winton would you like to turn around? much indeed. [ applause ] >> i suppose it's the most emotional moment of my life, suddenly being confronted with all these children. they weren't by any means children anymore. >> no, they weren't, and for the first time they looked at you and knew that you were the reason that they were alive. >> yeah. true. >> sir nicholas winton died yesterday in southern england. he was 106. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," protecting americans against a potential terror threat this fourth of july. we'll speak with john miller, deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism for the nypd. >>> plus, how the debate over the confederate flag is impacting nascar. >>> and more reaction to the controversy over putting peas in guacamole. >>> finally, researchers in australia are giving us a sea turtle's view of the ocean. the gopro camera was attached to the turtle's shell, and it's part of the conservation project in the great barrier reef. isn't that soothing? t

winton single- handedly saved more than 650- jewish children during the holocaust.nged for trains to take jewish children out of nazi- occupied czechoslovakia to britain. instead of concentration camps. winton kept quiet about his exploits for a half -century. in 2003--- queen elizabeth the second. knighted him for his service to humanity. >> reporter :in san francisco police say they now have a suspect for the arsonist today say torch this mural. they got a surveillance camera installed because of previous attacks on this marrowfat. this is the fourth time in the merrill has been vandalized and about three weeks, and what the other incidents only involve spray-painted this time involved fire they were able to stop the fire from spreading to other buildings with fire extinguishers >> reporter :and a former state senator will not have to face trial on political corruption charges because he and three others reach plea deals. they pleaded guilty for trading political details for money the maximum for him is 20 years and a $250,000 cry--fine >> pam :in sports. we have

in all winton saved 669 children. most of them jews.wed nicholas winton resumed his quiet stockbroker's life. his war time exploited coming to light many years later only after his wife discovered a hidden notebook detailing his rescue efforts. >> could you stand up, please? >> on 1988 bbc broadcast he was reunited with many of by then middle-aged refugees he had saved. >> thank you very much indeed. >> cowan: and in 2003 knighted by queen elizabeth. in that ""60 minutes" broadcast he was asked why he he had kept his selfless deeds secret for so many years. >> i didn't really keep it secret. i just didn't talk about it. income nicholas winton was a remarkable 106 years old. >> cowan: ahead a rock music photo album. ♪ >> cowan: this photo in the eagles' 1973 album was taken by a man named henry diltz captured many greats, as anthony mason shows us. >> on a porch in silver lake, california, singer paige califano poses for photographer henry diltz. this shoot for her first solo record will be just one of his more than 200 album covers. it'

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later in life winton reunited with many of those he saved. nicholas winton was 106 years old. >>> the planets have aligned for an amazing and rare sight. overnight venus and jupiter appeared to meet in the sky even though they're really 416 million miles from each other. it's called a double star. it won't happen again until 2023. >>> when we come back here tonight, what visitors can now do at the white house after the first lady ripped up a 40-year-old rule. next at 6: ===take vo=== the mystery surrounding a car crash at san jose international, that killed one person and injured five others. ===janelle/take vo=== plus: only on nbc bay area, hear from the south bay mother whose children jumped two stories to escape an apartment fire. ===next close=== next. >>> finally tonight, for 40 years visitors touring the white house could take home only their memories of what they saw inside. that all changed today with a rule switch that allows guests to snap photos. for the first time since the ford administration. here's nbc's peter alexander. >> rep

sir nicholas winton was 106. >>> inside the white house, a 40-year-old ban was lifted today.now allowed to take pictures, and yes, selfies during the public tour. first lady michelle obama posting this video on her instagram account, tearing up the "no photos" sign to announce the big change. >>> and talk about threading the needle. take a look at this. the winged suit daredevil in switzerland flying through a hole in a rock formation. look at that, less than ten feet wide. it's being called the most difficult b.a.s.e. jump ever. he spent three years training for the stunt. >>> when we come back, hope solo and the trick that may have put team usa in the world cup final. >>> when we come back hope solo and the trick that may have put team usa in the world cup final. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, f

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true. >> sir nicholas winton died yesterday in southern england.r local news on "cbs this morning," protecting americans against a potential terror threat this fourth of july. we'll speak with john mill e deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism for the nypd. >>> plus, how the debate over the confederate flag is impacting nascar. >>> and more reaction to the controversy over putting peas in guacamole. >>> finally, researchers in australia are giving us a sea turtle's view of the ocean. the gopro was attached to the turtle's shell and it's part of the conservation project in barrier reef. isn't that soothing? that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday morning. thanks for watching. i'm mananne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> search crews will continue their efforts this morning for a teenager who went missing while swimming in the local quarry and we are learning more about the missing swimmer. >>> and a fatal accident involving four people will keep route 309 in bucks county closed for s

. >>> sir nicholas winton who reese cued 699 children destined for nazi concentration camps havecampsone off sick, he was then aged 20 mine and arranged for trains to carry the children out of occupied praying. despite opposition from officials the children were brought to britain. sir nicholas didn't tell anyone what he had done for half a century. >>> aaron is the executive director of the national center for jewish film which distributed the film nicholas winton the power of good. she explained more about his life. >> it's a fascinating story of a man who on his own at age 29 went to to praying sort of on a whim a friends invited him and saw the need for helping chirp who are orphaned or trying to get out right before the war in 1938, 1939. it was an un240e7b story until his wife, i understand, went in the attic one day and was cleaning and found a big trunk opened it up and in the trunk was a scrapbook where they had kept meticulous records and photographs even of the children. that they had saved in this rescue operation. and then it came to light. so it's really quite an extraor

he is talking about sir nicholas winton. he died wednesday at the age of 106. he saved hundreds of children most of them jewish from the holocaust. winton began to organize the evacuation of the children to the uk in 1939. he saved 669 of them. but six million other jews did not survive and for hundreds of throws of those deaths a former nazi is standing trial. jonathan mann has more on this. >> reporter: another plea for forgiveness for the man dubbed the accountant of auschwitz. now old and frail, a former ss guard made a statement through his attorney saying of his alleged crimes i can only ask god for forgiveness. >> translator: for him the scale of the crimes in auschwitz were such that he did not ask the relatives to think about forgiveness. >> reporter: he is charged as an accessory to murder in the deaths of 300,000 jews at the world war ii death catch. he says his main job was to collect and sort the money taken from prisoners. he admits he shares moral guilt but claims he never killed anyone. dozens of survivors have attended the trial. many are joint

sir winton 106 years old. >> boy, that video was powerful, huh? pools and beaches yesterday, getting in the water as they dealt with their hottest july day on record. temperatures hit 98 degrees in london, making things difficult for tennis at wimbledon. it's not expected to be quite as hot there today. >>> well, here at home, a rough night of storms in the kansas city area. at least one tornado confirmed. it's in the distance there. you can make it out. spinning in the distance there. the strong winds took down a tent where july 4th fireworks were being sold. a truck trailer was also blown over. heavy rain and hail pelted the area, raising concerns about flooding. abc's ginger zee reports for us now. it's been a violent start to july weatherwise. >> holy smoke! >> reporter: debris flying in north dakota, a tornado ripping through this farm house. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: storm chasers right there, capturing the rotation from bottom to top. that tornado one of more than 350 severe storm reports in just the past 36 hours, from a confirmed ef-1

a brush fire burned about six acres off of west winton avenue, south of the regional shoreline. no structured damaged. the cause of the fire is under investigation tonight. >>> more and more californians are learning saving water does not mean saving money during the epic drought. water utilities across the state are increasing rates and adding fees. because of more water people conserve the less money they make. the utilities say the rate hikes are necessary to cover the cost of doing business. california water agencies are expected to lose $1 billion in revenue under the state's mandtory water restrictions. >>> it could be a rough ride on wall street tomorrow. dow futures are down 200 points in premarket trading after greek voters rejected europe's latest bailout offer. we have more on where grease goes from here. >> reporter: greeks sent a clear message. hours later, thousands celebrated. they voted no to another bailout deal in exchange for different measures like tax hikes and pension cuts. [speaking in foreign language] >> reporter: the prime minister was against the europ

. >> nicholas winton was 106 years old.inton is credited with saving the lives of more than 600 children during the holocaust. ever humble he kept his work secret for half century. in 2003 queen elizabeth knighted win ton for his services to humanity. >>> our time 6:50. breaking news tops today's headlines. authorities say at least one train car carrying a flammable toxic gas has derailed and caught fire in easton tennessee and forced evacuation within a 1 mile radius. shelter is set up, at an area high school. >>> now an investigation is underway into whether alcohol played a role in the crash on route 309 in bucks county. investigators say a car left the road and hit a tree in west rock hilltown ship that killed one person and injured three others. >>> three players are coming to the sixers in a trade freeing up cap space for sacramento kings. they get nik stauskus, jason thompson, karl landry and one first round pick next year. >>> truck magazine has named pennsylvania woman the most beautiful, female trucker. >> over dr

distributed the film nicholas winton, the power of good. she explained more about his life. >> it is a fascinating story of a man on his own at the age of 29 went to prague. sort of on a whim, a friend invited him. and saw the need for helping especially children who either were orphaned or were trying to get out right before the war in 1938-39. it was an unknown story until his wife, i understand, went into the attic one day and was cleaning out a trunk. in the trunk was a scrapbook where they had kept meticulous records and travis even of the children that had he had saved in this rescue operation. and then it came to light. so it's really quite an extraordinary story of a man who did a fantastic deed. and it really was unknown for so many years. >> more than 20 foreign players are chasing their dreams. in somalia's football league at great risk to themselves. somalia is an unlikely football location but be mogadishu is attracting footballers from across the continent. >> they have come from as far away as niej nigeria and uganda. >> it i

it broke out after 3:00 off of west winton avenue and south of the shoreline. it took firefighters about an hour to contain the fire but it burned about 6 acres, no structured damaged. firefighters are investigating the cause. >>> another fire came close to homes in vacaville. >> we were watching fireworks. as soon as it ended we turned around and saw the hill on fire behind us. >> the people that lived at the park got an unexpected display last night as the tinder dry hillside erupted in flames. >> so, we thought, okay. we got plenty of time, coming into the house. all of a sudden seeing cars leaving the street. police officers showing up saying we are going to have to evacuate. neighbors fled and more than one00 firefighters poured in, howling winds up to 50 miles an hour pushed the flames towards homes. >> so you thought oh my gosh. it will go everywhere. it seemed like the wind kept it going in one direction. they kept it all contained. >> 100% of the reason we did not lose any houses was because people took care of their vegetation. we had very low fuel ri

. >> you are sitting next to nicholas winton. >> in the tv program "that's life" he was reunited withome that he had saved. they called him britain's oskar schindler. he could not help everyone. eightt trains, a ninth was stopped, and all on board perished. 15 years ago, the united nations set ambitious targets to improve the lives of those in the world's poorest countries. they will expire this year. how much of people's lives changed question mark last night we brought you the view from bangladesh. today we go to chat. -- to chad. >> this is the face of extreme poverty. her and her daughter are nomads. they traveled across chad raising and serving livestock. millet is the staple direct. -- staple diet. she will probably never go to school, but she is going to a health clinic. it is a 2.5 mile walk -- 2.5 hour walk, the temperature is 41 degrees. she is underweight, and her mother is worried. >> we took her to the local healer and she didn't get that her. she is coming to the hospital for food, which will make her stronger. laura: she is 90 centimeters and three feet tall. she is stu

it's going to start on 880 on winton, and i draw this line here. it's going to go all the way up to the coliseum and it's going to happen right at 8:00. that blue line is where the traffic is likely to be severely impacted at 8:00 in the morning heading up to the coliseum. remember there's already a lot of slow traffic getting up there at this time of the morning, so there's going to be more traffic and there are going to be closures. we're going to be here to guide you through that. you could probably think about using 580 as an alternate if you want to avoid all this, and you have to get to work on time. you can use 580 obviously and use that instead. remember, this morning at 8:00 a motorcade from winton avenue up to oracle arena for the officer's funeral. move on to the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic continues to move along okay if you are driving through there, no major problems. quick look at the macarthur maze and right there traffic is moving along okay. 18 minute drive from the car -- >>> the santa cruz teenager accused of killing a yo

nicholas winton was 106 years old. to come on the newshour: islamic state militants wage coordinated attacks on troops stationed in egypt's northern sinai, an uncertain future for greece in europe as it heads toward a referendum, u.s. health and human services secretary sylvia burwell on the future of health care, analyzing a historic term for the supreme court, techniques informed by neuroscience to help students learn better, uncovering the mysteries of the dwarf planet ceres and hearing again from the ballet dancer who is now a first-- misty copeland. islamic state militants fought for hours with egyptian government troops today in the northern sinai peninsula. when it was over, 100 militants and more than 60 soldiers had reportedly been killed. the lengthy battle began after the islamic state forces launched a massive, coordinated assault on army and police positions. for more on this, i spoke with reuters correspondent yara bayoumy in cairo. yara bayoumy, thank you for talking with us. first of all, tell us what h

she left her children home she doesn't know if they were safe >>> sir niklas winton who organised the res u of children deft ined for nazi concentration camps died at the age 96. they died when sir niklas aged 29 arranged for trains to carry them out of prague. the children were brought to britain, sir niklas didn't tell anyone he did. he was knighted by queen elizabeth in 2003. the executive director of national centre for jewish film explained more about his life. >> it was a fascinating story of a man who on his own, at age 29 went to prague, sort of on a whim. a friend invited him. he saw the need for helping especially children who either were orphaned or were trying to get out right before the war in 1938/"39. it was an unknown story until his wife i understand went into the attic and was cleaning found a big trunk, opened it up and in the trunk was a scrap book where they had kept a meticulous record and photographed, even of the chin that they had saved in the rescue operation. and it came to light. so it's an extraordinary story of a man who did a fantastic deed and it really

wondering what that is, between 8th street and winton street near 880 where bob redell is live with overnight developments. hearing from folks wondering what is going on out there. >> reporter: over at burbank elementary, a block away from the scene where the police are setting up command post, sending a public information officer to confirm reports. video fresh in the newsroom, it shows somebody being put into an ambulance and taken away. we do not know if that's a hayward police officer or someone else, but the report is that around 3:15, 3:20, there was an officer trying to pull over a person who was driving erratically, thises in the area of lion and rotary, the neighborhood right behind me here, residential area, part of hayward. in the process of trying to pull this person over, shots fired and that possibly officer hit. tremendous law enforcement enforcement presence, about the known police but help from colleagues at alameda county sheriff's officer, california highway patrol. something you don't see often at a regular crime scene, hayward police officer with his rifle drawn, guarding

nicholas garden remembers nicholas winton known as the british schindler. years. bob simon spoke with him. >> all i know is the people that i met couldn't get out and they were looking of ways of at least getting their children out. >> what made you think you could do it? >> i work on the motto that if something's not impossible, there must be a way of doing it. >> knack las winton was 106 years old. >> it was one of the greatest stories. >> remember that too. >>> all right. "the wall street journal" modified its logo. the old one is on the left t new one is on the rice. you may not be able to tell the different. the letters are thinner and the face is rounded off. it's designed to be more mobile-friendly. >> a slight change there. >>> they say women should stop using the word "just." she noticed women use just a lot more than women. i'm just following up on or i just wanted to check in on. she said it puts the user in a point of subordinate and they should ban the word. >>> the guacamole res pip calling for peace. that sparked internet outrage. vladimir du

it started along west winton avenue south of the executive airport and near the shoreline of san francisco bay. crews attacked it from the ground and the air. the flames burned about 26 acres on land controlled by the alameda flood control district. they are looking into what caused the fire. it never threatened any structures. drinking and setting off fireworks turned deadly for a man in maine. devon staples died on the fourth of july when friends say he tried to launch a fire work off the top of his head. authorities say he died instantly. it happened at a backyard party where everyone was drinking. friends say they urged staples not to do it. >> happy. he is fun to be around. >> there is a reason why it goes boom. that's not just a benign piece of fun. it is deaning russ. it is dangerous. >> this is the state's first fireworks death since the new law took affect. >>> a bay area homeless woman who sneaks past airport security and on to airplanes can't seem to stay out of trouble. one day after getting out of jail in chicago for sneaking past security at o'hare and midway airports police

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sir nicholas winton was 106 years old.oker in 1939, he arraigned for chaining to carry jewish children out of occupied prague. he joined the air force once world war ii began. he was knighted by clean equizlet in 2003 -- queen elizabeth in 2003. kellye: just in time for the fourth of july festivities the smithsonian is opening up new exhibits. mike conneen reports that the innovation wing is all about interactivity. mike: the national history museum threw a grand opening celebration for the innovation wing. 12 new exhibits across 45000 square feet featuring a wide range of american innovations and ingenuity from the older artifacts that haven't been seen in a hundred years to the latest gizmo and gadgets. >> this is about ideas and ideals. the first is the idea of the innovation. >> they are interactive. in this space they can play with a paper doll. you select an outfit and smile for camera. >> we are trying to build a premier 21st century museum. that means all kind of interactivity with the devices. we have a lab hear w

. >> that's tuesday august 4th, famous dave's in hayward, 790 west winton avenue. >> the rocky fire once, sky fox over the scene. you can see the smoke. we're working to get closer. this one has exploded in size. it's been burning since wednesday. 18,000 acres so far burned. at this point we're just at 5% contained. there have been mandatory evacuations. there is an evacuation center set up at middleton high school. we lost our sky fox picture. governor jerry brownished a state of emergency. he sees the need trying to make sure they have what they need. >> this is one of many burning in the state. >> absolute shrigley. we're going to continue to see this. as we mentioned early on in the show, at least weather wise, we're seeing a bit of improvement. relative humidity is up a little bit. >> how about the winds out there? >> the winds don't look too bad. you get into the canyons and the winds can pick up. when it comes to the topography it's hard to say how the winds are but it doesn't look bad. as we get into the evening hours, that's when the firefighters will go to work and try to gain

. >> nicholas winton of britain, who saved more than 650 jewish dhirn children from holocaust died at 106. he araged for trains to carry children from prague to britain and kept quiet about his incredible work for a half century. >> amazing man and legacy. ahead, a seventh shark attack in south carolina. nationwide shark attacks are also on the rise. i will talk to a shark expert about what behind this uptick. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. we live in a pick and choose world. choose choose choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the lowest prices of the season, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep

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burned about six acres off west winton avenue yesterday afternoon.shoreline. firefighters were able to knock the blaze down in about an hour. no structures were damaged and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> california water users are finding out saving water doesn't necessarily mean saving money during the drought. water utilities across the state are raising rates and adding fees because the more people conserve, the less money the local water agencies make. the utilities say the rate hikes are necessary to cover the cost of doing business. california water agencies are expected to lose about $1 billion in revenue under the state's mandatory restrictions. >>> we had so much drizzle on the fourth of july. on the night of the fourth. it was not ideal weather for the fireworks by the way. san francisco. >> you were here. so what was it like? >> we got .4 of rain in san francisco. rain and drizzle. drizzle service that much. >> how about the fireworks display though? >> if you were watching from the city like up on union street looking -

it burned about six acres off west winton avenue yesterday just south of the hayward regional shoreline. firefighters were able to knock that down in about an hour. no structures were damaged and that cause of that fire is still under investigation as well. >>> well, according to newspaper reports the reason it's taking forever to put up a suicide barrier along the golden gate bridge is because of layers of government bureaucracy. it's been more than a year since the district board approved a $76 million suicide barrier project. but the marin independent journal reports officials are still waiting on a permit from the park service to get construction going. >>> the confederate flag could soon be history in south carolina. today the south carolina state legislature begins debate on whether the flag outside the capital should be removed. the state's governor and both of its u.s. senators have called for the flag to be removed in the wake of the deadly shooting at a black church in charleston. the proposal is facing opposition. >> our heritage, this is who we are, this is who we are proud

. >> sir nicholas winton is remembered as the oscar schindler carrying children out of czechoslovakia was 106 years old. >>> a huge victory for the u.s. women's soccer team. defeating the favorite germany by a score of 2-0. >> it's a dream come true. this is what we train for. this is the blood, sweat, tears. >> playing the best game of the tournament the u.s. scored a 2-0 victory. >> all eyes will be on tomorrow's final between japan and the u.s. >> huge. we heard natalie's voice in that piece. she will be there for that. >> she is excited. >> i'm excited to watch. >> hopefully we can redeem ourselves. >> from the last game with japan? >> yes. more on that in a bit. >>> still to come from "today," from the english soccer player who knocked her team out of the cup and to the red sox blunder. the >>> good morning. i'm rosemary connors. it's just a few minutes before 7:30. happy fourth of july. let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. we're tracking a few light showers moving into parts of the area. we'll maintain that chance into the rest of

. >>> sir nicholas winton who rescued 6,000 children destined for nazi concentration camps has died atoker when he arranged for trains to carry the jewish children out of occupied prague. an amazing life lived. that is your cnbc news update this hour. back to you, ty. >> 106. >>> jackie deangelis is following oil close for us at nymex. >> final trades just crossing, oil closing today at $56.86. under $57 a barrel is breaking to the downside in a real way traders are saying. a couple of issues here today that are impacting this. first, the build that we saw in oil inventories. issue here could be that we see this peak in summer driving and we're going to see that supply/demand situation come back in focus with over supply in the marketplace. also traders are buzzing about reports that we may get a draft deal in the nuclear negotiations with iran and that took prices down at the ends of the session. there's been no formal announcement about this but this is certainly something that everybody is watching. technically because we made this move lower we could see big selling again in tomorr

and he said, said winton, when i saw this i became crestfallen. i couldn't believe i thought that things were better in america, and so i told my aunt i said this is the longest bread line i've ever seen. this is horrible. i thought this was a place of opportunity. and she said honey that's not a bread line. that's yankee stadium. [laughter] they're waiting for tickets. [laughter] so he became a full fan of baseball and american life, and you will find no bigger patriot. if you want to find someone who will tell you about the goodness and the virtue of the american spirit, he will be the first to tell you, and i look forward to hearing it. i want to read you two quick passages he's asked me to give you just a little bit of insight into. the first is the hell, and the second passage will be the heaven of his story. the first comes from his second chapter in "measure of a man" from auschwitz survivor to president's tailor, chapter two, inside auschwitz, wherein he takes us inside a place that most of us cannot even imagine. and here is a portion of

a late crash here 880 at winton, has things tied up out of hayward.is the founder and editor-in-chief of show biz cafe jack ricco. great to see you. there was news reports that john stamos went into rehab. >> after being charged with dui last month he is in rehab. he checked in for the treatment of substance abuse. there is no confirmation on when he bent in or what he went in for but nbc reached out to their reps and their rep says listen we're asking for privacy. but the good thing is he has two shows coming out. the first one will be in the fall for fox called "grandfathered" and in 2016 he's obviously doing the "fuller house" sequel to "full house" so he'll have a very busy year. >> well, he realize head had problem. good for him. i hope it's what he needed? >> i think in cases like this maybe you might detect something yourself and let me make sure it's solved. >> carrie underwood posted a tweet that caught people's attention. her baby was in the car. >> she went through a major scare this weekend. so she comes back to the car finds out that all