but i love it. >> pauley: but first -- >> they were like, no. >> pauley: we get happy with pharrell williamsney do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ ♪ >> it's sundae american on cbs here again is jane pauley. >> pauley: the song is "happy" a perfect title for a summer song. and pretty good description of the man behind it pharrell williams. this morning he shares some of that happiness with anthony mason. ♪ >> most artists only dream of having a year as big as pharrell williams. he sang and co-wrote daft punk's smash "get lucky." he produced and co-wrote robin thicke's mega hit "blurred lines." ♪ but it was with this song, his first solo number one that pharrell williams himself suddenly went strat

♪ >> it's sundae american on cbs here again is jane pauley. >> pauley: the song is "happy" a perfect. and pretty good description of the man behind it pharrell williams. this morning he shares some of that happiness with anthony mason. ♪ >> most artists only dream of having a year as big as pharrell williams. he sang and co-wrote daft punk's smash "get lucky." he produced and co-wrote robin thicke's mega hit "blurred lines." ♪ but it was with this song, his first solo number one that pharrell williams himself suddenly went stratospheric. ♪ >> does it feel any different having a huge hit with your name on it? >> it's super weird. >> super weird? >> yeah. >> why? >> because i'm used to being the guy standing next to the guy. i was happy being that guy. it's weird. >> billboard ranked him the top producer of the past decade as one half of the neptunes production team, pharrell was behind hits for nelly. ♪ jay-z. ♪ justin timberlake. ♪ and britany. >> you were a kid that doesn't fit in the box? >> i never seen the box. what do you mean? what are you talking about? hence the phrase "room

pauley. oh i didn't talk about beyonce, did i? see i have such a bad memory i didn't want to talk about beyonce/jay z. all right in order to rehash the lovely evening we had two tuesdays ago as you may have heard literally there were concerts at att park, one on a tuesday night and one on a wednesday night and at tuesday it started by eight. by 9:00 o'clock every live in person in san francisco was either on the person, on the phone and telling social media they could hear every word to every song or feel it, or whatever so we went into crisis mode at this point and long story short which i am sure i will get questions on. wednesday's performance was much, much improved and the narrative in the media was the same that people in potrero hill that partied on the deck the night before couldn't hear a thing. it wasn't perfect. there was tremendous tweaking to the sound system done and i want to thank commissioner joseph and my enforcement staff for stepping up and going to this concert which i was not willing to do and working with at

knew who vice was but jane pauley didn't.t does that say about their -- >> what started out as a magazine has become a television group. they are the group that went to korea with dennis rodman and had a little access there. >> got extraordinary access there in korea. >>> summertime staple, amusement park roller coaster turned out to be more frightening than fun in maryland. two dozen people got stranded nearly eight stories up at six flags. the park is telling "cbs this morning" it will speak with the state agency that regulates this ride. jan crawford in maryland where the riders were brought down. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. seven of the 24 people are children and they were stuck near the top of that ride for nearly five hours giving them an adventure they weren't quite counting on. >> be advised, about 70, 80 feet up. >> at a six flags in maryland a minute long thrill ride turned into a five hour nightmare. 24 people spent much of sunday afternoon stranded on the track near the top of the ride known as the jo

jane pauley is here filling in for gayle king all week. >> coming up rats.ng away from marijuana. in a state where it's allowed, you'll hear who is being told soto say no. >> plus the little league world series. see how a neighborhood with violence finally gets a chance to cheer. >> "usa today" looks at the toll from russia's ban on food from europe and the united states. russian suppliers are low on fish and fruit. the cost of fish jumped 36%. the ban is in retaliation for western sanctions imposed over ukraine. >> "the washington post" says the nfl might put tougher penalties in place for players who commit domestic violence. a second offense could lead to a one-year ban. in comes after the controversy of ray rice. he got a two-day suspension after video shows him dragging his wife out of an elevator. the league isn't commenting. >> the "los angeles times" says this serial stowaway won't be flying any time soon. marion hartman will spend section nights in jail. she was arrested after sneaking through without a border pass. she has a history of sneaking on

the floor at pauley pavilion will have to be replaced. they have plenty of time.basketball season does not begin until october. >>> one mysterious google project is sunk. the barge they had parked in maine is being sold now for scrap. but google didn't say why it was sold. the barge had been docked in the portland harbor since october. meantime, the google barge that was in san francisco bay is still sitting in stockton. google is still keeping mum on that project. >>> tonight, an iraq war veteran injured in a protest is making serious allegations against a police officer. here is christin ayers. >> reporter: i think the officer's actions were very malicious. >> reporter: scott olsen lashes out at the police officer who threw a tear gas grenade at him. he recently got his job back. olsen had his skull fractured and brain permanently damaged. he claims officer rosh had killed three people while on duty with the department and bragged about it on facebook. >> reporter: they have brought a killer back to the force. >> in that act, they let officers know they can kill

the flooding sent water cascading into pauley pavilion less than two years after a $100 million renovation. nearly 1,000 cars trapped in garages. repairs won't be completed until the weekend. >>> well, most parents will tell you they are willing to do whatever it takes to ensure the health and welfare of their kids, but only some parents have to back that up. >> gavin thomas is here with one couple that did. >> 12-year-old katy grace grovener was diagnosed with pulmonary hypotension in 2012. she would need a heart and lung transplant to survive. fortunately for her, there are doctors in the area who will do that rare, risky surgery, and lucky for her, she has the parents willing to risk everything to get her here. for a family with a very sick child, a place like lucile packard children's hospital stanford can be something of a home away from home. >> put your chest right against the plate. >> reporter: but for katy and her family, lucille packard is the last in a string of homes away from home, the end, hopefully, to a journey her mom and dad are so glad they've taken. >> yes. >> reporter

later on cbs "60 minutes", and first thing tomorrow, cbs this morning with jane pauley sitting in thisweek for gayle king. i am jeff glor, cbs news in new york, scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. >> captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> firefighters on high alert as the threat of lightning looms over parts of northern california. >>> a massive chain reaction crash involving a fire truck. tonight, four people are still in the hospital including two firefighters. >>> and the 49ers first game on their new home turf. just a week away. tonight, santa clara is getting ready for football. >>> kpix5 news is next. ,,,,,,,, >>> from live from the cbs studios. this is kpix5 news. >>> storms swirling over the sierra. lightning strikes throughout the mountains. all television has cal fire watching the skies closely tonight. good evening. >>> some wild weather in the sierra right now. and people are getting great pictures of it. take a look. one photo shin

. >> inspector pauley reporting. how are you guys doing? >> good. >> ladies and gentlemen. i'm going to keep it short and just go over a couple of the more notable things that happened and one of them was on i want to say sunday morning, saturday night, sunday morning august 10 at atmosphere there was a fight. it was a pretty large fight. a couple of officers got injured. there were several arrests made. what we ended up doing was going to a meeting i think at central station the next monday with the central station with the captain and the operator and they basically hashed out a contingency plan how they would handle security to better communicate with the police so the police could know if there are issues in the club to manage it before it reaches that level and basically it's only been a week but it seemed like the conversations that the owner said he would have with his staff it seemed like they happened -- i was talking to a staff member and he mentioned things that came out of the meeting. other items -- there's just one other item and i already talked about it with

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message to israel that they don't support their actions in gaza but obviously that hasn't happened and pauley talk about how the gazan conflict has played out in britain have there been many conflicting viewpoints in the country over how to approach the situation. well we're such a multicultural nation and especially in london generally muslims christians jewish people have been able to live side by side the communities very overlap but this conflict has really brought out the fault lines and differing points of view for example my friends on facebook have been deleting their accounts they've been deleting each other off their friends list because of the hostilities that come up as a result of different viewpoints to ruins the conflict now suddenly at the start of the conflict in terms of the media landscape that was a bit of power to you so we had a lot of people defending the israeli stance and a lot of people in the media spokespeople defending the stance of the palestinians since we've seen. multiple lying pictures of shelled children of the civilian casualties in gaza the israeli stance

. >> pauley shore, whose family owns the club reminisced. >> when we used to have the office at the comedyn used to pick up his check from "mork & mindy" in his outfit, in his nanu nanu outfit. and he used to pick up his check and do nanu nanu to me. >> in hollywood, williams is already an icon. >> yesterday we had a superstar. today, unfortunately, we have a legend. >> as an individual, i think he had a lot of heart and a lot of compassion. he did a lot of things for a lot of people, publicly and privately. he transcended his supposed sphere of expertise, which is like a benchmark as a kmedian, and he crossed over into other areas and excelled at everything. he is gone way too soon. he was very talented, and we're all going to miss him. >> he will be missed for more than his talent. u.s. secretary of defense chuck hagel expressed appreciation for his military support, saying from entertaining thousands of servicemen and women in war zones to his philanthropy that helped veterans struggling with hidden wounds of war, he was a loyal and compassionate advocate for all who served this nation

jane pauley is here sitting in for gayle king all this week. how anyone could breach security. now two men are claiming responsibility and they even took video. >>> a "cbse defrauded couples who just wanted to start a family. that story is ahead. >>> time for this morning's headlines. the "wall street journal" says job opens hit a 13-year high. nearly 4.7 million postings were added in june the highest number since february of 2001. and more people are quitting. that's another sign of a stronger, more flexible labor market. >>> the "los angeles times" says california might exempt tesla from some of its tough environmental rules. the state wants the electric car giant to build a massive battery factory there. the plant would employ 6,500 workers but environmentalists say waiving the rules is unacceptable. >>> "the boston globe" says market basket told its workers to get back to work or they're fired. it is the latest in a family feud we've been following aboutck. the former ceo was fired in june as part of a family squabble. his cousins own a ma

jane pauley is here. she's been sitting in for gail all week. had a good time? i will be happy to serve coffee any time you need someone to come by and serve. >> who do you like better? charlie or me? >> charlie didn't say good-bye to me yesterday. >> i know. oh my. >> good morning. coming up in this half hour a marching band director says ohio state made a mistake firing him. john water jon waters is claiming a sexualized culture. >> amy van dyken rouen is out of rehab and taking a second chance at life. >> glad to show you headlines from around the globe. the "new york times" says rob manfred is the new commissioner of baseball. he'll move up from the chief operating officer. he replaces 80-year-old bud selig. in january he beat out tom werner. >>> london's telegraph says the ebola outbreak in west africa is vastly worse than the numbers show. that's according to the world health organization. the virus killed at least 1,069 people, more than half the number of reported infections. workers on the ground say many cases go underreported. the united nations is wo

ucla will have to replace the floor of the pauley pavilion after it was ruined by all the water. >>> man is in critical condition after being hit by a train in antioch. friends say he was trying to move his bag across the tracks this morning when he was hit. he was airlifted to the hospital. he was said to be in critical condition this morning but there hasn't been an update since. >>> weather hot for so many in the far east bay but according to our chief meteorologist bill martin those people by the coast, not so bad. >> depends where you are. not that hot in san francisco right now. 103 in antioch, so. the coast is cool. warmer than average. highs today were up there. highs tomorrow are going to be cooler. here is what is going on. the high pressure built in the last 48 hours or so. so it thunk air. -- thunk the air. 102, 103 today. tomorrow the inversion lifts. as we go into tomorrow, cooler and into sunday significantly cooler. a cooling trend starts tomorrow but tomorrow is still a hot day. deeper marine layer. sunday you will notice 10 to 12 degrees of cooling. fog along the co

. >> pauley shore, whose family owns the club, reminisced. >> when we used to have the comedy store at, robin used to pick up his check for "mork & mindy" in his outfit, he used to pick up his check and do nanu-nanu to me. >> a legend. >> as a individual, i think he had a lot of heart, a lot of compassion. he did a lot of things for people, publicly and privately. he transcended his sphere of expertise which is like a bench america of comedian and he crossed over to other areas and excelled at everything. he's gone way too soon. he was very talented. we're all going to miss him. >> he will be missed for more than his talent. u.s. secretary of defense chuck hagel expressed appreciation for his military support. saying from entertaining thousands of service men and women in war zones to his philanthropy that helped veterans struggling with hidden wounds of war, he was a loyal and compassionate advocate for all who served this nation in uniform. he will be dearly missed by the men and women of d.o.d., so many of whom were personally touched by his humor and generosity. >> we've raised ove

johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> pauley morning, charles osgood to off this is "sunday morning." summer is the season when we vacation and relax and recharge our batteries. this morning we're going to look how medical researchers are making great strides in helping people who really need their batteries recharged. the science of revival, even if you're dead.

university administrators have decided to replace the floor at pauley pavillion.ce the floor by the end of october and says no regular season games will be affected. the court, two parking structures and other campus facilities were flooded when two lines burst on nearby sunset boulevard. ucla had just spent $136 million to upgrade pauley pavillion two years ago. >>> an east bay drought hotline has been inundated with calls from people complaining about neighbors who waste water. >> i can't water my yard and these people have extremely green grass and water is running down the gutters. a ridiculous amount of water. please, somebody, check this out! >> ktvu has learned drought calls to east bay mud have gone up 1200% in just the past 30 days. complaints to the hotline can lead to phone calls reminding homeowners about the drought and even inspections. repeat water wasters can be forced to install flow restrictors or even have their water shut off. >> some people get a little defensive because they think they are already doing a lot to conserve water. >> east bay mu

. >> gary: pauley pavilion. both selected for the final 15. 16. of course all of the u.s.tball talk has been centered around paul george who broke his right lake braddock exhibition game last weekstephen curry and klay thompson have made the cut to the 16 finalists for the usa basketball team that will compete in the fiba world cup in spain portland trrailblazer and oakland native damien lillard and sacramento kings center demarcus cousins also made the final 16 >> gary:the finalists now go to chicago to resume training as 4 more payers need to be cut in order to reach the final roster of 12 they will play an exhibition versus brazil at the united center on august 16 >> gary: underwent surgery saturday and is expected to be out 12-18 months luckily his suffered no torn ligamants >> gary:warriors forward maurice speights was arrested and charges with d- u-i in tampa florida this morning. the team said they are aware of the incident but have no futher comment at this time. >> gary:becky hammond 1st woman full-time nba assistant coach >> gary:the san antonio spurs hired wnba

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

jane pauley is here sitting in for gayle king all this week. >>> good morning.hour, the brooklyn bridge is guarded 24 hours a day. for weeks people wanted to know how anyone could breach security. now two men are claiming responsibility and they even took video. >>> a "cbs this morning" investigation into a possible surrogacy scam. dean reynolds goes from the nba after making racist remarks. >>> the public sadness over the death of robin williams is plain to see around the country. there are tributes at a park bench in boston featured in "good will hunting," also at the house in boulder, colorado where mork and mindy lived. plus on the hollywood walk of fame. ben tracy shows us how other performers are talking about how williams touched their lives. >> reporter: good morning. hollywood is a place that will tolerate a lot of bad behavior if you have talent. but colleagues describe robin williams as hull balance kwindind, generous and a hard worker. >> we lost one of our greatest fans yesterday. >> reporter: in san francisco, a moment of silence at the giants game

jane pauley is here she's been sitting in for gayle all week. had a good time?ll be happy to serve coffee any time you need someone to come by and serve coffee. >> who did you like better charlie or me? >> where did charlie go? he didn't say good-bye to me. >> anyway good morning. coming up in this half hour a marching band director said ohio state made a mistake by firing him. this morning john waters is asking for his job back. he tells us why he's slamming the report accusing him of tolerating a quote, sexualized pressure. >>> and amy van kyken rouen says she's ready for anything. a car crash put her in a wheelchair. now she's talking about taking advantage of a second chance at life. >>> time for show you some of the headlines from around the globe. "the new york times" says rob manfred is the new commissioner of major league baseball. 55-year-old manfred wifll move up from the chief's operating officer and replaces 80-year-old bud seal icligselig. >>> "london's telegraph" says the ebola outbreak in west africa is vastly worse than the numbers show. that's a