gillette was an oil man in tulsa. tirel equally. started in 1928. and finished in late 1929. originally the building was to be a hotel and commercial building combination. the last 11 stories were never built due to what happened on october 29th 1929. as we all know the great depression stopped a lot of people's lives as well as construction. the beauty of this building is that it was preserved for lack of use, if you will. the floors have never been worn down. the doors still operate. the shine on the elevators is still there. because it was never used to its full utilization as a hotel. above me is a taxi awning built -- if you'll look at it much like a street light, or the old street lights that we used to have, red, green, and yellow. red means no need for' cab to show up. yellow meant get in line. and green meant get here quickly, i've got a customer standing ready to go. all history starts with people. unless it's geological history, which in tulsa's case we have both. we happen to be in a place where a lot of dinosaurs kicked the bucket and created a hell of a lot of o

william painter died before he was able to see king camp gillette patent the gillette razor which --d in both cases, these two companies continue to exist today. crown cork and seal is part of a $9 billion -- b b -- [laughter] and when i say billion i say it with a smile unlike that guy. millionaires and billionaires says it with a sneer. that's amazing. that's something to celebrate. that is something not to be ashamed of. and so the incredible concentric circles of creativity and entrepreneurship overlapping this is exactly what leonard reid was talking about with a pencil or a roll of toilet paper, as i talked about. people don't need to proclaim themselves the doers of good to do good. and the progressives have it upside down about the american dream. okay? because it's not the people who dedicate their lives to working in government, to do good for other people that benefit us the most. the it's people who are allowed -- it's people who are allowed to pursue their own self-interests in their own way and make as much money as they decide to make and stop working when they decide

wendy gillette for cbs news. >> the president also took time to poke fun at birthers. >> i suspect thate of my critics back home are suggesting that i'm back here to look for my birth certificate. [ laughter ] >> that is not the case. >> well, some critics suggested mr. obama was not born in the u.s. and questioned his eligibility to be president. obama's birth certificate lists honolulu as his birthplace. >>> still ahead, want to own this home? could be a piece of cake. literally. tonight how you can win a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪ the 2015 cadillac srx. lease this from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. >>> well, check out this rescue in southern california. a father and his young son somehow crashed their jet ski into a dock in orange county and ended up unconscious in the water. well, within seconds, witnesses rushed over to help. one waiter even jumped in uniform and all to save the pair. dad and son were taken to the hospital. they ar

>> wendy gillette here in new york. thank you, wendy. >>> well president obama says he welcomes a robust debate on the just agreed to nuclear deal with iran. it's clear the debate will not only be robust. it will also be contentious. criticism has been swift from some of america's long-time allies and on capitol hill. the administration is working hard to sell the accord. hena daniels is in washington. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the president is urging lawmakers on capitol hill to read this agreement first, defending the deal aggressively, arguing the only other alternative to diplomatic negotiations is war. vice president joe biden heads to capitol hill today to meet with democrats on the senate foreign relations committee as he continues to lobby for support for the iran nuclear deal. president obama is asking lawmakers on both sides to read the 100-page document first and then judge the deal on its merits. >> my hope is that everyone in congress also evaluates this agreement based on the facts.

two countrys are promising to work together to fight terrorism and protect human rights but wendy gillette reports the visit got off to an uncomfortable start. >> reporter: president obama is making history and making waving in his first presidential visit to kenya. he is the first sitting u.s. president to visit the country. his first full day in kenya brought a moment of controversy when he was asked about gay rights. >> when you start treating people differently, that's the path whereby freedoms begin to erode. >> reporter: kenya's president says this is not a view he shares. in kenya, gay sex is punishable by up to 14 years in prison. >> this issue is not really an issue that is in the foremost mind of kenyans. >> reporter: the rest of the visit has been smooth in a country where president obama is considered a native son. the two leaders have discussed environmental and economic partnerships and cooperation on count terrorism. kenya faces continued threats from the somalia faced terror group which claimed responsibility for the attacks on a mall in 2013 and at a university in april. >

wendy gillette is here in new york for the details. >> reporter: president obama said during his trip to africa, the comments from the nuclear deal with iran is ridiculous, if it weren't so sad. that was directed at mike huckabee and ted cruz and signals the first time the president has directly criticized the candidates who want his job. mike huckabee continues to defend his remarks criticizing president obama and comparing the iran nuclear deal to the holocaust. >> he would take the israelis and basically march them to the door of the oven. >> reporter: the controversial comments have put huckabee in the spotlight. >> maybe this is just neveran effort to push mr. trump out of the headlines. >> reporter: republican rival scott walker was left with no choice but to weigh in while campaigning in illinois. >> i certainly don't use language like that. i say it's a bad deal. >> reporter: jeb bush called the comments wrong during an event in orlando. he instead focused on his ideas for reforming the immigration system. >> the idea of rallying people up is not an american value. >> reporter

more now from cbs news' wendy gillette. >> reporter: an investigation is under way on reunion islands morning where the 6-foot- long piece of an aircraft wing was found yesterday. sources tell cbs news the debris appears probable a boeing 777, the same model as the missing malaysia airlines flight 370. experts have identified it as a critical piece of the wing known as the flaperon which could be marked with valuable serial numbers. >> there will be markings that will tell boeing that it's from the boeing 777370. >> reporter: it's the first possible breakthrough in the search for the missing flight. the plane was flying from kuala lumpur to bay bridge in march 2014 when it vanished with 239 people on board. since the 777 was first introduced in 1994, the plane is the only one that has ever disappeared over the sea as well as south of the equator. >> this begins a search that in fact tells us that somewhere near this, potentially, we should find other bits and pieces of the aircraft. >> reporter: search teams have focused their efforts on a large area in the southern indian ocean off

meanwhile, as wendy gillette reports, another gop candidate is in the spotlight because of controversial comments. >> reporter: mike huckabee continues to defend his remarks criticizing president obama and comparing the iran nuclear deal to the holocaust. >> he would take the israelis and basically march them to the door of the oven. >> reporter: the controversial comments have put huckabee in the spotlight. >> maybe this is just an effort to push mr. trump out of the headlines. >> there it is. >> reporter: republican rival scott walker was left with no choice but to weigh in while campaigning in illinois. >> i surely don't use language like that. i tell people why i'm against the iran deal because it's a bad deal. >> reporter: former florida governor jeb bush called the comments wrong during an event in orlando. he focused on his ideas on immigration reform. many republican candidates have been trying to set themselves apart in recent weeks. the latest poll from monmouth university shows donald trump leading by 12% over bush in the crucial state of new hampshire. >> i think you're seein

>> wendy gillette for us in new york. thank you, wendy. >>> a strong earthquake rattled south central alaska but no damage was recorded. the magnitude 6.8 earthquake happened last night. it was centered about 145 miles southwest of anchorage near the volcano. our anchorage affiliate ktva was on the air when the quake hit. anchorage residents say they felt a slow rolling that lasted several seconds and then a jolt. >>> following the earthquakes in oklahoma they shut down two wastewater and injection wells. wastewater and oil and gas drill has been linked to earthquakes in that state. the quake on monday and tuesday did not cause serious damage or injury. >>> and coming up on the "morning news" a hunter becomes the hunted. a minnesota man faces a storm of protests and legal trouble after killing a beloved lion in africa. this is the "cbs morning news." in the african safari. this is the "cbs morning news." or obsess about security. for them, every screen is meant to be touched. and web pages are meant to be scribbled on, an

cbs correspondent wendy gillette shows us family and friends are still holding out hope. >> reporter:undreds gathered sunday evening in jupiter florida for a vigil to pray that perry cohen and austin did he fan notice are safe. 14-year-olds did not return from a fishing trip friday. they were last seen at this fueling station in jupiter. they bought more than $100 worth of fuel and may have been planning to head to the bahamas. isn't we'll do anything to get our children back. >> retired nfl great joe nemeth offered his help to fine the boys. he lives near perry and has known both teens for years. >> they're so fine these two young fellas. we just keep on praying man. it's hard. it's so hard. >> reporter: 19-foot single engine boat the boys were in was found capsized sunday. nearly 200 miles down the coast. the coast guard is altering its search plan based on the boat's location. as the boys were leaving friday, the weather had started to turn stormy. >> everybody was racing towards the inlet and i do remember seeing a small boat going out the inlet with a couple kids on it and saying

cbs reporter wendy gillette with an update on the condition of the oldest living former president. >> reporter: former president george h.w. bush is waking up this morning at maine medical center in portland. he is being treated for a broken bone in his neck after falling at his summer home in kennebunkeport yesterday morning. the news came in a tweet from bush's spokesman, jim mcgrath, which says, 41 fell at home in maine today and broke a bone in his neck. his company is stable. he's fine but he will be in a neck brace. bush is the nation's oldest living former president at 91 years old. he was elected in 1988 after serving two terms as ronald reagan's vice president. he served one term as president, losing out on a second term to bill clinton. after his time in office, he hardly rested easy and has been particularly active in his later years skydiving to celebrate his 80th, 85th and 90th birthdays. he spoke after a skydive to mark turning 85. >> can't play golf anymore. but i still can jump out of a plane. just because you're an old guy you don't have to sit around drooling in the

gillette. the best a man can get. >> we begin with breaking news tonight. chopper three over the dramatic end to a bizarre chase near philadelphia international airport. a van rolls over after leaving police on a wild and lengthy ride. the chase crossed from new jersey into pennsylvania and a suspect is now finally in custody. >>> good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. jessica is off tonight. >>> the chase lasted for more than two hours and we've learned the suspect orchestrateing it all was wanted for robbery. how it went down chase went back and forth between two states began in new jersey, just after 7:30. initially the suspect evade the police in oakland camden county and head to do philadelphia. but then it was quickly back over the bridge to new jersey after a trip through camden the next stop was the deptford mall where the suspect drove around the parking lot. after that, it was back on the highway and back into philadelphia. through the toll and crossing the ben franklin bridge the van nearly came to stop at mid span. the suspect evaded philade

cbs correspondent wendy gillette shows us family and friends are still holding out hope. >> reporter:undreds gathered sunday evening in jupiter florida for a vigil to pray that perry cohen and austin did he fan notice are safe. 14-year-olds did not return from a fishing trip friday. they were last seen at this fueling station in jupiter. they bought more than $100 worth of fuel and may have been planning to head to the bahamas. isn't we'll do anything to get our children back. >> retired nfl great joe nemeth offered his help to fine the boys. he lives near perry and has known both teens for years. >> they're so fine these two young fellas. we just keep on praying man. it's hard. it's so hard. >> reporter: 19-foot single engine boat the boys were in was found capsized sunday. nearly 200 miles down the coast. the coast guard is altering its search plan based on the boat's location. as the boys were leaving friday, the weather had started to turn stormy. >> everybody was racing towards the inlet and i do remember seeing a small boat going out the inlet with a couple kids on it and saying

wendy gillette, cbs news. >>> and we'll see how scott walker likes his cheese steaks when he comes toconsin governor will meet this afternoon during campaign stops at both pat's and jean ' owe's, walker wrapping up three week trip around the country since launching his campaign. >>> time to check the forecast, it is heating up again, and not feeling too bad. the start of the day not too terrible. >> that's the thing, if you have to be outside, do you have get your morning dog walk in, you have to get your longrun in, the morning the best time to do it, for obvious reasons, you know, it is muggy outside but not going to be dealing with the core of the humidity or the heat, at least not at this time of day. so now is the time to, hey if you're up bright and earl which us right now get the stuff out of the way maybe rearrange the day if you have to. but on outside i want to show you what's happening with the larger pattern as a hole, your eye gets immediately drawn toward minute society, a the dakotas, very nasty looking wall line of colds front moving on through with heavy rain thunders

wendy gillette cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 5:40 right now. still ahead rough trip overseas, for snoop dog. we have the word on yes was arrested after a concert. >> also, gone too soon. we're taking a look back at the life of whitney houston's only daughter, after bobbi kristina brown died. >> and a scary day on the job for a tv reporter. see what made her run for cover. we'll be right back. >> bobbi kristina brown has died just 22 years old many danielle nottingham has the details. >> bobbi kristina brown passed away not long after her family moved the 22 year old to hospice care. bobbi kristina was the only child of singers whitney houston and bobby brown. she was found unresponsive in the bathtub. her suburban atlanta home, january 31st. >> possible cardiac arrest, river bend manor, 21 year old female in the bathtub face down -- >> she was place in the medically induced coma, the circumstances were early similar to her mother's death in 2012. whitney houston was also found unresponsive in the bathtub of her los angeles hotel room on the eve

wendy gillette reports. >> reporter: police delivered the news monday night they hoped they wouldn't have to about missing 8-year-old madison middleton. >> this is extraordinarily heartbreaking news i'm about to give you. our detectives discovered the body of a young female inside of a dumpster at the complex located behind me. >> reporter: police have not yet made a positive identification but they believe it is madison. the little girl was last seen on surveillance video sunday afternoon riding her new scooter in the courtyard of the santa cruz artist community and housing center where she lived with her mother. her body was found in a dumpster at the complex. >> they followed a lot of cars coming up with their lights flashing. and then they started taping the area off. that's not a good feeling. this has hit me really hard. >> reporter: neighbors say this woman is the mother of a 15- year-old boy who was arrested in connection to the case. he also lives in the complex. >> he's very well spoken and has a very kind manner. like i said, it's a shocking situation all together. >> repo

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wendy gillette for cbs news. >> palmer has a felony record in the u.s. in connection with the shooting of a black bear in wisconsin. >>> we have breaking news out of sacramento county. a freight train has derailed. we do have a look at the scene for you. it's an agricultural area near gault north of lodi. you can see the train cars piled up on the tracks there some off of the tracks. right now it's unclear whether anybody has been hurt or how badly the tracks are damaged. we are told the train was hauling things such as wine, rice, hardware. at this time there's no risk to the public. >>> still ahead, museums, the symphony, not exactly your typical teen hangout. how a bay area man is getting female announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models. or choose to save hundreds on simmons beautyrest mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular stearns & foster ma

. >> wendy gillette has detail. >> reporter: former president george h.w.h is waking up this morning at maine medical center in portland. he's being treated for a broken bone in his neck after falling at his summer home in kennebunkport yesterday morning. the news came in a tweet from bush's spokesman jim mcgraph who says, 41 fell at home in maine today and broke a bone in his neck. his condition is stable. he is final but he'll be in a neck brace. >> bush is the oldest living president at 91 years old. he was elected in 1998 after serving two terms as ronald reagan's vice. he served one term as president losing out on a second term to bill clinton. after his time in office, he hardly rested easy and has been particularly active in his later years. skydiving to celebrate his 80th, 85th and 90th birthdays. he spoke after a skydive to mark turning 85. >> i can't play golf anymore but i still can jump out of a plane. just because you're an old guy, you don't have to sit around drooling in a corner. >> reporter: the hospital where bush is being treated says it'

wendy gillette for cbs news. >>> the chinese stock market plunged more than 8% yesterday raising concerns.s. markets. now here to discuss what's behind the big drop and what you need to know about your investments, cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger. okay, jill. well, the market in china has been up big time recently and now the big sell-off. what's behind the climb and how come the descent? >> reporter: you know, chinese stocks started that massive move higher after the government urged small investors to enter the market last year. they even allowed the use of borrowed money to purchase stocks. at its height in june the shanghai index was up over, get this, 150% from the prior year. okay. then regulators got nervous. they step in they try to prick the bubble. that prompted a more than 30% drop over the first couple of weeks of july. then the government stepped in again because they are worried that oh, my gosh it's too bill a meltdown. they conducted a big intervention. the market recovered. but the actions not enough to prevent yesterday's rout. this morning, the index was down

wendy gillette for cbs news. >> el chapo first escaped prison in 2001 and was on the run for 13 years before he was recaptured in february of 2014. >>> a major development in a 40- year-old cold case in maryland involving two sisters who vanished without a trace. good evening. i'm lesli foster. >> i'm derek mcginty. no bodies yet, but tonight we may be 1 step closer to justice for the lyon sisters, two beautiful young girls abducted from a montgomery county mall march 25th, 1975. prosecutors announced today that a grand jury in bedford, virginia, had handed up two murder indictments against a drifter and twice convicted child offenders named lloyd welch. our bruce leshan is live in wheaton with a look at some of the evidence in this case, bruce? >> reporter: yeah, derek. prosecutors say they are encouraged by these grand jury indictments of lloyd welch, but they admit it is still going to potentially be a major challenge to convict him in the abduction of the lyon sisters at wheaton plaza here and their murders in virginia. invests have spent thousands of hours -- investigators have s

wendy gillette for cbs news. >> he first escaped from prison back in 2001, he was on the run for 13 years was recaptured back in february of 2014. >>> jurors will have to consider more than 11 weeks of sometimes graphic and often emotional testimony to decide the fate of accused colorado theater shooter james holmes. jurors heard closing arguments yesterday. prosecutors tried to drive home their point that holmes knew exactly what he was doing when he killed 12 people and wounded 70 others. >> in there with one thing in his heart and in his mind and that was mass murder. >> the defense did not dispute that holmes was the gunman but they told jurors their client was insane at the time and didn't know right from wrong. >>> six people are still unaccounted for in the wake of heavy rain and flooding in kentucky. two people were killed in those storms. officials estimate more than 150 homes have now been damaged or destroyed as well. the governor has declared a state of emergency there. >>> well into summer it's finally gone. boston's massive pile of filthy snow has finally melted away. the pi

wendy gillette for cbs news. >>> an allegiance air flight made an emergency landing at a closed airportthe pilot was running out of gas but the nearest airport was closed so the blue angels could practice for an airshow. the plane was scheduled to land at the airport before it shut down but it was late leaving las vegas. the faa says notifications of the airport closure were sent in advance. >> we don't have enough fuel to go anywhere else and our guys are trying to get us in touch with the tower manager now to coordinate our landing or i'm going to have to declare an emergency and come in and land. >> aallegiance has had a number of mechanical problems over the summer. the faa requires flights to carry at least 45 minutes of extra fuel in case of an emergency. >>> time now 5:20. millions of gallons of drinking water down the drain. why a bay area water district says it had no choice. >> and the future is bright for people looking for work in the solar panel industry. jill schlesinger has today's jobs reported. >>> reporter: just in time for world conservation day, the housing market is

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wendy gillette for cbs news. >> financially strapped greece will need debt relief and the equivalentu.s. through the year 2018 the word from the imf which says the country's situation has detier yor raid since closing banks on june 29. yesterday greece and creditors reached a bailout agreement that requires the country to enact painful budget cuts and economic reforms. greece will still be able to use the euro currency. >>> search crews say they found wreckage in northern washington state where a 16-year-old girl survived a small plane crash. but they have not been able to get close enough to positively identify the aircraft. autumn veatch says her grandparents died in the crash last weekend. she had minor injuries and she managed to escape out of the rugged terrain. her father says she learned survival skills from tv programs. >> she watches a lot of survival shows with me. "survivor" man should be very proud of her. >> autumn was released from the hospital in brewster last night. today crews will try again to get to the wreckage. >>> new this morning, a venomous snake that went mis

wendy gillette is here with the details. good morning, wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. a spokesman said the former president will have to wear a neck brais but is fine. at 91 years old he's the oldest living former president. this is the latest health setback for mr. bush. he was hospitalized in december for about a week for shortness of breath and in december of 2012 he was hospitalized for nearly two months for a problem kai it is- bronchitis related cough. he was a former cia director. he celebrated his 90th birthday by making a parachute jump at his home in kennebunkport. his spokesman said he is not expected to stay in the hospital for a long time. he is the father of george w. busch and another son jeb bush is currently running for president. >> thank you, wendy. >>> president obama welcomes a debate. it's clear it will not only be robust but it will also be contentious. criticism has been swift from some of america's longtime allies and on capitol hill. the administration is working to sell the accord. hena daniels is in washington. good morning. >> good morning,

wendy gillette for cbs news. >> he has a felony record in the u.s.tion with the shooting of a black bear in wisconsin. >>> crews are working to fix a 54" water pipeline in san bruno after it broke and millions of water gushed into the bay flooding part of the road at junipero serra county park. the water flowed until it was capped at 11 a.m. yesterday. it couldn't be shut downright away because vital water services had to stay up and running. >> we are not happy to see water wasted during a drought. we are very well aware of how precious every drop is but as i said we have to prioritize public health and safety over retaining the water. >> pipeline all part of the hetch hetchy water system operated by the city of san francisco. >>> it was a magic moment at last night's giants game at at&t park. take a look. >> whoo! >> well, now what that is. the giants fan proposed and the girlfriend, i'm guessing, said yes. >> hope so. >> i think so. roberta, by the way, was right there when it all happened. unfortunately, though, the giants lost to the brewers. >>

wendy gillette for cbs news. >>> today police officer at the university of cincinnati will be in court arraignment on murder. ray tensing is accused of shooting samuel dubose to at the time during a traffic stop on july 1. dubose was unarmed. yesterday the prosecutor released the officer's body camera video and at one point dubose says he doesn't have his driver's license. officer orders dubose to get out of the car. dubose restarts the car and tensing shot him. >> people don't get shot for a traffic stop unless they are violent towards the police officer. and he wasn't. >> obviously, he is devastated as am i. i'm not shocked that there was an indictment, but a murder indictment just astounds me. >> prosecutor said the officer's claim that the car dragged him is untrue. tensing could get life in jail if convicted. >>> time now 6:09. a standoff unfolding, why demonstrators hanging from a bridge are threatening to dangle for days. >> and some bay area kids are getting a firsthand lesson in responsibility. all while helping animals in need trying to find a good home. >> thunderstorms are

cbs news core upon dent bend i gillette says trump rivals are working to take back the spotlight. >>aring the nuclear deal to the hollow cast. >> woe take the israelis, basically, marks them to the door of the oven. >> the controversial comments have put huckabee in the spotlight. >> maybe this is just never push mr. trump out of the headlines. >> there he is. >> republican rival, scott walker, was left with no choice but to weigh in while campaigning in illinois. >> i surely don't use language like. that will i tell people why i'm against the iran deem because it is a bad deal. >> former florida governor jeb bush called the comment wrong during a event in orlando. he instead focused on his ideas for reforming the immigration system. >> the ideal of self deportation, or the idea of rounding people is up not an american value. >> in recent weeks, many of the republican candidates have been trying to set themselves apart. the latest pole, from monmouth university shows donald trump leading by 12 percentage points over bush, in the crucial state of new hampshire. >> i think you are seei

wendy gillette shows us the latest blow to the super bowl mvp's reputation. >> reporter: tom brady is expected to report to the start of patriots training camp today as the ongoing deflategate saga continues to unfold. on tuesday they rejected his appeal an upheld his four-game suspension. the league cited evidence where the star quarterback asked his assistant to detroit his cell phone and long with text messages. h told the league that he routinely recycles his phone. football fans are weighing in. >> i would have given him one or two games. i wouldn't have given him four. >> i think it's fair. in a statement the nflpa said, quote, the nfl had no procedure in place until two days ago to test air pressure in footballs. >> if the nfl thought that deflateing football is such a competitive edge why did they give the football to the teams in the first place. they didn't do this last year. that's why they're in a mess. >> reporter: the next time he'll be eligible to play is in october when they take on the indianapolis colts. the players' association says it will appeal what it calls an o

brady arriving at gillette stadium earlier this week. >>> and olympians preparing for the 2016 winter games, are waking up to a horrifying report. in rio de janeiro. the water used for events is contaminated with human feces, so much of it that athletes could get violently ill. tests reveal ed and dangerously high levels of viruses and bacteria. the games begin a year from next week. >>> a dangerous heat wave is gripping both coast and with that, nbc meteorologist bill karins is here withinwith an update. >> some areas will be near record highs, if not crushing record highs in a few cases. a heat dome has been over the middle of the country. a cold front inched it to the south, almost split it in two. but the heat continues through georgia, right up the eastern seaboard and in this area of the country it's also humid, too, that's why you get the temperatures that are warm in the 90s and the heat index on top of it that's why it will feel like 107 in new orleans. one of the worst in houston, it will feel like 109. not enjoyable in richmond with, 101. the heat is going to remain in this

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brady arrived at gillette stadium this week. >>> americans preparing for winter games are waking up to a horrifying report. the waters used for swimming and boats events is contaminated with human feces, so much athletes could get ill. a test showed dangerously high levels of viruss and bacteria. games begin a year from next week. >>> let's get down to business with bertha. >> good morning. markets will extend their winning streak to three today. stocks rose tuesday, boosted by rising prices as the feds signalled it's closer to possible interest rate hike this year. in focus today a report on gdp expected to show the economy rebounded thanks to higher summer spending. tesla says refer a friend and get $1,000. the buy per also gets a -- the offer runs through october 31st. >>> cvs is teaming up with ibm to improve patient health care. ibm will provide to cvs clinics to help them track their goals. this makes up the bulk of u.s. health care spending. seeing more and more of that. everybody trying to use that dat to help people get healthier. >> bertha, thanks for that report. >>> now tim

. >> wendy gillette in new york, thank you. >>> lashing out after a story about old allegations concerning trump. the store appears on the website "the daily beast." it repeats allegations from trump's then wife ivana trump who referred to a sexual encounter with trump as a rape but said i dopted want not want my words interpreted in a criminal sense. in an interview with "the daily beast" trump's lawyer sorted quote, by the very definition you can't rape your spouse. marital rape was made illegal in all american states in 1993. the lawyer also tried to intimate reporter tim mack. coming up on "cbs this morning" we will talk to mack about the story. >>> two countries agree to clear a terror group from northern syria along turkey's border. the same area where the u.s. has been conducting air strikes against isis. it could put the kurdish at odds who have been fighting isis since last year. >>> it's shaping up to be another dangerous day for firefighters in the west. conditions are ripe for wildfires and continue as temperatures are hot and winds are high. nearly 2,000 buildings are threaten

>> well, i just left gillette stadium.ook my 10-year-old to see taylor swift in the house that tom built -- [laughter] 60,000 roaring fans n this case it was little girls cheering on taylor swift. i think the offense was serious, and i think the punishment appropriate. i want the patriots to move on from here. i, you know, you can lament all you want the fact that they've lost the first round draft pick. i think that's the most serious aspect of the entire penalty, not losing brady for four game, but in terms of long term for the new england patriots. but, you know, i think about deflating the balls the same thing i think about barry bonds and alex rodriguez. you know, it's too bad that they did these things that deviated from the norm that they committed an offense, they cheated so to speak. not so to speak, they cheated literally. because i think it obscures the greatness. barry bonds was the greatest hitter ever, a-rod is wonderful. there's no question that tom brady's the best quarterback of our era, if not ever, and h

procter & gamble, maker of products you know, like tide,ik bounty paper towels and gillette razors reported its sixthix straight quarter of a drop in revenue highlighting the challenges that the company faces and how difficult it has been to find growth in this economy. one major obstacle, currency moves. take russia, for example. the devalue situation of the ruble forced the company to increase prices to maintain profitability but that came at a cost. it turned off russian consumers and pressured sales and the same thing happened in other markets as p & g hiked prices to offset the stronger dollar. >> particularly in some pretty tough markets like russia, we've made the latter choice and that shows up as well. >> the quarterly results come at a pivotal time as it sheds tens and billions of dollars worth of brands and a new ceo. the drastic move will in theory allow the company to find the growth it's been looking for. during today's call, executives assured shareholders that the incoming ceo is equipped to address the slim-downed strategy. the new strategy does come with concerns. concerns

gillette. the best a man can get.ed neg ti but the s&p and nasdaq stayed in positive territory. more green today than yesterday for sure. let's see. last check they were down about 7%-8 pest. amgem up 2% and linked in up 3. expedia up 7%. last week marked the anniversary of a protection act signed into place after the financial crisis. >> the act in 2010 called for new regulations regarding disclosure of compensation. many rules have yet to be put in place. that includes a requirement to publish the ratio between ceo pay and the paychecks of every day employees. >> yet, it is precisely that specific requirement we're about to talk about. >> thanks very much, kelly. great to be here. >> candidate clinton is frustrated because you haven't come out more quickly. you're saying the pay ratio is holding them up from the work. >> absolutely. the commission takes up unfortunately, next wednesday is an absolute political wish list. no legislative history by the labor union and it's going to be extremely costly for public compa

felix gillette co. wrote the piece and joins us with more. driving viacom's downward spiral?m no longer the demographic. even if i was much younger, i would like to think that "teen mom" is not something i would ever subscribe to. felix: we are such an innovative, risk paste -- risk -based culture. reality television, "the osbournes," celebrity shows. they have not been able to come up with new hit programs at the same level for a number of years now. their last big hit show on mtv was "jersey shore," which was 2009 that premiered. incredible about it is that the ceo has been saying, we don't actually have a program. what we really have is a measurement and monetization problem, and the problem is not our problem, it is nielsen's problem. they have not kept up with the way that young people are consuming tv. sounds completely connected to young people because he is to flexing all blame. -- deflecting all blame. felix: that of solves them of all responsibility and any need to reinvent the business. pimm: who's in charge? felix: it is somewhat brighterless -- writerless. with p

penn gillette saying this. now trump is attacking war heroes?ith attacking trash like me. at least that's safe. and louisiana governor bobby jindal saying this. after donald trump spent six years in a p.o.w. camp he can weigh in on john mccain's service. senator claire mccaskill saying this. will the rnc speak out about trump's disgusting slam against p.o.w.'s? senator lindsey graham is also saying something. let me see that. if there was ever any doubt that donald trump should not be our commander in chief, this stupid statement should end all doubt. it wasn't that long ago that donald trump said i'm going to win this race. there was a feeling that he was in it to win it. now it just seems like he's in it to lose. there's some other reason why he's in it with remarks like this and reaction like this. >> fred no doubt. literally, he walked off the stage saying he was going to be the next president of the united states. he feels like he did very well here in iowa. i have to tell you, yng he did very well. just to clear something up as well. clair

as a special treat on saturday night, we took her to see taylor swift at gillette stadium.r swift put on an amazing show. she's a wonderful role model for these little girls. it was very touching. i think taylor swift would make a great president. >> all right. >>> i had the pleasure to meet someone here in person. she is a presidential candidate for 2016. she'll be giving a major foreign policy speech tonight at the ronald reagan presidential library in california. a lot of people are wondering what her foreign policy would be like and we're going to get a chance to hear about it and perhaps more about it tomorrow on the show. >>> look at this. i love balloons and i love world records. 433 hot air balloons set a new world record in france. >> that's fantastic. >> i delivered balloons and sang songs. it was a business of mine. >>> rick perry is going to be here. that's it for "the five." >>> pro-life supporters trying to win a major battle in the abortion war by cutting off the supply lines of planned parenthood. this is "special report." >>> good evening. welcome to washin

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- the way the nfl is reacting to this you'd think they caught tom brady running a meth lab under gillettetadium. the owner of the patriots robert kraft blasted the league today. this is how head coach belichick handled the press conference today. >> coach, is there something odd about the organization to keep getting into heated controversies? can you explain why? >> already been addressed. >> could you elaborate a little? >> no. >> why not? >> because it's already been addressed. >> people have a lot of questions, you know. the public, fans. >> you hert what robert just said, it's already been addressed. >> i was just wondering what your opinion is. >> already been addressed. >> jimmy: then he left to go stare out the window in a zym t zymbatta commercial. nice try, belichick. we have a fun show tonight. music from extremely talented tyler the creator is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the enchanting christina applegate is with us. [ cheers and applause ] and rick springfield is here too. [ cheers and applause ] rick is promoting his new movie with meryl streep "ricky and the fla

he is speaking live at gillette field in boston. let us listen in. bill: i talked to the team every day. >> have you spoke to tom brady? bill: i talked to team every day. >> what is the focus about staying day-to-day at the beginning of this training camp? bill: no. what is your potential message? bill: i just gave it. coach, owner kraft has said that the nfl is taking this court. does that mean you're going to go to court with this? bill: you are going to get ready for the football season. it starts today with our conditioning runs and all the players that are in here. we're going to get ready for the regular season. whatw would you describe kind of training camp will be like? bill: spring cancer teaching cap's. we have a lot of reps for everybody. we talk a lot of football. now we have to go out and practice on an individual basis. they will eventually be on the pad level. the timing and the execution levels are low but different. situationally different from what we did in the spring. i think everybody can learn a lot from the spring. i think the

wendy gillette for cbs news. >> the n.f.l. first penalized brady in may and fined his team $1 million saying the star was generally aware the deflated footballs were usgame. >> he actually reported early for training camp. no telling if we'll actually hear from him. the coach has a news conference set for this morning. >> we know what mike thinks about all of this, that's for sure. >>> at 6:21, time for your money. they say tough political issues need to be resolved. that's why trade ministers from 12 nations around the pacific rim are meeting in hawaii today. they'll be negotiating a trade pact. the agreement would lower tariffs and set labor and environmental standards for member nations. >>> meanwhile the federal reserve wraps up its latest policy meeting today. it's expected the fed will likely delay its rate hike a bit longer. it would be the first rate hike in nine years, but chairwoman janet yellen has stressed when the fed begins to raise rates, it will do so gradually. >>> a trial got under -- a trial got under way ye

msn msnbc steve kornacki joins us outside gillette stadium. have robert kraft coming out swinging saying he shouldn't have trusted the league. he is part of the league. what happens next steve? >> reporter: that's the key question. what was bob kraft trying to accomplish with that where he went off roger goodell. roger goodell and bob kraft have been very close allies for many years. bob kraft was probably the closest ally with roger goodell in things that have led to suspicion over the years to other owners. that's sort of the back story here. the question is what is kraft trying to achieve going after goodell, in going after the league so intensely? he accepted a few months ago the penalties that the league the nfl, imposed on the new england patriots as an organization because of deflategate. those penalties included a fine of a million dollars and loss of a draft pick. bob said look i accepted those penalties back then because i believed it would ease the way in the hopes that this four-game suspension of tom brady could go away. he now th