first to emma haywood outside the british parliament. we can see off air pictures of downing street, where we expect the british prime minister to appear any moment to give a statement on the death of david haines. he has already made a couple of statements. tell us what he said, and what he is doing about it. >> well david, he's called it a despicable act, and he came back to doungt last night, issuing a statement saying we'll do everything in our power to hunt down murderers and ensure they face justice. those words have been echoed by all those in the political spectrum. leaders of muslim groups here in britain have deep concern about the second british hostage, apparently held by islamic state. cobra, an emergency meeting is taking place over the past couple of hours, and we are expecting cameron to come out and make a statement - we are not expecting a huge shift in policy. they will have been talking... >> we'll stop you there... >> today we express sympathy for david haines family. they have endured the last 18 months of his capti

when haywood firefighters gave a fire safety lesson at an elementary school they could only hope it would come in hand ay. in handy. >> a clever young girl was honored for using the knowledge to save her family. >> it was a proud moment for haywood teachers, firefighters and the little girl who put everything they taught her to good use. >> i ran to the bathroom over there. >> 9-year-old galaxy kong showed us her home and how she reacted and how she told her parents the first floor was on fire. >> i put two towels, one on my shoulder and one covering my nose and mouth. >> her mother and father did the same. they tried to take the stairs, but it was too late. galaxy told her parents to get on their hands and knees to crawl back to the room. >> i saw smoke coming on the bottom of the door. i used the towel on my shoulder to stop the heavy smoke coming in. >> galaxy told her disoriented parents to escape from the second story window where construction workers were waiting with a ladder. >> i didn't even think we had another alternative to get out of the window. >> by the way, galaxy's mother

when haywood firefighters gave a fire safety lesson at an elementary school they could only hope it would come in hand ay. in handy. >> a clever young girl was honored for using the knowledge to save her family. >> it was a proud moment for haywood teachers, firefighters and the little girl who put everything they taught her to good use. >> i ran to the bathroom over there. >> 9-year-old galaxy kong showed us her home and how she reacted and how she told her parents the first floor was on fire. >> i put two towels, one on my shoulder and one covering my nose and mouth. >> her mother and father did the same. they tried to take the stairs, but it was too late. galaxy told her parents to get on their hands and knees to crawl back to the room. >> i saw smoke coming on the bottom of the door. i used the towel on my shoulder to stop the heavy smoke coming in. >> galaxy told her disoriented parents to escape from the second story window where construction workers were waiting with a ladder. >> i didn't even think we had another alternative to get out of the window. >> by the way, galaxy's mother

when haywood firefighters gave a fire safety lesson at an elementary school they could only hope it would come in hand ay. in handy. >> a clever young girl was honored for using the knowledge to save her family. >> it was a proud moment for haywood teachers, firefighters and the little girl who put everything they taught her to good use. >> i ran to the bathroom over there. >> 9-year-old galaxy kong showed us her home and how she reacted and how she told her parents the first floor was on fire. >> i put two towels, one on my shoulder and one covering my nose and mouth. >> her mother and father did the same. they tried to take the stairs, but it was too late. galaxy told her parents to get on their hands and knees to crawl back to the room. >> i saw smoke coming on the bottom of the door. i used the towel on my shoulder to stop the heavy smoke coming in. >> galaxy told her disoriented parents to escape from the second story window where construction workers were waiting with a ladder. >> i didn't even think we had another alternative to get out of the window. >> by the way, galaxy's mother

emma haywood at westminster. now to john hendren in northern iraq and erbil. what reason did haines killers give for beheading him? >> the executioner in that video spoke directly to david cameron, addressing him by name and said "this british man is paying the price, cameron, for your promise to arm the peshmerga in their battle against the islamic state. it was a direct accusation or direct blaming, rather, of brits for cooperating in the coalition. the brits have promised to arm the peshmerga, and they say they are awaiting the arms in order to carry out what could be the biggest battle yet to come. that is for the city of mosul, a big city, just a couple of hours away from the syrian border. it's a sunni arab city, occupied by the islamic state. we spent time there, and this is what we found. [ gun fire ] >> reporter: from a strategic mountain above villagers held by the islamic state group, there is a push towards mosul. islamic state fighters no longer fire back, movement is punished by mortar strikes, like this in the village of tajja. in a 3-hour battl

. >> rivers only daughter melissa, katie haywood-gray left a bouquet of flowers. >> she never left anyone out of her jokes. everybody could relate to them. i think people kind of resonate wednesday that. >> joan rivers wrote in her book that when it came to her funeral, she wanted meryl streep crying in three different languages. today at the temple emanu-el streep wasn't in attendance but shock jock howard stern delivered a eulogy, and it couldn't be repeated. >> thank you very much. being california gardens going brown. when the cbs news continues. sphwhrs as californians struggle with one of the worst droughts in history, the landscape is changing. green is out. brown is in. here is terri okita. >> california's historic dry spell is actually good for business. >> i get phone calls from almost everyone, get wanting to take out their lawns. >> pro formas at all levels gardeners, homeowners, nurnsary people. >> cora herself has traded, thirsty lawns in her yard. having a garden with no grass. >> if you have a spray irrigation in your front yard, that spray head puts out about the same amo

. >>> we'll go to erbil in a minute, but first to emma haywood outside the british parliament in london. david cameron called the killing an act of pure evil. what else has he been saying. >> yes, condemning in the strongest terms the killing. in a statement he said "we'll do everything in our power to hunt down the murderers and ensure they face justice, however long it takes - his words echoed by other politicians in the u.k. and other groups, condemning the killing of david haines. the british prime minister david cameron is hosting a meeting, a cobra meeting, an emergency meeting. that got under way an hour ago. we upset david cameron to issue a statement at the end of that. up for discussion, what will britain do to combat i.s. they have promised to arm the peshmerga fighters in the north of iraq. the big question after the killing of david haines is whether this will prompt britain to take a prominent role in trying to combat the islamic state. >> emma haywood there outside the house of parliament, westminster. thank you. >>> well, u.s. president obama condemned what he described

. >>> we go to erbil in iraq, first to emma haywood outside the british parliament. david cameron called the killing an act of evil. what is happening there in terms of snons. >> well, david cameron welcome back to doungt, issuing the statement, calling the act despicable and an appalling act of evil. it was echoed by others. barack obama called it a barbaric murder. islamic groups condemned it. including the society in britain, here, david cameron will host an emergency meeting with advisors and ministers to decide how to respond. it will be interesting whether we see a shift in policy towards iraq, coming out of that meeting. britain has donated arms to the north of iraq. we expect more words to come out of the meeting that will take place in downing street. let's cross to northern roying and talk to john hendren. john, what reason did david haines killers give for beheading him? >> in the video the executioner says, "this man has to pay the price, david cameron, for your promise to arm the kurdish peshmerga against the islamic state", it is the act of arming the t

. >> emma haywood there in central london. let's cross to erbil in northern iraq and speak to john hendren. what reason did david hayne's killers give for beheading him? >> well, in that video, the executioner addressed cameron directly saying this british man is paying the price for your promise to arm the peshmerga in a fight against the islamic state. the peshmerga are the kurdish troops in northern iraq. they are the biggest threat in that part of iraq. they have been pushing back the islamic state with the assistance of u.s. air strikes, and they are moving towards the capital. and that is in mosul, a sunni r arab city of 2 million people. we spent time there, this is what we found >> reporter: from a strategic mountain ahead of an area held by the islamic state. kurdish forces push forward. i.s. no longer fire back, because any movement is punished by mortar strikes, like this one. in a 3-hour battle they captured the mountain and bombarded the villages below, left empty by christians and yazidi. this is the village. thi

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it looks good if you are driving to san mateo out of haywood, it should take 15 minutes to palo altond down to san jose, it still looks good, slow on the pass, for the main part, livermore does look good getting into the city. this is highway 24. i see some flashing lights here on pleasant hill road and maybe somebody is just being pulled over and for the mothers part, we'll see if anything else is looming. >>> temperatures are well below average and tomorrow they will be slightly below and the fog will burn off much sooner, 90s to the interior and the nights are getting longer and days are shorter and the lows are cool, cool and san francisco was only 64 and we are going 67 and this is just a little bit of a bump up and september is usually the warmest time of the year. low clouds are there make being a pretty good push and the breeze is half what it was yesterday and early next week, it needs a kicker, and in walnut creek santa rosa 52 and 52 in red wood city and we are warming up a little bit los gatos 48, fremont 52. gusts at 39 and 21, coming down and other areas are far less th

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. >> mark: of the search is on going for a missing haywood a teenager. kohen there is a little bit of hope for the family and the reason why is that they searched in the reason why is that they discovered that someone has locked onto his account and a public library. they're hoping it's help. >> reporter: his bother shut off the internet after he told her repeatedly to stop playing videogames. then the 15 year-old boy disappeared into the woods wearing flip-flops' a t-shirt and some genes. >> reporter: they did not pick up a cent in this area and tracking dogs should have would have found a set by this time. in the meantime u.s. family members waiting and watching in agony over what's going on >>: he's really shy but he's really sweet use try to learn the tart. >> reporter: there are going to monitor the situation pskov and then that's your of this is a new lead in this case. >> mark: san rafael are looking for women that went missing last night. she could be suffering from dementia. she left the residence at age 15 last night and she's not familiar with

. >>> emma haywood has more on the british reaction on the beheading of david haines. >> david haines spent more than a decade carrying out work around the world. last year he went to syria, was kidnapped and ended up in i.s. hands. on saturday his family reached out to those holding him. the group, now in control of large swathes of land in northern iraq responded by releasing a video of his murder, saying it was in direct response to britain's support for kurdish military forces in the north. condemnation came quickly, from the u.k. and the u.s. britain's prime minister convened an emergency meeting of his ministers, describing david haines as a british hero, and i.s. as the embody. of evil. he reaffirmed britain's commitment to fighting the i.s. group. >> the murder of david haines will not lead britain to shirk withal lies to deal with the threat in i.s. poses. it will strengthen our resolve. >> reporter: david cameron was clear, he'll do what it takes to defeat i.s. at the moment it's in the form of logistical support and helping to arm forces trying to repel i.s. there's con cer

haywood at 64.0s mountain view and we have another mild, warm day around the bay. 90 degrees in napa and sonoma you will go to 90. 87 expected in the afternoon. 78 for richmond. 88 for areas right around valle. 94 for concord and upper 90s for antioch and brentwood. 80 degrees this afternoon for haywood and santa clara valley, a warm day for you. 85 san jose and below 90s saratoga and along the coastline along the boardwalk of santa cruz, the beach is 97 for you. the extended forecast is always in view for the bay area. finally, getting back to the 80s for our inland communities and mid-80s by midweek wednesday. around the bay, temperatures dipping back in the 70s and a little 60s on the coast. >>> a new push by the pope, what he plan to do tomorrow that technically looked at as a sin in the eye of the catholic church. >>> plus, if a a musical coming to the bay area and how you can hear the story when it comes to san francisco. >>> mike sings that all the time. fa fro citizen can frozen can soon get

emma haywood has more. >> reporter: david hayne, a father of two was a humanitarian worker carrying out work around the world. last year he went to syria, and was kidnapped. the family reached out to those holding him. the group responded by releasing a video of its murder saying it was in response to britain's support for kurdish forces in the north. >> condemnation came quickly, from the u.k. and the u.s. >> britain's prime minister convened an emergency meeting. he reaffirmed brit australian's commitment to fighting the u.s. group. >> the murder of david haines will not leave britain to shirk our responsibilities with our allies to deal with this threat that i.s.i.s. poses. >> reporter: there was no shift in strategy. david cameron was clear, britain will do what it takes to defeat i.s.i.s. at the moment it comes in the form of logistical support, and hoping to repel forces. there is deep con certain for the fate of a -- concern for the fate of a second british hostage heldly i.s. david haines beheading coming after the murder of two british journalist, muslim groups condemn the viol

emma haywood has a report from england. >> reporter: under an 18th century ceiling, the classical and contemporary collide. ai weiwei's shankeda leer casting light on one of the britain's stately of homes. ai weiwei can't be at blenom to see his work go on show. his passport was confiscated in 2011, when he was held for 81 days by the chinese authorities. despite the difference, he has directed how the exhibition looks and feels. >> what we tried to do was create a virtual world for him. we started by photographing the palace, gave him books about the family and the palace, and made video walk-throughs, and took it a step further. as we got through the process, we had the scans. >> artists and activism came through the corridors. at one room, thousands of porcelain given to a dinner. in another, hand dynasty advisors are covered in paint. an impact of consumerism. >> what is striking about the exhibition is ai weiwei's work sits comfortably in this palace dating back the to 18th century. a pal sass where winston churchill -- palace where winston churchill was born. ai weiwei has been

in these pay up toward the latter part of the day, 81 in pleasanton, 80 degrees in dublin, 75 in haywood little breezy this afternoon, and 72 degrees in alameda. in the north they will find sunshine and temperatures up to 80 degrees in napa valley, 84 in sonoma as you head to san francisco the fog clears out and temperatures in the upper 60s. >>> time now for look at what's coming up later on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us live in the new york for preview. >>> lesslie 60 minutes former defense secretary leon panetta said were now paying the price for president obama's decision not to arm stream rebels. this morning mike rowe tells us the safest way to arm those rebels now. >>> is living longer worth it? other resources being spent worth the goal. >>> led zeppelin legend robert plan will be here in studio 57. >>> news is back in the morning and we will see you at 7:00 a.m. and you'll see why charlie rose says if he can trade is like with anyone it will be robert plant. >> by the way bill plan is also in the show today. >> i always wondered if they were brothers you know. >>

in addition, we are awarding more than $1 million to the w haywood burns institute and development services group to reduce racial and ethnic disparities through the juvenile justice system. it's time to focus on the juveniles. [applause] with a third set aren't smart on juvenile justice awards, we are supporting comprehensive training for juvenile justice prosecutors to appoint them with the very latest information on forensic science, adolescent development, neurosciences, and the prosecution of sexual assault cases. i think these are promising new steps that will help to advance this very important work and in many cases work that is life-changing, work in our juvenile justice arena. these are to the heart of what we are and who we aspire to be both as a nation and a people. as this group has rightly recognized over the years and as you reaffirmed today by convening this very critical for the challenges we face are more fundamental, more complex, more urgent than the need to preserve what president johnson once called the most basic right to which every american is entitled, the right to

haywood burns institute and the development services group to reduce racial and ethnic disparities throughout our juvenile ju juvenile justice system. it is time to focus on our juvenile justice system. with a third set of smart on juvenile justice apart we are concentrating on training for juvenile justice prosecutors to acquaint them with the very latest information on forensic science, adolescent development, neuro sciences and the prosecution of sexual assault cases. now these are, i think, promising new steps that will help to advance this very important work, and in many cases work that is life changing, work in our juvenile justice arena. these efforts go to the heart of who we are and who we aspire to be, both as a nation and as a people. but as this group has, i think, rightly recognized over the years, and as you re-affirmed today by convening this very, very critical forum, few of the challenges that we face as a country are more fundamental, more complex, or more urgent than the need to preserve what president johnson once called the most basic right to which every american is ent