we will speak to captain sully sullenberger.lfer makes an emotional plea for help in finding his missing daughter. >>> consumer reports offers tips on buying car insurance. why promises of low prices are too good to be true. this is the "cbs morning news" i'm alison harmelin, have a great day. >>> good morning, thank you so much for waking up with us. we start off with a live look at the moon! our producer said we would be impressed and we are. >> second full moon of the month, a blue moon. >> it's thursday, july 30, i'm maria medina. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. out of the gate, bright and early this morning, with a little traffic and weather. >> yeah. and i was thinking, i heard some feedback checking where the microphone is. we are socked in areas of low clouds and fog at this hour. let's take a look in and around our microclimates. here you have mineta international airport. temperatures are into the 60s. it's 67 in livermore and it's going to be cooler today but it comes at a price. mugginess. 60s to the 90s. full

we will speak to captain sully sullenberger.plea for help in finding his missing daughter. >>> consumer reports offers tips on buying car insurance. this is the "cbs morning news" . >>> breaking news this morning a violent crash leaves three people dead overnight police say it could have been a case of drag racing we are live with the very latest on that investigation, coming up. >>> also has cole hamels pitched his final game for the phillies? trade rumors reach a new high. >>> pennsylvania congressman chaka fattah vowing to stay in office after being indicted on charges of corruption. >>> today is thursday, july 30th good morning thanks so much for joining us i'm nicole brewer. er case off today. we are in for another hot one katie and meisha standing by with weather and traffic and man, yesterday was a steamer. >> yes roadways were dry right, katie. >> you know, you have to find the bright side, my friend. we will help you do that to get you rolling out of bed and off to a good start as possible her

. >> he says he is also thinking of contacting captain sully sullenberger, you know, miracle on the hudson pilot, to fly the plane out of the neighborhood for the entertainment value. >>> the search is on for robbers preying on elderly homeowners in stamford, greenwich and darien. police say in several incidents the men posing as utility workers have official looking identification cards. investigators say they gained the victims' trust and enter the homes to steal valuables. >> most cases we see there's one person with contact with the resident while a second person or a third person makes entry into the residence while they are distracted. >> place advise always best to check with the company's home office by phone before allowing anybody into your home for an unscheduled visit. >>> there's great news for airline passengers if you are planning to take off this fall. prices are falling. according to forbes magazine there are great bargains when the summer travel season winds down this month. fall fares predicted to drop 3.5% this year but, of course, prices will increase for flights durin

contender for the republican nomination mike huckabee and cbs news aviation and safety expert sully sullenberger. today, an autopsy shows that 43-year-old samuel dubose died of a bullet to the head. dubose, who was unarmed, was shot by a university of cincinnati police officer, ray tensing, during a traffic stop. tensing was fired and charged with murder. he's now free on bond. that killing is one of membership that we've seen recently in which a simple traffic stop escalated into violence. some police departments are training officers to defees these situations and michelle miller has been looking into that. >> put your hands up! get your hands up now! >> reporter: veteran officers ken lerud and gordie bush are responding to a burglary. >> i just want to leave! >> reporter: it's all part of a de-escalation drill designed to help cops figure out an alternative to deadly force. >> why didn't you tase him? >> he's not trying to harm anybody. he's just trying to get away. >> perfect. >> reporter: the appropriate level of force at a department where police-citizen encounters frequently turn deadly.

. >> captain sully sullenberger is a cbs news aviation expert and a co-pilot known for his miracle on the hudson landing. >> good morning. >> based on what you know and listening to some of the questions and answers in seth's piece, is this likely a part of the flight from malaysia? >> the investigators will be attempting to confirm whether or not it was a part much mh-370. whoen the part was manufactured by boeing, a piece of it called a data placard having a number, unique number, should have been affixes to it. if that data placard is still on the part it would be one way of confirming whether or not it was on that airplane. >> captain sully, how many 770 planes are missing in the world at this time? >> one. so you think you have -- >> i think that says a lot. >> i think it does. >> it needs to be confirmed, but it's a possible good first step in solving what's been one of the biggest aviation mysteries in history. >> were you surprised at the location of where this debris was found? >> i think it's what one would expect. that tells us with the prevailinging currents nv s and winds

but they put it in very much like "sully" sullenberger did in the hudson river, very gently, no piecese up, no debris all over the case. >> very quickly, tom, is anything going to change as a result of this. amazing a plane this size can disappear and we haven't really found it. >> and it's expensive, ashley, the airlines are going to have to add all kinds of new equipment to the planes. i'm not sure they're going to do it, and there's large pieces of the earth like southern portion of the indian ocean where there is not radar. they talk about it but it's been a year and a half and nothing is done. >> tom sullivan, radio show host. >> you like the palace? >> you look good. >> you look authoritative. >> come on up sometime. >> tom sullivan, appreciate it. melissa: hillary clinton's campaign is getting nervous about mighty joe biden that is according to ed henry. an aide agreeing with this report, the nerve, telling there is no new focus for the vice president. let's bring in steve moore from the heritage foundation, fred barnes from the weekly standard, they are both fox news contributo

we'll talk with captain sully sullenberger about what's next in the effort to confirm whether that pieceaysia airlines flight 370. plus, nasa's unusual crash test. how the space agency says how it and a save lives. >> and consumer reports is here with a truth about car insurance. and we'll show you how small gems are reinventing the workout. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> at 6:45 now, some business. new data this morning showing the economy is actually picking up but unemployment claims are going up, as well. >> here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. some good news on the economy which we were hoping for after that dreadful start to the year. in the 2nd quarter the commerce department says that gdp was up 2.3% thanks to a strong rebound in consumer spending on some big ticket items. cars and trucks also homebuilders were much more active. the 1st quarter was also revised slightly higher from a loss to a slight gain. economy expected to continue moving along at this current pace at least through the 3rd quarter

. >> captain sully sullenberger, thanks for being with us this morning. >>> an officer will be charged with the murder of an unarmed black man. it happened during a traffic stop off campus. the officer said he fired in self-defense but prosecutors accuse him of murder. we have to warn you the footage is graphic. dean reynolds is there with the community's response. good morning. >> good morning. officer raymond tensing is in jail and out of a job after he was fired by the city of cincinnati. they're now reviewing its policies and procedures. cincinnati responded with peace wednesday night hours after the grand jury's indictment. just after 6:00 p.m. university police officer ray monday tensing pulled over 43-year-old sam debose without a front license plate. the encounter was captured on tensing's body camera. >> i asked you a direct question. do you have your license on you. >> why did you pull me over. >> again, the front tag. >> he tried to open the door but the man resisted and began to roll away. tensing fired a shot to the head, killing debose instantly. >> this is the most as ni