summit. >> discussions on the civil war in syria are expected to dominate the agenda. >> today he'll meet with vladimir putin. >> the only place we can move today is to force the hand with russia. >> did he overstate his ability to do these things? >> it's truly my view that he did. >> new information from the documents leaked by edward snowden. the guardian newspaper reports that british and american agencies spied on top diplomats at the 2009 g-20 summit in london. >> called for a nationwide strike today in protest on the crackdown on demonstrators. >> in colorado, the wildfire is 60% contained. officials say someone started the fire. >> we have a crime scene in there. we have downed power lines in there. we have a long road. >> vladimir putin denying insinuations he stole robert kraft's super bowl ring. >> prince philip has left the hospital. >> one of the bounceback wins from san antonio. >> the u.s. open champion. >> just couldn't help but look up to the heavens and think my dad had something to do with it. >> without doing -- >> mr. cheney's giving you a call. >> and all that matters. >> obviously, he took a big risk doing it. >> rosa parks, martin luther king jr., these are true heroes. i'm not ready to put edward snowden in that category. >> on "cbs this morning." >> and miss usa 2013 is -- connecticut! >> historically, whoever wins the miss usa pageant goes on to do nothing so -- welcome to "cbs this morning." good morning. we begin this morning with the president arrived in northern ireland this morning to kick off the g-8 summit. conflicts in syria and elsewhere will dominate. >> the spying scandal isn't far away. new allegations involve the u.s. and one of the countries the president is dealing with today. major garrett is traveling with the president. >> reporter: good morning. british prime minister david cameron is just about to convene the first session of the g-8 economic summit and update the status of long-stalled talks on creating a new free trade zone for the entire european continent. discord over the syrian civil war could overshadow those economic discussions. before arriving at the summit president obama urged northern ireland to stick to the hard road of peace. president obama arrived in belfast and spoke to the first generation of northern ireland youth in decades to be raised in an era of peace. he urged them to pursue the unfinished work of the 15-year-old good friday peace accords. >> whether you let your kids play with kids who attend a different church that's your decision. whether you take a stand against viance and hatred and tell extremists on both sides that no matter how many times they attack the peace, they will not succeed, that is in your hands. >> mr. obama said america's own journey toward equality and peace was slow and sometimes painful. >> when i was a boy, many cities still had separate drinking fountains and lunch counters and washrooms for blacks and whites. my own parent's marriage would have been illegal in certain states. >> reporter: the president headed to the golf resort where the u.s. and england hope to kick start new regional free trade talks and where mr. obama will tangle with russian president vladimir putin over syria's two-year-old civil war. russia backs the regime of dictator al assad and is its biggest arm supplier. putin this weekend mocked obama's plans to arm some rebel forces seeking to overthrow assad. putin said quote, one should hardly back those who kill their enemy and eat their organs. while british prime minister david cameron hopes the atmosphere will be casual. the mood darkened with new spying retch lations sspy ing revelations from edward snowden. according to britain's "guardian" newspaper classified documents reveal the british government hacked into e-mail and phones of foreign diplomats in london in 2009 and wen so far as to set up a hackable fake internet cafe. the paper also reported the united states intercepted messages sent by then russian president dimitri medved at the same summit. still, these revelations could give more of an excuse to resist obama's efforts to get his help in coaxing assad to leave peacefully. charlie and nora. >> we sat down for a conversation. you'll see that interview tomorrow here on "cbs this morning." expected to release a list of dozens of terror plots foiled by surveillance programs. the information will show the programs helped stop attacks in the u.s. and more than 20 other countries. >> on sunday bob schieffer asked the white house chief of staff about the privacy concerns of americans. >> does the president feel that he has violated the privacy of any american? >> he does not. >> you feel that has been taken care of? you know i think back what ronald reagan used to say, trust but verify but in this situation, it seems to me the government may be asking us to trust us but they can't verify why we ought to trust it. >> the president is not saying "trust me." the president is saying i want every member of congress on whose authority we are running this program to understand it, to be breechiefed about it and to be comfortable with it. >> our senior correspondent john miller served in the office of director of national intelligence. good morning. what's the latest? >> well, it's been an interesting weekend, because over the weekend mr. snowden has unearthed more retchvelations. but the key thing is he's not talking just about alleged u.s. spying on americans. which was the discussion all last week. he's talking about british spying on allies. he's talking about u.s. spying on russian. russian leaders. it seems to be a departure from i'm doing this because americans don't know their privacy's being violated to i'm just giving out all the spying secrets. >> but no big surprise that the u.s. is spying on foreign governments. >> i was shocked and appalled. >> i think one of the interesting -- >> kind of missing the point which is you start off as a whistleblower saying americans need to be listened in on and then you're handing out stuff saying the brits listened in on these people. we listened in on the russian leader. that's what they do in the spy agency. i'm trying to figure out what he's doing here. >> i think what's fascinating is the response by the administration. so you see now the senate intelligence committee releasing this letter from the administration where they say they've thwarted a number of attacks. that they only spied on fewer than 300 phone records. they're trying to show look this program worked and the spying is not as vast as some would suggest. why the pushback now? >> i think there was no need to have that pushback now because before snowden started revealing these things weren't out there, i'll tell you, the congressional oversight committees that approved them to justice department lawyers who said they were legal. they were out to the three branches of government that would review a secret program. i think what they're doing now, now that the cow is out of the barn, we're going to have to explain a little more about process. because some of the stuff has run away with itself. >> what i don't understand is why they haven't initiated the extradition process. >> you know you've got lawyers doing what lawyers do. which is they are trying to cross ts and dot is and they are torturing every sentence with what's just the perfect charge that's going to work in the trial a year and a half -- >> in the meantime, he's talking. >> you've got intelligence officers just on the other side saying, why don't we just give him a couple of more weeks. so there's a little tension developing in washington. saying let's move this process forward. >> the president's chief of staff told bob schieffer, i don't know where he is right now. do we think that snowden is all talking to the chinese right now? >> that's certainly a dark possibility. you've got hong kong attached to mainland china. it's a semiautonomous government but i'd put a capital "s" on the "semi." you have a major adversary there. and a guy with a bag full of secrets who seepms to be less discriminate about what he'll give out. we had three nsa whistleblowers sit down with "usa today" and say, you know, we applaud this guy for not going through the government process because we tried that and it didn't work. then they started to say about these other secrets he's giving up, that's not whistle blowing, that's just giving up it's bordering on being a traitor is what the words one of them used. >> john miller thank you. firefighters in colorado are making progress battling the most destructive wildfire in that state's history. it has destroyed nearly 500 homes. it is now 65% contained. manuel bojorquez is there. >> reporter: investigators are now trying to determine what started the massive blaze which killed two people. so far, they've ruled that out weather as the cause. leaving the question, was the fire accidentally or deliberately set? >> this is a crime scene until proven otherwise. >> reporter: investigators are considering arson as a possible cause of the black forest fire, which raged for six days burning through 22 square miles north of colorado springs. but even though the giant plume of smoke no longer hangs over the area el paso county sheriff terry mcqiito warns the fire is not out. >> we have power lines down we have trees falling. >> reporter: the danger also lurks underground. the firefight is beneath our feet? >> a lot of the mop-up operations, the intent is to get a lot of the heat underneath the ground. >> reporter: before residents are allowed in crews must look for hot spots like the ones found just right here. if any of this were to reignite you can see how close it would come to homes which were spared. >> you see all the root systems. basically what happens, it gets so superheated in this area that they hold the fire. they burn like little fusions underground. >> reporter: this weekend, daryl fortner returned to his home and found nothing but a chimney still standing. he shot this video. >> i couldn't believe it. i didn't want to believe it. >> reporter: fortner was out of town. when he returned evacuation orders were being enforced. >> i was really mad at the authorities for not letting me into my house but i want to thank them from the bottom of my heart for not letting me in because if i had got to my house, i would have stayed there. >> reporter: there is still no timetable on when those in the hardest hit areas will be allowed to return. the sheriff also told residents he is working to protect their properties from vandals. four burglars have been reported. charlie and norah. >> manuel thank you. in turkey labor strikes are under way. unions called for workers to join anti-government protests. those demonstration, are in their third work. holly williams is in istanbul. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. here in the heart of istanbul turkish police are trying to stop protesters from congregating in taksim square. that hasn't stopped defiant crowds from trying. thousands of people tried to march towards the square where these demonstrations began before spreading around the country. in istanbul's narrow alleyways, the protesters played a game of cat and mouse with the police. the police fired tear gas. and they used powerful water cannons to drive the protesters back. the crowds are angry with turkey's prime minister. he was democratically elected. after ten years in power, his opponents say he's become authoritarian, trying to impose his conservative islamic politics on everyone. erdogan still has many supporters. yesterday, tens of thousands of them rallied in istanbul. "we're behind erdogan and we always will be," said this man, "until death we'll support him." there have long been tensions here in turkey between conservative muslims and those peep who want to keep all religion out of politics. those tensions have now exploded on to the streets. with neither side willing to back down it's likely we will see more clashes. charlie, norah. iran's newly elected president says his nation is not ready to stop enriching uranium for its nuclear program. but rohani says iran will start showing what he calls transparency. rohani says wounds with the united states run deep and are difficult to heal. he won the election in a surprise landslide. syria is condemning egypt for cutting off all diplomatic ties this weekend. egyptian president mohamed morsi is also supporting no-fly zones over syria. statements from the assad government calls the move irresponsible and part of a conspiracy against syria. new jersey republican chris christie turned down an invitation to address a conservative christian group over the weekend. instead, he attended a conference hosted by former president clinton. >> i want to invite to the stage a man whose reputation i have virtually ruined more than once. they'll show pictures of him talking to me. maybe he can get elected in new jersey but everybody else will say, oh my god, he's consorted with a leper. >> our political director is with us from washington. john, good morning. is there some truth to what the former president said? what do conservatives think about chris christie snubbing them to hang out with bill clinton? >> there is some truth to it. christie is focused mostly on getting re-elected this year in a democratic state so it's good for him to be seen with president clinton. so for his immediate goals, this is great. you can imagine the invitation read -- remember, he was there to talk about how effective he's been. the invitation could have read come and tell us how wonderful you are, which is hard to turn down. conservatives don't like it because they think he's thumbing his nose at them. that election's a long way off if he decides to run for president. >> what cage outme out of the conservative conference? >> all republicans are trying to figure out as parties out of power are what to do about the future. do they need to get more conservative or do they need to broaden the party. and chris christie is running as this effective governor or thinking about running i should say. conservatives at washington are talking about fundamental core values. to attract people to you. don't change those principles. and that's the clash we will see over the next few years. both in the 2014 elections and in 2016. >> let's talk about jeb bush who is someone who's at the top of the list for the republicans. he spoke at this conservative event and said, quote ingrant immigrants are more furtherle and they love families. they has been in favor of some sort of immigration reform. what have we learned about what he thinks about 2016? >> we're using the word fertile there, got him -- they got a little bit of grief. palin tweaked him a little bit. on the facts he was right. foreign-born women the birth rate is higher. the word fertile got him into a little bit of difficulty. what i know is that he's not -- he's thinking about it, but this kind of moment where he gets tweaked for improper word choice is the kind of irritating part of running that he hates. so he's thinking about it but there are a lot of hurdles for him. a lot of them internal. >> john dickerson, thank you. and prince philip left the hospital this morning. he was admitted 11 days ago. prince philip celebrated his 92th birthday last week. he missed the official celebration of the queen's birthday. it is time to show you some of this morning's headlines from around the globe. north korea wants to resume nuclear talks with the u.s. but the north also wants america to give up its own nuclear program. "the washington post" says state i.d. databases are become a treasure trove for police in tracking down criminals. releasing more details about government surveillance. facebook, microsoft and apple say they received thousands of requests last year from federal agency. "the new york times" says bloomberg will announce a plan to collect food scraps for cop posting. >> story all right. we have a cool breeze blowing along the coastline in a brought with it some low clouds and fog toward nob hill and a mixture of sunshine over san francisco. mostly sunny skies this afternoon but cool fog continuing at the coastline some of that surging onshore as we speak. temperatures in afternoon, mild to warm inland. 70s and low 80s there. you will see 60s and 70s inside the bay. and upper 50s, low 60s toward the coast. even cooler for the next couple of days and slow warming on thursday and friday. the sexual assaultri the sexual assault crisis in the military is personal for this midshipman. >> she says she was attacked by classmates, three football players from the naval academy. >> the attackers have bragged about it. they told me to my face what they did. >> they bragged about it to your face? >> yes. >> why she is talking now and what the naval academy is saying. >> and did russian's president steal a super bowl ring from the owner of the patriots? we've uncovered video from the moment that started this international incident. >> the news is back in the morning here on "cbs this morning." >> the news is is back here on creme creme. >> announcer: this morning sponsored by verilast. rediscover your go.com. ♪ ♪ [ jen garner ] what skincare brand is so effective... so trusted... so clinically proven dermatologists recommend it twice as much as any other brand? neutrogena®. recommended by dermatologists 2 times more than any other brand. now that's beautiful. neutrogena®. ♪ ♪ going somewhere? yes. 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plus an unlikely pairing of the vatican. pope francis and blessing of more than a thousand bikers. they meet the new lead ore the catholic church. that's ahead joomd the pentagon survey finds 26,000 sexual assaults took place in the military last year. it's only recently come to light. the current investi the "washington post" because she claimed the naval academy isn't taking the case seriously. jeff glor spoke with tin involved. good morning. >> good morning. she's only 20 years old and still in school. the incident happened last spring and had been drinking heavily. she says it doesn't matter. three navd students and footballers have been named. >> april 2012 you went to an off campus house party. what happened? >> i was drinking. i had drank a lot, and then from that point on i really don't remember what happened. i woke up the next morning with bruises and i knew something wasn't right. >> she then heard from friends. >> there were things on social media i was completely unaware of. >> do you remember anything? >> i remember waking up but i do not remember any of the assaults or sex y'ally engaging any of these individuals. >> did you know these men? >> yes. >> all three of them. >> yes. >> you said you had a lot to drink and you don't remember remember anything. how, then can you be so sure of what happened? >> well, one i have outside witnesses. the ataerks had bragged about it. they had told me to my face what they did. >> they bragged it about to your face? >> yes. >> what did they say. >> one of the individuals tweeted the train ticket was a low meaning didn't put up any fight an it was easy to engage in sexual acts and he said it was funny. >> what did he say to you? >> he said don't be mad. i'm saying it to your face i'm just joking. >> that you were easy. >> mm-hmm. >> immediately following that night the student went to see a doctor at the naval academy. she was offered a rape kit but refused. she said she was in denial. she didn't officially report the incident to the school until this january. a month later she told her mother. >> what did she say to you, do you remember that moment? >> she said after the international ball i had been raped, and i just -- i mean what do you say. i just told her i'm sorry. i'm sorry for her. the only thing i can do just be there for her. >> reporter: after reporting the incident the student says she felt ostracized from her fellow shipmates made to believe it was her fault. the turning point came later during one of the academy's routine sexual assault briefings where she felt all eyes were focused her. >> it was really upsetting. i went into a bathroom in a stall and cried and there just so happened there was another girl in stall sitting inneth to me crying too. and she came out of the stall and she said you can come out and she said you can hug me and we hugged each other. i don't know her name to this day. i didn't know her prior to that. unfortunately we shared the same experience and it brought the whole situation to reality, that it's a much bigger problem than the one circumstance that happened. >> reporter: the mother and daughter are speaking out now because the akatdmycademy is not taking it seriously. when she told them she was worried about safety they made no effort to help her. >> reporter: do you worry today? >> yes. i receive add lot of hostility not only from the attacker bus from the sports. >> they issue add statement saying naval academy leadership is moderating the process of this and mod ter rating the appropriate allegations for adjudication adjudication. it is inappropriate to make any other public comment on this investigation as we risk compromising the military just sis process. >> whether to stay or graduate yurkts you want to do that. >> yes, it's been my dream for a long time. i'm not going to let this assault defymy me. i haven't lost hope. >> the naval academy also told us in a statement that sexual assault is a crime and has no place at the u.s. naval academy just as it has no place in the rest of the military. charlie and norah? >> so jeff, who is in change of investigating this. should these investigations be taken out of their hands and put in the hands of the prosecutor it didn't go far. it wasn't even taken up for debate in the house. >> what's the status of the three shipmen accused of the rape? >> the naval academy is not commenting on this right now. >> does she have private counsel? >> she does. >> thank you, jeff. how did a super bowl ring end up in the hands of vladimir pew ton. that's ahead. also coming up -- >> reporter: hell's angels meet the pope. i'm allen pizzey. on the vatican. coming up, we'll tell you why you could be thinking that. i'm in my work van having lunch next minute i'm in the back of an ambulance having a heart attack. i was in shape, fit. i did not see it coming. i take bayer aspirin. 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>> hopefully it will increase the value. >> today's eye-opener at 8:00 is presented by hilton. >> i'm charlie rhodes with gayle king. president obama landed in northern ireland to attend the g-8 summit. he meets one-on-one with the other leaders. a new poll shows the president's approval rating has fallen eight points in the last month. new secret documents from nsa leaders gentlewoman snowden. major garrett, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the revelations came in "the guardian" newspaper. in 2009 while president obama was attending first g-20 in london united states used surveillance techniques to intercept messages from the president and other members of the russian delegation. there's no white house comment officially. the word is yes, in fact both countries spy on each other. no one is naive enough on either side to believe that doesn't happen. no indication whether it will come up in the conversation the president will have with the current president vladimir putin but it doesn't matter there's plenty of complications and disagreements. syria will likely dominate the conversation. president obama would like russia to coax or help it coax bashar al-assad the dictator out of power. russia disagree wants to keep him in power, biggest arms supplier. united states moving closer to military involvement in the syrian civil war, would like a diplomatic solution. russia opposes that no breakthroughs expected. what the u.s. hopes is they can minimize public discord between the two leaders. economic issues on the forefront here but clearly syria will dominate the conversations at the summit. >> thank you. snowden's disclosure is sparking debate whether he's a hero or trader. bob schieffer weighed in. >> martin luther king, jr., rosa parks, true heroes. i'm not ready to put him in that category. i don't remember them running off and lieding in china. the people who led the civil rights movement were willing to break the law and suffer consequences. i think what we have in edward snowden is a narcissistic man who decided he's smarter than the rest of us. i don't know what he is besides that but he's no hero. >> vice president cheney said he believes snowden is a traitor. he finds it deeply suspicious he left for hong kong. someone has been breaking into the computer of our investigative correspondent sharyl attkisson. security experts are trying to identify who did that. sharyl atkisson was in washington and joins us now. what was happening with your computer that made you suspicious. >> there were signs of unusual happenings in my home for many months, that was behavior at work and home. computers began turning themselves on and back off again during the night. i was able to verify and tape information on suspicious activities. i reported that to cbs news management in january since it included cbs equipment and systems. cbs hired an independent cyber security firm which conducted a thorough forensic analysis. that will adopt malware and phishing programs and that sort of thing. >> you've been reporting benghazi, ground breaking work on fast and furious program. what exactly did the intruder do or what were they looking for, do we know on your computer? >> with the investigation continuing, we can't give all the details, but the analysis found very unusual activity buried deep in the computer. the unauthorized party accessed cbs computer in my home on multiple occasions and specifically in december they used sophisticated measures to cover the tracks meaning they tried to remove an indication of their previous activity. we're not prepared to talk about the whos and who did this today but the computer is considered highly skilled and used sophisticated methods. >> this would be a fear for all of us but tell us your reaction to knowing this kind of invasion has taken place. >> when any unauthorized party comes into the home of an american and searches through their computers inserting or removing material whatever their reign is, it's a disturbing matter. i'm outraged anyone would do such a thing and cbs news takes this seriously. >> sharyl thank you very much. nelson mandla's wife is thanking people around the world for well wishers. the former south african president is in his tenth day of treatment for a lung infection. the current president said mandela is improving steadily. in an interview on cbs news a foormer bodyguard is speaking about his condition. he's criticizing treatment by the former president. outside the clinic heart hospital where mandela is treated. good morning to you. >> the former bodyguard, the man who spent 12 years at nelson mandela's side. he doesn't share the president's optimism believing nelson mandela should be set free and taken to a place other than a sterile hospital to spend his final days if indeed that's what these are. recently he was placed on special leave over accusations he leaked the fact this hospital is where nelson mandela is treated. the bodyguard had nelson's mandela's back for a decade. he was part of mandela's inner circle and followed the elderly statesman around the globe. now he's speaking out for the first time to cbs news offering a rare glimpse into the former president's life. he said the last few months prior to mandela's recent hospitalization have seen a slow decline. >> >> hes with gone fell off to sleep but interaction with other . >> the interaction with other human beings -- >> reporter: one of mandela's greatest joys was spending his retirement catching up on current events in local newspapers. >> says a lot. he loved the newspaper. >> reporter: critical of mandela's medical team saying they have restricted visits from old friends leaving him very lonely. >> it's actually sad because i believe, i still do they put him back into prison at this old age. he should have been engaging with his peers, people of his age group. >> van heerden saw mandela two days prior to his hospitalization and he said the hospital is the last place he would want to be now. >> his wish has always been to go home. >> he said it how many times. i want to go there. >> reporter: mandela's ancestral village, a place that has special childhood memories for him and where in his old age he's always been able to rest and find peace. with nelson mandela in the hospital his wife is always by his side. the statement she released today, the first of its kind is a very sober one. while she does indeed thank the world for easing what she referred to as the burden of their anxiety, there is no mention of whether or not nelson mandela is getting any better. instead, there is an air of resignation. >> very unusual for the bodyguard that worked closely with him to be speaking up. you can definitely hear how troubled he is about what's happening there. >> about his treatment. >> his wife is a remarkable woman. i would trust her to make the judgment. >> no doubt. miss connecticut is the new miss usa. erin brady, 25-year-old accountant and college student. she was crowned last night in las vegas. during the pageant miss utah was asked a question about the income gap between women and men. >> i think we can relate this back to education and how we are continuing to try to strive to figure out how to create jobs right now. >> she was having what i call -- when it goes on you can see how uncomfortable it becomes. she was having a moment. the fact is it will live online forever. i feel for her. you're in the heat of the moment. you're asked that question. you try to say something people will remember. now they will remember unfortunately. miss connecticut won. >> she's 50 years 50 years ago america's first astronauts made history in space. back on earth their wives faced their own challenges. sunday morning lee cowan asked four of them about the stress of living perfect lives in the spotlight. plus all that mattered back in 1994. do you remember the most famous police chase in modern history? 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>> i'm glad they're doing it. this is an issue that has been going on for years. now we're going to take a closer look. what i need to know on these cases, if we had known the suspect and gone after those phone records after some suspicion, could we have come one the same information rather than a proich currently being used. hold everything to e soo if charlie rose's name is going to pop up from four, five years ago. do you gather everything as needed or in advance? >> you say you have been working on this for a long time. >> i sure have. >> has this been push band and tlofr no changes have been made? >> that's right. it protected the general population. >> do you expect anything to change now? >> it can. it depends on the appetite of the american people for privacy. it's an interesting thing. you get different measurements in these polls. today i think it's security by at least a small margin. but if people think their proivcy is important, i would say this. >> it's the balance that matters. >> also think. i think not only what the government is doing for your privacy, i think about what it's asking for you. >> i think what's interest about this administration has taken. >> a. he was a co-sponsor of my marsh which would have narrowed the scope. >> i did a conversation with him yesterday. he's very concerned about fighting the right balance. he's pushed hard to see and to figure that very point out. >> do you tlink needs to be a better job explaining to the american people what they're trying so they're not trying to reveal. >> they were working this today so americans have batter idea of what our goals are and how they're trying to achieve them. it's important number one. in um beer two, it's important to really protect their values. >> we want to get to two quick things. syria and immigration. do you think the president the right decision and do you think he should have gone further? >> i think he made the right decision. this decision was made through our friends long ago. military supplies have been coming in to support toews who were fighting assad for a long time. >> i can tell you that there is some talk in the region that because of how the president was before they have not sent all that they could. they were waiting for a go aheaden from the pretty. >> that's true. we don't want to turn weapons into the hands of those who oppose assad who also oppose the united states. we don't want them opposing our allies. >> how do you protect that? >> that's why they're trying to carefully gauge who gets with forces. the general is one we supported with substantial resources. >> what is the goal in syria? >> that's what i eat trying to figure out. and by arming the rebels, is that moving us closer? it's a pretty high order because assad enjoys many as their protectors. many times christians will come see me in my office from syria and say, for goopsd sakes, he protected the christians over us. the same thing when i learned at the meeting. he say you may not like assad before hundreds of thousands are safe with him. >> you are a member of the gang of 8 along with senate rubio. the senate dpeelted a memo to delay the process until the border is more secure. what's going to happen? is this going to get done? >> we have a chance to pass it next week. >> you need 70 plus votes? >> we need 60st i i want i want to deval you this. we worked all this time to come up with a basic framework, and if we're going to abandon this now to pick up two, three, four five votes. that's a big mistake. >> some argue this could be determinative of the policy in the future. >> there's no question. there's no question the voters are change americans are changingchange ing ing. it really says you don't care much for ingralkts after americans was the asian-americans. they're listening. >> we're all paying attention. thoinch yaw, mr. senator. back on earth it was the wives of the astronauts who were also on a voyage of their own. lee cowan sat down with them. >> the wives like sue bean once married to apollo 12 astronaut al bean used to live close to one another. >> buzz and joan lived behind us. there was a gate. i'd go in the afternoon and have tea with her. >> in 1906s this area outside houston was kind of a space u bertsch ya efrm many of the wife knew they were doing that. >> i again spending time by myself. the fellows didn't have time to do the checkbook or yardwork very often. >> none of them did. >> there was too much training. >> so in that sense -- >> yeah we were in the same boat. >> the three astro not wives, together. you couldn't go outside. had to have your hair and makeup done. you count be drinking. >> jane dryeyfus was once married to pete and barbara cernan butler was the wife of gene cernan. >> how much concern was there to be an american family? >> i think we had to be. we didn't want to have anything upset their lives. we wand we wanted to help. >> and a good marriage was -- >> that certainly helped. >> wasn't that hard watching your ps and qs? >> we were perfect. no. >> you can watch more. >> we here want to offer congratulation s congratulations to our colleague on sunday morning. charlie osgood won the program's most outstanding program at last time's daytime emmy awards. >> we've anyone been nominated before forral daytime alral daytime emmy. i have to tell you, it's nowhere near as much fun. >> it is a fantastic show. i sat through a sunday morning and watched a whole piece of leaf employers just because it was so well told. >> wonderful program and so well deserved. congratulations. hear hear. she's behind janet ivanovic bought the would f now she's takening on a new challenge with the book called the heist. it's the first in a series she's co-writing with lee goldberg and janet is joining us at the table. we already know you have a great sense of humor. you walked in and saw yours with a picture of katherine heigl on the wall. you looked at that and said what -- >> i said i got that jacket and it was so great in the store and all the pictures turned out and i looked like the chick-fil-a cow next to heigl. >> it's always fresh straighting. >> one of those fashion mistakes. >> let's get your backstory. >> you're quoting as saying that you switched to mysteries because you ran out of positions in romance novels and you said let's try mysteries. >> i didn't know there were 12. >> very much true. yeah, i love writing romance. i love the readers, i love some parts of it. but in the end i kept inserting little mysteries and my editors kept pulling them out and then there was the sex part, you know, which i mean i don't want to divulge about my own private live but -- >> go ahead. >> i like the chase. i love the romantic tension when people are getting to know one another. and then, you know after the deed is done it's like i don't know. now what's next. so i just -- >> 50"fifty shades of grey"." >> maybe if it's called the deed, the deed is done. >> that's more mystery, isn't it. >> janet, tell us about this new hovel, "the heist." what's it about? >> there are two sexy stars in it. kate o'hare is a former s.e.a.l. we know there are no fee malt s.e.a.l. no female s.e.a.l.s but we think there should be. nick is very slick, slick, good what he does, making a lot of money and they're playing this cat and mouse game. >> somebody says she wants to nail him more than one way. thank says it all. >> what does lee goldberg have to bring to this? >> lee has a lot of television background and we've been friending for a long time and we were having pizza one day and going over our bucket list over writing projects we never got to do and it turns out we both wanted the same thing after a couple bottles of beer and a half a pizza it sounded together. >> you're not living together. you're living in two separate places. >> he's in l.a. i'm in florida. but on the internet we talk on phone, we e-mail. what we decided is he's going to do the first draft. he's brilliant at plotting. i'm not so much. he does the first draft and he sents chunks bark around forth and i comment and we do the final polish we want both of our audience to enjoy the series. we want my readers to enjoy it like they do the plums and his audience. >> i think mission accomplished. you end it nicely for a sequel. >> good to know. >> you don't appear to be high maintenance because your favorite exer size is shopping. your favorite kind of food is cheese doodles. my kind of girl. >> thank you. >> wounded warriors have become athletes and their coaches. we'll show you how they're teaching a new generation to play ball. you're watching "cbs this morning." you're watching "cbs this two years ago cbs news first told you of war veterans overcoming things on the softball diamond. these athletes are inspiring a new generation. >> reporter: for all these kids this softball camp was a revelation. ask 9-year-old sydney barta. >> i didn't know there were other people. >> reporter: just like you, guys your age dealing with the same thing you are. >> i know. it's amazing. >> reporter: they all had missing limbs but they never lost their love for sports. this 13-year-old gary gill moore was in a car accident. garrett's talking about all the instructors here half army half marines all amputees from the battlefield. army sergeant matt kinsey stepped on a land mine. josh wege lost both legs when he was 19. >> it happened to you young. it happened to them even younger. did that first hit you when they walked on the field? >> some were app tee tuer longer than i have. >> coach dave van sleet, then a prosthetics specialists wanted to get these wounded vetds ban into sports. since then they've been inspire inspiring each other. they've come so far they're now holding their first softball camp. >> reporter: so what is the goal of the camp? >> our guys should be gives somebody back also. >> all kids got an envelope in the mail. >> boom. look at that. destroying that. >> sydney barta was getting batting tips from josh wege. a scaffolding fell on her leg when she was 8. >> they told me i was going to get it amputated. it hurt so much i was glad to let it go. when i first fell on me i asked, mommy will anybody love me again, will i ever be able to play softball again. this taught me that you don't give up no matter what happens to you even if you lost a limb. you can can just do what you want anyway. >> what connected everyone oven this field is not what they had lost. it's what they found again. for "cbs this morning," mark strassmann kissismmmeekissimmee, florida. >> that little girl said it best. don't give up on what inspires you. >> some times kids say so much. you don't give up no matter what happens. >> on the same notion, mama they won't love me and then to realize. >> yeah. so congratul news. we'll see you tomorrow here on "cbs this morning." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more.. low and no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know... exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks... with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories... america's beverage companies are delivering. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald good morning, it's 8:55. i'm michelle griego with your kpix 5 headlines. a 10-year-old girl in pacifica fought off a man she says tried to abduct her. the girl told police the man tried to grab her yesterday afternoon near the pier but she punched him and got away. the girl and her mother went to police and helped them come up with a sketch of the suspect. take a look. he is described as 30 to 40 years old about 6 feet tall with a stocky build. things are back to normal this morning in san francisco after a gas leak forced evacuations from moscone center. a construction crew struck a 6" gas line near folsom and fourth streets yesterday afternoon. it took almost three hours for pg&e crews to cap the leak. the situation disrupted an annual convention of endocrinologist. now here's lawrence with the forecast. >> all right. michelle, low clouds and fog surging back onshore in spots although breaking up looking good in many of the valleys already. and how about that, a lot of sunshine over mount diablo right now. looking good into the afternoon. still, we're going to see plenty of clouds toward the immediate coastline. of course, that will keep those temperatures cooler there and the sea breeze is going to be blowing today. about 77 degrees in livermore. 76 in vallejo. about 78 in concord. 60s and 70s inside the bay and 50s and 60s toward the coast. the next couple of days, we'll see more clouds on the way. the temperatures running well below average on tuesday and wednesday. then slowly warming on thursday and friday. looking like a very nice weekend ahead. your "timesaver traffic" is coming up next. good morning. liza battalones here. very slow traffic for the drive out of san francisco towards the peninsula. this is south 101 gummed up leaving south city. it stays slow into menlo park. take 280 instead. because of the accident in berkeley, still jam-packed westbound 80 heavy from pinole valley road approaching berkeley. slow traffic also at the bay bridge toll plaza. have a great morning, everybody. this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. 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