-- the british police in the investigation into hannah smith's suicide. planking, which saw web users lying facedown in unusual situations, is now a thing of the past. it has been replaced by vader useshere darth an invisible force to grab an opponent in an invisible grip. the latest is unicorning. you wear a uniform -- unicorn mask in unlikely situations and post the photo. #unicorning. online actually emerged last year but has enjoyed a major boost over the past few weeks after an american adult film actress was thrown after a baseball game mid july after performing a dance deemed too suggestive while wearing a unicorn mask. it gave unicorning a whole new lease on life. there are already variations of the latest viral sensation. some have found an alternative way of indulging in the craze, an ice cream cone and sticking it on their head, so that they look just like the mythological creature. pulse was put together by researchers at m.i.t. choose web users to how. place looks users's to measure perceptions to reality. a tumblr blog creator with a wacky i

we reported on one in italy not long ago and in great britain this is hannah smith, she hanged herself in her own bedroom last week. her father said she had been viciously bullied on the question and answer website very popular in britain called ask dot fn. >> the british prime minister david cameron is calling for a boycott of websites linked to bullying. dan rivers has more on the cyber bullying and the campaign to stop this. >> she has become britain's most high profile victim of cyber bullying. 14-year-old hannah smith, driven to take her own life after a vicious campaign of online hate messages. >> i read these messages. it made me so [ bleep ] angry that just felt who could put my little girl through that? >> the family prepared for hannah's funeral, her sister has been targeted by more abuse on the internet. cyber bullying is suddenly the issue of the day in u.k. a facebook memorial page had to be taken down after being targeted by so-called trolls and here is where some of the abuse is being orchestrated, an unregulated forum set up in new york. journalist mark smith helped unm

. >> 14-year-old hannah smith had visited the site looking for advice on treating her eczema. british team was bomb barded with insults and hate-filled messages. something she said pushed her to take her own life. she was found hanged at her home on august 2. >> it allows users to paste anonymous questions or posts has been incorrectly -- directly involved in at least 10 other teens' suicide in the past year. prompting the british authorities to address the problem. the british approximately david cameron has -- p.m. david cameron has -- prime minister david cameron has called for a boycott of such sites until its administrators take concrete measures to protect users. and with a number of companies say they no longer advertise on the platform, which is based in mafia, its two founders have posted an open letter online saying they're taking the cyberbullying problem very seriously and are currently helping the british police in its investigation into hannah smith's suicide. with campaigning for the september 7 general election in full swing, one of the questions being raised o

. >> remembering hannah smith, a young victim of cyber bullying. uk hungr-old from the herself after being taunted by her appearance by anonymous users on a social networking sites. her death sending shockwaves through the country. cameronnister david announcing a boycott. >> just because someone does something online, it does not mean they are above the law. groups callingg for tighter regulation while also warning of the dangers. opened the door to anonymity, anything can happen. >> anna smith was a user of .fm, a website with a question and answer formats. the young girl's father said she was driven to suicide by cyber bullies and has called for the website to face manslaughter or murder charges. whether or not that happens, the tragedy is a wake-up call for social network network users are increasingly at risk for receiving internet abuse. >> a reminder of the headlines and syria. ae state tv showing unharmed bashar al-assad at a mosque in damascus denying rebel claims that they hit his convoy. the tense standoff in egypt continues for morsi su

>> reporter: last night, at a vigil in the family's home town, hannah's friend, ashley smith, spoke directly to her. >> whenever you have the chance, take it. just get away from him. i'm not going to give up hope until i find her. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> axelrod: president obama's calls for reformses to america's electronic surveillance program is sparking strong reaction. among his proposals, greater transparency in the programs. a new privacy advocate to offer an opposing voice before the secret intelligence court. and an independent review of surveillance by outside experts. jeff pegues has more on the president's plan, and its critics. >> reporter: it's right to ask questions about surveillance, particularly as technology is reshaping every aspect of our lives. >> reporter: the president's call for national security agency reforms comes as intelligence officials remain on high alert for terror attacks. mr. obama says his proposed changes should reassure a wary public about the scope of sweeping data collection while keeping the surveillance program intact. >>

. >> reporter: hannah's friend ashley smith spoke directly to her. >> whenever you have a chance, take it. just get away from him. i am not going to give up hope until we find her. >> reporter: her prayers have been answered. carter evans. >> hannah anderson has been getting help from healthcare providers and crisis providers in an idaho hospital. >>> people in riverside county are returning to their homes this morning after a wildfire burned more than 30 square miles in. authorities began letting people back into their homes yesterday and last night. 26 homes were burned and 21 outbuildings in what is called the silver fire. some people found their walls still standing, but others did not. >> it was pretty devastating. >> there is just no words to put in it. >> the fire is 70% contained this morning. 2,000 firefighters were on the front lines. 11 of those first responders were hurt during the firefight. >>> fire crews are trying to figure out what sparked a fire on a crowded tour bus in san francisco. it happened last night on broadway between front and davis streets. bus passengers g

>> hannah's friend ashley smith spoke todirectly to her. >> whenever you have a chance, take it. >> her prayers were answered. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> hannah anderson has been getting help from healthcare providers and counselors at an idaho hospital. her father is expected to arrive it today. >>> people are returning to their homes in riverside county after a wildfire burned more than 30 square miles in the san ya -- jacinto mountains. authorities began letting people back in their homes yesterday. last night, 26 outbuildings were burned. some people were lucky and returned to find their walls still standing and others were not. >> we got out with our lives and our animals. >> it was pretty devastating. it's just very -- no words to put in it. >> right now, the fire is 70% contained. 2,000 firefighters were on the front lines and 11 of them were injured during the fire fight. >>> fire crews back in the city are trying to figure out what sparked a fire on a crowded tour bus in san francisco. it happened last night on broadway between front and davis streets. the best of

hannah montana days with her vulgar dance. she stripped down to a flesh toned underwear and the video speaks for itself. many people have the same looks as will smith jaws dropped scrunched up eyebrows all common responses to the performance. the picture has gone viral. >>> bernie man is back -- burning man is back. it kicks off in the black rock desert 110 miles north of reno. organizers expect nearly 50,000 people to attend the event which focuses in on art and expression. in recent years, ceos venture capitalists and brains behind startups have been part of the crowd. people meet and network as it turns into a week of networking and partying. how about that. >>> lunchtime now. let's check in with our fresh grocer tony tantillo. today he is talking summer fruits. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is apricots. beautiful amount of summer fruits still available. apricots are one of the first ones to come into season and out of season of the these are coming from washington state. the color and texture is still there and so is the quality. did you know that apricots are the most nutritional of all summer fruit? loaded with nutr

hannah was fully montana'd last night. a lot of jaws dropping during the performance. this shot going viral. will smith his family, jayden -- look at the looks on their faces. >> shocked. >> shocked. horror, terrified, scared. they witnessed it all on stage. as they say, a picture tells a thousand words. it says it all. a lot of people in the audience, at home were doing a lot of the exact same face. that's not a freeze sfraem. that's video. don't know what to do. catching flies. >> let's check the forecast as we give you a live look outside. jaw dropping in a different way. a live look at the bay bridge this morning. >> my achy breaky heart goes out to billy ray cyrus this morning. flight delays currently at one hour out of sfo. bay side 77 and 66 at the coast. we'll have the full forecast coming up. right now back to you guys. >> 6:26. wildfires burning out of control in yosemite. we're live with a look at what's making this wildfire so stubborn. new details about evacuation orders under way right now. >> a live look from the south bay as the sun slowly starts to creep up there. you can see a little

hannah montana's musical meltdown. i watched her performance last night like i watch most horror films. with my hands over my eyes. i don't know if you've seen the photos circling on social media of will smith'slow. but they were horrified. they look like the "home alone" kids sitting in the audience. like the deconstruction of miley cyrus. it was really kind of frightening to watch. >> okay. i was sort of fascinated by this. because she doesn't dance that great, let's be honest. it was a whole lot of, like, her gene simmons length tongue and a lot of gross stuff going on. but i want to talk to you about something that her dad, singer billy ray cyrus, tweeted out. i mean, what the heck was he thinking? he tweeted last night, thanking god for s many blessings tonight. continue to pray for world peace. more love, less hate. i mean, this is so disconnected from what was happening last night. >> absolutely. clearly, his twitter timeline must have been flooded with all the people who were outraged by the performance. but at the end of the performance, her mother stood up and gave her a standing ovation. listen, i know parents across the country are making sure their daughters are going to bible cl