i'm sitting with my two fabulous coanchors of cbs this morning gayle king and nora o'donnell. we had a remarkable experience. we did the first ever live television show from the top of the brand-new one world trade center an one world observatory. we are on the 102nd floor. we can see everywhere. we can see up the hudson. we can see down the east river into the atlantic. we can see the physical presence of this great city as you have never seen it before. >> it's so true carlie that the star of the show really is the viewment but what this building represents is so much more than that. and that's what i keep thinking, when you come in this building you can't help but feel what the people feel who are working here, who built it. one guy said to me no hatter how bad a day is when i walk in here no matter how challenging, i look out here and have great appreciation and gratitude. >> i agree. you think about what happened to this city on 9/11 and around the country and the rebuilding of this building. the word i think that was used today was rebirth. it's the rebirth of this area

we hope to have gayle king with us shortly. private e-mail address while she was secretary of state. her lawyers have said that address did not exist while clinton was in office. >> democratic presidential candidate already handed over 55,000 pages of e-mails from another account. the state department now plans to release those messages by mid-january. that's two weeks before the iowa caucuses. >>> texas public safety officials are warning police across the state to watch out for outlaw bikers. they're here in retaliation for sunday's deadly shootings in waco texas. the u.s. has more than 1,000 motorcycle gangs. some are known for transports cocaine, heroin ecstasy and pharmaceuticals. >> sunday's shoot-out killed nine bikers some were shot by police. the shoot-out follows a long rival dispute between two gangs. the hell's angels says people will stop at nothing. >> it's their religion. it's more important to them than anything else out there. and they will fight for it and kill for it and die for it if necessary. it's what the

and we'll explore gayle king's fear of heights.g bucks writing words that we can't say on tv? >> you want to read 143. >> you took my [ bleep ] and ♪ >>> romance novels continue to top the best-seller list. new authors from the world of self-publishing are being wooed by literary giants. the latest is meredith wild. she's a tech ceo turned writer. her first book was an e-book several years ago. michelle miller shows us. >> meredith wild graduated from smith college in english. with software and nearly a decade would pass before she'd write her sixth book. now with the sixth title on the way, wild's books are being hailed as the hottest in adult fiction. >> meredith wild that couldn't be the name -- >> could be. >> reporter: meredith wild's pen name has helped her lead a double life. does it help sell books? wild? >> i think it's descriptive. >> reporter: she's a married mother of three by day. best-selling author of erotic romance by night. >> i do blush a little bit sometimes when i'm writing. oh, my gosh, this is a little crazy.

. >>> gayle king joins us now from new york.o frank and michelle is don on a bike or in a car? i couldn't tell. >> he is on a bike. it's "bike to work" day! so he is biking in from sausalito. >> reporter: okay. i'm going to cheer him on. i'm going to get in a car when i go home. [ laughter ] >> frank and michelle, it's good to see you guys. [ laughter ] >> reporter: ahead we are in philadelphia learning more about the victims of that amtrak derailment. also the head of the notice what is next in the case. and -- of the ntsb what's next in the case and inside a train simulator to show you the technology that some say could have presented this crash. and more airline passengers are flying with pets they say for emotional support. okay. travel editor peter greenberg tested out the law by trying to get a pig to fly! the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. that's a good tease. pigs fly. >> thank you, gayle king. we'll be watching. >>> 6:44. the number of americans seeking unemployment benefits has dropped to a 15-year

thank you, i'm gayle king norah o'donnell and jeff glor. charlie rose is off today.ake 50 miles east of kathmandu. >> lawmakers reason to the exit when nepal's parliament building started shaking during the debate. people all over kathmandu went outside to protect themselves. the country is still recovering from last month. the quake killed more than 8,000. >>> drenching rains are moving into texas as many areas clean up after devastating storms. residents picked through debris in van, texas. the small city saw a deadly tornado sunday that leveled a third of the town. and two people died. dozens of homes were damaged or destroyed. it was out there texas because of the weekend's heavy rains. floodwaters swamped yards and homes. there was also flooding in northern colorado. some cars managed to drive through highways covered with water. heavy rains expected through the down plains leading to threat of more flooding. >> the death toll from general motor's faulty ignition switches has hit a grim milestone. 100 deaths are now blamed on accidents that happened after gm veh

charlie rose and gayle king are off. most of you in the wednesday should enjoy a beautiful holiday but severe weather threatens much of the country. more than 25 million americans from montana to there are there are could be in the path of new thunderstorms. texas and oklahoma are once again in the bull's-eye. >> that's where at least three people were killed. eight others are still missing. flooding damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes. omar villafranca is in wimberley, texas. good morning. >> reporter: for weeks texas has been pummelled by severe weather. you can see the toll it's taking along the blanco river where every home on the banks has some sort of damage. with more storms on the way, residents are getting ready for another dangerous situation. more than 20 inches of rain in parts of texas has sent rivers soaring to record highs. swallowing cars homes, and forcing thousands to evacuate. the rushing waters of the san gabriel river quickly overwhelmed this kayaker near austin. he struggled for several minutes t

gayle king is off. margaret brennan is here along with jeff glor from our digital network cbsn. man wanted in a washington, d.c. quadruple murder is in custody this morning, daron dylon wint was arrested late last night after a huge manhunt. police say he played a role in the deaths of savvas and amy savopoulos, their ten-year-old son phillip and a housekeeper, vera figueroa. police trailed wint before arresting him in northeast washington about five miles from the family's burned mansion. wyatt andrews is outside d.c. superior court. wyatt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. one week after three members of the wealthy and popular savopoulos family, along with a housekeeper due to retire to el salvador were all killed in the family home, the prime suspect in this case is now in custody. in just hours, he'll be arraigned here at d.c. superior court on charges of first degree murder while armed. late thursday night, a joint task force headed by the u.s. marshals located and arrested 34-year-old daron dylon wint in northeast washington. they were tracking wint in a white chev

. >> gayle king is in insuring with the preview gayle. >> we're on top of it too, good morning ukee ander contact we are staying on your major story covering every angle of that amtrak derail many. nora o'donnell is in your city and correspondents are looking in the investigation and talking to survivors. we will talk to former ntsb chair deborah hersman about that crash. news is back in the morning we will talk to you in ten minutes. >>> train derailment after the break. >> you can see it is still an active scene anyone seeking information about friend or relatives who might have been on that train can call hot line that number is 1.800.523.9101. 1.800.523.9101. we will have more in a moment. >>> also we are standing by for an update from temple university hospital, on the conditions of those who have been hospitalized after that crash. but first here's is what coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> we are close to 7:00 o'clock in the morning we will update the deadly train derailment at frankford junction in port richmond. at least five people were killed and dozens injured we're told those nu

. >> gayle king joins us in insuring with your preview. ayle good morning. >> well, ukeelee and erika everybody is looking for better skin, we necessity that. >> i'm with you. >> whatever works. >> ahead word spread out of texas following the search for people swept away in the devastating flood there we have a remarkable story of the family that managed to escape those rising waters. plus a huge had shake up in the world of soccer, latest in the overnight arrest of top fifa executives for decade of corruption totaling millions of dollars. >>> and sex therapist terry cooper on a new study that find some woman have a cheating gene. the news is back in the morning, we will see you all in about ten minutes. ukeelee and erika any thoughts or comment. >> what now? >> we're out of time. we have to roll role. >> yes. thanks, got to run. >> have a a good show talk to you later. >>> check out this addition to the gifford zoo in syracuse, new york. baby elephant was born on mothers day. nice gift for mom. >> adorable. >> zoo is holding a contest to p

and sitting with my fabulous co-anchors, gayle king and nora o'donnell.e did the first ever live television show from the top of the brand-new one world trade center and the one world observatory. we are the one -- we are on the 102nd floor. we can see up to hudson, down the east river into the atlantic. we can see the physical presence of this great city as you have never seen it before. >> it is so true that the star of the show is the view, but what this building represents is so much more than that. that is what i keep thinking. we knew come in this building you can't help but feel what the people that built it feel. one guy said, no matter how challenging a day it is i look outside and have appreciation and gratitude that i get to be there. >> i agree. you think about what happened to the city on 9/11, and the rebuilding of this building. >> it is the rebirth of this area from businesses and people and residences all coming back in this area, and the strength of this tower, the symbol of it 776 feet high the largest in america, the largest in the wes

. >> our partner gayle king is in new york. she has the preview this tuesday morning. >> hi, gayle.e got it for you live and in color. does the punishment for tom brady go too far? we'll talk with jim gray about the league's message. plus, millions of people every year say that their furniture gets held hostage. that is the word they're using, hostage by the moving company. give me back my couch. the new effort to stop the widespread process and new reasons to enjoy your morning cup of coffee. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. we've all had moves in our lifetime where stuff doesn't make it the way you to the it was going to and then nobody knows nothing about nothing. >> you got it. very good, gayle. we'll be watching. >>> nothing about nothing, you know everything about everything that's about to unfold over the next 24 hours. this is a weather coaster ride. >> i like to call it the weather coaster. hot today. >> we've had it all season long, winter to spring, whatever. >> we went to winter right to summer. we're finally going to get our taste of spring. sprin

. >> gayle king, our good friend and part near is in new york with a preview. w york with a preview. good morning, gayle. >> we are here. good morning to you. ahead we'll talk with c.i.a. insider michael morell about what the texas attack could mean for future isis threats. plus, forget about the pills. a top spleep expert on how you -- sleep expert on how you can breathe yourself to sleep and willy nelson is -- willie nelson is in studio 57. getting high at the white house, 1600 pennsylvania avenue. the group he says that should stay away from marijuana. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 straight up. we should say it was not during the obama administration. it was during the jimmy carter administration. just to be clear. >> looking forward to details on that one. >> we'll be watching, gayle. thank you. >>> details on our forecast. it seems to be a bit of a roller coaster ride of a day. >> we have a little bit of everything. we have some sunshine. we have some fog. then we'll see clouds and a little bit of rain this afternoon. >> a potpourri

. >> and gayle king and in new york, she has our preview. ning gayle. >> good to see you nick and andrea. ahead new revelations in the freddie gray case. we'll talk with jon miller about the investigation and the nationwide protests against police. >> plus dr. norula on new concerns about the connection between stress and either teaings. >>> -- heart attacks. >>> and the special effects arttist who turned his 4-year- old into a superhero and a youtube star. john plaque stone visits -- black stone visits the family to find out the next chapter for action movie kid. that's what they're calling him these days. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. straight up. back to you guys. >> all right we'll be. whatting. >> pretty amazing -- watching. >> pretty amazing effects there. >>> allyson rae, oh. just -- literally i feel like weave got to get -- it's not a day to write home about. >> pretty cold and cooler today but we have -- cloudy and cooler today. >> we're all about air quotes this morning here. >> the weekend looks really goo

gayle king joins us. >> i bet this is your favorite day? >> it is because we get to talk to you! [ laughter ] >> you took too long to answer. hello. good to see you both. ahead, charlie d'agata is tracking developments in the revelation of the "germanwings" piloted that he practiced a deadly descent before he crashed the plane. plus, forget about the pills. a top sleep expert on how he says you can literally breathes yourself to sleep. how do you do that? and willie nelson is in studio 57. the music rebel on his favorite song getting high at the white house. and the group he says should stay away from marijuana. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. michelle, i know you don't know this answer to this question so frank, i'm addressing it to you. >> okay. >> what was it like the last time you smoked marijuana? [ laughter ] >> please share with the group. [ laughter ] >> please share. >> i'm going to plead "the fifth" on everything here and watch willie nelson do it. i'm a big fan. i think he is one of country's best singer songwriters. how's that? >> great answer.

. >> gayle king is live in new york with a preview. good morning, gayle. how are you?ear us, gayle? can you see us? >> is d.c. talking to me? >> d.c. is talking to you, gayle. >> my favorite friend and partner. good morning to you. >> it sounded like andrea. >> it is andrea. >> good morning to you, nick and andre ya. i think you're talking to me so i'll talk back you to. we're in texas and the huge shake-up in the world of soccer. the latest on the overnight arrests of top fifa executives on corruption. and sex therapists. sarah cooper on a new study that finds spa some women -- finds that some women have a cheating gene. much discussion on that. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 straight up. back to you guys. >> thank you, gayle. >> we're also talking about stress sweat this morning. >> we have been. >> guilty of that. dealing with that every day. i think it was the -- the sweat was coming from or thanks to the weather yesterday. >> it's -- it doesn't matter if you're stressed or not, you will be sweating for sure. >> i don't sweat. that's the pro

lets see is what coming up on cbs this morning gayle king standing by., you are way up there this morning, that is right. >> hi, ukeelee ander contact wow, yeah. >> it does feel like we are on the top of the world. don't you wish you were where we are today. >> i do, invite us over, invite us up. >> i wish were you here too. >> not to day but let me tell you where we are we're at the top of the one world trade center with your very first look. wow, look at that view, it is true very first look from the view from the tallest building in the western hemisphere. we will take you through the experience. hear stories building from the people built it from the ground up. bill deblasio and anderson cooper says he will stop by. we will second half of charlie's interview with the one and only very dream i george clooney. take a look back at david letterman as leg ace which his favorite guests, julia robert, alex baldwin and oprah. news is back in the morning. we will see new about ten minutes. we have lots to discuss, we are really excited to be here and can't wa

." >> we get to talk to gayle king joining us from new york.oh, my gosh, i hope i get to talk to frank and michelle and there you are. >> voila. >> hello, good to see you. ahead, we are at the ed sullivan theater with the surprises from david letterman's star-studded good- bye and it was star-studded. plus we'll look into the televangelist who is asking his followers to buy him a $65 million private jet. that's what you call dreaming big. also a top sleep specialist is in studio today with how sleep affects your weight. who knew? and peter greenburg goes inside a secret lab to find out how hotels are going very high-tech these days. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. back to you, fragile. >> hey, were you at letterman last night, just got to ask? >> no. i wasn't at letterman but this is the thing. i set the thing to record it. i started watching at 2 a.m. it ran 18 minutes late and your dvr runs out. i was so bummed. so i'll look at it online. >> i will have to do the same. all right, have a great day. thanks. >>> in busine

. >> gayle king has your preview from new york, good morning. >> i can tell you, hello ukeelee and erikal talk to cia insider michael morel about future isis threats. forget about the pills a top expert says that you can just breathe yourself to sleep. >>> willie nelson we will talk to him in studio 57. music on his favorite songs getting high at the white house and group that he says should stay away from marijuana. the news is back in the morning, we will see new just about ten minutes. so ukeelee, it begs the question, what happened the last time you got high at the white house. >> excuse me excuse me. >> on a serious note i wanted to publicly thank you for my hall of fame video. that was so nice of to you do that. >> so proud of him. >> almost brought an anchor to tears, you cannot the do that. >> i was thrilled they asked me. >> trying to bring me to tears like that. >> i think it is interesting he still didn't answer the the question. >> he is a hall of famer now. >> yes. >> it will be in my book, all right, how is that. gayle, thank you. >>> planning your summer vacation, how abou

gayle king joins us with a look at what's coming up on "cbs this morning."rning. >> reporter: hello, michelle. hello, brian. >> hello. >> reporter: it's a new voice in my ear. hello. good to see you guys. ahead, new evacuations and dramatic rescues. we are in texas with overnight flash flooding. plus, protecting our borders or tracking innocent americans? a rare look at the facial recognition technology customs is testing in a u.s. airport. we'll talk with bob schieffer about how he is preparing for his final "face the nation" this sunday. look back at his legendary career. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. back to you guys. >> we love bob schieffer. so we'll be looking forward to that. >> we do, too. we do, too. what a legacy he has left for us. >> no kidding. he's great. all right, thank you so much. >>> cbs news this morning starts at 7:00. coming up now, u.s. economy went into reverse in the 1st quarter with a drop in the gross domestic product. > here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. i

." >> gayle king joins us now from new york.r, what a beautiful view behind you. >> reporter: michelle, what were you going to call me cail ging? >> i think i said gaggle. >> that was very funny. >> reporter: look where we are. this is such an amazing place and amazing space. and we are the first people to show it to you. frank, hello to you, too. >> well, thank you. >> reporter: we are at the top of one world trade center. thank you. with your first look at the view from the tallest building in the western hemisphere. we are on the 102nd floor. yowza! we'll take you to the stunning one world observatory experience. plus hear the story of this building from the people who built it from the ground up. new york city mayor bill de blasio joins us along with anderson cooper who says he is going to stop by. and we'll also have the second half of charlie's interview with the one and only george clooney and look bat at david letterman's legacy with some favorite guests, julia roberts, alex baldwin and somebody whose name rhymes with op

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. up. they say no matter how challenging he walks in -- jared is his name -- he looks out and appreciates how great it is to be in this building. >> we can see for a long distance here. you can see the majesty of the city. >> it's good to have the city back. >> we certainly are. >>> this morning millions of car owners are about to see the largest recall in american history. >> the order to replace dangerous airbags is expected to expand. that's one out of every four on the road in this country. those faulty airbags are linked to 5,000 deaths and more than 100 injuries. >> the leaders of several national cancer centers accused of conning donors into a multi multiple charitable places. less than 3% went toward people fighting cancer. the rest went to telemarketers, convenience, and perks for employees and friends. two of the charities have agreed to close their doors. the others are banned from fund-raising. so upsetting. >> joining us now, that's very high up when you're not liking high

charlie rose, norah o'donnell, and gayle king are off.as caused flooding throughout the state. water flowed through the six flags theme park in arlington. >> floodwaters were strong enough to sweep houses right off their foundation. hundreds of homes were damaged. one person died in the texas flooding. others are still missing. >> people in oklahoma this morning are grieving for a firefighter who drowned trying to save others. captain jason farley is one of two people who died in this weekend's severe weather in oklahoma. flooding there has swamped farmland. water rose above bridges. more thunderstorms and flash floodling threaten the state today. >>> president obama will honor the armed forces on this memorial day. he'll place a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington national sem tier. last night washington held a musical tribute to fallen servicemembers. ♪ god bless america my home sweet home ♪ >> that, of course, is gloria estefan. she and others performed a memorial concert on the capitol's west lawn. >>> the band's la

. >> i'm charlie rose along with vinita nair and gayle king.fs of their cars. the historic rainfall is flooding roads homes, and businesses. a new view from the air shows the extent of the damage. >> people in one area say the water was neck-high overnight. drivers had to make their way very slowly through the downpours. oklahoma is facing new flooding. the southern plains face more rain and flash flooding this weekend. >>> this morning a long list of questions surround bombshell charges around retired house speaker dennis hastert. he agreed to to pay $3.5 million. the fbi is not saying what he was trying to hide. no other republican has ever held that position longer. >>> this is a bittersweet moment for all of us here at cbs news. on sunday chief washington correspondent bill shiver signs off as host of "face the nation" after 24 years that he's also retiring from a journalism career for more than half a century. as a young reporter he went to work covering vietnam war. he brought lee harvey oswalt's mother to the police e started in 1969. he

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. helicopter. rescuers say they also found several bodies. local officials say there is no chance of any survivors. >>> search has been going on since tuesday. the chopper carried six u.s. marines and two nepalese soldiers. it was part of a relief mission to deliver aid after two devastating earthquakes. >> investigators say the train that crashed accelerated when it should have slowed down. workers are repairing the tracks this morning. amtrak ceo says he wants to restore full service by tuesday. the engineer of train 188 will speak to investigators in the next few days. philadelphia police are reportedly demanding cell phone records. >> the sound of lucille will live forever. his career lasted more than 65 years and kept performing until a few weeks ago. i asked king about coming to the end of the road. >> when they play the last song and he is going to meet his maker, what do you want to hear? >> peace in the world. >> peace in the world. >> it's a song we do now called "peace to the

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. the threat of more tornadoes. hurt yesterday and thousands are without power. >> areas around oklahoma city were among the hardest hit. piles of rubble sit where homes once stood. adriana diaz is in oklahoma city. >> reporter: good morning. dozens of tornadoes tore through the midwest yesterday wiping out homes and causing wide spread damage. the devastation was far reaching in one case where a tornado was an estimated half mile wide. twisters were reported in kansas, nebraska and texas. stormy weather darkened skies and caused airport evacuations, highway shut downs and sent debris flying. cars had to maneuver their way through window high flood waters and for the first time in history oklahoma city declared a flood emergency. that city's airport was evacuated twice. hundreds huddled in a tunnel a pedestrian tunnel for safety. forecasters say the extreme weather could continue through the weekend. >> thank you. >>> a long awaited investigation accuses two new england patriots employees of taking air of out footba

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.he gunman who shot. there was a shooting outsiedde a hall. >> dozens of people were held inside until the area was secure. the event's organizers accused of being anti-muslim said she was defending freedom of speech. >>> the mayor of baltimore has lifted the 10:00 p.m. curfew. there are no new reports of protests between police and protesters. yesterday was a scene of peaceful rallying yesterday. things have calmed since the arrest of six police officers. >>> cbs tonight has a special on david letterman. david's final show airs wednesday, may 20th. ray romano looks back. here's a preview. >> okay. bedid some figuring. how's this for numbers? david letterman has had over 18,000 guests on his show. i myselfeen on 30 times. 31 if you're counting this. some of dave's guests were from the very start and they kept coming back. >> bill murray has become one of the top box office draws in show business and besides that he's a very funny man and it's a pleasure to have him on our first program.

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.er a week of wild weather and other people are still missing. tornados caused new problems on wednesday. at least two twisters touched down in the texas panhandle town of canadian. one of them serious le hurt. three people when it hit a natural gas drilling rig. >>> flash flood watches this morning reach from texas to northern colorado. don dahler is in wimberley, texas, after the devastation. that town ha faced historical flooding. >> reporter: good morning. these trees could live hundreds of years. it shows you the environmental california tragedy and the debris they're making their way through to find the eight people still missing. they've had tone duerr bad weather, incredibly rugged terrain and thick mud. there's a new challenge today. when i was on my way down here the sheriff's deputy alertedmy to poisonous snakes. if you look across the river you see the concrete piling gz with the vacation home that was swept away with nine people inside including four members of a macomb fam

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.vere weather threatens the region. powers tornadoes and drenching thunderstorms has pounded the area for the last few days. more is expected today and through the weekend. flooding caused a train derailment in texas overnight. four workers were hurt when the cars plunged into water. >>> a fire destroyed a gas well after an apparent lightning strike. it happened outside dallas. several tornados have been recorded including this one captured on video. adriana diaz is in bridgeport oklahoma, after they attempted to clean up after potentially damaging weather. good morning. >> good morning. this scene is just a slice of what people here in bridge creek, oklahoma, are going through. this was a garage. the metal roofing that's been mangled and tangled, migged in with everything inside like this set of golf club probably one of the only salvageable things left. today they'll be expected to come back here go through things and try to prepare because they have more things coming expecting this

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.erman is waking up without a television show. his final program include plenty of the "late show's" familiar bite. >> people said to me dave, when did you know it was time to retire. i said there were signs. there's always signs along the way. i think one of the signs is todd the cue card kid came up to me and said for the love of god, dave, i can't write the words any bigger. remember that? >> okay. all right. >> the category, top ten things i've always wantoted say to dave. >> of all the talk shows yours is the most geographically development to my home. >> dave, you are theo comedy what i am to comedy. >> that doesn't make any sense. >> thanks for finally proving men can be funny. >> great, tina fey. that was hilarious. letterman thanked his family and staff before bringing on his last musical guest foo fighters. he remembers asking the band to perform on his show after his heart surgery. one of his songs helped him recover. >> they called back and said we have some -- they're on to

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah oh dochblt amtrak is running train this morning betweenest route was broken by tuesday night's crash that killed eight passengers. >> funerals are scheduled today for three of those victims. service at the crash site resumed the morning with an automatic control system now in place. that system is designed to slow down trains that are going too fast. >> reporter: iraq's government is working to reklain the key city of ramadi from isis. militants reportedly killed at least 500 people and forced another 8,000 to leave. video released by isis appears to show i kary soldiers retreating from ramadi in defeat. plans for a defensive are reportedly in the works. lindsey graham criticized president obama's plan. good morning. >> good morning. >> this is really significant and i think for people who followed the iraq war very closely, anbar province more than 1, 300 u.s. troops lost their lives there. what is going on? >> anbar province is where the sunnis live and this is a blow to political affiliation. if you're a zirnt, you can't believe the gov

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.g the world of soccer. minutes ago, the justice department spelled out corruption charges filed against some of the sport's top executives. >> these individuals through these organizations engaged in bribery to decide who would televise games, where the games would be held and who would run the organization overseeing organized soccer worldwide. >> the fbi raided the offices of concacaf concacaf. 14 suspects are facing charges and extradition to the united states. >> dozens of texas counties are in a state of disaster this morning as deadly floodwaters threaten more communities. severe weather in texas and oklahoma has killed at least 19 people. the mayor of america's fourth largest city declared a state of emergency. right now water is flowing over a dam south of dallas threatening two dozen homes. people there have been told to evacuate in case a leak causes the dam to break. floodwaters have brought some unwanted visitors in oklahoma. snakes, worms and or animals seeking higher grou

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. >>> the co-pilot who brought down the airliner times from deucele door to barcelona, spain. >> the plane was back from barcelona when the flight crashed, killing all 151 passengers and the crew. >>> new information shows a man who grew up in minnesota may have insighted the shooting attack in garland, texas. he's now based in somalia. records show miskey repeatedly communicated on twitter with el torn simpson. he and soofi are responsible. they're rejecting any comparison. >> the difference between this and the people is the people are organized contests anti-islamist contests. it's an obsession. >> "charlie hebdo" received a freedom of expression award at that event last night. >>> isis and its allies are appearing to be gaining more ground. this morning the president made a rare public appearance. he said there are gains and losses in any war. last night on my pbs program i spoke with samantha powell. she said the efforts are hurting isisal isis aillalso known as isil. >> i'm not going to talk about that. president obama's core

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.delphia showed solidarity with baltimore demonstrators last night but there were more clashes with police. in baltimore the night was mostly quiet.lice patrolled as many residents obeyed a 10:00 p.m. curfew. >> baltimore police revealed yesterday that the van carried freddie gray made a fourth stop on its way to the police station but they made no explanation why it was and why this was not reported earlier. >>> this morning the unrest over freddie gray's death is taking an economic toll on baltimore. several businesses have been damaged or destroyed. the 10:00 p.m. curfew is costs the bars and restaurants thousands of dollars. at least three upcoming conventions have backed out in the wake of this week's protests and the baltimore orioles postponed two games and banned viewing. >> the orioles have had an unusual week. it began last saturday night when camden yards was locked down. some fans were frustrated that they could not leave the ballpark until police determined it was safe. but

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. tallest building in the western hemisphere. >> and it is quite a bird's eye view, isn't it? >> very, very high up. somebody says no matter how challenging, he walks in jared, and takes a minute to appreciate being in this building. >> it means a lot to have this city back. >> it certainly does. they said it's about moving forward. we did that this morning. >> this morning we may be the bigger consumer recall of any kind. >> the order to replace potentially dangerous air bags is expanding from 17 million to 34 million, one out of every four in this country. they are linked to five deaths and more than 100 injuries. >> the leaders of several national cans are charities face federal charges this morning, accused of conning donors into a multi-million dollar scam. there are four charities involved. the federal trade commission said they told donors that contributions would go directly to patients. instead of more than $187 million raised less than 3% went toward people fighting cancer. th

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.s is rocketing the world in the u.s. world of soccer. they found some of the top executives were allegedly involved in corruption. seven people arrested in zurich switzerland, faced extradition in the united states. 14 are involved in tin dietment. >> it includes more than $100 million over 20 years. many of them are soccer executives from north and central america including united states. >>> dozens of texas counties are in a state of devastation as flooding threatens more communities. 17 have been killed. more than a does reason still missing. rescue crews used rescue boats through the streets to help anyone in need of it. water is threatening two dozen homes. people have been told to evacuate incase the leak causes the dam to barack. it's brought unwanted visitors in oklahoma. snakes worms and other animals are winding up in people's yrds. >>> they opened up a new parliament. she headed to parliament. charlie d'agata is on the mall in central london. charlie, good morning. >> report

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.ough the regulation. tornados ripped through homes. >> an apparent tornado hurt two people in van, texas. this morning many other areas in texas are flooded out. one person died south of dallas. the national guard is rescuing stranded people, including two who got stuck in their pickup truck. >>> isis has gained an edge by using social media to recruit and direct attacks. but what if the u.s. could fight back by incorporating what isis does. general stanley mcchrystal. >> instead of running every decision by a general his approach involves sharing information and wanting those to act quickly. he's written a new book. general stanley mcchrystal joins us at the table and we're glad you're here. we're going to touch on your book but i want to talk with you first. mike morrill was here. you two talked in the green room. it's not a question of if there will be another 9/11 attack. it's when. do you think we're doing anything? >> i think we're going doing a lot. >> i thought we corrected it

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.ding emergency this morning. rising waters are strarchding drivers and submerging cars. public schools out there the city are closed. buses and trains are not running. authorities are urging people to avoid all travel. and texas is bracing for more record rainfall. >> some houston rockets fan were stuck in the toyota center most of the night. a message on the jumbotron asked people to stay in their seats until the severe weather had passed. center dwight howard was one of those not able to get home either. >>> this morning, iraq launched a major counteroffensive against isis. shia and paramilitary forces are fighting alongside troops to drive isis from anbar province. vice president biden thanked iraqi's prime minister monday for his military quote, sacrifice and bravery. one day earlier, defense secretary ashton carter questioned iraqi forces will to fight. >>> the senate will try one more time this weekend to extend government programs that collect cell phone data. one big reason for

. >> charlie rose with gayle king and nora o'donnell. police last night lived in phoenix. agents searched an apartment this morning. the suspects shot after opening fire outside of an art contest and exhibit involving cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad. >> they're holding a news conference at this hour. dozens held inside until the area was secure. event organizers accused of being anti-muslim. she says the event was defending free speech the national guards starting to pull out of baltimore. the mayor lifted the 10:00 p.m. curfew. no now reports of confrontations between police and protesters. baltimore city hall was the scene of a peaceful rally yesterday. tensions in the city have calmed since charges were announced against the six baltimore police officers involved in the arrest of freddie gray. >> cbs tonight salutes david letterman, with a prime time special, his network television career spans more than three decades. dave's final late show wednesday, may 20th. ray romano hosts the look back after performing stand-up comedy f

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king.ll in philadelphia in a moment. it could take days to clear amtrak's busy northeast door after-- corridor after last night's deadly accident. >> six are dead eight others critically hurt. in all 1rks 40 passengers needed hospital care and that's out of 243 passengers and crew that were on board. norah's at the scene of the northeast philadelphia disaster. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, gayle and charlie. that derailed train is not far from here about 100 yards. we took a closer look at where the train ran off the tracks. it's a busy crossing. frankford junction. witnesses say the front of the train suddenly stopped as it was entered the curve in the track. the commuter train was heading to new york city from washington, d.c., when it derailed here in philadelphia. six passengers were killed. we learned that this morning. and over 140 went to area hospitals with injuries. this morning we're learning eight of those are in critical condition. emergency workers swarmed the

gayle king is off. margaret brennan is here along with jeff glor by digital network cbsn. >>> a man wanted in a quadruple murder in washington, d.c., is in custody this morning. daron dylon wint was arrested late last night after a huge manhunt. police say he play add role in the death of savas and amy savopoulos and their son and the housekeeper. >> wyatt andrews is outside d.c. superior court. wyatt wyatt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. one week after three members of the wealthy and popular savopoulos family along with their housekeeper who was due to retire to el salvador were all killed in the family home. the prime suspect is now in custody. he'll be arained later today on first-degree charges of murder while armed. a joint task force located and arrested daron dylon i went in northeast washington. they had been tracking i went as he traveled in a white chevrolet. he was following a box truck driven by friends who were also arrested. >> we got to a situation where we could successfully t