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in an hour, the late late show with james gordon. -- cordon. >>> the previously on hawaii five-o...what are you doing in my house? who are you? i'm marco reyes. your brother never mentioned me to you? what is it that i can do for you? your brother took something from me. and you're gonna help me get it back. when your brother disappeared, he was in possession of a significant amount of my money. okay, how much money? 18 and a half million dollars. well, i, unfortunately don't know anything about that. i haven't seen or spoken to my brother in three years. do you really think that i'm the kind of guy who doesn't get what he wants? i strongly suggest that you just get on a plane and never come back. as soon as i get my money, that's exactly what i'll do. i don't know where your money is. i don't have it. matthew tells a very different story. of course people tend to say anything when they have

james gordon from the late show. ♪ . . charlie: ian scrager and arne sorenson are here.her they are bringing in a new brand of luxury with edition hotels. there is a new book that brings us the life of ian scrager " ian scrager works." i'm pleased to have him at this table tree in your wildest imagination you could not imagine a partnership with marriott 10 years ago. guest: that's true. charlie: what changed? guest: his company has changed. it is doing new things. i wanted to do something on a much larger scale than i have had to date. guest: and for you, what was in this? guest: we needed his expertise and his permission. customer information. we watched the space he invented in 1984 and thought this is an itchy -- niche. this is the kind of hotel business that captures peoples imagination and they are inspired by. we need to get into this space. who better to go to then the fellow who invented it? charlie: don't get me someone like ian: get me ian scrager. arne sorenson and we needed customers to know if we could be successful in this space. if we opened exactly the s

he was finally in test -- and trust the care of reverend james gordon at the orphanage asylum hearing or glenn. "spectacle" recounts benga's stay in weeks fill his journey to ensberg virginia and the return to the orphanage farm in long island where he lived a lonely life at st. james. in 1910 he returned to lynchburg where he worked on a tobacco farm and did odd jobs. he also became a beloved companion to neighborhood children to whom he talked the ways of the forest hunting fishing picking berries and roots. in lynchburg he was embraced by the towns black community that included and spencer who would go on to become an acclaimed poet and have actually done ota benga's teacher at the seminary. he would spend his final years trying to find his way back home or trying to adjust to american life. so i will read a small excerpt from that period in lynchburg where he bonded with a group of voice including and spencer sund chauncy. >> in lynchburg benga had found a surrogate home and family and would learn their customs and the contours and boundaries of the binding blackness. when he cros

and late late show host james gordon is in sued yo 57. what is next for the show.see you at 7:00. >>> all right we'll be listening for that. especially the country music story and women. thank you charlie. >>> 6:47. >>> what is that about? >> i don't understand it. >> let's debt -- get off that soapbox. >>> wet this afternoon. strong thunderstorms. some areas could see some flash flooding, especially for the drive home. watch for some popping on the roads. there are big puddles on your drive home, especially for areas off to the north and east of the district. i'll show you the flash flood map later on today. they have had a lot of rain from baltimore through dc over the weekend. then you add another inch on top of that. the water doesn't have anywhere to go. in the meantime we have another warm and muggy day to get through. 75 degrees wednesday out of the southwest adding in the heat and humidity. a couple of sprinkles out of annapolis. everybody else is dry. we could still see downpours off to the south but it is more of a beneficial rain there you are going to s

they've entered the africana philosophy but james gordon and defined warnings are. [applause] >> you all know this is because my shoes on. [inaudible] i could keep going on but thank you all for coming out this evening. first this is the first ever book i've done. i'm one of the these people who the moment i finished the book i move on. i've been in context with people but i've never launched a book. i decided to give it this time severalfold. i started a celebration that began in nairobi on the rooftop in january going through mexico to around the world because those were the in the globe and the other is connected to people both sitting here and also you in the audience and what i mean right that is first with me begin with entrance of -- begin with the price itself. they list and put together a series that is committed to something that you don't see happening much in the academy today and didn't academic publishing because you see a lot of people in academic publishing and in the academy are not as much interested in the ideas were dealing at the dreaded doing i

. >>> plus nascar champ jeff gordon and best selling author james patterson.armelin and this is the "cbs morning news." body pain? motrin helps you be an unstoppable, i-can-totally-do-this- all-in-one-trip kind of woman. when pain tries to stop you, there's motrin. motrin works fast to stop pain where it starts. make it happen with new motrin liquid gels. aren't you christen press? that's me. great to see you off the soccer field. what's that sunscreen? it's coppertone clearly sheer. lightweight, breathable protection. your skin looks amazing - not greasy. try it. heads up! show off. i heard that! coppertone clearly sheer. >>> a california woman is recovering after giving birth in the wood. amber pangborn got lost driving to her mother's house. stranded she put a sleeping bag in the back seat of her car. >> the next contraction, i just pushed and, like i think two contractions and two pushes and reached over and grabbed the handle where, you know above the window and i pushed her out and then she came she came out. >> for three days she survived on some soda w

. >>> coming up in one hour the late late show with james corden, guests anna faris and bug chef david george gordonchampion warriors got paid today. >> and the a's were running >>> swinging a's, they were knocking it around tonight. >> on fire tonight. baseball on top. the giants were off, but the a's after a sweep by the royals back with vengeance. 12,125 and the natives were restless for josh reddick who put them in a lather with a 1st inning big fly, a two-run ride to open the scoring, reds 11. two batters later i like ike davis, the long ball doctor making a house call. it was 4-0. 4th inning billy butler, wow, that's a mandarin home run right there. five-0. two outs 9th inning brent lowry just under the glove of carlos gonzalez 6-1. oakland rolled tonight 7-1 and the a's got the win. >>> tennis and wimbledon is back. serena williams center court. careful! slippery grass. versus the russian qualifier. williams got up and took the first set 6-4 and fights it to win the second set 6-1. she's trying to win a true grand slam. only three others have won all four tournaments in a single season. >>> m

. >>> coming up in one hour the late late show with james corden, guests anna faris and bug chef david george gordonchampion warriors got paid today. >> and the a's were running with my name is rene guerrero. i'm a senior field technician for pg&e here in san jose. pg&e is using new technology to improve our system, replacing pipelines throughout the city of san jose, to provide safe and reliable services. raising a family here in the city of san jose has been a wonderful experience. my oldest son now works for pg&e. when i do get a chance, an opportunity to work with him it's always a pleasure. i love my job and i care about the work i do. i know how hard our crews work for our customers. i want them to know that they do have a safe and reliable system. together, we're building a better california. >>> swinging a's, they were knocking it around tonight. >> on fire tonight. baseball on top. the giants were off, but the a's after a sweep by the royals back with vengeance. 12,125 and the natives were restless for josh reddick who put them in a lather with a 1st inning big fly, a two-run ride to open t

but so that's james he's 17-year-old. he is jeff gordon's cousin. he's been racing since he was 4-year-old. >> he's racing on sunday. >> that's right. >> this is his could you say that i know is racing on saturday. >> right. he's shown us what it is like on the track. right there it doesn't look like much. here you get to see what it's like outside. on these turn we're doing 60-70 miles an hour. it feels like you are about to fly. we never did. he held us together the whole time. it's just amaze what these guys do. it's amazing. >> yeah. they have to be highly skilled. i'm seeing you got into a car with a 17-year-old. you are your seat belt on but what did it feel like? >> were you scared, john? >> honestly no. i'm a pretty trusting guy. i'm going to get out there with someone who knows what they are doing. this kid clearly knows what he's doing. it felt like he mastered this car. even though was a toyota camry and not his nascar. >> did you get a sense that these drivers -- there is only a couple of road courses like this that they d during the sea

nixon campaign counsel gordon liddy and campaign security chief james mccord guilty on all accounts ining of the democratic national convention headquarters. liddy faces a possible 35 years in prison. mccord with two more counts against him a possible 45 years. >> they were all found guilty, all of the seven men who were originally indicted, but one of them starts to crack. >> is your client going to spill the beans on this watergate affair to the judge. >> i have advised mr. mccord to be guided by his own conscience and convictions. he will do that. >> mccord feels higher ups shouldn't get off scot-free. >> mccord wrote the judge a letter. in it he says, other people, not yet named were involved in the break in at democratic national headquarters. >> mccord said there are efforts made to keep us quiet. there are people responsible that are much higher up than us and you are being denied that information. >> i think what bothers republicans is there apparently so much more to be revealed. every day, every week when something else happens it is one further dagger many the heart. >> by a

james of our cbs affiliate kbor reports. >> oh, my god, my wife thinks i'm nuts. >> reporter: anthony gordon saves drinking water just in case. even he thought it would never come to this. >> ever in a million years. ever in a million years. >> reporter: the town of mountain house is on the brink, just days away from having no water, not just for lawns. we're talk nothing drinking water. not even a drop. what are you guys going to do? where will you get your water? >> right now we're looking for water supplies as we speak. >> reporter: mountain house's general manager ed pattison is racing to save a crisis. how much water do you have left? >> we have storage tanks but that's to pressurize the storage is. no more than two days. >> reporter: how could this happen? it was one of 14 senior water rights holders cut off. thal means mountain house leaders must find someone else to sell their water. hopefully, the g.m. says, they have enough until the end of the year. >> we don't want this town to become a ghost town. it's a beautiful community. >> reporter: several districts said legal action will be taken. byron bethany is one of

james went 15 miles per hour on the straightaways. they could reach speeds of 200 miles per hour. he's the cousin of jeff door gordon. >> i have been out their and it's very loud. >> it does affect traffic, sal. i have been caught in that. let's go to the wine country. >>reporter: there is a winery right across from the sonoma raceway. >> i can't remember which one it is. >>reporter: people get caught unexspectly. some -- unexspectly. let's look ahighway 237. that traffic will be okay. we have new lane stripage there today according to vta. express lane access will be modified. i'm reading from the site here. about 4100 feet of existing double sided white stripe will be replaced by new dash striping which indicates new entrance points. we will see if there has any effect. this is suppose to be good in this area. this will be really light. i thank brandy for sending me a tweet this morning alerting me of the lane striping. this is the toll plaza traffic is moving nicely getting into san francisco. if you drive into east bay it looks good. 880 looks good between hayward and fremont. >>reporter: all right, there is a b

and author james patterson going to be here in studio 57 also first on cbs this morning, race car len end jeff gordonge for upcoming race. stay tuned for. that will the news is back in the morning. see you guys in about ten minutes. >> james patterson zoo coming up on cbs want to see that. >> very nice. look at you ukee. >> come on now. that looked good. that was good. thanks nora. >> you know your stuff. >> yes, ma'am. thanks. >> take care guys. >>> here is a look at your headlines today on cbs-3 pregnant woman loses her baby after a double shooting in the city's west oaklane section. she in critical condition. a man in his 40's in stable condition. >> suspect turned himself in for west philadelphia block party shooting that sent ten people to the hospital on june 20th. dominick lamar surrendered yesterday, another suspect though remains at large. >> and happening today, a ribbon cutting ceremony for new public park at the philadelphia navy yard. the 5-acre space will feature a lounge with hammocks, table tennis even some bouchee courts. looks like fun. residents in philadelphia's east mt. airy neig

james patterson will join us in studio 57. although first on cbs this morning, race car legend, jeff gordon, will reveal a big change for an upcoming race. he may have a car with him. the news is back in the morning, we'll see you at 7:00. >> we'll be watching, norah. have a good day. allison right back with us, what was the term you used, andrea talking about the psychological term? >> intermittent reenforcement. >> good news yesterday. >> yeah, it was a little treat. it was so nice out. especially right through the evening hours and then this morning we're back to summer. and our summer pattern will stick with us for awhile. let's take a look at your michael and son camera. it's a gorgeous start. it is warmer out there and more humid. so i think you'll notice a big difference. yesterday, a lot of us needed a light jacket. not the case today, it's pretty warm. you might want to grab the umbrella or the rain jacket for later on today. our rain chances are back. we'll have strong, even a couple strong thunderstorms are going to be possible. the dew point is higher, the humidity is higher. the winds are staying out of the south, so w

. >> john and james went 115 miles per hour on the straight ways, the drivers of nascar they can reach speeds approaching 200 miles per hour. victor's cousin is related to jeff gordontire after a full-time nascar driver after this season. >>> the sonoma-marin fair starts today. it draws 60,000 every year. one of the contests is the world's you go least dog contest. and there's a new exhibit, a wildlife safari. you can hold a giant python or a largetant la, tarantula, and there will be music and bands. >> i'll skip the python. >> okay. >>> the time is 5:56, more trouble, it's coming up in our 6:00 hour. the new problem raising its safety. >> today the white house will release a new executive order on hostages. how families can step in if their loved ones are being held by terrorist groups. >> it's hard to see but there are lanes blocked here, 580, with a car on the center divide, we'll let you know what this is doing on the commute on interstate 580. >> another day of wide variety of temperatures, cooler in coast land and at the pay, we'll look at what's in store for the weekend. it's warmer inland. ♪ ♪ . >>> this morning the contra costa county sheriff office is in