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deal. >> historically bad deal. let me tell you something as a mets fan. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> it's all wrapped up. it's trump. it's hip-hop day. he likes gold black, he has his own cologne. did you see when he missed off neil young using his music? this dude isn't even jackin' beats, larry. >> jackin' beats? >> yeah. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs welcome to "cbs this morning." there's a troubling new warning about the trouble isis poses to the united states. fbi director james comey said isis poses more of a threat than al qaeda. >> he said twitter accounts associated with the group have more than 21,000 english language followers around the world. paula reed is in washington. paula, good morning. >> good morning. the warning was a sobering reminder. speaking at the aspen security forum in colorado the fbi director said the threat of isis keeps him up at night. according to comey, thousands of americans on home soil may make up the 21,000 english language followers of twitter accounts across the globe affiliated with the islamic state and the volume of those messages, he says, is a major concern. >> isil is not your parents' al qaeda. it's a very different model and by virtue of the model it's the current threat we're worrying about in the homeland. isil is buzzing on your hip. that message is being pushed all day long and if you want to talk to a terrorist, they're right there on twitter direct messaging for you to communicate with. >> hundreds of fbi investigations have been opened across all 50 states focusing on targets who have received messages from isis and may act upon them. comey said terrorist groups are in the early stages of ways to target americans with cyber attacks. they say it's a small but growing problem. gayle? >> thank you. this morning secretary ash carter is in iraq for a firsthand look of isis. they'll show him how iraq is trying to retake lost territory. he's meeting with iraqi and military officials. u.s. officials have security in iraq. he's not expected to announce strategies or troop levels. >> this morning firefighters are balgt a fast moving wildfire near california's famed napa valley. hundreds of homes are threatened. residented in nearby communities have been evacuated. five major wildfires are burning in the drought part of the state. julie watson is near bare e sa. julie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. the evacuation area for this fire is growing. it's threatening hundreds of structureses. and, of course firefighters are facing hundreds of fires. billowing smoke and original flames are what the firefighters are battling. they're battling the hard to reach fire tearing across this rural section of california. helicopters scooped up one bucket at a time each holding 123 gallons. emergency responders feared the fire would move quickly and it did, ballooning to thousands of acres in a matter of hours. >> super dry vegetation. four years of drought is not helping us any. >> reporter: the threat forced cattle and horses to flee. >> it's spread to the vegetation. >> reporter: according to cal fire t fire may have been sparked by a car accident on wednesday afternoon. cell phone video captures what is thought to be the aftermath of the accident. it shows the car resting in dry brush on the side of the road overtaken by flames. scott winters is evacuating his home. >> we grabbed what's important to us our dogs. and the rest is in god's hands. >> the planes had to be grounded overnight. they're expected to go back up as soon as it's warm enough. >> thank you. a wind-driven fire at glazier national park sent hundreds escaping from the flames. >> go, now, go. fast, fast dad, dad, go. >> it turns tragically worse for duncan and his family. he recorded video from the back seat. >> i could feel the warmth on my hand as i was filming out the window. it was super, super hot. >> some had to abandon their cars going to the road. about several hundred camps in a small community were evacuated. there are new question this morning an texas woman found dead in her jail cell. texas officials released her jail forms. omar good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the waller county district attorney says claims he ordered a second autopsy are not true, however, he did ask that bland's body be preserved after a toxicology report shows she had substantial amounts of marijuana in her system at the time of her death, but the bland family says they suspect foul play. >> don't touch me. i'm not under arrest. >> you are under arrest. >> reporter: the newly released documents shed light to what happened to bland after her arrest and three days later. after taken into custody a deputy at the waller county jail asked her questions about her medical history. bland disclosed she once tried to kill herself following a miscarriage. she also expressed depression but denied suicidal thoughts. 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from chattanooga. good morning. >> he pulled his car right here and sprayed this recruitment center with gunfire. these markings on the ground are where some of the shell casings were recovered. yesterday i spoke to some of the marines who were inside at the time of the shooting. >> the first shot went through that left door there. >> this 25-year-old was working with four other marines inside this recruitment center last thursday when he first spotted mohammad abdulazeez. >> i heard the first shot come out. i jumped over the cubicle. told everyone to run. he initially shot at one officer three his leg. >> he thenlt continued his rampage at a nearby facility claiming the lives of four. >> a show of hands, how many of you knew. >> this gunnery sergeant knew three of them including david wyatt who has been credited with helping more than a dozen servicemembers to safety. >> any personal thoughts on what you think motivated mohammad abdulazeez on why he targeted two military sites? >> i don't think we have any question. >> how has it changed you or your community. >> more vigilant more heighten alertness. >> do you wish you could carry a gun. >> i think if the marine corps tell us us we can carry a gun, we will. until then we onto continue to abide by the law enforce mnlts. what does it mean? >> a lot of people didn't know these guys but they come out and do this and show their support. >> four of the five marines were deployed to iraq and afghanistan and even though their office is board odd up, the marines say it has not stopped their mission of recruiting in the area. gayle? >> thank you. a student project releases arms. ahead ahead. how the law is having trouble keeping up with the new drone technology. there's just one of the stories. if you're heading off to work or for whatever reason you is set your dvr and watch us any time. you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. isn't it time to let the real 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it's thursday, july 23rd 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there's more real news ahead, including new york mayor bill de blasio. he's right here in studio 57. we'll find out why he's declaring a truce in his war with uber. but first here's your "eye opener" at 8:00. >> the fbi director says the threat of isis on u.s. soil keeps him up at night. >> ashton carter is in iraq for a firsthand look at the fight against isis. >> the flames are growing. they're currently threatening hundreds of structures. >> she had substantial amounts of marijuana in her sm at the time of her death but the bland family say they suspect foul play. >> trump was supposed to be touring the border today with members of the local border patrol union but early this morning they backed out. >> as many as 20 backed out and so far there's no explanation why. >> you can't fake projectile vomiting. >> you certainly can't. >> it's wakened up the law enforcement. >> can i tell you what i i did just now? >> i hurt my knee on table that holds purell. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. a warning that isis is more of a threat to the united states than al qaeda. that's the opinion of fbi director james comey. he spoke last night as a security forum in colorado. >> comey says isis uses social media to inspire thousands of americans to join its cause. twitter accounts affiliated with isis has 21,000 english-speaking followers. he calls isis not your parents' al qaeda. >> they're often unstable troubled drug users and isil also does something. they'll vet an operative by tasking them. give them an assignment go kill somebody by checking out whether they're a real person or an informant of some kind. donald trump is stirring new controversy this morning on immigration. the republican presidential candidate will travel to laredo texas. but the border patrol union who invited him well, they're now backing out, apparently from pressure from the union. they share similar high unfavorable ratings. 57 and 56%. jeb bush is a bit lower and scott walker's unfavorable rating is at 23%. >> mayor bill de blasio is here. he's treeing to clear the air around the world and hi own backyard. his administration struck a surprise deal with uber. locked in a fight with the on demand flight service. mayor de blasio is also concerned about the added congestion here in the city. so under the new agreement new york will study the impact of uber. the company will share more information. >> he spoke about fighting climate change at a conference of mayors. he also attended an audience with pope francis. mr. mayor, good morning. >> good morning. >> we want to talk about your feud with uber the feud with the mayor, with the governor and also your feud with hillary clinton? >> how about we talk about the amy alliance with the pope. >> we'll get to that. >> talk about uber. are they going to be a presence in the city? >> they've been a presence. there are by far more than yellow taxis. what we've agreed to is the limit on the growth of ub sore we can make sense of a complicated situation. congestion is growing in this city. we need to study that. we need some rules. in addition there's real questions here. for example, folks who are disabled. we have a way to address their needs with our yellow taxis. the kinds of revenue that yellow taxis provides for mass transit. so we need some valid regulation like any other company. >> but it seems like uber whenever it's challenged simply gets its way in the end. >> i talked to a number of mayors while i was in rome on this topic. there's a resolute feeling all over the country that no private company gets to dictate the rules to the publy. what it's going to do is allow us to study the situation with real limits in place a and we don't take any options off the table. if we believe there needs to be a cap or regulation, we deal that. but for now we have a chance to study and see what the real impact is. >> we had david plouffe earlier this week. since you were in rome i'll play it for you because i know you didn't get a chance to see it. that they can't handle the traffic. >> the only person saying that is mayor de blasio and that's complete nonsense. what you want is people driving their own personal cars. >> complete nonsense? >> no of course not. with all due respect to mr. plouffe, he has a financial interest and he has that bias. the reality is we've seen a huge increase in vehicles and uber is a piece of that. giev tot address the congestion problem and. they should be able to do what they wish -- we don't apply that to any company. we say government matters. >> why did you cave? >> we didn't. we gave them four months. at that time we'll decide if we need a cap or a different aproens but i'm fine with a four-month study. >> have you ever taken -- >> that's what i was thinking. >> i was surprised. over the weekend, you know you can get an uber x, taxi vip, or taxi. then they had de blasio and i hit it and they said no cars available. >> we don't accept that concept. that's not what democracy is about. that app obviously did not tell the truth. there's nothing that's going to save that core reality. what we've talked about is limit the growth in the future. i think the key is we've got to recognize that no company gets to dictate the terms to the public. that's why we have valid regulations about environment, safety the kind of revenue the public deserves so we can keep our streets clean so we can keep our city safe et cetera. >> the concern about you, of course, you would be in favor of the taxis because they donate money to your campaign. >> that's not the point. this is to me what's right in the public's interest. again, uber has grown intensely in this city and that's great. they provide a service that a lot of people take advantage of but there has to be balance in this equation. if anybody said trust us we're going to take care of the public's interest i don't think we'd trust that. what i'm saying is we need that balance. >> let me talk about the pope. first of all he had an audience with him. p>> yes. >> tell us about it. >> i think he's the strongest moral voice in the world and i think he's a figure who's changing the internationality debate more powerful than i v seen. >> any religious leader. >> and beyond that. >> what is his impact on climate challenge change. >> he's saying we have to race toward the paris summit. if you look at the pope's encyclical, it is urgent. we need to react your jenurgently. we have to turn it around or lose our last best chance. the pope is a kind of leader oopds who's not honoring the three theory or doctrine. i don't think we've seen a global leader have this kind of reach or impact in many many years. what's powerful, it's uncome promiegz. his voice is uncompromising and consistent. he's saying the consumer habits and our governments are leading us down the wrong packet. >> he talked about income inequality and back-to-back capitalism per se. >> yes. you'll see in the debate in this country the same questions coming up. the question of income and inequality which some doubted on the mienlsd of o cbs news did a poll that provinged income inequality is one of the -- >> what does clinton have to do to convince him to support her? >> loorks two points. people all over the country are talking about income inequality and there's a gathering of coalition leaders who want to see this. we have put together an agenda. we have to raise wages and benefits. we have to move in the direction of progressive taxation. we need paid family leave and paid sick leave all over the country. it's happening locally. los angeles county. st. louis. oregon just passed -- >> it sounds like you're more in line -- >> i'm working more with it every day -- >> why not endorse bernie sanders? >> here's the deal. hillary clinton is putting forward a lot of ideas. e i'm optimistic about the direction she's going in. we want to see more details being filled in. i'm optimistic about where she's doing but i think this is such an urgent need we have to be convinced there's a plan to get him there. >> do you have plans when he comes here? is he coming for dinner? >> i'll tell you. he's used to italian food. i can tell you when he comes in september it's going to be one of the greatest moments in new york. the outpouring of love you're going to see this city filled with joy when this guy is here. >> tell me you were not late for this visit with the pope. >> i'm very proud i was where i had to be but the plane did divert. >> another way and that was a challenge. >> that's when you start pulling out your hair. >> i was like come on you've got to give me a break here. i giev tot meet with the pope. can we hurry up? >> if he comes for dinner we'd certainly like to come. >> you're very welcome. >> we would happily serve the food. jake gyllenhaal has picked up some rough and tough skills for his new movie. >> the boxing is all me. >> you don't even clinch. you're not scared? >> more of your bracelets. >> we'll show you how the actor's physical transformation for "southpaw," but first i did that. >> you were distracted by his body. >> i read that wrong. let me try that again. >> tha nba great lebron james makes another great decision. he's teaming up with hollywood. ahead, the move that could make michael jordan and shaq jealous. you're watching "cbs this morning." ♪ wherever it is you want to go, all you need to see is the next 200 feet. that's how life unfolds. a leap of faith. 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>> i waswe were watching his body. >> we were wondering what he had to give up. >> he didn't give up that. "time" magazine reports on a lawsuit against blue diamond. it's only 2% almond. the product's packaging deceives customers into thinking the bev rang is made mostly of almonds. >> i'm outraged. >> how could they do this to you. >> how could they do this to me. they were found by a 19-year-old girl whose father grew up with curt co-baby and hosted the first show in his basement in raymond, washington. she tucked the photos away. the "washington post" has an update about an owner of a dine never maine who yell at a crying toddler. the mother is speaking out in an op-ed. babies cry and sometimes mom make the call between a tantrum in a loud diner or going out into the rain. as parents we sometimes rely on the kindless and empathy of strangers who know we're doing the best we can. >> okay. and the guardian reports on taylor swift's potential problem. as taylor swift begins to promote her album 1989 she may be stirring up a little controversy. she's launching a clothing line which will show 1989 and her t.s. it tees year she was born. it's also the year of the ten tiananmen squareten men tiananmen square. >> and the t.s. >> i can see why it's difficult. when elizabeth diamond was diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer. she was a divorced moether of four. diamond died in april. >> she said if anything ever happens to me i want you to take me girls and i instantly said okay. >> ten years ago i didn't think it was going to be my life. but it is. something gets thrown at you. you accept the challenge and do the best you can. >> the rufinno family has grown from four to eight. now they have six daughters. you know what? she died knowing her best friend knew she would take care of them. >> she knew they would be in great hands. it takes dedication and a whole lot of sacrifice. it takes all that. compressed into five grueling months. he stars in southpaw. it opens tomorrow. it's fantastic by the way. the movie is part boxing, a whole lot of family drama. when they get into the ring it's all about the fighting. jake, i have to say. a couple of times i was watching it like this. it was very hard for me to see you get hit. >> you know, i think it is hard to watch. but i also think there's something about it as yu move through the story, a father and daughter and you realize what he's fighting for, why he's taking those punches, and those punches have meaning emotionally as opposed to what's the brutality here. there's a reason for them. >> "southpaw" follows the rise fall, and eventual redemption of his character. it co-stars rachel mcadams and 12-year-old u na lawrence. >> it starts with i can't watch it to hit him, jake. >> i know. there was a group of mothers at the premier and i was like wow, i hope they're like this. i remember in the last fight they were like -- there was a big hit. they were like, oh yes, because it's about family. it's about fighting for your family. >> i can't lose my daughter it's a beautiful love story. >> yes. >> on many different levels and it's like boxing is part of it but that's not the heart of it. boxing is not the heart of that movie. >> well una, who plays my daughter they ask her why come see to the movie. she said the boxing is pretty good but it's all about love. i was like -- >> let me tell you something, and it's very important, okay? i want you to listen. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> so predictable. >> man. >> i was so surprised to hear you were not really a fighter. >> no. i didn't know how to box at all. i had taken some classes where, you know i had like thrown a couple of punches leak it was aerobics classes. i was like man. i didn't know much about the techniques. i didn't know about the sport really. and i overfive months ss out of fear of looking leak a fool in the ring i learned the techniques. >> when did you go from fear to i've about got this. >> i never got it. >> you had to look at it and thought, okay that looks pretty good. >> we shot the fight scene which was the first 20 2 1/2 weeks. i trained like i was in a fight. i was in a mode. i did a weigh-in and we went to our respective rooms before the fight. we had the crowd there. they announced us just like they would in a real fight and i thought like i'm going to beat his ass. i was like you really think you know what you're doing and that was a moment where i went all right, like i got this. >> director antoine fuqua insisted he not play a boxer but become one. >> he said i want it to be like a real fight. i want toechb be real and everyone from the boxing world. i want there to be a real crowd there. i want there to go for long tangs, three rounds at a time and i don't want any doubles. >> no body doubles. >> yes. in fact, there was one night we were shooting one fight and it was -- we were shooting into the evening probably around 3:00 a.m. and i said is it oklahoma if i sit this one out. i'm tired. he was like what? i got back in there. >> you go never mind. >> exactly. i would say, though, i do have a double and he did do incredible work in the most dafrps work in this. he did a car crash. >> i'm talking about the boxing the. >> the boxing was all me. >> you don't even flinch. >> that kind of dangerous? you're not scared? >> more of your green bracelets. >> no reaction whatsoever. you're look okay gayle. >> when we talk about what it took for you to get into character, how you did it, because it was more than let me get great body. for you it seemed to be really hard work and i'm going to go all the way into it. >> for me it was learning the skill of boxing, which is beautiful, beautiful sport and that eventually that sort of shaped my body into that. there was a fluency in boxing that allows me eventually look like a boxer. >> i was really looking forward to showed up walking. >> his role was originally for eminem who did the soundtrack. >> i thought it was interesting he did the music. are you a big hip-hop fan? i know you are friends with. >> that's what. >> that's your favorite. >> yep it's very poetic. >> i'm here to bring moms and hip-hop together. >> mission accomplished. >> what we've got now is brokeback mountain. he was such a creepy guy. >> but my point about him is you lost a lot of weight for that role. you gained 15 pounds of muscle for this role. >> yep. >> i like it. i'm not going to drool because i know it's art. what does your body want to do next? >> it's art but art can ee less it many responses. >> okay, good. take off your shirt now, mr. gyllenhaal. >> let's create art. >> yes. take it off right now. >> gyllenhaal take your clothes off. >> his dedication to the role is becoming legend with the film director even claiming the actor and his girlfriend broke up during the movie. >> i think antwan embellished that in terms of sacrifice and commit humanitarian. the first thing he said is this is going to be about salkry fies. no. i think my life comes first always. so i don't think anything in my work is -- >> your life comes first. >> yeah yeah. >> roy is your idea of a great first date? >> oh i think somebody that probably sets up the tone of normality, you know what i mean? it's fun and not too fancy. eat slg important to me so eating some food. >> where do you want to go. >> you just want to make art. i know. >> the nicest guy. the movie is so good. i would actually see it again. he's right. some people would be turned off thinking boxing boxing. it tees love story. the oscar buzz has already started about jake gyllenhaal. >> and rachel mcadams. >> he's such a charming guy. >> yeah. i like him very much. >> that's a really good interview. >> i'm smitten. i've been smitten. >> i couldn't tell. >> you couldn't tell, could you. >> what's your definition or art. >> what kind of art do you like? monet. >> me. >> all right. an american. >> as in you. >> company masters cheese by taking it underground. >> i'm jamie wax. deep beneath the streets of brooklyn there's a company that ages cheese t an underground revolution is unfolding this morning in the world of teeth. it puts a new twist on an old school idea for modern cheese lovers. jamie wax learned how taking things down a notch can bring the quality up. >> reporter: head down this deep spiral staircase in brooklyn and you'll find a small group of cheese lovers giving new meaning to new york's underground food scene. how far below the streets of brook lichb are we now? >> about 30 feet below the streets, lower than the subways. the 19th century building houses aged cheese. >> this is going to be a lot of stuff. >> reporter: in 2001 bren on the brown and his wife susan boyle brought this building which previously housed a brewery. neither had experience in the food world. >> what lead as person to purchase a 19th century brewery? >> cheese was something i was passionate about consuming and would try cheese all over the place and thought, this is where we could make cheese down here. we could make cheese. that was sort of the beginning. >> reporter: in the days before refrigeration, brewers kept their lagers chilled in the caves which maintained a temperature of between 50 and 54 degrees. they don't make cheese. they take young cheese from producers across the u.s. and bring the days' old dairy down to their bricked arch caves. >> the space is what -- this is a site-specific project in a way. >> turns out the dark cool conditions are also ideal for aging cheese. benton starts the art of cheese ageing in vermont. but need one more skilled hand. >> this is a pretty interesting cheese. >> enter their cheese whiz sam frank who studied cheese making vermont and italy. >> it's pretty perfect because we're so insulated by the ground. >> they inspect the cheese daily, washing the wheels with whiskey and water. >> flipping the cheese all the time. >> it helps develops this flavor. >> what is about about it? >> the milk that can be turned into hundreds of flavt profiles. >> the cheese ages anywhere from three weeks to two years. it's thn districted to nearly 50 cheese chops across the country. >> it's kind of the french model. being shipped in to age where the markets are. >> people in america seem to have acquired a more gourmet palate. >> that's what we're doing a lot of. >> this is the best part of your job and my job. the tasting. >> this is every day for snus this sub trainterranean couple tries it. >> it's got that traditional pa con tay prosch loan. >> a cheese can be born on a farm but can find the maturity and sophistication it needs with shelf life in the big city. >> it is like butter. >> that was delicious. >> seems so. that was jamie wax. >> what do you do for a learning? >> i'm a cheez whiz. >> all right, sam frank. you're watching "cbs this mo well, that does it for us. be sure to tune in for the "cbs evening news." ill be filling in for scott iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. good morning i'm erika von tiehl. here is the latest on the breaking news this morning southbound lanes of the interstate 494 in new castle, they are closed right new because of the deadly accident. chopper three over the scene of that crash which happened just after 7:00 this morning on 495 south of route 13 trying to get that the shot for you. one person was killed, and four other people are at christiana hospital with injuries. here that is chopper three video. we have, news elements on the cbs-3 web site throughout the morning on cbs philly.com and meisha will update the traffic situation in just one moment to show you how to get around that crash. first lets check with katie and get more on the delightful forecast. >> yes, it is, just staying as picturesque as yesterday was. few puffy clouds. nothing more. high pressure on our side today, tomorrow, saturday, how long does this last? answer is in the seven day but for now storm scan is empty and it stays that way throughout the entire day and along with that we will still have the comfort level on our side today tomorrow and saturday we will keep those levels pretty low in terms of the dew points in other wards humidity levels but by sunday and monies when it starts to go up and turn steamy. that is courtesy of the a approaching system. sunday is first thought to see shower or storm. meisha next three days are still looking fantastic. >> that is such great news, thanks very much, katie good morning, everyone. if you are just joining us if you haven't heard we have breaking news a very serious crash, fatal crash south of wilmington. 494 southbound at route 13. they are directing traffic out of here all lanes are block you certainly want to use an alternate 95 or 202 is going to be your best bet. this is a live look outside and you can see it is extremely backed up in this area. if you are just leaving your house now avoid this area at all cost if you can and the vine street expressway you are starting to lose right lane moving in the westbound direction between 95 and schuylkill from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00p m. erika back over to you. meisha, thank you. that is "eyewitness news" for now, join us for "eyewitness news" at noon on >> third degree burns from a cell phone.>> whoa! >> and -- >> would you endure an extreme makeover for a dating website? 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