she spoke with norah o'donnell about police and african-americans. norah o'donnell.irst interview after taking office just four weeks ago. remember she face add long drawn out battle with congress for more than a year. that's longer than any nominee. once she was 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 you had an unscheduled meeting with the president of the united states about what to do next. >> people asked me about that. they said, you immediately had to deal with baltimore. that's true, but people in baltimore had been dealing with the issues for years. >> not just baltimore. we've had ferguson we've had cleveland, we've had north charleston charleston. what's going on in this country? >> i think what you've seen has highlighted incidents of tension and frustration and negative relationships that have gone on for a while, and you'll talk to community leaders who will say we've been telling you this for years but no one was listening. s

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we'll have more in the next hour. >> norah o'donnell, thanks, norah. >>> president obama is one stepser to his trade accord that will connect about 40% of the world's economy. the senate voted thursday to end debate on a bill giving the president fast-track authority to negotiate trade deals with pacific-rim nations. the final senate vote on the transpacific partnership treaty could happen today. many democrats oppose the bill. the measure's fate in the house remains uncertain. >>> the state department is set to soon release about 300 of presidential candidate hillary clinton's e-mails. the messages from her private server concern security in libya and the 2012 benghazi attacks when clinton was serving as secretary of state. nancy cordes is on capitol hill and has already seen some of those e-mails. nancy, good morning. >> good morning. if republicans were looking for some kind of benghazi bombshell, they don't exist in this batch of e-mails obtained by the "new york times." but there are still about 500 pages left to be released. and what we do see is that clinton was getting a lot

. >> reporter: in 2013 the couple explained to norah o'donnell how sandberg almost accepted facebook'sfirst offer. >> dave what did you think when she said i will go ahead and accept it? >> electric. you can't take the first offer, it will look bad. not so much the money mattered much. it was the principal. i wanted mark to really feel he stretched to get cheryl because she was worth it. >> reporter: chairman and ceo of the company sales force was a friend. >> for me personally what i saw was an incredible human being that showed me what it was like to be a father what it was lick to be a husband, what it was like to be a friend also what it was like to be a successful ceo. >> reporter: goldberg is survived by his mother wife and their two children. there will be a memorial service for him tuesday in california. >> on the cbs money watch, mcdonald's change for business. how travelers are helping airlines receive sky high profits. good morning, joe. >> good morning, henry. asian stocks are lower for chinese factories. it fell more than 1% t. shanghai composite lost 3%. tokyo's nikkei wa

you're go-to source for cat videos and much more as norah o'donnell will report. >> it's taking youtube ten years to go from a scrappy up start posting amateur video on the web to one of the internet's dominant companies. >> most media companies trying to control their content. youtube just lets it fly. >> it's a platform that anybody can upload content, you never know what you're going to get. >> ahead on "sunday morning" what's on the tube, youtube. >> osgood: body of work is just the right description for the creations of an artist elizabeth palmer will be visiting. >> the painter defines inspiration. >> i think that's inspired me. >> given his body of work inspired might be an understatement. as you'll see ahead on "sunday morning". >> queen latifah is a great performer of today who has just what it takes to play the role of legendary bessie smith. as mark strassmann will show us. ♪ >> to portray blues singer bessie smith. keep latifah beared her soul and a lot more. >> my friends call me naked girl anyway. when i leave here i'm going to go i'm taking all this off. >> the naked trut

. >> in 2013 the couple explained to norah o'donnell on "60 minutes" how sandberg almost accepted facebook's first offer. >> dave what did you think when she said i will go ahead and accept it? >> oh, apalecdic. you will be running all the negotiation and deals. you can't just take the first offer. it will look bad. not so much the money mattered. it was the principal. i wanted mark to feel he stretched to get cheryl because she was worth it. >> reporter: the chairman and ceo of the software company sales force was a friend. >> reporter: for me personally what i saw was an incredible human being that showed me what it was like to be a father a husband, to be a friend but also what it was like to be a successful ceo. >> reporter: goldberg is survived by his mother wife and two children. there will be a memorial service for him tuesday in california. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," mcdonald's recipe for change in business how travelers are helping airlines achieve sky high profits. jill wagger? live at the new york stock exchange with more. >> reporter: good morning, news on slower demand for chi

. >> reporter: in 2013, the couple explained to norah o'donnell on "60 minutes" how sandberg almost acceptede become's first offer. >> what did you think when she was going to accept it. >> apoplectic. you're going to be running all the negotiations and deals? you are going to -- you can't just take the first offer. it will look bad. not because of the money, but i wanted mark to feel he stretched to get sheryl because she's worth it. >> what i saw was an incredible human being who showed me what it was like to be a father, what it was like to be a husband what it was like to be a friend, but also what it was like to be a successful c.e.o. >> reporter: goldberg is survived by his mother, his wife and their two children. scott, there will be a memorial service for him tomorrow in california. >> pelley: 47 years old. elaine, thanks very much. for three decades david letterman has been making us laugh, and in a moment we'll take a look back. merica is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely

"cbs this morning's" norah o'donnell asked attorney general loretta lynch why she considers that so important. >> reporter: but if that law expires on june 1 and you don't have the ability to collect that metadata information on every phone call in the united states, what's your biggest fear? >> well, our biggest fear with the expiration of not just that part of it but also our ability to track the electronic communications of terrorists, as well as to obtain the records of terrorists, is that we will lose important eyes on people who have made it clear that their mission is to harm american people here and abroad. >> pelley: this is loretta lynch's first interview since becoming attorney general and you can see it tomorrow morning on "cbs this morning." a major reversal may be coming for an american institution. today, the president of the boy scouts of america called for ending the scouts' blanket ban on gay adult leaders. robert gates, the former defense secretary, said the ban is no longer sustainable and keeping it would be "the end of us as a national movement." a police officer is gunn

norah o'donnell is off. vinita nair is with us. record-setting rain drenched the city overnight forces dozens of rescues. >> one firefighter carried a boy out of his apartment building. the water got as high as people's necks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this all happened as you were sleeping. rain was falling overnight with massive thunderstorms and lightning throughout the dallas metroplex location. this is one area where the firefighters were pulling people out of vehicles. they've been doing that all night. at last check. the one crew they talked to were pulling five people out and they were moving to their next one. let me show you one vehicle. this is a gentleman whose name is sam aung. he ease in his brand-new bmw. it was swept away by the quick moving water. luckily he was able to get out of the vehicle and get to a nearby convenience store where we actually talked to him. tell me minute by minute what happened. >> i was just driving and suddenly the car stopped and then i tried to turn the car back on. it woul

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we'll hear from norah o'donnell in philadelphia in a moment.mtrak's busy northeast door after-- corridor after last night's deadly accident. >> six are dead eight others critically hurt. in all 1rks 40 passengers needed hospital care and that's out of 243 passengers and crew that were on board. norah's at the scene of the northeast philadelphia disaster. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, gayle and charlie. that derailed train is not far from here about 100 yards. we took a closer look at where the train ran off the tracks. it's a busy crossing. frankford junction. witnesses say the front of the train suddenly stopped as it was entered the curve in the track. the commuter train was heading to new york city from washington, d.c., when it derailed here in philadelphia. six passengers were killed. we learned that this morning. and over 140 went to area hospitals with injuries. this morning we're learning eight of those are in critical condition. emergency workers swarmed the crash sight shortly after the derailment trying to help the

norah o'donnell is off.rhood say the water was neck high overnight. a new view shows the extent of the damage in north texas. oklahoma is also facing new flooding. water has rushed into homes and covered up the highways and a flash flood watch is now up for most of arkansas. the southern plains face more rain and flash flooding this weekend. >> this morning a long list of questions around dennis hastert involving a black mail scheme. no other republican has ever held his position longer. >> this is a bittersweet moment for all of us here on cbs news. on sunday bob schieffer signs off as host of "face the nation" after 24 years. >> and retiring from a journalism career for over whatever a century. bob went to vietnam to cover the war and worked at the "fort worth star telegram" on the day that president kennedy was gunned down in dallas. >> he also anchored the cbs evening news. we will visit with bob in a moment. but first a few moments from a remarkable reporter's life. >> here we go. this is the last take.

we'll hear from norah o'donnell in philadelphia in a moment. northeast corridor after last night's deadly train accident. investigators say this morning they have recovered the black box from the train. six people are confirmed dead. eight others are critically hurt. more than 200 passengers needed hospital care. that's out of 243 passengers and crew aboard northeast regional train 188. >> nora is at the scene of the disaster in northeast philadelphia to bring us up to date. nora, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, gayle and charlie. that derailed train is not far from here. we took a close look at the area where the train ran off the tracks last night. it is a busy rail crossing called frankford junction. witnesses say the front of the train suddenly stopped as it was entering a curve in the track. the commuter train was heading to new york city from washington, d.c. when it derailed here in the port richmond section of philadelphia. six passengers were killed and over 140 went to area hospitals with injuries. this morning we're l

. >> our friend norah o'donnell is live in new york with a preview. good morning, norah. friday. good morning to you. we'll talk about super bowl mvp tom brady because he speaks for the first time since the deflategate report. plus, a controversial medical breakthrough giving hope to couples struggling to get pregnant. the first baby born using a new ivf technique. and we're going to introduce you to a military mother who saw all four of her children answer the call of duty. her surprising advice. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. and happy mother's day to all the mothers in d.c. and all my friends in that area. >> the same you to, norah. have a great mothers aday. >>> you want to talk about the -- mother's day. >> you want to talk about the sacrifices made by mothers, tip of the hat you to. my mother wakes up thousand miles away from here in florida every morning streaming live. mom, happy mother's day. i love you. >> happy mom's day to my mom as well. >> looks like the weather will cooperate. >> i have to say happy mother's day to my mom, too. she

. >> norah o'donnell is in new york with a preview. you have the cell phone on you? >> i do. i do ndz but i don't take it in the shower. that doesn't seem like a good idea. good morning to you guys. ahead we've got overnight revelations that hillary clinton had a second private e- mail address as secretary of state and we've learned when the secret e-mails will be made public. we're in iowa with her campaign. plus, only here on cbs this morning, an inside look at the grueling exercises to determine whether women will fight on the front line war. and charlie's conversation with george clooney from the top of one world trade center. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you guys right at 7:00. >> just a couple a-listers hanging out at the top of the skyscraper. well done. good to see you. >>> good to see you, allyson rae rae. >> most of the storms will be areas for the east. so use that phone to grab your mobile app. what if president obama starts tweeting you? you never know. that could happen now that he's on twitter. let's take a look how we're starting off. it's a litt

. >> norah o'donnell has a preview. >> i was scared a little bit by the hamburglar to be honest.d of least favorites. i grew up on mcdonald's, big fan of them. big fan of the mcrib, all those. good morning. we have a lot of news ahead including tornadoes and maps of flooding that is slamming the plains. we are live in oklahoma in one of the worst hit areas. plus, we're going to take a closer look at the deflate gate fall youth, the likely punishment and how it could affect tom brady's legacy and only on cbs this morning, the man who captured this incredible video describes what it was like to be in the center of the mount everest avalanche. we'll see you at 7:00. >> we'll be watching, thank you. >>> again, i cannot say ideal day enough. i mean really. that's what needs to be said, right? >> no rain, in the #s on. >> rinse, repeat -- no rain, in the 80s. >> rinse, repeat. [ laughter ] >> moving on. >>> today is going to be dry and-- >> people are going to be smiling. >> and near 80 degrees. so that's a little bit cooler than yesterday. you don't need the umbrella. let's take a loo

>> norah o'donnell is in new york with a preview. >> good morning, nick and andre ya.er ever one of the suspects in the terror attack in texas and we're gathering information on how the f.b.i. was tracking another suspect for years. plus, the man accused of faking a career in the marines, including a purple heart and bronze star to boost his business. and how drones and dogs could save the $500 million arve catd dough industry -- avocado industry from a devastating disease. we'll see you right at 7:00. >>> 6:47. right now we're looking at a beautiful sunrise. gorgeous start to the day and a wet finish. >> yeah. we're going to some have showers this afternoon so enjoy the sunshine. i think your lunch hour is going to be good as well so you can get outside and enjoy another today into the mid-80s. things will start to change for areas off to the west. some sunshine out there. maybe even a mght hazy. 65 degrees -- even a little hazy. 65 degrees. it's humid, more humid than yesterday. we're also warmer than we were yesterday. southwesterly winds will continue to usher in t

. >> norah o'donnell is in new york with a preview. good morning.ry about this guy. >> good morning to you, nick and deb bra. ahead we're at the ed sullivan theater with surprises from david letterman's star studded goodbye. we'll look into the tell evangelist who is asking his followers to buy him a $65 million private jet. yup, that's right. also a top sleep specialist will join us with how sleep affects your weight and peter greenburg goes inside a secret lab to find out how hotels are going high-tech. the news is back in the morning so we'll see you right at 7:00. >> looking forward to it. thank you. >>> you want to get in on this gray hair trend thing? >> i was tracking. >> it's what she does. also known as the cisco. might as well go with that. what were you tracking? a little bit of rain? >> we have some rain. it's pretty light for the most part. just grab the umbrella and the jacket. it's going to be kind of cool today for sure. let's look at doppler 9000. some showers are going to push on through the district as we timed it out just a bit a

. >>> norah o'donnell joins us with a look at what's coming up on "cbs this morning." >> reporter: goodng. ahead, super bowl mvp tom brady speaks for the first time since the "deflate-gate" report. plus a 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 ivf technique. we are going to introduce you to a military mother who saw all four of her children answer the call of duty. her surprising advice. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. happy mother's day to all. >> happy mother's day to you too, norah. take care. >>> employers added more than 220,000 jobs in april. and the unemployment rate drops. here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >>> there was a better report than march which was revised even lower in this current report, labor says in april we had a gain of 223,000 jobs. pretty much in line with expectations. the jobless rate 5.4% lowest level in 7 years. the march number was revised lower by 41,000 to just 85,000, just a horrible month for hiring

. >>> and loretta lynch sits down with norah o'donnell if her first interview since becoming attorneyal. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we were able to find the location of wint, and we were able to take him down and apprehend

. >> norah o'donnell is live in new york with a preview. >> happy friday to you.h done of the wreckage of the u.s. military chopper in nepal. also david letterman opens up in his only interview about what his future holds and jane paw lee is here with the preview of her sunday morning conversation. and also here in studio 57, late show musical director paul schafer. how about that? only four shows left. the news is back in the morning, we'll see you guys right at 7:00. >> all right we'll be watching. we'll definitely want to know what paul is going to be doing after wednesday. thanks norah. >>> and as for what you're going to be doing this weekend? we will all be outside for at least part of the weekend. >> yeah i'm definitely going to make some plans outside thinking maybe i might have to have a plan b. in place. that's my attack for the weekend. we are going to see a drier day today. and some clouds out there. not a bad friday at all. and on friday. so can't be too bad right? let's take a look how we're starting off a nice start there. some clouds hanging around

. >>> and loretta lynch sits down with norah o'donnell for her first interview since becoming attorneyg with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> we were able to find the location of wint and we were able to take him dow

." >> norah o'donnell joins us now from new york.good morning, frank and michelle. ahead, seth doane is gathering new information after the wreckage of a u.s. military chopper was found in nepal. we'll have more on that. plus, we are going to take a hidden camera into a nail salon to follow up to last week's "new york times" investigation. and an employee tells us about the long hours, the low pay, and why your tips may never end up in their pockets. >> and then david letterman opens up about what his future holds. jane pauley will join us here with a preview of her sunday morning conversation. also in studio 57, late show musical director paul shaffer, how about that? they have four shows left. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> can't wait to hear what he is planning to do after the show. >> yeah. >> should be good. >> we'll see you at 7:00. have a great day. >> have a good show. >> thank you. >>> :45 now. netflix is talking with video streaming companies in china about bringing its contents overseas. >> part of a

norah o'donnell is there plus our correspondents are looking into the investigation and talking to survivorshair deborah hersman and california congressman jeff denham. that and more. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> more problems with takata airbags with more recalls by toyota and nissan, as well. here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. those takata airbags are a problem. toyota is recalling 5 million more vehicles worldwide including 637,000 in the u.s. nissan recalling 1.5 million worldwide including over 300,000 in the u.s. because those front driver side and passenger side takata airbags could deploy in an incorrect manner or even rupture. there were huge recalls for those airbags last year because they would potentially deploy with too much force. >>> retail sales continue to be a big disappointment out there despite low gas prices over the past several months. not much spending going on. commerce department says retail sales were flat in april and up less than 1% in the past 12 months. department stores in part

norah o'donnell will pay it a visit. >> from the outside it can be easy to underestimate. but step inside and newest museum to open in new york city dazzles. >> hope people will be surprised. i hope that they have moments of great pleasure and senses of humor. >> we visit a blockbuster new home of the whitney museum of american art. later on sunday morning. >> fun in the sun is the owner of the day at first of kind community in arizona. that is marking a special anniversary. >> sun city first opened in 1960, people questioned the idea of a community just for active seniors. now, children and grandchildren of early residents have moved in. >> i can remember coming here in my 20s thinking, you know this is where all the old people live. then i became one. it was like, this is the most natural police in the world. >> sun city ages gracefully later on "sunday morning." >> rita braver talks with judy blume. steve hartman meets one young man's unusual prom date. and offers his own tribute to david letterman. first, the headlines of this sunday morning the 17th of may, 2015. seve

our "sunday morning" cover story is reported by norah o'donnell of cbs this morning. >> last week diehards of youtube descended on new york city for the annual fan meet up. everyone clamored to get closer to their idol and snap a selfly. look, it's tyler oakley. there is the dude from dude perfect. her comes lilly singh. you just haven't devoted enough of your life to youtube. the website that has just ten years redefined the way the world consumes video, online, all the time. >> this is just to make any sort of definition. bigger than anything hollywood has to offer. >> we love you youtube. >> when "variety" recently polled american teens the top five most popular celebrities all came from youtube. poor leonardo dicaprio had to settle for 20th place. did youtube create trends? >> i think both. youtube has become this sort of mirror of our culture. >> kevin 'lock extra is head of culture and trends at youtube. on constant look out for the next clip to go viral. whether it's youtube's all time most watched video the korean pop song "gangnam style." ♪ or the work of joseph garrett known onl

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. up. they say no matter how challenging he walks in -- jared is his name -- he looks out and appreciates how great it is to be in this building. >> we can see for a long distance here. you can see the majesty of the city. >> it's good to have the city back. >> we certainly are. >>> this morning millions of car owners are about to see the largest recall in american history. >> the order to replace dangerous airbags is expected to expand. that's one out of every four on the road in this country. those faulty airbags are linked to 5,000 deaths and more than 100 injuries. >> the leaders of several national cancer centers accused of conning donors into a multi multiple charitable places. less than 3% went toward people fighting cancer. the rest went to telemarketers, convenience, and perks for employees and friends. two of the charities have agreed to close their doors. the others are banned from fund-raising. so upsetting. >> joining us now, that's very high up when you're not liking high

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. helicopter. rescuers say they also found several bodies. local officials say there is no chance of any survivors. >>> search has been going on since tuesday. the chopper carried six u.s. marines and two nepalese soldiers. it was part of a relief mission to deliver aid after two devastating earthquakes. >> investigators say the train that crashed accelerated when it should have slowed down. workers are repairing the tracks this morning. amtrak ceo says he wants to restore full service by tuesday. the engineer of train 188 will speak to investigators in the next few days. philadelphia police are reportedly demanding cell phone records. >> the sound of lucille will live forever. his career lasted more than 65 years and kept performing until a few weeks ago. i asked king about coming to the end of the road. >> when they play the last song and he is going to meet his maker, what do you want to hear? >> peace in the world. >> peace in the world. >> it's a song we do now called "peace to the

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. the threat of more tornadoes. hurt yesterday and thousands are without power. >> areas around oklahoma city were among the hardest hit. piles of rubble sit where homes once stood. adriana diaz is in oklahoma city. >> reporter: good morning. dozens of tornadoes tore through the midwest yesterday wiping out homes and causing wide spread damage. the devastation was far reaching in one case where a tornado was an estimated half mile wide. twisters were reported in kansas, nebraska and texas. stormy weather darkened skies and caused airport evacuations, highway shut downs and sent debris flying. cars had to maneuver their way through window high flood waters and for the first time in history oklahoma city declared a flood emergency. that city's airport was evacuated twice. hundreds huddled in a tunnel a pedestrian tunnel for safety. forecasters say the extreme weather could continue through the weekend. >> thank you. >>> a long awaited investigation accuses two new england patriots employees of taking air of out footba

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.he gunman who shot. there was a shooting outsiedde a hall. >> dozens of people were held inside until the area was secure. the event's organizers accused of being anti-muslim said she was defending freedom of speech. >>> the mayor of baltimore has lifted the 10:00 p.m. curfew. there are no new reports of protests between police and protesters. yesterday was a scene of peaceful rallying yesterday. things have calmed since the arrest of six police officers. >>> cbs tonight has a special on david letterman. david's final show airs wednesday, may 20th. ray romano looks back. here's a preview. >> okay. bedid some figuring. how's this for numbers? david letterman has had over 18,000 guests on his show. i myselfeen on 30 times. 31 if you're counting this. some of dave's guests were from the very start and they kept coming back. >> bill murray has become one of the top box office draws in show business and besides that he's a very funny man and it's a pleasure to have him on our first program.

. >>> i'm charlie rose with norah o'donnell and vinita nair.port says that hillary clinton used a second private e-mail address while she was secretary of state. her lawyers have said that address did not exist while clinton was in office. >> democratic presidential candidate already handed over 55,000 pages of e-mails from another account. the state department now plans to release those messages by mid-january. that's two weeks before the iowa caucuses. >>> texas public safety officials are warning police across the state to watch out for outlaw bikers. they're here in retaliation for sunday's deadly shootings in waco texas. the u.s. has more than 1,000 motorcycle gangs. some are known for transports cocaine, heroin ecstasy and pharmaceuticals. >> sunday's shoot-out killed nine bikers some were shot by police. the shoot-out follows a long rival dispute between two gangs. the hell's angels says people will stop at nothing. >> it's their religion. it's more important to them than anything else out there. and they will fight for it and kill for i

charlie rose, norah o'donnell, and gayle king are off.as caused flooding throughout the state. water flowed through the six flags theme park in arlington. >> floodwaters were strong enough to sweep houses right off their foundation. hundreds 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 is one of two people who died in this weekend's severe weather in oklahoma. flooding there has swamped farmland. water rose above bridges. more thunderstorms and flash floodling threaten the state today. >>> president obama will honor the armed forces on this memorial day. he'll place a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington national sem tier. last night washington held a musical tribute to fallen servicemembers. ♪ god bless america my home sweet home ♪ >> that, of course, is gloria estefan. she and others performed a memorial concert on the capitol's west lawn. >>> the band's la

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.vere weather threatens the region. powers tornadoes and drenching thunderstorms has pounded the area for the last few days. more is expected today and through the weekend. flooding caused a train derailment in texas overnight. four workers were hurt when the cars plunged into water. >>> a fire destroyed a gas well after an apparent lightning strike. it happened outside dallas. several tornados have been recorded including this one captured on video. adriana diaz is in bridgeport oklahoma, after they attempted to clean up after potentially damaging weather. good morning. >> good morning. this scene is just a slice of what people here in bridge creek, oklahoma, are going through. this was a garage. the metal roofing that's been mangled and tangled, migged in with everything inside like this set of golf club probably one of the only salvageable things left. today they'll be expected to come back here go through things and try to prepare because they have more things coming expecting this

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.er a week of wild weather and other people are still missing. tornados caused new problems on wednesday. at least two twisters touched down in the texas panhandle town of canadian. one of them serious le hurt. three people when it hit a natural gas drilling rig. >>> flash flood watches this morning reach from texas to northern colorado. don dahler is in wimberley, texas, after the devastation. that town ha faced historical flooding. >> reporter: good morning. these trees could live hundreds of years. it shows you the environmental california tragedy and the debris they're making their way through to find the eight people still missing. they've had tone duerr bad weather, incredibly rugged terrain and thick mud. there's a new challenge today. when i was on my way down here the sheriff's deputy alertedmy to poisonous snakes. if you look across the river you see the concrete piling gz with the vacation home that was swept away with nine people inside including four members of a macomb fam

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.delphia showed solidarity with baltimore demonstrators last night but there were more clashes with police. in baltimore the night was mostly quiet.lice patrolled as many residents obeyed a 10:00 p.m. curfew. >> baltimore police revealed yesterday that the van carried freddie gray made a fourth stop on its way to the police station but they made no explanation why it was and why this was not reported earlier. >>> this morning the unrest over freddie gray's death is taking an economic toll on baltimore. several businesses have been damaged or destroyed. the 10:00 p.m. curfew is costs the bars and restaurants thousands of dollars. at least three upcoming conventions have backed out in the wake of this week's protests and the baltimore orioles postponed two games and banned viewing. >> the orioles have had an unusual week. it began last saturday night when camden yards was locked down. some fans were frustrated that they could not leave the ballpark until police determined it was safe. but

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. tallest building in the western hemisphere. >> and it is quite a bird's eye view, isn't it? >> very, very high up. somebody says no matter how challenging, he walks in jared, and takes a minute to appreciate being in this building. >> it means a lot to have this city back. >> it certainly does. they said it's about moving forward. we did that this morning. >> this morning we may be the bigger consumer recall of any kind. >> the order to replace potentially dangerous air bags is expanding from 17 million to 34 million, one out of every four in this country. they are linked to five deaths and more than 100 injuries. >> the leaders of several national cans are charities face federal charges this morning, accused of conning donors into a multi-million dollar scam. there are four charities involved. the federal trade commission said they told donors that contributions would go directly to patients. instead of more than $187 million raised less than 3% went toward people fighting cancer. th

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle ching and norah o'donnell.speak with the amtrak engineer who was speeding before his train crashed in philadelphia. brandon bostian told his layer he remembers the crash. his lawyer told the news he suffered a head and concussion to his head that need 14d staples to close. >> at least seven people died. kris van cleave is in northeast philadelphia. kris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. investigators are back out at the crash scene. they're focusing on the remaining cars. we want to show you video of the repair efforts under way. crews are repowering the damaged train tracks in an effort to get it running again. it's centering around the train's excessish speed. it was traveling at over 100 miles per hour when it derailed. that's twice the speed limit. through his lawyer the train's engineer says he has no memory of the crash. amtrak is in the process of installing mandated technology that can stop a speeding train. the deadline for having it installed is later this year. norah? >> kris, is there any ta

. >>> i'm charlie rose with norah o'donnell and vinita nair.eport says hillary clinton used a private second address while she was secretary of state. >> the presidential candidate handed over 55,000 e-mails from another account, they plan to release those messages by mid january, two weeks before caucuses. >> police are hearing threats of retaliation for sunday's deadly shootings in waco texas. there are more than 300 motorcycle gangs. the hell's angels is the largest with nearly 3,000 members. sunday's shoot-out killed nine bikers. some were shot by police. the shooting follows a long-running dispute between two rival gangs. a retired federal agent says these people will stop at nothing. >> it's their religion. it's more important to them than anything else out there and they will fight for it and kill for it and die for it if necessary. it's what they believe in. it's their world, it's their union fers. it's about territory. it's about colors. it's about money, it's about hate, it's about violence. >> the bikers say they belong to clubs, not