hannah, elizabeth needs mouth-to-mouth immediately!o the judges, elizabeth? >> just, get ready for the best belly flopping ever. >> jimmy: count it down, we're going to see how this goes. here we go. >> guillermo: three, two, one! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: let see. instant replay, if we could. for a very little person, you know what she got a lot, she hit a lot of surface area. that is how you do it. let's go to the judges for their scores. we'll start with mark cuban. >> it's got to be a 10. [ cheers and applause ] i'd pay to watch her get wet. >> jimmy: hannah? >> i'm going to give her a 10. >> jimmy: also a 10. and finally, aunt chippy? >> i don't have a 10 but i give you an 11! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: aunt chippy, turn the thing around. turn what around? i've got a 9 over here -- >> jimmy: give her a 9. a zero, a nine what is it? >> i gave her 10. >> jimmy: all right. >> i didn't give her this. i gave her that. >> jimmy: we're going to get a 29 i think. otherwise the contest is over. all right, all right. so let's

good morning hannah. >> good morning, anne-marie.et investors will be watching as greece moves another step back from its financial crisis today. for the first time in weeks the athens stock market is open. heavy losses are expected there. meanwhile, talks will continue with creditors on austerity measures and reforms required for a third bailout. >>> another crowd of earnings reports this week may impact stock prices. last week the dow gained 127 points. the s&p was at 25. the nasdaq rose 42 points. >>> kraft is recalling 36,000 cases of cheese. the individually wrapped cheese singles may present a choking hazard. the company says a thin strip of the packaging film could remain stuck to the cheese slice even after the wrapper has been removed. customers should return the package to the store for an exchange or a refund. >>> at the weekend box office, "mission impossible rogue nation" flew straight to number one. the film stars tom cruise. it earned $56 million for the top slot. "vacation" was in second place with $14 million in tick

hannah elliot --hannah: the answer is yes. seven of the top 10 sellers were ferraris.arly 1960's at auction. our took a little over $17 million this past weekend. but we are also -- in 1960 ferrari took a little over $17 million this past weekend. pimm: this year's option totals -- what do they tell us about the high-end margin? hearing, andwe are this is preliminary, about $400 million, $410 million for all the options over the weekend. million. was 450 we are still seeing incredibly high prices, but it's a little bit of a plateau this year. again, ferraris are very strong. but we are also seeing cars from the 1980's gain momentum, the porsches especially. right around the $400 million range. pimm: i wonder if you can describe a little bit about the automobile -- the best in show. tell us about that. hannah: sure. this is a 1924 model. owners and his 4 entire life, and that is so rare. it is owned by a man in louisville, kentucky, actually, joe patterson. he brought it to the united states last year. before that, it was in france and switzerland. this is its debut for

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my thanks to hannah davis.on our show as a a guest monday night and we'll talk about that. did you do anything fun last night? >> steve: oh, i did. so much fun. oh, my gosh. it was like nuts. >> jimmy: well, you sound like you're lying. >> steve: why would i lie about that? >> jimmy: last night, i had one of the best nights of my life i would say. it was so exciting and fun. i went to my friend's house for dinner, an old friend. tom rowan and marla. we were over at the house and i'm sitting there. this is real. true story. i go to the house. tim conway is there, bob newhart, and don rickles. >> steve: oh, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so i had dinner with these guys. legends. i mean, masters at comedy. i was crying. i'm sore today. i was crying and laughing. don rickles insulted me probably 30 times. [ laughter ] he's the funniest guy. he was on fire last night. he goes, "yeah, i'd love to do your show except i don't play ping-pong." [ laughter ] he was great. bob newhart, just so dry and funny and jus

today she's wearing the orange scarf because it was hannah graham's favorite color. the defense would try to get that judge to bar the wearing of any insignia to influence the jury. >> i don't have a flesh and blood daughter any longer. what i have are tokens. i'm reluctant to turn loose of them. >> reporter: the judge denied that the defense request to bar insignia during the pretrial hearing, but she would take the questions under advisements during the trial next summer. in charlottesville peggy fox

. >> jimmy: hannah davis, everybody! hannah davis. [ cheers and applause ] congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look gorgeous. what an incredible honor this must be for you not only to be in the "sports illustrated" -- >> hold on a second. do you want to get out of here? >> steve: with pleasure, m'lady. later! ha ha! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hannah davis, everybody, right there. the "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition is out next monday on newsstands and online. we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots right there!g, thcheers and applause ] .s [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go, guys. my thanks to hanna mdavis. she'll be back on our show as a a guest monday night and we'll talk about that. did you do anything fun last night? >> steve: oh, i did. so much fun. oh, my gosh. it was like nuts. >> jimmy: well, you sound like you're lying. >> steve: why would i lie about that? >> jimmy: last night, i had one of the best nights of my life i would say. it was so exciting and fun. i wen

but hopefully we'll have hannah pull through. >> amber says she doesn't know what health challenges hannahr she's born. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> just a few minutes before 7:00. we're getting nice sunshine now as the clouds are thinning out, looking past the comcast center. a nice cool morning. it's 69 degrees in philadelphia. that's down 6 degrees compared to yesterday. most of the rest of the areas are cooler than the city, including the in mountains. those clouds thin out for sunshine. it's in the low 50s right now in the mountains, low 70s this afternoon. 65 in wilmington. chester springs is at 57 degrees. 55 now in quakertown. this is the coolest time of day just after sunrise. we're seeing more 50s in south jersey, including woodbine at 58 degrees. while it's 62 degrees in dover. sunshine will be bright. the clouds are starting to thin out. there you can see them on the satellite imagery. while our weather will be quiet for days, the tropics are getting busy. we're tracking tropical storm erika. moving to the west at 18 miles an hour.

nikole hannah-jones, let me start with you. give us a quick overview of what you saw in ferguson and its schools. what struck you most forcefully there? >> well, the thing that strikes you most is this is the most segregated, impoverished districts in the entire state. there are 520 districts in missouri, and this district ranked dead last. it was stripped of its accreditation, and in the classrooms, sometimes there's very minimal amount of teaching occurring. >> there was even a short-lived effort i gather there to bring some of the students from that school district to another suburb, which was mostly white. >> yes. because of the missouri transfer law, i call it accidental integration, because the law was never intended as an integration statute, but because normandy is almost entirely black and lost its accreditation, under the law it was given the right to send its students to an accredited district new york this case the accredited districts are mostly heavily white. michael brown sheryll cashin, it is more, not less comm

hannah: they are.y this morning and we are just getting results from last night option, but preliminary results say that the total for the whole weekend is about $400 million. last your was $415 million. wass generally -- last year $415 million. it is generally in the same range. $70 million for the highest cars. it is calming down a bit. there was talk about a 500 million dollar handle on the weekend. i guess we did not get there. that is interesting to me. there is also the car show, which is a big part of this. year?re the winners this the winners cannot repeat, so it is a new car at least. 1924 model.s a it's a very rare car. it had been in france and switzerland until last year. it has had only four owners in its entire life. the owner now is jim patterson of louisville, kentucky. very special cap work inside, very rare and very expensive. cory: was a custom-made for its original owner? hannah: yes, and that is another reason why it is so special. that is why it is a one-of-a-kind. olivia: i love

. >> reporter: the mother of the uva student hannah graham allegedly killed by jesse matthew calls himk to school rapist. i'm peggy fox in fairfax, coming up what young women need to know about staying if you want to run a business, not just a meeting. own the room, not just be in it. if "never settle" is your mantra, you're our kind of different. at keller graduate school of management. our professors bring real business challenges into the classroom so what you learn today can unlock the leader inside you tomorrow. it's what makes us different. on purpose. devry university's keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >>> campus safety is already on the minds of many families who are taking their students to college. >> yeah, but with the recent murders of two local students, grace mann at mary washington university and hannah graham at uva, our peggy fo

a bases-winning triple for mark hannah. with the win over the raise. >> giants, they keep getting gifts from the the a.l. west. the astros completing a three-game sweep. 3-2 stros. l.a. the first five game losing streak in two years. the giants now just one back of l.a. in the west. they can get to half game by beating pittsburgh tonight. it's at zero. that game just underway, ryan vogelsong on the mound for the giants. >> be got to gut one from pittsburgh. >> it's been a tough road trip. >>> next, why boarding is now closed for a 40,000-ton piece of history in the east bay. >> it was so hard and so loud. >>> coming up at 6:00, why apple is replacing some iphones free of charge. >>> a lot of hard work from hundreds of volunteers will make back-to-school time easier for thousands of bay year students. >> a popular bay area tourist destination is temporarily closed. uss hornet closed. it will be given the once every to get everything ship shape. that does it for us here at 5:00. we'll see you bam here at 6:00. >>> welcome to

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hannah: my email is -- cw1865@aol.com.f anyone wants to get in touch, they can get in touch with her. hannah, thanks so much for calling in. we have an e-mail here as well from charlie who raises points touched on about the conditions of the prison camp. he points out "the prisoners had been weak after being kept at prison camps and at andersonville. this was a direct result of grant's order to stop exchanging prisoners. there was an overwhelming feeling for the southern prison camp and the south was unable to feed its army of it keep in mind, the north didn't feed or keep confederate prisoners well despite larger resources." alan, is that the case? alan: that is true, and it is no question that both sides were overwhelmed by prisoners of war. no one really thought coming. once grant ceased the exchange program, then the southern prisoners were in even worse conditions because they weren't in a position to feed and house and clothe these people. conditions were bad in northern prisons as well but andersonville stands apart

i missed almost an entire school year for hannah. i didn't know what to expect.whether she'd jump up and down, whether she'd sit there in shock or the reaction that she had. their video ends up on youtube and becomes a sensation. millions of people continue to revel in their reunion. something that amazes them to this day. >> sometimes i think about it, i'm like, oh, gosh, the world saw me cry. but my excuse is that i was only 9. >> joe meyers says the best part of his return was not the attention it got -- >> seeing my wife's face and my daughter's is the best part. >> and despite all the people who share it, it is still their private moment. >> i think it gives us kind of just a little common ground that she and i were both there in that moment and that we have everything that's gone on since then, the video and everything else that's happened, to reflect back on just she and i. >> hannah, it's true, a lot of people may have seen you cry, but a lot of people also shared in your joy. thanks for giving us something to smile about. i'm contessa brewer. that's all

correspondent hannah daniel updates us on the plane that went missing yesterday with 49 passengers ande crew members on board. >> reporter: a mid fog and rain, rescue teams in indonesia tried navigating dense forests and high mountains trying to make their way to the site where air service plane is believed to have crash. earlier today, search crews spotted smoke and wreckage that most likely belongs to the twin turboprop proper. plane had taken off on a 42 minute journey from west capitol to the see of oaks bill when it disappeared sunday in bad weather. relatives of some of the 54 missing people on board gathered at the airport looking for information. it was founded in 1991 the airline logged 14 serious incidents and written off 10 aircraft as beyond repair. it's now one of a number of indonesian airlines barred from flying through the united states and europe. >> their operations there safety oversight their maintenance, they're training, their entire infrastructure is clearly less than adequate. >> reporter: sunday's crash is the latest in a string of aviation disasters in southea

mccullough says hannah is still fighting, but she needs all the prayers she can get to make it through the week. >>> president obama is marking the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina here in new orleans. a decade later is the city better prepared for anothe oh my gosh, it's the guy from last night. what?! can i jump on your wi-fi? yeah, you can try it. hey! i had a really good time last night. yeah, me too. the only thing is that... the only thing is what? what's the only thing? oh my gosh he's married. he's a kleptomaniac. he's a pyromaniac. he's a total maniac. hey! hey! go back to your wife you sociopath! leave slow internet behind. the 100% fiber optics network is here. get out of the past. get fios. tea? now $79.99 a month. go online or call now. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> well, there's a brand-new presidential poll out there and it's vice president joe biden who comes out smelling like roses and he's not even running, at least not yet. the poll from quinnipiac university shows biden has higher favorability ratings than any

hannah daniels for cbs news. >>> still ahead, at 4:40, a dead whale washes up in an unusual place. why wildlife experts are having a hard time getting rid of it. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@cbssf.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,, >>> one of the americans who helped take down a gunman on a train last week says he is grateful to be back in sacramento. steve large with anthony sadler's first public comments since returning home a hero. >> reporter: to the applause and cheers after the waiting crowd american hero and sacramento son anthony sadler arrived on stage along with mayor kevin johnson and his dad and spoke for the first time since coming home. >> after such a crazy few days it feels to be good to be home especially in sacramento. overwhelming for me. i didn't expect all this to happen. >> reporter: sadler spoke for 30 seconds before stepping away from the mic. he added no new insight into the heroic effort he and his sacramento childhood friends made stopping an alleged te

more on today's event from cbs news' hannah daniels. >>> reporter: in just a few hours, the american flag will fly over the u.s. embassy in havana for the first time in 54 years. three u.s. service members took part in a rehearsal ceremony at the embassy thursday as members of the community looked on. the change in diplomatic relations is something this 31- year-old cuban woman is looking forward to. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: when it comes to politics, she says she doesn't care. not when positive things can happen for cubans, young and old. still others like american lois scheckter remain skeptical. her family's farm in havana was seized by fidel castro's regime during the communist revolution and her family fled the country. >> if we have relations with cuba, i don't think we should have them without the reparations. >> reporter: in a newspaper column published on his 89th birthday yesterday, fidel castro repeated claims that the u.s. owes cuba millions of dollars in damages caused by a long-standing trade embargo. now that both sides have taken steps to reestablish diplomat

i get the feeling that i'm going to throw up. >> reporter: hannah's mom carrie says the stress becameed a few days before school started this year. >> the routine and the schedule and going back and the transition, that does produce some anxiety. >> reporter: while every kid is different, experts recommend trying these tips. encourage your kids to put down the ipad and get up and exercise. use active listening, stay empathetic and repeat what your child says to ensure you understand them correctly and create a worry wall in your home where kids can add their worries on post it notes to avoid internalizing their stress. >> what really seems to help the most is just talking to her, reassuring her that we're here for her. we love her. no matter what happens. >> when i get worried, i talk to my mom. >> mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >>> yeah, adults. we always think about adults being stressed out. never really take time to think about how much the kids, they're stressed out, too. >> it is true. i just started reading to my son "monkey doesn't want to go to kindergarten." it's a g

hannah daniels, cbs news. >>> the feds busted a high-tech insider trading scheme. a couple years ago panera bread sent an earnings announcement to its news distribution service. the hackers stole the information. they then traded 75,000 panera shares before the news was released to the rest of the world. they made nearly a million dollars in about an hour. >> cyber criminals are relentless, tireless and patient so they will constantly keep attacking individual computer networks if they are ones they want to penetrate. >> the feds say the hackers used the same stunt to make more than a million dollars off silicon valley's alliant technology. another wire service hacked was business wire based in san francisco. the firm has now hired security experts to make sure everyone is protected. >>> oakland may now be the hottest rental housing market in the nation. the average cost of rent has jumped 20% in just the past year according to apartment listing website zumper. it's now nearly $2,000 a month for a one bedroom unit. here's kpix 5's christin ayers to explain what you

cbs reporter hannah daniels tells us what's known so far about mr.rter's condition. >>> reporter: former president jimmy carter will soon begin treatment at emory healthcare in atlanta to tackle an undisclosed form of cancer he says is now in other parts of his body. the diagnosis came after recent surgery to remove a small mass from his liver. the statement did not say whether carter's cancer began in the liver or spread there from another part of the body. the 90-year-old has a family history of pancreatic cancer. his three siblings and father died from it. >> obviously, we would be concerned about that family history. but each situation has to be taken on its own merits. >> reporter: president obama spoke with president carder on the phone last night -- carter on the phone last night wishing him a full speedy recovery. hannah daniels kpix 5. >>> time now 4:39. gas prices in the bay area are dropping. the good news experts have for drivers feel,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> new this morning a fájf dangerous near miss in fresno. a drone flew into the path of an

hannah daniels reports. >> sit down. go ahead. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> no, you don't. you haven't been called. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> go back to univision. >> reporter: union vision's best known personality was removed from donald trump's news conference after ramos fired questions about immigration while trump was still talking. ramos was allowed back in and continued his line of questioning. >> so here's the problem with your immigration plan. it's full of empty promises. >> reporter: but trump aimed most of his jabs at gop rival jeb bush. >> jeb bush doesn't have a clue. >> reporter: earlier, at a rally in colorado, bush dismissed trump's plan to build a wall along the mexican border. >> it's a great soundbyte. but it's not defensible in terms of a practical policy. >> reporter: with trump leading in most polls, his opponents are having a hard time standing out. >> it's a real problem for them because they need that oxygen, that attention, to break into front-runner status and with

meanwhile, hannah anderson's family declined to comment. she just turned 18 and about to start college, but could have to testify in a deposition. >> it is almost always difficult for victims to relive their ordeal. ultimately your testimony can be compelled. that means according to the court, the search for truth is more important than understandable personal discomfort with testifying. >> reporter: ready to start a new chapter in her life, hannah anderson may soon have to relive part of her part in court. for "today," joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> dylan is out on the plaza with another check of the weather. >> good morning. we are watching storms for the midwest. some storms in iowa and this area of low pressure and the fronts associated with it will trigger rain. golf-ball sized hail and winds with isolated tornadoes. tomorrow will push a little farther east. we are looking for a chance of stronger storms in chicago and detroit. major cities under the gun tomorrow. possibly tornadoes, but larger hail and damaging winds. in the so

today she's wearing the orange scarf because it was hannah graham's favorite color. the defense would try to get that judge to bar the wearing of any insignia to influence the jury. >> i don't have a flesh and blood daughter any longer. what i have are tokens. i'm reluctant to turn loose of them. >> reporter: the judge denied that the defense request to bar insignia during the pretrial hearing, but she would take the questions under advisements during the trial next summer. in charlottesville peggy fox wusa9. >> heading to prison as early as next month, rejecting the request to stay out of prison during his appeal to the supreme court. mcdonald is now asking the high court to remain free during that appeal as he and his wife maureen were convicted of public corruption. a judge sentenced him to two years in prison and sentenced his wife maureen to one year and one day. so far no word on what exactly killed michael. somebody found his body yesterday less than two weeks before the school was due to start again. the students tell us that this was no ordinary principle. >

hannah daniels for cbs news. >> trump is scheduled to appear on fox twice on fox news today. >>> todayin san francisco plan to stage another stop-in protest upset about increased enforcement along a popular route known as the wiggle which goes around some of the city's steepest hills. lately police have been ticketing more cyclists who don't stop at stop signs. so today, protestors will line up single file and stop one at a time. >>> it is now 6:52. firefighters just can't catch a break. a new wildfire scorches lake county. how fast it spreads. >> reporter: listen up, drivers. there are major changes to one of san francisco's busiest streets. i'm cate caugiran with the new rules and how much it could cost you if you're not paying attention. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, h,z/ ,, by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> a state of emergency is in effect in ferguson, missouri following renewed protests in the city one year after the death of malibu. overnight police clashed with demonstrators and made several arrests. >>> donald

lie ahead for hannah after she's born, but she is comforted by the outpouring of support she received from friends, family and perfect strangers. they threw her a prayer shower with presents to honor the lives of both babies. >>> well, new research shows that clothing worn by visitors to a neonalgts intensive care unit may actually put babies at risk for a respiratory infection. the study found 4% of swabs collected from the clothing of nicu visitors had detectable case of rsv. researchers say they need to do more studies to figure out how long rsv remains infectious on clothing and if separate gowns should be worn when visiting the nicu. >>> let's talk about something that is a bit of a more cheerful subject. pope francis' upcoming visit has really inspired a local artist to create not one but two new works and it caught the eye of the organizers of the world meeting of families. aramark has licensed the paintings to be used on official merchandise sold during the papal visit. we are talking now to perry milo, the artist who created these works. he's joining us in the studio. we've g

he used to date miley cyrus back in her hannah montana days. i think they were what, 10? but still going together. they call it. >>> still ahead, one thing i will never forget, how brad pitt stepped in and helped the people of new orleans after hurricane katrina. now ten years later, we go back to the neighborhood after they help rebuild. >> thank god for brad pitt. >>> and kalissa flockheart. >> can't help but feel like a strong empowered woman. >> that's next. >> closed captioning provided by -- >>> a car chase on the 112 freeway. >> i could do a car chase. >> that is one of the most talked about new shows coming this fall. super girl. >> new female super hero. got to love that and we also get back to return of kalissa flockhart. here's what to know about super girl. >> cara! you're hurt. >> yep. >> the first thing you need to know about super girl, she's super man's cousin and just outed herself to the world by dating her sister's fling. >> everyone will know and you can't take that back. >> i don't want to. >> what i love about it is it doesn't matter she's a girl. yo

. >>> in 90 minutes, the man accused of abducting and killing hannah graham will go before a judge.may learn if a gag order will be put in place. terry wells is expected to take the stand in the proceedings. the trial is scheduled for next july. if convicted, he could be facing the death penalty. >>> tragedy at wooten high school. a long time beloved principal dr. michael duran was found dead in his bethesda home. as police investigate, students say this was no ordinary principal. >> reporter: the cause of death is not clear but what is obvious is the impact he had on his students who created a makeshift memorial. >> this is just a really bad time, a really bad time. >> reporter: the students are using the time to reflect on the principal as much more than their leader. >> there must have been 10 copies of him because he was everywhere all the time. he was 64 years old and was principal for 12 years. he leaves behind a wife, two children and countless students whose lives he touched. >> he could relate to every person and everybody had unique memories with him. it was never the same

notable request, a call on the judge to ban people in from wearing lapel pens or ribbons supporting hannah graham . .tay with abc 7 and wjla.com we will keep you updated on what happens. time now for a check on the roads. jamie sullivan joins us with a look at traffic. jamie: it's not a terrible ride. we have a few different things going on. heads up if you travel on the blue line. track work, about a 15-minute delay, so you want to make sure you head out the door in a timely fashion. the red line, that track work between rhode island avenue and noma gal you that -- noma galla udet. keep in mind you may see a few delays. . crass traveling west it's an overturned with injuries. police are on scene. as we pull out a little bit, you get a better idea of the beltway, not too bad right now through montgomery county. we're in pretty good shape. on the gw parkway, no delays. 95 in virginia. france story. let's take a live look outside. you get a really good idea out .ere how heavy we actually are moving back to the map, this stretch is slow from morton .ontinuing south you can get a better idea o

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fox's hannah saunders talked with some scared neighbors. >> reporter: without any permission from the the city or anyone in detroit, a british photography crew snuck a tiger into the plant kick off two day photo shoot. >> it's not safe here in detroit as it is tom see a tiger come on now. >> children play two block from the shoot. >> the tiger could have got loose in the neighborhood with the kids running around elderly people and everything. anything could have happened. it would have been a disaster. >> i can't run from tiger. >> reporter: wildlife photographer david yaro did a shoot scheduled and paid for but did he not tell anyone he'd be bringing along a wolf, a bobcat an tiger. sneaking them in through another entrance. >> we have a lot of photography groups and film companies that want to be on sight to get some, you know, some shots of the plant which we allow if the waivers are signed and fees are paid and id' are checked. there was no mention that the photo shop would include any animals. >> reporter: there's also the big issue of safety. detroit officials had no idea a tige

mark hannah scores, 4-4, next batter the newcomer, danny valencia. a game-winner.d a home run. what a way to honor surgery sergeant lunger. a's win 5-4. >>> let's head down to stanford. bank of the west finals. angelique facing -- pishkova. managed to break her opponent ten times. after going 0-4 last year, i now 4-0 this year, winning in three sets, two hours, seven minutes. her first bank of the west title. >>> final round of the bridgestone invitational. what a day for shaken shot a 4-under 66, a one-shot lead over bubba watson, in danger of dropping a shot but threads the needle between the trees. setting up this birdie opportunity and he got it. lowry, the 11th first-time winner on tour this year. next up, the pga championship, which begins on thursday. >>> pro football hall of famer frank gifford passed away of natural causes at the age of 84. he was top draft for the giants and was named to the pro bowl in the different positions, running back, wide receiver, and defensive back. he won the nfl championship. he became one of the first to move from the field t

let's chat about that with hannah daniels of cbsmoneywatch.com on this "hump day."rter: lowe's beat expectations this month. on tuesday, here on wall street the dow was down 33 points. nasdaq down 32. target has reportedly agreed to pay up to $67 million to visa after a massive data breach two years ago. hackers stole credit card information from millions of customers and credit card issues were forced to replace those affected cashed. >>> apple hasn't confirmed it but a chinese publication leaked what it says will be the new color iphone. pink is the new rumored new color of a yet to be released iphone 6x. if it's true, the pretty in pink shade would be added to the line of already existing gold gray and silver. we could find out as early as next month if a pink iphone is the real thing. >> and the beatles' first recording contract signed in germany is going up on the auction block. the 6-page contract estimated to affect 150 -- to fetch $150,000 is the centerpiece of an auction in new york. it led to the band's discovery in the uk and their first hit single. >> th

>> reporter: when the transmission lines came falling down on to 101 friday night in burlingame, hannah like many others found herself stuck. >> we're trapped both ways, couldn't go south or north because all the traffic was behind us. >> reporter: hannah, who was just one exit away from her home in burlingame, found herself trapped on 101 for close to five hours! >> i was just getting off of the broadway exit before, um, everything just came to a stop. and didn't know really what was going on. everybody just kind of sit there is for a while and started -- some people get out of their cars so thought i would do it and figure out what was going on. once everybody kind of figure out what happened, what was going on, um, everybody was a little more calm about it. there's nothing really we could do. >> reporter: once the drivers and her realized they weren't going anywhere, they did what anybody else did, make the best of the situation. >> a band started getting out their instruments and started playing right on 101. so that was fun entertainment for a while. >> reporter: reporting in burli

hannah felt certain she was on the right road. she said, wooer the last generation that can listen detectly to those who seen the atomic bomb. i felt strongly i needed to do something, maybe to become a storyteller in the future. since then, she has visited nagasaki every summer to hear stories from survivors. but this year was different. she went on a tour of buildings that have been preserved as monuments to the atomic bombing. her first destination was the cathedral. there she met a local student who volunteers at a tour of the building relic. together they traced the scars of the bombing seven years ago. >> you can see the stone sculpture without its head, arms or fingers him they were all osplit rated instantly by the bomb. >> kawsaki explained that many people died when the 50 ton structure compel on top of them. >> talking to her really inspires me. >> it's essential we pass this on. it's really important to actually to him to the site to learn. next, she has visited a me ter from ground zero. here, about 1,500 students and

yep, seven out of the 11 outfits she wore last night had us wishing for a hannah montana comeback. let's get in who played the red carpet. the details from the nails to the dress to the make-up. we've got rose gold on police. demi lovato nailed it in the skin tight pink jibron with a cutout. and taylor swift's style squad, brought the class. we live for the pants and crop top combo by indian designer ashish. and her bestie, selena gomez, rocked another vma trend, black. no doubt, red carpet noir owned the night. we like t. swift's other bestie, hailey seinfeld, in the suit. >> maybe the most fashion forward i've seen so far. absolutely. tell me about it. >> it's stella mccartney. i've never worn anything like this before. so it feels like a moment. >> it feels very regal, doesn't it? >> yes, it does. >> could you imagine, you would never raise your hand for this outfit. stand up for something. >> pharrell and his wife had a moment when i enjoyed. channelling katy perry from last year with vintage vma britney and justin. >> one of the things that feels like it's the right thing to d

cbs' hannah daniels with the latest developments on the campaign. >>> reporter: the barbs continue. in an interview with bill o'reilly trump said illegal immigrants will be out of the country on day one of his presidency saying, quote, they will be out so fast, your head will spin. >> we have to get them out and some of these people are causing tremendous problems. all you have to do is look at the crime wave. >> reporter: republicans have identified illegal immigration as an important topic for conservative voters. and former florida governor jeb bush has been sparring with trump on the issue for days. during a campaign stop near the us-mexican border bush said trump's plan to build a wall on the border expensive and unrealistic. >> it will cost hundreds of billions of dollars. it will violate people's civil liberties. it will create friction with our third largest trading partner that's not necessary. and i think he is wrong about this. >> reporter: jeb bush brings long distance at accusations he had been insensitive to latino voters by using the term anchor babies a reference to

hannah daniels for cbs news. >>> more protests in oakland today. a "black lives matter" will happen at the site of the killing of 24-year-old robbery suspect by oakland police on wednesday. it will start at 6 p.m. tonight. 27th street and martin luther king, jr. way. >>> a woman is accused of beating her own mother to death with a hammer in sunnyvale. that happened at a mobile home park on vienna drive. the suspect herself called police to the scene yesterday afternoon. police found 50-year-old linde smith unarmed and cooperative. her mother 81-year-old ann smith was dead from blunt-force trauma. and there was a hammer there at the scene. the younger woman was later arrested and charged with murder. an argument led to the attack. >>> the united states wants to know whether "islamic state" have used chemical weapons. kurdish fighters in iraq say the "islamic state" may have used them against them in an attack in northern iraq. a member of the white house national security council says officials are closely monitoring the reports. and he says any use