss gu

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.e signaling the prime minister of iraq should step down. the united states is pushing the iraqis to form a more inclusive government that could provide a political solution to the recent violence. >> in the meantime iraq's government denies reports that insurgents now control the country's largest oil refinery. the obama administration is still considering air strikes to stop the isis advance. he briefed the white house yesterday. >>> this morning medal of honor will be awarded to kyle carpenter. he nearly died savinging a fellow marine. >> reporter: former marine lance corporal kyle carpenter will receive a medal of honor for an act of heroism he has no memory of. >> i don't remember before or leading up to. i only remember how i felt in the few seconds before i lost consciousness after i was hid by the grenade. >> it happened in november of 2010 in southern afghanistan. according to the sigh tarks carpenter threw himself in front of that grenade to shield fellow marine nick lal. when

. ♪ come with me and you'll be in a world of pure annihilation ♪ >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle kingappy that army sergeant bowe bergdahl is free this morning, but the rescue comes with controversy over america's policy towards dealing with terrorists. bergdahl was held for five years after he walked away from his base in afghanistan. he was exchanged for five taliban leaders held at the guantanamo navy base. the administration said bergdahl's health was failing so a deal became urge enlt. >> he was taken to bagram air force base and this morning he's a patient at a military hospital in germany. when bergdahl returns to the u.s., he'll go to san antonio and once he's ready return home to i had hoechlt his family and neighbors are planning quite the homecoming celebration. his release answered the prayers they have been giving since he disappeared five years ago. >> president obama's republican opponents are denouncing the prisoner exchange this morning. they claim it will lead to more hostage-taking, putting americans in danger. they also say the white house ignored a law requiring c

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.he united states to help battle militants this morning. iraq could be on the verge of civil war as an islamic group called isis marches towards baghdad. those fighters already seized mosul, tikrit and other key cities the now they're within 100 miles of the capital city of baghdad. >> iraqi soldiers say the army commanders are running away. iraq's prime minister is asking his country for emergency powers. but this morning iraq's parliament can could not find enough members to vote. iraqi christians are especially terrified. the militants want to establish a separate country based on old islamic law. so far the obama administration is refusing an iraqi request for air strikes. >> in washington the powerful congress congressman ousted in a primary wants his deputy kevin mccarthy to take over as majority leader. eric cantor says he will resign his house leadership post on july 31. he will keep his congressional seat until his term ends in january. at least two republicans are running to r

. >>> then monday on "cbs this morning," gayle king sits down with director spike lee and talks aboutce investigate a 32 year old man was shot in the head and the torso. now, police say that victim was fighting with his wife in the middle of the street blocking traffic. someone got angry that they couldn't get by, got out of their vehicle and shot that man. >>> now, let's get a check on the forecast with carol. good morning carol. >> good morning, high, everybody. we have sunshine, it is bright, it is nice, air mass is dry what could be better, and it is the weekends on top of all of that. center city philadelphia blue skies, looks terrific, ocean city, looks great people out on the boardwalk and we've got storm scan3, behaving itself, as well, with no clouds out there. a stray shower, possible, especially to the north if you would see one at all and those chances are very remote. mostly what you will find, sunshine comfortable weather 75 degrees, starting to warm up, on our way to about 86, 87 degrees both today and tomorrow pretty much similar weather both today and tomorrow before

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and margaret brennan. norah o'donnell is on assignment.in the affordable care act. the justices ruled that private corporations can reject insurance coverage based on religious beliefs. >> reporter: good morning. this is a major decision. validating that supervision, requiring employers with sincerely held religious beliefs provide contraceptives in their health insurance plan to contraceptive. hobby lobby says that provision violated a religious belief because they don't believe in abortion. in a 5-4 decision agreed. as much as this issue has divided society. the religious freedom restoration act, federal law, meant if the government is going to burden your religion it has to show there are no other ways. there are other ways it decided, in this case. a major decision. >>> flight 1643 called last night's trip the scariest flight of all time. one of the boeing 737s evacuation slides opened up inside the back of the plane. >> the flight from chicago to orange county's john wayne airport made an emergency landing in wichita, kansas. five cre

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. two more toups this morning. their sunni leader threatens to destroy religious shrines saycred to shiite muslims. >> and one shiite religious leader is asking iraqis to take up weapons to defend their kun country. president obama says the u.s. will help possibly with air strikes against the rebel army. >> what we've seen over the last couple of days indicates iraq's going to need more help. it's going to need more help from us, and it's going to need more help from the international community. so my team is working around the clock to identify how we can provide the most effective assistance to them. i don't rule out anything because we do have a stake in making sure that these jihadists are not getting a permanent foothold in either iraq or syria, for that matter. >> the president says iraq's government needs to talk with its political opponent. >>> sergeant bowe bergdahl is finally back in the u.s. this morning. the former p.o.w. landed in san antonio overnight for more medical trea

he then flicked back his cigarette, flicked back his hair. [ laughter ] >> i'm charlie rose with gayle kingem. one survivor told the omaha world-herald, it was like god dragged two fingernails across the land. >> storm kill ed 5-year-old chid and injured 300 people. our affiliate kntv is on the scene this morning. >> reporter: good morning, residents in the tiny town of pilger are being kept from their homes last night, but they're being led back in to assess the damage. this is what they'll find, complete destruction, not just one, but two tornadoes ripped through the area, killing a 5-year-old and injuring more than a dozen other people. it's hard to tell these are homes until you look through the debris. you can see a recliner. childrens' toys, bedrooms. even a telephone pole snapped like a tree. >>> the wildfire continues raging after claiming more than 17 square miles of land. high winds are making it tough to fight the flames from the air. 400 people are out of their homes in navajo, native-american communities. but no houses have burned. schools and roads were also closed. >>> presid

>>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.cers and another person may have ties to white supremacists. a man and woman ambushed the officers sunday while they were having lunch. >> a witness says one of the attackers yelled "this is a revolution." the suspects then went to a nearby walmart and killed a third person before killing themselves. police are still looking for a motive. >>> doctors say tracy morgan is more responsive this morning, but remains in critical condition. a tractor-trailer plowed into the back of a limo carrying the comedian and his friends on the new jersey turnpike. one of the passengers was killed in saturday's crash. morgan broke a leg, some ribs and his nose. the truck driver faces charges of death and assault by auto. cbs news has learned the suspect told police that he may have fallen asleep. >>> pope francis is jumping into the mideast peace process. he hosted a prayer summit with israeli president shimon peres and mahmoud abbas. as allen pizzey reports, the pope wants the event to start a new journ

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and nor aah o'donnell. >>> millions of americans this morning states playing germany in the world cup. today's game will decide if team usa gets to the second round. >> fingers crossed! the u.s. is guaranteed to advance with a win or a tie today. even a loss could be okay depending on the other game between portugal and ghana. we learned just minutes ago that ghana suspended two of its top players. >> while the u.s./germany game happens right in the middle of a work day, but that's no problem for the growing legion of u.s. fans. work? what's work? hundreds of thousands will be watching an outside viewing parties. adrianna diez is at one of the country's biggest parties along grant park on lake michigan. >> reporter: in four hours this entire area will be jam-packed with soccer fans. this is part of a wave of soccer fever sweeping the nation. since the world cup began two weeks ago, millions of people, many of them soccer novices, have joined the growing party. it's a coming-out party of sorts for long-suffering u.s. soccer fans like the american

. >>> i am charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.od dragged two fingernails across the land. >> around 350 people live in pilger, and our omaha affiliate is on the scene this morning. that would be kntv. >> reporter: residents in the tiny town were kept from their homes overnight, and they are being let back in to assess the damage, and this is what they are going to find it was not like just one but two tornados ripped through the area killing a 5-year-old and injury dozens of other people. you can see a recliner and the governor has declared a state of emergency for this area and he will be here later today to assess the damage. >> another potential disaster is forcing evacuations this morning in northwestern new mexico. a wildfire is raging and high winds are making it tough to fight the flames from the air, and no houses have burned and schools and roads were also closed. >>> president obama sending a small group of american forces into iraq, up to 75 troops will protect the united states' interests, and they will use special for

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king. norah o'donnell is on assignment.he united states may want out. kerry flew to baghdad overnight as the obama administration tries to have iraq deal with a violent sunni muslim insurgency. >> to agree on a coalition government giving them more clout. kerry still wants them to carry out air strikes against the isis army. >>> half of americans say the united states does not need to get involved in iraq this time. that's according to a cbs news/"new york times" poll out this morning. it also finds 44% of americans think the latest violence there will increase the terror threat against this country. but 50% believe the threat will stay the same regardless of what happens in iraq. >> there is worldwide criticism this morning against egypt. a court in cairo sentenced three journalists to seven years in prison. they all work for al jazeera tv but were accused of supporting the muslim brotherhood. alex ortiz was in the courtroom when the verdicts came down. >> reporter: it's a dark day for freedom of expression here in egypt.

. >>> i am charlie rose with gayle king, and norah o'donnell is off.rorists in iraq but nothing is being ruled out. >> intelligence has not identified many potential targets. the president will layout his options this afternoon at a white house meeting. >>> former vice president, dick cheney blames president obama for abandoning iraq. he says rarely has a u.s. president been so wrong about so much at the expense of so many. we asked the cia director for reaction this morning. >> i read it this morning and had two reactions. one reaction is the vice president is absolutely right, that our national security is at risk but both administrations, the bush administration and the obama administration i believe, made mistakes in iraq so there is plenty of blame to go around. >> cheney was vice president when the united states invaded iraq nine years ago. >>> and then the mastermind of the benghazi attack the special forces captured him on sunday night and he is accused of organizing the raid that killed stevens and three other americans. u.s. officials intend

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. say the former prisoner of war looks much different than when he was released last weekend. white house officials laid the video on capitol hill to back up their story that bergdahl needed to be rescued now. they are defending the deal to exchange bergdahl for five taliban leaders. they say he looked sick and weak on video but some are not con 0 vinced he was at risk of dying. >>> president obama said because of bergdahl's health problems this was the right time to bring him home. the president said, quote, as commander in chief, i am responsible for those kids. >> we have a basic principle. we do not leave anybody wearing the american uniform behind. we had a prisoner of war whose health had deteriorated and we were deeply concerned about, and we saw an opportunity and we seized it. i make no apologies for that. >> the president said referring to republican critics of the deal, quote, i'm never surprised by controversies that are whipped up in washington. >>> many americans consider

. >>> i am charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.ending 300 special forces there to help iraqi government troops fight a millant army surge, and other options like air strikes are still an option. >> he warned iran not to inflame this situation. iranian troops are protecting holy sites in iraq that have been threatened. >> and those militants also invaded a former chemical weapons facility used by the regime of hussein. iraqi government forces are reportedly gathering north of baghdad planning a counter attack. iraq will be a big topic on "face the nation" sunday. the guests include marco rubio and house intelligence chairman mike rogers. >>> and now marine corporal kyle carpenter received the medal of honor from president obama on thursday, and he saved a fellow marine. he is now a student at the university of south carolina. >> you notice he doesn't hide his scars. he is proud of them and the service that they represent. and, now he tells me this and, you know, so i am just quoting him, he says the girls definitely like them. so he

. >>> then monday on "cbs this morning," gayle king sits down with director spike lee and talks about lasts longer. we're having something of a traditional dessert. >> a lemington. >> lemington. >> it normally has raspberry and what you do is douse it in chocolate and coconut. it's something that's very special. >> you can pick it up. >> you're supposed to use your fingers. >> okay. i don't want to be rude in australian terms. >> it's a little barbaric. >> you're one who does a lot of fine dining but i'm curious. for the fourth of july will you be grilling? >> ribs corn all that good stuff, avocado, beer. >> i like that description. you've run restaurants in australia and new york. is there a difference or is it pretty much the same? >> yes. new york is a fanatically involve and obsessed with food and they're completely -- there's no kitchens in new york city that you can cook in. so what they do is eat out. and i think that's very much of a sign that people are dedicated to quality. they also love eating out. they love the social aspect of it too. >> we love the social aspect as well

. >>> i am charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. step down. united states is pushing the iraqis to form a more inclusive government that could provide a political solution to the recent violence. >>> in the meantime iraq's government denies reports that insurgency now controls the largest oil refinery. president obama briefed congressional leaders on the possible military options. >> and the white house will hold a ceremony to present the medal of honor. he is the eighth surviving veteran of iraq and afghanistan to receive the highest military award. carpenter nearly died saving a fellow marine. >> former marine corporal will receive the medal of honor for an act of heroism he has no memory of committing. >> i only remember how i felt and the few seconds before i lost consciousness after i was hit by the grenade. >> it happened in november of 2010 in southern afghanistan. according to the citation carpenter threw himself in front of the grenade to shield his fellow marine, and when he came to he felt his life slipping away. >> i acc

. >> gayle king i love you. >> i wish i could take credit but i saw it on twitter, dan. >> yeah and ing hard in much of the upper midwest and the flood disaster affecting minnesota is starting to go across the borders, and in iowa more rain in the forecast through the weekend. >>> in texas on thursday a tornado damaged a mobile home park near galveston. a man and his dog were trapped inside an rv when a shed collapsed but they got out safely. that's good. in alabama the storm system brought a water spout to mobile bay but did not come ashore. >>> in arizona, there's a fast-moving wildfire forcing people to leave their homes there. >>> and then another small earthquake in oklahoma. since january, there have been nearly as many earthquakes in oklahoma than all of last year. and we have more where residents want to know if it's because of gas exploration. >> reporter: this is not the place most would consider earthquake country. rattled nerves are starting to frey. hundreds of people crowded into an oklahoma church demanding to know why the ground keeps shaking. demanding to know why the