norah o'donnell is off, vinita nair is off and i'm thrilled. >> i'm more thrilled. >>> we begin with the mudslides in california. it cut off access to roads. >> thunderstorms in the san bern de-moe mountains washed away homes. one person died. children are among hundreds of campers stranded. >> reporter: it took just minutes for mountain roads to be transformed into rivers and mud. those had little time to react. authorities ordered some 3,000 people to shelter in place until water has receded. rescue teams were called in reportedly saving one resident. >> we're just getting to the point where we're able to get in there and help people. >> reporter: the mudslides flooded roads and buried vehicles. the sheriff's deputies rescued at least five. >> there was a honda car that got swept off the street and down into a stream behind my house. >> rescue confirming no one was trapped inside. more cars were stuck in the hope glen area. this car was caught. in palm springs cars struggled to wade through the bone dry city street. the rain came down at 3 1/2 minlds an hour. for a state that suffe

norah o'donnell is off. 3,000 people cut off by mudslides.eles. one person died in a car. >> captain says it could take three days to open things up. 500 campers arrived just before the rain hit are stranded. >>> second american infected with the deadly ebola virus is preparing to come home this morning. arriving in atlanta this weekend. his colleague could make it there tomorrow from liberia. both became infected while trying to stop the spread of ebola. >> there is no cure for the virus. a vaccine could soon go to trial. the leader in the study of infectious diseases. good morning. >> good morning. >> what's the most interesting thing for you about this case at this moment? >> well i think just it exemplifies the fact that with proper care people can get well. it has a mortality in some cases up to 90%. if you give good care to individuals, replenish their fluids, make sure that their organ systems are functioning well, they can do well. we're very encouraged by the fact that dr. brantley was able to get here and now is recuperateing in the

. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ norah o'donnell joins us now from new york.ing. thanks. cb >>> sometime for a look at what's -- time for a look at what's coming up later this morning on cbs this morning. norah o'donnell is live in new york. >> reporter: good morning to you, frank and michelle. ahead, we're going to talk to a cia insider to tell us how the u.s. should respond to isis. this gruesome video showing the apparent execution of an american journalist. plus, unexpected problems with what's supposed to be the future of clean energy. we have the look at technology that's igniting birds in midair over the mojave desert. and phil mickelson shares his golf goals for the next five years and advice for another lefty, president obama. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. it was nice to meet phil in person. >> i guess. he played very, very well in the last major, too. so that must have been fun. >> reporter: yes. so we'll see what he does at the barclays this weekend on cbs. hopefully he will have a good round. >> thank you. >>> 6:44. some a

charlie rose and norah o'donnell are off but as we've been saying all week, all is well because anthony mason is here. >> hello again. >> hello again. didn't the week fly by? >> flew. >> i think so too. president obama is considering action against isis and syria but he says there will be no attacks right away. this morning republicans are accusing the president of having no plan to deal with the terror group. >> secretary of state john kerry will go to the middle east next week. his job is to begin a coalition. bill plante's at the white house where the president met last night with his top security aides. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the expectation around here was building that the president was on the verge of order erring air strikes against the islamic militants inside syria, so he made his unscheduled appearance thursday to declare that the time is not yet right to strike isis or as he calls it, isil. >> we don't have a strategy yet. >> reporter: after more than 100 air strikes aimed at stopping the isis charge in northern iraq, president obama stated that conce

i'm norah o'donnell with maurice dubois in new york. cbs news has learned that american warplanes in northern iraq carried out the first air strikes this morning against isis. >> president obama authorized a use of force last night to protect americans in irbil. national security correspondent david martin is at the pentagon with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the u.s. has fired its first shot in this new battle for iraq against this islamic group known as isis. a pair of f-18 jet fighters off the aircraft carrier george bush in the persian gulf dropped at least one 500-pound laser-guided bomb on an isis artillery piece that was shelling kurdish positions near the city of irbil. that's a city where scores of americans are operating out of the u.s. consulate there and president obama said last night that he had authorized strikes in the event that isis columns started advancing on irbil. we do not know yet for sure whether the artillery piece has been destroyed, but we do know for sure that the two f-18s are safely off the target

norah o'donnell joins us now from new york.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. we are going to look back at the life and legacy of robin williams. you know, charlie rose sat down with him for six hours of interviews so we are going to bring you some of their most memorable exchanges. and then we want to check in with the leading psychiatrist on williams' struggles with depression. and then 75 years ago today, we went over the rainbow. jamie wax is going to visit the small town where the wiz of oz premiered. -- "wizard of oz" premieres. we'll meet one of the first people who saw the movie. >> every time it's on you watch. >> love it. >> great stuff. >> do you? oh, wow. >> there's no place like home. [ laughter ] >> thank you, norah o'donnell. >> reporter: click your heels. >> and we'll see you at 7:00. >>> the city of san jose and major league baseball will lock horns in the ninth circuit court of appeals on the ballpark in san jose. baseball officials have resisted giving the a's approval because the gia

nor a o'donnell -- norah o'donnell has nor. >> it's saturday night live. >> reporter: for nearly 40 yearsdon pardo was responsible for introducing many of hollywood's biggest stars on the popular sketch comedy show. >> ladies and gentlemen, steve martin. jim carey. >> reporter: those deem, drawn out syllables were a fixture on snl but over the course of his six decade long career, he also served as the announcer of some of america's most popular programs. pardo's voice was first made famous with the original "price is right" in 1956. >> this is don pardo speaking. >> reporter: in 1964, he went on to voice "jeopardy" for more than a decade until introducing the very first episode of "saturday night live" in 1975. >> nbc saturday night. >> reporter: he voiced the introductions for 38 seasons on snl missing just one. he was heard for the last time in may. >> andy sanders. >> reporter 2010 he was inducted into the academy of television arts and sciences hall of fame, one of television's highest honors. >> i always try to do my very best. and i've loved every minute of what i do. >> jimmy fall

katie holmes and harvey and david boies and jean pauley and norah o'donnell.he story of a boy who learns the dark underside of a futuristic society. his mother's played by katie. she's responsible for making sure civilians follow the government's strict rules. all of that. it's great to have all of you here. i took note of the fact that david once represented harvey. >> consistently. still. >> he's there for you? >> oh yeah. without him -- >> if i'm in trouble, call david. >> i second the motion. >> it's a green room filled with heavyweights. >> we'll be right back. >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota, let's go places. vent only happens once a year. we built a shuttle. a shuttle? yeah, carbon fiber wings, it works. better get an a. you mean, he better get an a. that's what i said. this is gonna be great for my shuttle. my shuttle. toyota, let's go places. ♪ ♪ ♪ almilk all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. your joints... work hard for you. give them the edge they deserve... new edge, from osteo bi-flex® with joint shield™ helps streng

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charlie rose and norah o'donnell are off. no worries, anthony mason is here. >> hello there. >> i think that's a good thing. hello to you. as you wake up in the west the u.s. is taking serious steps toward air strikes on isis forces in syria. president obama ordered reconnaissance flights over the area today. >> not approving air strikes yet and syria's government said it needs to know about any attack ahead of time. officials are planning for possible action at the pentagon. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. these reconnaissance flights will be flown by manned and unmanned aircraft, looking for targets inside syria. this is the first effort before launching air strikes against isis in syria. >> isis is based in a northern part of syria, where they say there would be little threat of american warplanes being shot down by syrian air defenses, plans drafted by the pentagon would use strikes by manned and unmanned aircraft in an attempt to disrupture i isis operations. following last week's execution of journalist

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.dented collection of stolen personal information. a wisconsin firm hold security uncovered the breach. it traces the i.d. thefts to gang based in central russia. >> and the numbers are huge. the hackers allegedly stole 1.2 billion usernames and passwords and 524 million e-mail addresses. they took them from websites. we're not being told which ones. hold security says they're using all that hacker information to send spak. cbs has reached out to the fbi but so far they have no comment this morning. >>> dr. kent brantly and nancy writebol are both at emory university hospital in atlanta. they both got the virus while treating others in west africa. they hope for good to come from their experience. >> wouldn't it be something for kent and nancy to go through this and a cure was found for ebola. i said, what do you think the reaction would be. they said they would be willing to go through what they've gone through that tens of thousands of people would be saved. nancy's husband david, he'

look at this katie holmes and harvey and david and jane pauley and norah o'donnell.o talk about a movie about an boy who learns about society. his mother is played by katie. all of that welcome to the green room. great to have all of you. david once represented harvey. >> yeah. >> he is there for you. >> oh, yeah. >> without him i would be in trouble. >> can the green room levitate with heavyweights? >> here we go. we'll be right back. >>> this portion of >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsor bid toyota. let's go places. a shuttle? yeah, carbon fiber wings, it works. better get an a. you mean, he better get an a. that's what i said. agree to disagree. no during toyota's anual clearance event, get 0% apr financing on a 2014 tundra. offer ends september 2nd. for great deals on other toyotas, visit toyota.com this is gonna be great for my shuttle. my shuttle. toyota, let's go places. ♪ ♪ ♪ all the goodness of milk all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. your joints... work hard for you. give them the edge they deserve... new edge, from osteo bi-flex

. >>> i am charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.nprecedented collection of stolen personal information. a wisconsin firm hold security uncovered the breach. >> the numbers are huge. the hackers allegedly sold 1.2 billion user names and passwords and 24 million e-mail addresses. we're not being told which ones. hold securities say hackers are using that information to send spam. the fbi has had no comment this morning. >>> the death toll from the ebola outbreak has claimed another 45 this month and meanwhile american victims are being treated in atlanta. the president of the charity is hoping for some good from their exspear skwrupbs. >> wouldn't it be something that for kent and nancy to go through this, and then a cure was found for ebola. i said what do you think the reaction would be? and he said they would be willing to go through what they have gone through, the tens of thousands of people would be saved. nancy's husband, david, he is still in liberia. a week ago he said we were thinking about possible funeral arrangements. yet

. >> that is why norah o'donnell joins us live from new york. happy friday, norah. >> happy friday. good morning to you, mike and debra. ahead, the americans infected with the ebola virus are expected to come back to the united states. we're at a hospital in atlanta where one of the victims is expected to be taken. we'll have an update on how the ckc plans -- cdc plans to keep this virus contained. ray rice said he should have accepted any punishment for dragging his fiance. he will join us in studio 57. then mick jagger tells us why he's bringing the other james brown story to the big screen and how the godfather of soul influenced the rolling stones. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you guys right at 7:00. >> that movie was 15 years in the making. so it's got good reviews so far. we'll check it out this weekend. have a good show. >> a great interview. take care. >>> ahead of the c.i.a. admits the agency improperly searched computers used by the intelligence staffers. >> the staffers were preparing an investigation into the controversial coast 9/11 c.i.a. -- post-9/11 int

their heads over the choice to use former female athletes only in supporting roles along with norah o'donnell gayle king to make appearances. do you think this could be condescending to women because they might choose to talk down to women who don't know sports as well as men? >> women digest sports a little different than men. that is why they have such a huge audience because women who don't normally watch things like sports shows, wrap up sports shows at night, they watch the olympics to get involved and if you have a show, told the story and get people emotionally invested. that is great. i don't necessarily watch a show like that, but i know the director of the show, she is amazing, the only woman directing nfl games like 700 cameras so she is extraordinarily skilled. >> we mentioned leslie visser. highly acclaimed pro football hall of fame sportscaster. in her 40th year of covering sports. the first nfl ceo of the nfl. >> more and more girls are getting involved in sports than ever before. i am just wondering if it is too soon for something like this. i am wondering what is going to wor

. >> norah o'donnell joins us live from new york. good morning, norah. >> good morning to you, mike and andre ya. as you know there were a lot of developments overnight in ferguson. our team was in the middle of these violent confrontations. we're going to look at the impact the national guard is having. melody hopkins will join us in studio 57 with a new round of price wars with cell phone carriers could mean for your bill. a new way to wake up in the morning. we'll show you ow organizers are creating a dance party sensation at 7:00 in the morning. let's home they're serving coach. the news is back in the monk. we'll see you guys at 7:00. >> we do that here at 5:30, norah. if you're of in d.c., let us know. >>> monday first day of school for students in montgomery county. and this year there are some new rules for students to follow. >> mpg schools -- montgomery county schools have issue add new code of conduct aimed at allowing students to learn from their mistakes. out of school suspensions will be used as a last resort. instead th

norah o'donnell is live in new york with a preview. good morning norah. >> you think?good morning to you andrea and debra. ahead president obama authorizes u.s. forces into action in the sky over iraq. we're going to get what the military is doing, how they're going to respond to the growing threat of isis. >> plus we're in hawaii as two tropical systems barrel to the big island in hawaii. he joins us with the science behind this historic event and how it could actually if just be case of bad luck for them. >> then two little league players are redefining what it means to hit and throw like a girl. the news is back in the morning, we'll see you at 7:00. >> all right we'll be watching you have a good weekend. >>> police are searching for the man who shot and killed a popular overnight store clerk yesterday morning at an exxon gas station in hanover, maryland. >> anne arundel county police released surveillance video of the shooting the video shows the gunman walking in and just opening fire. he killed 49-year-old raj kumar. a customer discovered cue mar's body and calle

norah o'donnell joins us live from new york once again. happy friday norah. >> hey, happy friday.good morning to you mike and andrea. ahead margaret brennan is going to take a closer look at some dire warnings from the government that isis could be the most dangerous terrorist organization the u.s. has ever faced. she'll join us from the pentagon. >>> plus did you hear the ice bucket challenge is getting a cold response from some church and government leaders? diplomats and soldiers too are banned now from taking part in the exercise. ben tracy is going to look at the backlash. >>> one of the most valuable diamonds in world is in studio 57. chef jeff are you watching? the reasons its buyers paid nearly $26 million and then cut it down from 29-carats to 12. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. don't you think 12-carats would look nice on this necklace? >> i don't think it would be too ostentatious for you. >> poor jeff. >> jeff would say i'm goinéég to have to sell a lot more burgers honey. >> or buy you off with bacon right? >> thanks. >> have a great weekend. >

. >> norah o'donnell joins us live with a preview. >> good morning.ike more rel will join us with how he thinks the u.s. should respond after isis release add video show -- released a video showing the apparent execution of an american journalist. there are unexpected problems with what is supposed to be the future of clean increase. we have an inside look at technology that's igniting birds in mid air. then phil mickleson sits down with us to share his golf goals for the next five years. plus, he has some advice for president obama, another lefty on the course. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. kind of fun sitting down with phil. >> how did you get away with charlie not doing that interview? i find it intriguing that that's not charlie. >> well, girls can do sports too, buddy. >> you got it. that's right. >> she likes golf. >> i'll take charlie on. he knows, any time on the golf course and i'll tell you who's going to post the lower course. you want to see my swing, buddy? >> all right, norah. have a good morning. >>> the distri

norah o'donnell is in new york city with a preview. orning, norah. >> good morning you to, debra and andrea. ahead the second american with ebola is set to arrive in atlanta today. we spoke to one of the doctors who is going to treat her. plus, would you buy shoes or purses advertised as perfect for a walk of shame or drunk brunch? we're going to take a closer look at 9 west new campaign that some are calling offensive. newlyweds show us how a drone made their day even more special. the news is back in the morning and there's plenty of it today so we'll see you guys right at 7:00. >> interesting news. you got us. yes. we'll see you later. >> i'm too old for that. >> no. >> never. >> never. >> bye, norah. >>> army sergeant bowe bergdahl expected questioned tomorrow about his disappearance in afghanistan. >> he was freed back in may for exchange of five taliban prisoners. an army fact finding probe concluded he did leave his outpost deliberately and on his own free will. >>> an aide worker being treated for the ebola virus is due to arriv

." >> norah o'donnell joins us live in new york with a little preview. >> good morning to you. the second american with ebola is on her way to atlanta right now. and dr. john la puke is going to join us from emory university hospital. plus, would you buy shoes or purses advertised as perfect for a walk of shame or drunk brunch? well we're going to take a closer look at nine west's new campaign that some are calling o offensive. and then some war zones to weddings, newlyweds show us how a drone made their day even more special. the news is back in the morning and we'll see you at 7:00. >> all right. well you keep -- we're watching. >> yes. we are. >> yeah. >> see you at 7:00. >> see you guys then. >>> it is 6:44 now. u.s. home prices are still on the rise. but none as fast as in recent months. >> here's jason brooks with kcbs radio. >> good morning michelle. some easing of the price gains which have been really skyrocketing over the last four years. core logic says in june home prices in the u.s. were up 7.5%. a monthly basis of 1% and again not as strong of a pace they were up

i'm norah o'donnell with maurice dubois in new york. that american warplanes in northern iraq carried out the first air strikes this morning against isis. >> president obama authorized a use of force last night to protect americans in irbil. national security correspondent david martin is at the pentagon with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the u.s. has fired its first shot in this new battle for iraq against this islamic group known as isis. a pair of f-18 jet fighters off

. ♪ >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.t. suspected number with the outbreak pushes 900 this morning. it's a disease for health care workers and governments to handle. >> some fear the actual number killed in the four west african countries is more than reported. deborah patton in cape town. good morning. >> reporter: north, not only is this the worst outbreak in history, accor to a doctor with medical information in liberia, it's also the first time that it's spread to urban areas. one of the areas of the disease the capital of monrovia where nearly a quarter of the population lives. the doctor who spoke us on cough confidentiality said containing the disease is extremely difficult. the death toll rose from 729 to the past week. but this doctor believes it could be at least 50% higher. he says one of the reasons for this is that people won't report ebola cases believing that an isolation ward is an effective death center. but instead, people are hiding sick and burying contagious bodies in secret. bodies remain in state lo

that means norah o'donnell is with us now. she joins us live in new york. how are you?rter: hey, good morning frank and juliette. ahead we're in ferguson, missouri, where another person was shot by police overnight. so we want to learn more about that. plus, a "cbs this morning" investigation into possible surrogacy scams. dean reynolds sits down with the man accused of bilking prospective parents out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. then there's a new tool to help fight credit card theft. cnet's tim stevens is going to be in studio 57 with an app that gives you more control over who uses your card. there's a lot of news this morning and as you say, the news is back in the morning so we'll see you guys right at 7:00. >> sounds like a good show. okay, we'll check you out at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> 6:44. new this morning, yup, justin bieber is heading to anger management classes. sources say the 20-year-old pop star has agreed to that plus charity work to settle an illegal street drag-racing case. bieber was arrested in january for careless driving and resisting arres

." >> norah o'donnell joins us live in new york for the little preview, good morning. >> hey good morningyou frank and michelle. ahead our team was in the middle of another violent confrontation overnight in ferguson. we're going to look at the impact the national guard is having on the theo epstein protests. -- the tense protests, plus melody hobson is in studio 7 with a new round of price wars could mean for your bill with the cell phone carrier. >>> a new way to wake up is coming to san francisco. how organizers are creating a dance party sensation at 7:00 in the morning. you know you want to start shaking your booty that early. they do serve coffee. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you guys at 7:00. >> i wish it were at 3:00 a.m. that's when we get up. >> actually 2:30. >> right. all right. >> thank you. >> take it easy guys. >>> well, a home builder's across the country got business zeh last month. >> here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> home builders not exactly dancing in the streets but happy after a very busy month of july. commerce department re

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. >> i'm norah o'donnell with jeff glor and vinita nair. >>> chuck hagel says the united states has neverterror group >> u.s. warplanes attacked six isis eorge w. cl showed signs of stress andwith leading eaugglgre proble frequruent obama played his ouri remains tense, and the nation pondered the gruesome murder of american james ous foley. te includes three dinners out, two beach concert, and and-raiser for senate democrats. not tor party monday in the washington home of former white house chef sam s.in three times, ferguson twice, and on the implications of foley's beheading. >> we will be vigilant and we will be harm americans anywhere, we do what's necessary to see that justice is done. >> reporter: every presidential vacation is a contradiction. nancy reagan once quipped, presidents don't get vacations, they just get a change of scenery. george washington, of course took the first presidential vacation and reviewed pierre lenfent's design. woodrow wilson combined a vacation and a honeymoon.velt nazi blitz ofnutson chronicles presidential vacations in a >> all of them have found somet

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.gency. two hurricanes are on the way. a cell is expected to hit tonight. forecasters warn even though it's only a category 1, iselle is not letting up. >> meanwhile julio is not hanging out in the schoolyard. it's now a category 2 hurricane with winds up to 100 miles an hour. bigad shaban is in hilo where the storms are likely to hit. >> reporter: good morning. a hurricane is expected to come to shore in the next cups of all across the hawaiian islands people have been lining up at the gas pumps to line up fuel. crowds of people are stocking up on food, water, and other supplies. officials are preparing around the clock for the back-to-back storms. emergency management officials are also concerned about the foot of rainfall expected to come down on the big island by friday. that could cause power outages, landslide landslides, and even a flash flood. all of that before the second storm, julio, is expected to hit on sunday. norah? >> bigad, thank you. >>> a level 1 alert is in place for

. >>> i'm norah o'donnell. charlie rose and gayle king are enjoying some time off. >>> u.s.sis is not likely. an attack last month failed to locate jails foley, the american photo journalist who was just executed by isis. sources say black hawk helicopter dropped two dozen operations forces xhan doecommandos. >> when the american team arrived, the prisoners were not where expected. the soldiers shot and killed several isis fighters. one american commando was slightly injured, all flew back to safety. >>> james foley's killer calls himself john reportedly a british citizen who leads a group of isis fighters holding western prisoners. a former hostage tells bran's guardian newspaper that john was one of a group of guards that prisoners called the beatle. "john" is only one of a much bigger threat. >> reporter: in the gruesome video showing james foley's murder, many were shocked to hear his excuser speaking with a british accent. >> this is james wright foley, an american citizen of your country. >> reporter: but for those who had been watching isis and its reign of terror it

. >> i'm norah o'donnell with maurice dubois. charlie rose and gayle king are off. ecessary. they're focused on sending supplies to tens of thousands of people surrounded by isis forces. >> the president said last night that the united states has a chance to prevent genocide. >> earlier in the week one iraqi cried to the world there is no one coming to help. well, america is coming to help and many thousands of innocent are being in danger of being wiped out and we have the capacity to do something about it we will take action. that's our responsibility as americans. >> the isis militants threatened the city of erbil where hundreds of american troops and diplomats are stationed. >>> in gaza this morning israel and hamas are shooting at eich other again. the new fighting began after 572-hour cease-fire ran out. eyewitnesses say militants in gaza fired rockets as soon as the truce ended. two people were injured. they responded with air strikes that killed a 10-year-old boy. >>> hawaii's big i land is seeing flash flooding and power outages thanks to iselle. hundreds sp

charlie rose and norah o'donnell are off today but we're in good shape because anthony mason is here. do you feel like i do anthony? this is not a dream? this is "cbs this morning." >> here we are. >> and we begin with great news this morning. an american held prisoner in syria for 22 months is back in the u.s. this morning. peter theo curtis is praising the negotiators who worked to bring him hope. >> the al nursa front released him over the weekend. he was freed less than a week after isis murdered american hostage james foley. david is with us in cambridge, massachusetts, where he is staying. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. peter theo curtis arrived home. he arrived on a flight from tel aviv and then connected to logan international airport in boston where he reunited with his mother. in a statement leased by curtis the 45-year-old said i have been so touched and moved beyond all words by the people who have come up to me today, strangers on the airplane the flight attendants, and most of all, my family to say welcome home. he went on to say i am also deeply indebted to th

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. >>> i'm norah o'donnell with jeff glor and vinita nair.this morning in ferguson missouri after a night of heavy fighting. >> four officers were hurt and gunshots wounded two other people. vladimir duthiers is in ferguson where many people want to stop the shooting that started ten days ago. vladimir, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're here at the command center where the missouri national guard has been deployed. you actually see some of the members behind me. they're hoping that their presence and the peace protests but it actually turned violent monday night. we saw a group of people walking with police. but a small pocket of people showed up looking to disrupts the peace. they formed a human barricade which actually prevented the few from reaching the police officers. as the officers pulled back they formed their own line of defense this led to demonstrators and heavily armed police station. followed by what we've seen smoke bombs, riots, tear gas, and more unrest. and missouri highway patrol man ron jon urged people to marc

. >> i'm charlie rose with norah o'donnell. gayle king is off. and jane pauley is with us. his sudden death later today. >> williams apparently took his own life at this california home. he was 63. in a statement his wife asked fans to focus on, quote, the countless moments of joy and laughter he gave to millions. >>> memorial display, springing up outside of williams' home and across the country. his star on the hollywood walk of fame is surrounded by tributes. there are also flowers, signs and candles outside the house in boulder, colorado, used as "mork & mindy's" home. and a bench where williams and matt damon filmed a screen from "good will hunting." >> good morning, vietnam! this is not a test. this is rock 'n' roll. time to rock from the delta to the dmz. >> that role brought williams an academy award for the best actor. >> he became one of the top blockbuster stars of all time. his movies brought in $3.2 billion in ticket sales, averaging $67 million each. here's some of his best roles on the big screen. ♪ >> good morning, vietnam! hey, this is not a test. this is r

. >>> i am charlie rose with norah o'donnell, and gayle king is off, and jane pauley is with us. >>>iams as one of the funniest people ever. >> he apparently took his own life at his california home and was 63 and his wife asked the fans to focus on the countless laughs he gave to millions. >> his star on the hollywood walk of fame is surrounded by tributes. there are also flowers, signs and candles outside the house in boulder, colorado used as "mork & mindy's" home. >> you don't have the feignest idea of what you are talking about. >> why, thank you. >> that's all right. >> that role brought williams an academy award. >> his movies brought in $3.2 billion in ticket sales, and that average is $67 million each. here are some of his best-known-roles on the big screen. >> good morning, vietnam! this is not a test. ♪ never had a friend like me ♪ ♪ >> mind if i cut in? >> oh! >> let's do it right here! let's go to that place -- behold my magic wand and free your golden orb. >> you will have to excuse me though the hunt clam. >> come on charlie, let it feel your soul! >> the water's boili

. >>> the ebola outbreak will top the agent dan tomorrow morning on "face the nation" with norah o'donnell sitting in for bob schieffer. her guest will include senior adviser valerie jarrett and former city mayor michael bloomberg. both will be attending the african summit in washington next week. >>> this morning they're attempting to wrap up the offensive in gaza. friday's two-hour cease-fire is a distant memory. this is a massive search effort under way. an israeli soldier's gone missing. charlie dalg ta is in tel aviv with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anthony. once again israelis woke up to air raid sirens incoming missiles from hamas. the cease-fire didn't last for days, let alone hours. meanwhile an intense sieve search is under way looking for a missing israeli soldier. israeli forces are now focusing their attention and fire pow owner two priorities smashing what's left of hamas's weapons and tunnels, and finding the missing israeli soldier. the israeli military said the 23-year-old disappeared in an ambush on the southern end odd f the gaza strip. hamas fig

. >>> i am charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. this morning. a plane carrying the second american stopped in atlanta. >> some fear the actual number of people killed in the four west african countries is more than what is reported. we're talking to health experts across south ofafrica. good morning. >> according to a doctor with the leading medical organizat n organization, it's the first time it has spread to an urban area. maybe a quarter of the country aoup population lives here, and the doctor spoke with us and said containing the spread of the disease in the 70 center is extremely difficult. the death toll rose from 729 to 887 over the past week. but this doctor believes it could be at least 50% higher. he says one of the reasons for this is that people won't report ebola cases, and instead people are hiding sick relatives and burying contagious bodies in secret, and bodies remain infected long after death and now the government is saying that all ebola corpses must cremated. >>> a spokesman was a gunman in a army uniform. 15

. >>> i'm charlie rose with norah o'donnell.ey is with us. >>> many parts of the country continue to struggle with heavy rains dumping water with nowhere to go. it is a tough commute into new wow. look at that. >>> another rough scene in maryland. many streets around baltimore were too deep to pass. the wet weather is going to continue today throughout the northeast. some areas expect up to three inches of rain. >>> and just as tensions in missouri are calming a bit, there is word this morning of another national suicide preventio and orts that many people are calling to talk about williams and how they understand what he went through. half of amazon's top 20 movies and tv shows are robin williams features. the list includes multiple versions of "dead poets society," "mrs. doubtfire," and "good morning vietnam." also "good will hunting" and "patch adams." >>> this morning we are also remembering lauren bacall. the hollywood legend died tuesday in new york city. she was 89 years old. i interviewed bacall several times on my pbs p

. >>> the ebola outbreak will top the agent dan tomorrow morning on "face the nation" with norah o'donnell sitting in for bob schieffer. her guest will include senior adviser valerie jarrett and former city mayor michael bloomberg. both will be attending the african summit in washington next week. >>> this morning they're attempting to wrap up the offensive in gaza. this is a massive search effort under way, presses on for an israeli soldier that's gone missing. charlie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anthony. once again, israeli soldiers woke up to air raid sirens for incoming missiles. this cease-fire supposed to last for days. meanwhile, an intensify man hunt is under way to find the missing soldier. >> any hope of a lasting cease-fire lies beneath the rubble. israeli forces are now focusing their attention and fire power on two priorities. smashing what's left of hamas' weapons and tunnels and finding the missing iz rasraeli soldier. the 23-year-old disappeared. a suicide bomber blew himself up killing two israeli soldiers. accused of dragging him away into a tunnel. israeli

. >> i'm charlie rose with norah o'donnell and jane pauley. gayle king is off.with 12 stores looted and 32 people arrested a convenience store in ferguson, missouri, was emptied and then set on fire. started last night after a vigil for an 18-year-old man shot dead by a police officer. >> police say michael brown struggled with that officer. one eyewitness claims brown was shot running away with his hands up. brown's family reportedly hiring the lawyer that represented the family of trayvon martin, the florida youth killed by a neighbor watch volunteer. >>> the terror group isis and kurdish forces are both claiming new victories this morning in northern iraq. u.s. warplanes in the region dropped supplies to a religious sect trapped on top of a mountain. other u.s. jess bombed isis positions to protect the city of erbil where thousands of americans live. >> president obama is monitoring iraq crisis from martha's vineyard. the first family began a two-week center vacation over onthe weekend. they are visiting the island for the fifth time in his presidency. travel

. >> i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and ben tracy.'m sure they are. they're recording the tv. >> nice job. charlie rose is off today. the military believes it's captured one of the soldiers in gaza this morning. it happened after the cease-fire crumbled less than two hour after it began. they say shelling killed 35 people and injured hundreds in southern gaza. both sides blame each other for breaking the latest truce. >>> right now the u.s. is working to bring two infected with the ebola virus back home. it continues in liberia, sierra leone. travel warnings are in place for people flying to west africa. >> until now a person infected with ebola has never stepped foot into the united states. we want to bring bag our chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook. people don't understand it. one of the biggest myths is how can it spread? how do you get it? >> you have to get it with direct contact with body fluids. specifically it's not spread through the air. if you're on an airplane and somebody coughs down the aisle, you can't get it th

. >>> i'm norah o'donnell with ben tracy and jane pauley. charlie rose and gail king are off.> police will finally identify the officer who shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown. >> heavily armed police are now gone replaced with highway officers in regular uniforms. vladimir duthier is in ferguson where it's calm for a change. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. days of violence and rioting came to an end in ferguson last night. this happened after jay nixon put the state highway patrol in charge of ferguson. hundreds of protesters took to the streets alongside law enforcement including captain ron johnson who used a less combative approach. president obama spoke publically for the first time since the fatal shooting and said there was no excuse for violence either against the police or for the police to use excessive force against peaceful protests. the hacker group anonymous released the alleged to be the officer. the police said the name was incorrect. in fact chief jackson confirmed to cbs news that the name of the police officer involved in sthooting of michael