los angeles is in the middle of a historic drought. but this morning part of the city is suffering from too much water. an underground main 2 1/2 feet in diameter blew open tuesday. water flooded the ucla campus and the surrounding neighborhood. >> fire crews rescued several people from their cars. teri okita is at the scene where there are questions about why it took so long to stop the water. teri, good morning. >> reporter: i know. inkrebld pictures. this crater that they're working on behind me, 15 feet wide. the water blasted from the 93-year-old pipe was so powerful that it scattered huge chunks of pavement across one of california's busiest roads. >> it's in the middle of sunset boulevard. >> reporter: in the late hours of tuesday almost 10 million gallons of water from a highly pressurized main shot 30 feet in the air, the equivalent of three stories high. the water cascaded down sunset boulevard, rushing through the ucla campus, turning stairs into waterfalls. >> all that water now going directly into pauley pavilionpa >> repo

the third, new york and los angeles have one hospital on this honor roll. new york leads with three. the hospitals are ranked on skill and experience treating 16 specialtities from cancer to urology. for more on where you can find a great hospital or specialty treatment center we invite to you go cbsthismorning.com. or the facebook page facebook.com/cbs this morning. >>> barry scheck with his team worked on the innocence project that many don't hear about until convictions are overturned. it's the basis on we tv. >> before you left to go search the bronco -- >> reporter: the country was first introduced to attorney barry scheck in 1995. he was part of the powerhouse legal defense team representing o.j. simpson in his murder trial. scheck successfully challenged the way that dna evidence at the crime scene was handled by the los angeles police department. that led to the football stars acquittal. it marked a monumental shift in how technology would be used to solve crimes but the bulk of his life's work has dedicated to the innocence project. it is an organi

. >> a terrifying ordeal in an amusement park in los angeles. riders left stuck in the air for hours. >> a car hitting the tree. >> a couple showing the peace sign that they were okay. >>> happening today, president obama set to formally ask congress for $2 billion to stem the immigration crisis. >>> police in new york city has apprehended a 20-year-old woman after she abandoned a baby on a subway platform. >> thank god the child wasn't near the tracks. >>> and the oscar pistorius murder trial in south africa. closing arguments start on august 7th. >> the man is being called a hero after put ago side his own safety to save a california teen trapped in intense waves. >> all that -- >> the florida vacation turned ugly when a man realized his family's beach gear was stolen. >>> the field, home of the minnesota twins, now sells beer from a vending machine. that's a first for major league baseball. >> and "all that mattered" -- >> a yankees fan has filed a $10 million lawsuit against two espn announcer. andrew robert rector claims they mocked him. >>

this happened off manhattan beach near los angeles. he's talking about his narrow escape from the great white. >> reporter: the group of 14 swimmers was just offshore when the great white attacked. >> look. he's yelling still. >> reporter: witnesses watched from the pier as others watched stephen bleeding. roebles, a competitive ocean swimmer was in the water with his training team when he saw the shark surface. >> he made a quick turn and lunged at me. i was staring at him face to face looking at his eyeballs as he bit into me. it happened fast. just instinctively i used my right hand to grab its nose and try to yank it off of me. >> hey, get out of the water. >> before the shark bit roebles, it was already agitated hooked by this fisherman for 45 minutes. he did not want to be identified but told cbs news he never intended to catch a great white and when he realized he had, he felt it was safer to keep it on the line. >> we had a chance to cut the line so close to the swimmers or yell to the swimmers to get out of the way before we c

. >>> the search resumes for a swimmer swept away near los angeles. it happened yesterday in about aloeny cove. that's the same spot tuesday where another swimmer was saved from drowning. one of several rescues this week. crews spent hours wednesday looking for the latest victim. 19-year-old swept off a rock. >> not a safe area. >>> the nba and fans are waiting to see where the most prized free agent decides to play. lebron james may be picking his -- taking his talents back to cleveland but even the possibility of a return to the hometown cavaliers is sending shock waves through the state of ohio. dean reynolds is watching the basketball drama unfold at the quicken loans arena. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, no public announcement yet from lebron james about his intentions. but the fans here in cleveland are hoping he returns to the cavaliers. if only to undo the damage from that earlier decision he made four years ago. >> i want to take my talents to south beach and join the miami heat. >> reporter: when king james vacated the clevel

everybody wants to do this after they see success in los angeles. >> how much of the city of los angeles was actually used in those games? >> the whole city. the southern california olympics. they had the rowing up in the north almost near santa barbara. they had the equestrian in san diego. they really spread it out. they used all 300 square miles of los angeles which was smart because they were really worried about the traffic and that made things easier. there was no congestion to events in one area. >> montreal games lost 1.5 billion. what did l.a. do right that led to profits? >> they didn't build venues. they built a swim center and they had corporate sponsors on two venues like mcdonald's swim center and 7-eleven village room. greece spent a ton of money on venues and never recovered that money. using the forum and l.a. coliseum coliseum, that saved a lot of money and corporate sponsors was the first major sports event. >> the black mark was soviet union, major powerhouse didn't participate. in part retaliation for our not participating four years earlier in moscow. how much did t

the "los angeles times" says hershey is raising its chocolate price by 8%. the reason, the rising cost of cocoa. there's increased demand and bad weather impacting growers. >> our partners at cnet looks at security. they have their own team to prevent attackers. they can be can skplouted by hackers. >>> the "daily news" says thor is getting a makeover. he will become female. turning the god of thunder into a goddess are saying the comics are dominated by men. >> the salt lake tribune has a birth announcement. two condors hatch a chick. it could be a major step toward re-establishing the major species in southern utah. >>> "usa today" says china found the fossil of a new winged dinosaur species. this is an illustration of what the 125-million-year-old would look like. it is among the few four-winged dinosaurs ever found. >> all right. it's a look. and "the wall street journal" says your feet may explain why your shoes don't fit you. a study shows feet are getting bigger and if you haven't checked your shoe size in the last year you may be buying shoes that ar

bil i heard there's problems in los angeles too. >> i live in los angeles. i was holding a 3-year-old posing with mini mouse and while we're taking a picture, she says in my ear that's five bucks and it was not in her nice minnie mouse voice. >> what it says is tip is appreciated. no one just says give me money. they say a tip is always welcome but you'd better giving a nice tip. not good, not good. we thank you, >>> ladies and gentlemen, this is your pilot speaking. >> i make a mistake every two to three minutes but my attitude is not like yours. we're out on mike. next time you can try doing that. >> we'll show you what led to the runway rant. that's next on "cbs this morning." if they see that dinner's gonna be good they'll wanna eat it right away. and country crock stirs in easily, to give mashed potatoes. welcome to crock country. that mr. clean once wrote a book about them.any messes, not only do they clean everyday dirt, they clean a lot of unexpected stuff too. like scuffed up shoes, tough stuck-on sticker gunk, and lots more. in fact, his book got s

los angeles at 87 degrees but that's at the airport. if you head inland just a little bit, temperatures of skyrocketing in southern california into the 90s. charlie, norah. >> megan, thank you. >>> there is dramatic audio of a pilot of a small plane that crash landed in a busy parking lot in san diego. the pilot is heard talking to traffic control. >> oh, my god, i'm getting any altitude here. >> are you full throttle? >> i'm full throttle. >> i'm going down! >> the single engine plane clipped the roof of a target store before hitting a light pole and crashing near a costco. the lone passenger was killed. the pilot suffered major injuries. the pilot had been practicing touch and go landings. >>> a suspect is in custody this morning following a high-speed chase in southern california. the chase began after a man shot at an off-duty fbi agent who was trying to break up what he believed to be a kidnapping. the agent was not hit. the suspect was arrested after a 90-minute standoff. >>> and it is 7:19. ahead on "cbs this morning," preventing

. >> six flags amusement park near los angeles, riders left suspended high in the air for hours. >>> a car hit a fallen tree. >> peace sign that they were okay and hopefully trying to get off of there. >>> president obama set to formally ask congress for $2 billion to help the immigration crisis. >>> abandoned a baby on a subway platform. >> thank god the child wasn't pushed into the tracks. >>> defense has rested in the pistorius trial in south african trial. >>> being called a hero after he put aside his own safety rescuing a florida teen trapped in intense waves. >>> minnesota twins now sells beer from a vending machine. that's a first for major league baseball. >>> and all that matters. >> yankees fan has filed a $10 million lawsuit against two espn announcers. he claims they mocked him. >> i'll tell you what how comfortable is that? >> "cbs this morning." >> tgifriday's endless appetizer promotion. >> the skins, come on. it's heaven on a plate. >> i dare say, you're set for the meal. >> this is a great thing to do. people in this country really need to start putting on some weig

jose antonio vargas knew he was taking a risk by trying to fly out to los angeles. a friend who went to the airport with him on tuesday captured this exchange with a border patrol agent at the security checkpoint. moments later he was taken in handcuffs. vargas has been living illegally in the u.s. since he was 1 2 years old. a prominent activist he has testified before congress and has travel aid cross the country speaking about immigration issues. at most airports they onto check his name. but in mcallen, a 20-minute drive to mexico they also review the immigration status of departing passengers and there are check points along the highways. vargas spoke about his situation. before shortly before he was apprehended he printed this and directed his 15,000 followers to other twitter accounts for updates. reporters say his experience highlights it. >> now the nation is going to know we're trapped and have always been trapped here. >> despite his notability and notoriety he said in 2012 they seem unconcerned about his case. >> there's 11.5 million of us, right? and mo

. >> the "los angeles times" looks at why a federal judge has ruled that the death penalty is unconstitutional. most will never be skrulted violating the ban on cruel and unusual punishment. >>> here's a huge story getting a lot of attention on the new york times. rupert murdoch put time warner on his media wish list. he offered $80 billion for the communications giant. time warner said no. it would have been the biggest media merger in the decade. no talks are scheduled but he may make another offer. >> the academy award-winning director ron howard wants to examine how beatlemania gripped them. interviews inclul paul mccartney, ringo starr and yoko ono ono. ono. i'll take two tickets please. >> they high light the pearls of the journey but many young immigrants say they know the dangers. they believe the risk at home is greater. manuel bojorquez travelled to san selva door the capital of el salvador, to see why thousands of people are escaping their homeland. >> good morning. there are neighborhoods in this country even police will not enter at night. the streets are controlled by matas or ga

harrison spent his final days in los angeles. a new memorial tree will be planted near the griffith observatory. >> a little bit of irony there. why couldn't be it termites or something. >>> a hollywood reporter says cable network fxx is rolling out "the simpsons" in a huge way. it will be a 24-hour 12-day marathon. the company paid more than $1 billion to get the rights for the show. 552 episodes. they will also be available anytime on the network's online streaming video service. and there will be a sprawling new app for all the simpsons junkies. >>> and we're learning more about gender differences in cardiac health. heart attacks put 30,000 women under the age of 55 in hospitals each year. a new study finds those women have worse outcomes than men in the same age bracket. our dr. tara narula is a cardiologist hospital in new york. good morning. >> while we've seen a drop in heart attacks for seniors, it that has not happened with young and middle-aged adults and there are dangerous consequences for women, right? >> that's righ

the police say the pair also stole artifacts from another museum. >>> and the "los angeles times" say the new orleans saints have a new cheerleader, a 40-year-old mother of two. chriskristie lewis is a dance fs instruct ir. she tried out because she has a desire that could require her to go through a kidney transplant. >>> jason segel appeared years ago and then "how i met your mother." in the new film "sex tapes" jason and cameron diaz play a married couple trying to spice up their love live. >> we should have sex time. >> i love. maybe thursday. >> i'd love that. it feels like it's beener from. >> it has. >> last time was when we got the bath towels from bed bath and beyond. >> listens i've got to go. >> not to right time. >> we're both so exhausted. >> tell me about it. maybe we'll have sex instead of watching "project runway." maybe that's why people tivo "project runway" so people can have sex. >> this is the thing. ooher a normal couple that. ire not freaky deaky. they have two kids. they don't have time. you think a lot of people can relate. >> yeah. i think this is a common mo

los angeles coming in at 81 degrees today. jeff? norah? >> thank you very much. >>> president obama will head to texas and local leaders are ready to tell him what they about the flood of illegals from central america. the president is asking the house for millions of dollars and major garrett has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president obama's trip to texas is due to arrive in dallas at 2:00 p.m. pacific will focus mainly on raising money for those democrats facing election. not on the humanitarian situation. by whatever names the white house knows it has a big political headache on its hands. president obama arrived in denver tuesday for the first leg of a two-state fund-raising trip. amid time with donors, the white house hastily added an event later today in dallas to discuss the burgeoning crisis of unaccompanied minors on the southwest border. mr. obama will meet with texas republican governor rick perry who has criticized the white house for failing to secure the border. and foot dragging on deportations of minors h

the world war ii hero died in los angeles at 97. he ran in the 1936 olympics before joining the army and spent 47 days in a life raft after a plane crash and survived two years of torture as a japanese pow. the best-seller "unbroken" made him famous again. he told chip reid on sunday morning that he had a good life. >> i also had 84 different things i wanted to accomplish in life, which i have. >> you have a bucket list some people call it? >> yeah, there's a lot that i have accomplished. to me that was the greatest part of my life, getting a taste of everything. >> he died wednesday after battling pneumonia. in a statement his family says his encourage and fighting spirit were never more apparent than in these days. >>> another american legend today marks the 75th anniversary of the most famous speeches in sports. an emotional lou gehrig thanked fans who packed yankee stadium in new york. he was just diagnosed with what he called a bad break. >> today i consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth. >> his durability ov

. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning" i'm kevin frazier in los angeles. >> that's an interesting idea. toimt know. doesn't everyone want to be aspirational. >> i'm like please take the bags out from under my eyes. bide on west 57th going, taxi. they'd be going who's that crazy person. get the point. she doesn't want to >>> good mornings everyone, i'm ukee washington. today more than a thousand employees at the trump plaza casino will receive notification the casino expects to close this fall. trump entertainment resorts says no final decision has been made, but the company says it expects the board walk casino to close its doors september 16th. now, if it does, atlantic sitly have lost a third of its casinos. and quarter of its casino work force in less than nine months. >>> katie has your forecast in the weather center, good morning. >> may end up being stormy one, not necessarily talking about wash out after day here but will eventually be heavy, soaking thunderstorms that rumble through, yes, could be locally severe, as the entire delaware valley sits in a severe weather thrown zon

the "los angeles times" says a new airport security rule will expand its domestic flyers. they started requiring overseas passengers to prove that their electronic devices work and can turn on. it's to check for bombs. >>> that's a big story. >>> 41% of colleges and universities nationwide did not conduct a single investigation in the past five years. democratic senator clair mccase skill released the survey. she said the schools are either in denial or incompetent. >>> the "new york daily news" says you may have to pay more for chicken with a breed of rooster with a fertility problem. it fires up to a quarter of the chickens but it has a genetic disorder that reduces fertility. those birds have now been replaced with a healthier variety. >>> and politico says lois lerner cautioned co-workers to be careful what they write in e-mails. lerner also asked if the irs internal messaging system could be searched. >>> a 26-year-old woman is in a california jail this morning charged in connection with the mysterious death of a former kboogle executive. investigators say she shot hi

a vigil was held in los angeles sunday for steinberg, who joined the israeli force last year. holly williams is in tel aviv with how the americans were killed. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. max steinberg and sean carmeli were both siding with the golani bridgade. it has seen some intense battles in the gaza strip. 13 of its members were killed yesterday, including seven who died when their armored personnel carrier was hit by an anti-tank rocket. now palestinian militants also claim to have taken one israeli soldier hostage yesterday. they have named him as shaol aron. israel's ambassador to the united nations denied that report but the israeli military told us today they are still looking into it. also today israel claims to have foiled two attacks by palestinian militants who sneaked into israel via underground tunnels. they say they killed at least ten of those militants. norah, charlie. >> holly, thank you. >>> and president obama is back at the white house this morning to deal with both the mideast and ukraine. major garrett is at the white house. major,

. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning" i'm kevin frazier in los angeles. >> that's an interesting idea. toimt know. doesn't everyone want to be aspirational. >> i'm like please take the bags out from under my eyes. bide on west 57th going, taxi. they'd be going who's that crazy person. get the point. she doesn't want . >>> a good monday morning, everyone. it's 8:25. time for news headlines. sir francis drake boulevard is closed in both directions near the san quentin prison in marine prison after a big rig tanker overturned and spilld fuel on the road. the closure is creating a big backup for cars coming off of the richmond bridge. take note if you're commuting that way. >>> a man is recovering after an officer-involved shooting in vallejo last night. the suspected an officer while raising his gun prompting the officer to open fire. no word on that suspect's condition. >> and tomorrow, film crews will begin filming the movie san andreas near fisherman's wharf. the movie crew will be on hyde street 96 week. and weather is coming up after the break. can't say thank you enough. you have m

the los angeles times looking at the latest move in a tv standoff leaving dodgers games without their teams. they explain the price is too high. time warner now says it's going to let a mediator work it out. >> britain's daily mail shows us the latest photo bomb by a member of the royal family. this time it's prince harry seen giving a thumbs up. it happened at the commonwealth games yesterday in scotland last week. queen elizabeth photo bombed a selfie, five members of the australian hockey team. >>> a new battery can leave your smartphone running three times longer. scientists at stanford built the lithium battery. researchers say it could one day power electric cars. >>> "the wall street journal" takes a look at what to do when you and your partner fall out of love. they call it fatal atraction, a trait that used to be attractive drives you up the wall. experts say you should realize even positive traits have negative sides. and that even you aren't perfect. >> i hate when that happens. the hill is out with the list of 50 most beautiful people on capitol hill. the list includes cbs

. >>> the "los angeles times" says fedex is charged with delivering drugs from illegal online pharmacies to dealers and addicts. an indictment from a federal grand jury in san francisco says the shipping giant distributed the sleep aid and other drugs to customers with invalid prescriptions for ten years. fedex denies those charges. >>> politico says house speaker john boehner is not optimistic about a deal to tackle the child immigration crisis at the border. republicans believe president obama's request for $3.7 billion in emergency funding is too much and democrats object to the gop's plan to speed up the deportation of the central american children. >>> the oregonian says the state's attorney general is suing the makers of the drink 5-hour energy. the lawsuit accuses the maker of false advertising and exaggerating the benefits. the company, though, defends its product saying the prosecutor is grasping at straws. >>> iowa's quad city times breaks down a trip to the state by new jersey governor chris christie. he was there for republican fund-raisers, but he also stopped by a diner, wh

. >>> los angeles clippers owner donald sterling has filed another lawsuit. sterling's new civil suit argues since his family trust was revoked, the basketball team should revert to his sole ownership. >>> president obama is in san francisco today. he will attend a democratic fundraiser in los altos hills later today. tickets are $10,000 each. $32,000 will get you a picture with the president. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. >>> good morning. just getting word of some new problems in the dumbarton bridge. westbound 84 there's a bunch of pvc pipe. spread across all lanes and the delays are beginning to build already. in the meantime san mateo bridge traffic has been

. >> the "los angeles times" says fedex is charmed with delivering drugs from illegal online pharmacies to dealers and addicts. an indictment says the shipping giant delivered sleep aids to customers and others with invalid prescriptions for years. fedex denies those charges. >> politico says john boehner is not optimistic about the border deal. republicans believe president obama's request for $4.3 billion in emergency funding is too much and democrats object to the gop plan to speed up the deportation of the central american children. >> the oregonian says the state is suing the maker of the 5-hour energy drink. they accuse them of false advertising and exaggerating the benefits. the company defends itself and says the prosecutor is exaggerating. >> new jersey governor chris christie stopped by a diner where he served up an answer for a presidential run for 2016. elaine quijano is there with an impact on the decision. >> reporter: good morning. it's been about two years since governor chris christie was last here in iowa. his trip was about raising money for fellow republicans but it

. >>> the world war ii hero died in los angeles at age 97. zam pore reny ran in the 1936 olympics before joining the army. he spent time in a raft after his plane crashed and then years under torture. he was made famous. he told chip reid on cbs's sunday morning he had a good life. >> then i have also 84 different things i want to accomplish the life. >> you have a list. like some kind of a puckett list. >> to me that was the greatest part of my life, getting a taste of everything. >> zamporini died yesterday after battling pneumonia. they say his fighting spirit was never more apparent than these days. >>> turning to another legend, today marks the 75th anniversary of one of the most famous speeches in sports. at his 1939 sports ceremony. he spoke. he was just diagnosed with lou gehrig's disease which he called a bad break. >> today i consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth. >> reporter: he earned the nickname iron horse. als became to be northern as lou gehrig's disease. everybody will wear a patch and every baseball playe

hot in the northwest, 96 in portland. 88 in seattle. 71 from san francisco, 75 for los angeles. >> craig, thanks. >>> america's world cup continue this is afternoon. millions of fans will leave work early or take a long lunch so they can watch team u.s.a. faces belgium in a crucial game in salvador. >> belgium is favored to win today. the americans say they like their chances. the top player is back from injury and elaine quijano is in rio de janeiro with a look at the matchups. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. favorite to win against team u.s.a. if the americans can mountain aggressive enough offense, they can send the message they deserve to be here. team u.s.a. is preparing for one of the most important games in american soccer history. win and move on lose and go home. but getting past belgium in the knockout stage will be no easy task. >> a very talented belgium team that we have to prove that we are better. we have to respect because it's a good team but we also have all the tools in the world to beat them. >> belgium has a roster filled with young talents. many pundits cho

. >>> cbs los angeles says porcelain dahls ledolls left onr stps were not meant to creep people out. some worries because the dolls looked like their kids. a well meaning woman gave them as an act of friendship. it sounds like a premise for a friendship. >> it does. >> kenny rogers will be honor at the country music hall of fame in nashville. we're happy to welcome him back to the studio. good morning. >> it cost me a lot of money to buy all those records. >> you've done -- >> they've done a great job of collecting things. >> i was going to say i read a lot of it cam from two diehard fans who have seen 1,300 of your concerts. >> 1,300. their husband, bless his heart. he drives them around. they have been there for 25 years. they had old t-shirts we had years ago and ticket stubs and things. it's really fascinating. >> 1,300 items? >> 1 3r,300 shows. >> did they leave your po pors dolls that resemble your children? >> they come backstage. they're so unassuming. we invite them. they bring flowers every show. >> that's cool. what did you want to say about your career or remind people? >

drivers traveling along one of the busiest freeways in los angeles could see the officer follow an unidentified woman across an on ramp. he threw her to the ground and repeatedly punched her. eyewitness david diaz captured the confrontation on his mobile phone. >> when they're on the ground, he was on top of her in full control and he basically did some power punches to her head. this was one, two, if you're trying to protect her, then what's this beating in the head for? >> police said the report shows the woman was not injured in the incident. the officer seen on the video is on leave as the investigation continues. both were not identified. >>> military inspectors will examine the entire fleet of f-35 fighter jets as they try to determine why one of the planes caught fire on the runway in florida. the 97 f-35s are grounded and still stay that way until the pentagon is satisfied the latest problem with the troubled jet is solved. at nearly $400 billion, the f-35 is the most expensive weapons system in history. >>> president obama had his traditional double celebration on the fourth of july as

he plays a los angeles bureau chief of the fbi. >> so sullivan comes to the marina and i think he's getting on the boat to mexico with false passports. now, he's cagey bastard, you know that. but we were ready for him. when he drew his gun, the special agent drew his. when it was all over, my guy was still alive. i told him to his face, frankings you're a hero. he said, boss, i'm just doing my job. >> when can i talk to him? >> i wish i could make him available. i just can't. >> welcome to studio 57. >> thank you. >> you go to a museum. instead of painting, every actor stops and stairs aet a spectacle. that is uniquely fascinating. is it the singing you get to do or the sex scene that i'm still waiting for? go ahead, hank azaria. impress me. >> i certainly made a speck tack cal doing both of those things, i promise you. >> had you watched the show before? >> when i was called about the role, i had never seen it yet. as many of us do, i binge watched to see whether i wanted to join or not. i was hooked about halfway through. it's a good show. >> you're known more for your comedic roles. >> y

as teri okita reports it's bridging back the confrontation in los angeles. >> reporter: we know the woman in this video is marlene pinnock, a 51-year-old great dwranld mother who was seen walking on a business california freeway on july 1st. >> why is the officer entitled to anonymity? obviously you're trying to cover something up. >> reporter: the chp says the officer tried to order her to stop and she refused. >> the response was one of the grave concerns if not shocking. >> caller: the cpp commissioner met with community leaders tuesday. >> we hope this was not an abusz by other cph offices. >> on local radio questions are being raised about the officers state of mind. he also worked on the rodney king beating case. would you say it's one of the worst case you've seen? >> it's the worst case i've seen by a woman being beated by a teenager. >> reporter: the chp commissioner said he's not allowed by law to release the name. >> i would like to see them take action and fire them so he's not able to do this to someone else's mother or grandmother. >>> and this morning brazil's world cup dre

. >> the "los angeles times" says snapchat could soon be in with a big payout. they're talking with alibaba holdings. they recently turned down smaller offers from facebook and google. investors like the app. >>> and "time" magazine says johnson and johnson is urging dockers to stay clear of using certain instruments. johnson & johnson stopped selling the device in april. >>> new developments in a story we brought you friday. some former members of an ohio state marching band says the university wrongly fired its director last week and they say they weren't subject to sexual harassment in the ways the investigation found. now thousands are recalling for the band director to be reinstated. >> they say it isn't the culture of the band or band's director but rather ohio state who has now made them feel sexualized and degratde now made them feel sexualized and degratdgrade. ohio state university and some of its esteemed members are marching in different directions. she was a member from 2009 to 2011. >> did not feel as though i was being sexually harassed. >> report

. >>> cbs los angeles said porcelain dolls left on the door steps of homes were not meant to creep anybody out but they did. some parents worried because the dolls looked like their kids. turns out a well-meaning woman gave them as an act of friendship, and it sounds like a prepl premise of a horror movie. >>> and then starting next month kenny rogers will be honored at the country music hall of fame in nashville and we are glad to welcome him back. >> costs me a lot of money to buy all those records. >> they have done a great job of collecting things. >> i was going to say, a lot of it came from two die-hard fans. >> yeah saw 1,300 shows, and they have been there for 25 years. they had old t-shirts we had years ago and ticket stubs, and it's fascinating the collection of stuff they had. >> 1,300 items? >> 1,300 shows. >> did they leave you porcelain dolls that look like your children? >> well, they don't come back unless we invite them and they bring me flowers every night with the number of shows they have been to. it's pretty cool. >> that's incredible. what did you want the exhibit to

officials say he likely will be extradited to los angeles. su, who lives in canada operates a chinese aviation company called lode-tech. the u.s. justice department alleges su working with two uncharged coconspirators in china, stole a large quantity of information from defense contractors about dozens of u.s. military projects. some of what was stolen was then offered for sale to competitors in china, but we don't know if any of the stolen information was actually sold there. among other things su now is accused of ripping off computer files concerning boeing c-17 military aircraft and also documents relating to the f-22 and f-35 fighters. u.s. prosecutors say this alleged scheme played out over a four-year period between 2009 and 2013. now su has been charged with one count of conspiracy to gain access to protected computers with the intent to defraud. his arrest comes, by the way, as the obama administration's promising a crackdown on cyber theft. that's a problem that costs u.s. companies tens of billions of dollars a year. >> indeed. bob

from los angeles to australia had to turn back overnight because of a water leak. a passenger aboard the flight took this photo. this inside the airbus 380 jet. inside you can see the floors flooded there. actress yvette nicole brown was also on board. she tweeted pipe burst on my flight. we were diverted back to l.a. water running through the isles. they say there was no safety threat but they turned back in the interest of quote, passenger comfort. >> that would be concerning. >>> meanwhile a 19-year-old college cheerleader is not bag game hunter but kendall jones wants to put her african adventures on tv and now she's under fire. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." ♪ you can hide uneven skin tone from here. and here. but what about here? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® visibly even daily moisturizer with a clinically proven soy complex. it diminishes the look of dark spots in 4 short weeks. and just like that your skin will look radiant and more even. even from here. [ female announcer ] visibly even moisturizer and new bb cream. from neutrogena®. ♪ they'

for "cbs this morning: saturday," carter evans los angeles. >>> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. "the new york times" reports iran, u.s. and five other countries negotiating future of the iranian nuclear program have agreed to a four-month extension of the talks. secretary of state johniery said that under the extension iran would get access to almost $3 billion in assets that have been frozen in the u.s. but sanctions on the oil would not be listed. >>> there are two police officers being investigated after the death of an unarmed machblt cellphone video shows an officer appears to use a legitimate choke hold. garner can be heard saying i can't breathe. they were arresting him under it. both officers have been assigned to desk duty. he had six kids and two grandkids. >>> the body of casey kasem is missing. she's gotten a restraining order to prevent his second wife from removing his body. >> lois lerner's computer, her hard drive was destroyed three years ago. that ends any chance of retrieving e-mails by tea parties and other conservative groups for tax-exempt sales.

. >> how do you like living in los angeles? it lead maron to a third act. >> i was kind of broke. i didn't know where the money was to come from. there was no money to be made from the podcast and i was very focused work. i was okay with it. i was exciting. something was starting to happen. yeah, so this is it. this is where it happens. >> this was your garage before it was a studio. >> it was a garage. i've always wanted do man's work in garage and i think i'm doing that in my version. >> yeah. it's not the socket wrenches and screwdrivers. >> no. i have no understanding of that whatsoever. >> reporter: over the past five year this tiny makeshift studio has been visited by many of hollywood's biggest stars. what do they say when they see it? >> it depends. now people are more familiar with it but usually what people do, they walk in and go what part of town am i in? where am i? i didn't even know this existed. or like bryan advances ton walked in and goes this is it huh? i go yeah jon hamm was in here. he was like, oh, yeah hamm was in there? that gave him credibility. >> it allo