all of that as we are pleased to have robert gates back at our table. t's talk about what i talked about in that introduction. what are our options, and what is necessary to stop isis and turn the tide against them? secretary gates: i think you need to step back a little bit charlie, and realize that there are actually four conflicts going on at this day and time, -- in the middle east at the same time and syria is really , the epicenter. there is the sunni in saudi arabia versus shia led by iran authoritarians versus reformers, secularists versus islamists and that the fundamental -- then the fundamental question, whether these artificially created countries like syria, libya, and iraq, comprised of historically adversarial ethnic groups, can hold together or whether they go the way of yugoslavia, and as i say, they all kind of come together in syria, which is one of the reasons it is such an intractable problem. the problem with the isis phenomenon, in my view, is fundamentally the result of the civil war, a spillover of the civil war in syria, and the

charlie: robert gates is here.e was secretary of defense from 2006 until 2011 under president bush and obama. his memoir "duty" has just been released in paperback. some call it the most candid account ever written. it comes at a time as we addle issues in the middle east -- as we battle issues in the middle east. the defeat marks a major setback for the iraqi army and government. meanwhile, in syria, special operations forces killed a senior isis leader identified as the group's chief of finances. all of that as we are pleased to have robert gates act at the table. -- back at our table. what are our options, and what is necessary to stop isis and turned the tide against them? former secretary of defense robert gates: i think you need to step back a little bit charlie, in real life there are actually four conflicts going on at this day and time, and syria is really the epicenter. there is the sunni in saudi arabia versus shia led by iran secularists versus islamists and that the fundamental question, whether these

tonight a conversation with former secretary of defense robert gates about i.s.i.s., syria, russia and more. >> the problem that we now face is that anbar and some other areas are in the hands of i.s.i.s. as i say, i think it's going to be tough for them to expand beyond a sunni areas of iraq. the danger is that they nest this long term and it becomes a base for further destabilization of the region, for further action in syria and lebanon and elsewhere and a place where they can plot terrorist acts against us. it also validates this idea of the caliphate -- to have this caliphate which has such appeal in their propaganda. >> rose: we conclude with archbishop vincenzo paglia from the vatican talking about the church and the family. >> the pope is really friendly. i would say he makes all people feel comfortable with him. there are barriers in the sense i remember when, in the first celebration he went in the middle of the people. there because little child. he stopped and embraced him. this is the style of pope francis. in my opinion it should be the style of the church. >> rose: rober

john terrett joins us now. >> robert gates was hired to raise the profile of the scouts. good evening. the buoy scout former defense secretary calling for an end to the ban on gay leaders, and he has experienced to back up his appeal. as defense secretary it was gates ending the don't ask, don't tell policy, he's hoping to bring a change to the boy scouts. >> on my honour i'll do my best... >> reporter: when we spoke to them twin brothers liam and august achieved a goal of become eagle scouts. bestowed to only one in 10 boy scouts. because liam is 18 and gay, his career in the scouts is over first done in my a no gay's allowed and a reversal by the scout only to bar gay leaders 18 and over. >> it's been rough growing up. in such a cool organization, and at one point hearing that "no, we don't really want you" that's not cool. >> reporter: another change may be coming. we cannot ignore growing challenges to the counter membership policy. >> speaking at an annual meeting. boy scout president said the status quo can no longer besustained. i fear any other alternative will be

against isis watch a cnn special report "blindsided: how icesis shook the world," and tomorrow robert gates, weighing in on the war on terror and much more. >>> national news police knew there could be trouble placing officers ahead of the scene in case. no one expected the carnage that played out in broad daylight. nine people dead noornmore than 170 arrested. how did this biker gang start and why are police worried it might not be over?

i do want to start with those comments we just heard from, robert gates. what's your response to his call to have u.s. forces play a greater role on the ground in iraq. is that what's needed here? >> i think secretary gates is right on the mark. in fact, he might not even go far enough. having u.s. advisers accompany their units into combat was one of the things that enabled the iraqi army to be successful during the period of u.s. involvement in the iraq war. the other part of that was having u.s. units on the ground partner with those iraqi forces. so clearly, the strategy is not working now. there is not enough trainers. they're not accompanying the units into iraq and as a result, the iraqi army is failing at pretty much every task its undertaken. >> that's pretty extraordinary. what does that say about u.s. strategy in iraq as it stands right now and perhaps more importantly, how does the united states prevent isis from consolidating its power across the region more than it already has? what needs to be done right now? >> i think it's pretty clear the

back with more "face the nation" including more of our interview with former secretary of defense robert gates and our panel. >> schieffer: welcome back to "face the nation." we spoke friday to bob gates at the college of william and mary in williamsburg virginia. where he is chancellor. secretary gates best selling book "duty: memoirs of secretary at war" is now out in paperback we asked among other things what he thought about the nuclear deal with iran. >> first of all getting iranians to the negotiating table in the first place was a success for u.s. foreign policy. they came tote table because the economy was being strangled and leadership was afraid they might get overthrown. they there are because they have to be there. i think the agreement, there's some specifics in the agreement that are very encouraging but i have several concerns that i hope can be addressed in negotiations between now and june. first is the timing of the lifting of the sanctions. is it -- are they going to be lifted right away. as long as the iranians agree to implement the agreement. or will they be phased over t

robert gates is here to talk about the significance of the fall of ramadi and whether the pentagon's grown playing is mere spin. >>> waco police are warning that the carnage may not be over. is law enforcement in the cross hairs. >> also in national startling details in that quadruple murder in washington, d.c. but are police any closer to catching day this guy caught on tape. >>> we're going to begin with the world lead. an alarm is sounded today by president obama's top national security adviser. in an interview today, dr. susan rice left no doubt that the war with isis will not be quick. >> in is going to be a long slog. >> a long slog. that's virtually the same phrase that donald rumsfeld applied in 2003. in a memo he wrote it will. a long hard slog. while the obama administration says this will be a long slog the white house said today that the concern over losing ramadi is overblown. >> are we going to light or hair on fire every time that there is a setback in the campaign against isil? >> i want to get right to cnn's barbara starr. she's at the pentagon. barbara, the pentagon

. >> schieffer: i'm talking to former secretary of defense robert gates what he thinks of the would-be presidents so far. >> most of these candidates have no experience in foreign policy some. >> schieffer: we'll talk to one of them, wisconsin governor scott walker. we'll get latest on that u.s. attack against isis from the new chairman of the house intelligence committee, devin nunes it's all ahead because this is "face the nation." good morning, first the train they have asked fbi to investigate the possibility of projectile hitting amtrak 188 just before it derailed tuesday night. we begin with robert sumwalt a member of the national transportation safety board. point man on this investigation. is it possible that this thing that hit the train windshield that we now know about possible somebody shot at that train? >> we're certain lear going to be looking at that. as we pointed out we're going to to have the fbi with their technical assistance to analyze what sort of fracture pattern may be on that windshield. >> schieffer: any way that that could have been connected to the crash in

. >>> and meanwhile here at home the head of the boy scouts former defense secretary, robert gates, the man who oversought end of the military's don't ask don't tell policy calls for an end to the ban on day scout masters. that's fascinating. >>> and looking what happens when president obama, president obama joined twitter this week. his critics came out, too, spewing racist vitriol. that's been underground and this is "hardball," the place for politics. it makes a lot of other cards seem one-sided. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well equiped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. are you still getting heartburn flare-ups? time for a new routine. try nexium® 24hr. the latest choice for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection.

it will be hard to defend him. >>> former defense secretary robert gates who is now the president of the boy scouts of america is calling to end the ban on gay scout leaders. if the boy scouts do not act on their own, gates says the courts will likely force them to do so. when he was defense secretary, gates helped end the military policy of don't ask don't tell. >>> big payments to the clinton foundation. it received more than $26 million in previously undisclosed payments from companies, universities and other foreign sources. the money was paid as fees for speeches by bill, hillary and chelsea clinton. this comes among scrutiny of the foreign donors and if this is a conflict of interest in hillary clinton's bid for presidency. >>> the trade agenda took a step forward from president obama. this could strengthen the pacific rim nations. this would allow the white house to negotiate trade deals that the congress could accept or reject but not change. this could open access to more global markets. some opponents say it could cost american jobs. the fight is in the democratic party whic

. >>> robert gates says the time has come for his organization to reconsider the ban on gay troop leaderste williams has the story. >> reporter: after a bruising battle two years ago led to admitting the ban on admitting gay young people to the scout, the robert gates, the former defense secretary says the organization must now accept that public attitudes are changing more quickly. he says the current policy that bans gay scout leaders will not survive. >> we must deal with the world as it is not as we might wish it would be. the status quo in our movement membership standards cannot be sustained. >> reporter: the greater new york council is defying the ban. just last month hiring an openly gay eagle scout to be a summer camp leader. 15 years ago the supreme court upheld the scout's right to exclude an assistant scout master when he came out as gay. >> even if you don't exclude a young person when they become 18 years old, they're not good enough anymore. that's definitely the wrong message. >> reporter: gates said any change should reflect the religious churches. >> this is not what we

alternative will be the end of us as a national move: so what's your reaction to that statement from robert gates? >> well, dr. gates' career has always been about tough decisions and straight talk, so what he said in atlanta 1 not entirely surprising to us with scouts for equality. 70% of their units are sponsored or charted by faith organizations from the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints to the catholic church, but the organization is endorsing lgbt people from across the country. and i think that he did a good job of walking the line between being inclusive of lgbt people and walking the pat to equality. >> so zack, how fundamental a change might underline might we see here given that intervention. the religious organizations sponsor the majority of local scout troops. >> that's right about 70% and so while this change will certainly have major implications the inclusion of lgbt people, and scouts hoff been turned away from the program, this change could mean a heck of a lot. for the conclusion, including gay adults won't be much. when i was growing up in scouting my two gay moms we

she was presented with a honorary degree from former secretary of state robert gates. [applause] sectionsecretary gates: condoleezza rice your service has been exemplary. we honor you. by the authority vested in me, i hereby confer upon you the degree of dr. the public service. [applause] congratulations. [applause] secretary gates: asserting the math of authority that accrues to be as chancellor -- [laughter] i am preempting president briefly to introduce our commencement speaker. ladies and gentlemen, my dear friend, and a very great american, condoleezza rice. [applause] secretary albright: thank you very much for that and for the tremendous honor. secretary rice: it is quite something to be named in the same breath as benjamin franklin, and i would\\\as the 66th secretary of state and the first as an alumnus of william and mary. i want to thank you for your life of exemplary service to our country. i want to thank the president of the college. you have done such a marvelous job of leading this fight institution. to the board, thank you for your leadership of willia

robert gates a former c.i.a. director and secretary of defense said the organization needs to keep up with the times if it wants to survive. in 2013, the organization moved to allow gay scout members but only those under the age of 18. >> an exconvict is in police custody right now in the murder of a wealthy washington family and their housekeeper. police had been looking for the 34-year-old for days. detectives say he once worked at a business owned by the man who was found dead last thursday inside his d.c. mansion along with his wife, son and housekeeper. court now where did the police find him? >> it was a fugitive task force that arrested him along with five other suspects. they were taken into custody late last night in northeast washington d.c. he was identified after detectives recovered his d.n.a. from a pizza crust at the crime scene. he ordered pizza while holding his victims hostage last week. it's unclear whether he acted alone or had accomplices. >> we were able to identify him inside a vehicle but

bush and president obama's robert gates, that pakistan should not be considered an ally by the united states in the fight against al qaeda. you ran the i.s.i. you know the players and the structure, can the united states trust pakistan in the fighting of extremism? >> i don't think the countries trust each other. and there is never a need for that. if there is a common interest they can work together, if you are talking about my time, when the soviets were there, you worked together well. cooperation was not working. if we talk about this period in post 9/11. except for a first couple of years, i don't think pakistan and the united states were in agreement how to proceed with the so-called war on terror, which means how do we handle afghanistan. that's the difference. >> are you worried what hillary clinton said in the quote. if you keep snakes in the backyard, they may bite you, not your neighbours. >> people made the political statements, i never made up attention to that. i look at the situation on the ground. it started to change after the famous or infamous incident. remember in

she was presented with an honorary degree by robert gates who served with rights during the bush ministration and was chancellor of the college. this is 20 minutes. [applause] secretary gates: condoleezza rice, your service has been exemplary. william and mary is proud to honor you. by virtue of the authority vested in me in the charter of the college i hereby confer upon you the degree of doctor of public service. [applause] congratulations. [applause] secretary gates: asserting the massive authority that accrues to me as chancellor -- [laughter] -- i am preempting the president briefly to introduce our commencement speaker. ladies and gentlemen, my dear friend and a very great american, condoleezza rice. [applause] secretary rice: thank you very much for that tremendous welcome and for the tremendous honor. it is quite something to be named in the same breath as benjamin franklin, and i was the 66th secretary of state, and the first as an alumnus of william and mary. i want to thank my great friend and your chancellor bob gates. i want to thank you for your life of exemplary service to our

joining us now, former defense secretary robert gates.e. now we'll talk politics. nobody is impressing you yet? >> well i think that, first of all, particularly on the republican side, most of them have not been in jobs that required them to know anything or be involved in foreign policy. a couple have been in the senate two or three years. so my hope is that as the campaigns unfold and as time goes along they will flush out their views and we'll see something impressive. on the democratic side i'm sorry that secretary clinton has not come out in favor of the trade agreements. and so i basically what i've said is that i'm not seeing a lot of courage out there and i'm seeing a lot of ver]ç simple solutions to shall very tough problems. >> you have said that hillary clinton was a good secretary of state but using the privatevery tough problems. >> you have said that hillary clinton was a good secretary of state but using the private e-mail was a risky way to do business. why risky? >> well, i never used e-mail for business. first of all, it

. >>> former defense secretary robert gates, who is now president of the boy scouts says the time hasfor his organization to reconsider the ban on gay troop leaders. here is nbc's pete williams. >> reporter: the battle -- >> reporter: after a bruising battle two years ago led to enteding the ban on admitting gay young people to the scouts robert gates, the former defense secretary who is president of the boy scouts says the organization must now accept that public attitudes are changing even more quickly. he says the current policy that still bans gay scout leaders will not survive. >> we must deal with the world as it is not as we might wish it would be. the status quo in our movement's membership standards cannot be sustained. >> reporter: the greater new york council is defying the ban, last month hiring an openly gay eagle scout to be a summer camp leader. 15 years ago the supreme court upheld the scout's right to exclude an assistant scout master james dale when he came out as gay. now gay says the scouts might lose a similar case and james dale agrees. >> even if you don't exclu

defense secretary robert gates is also criticizing the u.s. strategy for fighting isis.e says the fall of ramadi is a serious loss. and he says u.s. forces need to play a greater role on the ground in iraq. >> i think that they do need to at least revisit the rules of engagement for our troops. for the troops that we have there. i think that we need american forward air controllers and spotters for the aircraft. attacks. and i think we need -- more flexibility for the use of special forces. and, i think we need to have embedded american trainers with the iraqi security forces, the anbar tribes, and with the, the kurds, down to at least a battalion level so we can, can help them be more successful. >> robert gates there. canadian police say they have arrested 10 young people for planning to travel to the middle east to join extremist groups. the suspects were arrested at the airport in montreal over the weekend. and had their passports confiscated. police have yet to file charges. >> in texas. the last of three wanted bikers involved in sun day's deadly brawl is back in c

the ban on gay scout leaders, now the surprise announcement came from former defense secretary robert gatesoup's annual meeting in atlanta, he's now the group's president, he says the social, political and judicial changes across the country led to his decision it was welcome news to people involved with boy scouts in the bay area who have been pushing for the change. >> it's very hard for us to raise money, it's very hard for us to get members getting rid of the policy getting to in northern california in remarks letting local groups to decide for themselves whether to allow gay leaders. >> as memorial day approaches, a tradition unfolds at arlington memorial outside washington dc, it is called flags in, over a period of four hours yesterday more than 1,000 u.s. soldiers placed american flags at 28,000 graves every available soldier in the u.s. infantry took part, six flags placed every minute, each receiving personal honors. artificials say memorial weekend draws the largest crowds of the year expecting 250,000 people to honor the fallen. >>> family and friends are preparing to say their

former secretary of defense robert gates wrote about his four years in his book "duty."what should we do today in iraq first and then syria when it looks like isis is gaining control of such an important city in the anbar province. >> i think first of all we need to change the rules of engagement for our troops. i think we don't need a significance increase in troops in my view but how they're used needs to be changed. i think that we need to be able to use them as forward air controllers or spotters for our aircraft. we need to have trainers embedded probably down to the battalion level in the iraqi security forces. but i would say also with the anbar tribes and with the kurds and we need to provide more opportunities for our special forces. >> what does that mean? >> to be able to operate behind the lines in iraq and in support of what the iraqi security forces are doing. i think the idea of the battle is going to have be be carried out by themselves it's fundamental, i agree with that but ily are things we can do that would make our help more effective. >> can i ask y

we'll talk to former defense secretary robert gates.od deed unlike anything we've seen. what he just did that had an entire diner in tears over dinner. ♪ i lost my sight in afghanistan, but it doesn't hold me back. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. non-24 is a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70% of people who are totally blind. talk to your doctor about your symptoms and learn more by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >>> isis taking control of ramadi as we hear of new reports that thousands of refugees are fleeing the iraqi city. the administration is calling this a setback. but are they down playing it? >> good question there. robert gates is the former secretary of defense under president bush and obama. he's currently the author of a book, duty. which is out on paper back. thank you for being with us today. when we look at what has happened in ramadi, do you believe that we need a tactical shift? you say that we need to change the rules of engagement, how s

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. >> but, was happy to see former us defense secretary robert gates now head of the bow scouts, characterize policy as antiquated and in need of a change. >> we must deal with the world as it is, not as we might wish it would be. >> gates told hundreds at the annual bow scouts of america meeting in atlanta that the organization won't change tomorrow, or this week, but must soon to allow gay scout leaders. >> between internal challenges and potential legal conflicts, the bsa finds itself in an un sustainable position. >> position gregg hopes will change in the coming months. >> i'm always hesitant. because one person that starts -- >> gregg was part of lawsuit and he testified against the bow scouts. i reached out to the local chapter, in several religious organizations, to get their take on the recent comments in atlanta, my calls were not returned. reporting in the sat center, david spunt cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well, the biggest recall in automotive history involving exploding airbags is causing a lot of confusion takata, maker of the airbags, still has not named root calls of the prob

robert gates talked about the changes that have taken place in society. the legislative changes and judicial changes. all of those factors weigh into what i'm sure was on his mind as he was making his speech yesterday that the boy scouts of america and our whole culture can't fight the movement towards lgbt right and full inclusion. >> greg thank you for being with me. >> thank you for having me. >>> after a quick break, we'll take you live to dublin ireland, where residents are going to go to the polls to vote on whether to legalize same-sex marriage. it's expected to be a huge vote turnout. but look at this moments ago the gates open at disney ham in anaheim, california. it's not just nil day. it's disneyland's 60th anniversary, the park staying open 234r hours straight complete with parades and fireworks to celebrate boys? (music) stop less, go more. the passat tdi clean diesel with up to 814 hwy miles per tank. hurry in, and you can get 0% apr for 72 months on 2015 passat tdi models plus a total of $1500 in available bonuses. across america, people ar

we'll ask former secretary of defense robert gates of what he thinks of parade of presidential candidateson the amtrak accident. >> osgood: we'll be watching. next week here on "sunday morning." >> the little combo we were back then. c anthony mason on tour with u2. science suggests when you have insomnia, the neurotransmitters in your wake system may be too strong, which may be preventing you from getting the sleep you need. talk to your doctor about ways to manage your insomnia. >> osgood: we leave you this morning in david letterman's home state. in the indiana dunes along lake michigan. i'm charles osgood. please join us again next sunday morning. until then i'll see you on the radio. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> schieffer: the parade of republican presidential candidates rolls on. u.s. forces stage a -- mystery of the rack track derailment in philadelphia. amtrak ordered to make state changes to the northeast corridor rails.

charlie: robert gates is here.ary of defense from 2006 until 2011 under president bush and obama. his memoir "duty" has just been released in paperback. some call it the most candid account of washington ever written. it comes at a time as we battle forces in the middle east. the defeat marks a major setback the defeat this weekend -- the defeat this weekend marks a major setback for

boy scout president robert. gates -- he's the former secretary of defense and cia director -- the organization's ban on openly gay leaders cannot be sustained. at their annual meeting he urged changing the policy to avoid potential legal battles and bad publicity. he pointed society's growing number of state laws involving gay marriage. in 2013 the boy scouts started allowing openly gay youth to join, but continued to prohibit openly gay scout leaders. >>> now to california and the oil disaster on the move. 17 boats working on the spill have now recovered over 9,000 gallons of oil. as for wildlife, rescuers hope to save six oiled pelicans. two state beaches are closed and there are more than 300 people cleaning up beaches and boats. >> we will do everything necessary to protect california's coastline. >>> as for the company that owns the pipeline that burst on tuesday, plains all american, federal records show 175 safety incidents since 2006. they caused nearly $24 million in property damage. >>> also this morning, mi

. >>> at an annual meeting in atlanta, robert gates said allowing gay boy scout leaders was brought up. if the policy was revised soon, local organizations could decide on their own whether or not to allow gay leaders. >>> today morrissey who is 57 released pictures of myrna pride who is 19 and their 9- week-old son chase. yesterday morrissey acknowledged publicly the child is his kid. he was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor concerning his relationship with pride and he served a 90 day sentence. >>> some people may have thought the sky was falling in sterling today. crews were doing routine blasting at a dulles rock quarry near route 28 and old ox road when there was an explosion. rocks through about 1/2-mile into a busy intersection and industrial mall. 64-year-old rikard -- strip mall. 64-year-old ricardo brooks needed eight stitches after a rock went through his home and landed on his head while he slept. >> the quarry had an accident and we had flying debris coming 1/2-mile away. it had the big rock as you seen inside and this big rock outside that had gone t

. >>> the national president of the boy scouts, former defense secretary, robert gates, says the organization's longstanding ban on openly gay scout leaders is no longer sustainable and called for a change in policy. just two years ago, the boy scouts ended the ban on openly gay youth as scouts but left the adult ban in place. >>> domestic violence charges have been dismissed against former baltimore ravens player, ray rice, caught on tape punching his future wife. at a new jersey casino. a judge signed after after he completed a pre-trial intervention program permitted in less than 1% of cases in new jersey. under the program, rice underwent anger management counseling and paid $125 in fines. >>> some news that is frankly kind of ridic. you might need a teenager to fully get it. the scrabble dictionary is adding 6,500 new words including vape, emoji, and hashtag and ridic, short for ridiculous 1 and obbs and you obviously know what that's short for. and also you can continue to make words up like the rest of us. >>> clowning around. why so many of us are wearing red noses this evening. >>> may

in a speech thursday robert gates said, quote, we must deal with the world as it is, not as we might to be. without change, he said, the scouts risk the end of us as a national movement. now gates says the decision should be made at the local level. scout councils in new york city and elsewhere have already defied the ban. it's coincided with a steady drop in membership. >>> in ireland they're voting on a referendum that could make same sex marriage legal. the approved ireland could be the first to legalize same-sex marriage by a popular vote. jonathan vigliotti has more. >> good morning, anne-marie. nearly 85% of whom are roman catholic. polling stations are opening up this morning. vote supporters, those in favor of same-sex marriage are hoping for a strong turnout amongst young voters. tens of thousands of them registered in recent weeks. it's gained widespread support. all political parties are supporting it as are employees and ireland's prime minister. there has been opposition as you'd imagine from irish religious leaders including catholic bishops, but their influence has ero

. >>> and we talk with former secretary of defense, robert gates, on the fight against isis. >>> finallyorgetown's graduating class from charlie rose. the "cbs this morning" co-host told the class of 2015 to start the next chapter of their story to take action make choices, and lose themselves in the greater good. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com test. >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> amtrak resumes service today on the northeast corridor less than a week after that massive derailment that killed eight people. this as investigators continue to look for what caused the accident. we'll tell you what they know to this point. >> good morning everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. also today, president obama be in our area, why the commander in chief is visiting camden, katy? >> good morning, erika. we can expect to see little dose of summer out there today yet again, some sunshine, also some humidity, heat to go with it along with

robert gates spoke at the annual scouts meeting in new york. he said the ban opens the organization up to legal battles. he also worries that it could threaten the scouts very existence. a vote is not expected at this year's meeting which wraps up today. >>> here's news in the growing controversy over a standardized test in new jersey. next year students will spend less time taking the parcc exam. students will take them once a year instead of twice. the parcc exam is designed to measure progress in math and english. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >>> 53 degrees. 4:26 and we are rain free but you can still see the results of yesterday's rain. that's a live view of beach avenue from cape may. the view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. few puddles out there. they will be drying up. the sun will be warming things up. heading out the door katy zachry is in the weather center. >> this is a good time to get out the door if you're traveling. shore goers, live look. middletownship at route 9. i'm watching the center section. woops, there

. >>> and we talk with former secretary of defense robert gates on the fight against isis. >>> finallygetown's graduating class from charlie rose. the "cbs this morning" co-host told the class of 2015 to start the next chapter of their story to take action, make choices, and lose themselves in the greater good. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- ww com 18. i'm michelle griego. . >>> rise and shine, bay area! a nice view of the golden gate bridge. a couple cars there on a monday. everyone coming into work and saying good-bye to the weekend and hello to the workweek. >> that is right. doesn't it feel great? >> it feels fabulous! >> i hope you had a good weekend. we will get you out of the gate with traffic alert. brooke, how are we doing? >>> good morning good. it is an interesting day today. our temperatures will once again come in below average for this time of year. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s right now and we will top it off right around 70 degrees. more on that c

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. >>> the national president of the boy scouts former defense secretary, robert gates, says the organization'sstanding ban on openly gay scout leaders is no longer sustainable and called for a change in policy. the boy scouts ended the ban on openly gay youth as scouts but left the adult ban in place. >>> domestic violence charges have been dismissed against former baltimore ravens player ray rice caught on tape punching his future wife. a judge signed after after he completed a pre-trial intervention program permitted in less than 1% of cases in new jersey. under the program, rice underwent anger management counseling and paid $125 in fines. >>> some news that is frankly kind of ridic. the skrabl dictionary is adding 55 new words including vape emoji, and hashtag and ridic, short for ridiculous and also you can continue to make words up like the hey, how you doin'? it hurts. this is what it can be like to have shingles, a painful, blistering rash. if you had chicken pox the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. i wish that there was something

robert gates making an impassioned plea to end the ban of gay troop leaders. gates saying quote, we must deal with the world as it is not as we might wish it to be warning the current bab cannot be sustained. >>> tonight, a major consumer alert here for anyone using an atm machine. the free-standing ones even the ones inside your bank. you're about to see the surveillance tonight. a suspect installing a skimmer, to steal your card number and your password. mara schiavocampo tonight and the real money team getting answers. >> reporter: tonight, new information about atms becoming automated theft machines. data thefts at atms inside banks up 174% so far this year. at freestanding non-bank atms, up a whopping 317%, making atm use riskier than it's been in two decades. >> there are a number of extremely successful hacking gangs all over the world that have been really stepping up their efforts and the reason is because it works. >> reporter: take a look this surveillance video showing a man installing a skimmer, one of the most common ways to steal data. the devic