: there is gayle king. cbs thisg working for morning, but also a good friend of oprah winfrey. scanning this, i cannot find valerie jarrett. >> john kerry just walked in. yeah.esa heinz kerry, >> there's his daughter, his elder daughter behind him. she's a doctor. and the other daughter on the left. i didn't see her. one a filmmaker and one a doctor. >> and it looks like valerie jarrett's guest is cbs. cbs has valerie jarrett, morgan , joshn, aretha franklin earnest, press, and bernie sanders all as their guest tonight. >> that was chris wallace that just walked through. some of the fox guests include jeff goldblum and vinegar fox and cheryl ladd -- vivica fox. how elong. tony romo. >> speaking of fox, greta van .usteren just walked in sometimes when you watch people walk in, you can tell what is on their mind. another shot here of gayle king and valerie jarrett. valerie jarrett stays in chicago. the ultimate washington insider. i don't think she's from washington. >> no. trump is in the house here. sort of interesting juxtaposition there, damien lewis. wonder what people talk about at

kidding me! >> the visit caught the members by surprise. oprah's best friend gayle king was along for the fun too. she posted these shots on instagram, calling oprah a good student and listened to the teacher, oprah is the new face of weight watchers for a few months now, the program focuses on a healthier and happier life and not just losing weight. >>> now to a very inspirational story with a very lucky duck turning into a symbol of hope in ecuador, rescuers searching through collapsed buildings from the earthquake found the bird buried in rubble but still alive. can you see first responders handing him off to be checked out. the white duck was an instant celebrity. the country is eager for good news after the earthquake killed 500 people and flattened entire towns, even the rescuers cheered as the duck flapped its wings and the bird spent the night resting and eating pap >>> matt pellman is standing by with the traffic report. >> still hopeful on the schuylkill. 10 miles per hour because of an earlier crash in the southbound lanes by the black horse pike. all the lanes are open

out there is better than helen mirren. >> gayle king and charlie rose. >> i talked to helen mirren last night. she's terrific in that film. and we're covering damage from tornadoes in the south and all the major news of the day. >> democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is here in studio 57. >> and this a preview of my sunday morning interview with megyn kelly and and how a live stream of little eagles has the news is back in the morning. >> i love those little guys. >> thank you. >> time is now 6:54. you go is coming up next. t mt ard twk.nogesur-st00eginrn tanphe >>> a live look outside on this friday. not going to be a great day out there, temperatures are up, but watch out for that rain. grab that umbrella before you head out this morning, here's what you need to know before you go. newark has turned off taps at eight more public school buildings after new tests showed elevated levels of lead in the water. last month the contamination was found in the water at 30 schools. >> a hearing in lower manhattan today for the man charged in the murder of detective randolph hol

, and i wonder who just showed up. >> it's a cadillac. it has to be charlie. >> or maybe gayle is back. light rain and 57 in new york. here's the heaviest rain ulster county into sullivan and it's pushing through and better this afternoon. make sure you're ready for it. generally light to moderate. brief, heavy rain is possible, and then it will wrap up midday, clearing west to east, and we will see sun and nice numbers before we cool things downright around 59, and i think some thermometers to the >> john, thank you. >>> a check on traffic to turn over to kyla. >> reporter: john is talking about rain. we have an accident to start with this morning. in roseland, new jersey, this accident is blocking 280 eastbound at exit 4. heavy delays right now back to exit 1. we also want to look outside with a 15 minute wait for the george washington bridge. holland tunnels. a subway investigation, and updown 4, 5, and 6 trains are running express. if you have missed stops because of that, customers can take the m103 bus along lexington avenue. chris and mary? over to you. >> kyla, thanks. >>>

step out the door after you enjoy some of charlie, norra and gayle. still above normal and not as windy which is a real blessing here is a blessing we'll save you some time. kyla is in for alex. >> good morning everybody we will head to jersey city, it 9 southbound approaching the tunnel e circle look out for that we head to brooklyn hancock street from tompkins avenue to marcy avenue due to fire department activity this morning. in north brunswick all lanes blocked on route 27 northbound at finnegans lane due to a downed poll and wires traffic is alternating into the southbound lanes. alternate side parking is in effect today city wide. >>> to campaign 2016 results and reaction following yesterday's primary no new york gave a boost to front runner. >>> janelle burrell joins us. >>> both clinton and trump, considered a must win they won and won big. both expected to take the majority of the delegates up for grabs getting them that much closer to their parties nominations. >> today you proved once again >> i can think of nowhere that i would rather have this victory. >> the hometow

at tornados and flooding. >>> now it says gayle. john dickerson is in studio with the impact of donald trump and hillary clinton's primary wins they had a good night last night. only on cbs this morn revealing a new device that promises to revolutionize your morning routine. >>> my conversation with actorlouie ck, the news is back >>> both looked great last night. >>> for the record mary does that to me all the time. looks at me and says go, it is your turn. bossy, bossy, bossy. >> go mary. see how much? >> sometimes we need that. >> you're welcome. you go, next. . >>> here is what you need to know before you go, primary elections results in connecticuit and four other states, donald trump swept all five. hillary clinton took four, losing rhode island to bernie sanders. >>> dennis will learn his fate, facing jail time for bank fraud committed to allegedly get hush money accused of sexually abusing a 14-year-old boy. >>> dozens of gang members arrested 1,000 law enforcement took part in the take down arrests were made in numerous bronx locations. >>> newark mayor and official wil

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and dana jacobson of cbs sports network. norah is off. >>> severe thunderstorms are targeting much of the southeastern united states. the destructive storm system produced several tornadoes thursday in three southern states. the winds damaged homes and brought down trees and also power lines. >> areas around the mississippi river saw nearly 5 inches of rain prompting many flood warnings. other parts of the south saw hail the size of golf balls. the threat of severe weather is not over yet. thunderstorms today could stretch from louisiana to maine and some could be quite severe. >>> donald trump is talking about party unity after a week of setbacks including an uproar over abortion laws and the charge against his campaign manager. trump met yesterday with republican national chairman reince priebus and other party officials. priebus said they all plan to come out of cleveland working in the same directio and trump said he's looking forward to bringing the party together. trump is ten points behind ted cruz in the latest poll from wisconsin, 42 republ

morning." gayle king is off. dana jacobson is with us. saudi arabia this morning is rejecting a 60 minutes report about a classified document that may prove a saudi-link to the 9/11 hijackers. the explosive allegations are contained in a secret section of a report on the terror attacks known as the 28-pages. >> saudi arabia says in a statement, quote, the cbs 60 minutes program was a complilation of myths and erroneous charges that have been addressed by the saudi government and the 9/11 commission and the u.s. court. former members of congress who read the document told steve kroft last night's 60 minutes, it points to a possible saudi link. they want the obama administration to declassify the report. >> this is your office? >> bob graham won't discuss the classified information in the 28 pages. he will say only that they outline a network of people that he believes supported the hijackers while they were in the u.s. >> you believe that support came from saudi arabia? >> substantially. >> when we say the saudis, you mean the government, rich people in the country, charities? >> al

morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota, let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning," gayle king is off. anna jacobson of cbs sports network is with us. millions of americans across the south face a new round of potentially dangerous weather. huge, violent hail hammered parts of north texas on monday. the storm seriously damaged homes and businesses. >> that destructive system is sweeping through the gulf states. it could bring thunderstorms and even tornadoes. omar svillafranca is in hard-hi texas. >> cleanup continues this morning after hail peppered this home behind me, shattering windows and leaving a long path of destruction in texas. punishing everything in its path, a ferocious storm system pounded north texas monday. torrential hail and wind near 70 miles per hour. prompted tornado warnings and pummeled homes and businesses as more than 10,000 people lost power. >> why? why is this happening? why? >> it's just incredible. i've never been through anything like this before. >> here in wiley you could hear the glass shattering as massive hail stones pierce through the w

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gayle king and norah o'donnell. >> that's good. nobody wants to be out of toilet paper. i don't care who you are. >> that's good. >> with that comment we begin with the news. >> okay. >> a brooklyn debate stage will be the new battlefield tonight for the r of words between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. the latest new york poll gives clinton a 10-point lead over sanders, ahead of tuesday's primary. both candidates campaigned yesterday with striking verizon workers. sanders joined a picket line and called the telecom giant, quote, another major american corporation trying to destroy the lives of working americans. >> that brought a furious response from verizon's ceo. he said quote the senator's uninformed views are in a word contemptible. clinton also walked in a verizon picket line and shook hands with some of the strikers. she left after five minutes and did not publicly criticize the company. clinton gave a high-priced speech to verizon executives three years ago. >>> a cbs news poll out this morning shows donald stump is still the republican front-runner. trump leads in our

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, the rest of us don't, in terms of your path to victory? >> i think we have a lot of momentum, gayle. last night, we had a rally in the south bronx and had over 18,000 people out. we are working hard in wisconsin. if there is a large voter turnout there, i think we have a shot to win that. and i think what should be understood is that of the early states that were contested were in the deep south and that is, as you know, the most conservative part of america. we did not do well. we are now moving elsewhere and moving to the west and to new york. we think we have a real shot to win. >> the polls show you ahead in wisconsin. but you seem to be very nervous about that. you seem to be pulling back from expectation. >> is that your nervous face? smile! >> look. i don't like to speculate. what will be, will be. all i can tell you is we are working very, very hard and i think we have a -- >> you told me you would win in wisconsin and new york. you told me that this morning but you have not said you're likely to win in wisconsin. >> here is what i think. when voter turnout is high and worki

countries still need each other. most importantly, gayle, in that fight against isis. >> all right. margaret brennan reporting from riyadh. we thank you. >>> first criminal charges relating to flint lead water crisis are expected today in michigan. at least two people connected with state department of environmental quality and city of flint could be charged. michigan's attorney general began investigating after they switched to the water source of the flint water in 2014. the water was not positively treated. many children tested positive for elevated levels of lead. paul egan says this investigation is far from over. >> investigators talk about gross negligence-type charges. but what we also have are false reporting charges that can lead to charges such as mail fraud and wire fraud. >> more charges could be filed at the state level. u.s. attorneys office and fbi are also investigating. >>> more rescues overnight in houston. flooding is blamed for eight deaths in texas. a research scientist estimates almost 9 trillion gallons of rain fell on the state in the last three days. omar

do those blood tests. a decision in this case and others is expected by june. gayle? >>> queen elizabeth ii is brita britain's first monarch to turn 90. boom is right. a gun salute in london's hyde park this morning marked the queen's birthday beginning a series of celebrations there. mark phillips is at windsor castle, that's west of london, where the queen, another boom, is greeting well wishers. mark, be careful and good morning! >> reporter: good morning, gayle. well, not too many 9-year-olds get to celebrate their birthdays by taking a walk among a crowd of several thousand complete strangers. but when you're the queen, it's part of the job. normally this birthday which is her real birthday is an official state event celebrated in june. normally this one is a private affair. just with family and friends. but 90 is special, it is last time she did this was on her 80th. and this is part of three days of public celebration of this event. later today, she will light a big beacon bonfire here at windsor castle to be matched by similar bonfires and beacons across the country. th

think when you first heard the news yesterday? >> i was devastated. honestly, gayle, at first i didn't think it was true. someting happened to someone at paisley park, but i didn't believe it was him. he almost seemed invincible and you know, the first prince party i attended, you were there and i remember just being in awe of the man, but then when you were around him and sat down and had dinner and talked to him, he just wanted to talk about what was going on in the world, so he would sit down with professors, politicians, all kinds of people to understand what was going on, and that was the man he really was and he cared deeply about his community. >> what's interesting is the way we define ourselves so it hurts so much more when artists die. because they have helped us understand the world we live in and who we are, but the music stays and the art stays, and that's why it's so important to take note of someone who defines us. >> so true. >> kevin frazier, thank you so much. i know "entertainment tonight" will bring full coverage this evening on the death of prince, so check your lo

troops comes as the president's attempt to broker a ceasefire in syria has collapse ed. gayle, he blames russia and the assad regime for that failure which has complicated his efforts to ebbed the war. >> all right, margaret brennan reporting from germany, we thank you. we mentioned charlie rose is interviewing president obama today in germany. we'll bring you parts of the interview tonight on the ""cbs evening news" with scott pelley" and then tomorrow morning and tomorrow night on charlie's program. >>> an investigation whether a tornado touched down near houston. firefighters in league city, texas, believe severe weather cause add power line to explode and catch fire last night. earlier in the evening people reported seeing funnel clouds form. high winds tossed around debris, a trampoline wound up in the bed of a pickup truck. there are no reported injuries. >>> a huge manhunt is under way this morning for whoever killed eight members of an ohio family in what authorities call preplanned executions. their bodies were found friday at four separate crime scenes in the pike county

until all the other food has given up. >>> i'm charlie rose with gay >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. the two presidential front-runners expect to be one step closer tonight to clinching their nomination. people are lining up to vote in greenbelt, maryland, outside of washington, d.c. maryland voters are choosing 38 republican delegates and 95 democratic delegates. >> it is one of five states voting today with democrats going for 384 delegates. hillary clinton is the favorite. bernie sanders says no matter what happens today, he will continue to campaign in upcoming contests. >> donald trump is already the only republican with a real chance to clinch the nomination. he's favored today in all five primaries. trump needs 53% of the remaining delegates. ted cruz and john kasich are openly working together to stop trump and force a contested convention. trump says that would be disastrous. >> house speaker paul ryan will serve as chairman of the republican national convention. he tries to sit down, insists -- >> i'm here, hi. >> making a lot of noise. >> not a gr

whiccandidate which, of course, would divide the democratic anti-trump vote. gayle? >> thank you very much, major. her illary clinton's near sweep .rings her 90% of the way to the addnation. she added an estimated 194 delegates to her total. upnie sanders picked up 129. ow, she needs another 245 elegates to clinch this nomination. nancy cordes is in philadelphia where hillary clinton spoke to her supporters after her big night last night. nancy, good morning. her > reporter: good morning. and here is the front page of phia philadelphia inquirer" this morning. clinton on the fast track to the nomination. she gave a very different kind of victory speech than what we have heard from her before. vertng an overt pitch to sanders's supporters, laying out essentially a laundry list of all the issues on which they hich they >> there's much more that unites es than divides us. >> reporter: despite her espite hming win, clinton hershed praise on her opponent. >> i applaud senator sanders and his millions of supporters for hallenging us to get unaccountable money out of our unaccoun politics. and i k

rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. donald trump says if he becomes president he will shake the rust off of america's foreign policy. trump's first major foreign policy speech was nothing like his campaign rallies. he used a prepared script and a teleprompter. trump said his general policy will be america first. he gave few details about he would accomplish that. some of his principles including america's role with its allies seemed to contradict each other. >> our allies are not paying their fair share. the countries we are defending must pay for the cost of this defense. if not, the u.s. must be prepared to let these countries defend themselves. your friends need to know that you will stick by the agreements that you have with them. america is going to be reliable again. >> donald trump's speech included this apparently inconsistent view of what to expect from his administration. >> and then there's isis. i have a simple message for them. their days are numbered. i won't tell them where, and i won't tell them how. we must as a nation be more unpredictable. we are totally p

cancer in the u.s. today he took that push around the world. gayle. >> seth doane. thank you very much. dramatic and hopeful moment amidst violence in syria. a toddler pulled live from the rubble 24 hours after airstrikes destroyed a hospital in aleppo. a new wave of attacks in syria's largest city pushed the cease-fire to the brink of collapse. holly williams monitoring the latest developments from istanbul, turkey. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, russia and the u.s. have agreed on a partial cease-fire in parts of the province in syria. the syrian capital, beginning at midnight tonight. this comes as an earlier cease-fire agreed two months ago is breaking down. opposition groups reporting this morning there have been more airstrikes on rebel held air in aleppo. we can't say for sure who is behind airstrikes but the regime in iran is trying to recapture all of aleppo from rebel forces. another rebel neighborhood pummeled by strikes yesterday destroying that hospital. the facility was a center for child medicine. the international aid group that supported it said it was

area. gayle? >> we'll see what mother nature has to say about that, jericka. thanks a lot. >>> amtrak travelers along the railroads busiest route can expect delays after a deadly train derailment in pennsylvania. two amtrak employees were killed yesterday morning when train 89 hit their construction equipment. the train derailed along the northeast corridor in chester, southwest of philadelphia. dozens of passengers were hurt. kris van cleave is inside philadelphia's 30th street station, that's the last stop before the crash. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. crews worked over night to remove train 89 from the tracks, however there are still delays and a whole lot of questions, mainly how did this happen? the new york city to savannah, georgia bound amtrak train collided with this backhoe that was on the track south of philadelphia. >> we got off track and it was a big explosion, then it was a fire then windows bursted out. >> reporter: the impact ripped a gash into the train's first car. pictures from inside show the intensity of the damage. beth blakely was riding

. >>> this morning's "eye opener at 8" is presented by nationwide. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. villanova fans this morning are celebrating a thrilling win in ncaa title game. the school's first national championship since 1985 came from a shot in the final second. this is one of the greatest moments in college basketball history. >> villanova, trying to go length of the court with arcidiacono. three seconds. jenkins, gives it to jenkins for the championship. >> villanova's kris jenkins as you saw let the ball fly. look at that shot from beyond the three-point line as the clock hits zero. the winning shot caps one of the most dramatic title games ever. north carolina's marcus paige had just tied the game moments earlier but there was time for one last play and that was all villanova needed. in our next half hour, really excited about this, we're going to go inside that incredible shot with the guy that did it, kris jenkins. he'll be with us right here on "cbs this morning." >> really looking forward to that. >> me, too. me, too. >> how did you do it, buddy?

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. the presidential candidates are looking beyond wisconsin to new york, nearly 350 republican and democratic delegates will be up for grabs in two weeks. hillary clinton and donald trump, especially want to put wisconsin behind them. ted cruz won the state's republican primary decisively last night, beating trump by 13 points. john kasich finished far behind them and bernie sanders beat clinton by 13 points in the democratic race. he has won six states in a row. >> so hillary clinton congratulated sanders last night on instagram and asked her supporters to look forward. she picked up 14 fewer delegates than sanders in wisconsin. her lead is now only 254, if you leave out the superdelegates. with the superdelegates, hillary clinton is still far ahead. almost 3,000 delegates have not been awarded yet. sanders wants to sway the superdelegates who could change their minds before the democratic convention. >>> the "new york daily news" is bashing sanders for saying gun manufacturers and sellers should be immuned from lawsuits when

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." gayle king is off. vinita nair is with us. >>> bernie sanders admits in a cbs news interview that hillary clinton has a sterling resume. this comes after a day of attacks on her qualifications to be president. sanders says he only challenged clinton because she attacked him first. and he would still rather talk about the issues. >> in a wide ranging interview with charlie sanders, he said the campaign should not be for what he called tit for tat criticism. >> the charges she wasn't qualified was startling from the beginning because the clinton camp considers her credentials to be one of her strongest assets. sanders sat down last night for what was a con ten shows interview trying to say he was sending a message to the clinton camp he is not going to be pushed around. >> she has years of experience. she is extremely intelligent. >> what should she say? >> i have some experience too. >> pressed by charlie rose, bernie sanders admitted that democratic front-runner hillary clinton is qualified to run. >> secretary clinton, if she is the nominee, i certainly will support her. >> it wa

: good morning, gayle. no fooling people here. they believe what they saw last night around 6:20 p.m. was, in fact, a tornado. no confirmation yet this morning. people who live in this home left a few weeks ago and wanted to sell it but look what happened here. the big tree uprooted and tore concrete and this fell on the neighbor's house on this side to my right. this tree fell onto the neighbor's second story, the garage area damaged. the neighbor inside the home and he and his girlfriend took cover underneath the bed. it was over in less than a minute. >> it's coming this way. >> sam taylor reported this funnel cloud moving toward new hope. multiple tornadoes reported across mississippi and alabama on thursday. >> there it is. >> reporter: high winds started trees and power lines across roads and emergency workers responded on foot. >> i'm driving and then not driving and in a ditch. >> reporter: andrew junkins was had in his truck and headed for the woods. hails as large as golf balls hit home. and, if not hail, rain. nearly 5 inches of it washed out road along parts of the lower

this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." gayle king is off. dana jacobson of cbs sports network is with us. >>> saudi arabia is rejecting a "60 minutes" reports. the allegations are contained in a secret section of the terror attack known as the 28 pages. >> saudi arabia says in a statement, quote, the cbs "60 minutes" was a compilation of myths and erroneous charges that have been thoroughly addressed not just by the sawedy government but also the 9/11 commission and the u.s. courts. they want the obama administration to declassify the report. >> this is your office? >> bob graham won't discuss the classified information in the 28 pages. he will say only that they outline a network of people that he believes supported the hijackers while they were in the u.s. you believe that support came from saudi arabia? >> substantially. >> reporter: when you say the saudis, you mean the government? rich people in the country? charities? >> all of the above. >> reporter: graham and others believe the saudi role has been soft-pedaled to protect a d

mutual insurance. >> i'm charlie rose along with norah o'donnell and dana. gayle king is off. there was a violent storm in texas. torrential winds of nearly 70 miles an hour slammed homes. >> people were told to call 911 only if they faced a life-threatening situation. the large system could produce damaging thunderstorms and even tornados today to several states along the gulf coast. >>> vice president joe biden was asked on monday if it was sexist for bernie sanders to question hillary clinton's qualifications. biden said no and that they were both qualified. his staffers tried to stop the roerts when asking about a female president. >> this country is ready for a woman. there's no problem. we're going to be able to elect a woman in this country. >> would you like to see that? >> i would like to see that. >> that's it. >> no. that's all right. no, i don't mind. i'm not getting into -- >> i'd like to ask one more question. >> the president and i are not going to endorse because we both when we ran said let the party decide, but, gosh, almighty, they're both qualified. hillary is ov

rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. >>> the republican party chairman is hitting back at donald trump's charge that gop leaders don't want him as their presidential nominee. >> our republican system is absolutely rigged. it's a phony deal. the republican national committee, they should be ashamed of themselves for allowing this kind of crap to happen. votes have been taken away. we have already been disenfranchised because you look at what is going on. because if you think about it, the economy is rigged, the banking system is rigged, there is a lot of things that are rigged in this world of ours and that is why a lot of you haven't had an effective wage increase in 20 years, folks! we are going to change it! >> after trump complained again about the delegate count, reince priebus tweeted this, nomination process known for a year and beyond, it is the responsibility of the campaigns to understand it. complaints now? give us all a break. >> donald trump did add a dozen more delegates yesterday when missouri officials confirmed that he narrowly beat ted cruz in last month's

charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. >> that is good. nobody wants to be out of toilet paper. i don't care who you are! that is good! >> with that comment, we begin with the news. >> okay. >>> a brooklyn debate stage is the new battlefield tonight for the war of words between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. the latest new york poll gives clinton a ten-point lead over sanders, ahead of tuesday's primary. both candidates campaigned yesterday with striking verizon workers. sanders joined the ticket line and called the telecon another major american corporation. >> he says the senator's uninformed views are in a word, contemptible. clinton went to the picket line and shook hands and left after five minutes and did not criticize the company. >>> a cbs news poll out this morning shows trump is still the republican front-runner but race is tightening. tump leads ted cruz tump. we found that 63% of trump supporters want him to run as a third-party or independent candidate if he takes the most delegate to the republican convention and does not get the nomination. >> there ar

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classes for the day because the weather is expected to last all day. gayle? >> thank you, manuel. >>> the 7.8-magnitude quake in ecuador killed at least 272 people on saturday night. more than 2,500 others are hurt, many others still missing. >> the destruction stretches hundreds of miles from the epicenter along ecuador's coast. we have more from guayaquil, the site of one dramatic rescue effort. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the power of that 7.8 earthquake was enough to bring down this bridge in guayaquil. it is 300 miles from the epicenter of the quake. this here is the windshield of one man's vehicle on the ground left behind after rescuers tried to save the man. his car was crushed when the bridge fell on top of it. his wife was in the car with him. she survived. the man died instantly. the bridge collapsed. you see it separated here. rebar sticking out. the largest city in ecuador has damage, but for most part it is minimal. north of here, people are using their bare hands this morning to pull their neighbors from the rubble. rescue teams pulled this woma

houston area are closed today as cleanup gets under way, but there is more rain in the forecast. gayle? >> that's the last thing they need. thank you very much, omar. >> we have breaking news from afghanistan, where dozens of people were killed in a taliban attack on a government security agency. it began with a suicide car bombing this morning outside the agency's compound in kabul. gunmen then stormed in and started shooting. security forces fought them off, leaving at least 28 dead and more than 300 others wounded. >>> president obama today begins a week-long trip to saudi arabia, britain, and germany. at his first stop, he'll talk with saudi leaders facing trouble at home and abroad. he'll also meet with leaders of six persian gulf countries to discuss the fight against isis. the president talked with us about his foreign policy monday at the white house. we sat down after officials announced another 200 american troops will be sent to iraq. they will help local forces troo i to recapture a key city from isis. >> this is a long, hard fight, as i just said last week, but what we've

gayle, i like to browse and pick pup extra stuff. what stuff will be offered curbside? >> 75% of the inventory. you won't be able to buy alcohol this way, and you will not be able to pick up prescription drugs this way. in many stores, they have a separate drive-thru window for picking up prescription drugs. in that situation, it's too ii stops. >> in terms of amazon and how they threaten to disrupt a variety of companies, has anyone found a successful way to do something like this to impede the amazon erosion of their customer base? >> certainly, many, many retailers are trying everything, throwing everything and the kitchen sink at amazon. the one barrier to entry that helps cvs and other drug store retailer is specifically related to the fact that they sell prescription drugs. it's a highly regulatedistry that creates barriers -- regulated industry that creates barriers, something that amazon does not do. that helps in this situation to wall themselves off from this onslaught of online competition. >> do you see any downside for the store? see it backfiring at all? >> well, it's t

go. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. donald trump's campaign reportedly predicts he will go to the republican convention with more than 1,400 delegates, fluff to win the -- enough to win the nomination. his rivals insist they still have a chance. ted cruz and john kasich met yesterday with national committee members in florida. they're trying to sway party leaders to their cause. trump's top advisers will make his campaign case today. >> cruz admits he will not get the necessary 1,237 delegates to clinch the nomination but says donald trump won't get that many either. the front-runner tells the "wall street journal" that his campaign is evolving. trump said coming soon, our policy addresses, teleprompters, and a speech writer. he vowed to be more effective and more disciplined. you think he needs a speechwriter? >> not i don't. he could do well off the cuff. >> not necessarily on policy. >> yeah. >> that is true. that is true. >>> all right. hillary clinton's first stop after winning the new york primary was pennsylvania. and bernie sanders will campaign

under investigation at this point. the medical examiner will perform an autopsy later today. gayle? >> thank you. so hard to believe. thank you very much. >>> prince never stopped making music or influencing other artists during his nearly four-decade career. he released 39 studio albums, most recent in december. anthony mason is here now to show us prince's reign over the music industry. anthony, good morning. >> good morning at 5'2", prince wasn't a large physical presence. during interviews he often came off as shy. when in studio or on stage, his persona fill to grow whatever space he occupied. ♪ with the sound that danced between rock, soul, and funk, he'd become one of the '80s most influential artists. "i didn't dress like anybody. i didn't look like anybody. i didn't sound like anybody," prince once said. "why to what everybody else is doing?" with his grinch-like grin, prince seduced his audience and flirted with controversy. an audacious performer, he flaunted his androgyny, daring anyone to defy ♪ >> reporter: his musicianship was astounding. a self-taught virtuoso o

swing, gayle. >> i don't remember the details, but i could have used that bat. everybody's saying jay-z must be upset. people are assuming they're talking about infidelity in the marriage with him -- >> the one line leaves no question -- >> no ambiguity. it ends, as you go on, there are songs with jay-z kissing her feet and caressing, and blue ivy's running around. i think it's genius on both their parts. >> and i say, everybody's talking about her business sense. we've been talking about prince for the last few days. prince is the guy who pushed more than anybody to release music on his own terms. >> yes. >> this is the result of it down the road. >> you know what's something, prince and beyonce have the same publicist. she is very busy these days. >> she's clearly influenced -- >> a lot going on. thank you. >>> an astronaut completes the london marathon workout, stepping foot on the course without stepping foot on the course is what i'm trying to say. we'll show how one spaceman set a record high above [alarm bell ringing] oh no, the car! told ya somebody should've waited in the car

. gayle? >> is once again, nothing typical about this campaign of 2016. to be continued for sure. thank you, major. >>> polls show that hillary clinton is the favorite going into today's democratic primaries. a sweep could make her nomination almost a sure thing. the big prize is pennsylvania. there are 189 delegates up for grabs there. our cbs news battleground tracker shows clinton leading bernie sanders there by eight points. nancy cortes is in pennsylvania. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. sanders may face daunting polling, but when we caught up with him in philadelphia late last night, he was not willing to entertain even the possibility he might be all but mathematically eliminated from contention after tonight. >> if you like at state polling, you're behind in pennsylvania, maryland, and connecticut. if you wake up on wednesday and you've lost most or all of these five states, what do you do then? >> what we do is go to west virginia and kentucky and head out to california, the largest state in our country. i believe that the people in every state in this country have a r

. >> i like it. i think it's sexy. go for it. >> thank you very much. >> it's spelled gayle, g-a-y-l-e. throwing out ideas. >> but does it go inside of a heart? >> yes. throwing out ideas. g-a-y-l-e. >> i'm thinking that may be on my ankle. >> okay. there's other places it could go. >>> the battle over so-called bathroom laws is a huge issue for retail giant target. mellody hobson shows how a key group of customers could decide when retailers take positions that risk political fallout. >>> the siblings of prince could share the singer's estimated $300 million fortune. that includes whatever's inside his legendary music vault. ahead, how prince may continue to have an impact on music. >>> time to show some the headlines. "the new york times" reports on the pentagon's effort to reduce tobacco use in the military. an official says new guidelines call for raising tobacco prices on bases to match local market prices. and smoke-free zones would be widened. tobacco use costs the military about $1.6 billion a year. >> good idea. very good idea. >>> the "wall street journal" says comcast is in

you're gayle king, tip heavily. >> i always tip heavily. i do. i think that that's important. regardless -- >> remember, tipping is somewhat of an american thing. and uber operates in over 65 countries. we're talking about convenience colliding with a social norm in our country. >> can i ask a question about the big merger between comcast and dreamworks? >> i know a little bit about it. >> i know you do. i mean, comcast has become bigger than disney? >> i don't know if they'll become bigger than disney. but i think they got a great asset. i'm biased because you know i'm chairman of the board of dreamworks. >> yes. >> but -- >> we did know that, we did know that. >> this question didn't come from nowhere. >> full disclosure. they paid a great, great price for a great company. >> and jeffrey katzenburg is one happy boy. >> very happy and will go on to doorth great things. >> thank you. >> you look happy this morning, too. >> she does. >> i got some sleep finally. >> you look good. thanks a lot. it's the collar. her trademark. >> i didn't know what the collar was. >> he said, wh

area. gayle? >> we will see what mother nature has to say about that! we will see. i hope you're right. thanks a lot. >>> amtrak travelers along the railroad's busiest routes can expect delays today. two amtrak employees were killed yesterday morning when train 89 hit their construction equipment. the train derailed southwest of philadelphia. dozens of passengers were hurt. kris van cleave is outside of philadelphia's 30th street station, the last stop before the crash. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. crews worked overnight to remove train 89 from the tracks. however, there are still delays and a whole lot of questions, mainly how did this snap happen? new york city to savannah city amtrak bound train collided on these tracks south of philadelphia. >> got off track and a big explosion. then a fire. then a window bursted out. >> reporter: the impact ripped a gash into the train's first car. pictures from inside show the intensity of the damage. beth blakley was riding in the car right behind it. >> all you could see was a lot of dirt and debris flying past the train. a co

controversy. welcome and good morning. >> gayle, good morning. we should emphasize the gun is still in development. it hasn't stopped senator schumer from calling an investigation and keeping it off the marked. >> reporter: he's ceo of ideals. he says his gun's design which allows it to unphoto from a smartphone shape to a fully functional weapon would allow a person to carry it more freely. >> there are some who would take issue in a workplace to see a gun on you. it gives you the opportunity to avoid that. >> it's clearly being marketed for nefarious purposes. >> on monday charles schumer called on the department of justice and the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and fire a.m.s explosives to whether this would violate federal law. >> there are two federal lawses. a gun can't be disguised like a pen or something else. the other says that if a gun can't be detected as a gun as it goes through security like at an airport, both can be illegal. he responded to "cbs this morning" saying i encurable shierm's investigation that it will fall firmly in line with atf guidelines and is therefore leg

morning. >> reporter: good morning, gayle. so this special edition of "glamour" magazine is meant to celebrate women of all sizes but clearly of larger sizes predominantly. it includes an interview with schumer who schumer says she wasn't asked or told that it was going to be included. now, her comments about all of this have generated quite a controversy about this issue of the magazine. >> i make fun of women's magazines a lot because it's easy and it's fun. >> reporter: amy schumer has been outspoken about body shaming in the media. >> they write hostile articles, like, how to trick your stomach into thinking you eight that week! >> reporter: but she took a surprise tone tuesday after "glamour" cover listed her as an inspiration focusing on plus size fashions. schumer posted in insta-gagrami part. >> i'm very proud of "glamour. >> reporter: they are in partnership with plus size clothing maker lane bryant. linda heasley is the company's ceo. do you consider amy schumer to be a plus size? >> i don't define people by the label. she was called out by a woman who inspires other women,

shrinks. and they say that he should be laying off of her, gayle, especially as we head into some of these big contests in new york and pennsylvania. >> taking a little nasty turn there. thank you, nancy. >>> ted cruz received a cold, cold welcome when his campaign rolled here into new york city. page one of this morning's "daily news" says it all, i guess. after a student protest apparently forced cruz to cancel his visit to a high school in the bronx yesterday. the latest poll shows more than half of new york's republican voters support donald trump. cruz is far back in third place behind jump and john kasich. major garrett has spent months on the road recovering the campaign but, today, he is here, live and in color in studio 57. major, good to see you in person! >> welcome aboard here. >> republicans spend live time talking about values. we all know that. in new york a subset of that conversation. new york values and what do they mean? not surprisingly, to new york voters. that is tough terrain for ted cruz who is already taking heat on this front and the cruz strategy, pretty si