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richard kiel died yesterday.. >>> over the weekend hundreds gathered for the dedication of a historic cemetery. buried there, african-americans who had fled slavery during the civil war. wyatt andrews spoke with some of their descendants. >> reporter: imagine coming here to a cemetery kept secret for a cemetery and finding ancestors you never knew existed. >> i'm so proud. >> reporter: proud of who they were. most of the people buried in this cemetery, their names now etched in bronze, were former slaves and children who escaped to freedom during the civil war. zumi matama's relatialllatives descended from martha washington's maid. ♪ >> reporter: this dedication of the alexandria, virginia, friedman cemetery almost happened by accident. it was a gathered place for escaped slaves during the civil war, but after the war with no headstones on the graves, the city found a way to forget. in the 1950s, gas station was allowed to pave it over, but eventually the cemetery was rediscovered and the gas station was torn dow

richard kiel played jaws in james bond films in the 70's and 80's. >> instantly recognizable at 2.2 meters tall and more pointed metal teeth. he made appearances over the decades as well as doing voiceover work. he was 74 years old. ♪ week on "wealthtrack," what explains the agelesses appeal of the motley fool. like a shakespearean name sake, tom gardner, instructs and entertains. why it has also beaten the market is next on consuelo mack's "wealthtrack." ♪

up on the kron4 morning news, a gentle giant passes away, we'll have more on the death of richard kielour camera looking down over the bay, some fog out there this morning and we are once again expecting a hot afternoon. >>> new this morning you remember this guy, frightened movie goers with steel teeth and towering body richard kiel has died at the age of 74. not a lot of details are known about how he died but he was a patient at saint agnes medical center at the time of his passing. he was 7 feet 2 inches tall he was a giant on the screen literally. he performed famously as a cable chomping henchmen jaws who fought with rich in order moore. his massive fight was attribute today a hormonal condition. he had rolls in happy gill more and the wild wild west, he published a biography in 2002 called making it big in the movies. >>> the parents of a newborn who needed a new heart turned to facebook to raise awareness and money for medical costs. facebook said a picture was to graphic. he was born in north carolina and diagnosed with heart disease. his parents say he needs a heart transplan

. >>> richard kiel has died. he gained fame as an actor who just happened to be 7'2". he converted his height to roles that made the most of it. most notably he played jaws, the indestructible james bond villain. when people met him in person, many were surprised to find out he didn't actually have that mouth full of metal bridgework. he made a living as an actor for 50 years. westerns, dramas and comedies including "happy gilmore." he was 74. >>> you might have heard word of a solar flare headed our way. while there was a substantial eruption of energy on the sun, it appears we'll be fortunate, it will cause minimal effects here. perhaps some radio and satellite communications and gps affected. it is a reminder we're at the mercy of that giant boiling star. a big enough flare hitting earth at the wrong spot could cripple power grids and communications. >>> a sign of our times tonight beginning with a question, ask yourself when was the last time you made a major electronics purchase at radioshack. the answer may say a lot about the problems that store chain is having.

well, hulking and talented richard kiel will be missed.e was 74. >>> pat robertson's political rescue. one of the most liberal commentators in the country backing rand paul and john kerry's flying high again. "scrambled politics" is next. >>> there's a new poll out there that shows that if the presidential election were held today, hillary clinton might actually beat chris christie in his home state of new jersey. while another poll shows that if the election were held today, president obama would be tight. get me out of here! get me out! >> now here's your first look at this morning's dish of "scrambled politics." in kansas, senator pat roberts is in the political fight of his life. and now he's getting help from big-name republicans. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will headline a fund-raiser for roberts later this month. senator john mccain and rand paul will also campaign for the kansas senator this fall. >>> speaking of rand paul, he picked up an unconventional supporter, should he run for president in 2016. you'll remember thi

his mother held her baby by the kiel to deadpan in the water. one fiddled vulnerability. but when he has a styx's where he began. that is from the dead vary in the distance. a keeley's dingell from his mother's hands with his hand and shoulders entirely underwater. this is clearly no ordinarily regard to the underworld where the baby's body meets the river as it is plunged into the beast confirming immunity is the task to prepare the children for the hazards of life my own mother red grooms barry tales every night before bet i don't remember the of brutality as did the the as i remember that magic. the boy no bigger than that from the 12 brothers who were twelves wants but it did not escape my notice but the appearance had a bad habit to gamble with there devil he thinks he is giving away his apple tree but to his dismay his daughter is standing there. in another story a woman wanting a child becomes pregnant but then grows into the garden of the wicked enchantress. when the husband is caught he promises the future child who locks the girl away in a tall tower. but they w

. >> we say good-bye to richard kiel. >> he's passed away. >> here's to us. >> the dalai lama made a huge announcement. we need no future dalai lama. he then dropped the karma and walked offstage. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs the ravens will host the steelers. hanging over tonight's game a big development. sharyn alfonsi, james brown and phil simms will all be with us here this morning. >> but first big developments in the case of blade runner oscar pistorius, the double amputee the olympic sprinter is clear of all murder charges. debora patta has been in the courtroom, she joins us now from pre to pretoria, south africa. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the judge had harsh words for oscar pistorius. she said he was a pro witness who was often untruthful but she stressed the intention to shoot did not necessarily mean intention to kill. >> the state clearly has not proved beyond a reasonable doubt that the accused is guilty of premeditated murder. >> reporter: the whole point of this case is whethe

. >> saying good-bye to actor richard kiel. >> on "cbs this morning." >> the dalai lama. >> made a huge announcement. >> he said, quote, let us then finish with a popular dalai lama. boom, lama out. he then dropped the karma and walked off stage. >> this morning's "eye opening" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." we're counting down to the debut of thursday night football on cbs tonight. in baltimore, this is a big day for fans and for cbs. >> we have coverage from the stadium where they will host the steelers. hanging over the game, the big development in the ray rice story. >> but first, big developments in the case of blade runner oscar pistorius, the double amputee olympic sprinter is cleared of all murder charges. deborah potter has been in the courtroom. she joins us from south africa. >> the judge saying he was a poor witness who was often untruthful. but she said this did not mean he was a murderer. >> the state clearly has not proved beyond a reasonable doubt that the accused is guilty of premeditated murder. p>> the whole point of this t