i'm sitting with my two fabulous coanchors of cbs this morning gayle king and nora o'donnell. we had a remarkable experience. we did the first ever live television show from the top of the brand-new one world trade center an one world observatory. we are on the 102nd floor. we can see everywhere. we can see up the hudson. we can see down the east river into the atlantic. we can see the physical presence of this great city as you have never seen it before. >> it's so true carlie that the star of the show really is the viewment but what this building represents is so much more than that. and that's what i keep thinking, when you come in this building you can't help but feel what the people feel who are working here, who built it. one guy said to me no hatter how bad a day is when i walk in here no matter how challenging, i look out here and have great appreciation and gratitude. >> i agree. you think about what happened to this city on 9/11 and around the country and the rebuilding of this building. the word i think that was used today was rebirth. it's the rebirth of this area

and sitting with my fabulous co-anchors, gayle king and nora o'donnell.e did the first ever live television show from the top of the brand-new one world trade center and the one world observatory. we are the one -- we are on the 102nd floor. we can see up to hudson, down the east river into the atlantic. we can see the physical presence of this great city as you have never seen it before. >> it is so true that the star of the show is the view, but what this building represents is so much more than that. that is what i keep thinking. we knew come in this building you can't help but feel what the people that built it feel. one guy said, no matter how challenging a day it is i look outside and have appreciation and gratitude that i get to be there. >> i agree. you think about what happened to the city on 9/11, and the rebuilding of this building. >> it is the rebirth of this area from businesses and people and residences all coming back in this area, and the strength of this tower, the symbol of it 776 feet high the largest in america, the largest in the wes

. >> nora o'donnell is in new york with your preview. nora, good morning. >> good morning ukee and erika. tornadoes and massive flooding slammed the plains. we are live in oklahoma in one of the worst hit area. >>> we will look at the deflate gate fall out likely punishments and how it could affect tom brady's legacy. >>> and then the man who captured this incredible video described what it was like to be the center of the mount everest avalanche the news is back in the morning, we will see you guys in about ten minutes. have a great day. >> to. >> amazing video. >> thanks very much. >>> the word is, yale. >> actress lindsey lohan could ab rested when she returns to the u.s. from london. the the trouble star is due back in a california court today for a probation progress report. in her 2012 reckless driving convictions. tmz reports that lohan has only completed less than, 20 of the additional 125 community service hours she agreed to complete the by may 28th. lohan was given extra hours after judge challenge her log sheet in january. >>>

. >> nora o'donnell has your preview, good morning. >> reporter: happy thursday to ukee and erika.e are at ed sullivan theater with surprisees from david letterman's star studded good bye. plus, the we will look in the tell evangelist asking his followers to follow him a 65 million-dollar private jet that is right also a top specialist in the studio 57 with how sleepy affects your weight. peter greenburg goes inside secret lab to find out how hotels are high tech, news is back in the morning, we will see new ten minutes. >> you got it, nor thanks much good little any of bus that sleep study. >> i know. >> thanks, we will talk to you. >>> for past five years first lady michelle obama has been promoting a a healthy lifestyle. now we know she has been following her own advice. >> in a clip posted on you tube first lady seen here working out in the white house and she makes it look ease tie, look at her. video promotes give me five campaign which is part of the fifth anniversary of the lets move initiative and this gets me. those are not easy. >> she did her crunches. >> yep. >> well d

. >> including the answer, allen i have err son, babe chuck nora o'donnell joins us from new york withreview today talking about practice. >> that's right. good morning, to you ukee, erika. as you mention allen iverson is right her we will talk with the legendary 76er about his controversial career, and find out if he has any regret. he was a classmate of mine actually at georgetown, and new documentary out very, very good. so, we are having that this morning, i think it will be real good conversation. also touching base with seth don't, following the news we learn overnight that they found the wreckage of this us military chopper in nepal. hidden camera into nail salon follow to up last week's new york times investigation, an empl the long hours low pay and why your kit may never end up in their pocket. all of that because the news is back in the morning so we'll see you guys in just about ten minutes on this friday, and hope you guys have a nice weekend. >> with such interesting article, too. >> for sure. give allen our best, thank you, nor a take care. >>> will do. take care guys. >

. >> nora o'donnell has your preview, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you ukee, erika. ahead following overnight flooding in texas from one of the hardest hit areas there. plus, elaine will look into bounce house safety after those stunning videos shows one kid tossed around in the air with kids inside. and, senator ran paul joins us here in studio 57. there is a lot to talk about. not only is he running for president, but there is news about isis in iraq and also nsa surveillance tonight top it all off talk parenting with aaron core old a talk to you guys in just about ten minutes. >> oh, that will be fun. looking forward to that. >> well there is young man says he earned big time points with his girlfriends for coming to the rescue after baby moose caught on the wrong side after busy highway in alaska. and the rescue is caught on camera. keith burgess said he saw it as he drove by, pull over to help out. he carried it across the street, and is headed up into a wooded area. keith said he hopes it is in the woods right now living life to the fullest. >> oh, hope it fin

nora o'donnell is in your city and correspondents are looking in the investigation and talking to survivors. we will talk to former ntsb chair deborah hersman about that crash. news is back in the morning we will talk to you in ten minutes. >>> train derailment after the break. >> you can see it is still an active scene anyone seeking information about friend or relatives who might have been on that train can call hot line that number is 1.800.523.9101. 1.800.523.9101. we will have more in a moment. >>> also we are standing by for an update from temple university hospital, on the conditions of those who have been hospitalized after that crash. but first here's is what coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> we are close to 7:00 o'clock in the morning we will update the deadly train derailment at frankford junction in port richmond. at least five people were killed and dozens injured we're told those numbers rise. they were rushed to several area hospitals and red cross ace cyst continuing many people. investigators from the national transportation safety board are searching for the cause of this de

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. >> nora o'donnell, up in new york, good morning. >> hey, good morning to you, ukee erika. brady speaks for the first time since the deflate gate report. plus, we will talk about controversial medical breakthrough that's giving hope to couples struggling to get pregnant. only on cbs this morning the first baby born using a new ibf technique. and we will introduce to you a military mother who saw all four of her children answer the call of duty. her surprising invite. the news is back in the morning, we'll see you guys in just about ten minutes. and happy mothers day to all of the mothers there in philadelphia. >> got that, right back at up, thank you, have a great day. >>> as nora said, mothers day of course this sunday, and chance to show your mom how much you care about her. >> so members of the "eyewitness news" team, erika just can't stop singing their mom phrases. >> ♪ ♪ >> hey ma. big time thing to friend at jib jab. for putting this together. >> oh, various hairstyles. >> go ahead girl. hey, ma. >> i'll be sure to forward. >> this she will get a chuckle out of it, ma

nora o'donnell of cbs this morning gives us a tour. >> sitting on the edge of the hudson river in new, the new home of the whitney museum of american art looks ready to set sail. packed with a cargo of art. >> our greatest specialty that we focus on art of the united states. >> adam is the museum's director. >> art made by an artist from abroad working in the united states. maybe from the united states working abroad. it's america in its broadest sense but it is art that somehow has connection to this country. for example here you have charles the great grain elevators which were in pennsylvania. >> he over saw whitney's move of 49 years on upper east side of manhattan to the trendy meat packing district downtown. you outgrew the old space. >> i always say it's a little bit like a wonderful suit, fantastic thing but it's still too small it does not function for all of the things that we need to do. whitney originally opened in 1956 we had two thousand works of heart. now we have 22,000. >> once you say it's right in the financial district. on this side of the city, when you lock out o

as we are about to hear from cbs nora o'donnell. here's what you will see later on cbs sunday morning. >> you tube create trend or you just keep up with them. >> i think it is both. you tube has because come sort of a mirror of our culture. >> reporter: kevin is head of the culture and trend at you tube a job title that translates being on constant look out for the next clip to go viral. whether it is you tube all time most watched video, the korean pop song gangham style. or the work of joseph garrett known on line as stamy longhead. >> hello. >> up load of himself playing video games are followed by more than 5 million people. yes, video of people playing video games are some of you tube's biggest draws. >> you look at one video and say this is really popular and i just don't get it. >> all the time. >> there are so many different things that become popular and have after a while you start to understand, okay, this may not be something i understand but people into this kind of thing love it. you get used to that happening a >> i'm

charlie also received an honorary degree while what he there and gave a nod to his co- anchor, nora o'donnells a masters degree from georgetown. >>> and giving out bikes today for good deeds. the students in grades 1 through 3 earned the bikes by completing six responsible acts, like perfect attendance or volunteering. the bicycle distribution includes helmets and a brief safety orientation today at king pond farm instead. >>> also happening today, the d.c. dre''on boat festival continues. it happened in georgetown. the event features dragon boat races on the potomac river and hands-on activities as well. >>> and coming up here this morning, it's time to grab a martini and celebrate with don draper. the popular tv show comes to an end. >>> plus, we'll go on a rear behind the scenes look at the ed sullivan theater with late show host david letterman. >>> a few light sprinkles and showers this morning, then another round of thunderstorms develops this afternoon. i will track them for you with 9 futurecast coming up in the first alert seven-day. today's high temperatures, 80 to 85 degrees. >>> w

. >> charlie rose with gayle king and nora o'donnell. police last night lived in phoenix. agents searched an apartment this morning. the suspects shot after opening fire outside of an art contest and exhibit involving cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad. >> they're holding a news conference at this hour. dozens held inside until the area was secure. event organizers accused of being anti-muslim. she says the event was defending free speech the national guards starting to pull out of baltimore. the mayor lifted the 10:00 p.m. curfew. no now reports of confrontations between police and protesters. baltimore city hall was the scene of a peaceful rally yesterday. tensions in the city have calmed since charges were announced against the six baltimore police officers involved in the arrest of freddie gray. >> cbs tonight salutes david letterman, with a prime time special, his network television career spans more than three decades. dave's final late show wednesday, may 20th. ray romano hosts the look back after performing stand-up comedy f

. >>> i'm charlie roes with gayle king and nora o'donnell.ortant link on amtrak's busiest route was broken by tuesday night's crash that killed eight passengers. >>> funerals scheduled today for three of the victims. service at crash site resumed with an automatic control system now in place. that system is designed to slow down trains going too fast. >> iraq's government is working this morning to reclaim the key city of ramadi from isis. the extremist group seized the capital over the weekend. mill tants killed at least 500 people and forced another 8,000 to leave. video released appears to show iraqi soldiers look at this retreating from ramadi in defeat. plans for a counteroffensive are reportedly in the works. senator lindsey graham is critical of president obama's handling of iraq. the south carolina republican sits on the armed services committee. good morning. >> good morning. >> this is really significant. and i think for people who followed the iraq war closely, anbar anbar province more than 1,300 troops lost their lives there, wha

charlie rose gayle king nora o'donnell are off. >>> 25 million americans face the threat of more dangerousning, after a deadly holiday weekend. record rainfall in texas caused flooding throughout the state, water flowed through the six flags theme park in arlington. >> floodwaters were strong enough to sweep houses off their foundation. hundred of homes were damaged. one person died in the texas flooding others are still missing. >> people in oklahoma this morning are grieving for a firefighter who drowned trying to save others. captain jason farley one of two people who died in the weekend's severe weather in oklahoma. flooding has swamped farmland. water rose above bridges, more thunderstorms and flash flooding threaten the state today. >>> president obama is honoring armed forces on memorial day. he's at arlington national cemetery right now to place a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. last night washington held a tribute to the fallen service members. ♪ god bless america my home♪ >> that was gloria estefan, she and others performed at the national memorial day concert on the c

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and nora o'donnell. over night in nashville. >>> an apparent tornado hurt more than two dozen people in van texas, southeast of dallas. 30% of the town was damaged, and this morning, many other areas in texas are flooded out. one person died south of dallas. national guard is rescuing stranded people, including two who got stuck in their pickup truck. >> isis has gained an edge using social media to recruit and direct new attacks. but what if the u.s. and its allies could fight back by incorporating what isis does best. >>> general mcchrystal, leading the joint special operations task force in iraq and after gap stan. >> instead of running every decision by a general, his approach emphasized sharing information and empowering those under him to act quickly. in a new book "team of teams new rules for engagement for a complex world." general stanley mcchrystal joins us at the table, and we're glad to have you here. we want to hit the news of the day. michael morel was here he talked about a concern of a la

she spoke with norah o'donnell about police and african-americans. noraars ago. it was almost half a year before the senate confirmed her, longer than any nominee in three decades. once sworn in she quickly made up for lost time. your first day on the job you were dealing with what was going on in baltimore. >> yes, yes. >> within a couple of hours, had you an unscheduled meeting with the president of the united states about what to do next. >> people asked me about that and said you had to immediately deal with those issues. that's true. people have been dealing with that, that's true. >> we've had cleveland, we've had north charleston. what's going on in this country? >> you succeed in some cities and the resulting publicity has highlighted incidences of tension and frustration and negative relationships that have gone on for a while. you'll talk to community leaders who will say we've been tell uging you this for years but no one was listening. it's hard to say whether it's a new phenomenon or no one was listening to it. >> is it individual racism or d