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donate take your valuables. >> leave 'em. >> as a matter of fact don't even bother locking up. >> take your dogs. this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is on assignment to anthony mason is here. >> good to be here. >> bernie sanders adoptdominate first democratic debate. he and hillary clinton battled over everything from wall street to gun control. >> the other three candidates were left largely on the sidelines. nancy cordes is at the las vegas resort where the debate unfolded last night. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this was a morehig high-octane debate than some expected. hillary clinton came under fire from all sides but that ended up helping her to show some spark and address some big concerns about her candidacy. >> i am in the middle here. lots of things coming from all directions. >> reporter: clinton laughed off some attacks and combatted others. >> i think we need someone who has the best ethical standards. >> secretary clinton, do you want to respond? >> no. >> reporter: she did respond to a question about some of her shifting positions. >> will you say anything to get elect elect elected? >> actually i have been very consistent over the course of my entire life. i have always fought for the same values and principles. >> are you a progressive or a moderate? >> i'm a progressive. but i'm a progressive who likes to get things done. >> going to that and saying, please do the right thing is kind of naive. >> reporter: former virginia senator jim webb accused him of being naive, with his calls for americans to rise up and demand more. >> i've got a great deal of respect and admiration for senator sanders, but bernie, i don't think the revolution is going to come. >> is bernie sanders tough enough on guns? >> no, not at all. senator sanders did vote five times against the brady bill. >> reporter: former maryland governor martin o'malley used the issue to showcase his executive experience. >> we were able to pass this and still respect the hunting traditions of people in our area. >> reporter: sanders rebelled after a question about hillary clinton's e-mail controversy. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. >> thank you. me too. me too. >> enough with the e-mails. let's talk about the real issues facing america. >> reporter: later he said it just popped out. >> some people will say you gave her a big gift. >> i don't know about a big gift. what i said was true. >> reporter: they could become strong allies in the future and it led some to conclude that the true loser in the debate was vice president joe biden, who is still on the fence because several candidates who are in the race showed the passion and poise that democratic voters are looking for. >> thank you, nancy. at one point hillary clinton defended capitalism after sanders explains why he prefers democratic socialism. >> when you look around the world you see every other major country providing healthcare to all people as a right, except the united states. and i think we should look to countries like denmark, like sweden and norway, and learn from what they have accomplished for their working people. >> but we are not denmark. i love denmark. but we are the united states of america. our job is to reign in the excesses of capitalism so it doesn't run amok and cause the inequities we see in our economic system. but we would be making a grave mistake to turn our backs on what built the biggest middle class in the entire world. >> "face the nation" moderator john dickerson is in las vegas. we talked to him earlier. >> she was on the offense last knight night. >> she really was. she's been trying to catch up and get her story out, while she was dogged by questions of e-mail and questions of trust. what made last night a distinguishing performance for her was she knew the details of what she wanted to say. she attacked republicans in a way that was pleasing to the audience. she looked like the way a front runner is supposed to look. >> she showed a sense of humor too. the line of the night came from bernie sanders, the american people are sick and tired of your e-mails, that played very well to the room. will that help expand his base? >> it takes a village, and she got an assist there from bernie sanders. i think it helped within the moment, in the context of the debate, which is what she needed. in other words, she had two goals last night, one was to play offense, to dictate on her terms what they would talk about, but she also had to play defense on e-mails and flip-flops. bernie sanders basically took e-mails off the table. that's not going to go away, though. she has to testify in front of the benghazi committee. there are new questions about the security of her server. that story is not going to go away. but among democratic voters she basically got her talking point, which is basically that they don't care about it. >> will it help him expand his base? >> what's that? >> will it help him expand his base? >> bernie sanders probably -- what will help him expand his base is that he was constantly on message about the billionaires that he says control the political process. he kept returning to that theme. that's what makes him an attractive candidate. he was very passionate and commanding on his one big issue. >> if you're vice president biden sitting at home watching this, how does it affect your thinking about whether you get into this race? >> i think it closes an avenue. obviously his big decision is emotionally whether he wants to run. there was also a poll from the idea that hillary clinton was slipping and failing. last night she showed that she could handle a big set piece moment like this. and so today we're talking about her performance and not the huge vacuum in the race that needs to be filled by a white knight like joe biden. >> john dickerson, good to see you out there, thank you so much. our coverage of the democratic debate will continue throughout the day on our digital network, cbsn. investigators are headed to the scene of a deadly plane crash. at least two people died yesterday when a small plane plunged into a mobile home park in florida. surveillance video shows smoke pouring from the home. gabby fleischman is near the scene in lake worth, florida. gaby, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the crash happened at around 5:30 last night, just north of the palm beach county airport. before the crash several people called 911 describing a low-flying aircraft. the plane crashed into a cluster of mobile homes in palm beach county, florida. witnesses described choking smoke and fire. neighbors ran to help. >> the plane fell into the house. after that, you saw a lot of smoke and a whole bunch of fire, black smoke. we tried to go and save them but there was too much smoke. >> reporter: the impact, captured on this surveillance video, shows the plane coming in at a sharp angle. its wings are perpendicular to the ground. after the impact there is a large black plume of smoke. >> come on, come on! >> reporter: this man lives in the home and says he was outside when the plane crashed. his 21-year-old daughter was inside the home when the plane hit. he said she did not survive. after everything that happened, i couldn't do anything, he says. investigators pulled two bodies from the wreckage and continued to search for other possible victims. >> what a terrible story. gaby, thank you so much. this morning a wisconsin gun store is liable in the shooting of two milwaukee police officers. the cops won a nearly $6 million ruling in a landmark civil suit yesterday against badger guns. they argue the store was negligent in selling the weapon that critically wounded them. >> the two officers were both shot in the face back in 2009. kunisch lost an eye and norberg was hit in the mouth. >> now other gun dealers throughout the country realize they might have their feet held to the fire. that's a bonus. >> it's certainly a good step. will it change the way things are done around the country? time will tell. >> time will tell. cbs news legal expert rikki klieman joins us at the table. good morning. >> good morning. >> were you surprised, and why is this such a big deal? >> i was surprised because i thought that most jurors might not really tow the line that has been advocated by gun control people and responsible gun ownership people. at the same time, if you look at the facts of this case, this was the perfect case. it took a two-week trial and a basically nine-hour trial for 12 people to do what congress could not and would not do in years. it's momentous, this decision. >> let's talk about the 2005 law which protects gun manufacturers. how effectively could this change things? >> the law is the law. it's called the protection of lawful commerce and arms act. it is the strongest piece of gun control legislation. there is no other industry, anthony, not the pharmaceutical companies, not the car manufacturers, not the appliance people, who have immunity from civil liability. what happened here is that these two police officers and the city of milwaukee said enough is enough. you can't just immunize an industry has was done in 2005, in 30 states. but we have to look at the facts, where they say, the jury agrees, that in this gun dealer's store, that they should have known, if they did not know, that this is what we call a straw purchase. >> this store had a particularly bad record. >> oh, my god, one of the worst in the country. and no matter what the atf, the bureau of alcohol, it tobacco, firearms did to cite them over and over, they would just change their name and go forward. in this case, two people entered the store, one underage, couldn't buy a gun, they come in, and the straw buyer, the guy who actually is going to buy it for him, he actually checks the box that he's not going to buy it for himself, and the guy in the store helps him do it right. you have powerful video. >> will that lead to others in the country? >> this can lead to other lawsuits. this is the second lawsuit ever brought, the first time a gun dealer has been held liable. this will lead other people to feel emboldened that they should go forward. ultimately, is the law going to change? it's not that simple. you're going to need someone who comes in as a president. hillary clinton was very strong last night that if she gets in, she's going to do something about this. others, not so much. >> interesting to see what happens in other court cases. rikki klieman, thanks so much. >> i think rikki should speak more passionately. this morning planned parenthood is changing a controversial policy highlighted in a string of anti-abortion videos. the healthcare provider says it will stop taking money for donating fetal tissue to researchers. congress tried and failed to cut off funding for the organization. this morning isis confirms a senior official was killed in an air strike. abu mutaz al qurashi was known as the group's second in command. he reportedly died near mosul in august. now isis is calling for a holy war against the united states and russia over targeted air strikes. in a new audio recording released tuesday, an isis spokesman says russia will be defeated. he calls for jihad against the russians and the americans. the message comes after another close call between russian and american planes over syria. fighter planes from the two countries made visual contact with each other. the two countries are holding video conferences to try to avoid problems. the israeli military move into israeli cities follows assaults where palestinians have been attacking israelis. elizabeth palmer has more. >> reporter: good morning. the violence, which began last month, has left eight israelis and almost 30 palestinians dead. governments on both sides are struggling now to defuse it. captured on cctv, the moment a palestinian drove his car into a bus stop on tuesday, then jumped out and started hacking at the wounded with a cleaver. just 20 minutes earlier, also in jerusalem, two israelis died and at least ten were injured when two palestinian men shot and stabbed passengers on a bus. at the center of this wave of violence, the al aqsa mosque, one of israel's holiest shrines, was the center of a debate over whether it should be restricted, setting off more palestinian attacks. benjamin netanyahu said, do not be misled about those who want to start a fire in the country. but it may have already started. after israeli forces moved in, it just escalated. video of the violence like this that shows israeli soldiers shooting a palestinian woman holding a knife, is widely shared on social media, fueling the anger and paranoia. today's deployment of israeli shoulders is likely to inflame the situation even further, especially if the security forces go ahead and restrict palestinian movement and around east engineer you sjerusalem. >> elizabeth, thanks. the chicago cubs are one step closer to the world series than they have been in 130 years. the team from the north side wrapped up its national league division series. >> a strikeout! the cubs win! >> the cubs eliminated st. louis 6-4 last night behind three home runs, the first time they won a clinching post-season game at wrigley field. this morning you can see how the iconic sign of the stadium is lit up in victory. the chicago team will face the winner of the mets/dodgers series. the dodgers won 3-1. >> so happy for the cubs. i like that one sign in the stands that said, how do you spell "belief." >> that's the first time the clinching game has been won there. >> congrats to the cubs. former nba star lamar odom is clinging to his life in a las vegas hospital.,, did oscar winner jennifer ahead, jennifer lawrence's explosive new indictment of show business and women's pay. how she may be getting the government's attention. >> the news is back in the morning right here on "cbs this morning." announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. 25 years old and you're still playing in the mud. 15 feet in the air, that's where you feel most alive. 10 meter maids waiting to wallpaper your truck. better get out of town. 5, 4, 3... the all-new tacoma. toyota. let's go places. flrelieve nasal congestion andly otc itchy, watery eyes.d to most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance, flonase controls six. see the world in a whole new light. flonase, this changes everything. caress presents the world's first body wash with fragrance release pearls. touch your skin to release fragrance up to 12 hours. new caress love forever. to lose the first 10 pounds on weight watchers? 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>> good morning, everyone. gather near the tv set and take a look at sun-up over the mount vaca area. we have been noticing increasing cloud cover all from an area of low pressure to the south of the bay area that's going to make it muggy today. 53 santa rosa to 67 degrees as you head out the door in livermore. numbers coming down from the 70s at the beaches, 80s bayside and peninsula to 91 degrees warmest spots inland areas. a chance of a sprinkle where to today. then again saturday. ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. 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"the new york times" reports on pope francis asking for forgiveness for a recent scandal that rocked rome and the vatican. francis was not specific about the scandal. the request came at the start of his general audience. he said, quote, jesus is a realist and he says it is inevitable that scandal happens but not to the man who causes such scandal. >> reporter: "usa today" says general motors is going ahead. gm is one of the leaders in the field and most of its efforts are confidential. the automaker disclosed it will have a fleet ofself driving and semielectric chevrolet bolt. two new delivery drones for testing in the united states. the drone models are called m-2 and b-3. they will be tested in colorado. the original prototype was too hard to control. >> a.j. long, syracuse quarterback, being medically disqualified because of multiple concussions. the sophomore quarterback is the fourth player to be medically d d d d disqualifi disqualified. lamar odom is the estranged husband of the youngest kardashian khloe. michelle miller has more. >> reporter: according to the brothel's owner, odom has been partying for days. he said odom was looking to get away from everybody and having a good time. >> reporter: gasol flips it up. odom cuts in for the finish! >> reporter: former los angeles lakers star lamar odom was found unconscious at a nevada brothel on tuesday. he was rushed by ambulance to sunrise hospital in las vegas. his nearly seven foot frame was too tall to be air-lifted by helicopter. on saturday, odom checked in at a love ranch south in crystal, nevada. dense hof is the brothel's owner. hof says odd om was drinking cognac and had taken a an herbable supplement like viagra and found unconscious in his room by two women. >> he was throwing up terrible. the girls were, of course, were traumatized. >> reporter: odom the winner of two nba championships with the los angeles lakers last played in the nba two years ago. his off-the-court struggles included an arrest in 2013 for driving under the influence. >> lamar, you do have to go to the dentist, baby. >> reporter: odom was featured on the reality tv show keeping up with the kardashians throughout his four-year marriage to chlkhloe kardashian. the pair filed for divorce in 2013. several nba players have turned to social media to show their support. miami heat star dwyane wade tweeted, prayers all the way up for my brother. odom's representatives have not responded to "cbs this morning's" request for comment. the nye county sheriff in nevada is investigating. >> we hope he pulls through. that is sad news. >> a sad story. >> michelle, thanks. this week's announcement that zimbabwe will not charge a minnesota dentist who hunted a popular lion raises new questions. the death of cecil, the line, brought worldwide attention. debra patterson is in zimbabwe's government is broke and the economy in ruins. this national park, a former home to cecil, the lion, is being ravaged by zimbabwe's dire economic conditions. as a result, conservation relies primarily on hunting. we spoke to manuel who oversees the industry. how much money does the government give to the park? >> nothing. >> reporter: so the parks turn to hunting. when american dentist walter palmer killed cecil he was on a private hunt. 30% of fees for private hunts are supposed to be paid to the national parks. >> but in most cases, you find that -- most of that money may be consumed to a large extent through administration costs and fueled directly to conservation. >> reporter: the community is supposed to receive 100% of the trophy hunting fees. this money is administered by the rural district council. we saw his drops. the sun and everything [ inaudible ]. >> yeah. you need to water them. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. >> reporter: there is not enough water? >> unfortunately. >> reporter: yeah. unlike this, the man has running water. his council made over 600,000 in trophy fees the past year. he claims that money is used to provide infrastructure and feeding schemes for local communities. but the villages we spoke to say they haven't received a cent from the council. like this man who has not had a job for decades and does not have one dollar to his name. so where do you get your money from? >> from agriculture. >> reporter: by agriculture, he means the few meager crops he is able to grow in a country that is facing a drought. so why does everybody say they don't have it? are you saying they are lying to us? >> yeah, of course, they are. >> repor . >> debora patta reporting with the falls in the backdrop. stunning site. did hollywood seccism time, anywhere o i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder... ...whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. with harvoni, there's no interferon and there are no complex regimens. tell your doctor if you have other liver or kidney problems, or other medical conditions. and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. harvoni should not be taken with any medicines containing amiodarone, rifampin, or st. john's wort. it also should not be taken with any other medicine that contains sovaldi. side effects may include tiredness and headache. i am ready to put hep c behind me. i am ready to be cured. are you ready? 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[announcer] through sunday at sleep train, get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ good morning to our viewers in the west. it's wednesday, october 14, 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead including more highlights from last night's first democratic presidential debate. did an alternative to frontrunner hillary clinton stand out? plus owe are a oprah winfrey is here. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> she took fire from all sides, but that actually ended up helping her. >> lots of things coming from all directions. >> today, we are talking about her performance and not the huge vacuum in the race that needs to be filled by a white knight like joe biden. >> the ntsb is investigating this crash. several people called 911 describing a low flying aircraft. it took a two-week trial and nine hours for 12 people to do what congress could not and would not do in years! the violence began last month and governments on both sides are struggling now to diffuse it. according to the brothel's owner, odom had been partying for days and odom had been looking to get away from everybody. >> the cubs are in the national league championship series. >> you don't have words to describe it. the best way i could say, it was sick, man. >> handed out doughnuts and alcohol to lure voters. i think we should try that here. if you get enough booze, you'll feel better about the fact that these were your choices. all right? me and you guys. i tell you what, i think i'm voting for oscar winner j.k. simmons. >> that is one vote. i'm gayle king. with norah o'donnell and anthony mason. charlie rose is on assignment today. the five democratic presidential candidates debated for the first time last night and two of them did most of the talking. frontrunner hillary clinton and her leading challenger bernie sanders clashed on several issues from gun control to wall street. >> the candidates challenged each other's positions. the conversation was pointed at times, but the tone was, overall, civil. >> is bernie sanders tough enough on guns? >> no. not at all. senator sanders did vote five times against the brady bill. he also did vote, as he said, for this immunity provision. i voted against it. i was in the senate at the same time. it wasn't that complicated to me. >> before this debate, secretary clinton's campaign put out a lot of reversals on positions on keystone and many other things. >> everybody on this stage has changed a position or two. if you are learning, you're going to change your position. i never took a position on keystone until i took a position on keystone. >> you have three largest banks in america are much bigger than they were when we said they were too big to fail. we have got to break them up. >> i respect the passionate and intensity. i represented wall street as a senator from new york and i went to wall street in december of 2007 before the big crash that we had and i basically said, cut it out. >> secretary clinton, you do not -- congress does not regulate wall street. wall street regulates congress. and we have to break off this. say, please do the right thing. >> no, that's not -- >> naive. >> i think frank was a very good start. tonight, i want to talk, not about my e-mails but what about the american people want. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. >> thank you. thank you. me too, me too. >> enough of the e-mails! let's talk about the real issues facing america! >> bloomberg politics john heilemann covered that debate and we talked to him earlier this morning from las vegas. talk about the moment that bernie sanders let clinton off the hook about her damn e-mails. was he right when he said this probably isn't good politics? >> it's a little hard to tell. i think sanders got a nice bump out of that but people who like bernie sanders like the fact he is not going negative. it was the most trafficked moment of the debate in social media on twitter and facebook. i think it was a win/win. certainly like a political in kind contribution to hillary clinton but i think it did sanders a little bit of good and the best moment for him last night. >> john, did you think any of the other candidates had a breakthrough moment? what about the three others other than bernie sanders and hillary clinton? >> i didn't really notice any other candidates on stage. i don't know who you're talking about. >> o'malley. people said he had a pretty decent night. >> i thought martin o'malley introducing himself to a country who has no idea who he is largely did a decent job of that. if you thought he was in critical condition going into the debate, he got some pulse. he's alive. but i wouldn't say that he did himself -- he did not break through like a carly fiorinaesque way to now he's on the top tier on the democratic side. >> given the performance of hillary clinton and bernie sanders how does this joe biden to enter into the race? >> the joe biden mind reading is going on a while and i'm now reluctant to do it. he is having breakfast with president obama this morning and i'm sure the conversation will come up because the vice president has to decide pretty soon. if he is just engaging the political landscape, this debate and the benghazi committee hearings over the last couple of weeks are going to make the landscape seem more forbidding to him and hillary clinton smacking bernie sanders down in an aggressive way was trying to send a message to joe biden. she hugged president obama all night long and basically was saying to joe biden, listen, if you're going to come into this race and try to be the natural inheritor of the obama mantle you're not taking that away from me. i'll give you a fight for that and i got that covered so you should probably stay out of the race if that is the way you're trying to get in. >> people said she showed a sense of humor but showed she is not afraid to get in there and mix it up. >> she absolutely did not. look. she is a very good debater and was a very good debater in 2008. the fact she understands the policy and the fact she understands all of the things substantive that she does, instead of getting bogged down in it, it frees her to be her more natural self and you could see that last night a lot. had that kind of a human side of her came out in a way we haven't seen in a lot of press interviews she has done over the last six months. >> john heilemann, glad to see you. sad you're not here to see oprah. aren't you bummed about that? >> (no response). >> john heilemann, it was wonderful having you. your last appearance on the show. thank you! >> i think he can't hear us. >> he can't hear us. he would not diss oprah that way. he cannot hear us. >> voters may forget what the candidates said last night, but they might remember this guy for a while. ahead why the wizard in the audience is drawing so much attention. >> no car for you, john heilemann! no car for you. >> no car for you. did you see the piece with john heilemann about oprah is coming? john is not excited about that. >> let's play with that. >> john is not excited? >> are we on camera? >> yes. >> oprah is still putting on her shoes. the worst thing you can do. toyota green room here with oprah winfrey. did you hear john heilemann? >> john is not excited. you're right, john, you won't get a car! nothing today under your seat. >> or a dvd set of the new series? >> you will get none of that. but you were here. we are excited because you're here to talk about belief. it really is a passion project for you. >> really is. >> you've seen it? >> yes. >> oh, my gosh! i'm surprised! >> you guys do your homework around here. i love it. i love it. >> we are talking about that. we are going to talk about news of the day. let's see where oprah stands on a variety of issues. oprah is next on cbs. oprah, people brought their mammas to see you and their sisters. >> i saw some mammas in the hallway! >> oprah is next! ♪ you love me you hate me ♪ when it's your job to protect the world's greatest nation, to solve the world's itgreatest challenges.ty this is why we search for the best and brightest. why we train for every eventuality on land and water, in the air, space and even cyberspace. we operate in a complex world with one simple mission. win. ♪ but grandmcause we uses we don't charmin ultra soft.clean. charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. it has comfort cushions you can see that are softer and more absorbent, and you can use up to 4 times less. enjoy the go with charmin. terry bradshaw? what a surprise! you know what else is a surprise? 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you were asking me. >> it is brave but i also think it is a moment in time. you know? like, those of us in the news business, you know, you can talk and talk about a thing and finally it hits it. i'm old enough to have been here, you know, before mothers against drunk driving, remember? and then when finally it hit -- >> you never thought it would change and all of a sudden it did. >> all of a sudden it did. the same thing has to happen with texting and now the same thing is happening with diversity in hollywood. the conversation has actually gotten started and the conversation about parody for women has gotten started and the fact she has joined that conversation. >> you think it's actually changing? >> i don't think it's changing. i think the conversation has hit a critical moment. but, you know, it's so interesting. when i read jennifer's piece yesterday, i was thinking about -- i said, wow, this sounds like 1985 because when i first started "the oprah show". >> this is a great story. >> how do you know what i'm going to tell. >> you are going to talk about the producers -- >> okay. >> the producers were not getting a raise. >> so we are syndicating. we syndicated. i have these all women producers. >> like five. >> five women and one gay guy who we lost. but i went in and i said, everybody needs raises. and the management at the time said, why do they need raises? why do a bunch of girls need raises? >> they are not married. >> they are not married. they don't have children, they don't own their own houses. this is 1985 in chicago. >> yes. >> years later. >> what story? >> when you threatened to go on strike. you threatened to go on strike. >> that wasn't years later. it was months later. i said if you don't give them money, then i'm going to sit down. >> then you said i'm going to tell people why i'm sitting down. >> you don't need to be here. gayle will tell the story. >> you don need to be here. >> she leaves out the details! >> so the first year they wouldn't give them any more money. what did i do? i put 10,000 in a roll of toilet paper. >> $10,000 in cash, norah. >> just to say, guys, i want you to know you're thought of. for somebody to say to you -- i remember going into my boss in 1980 in baltimore and saying that richard who was co-hosting richard was making far more money than i did and was doing the same job. my boss said, at the time, do you have children? >> and he is married with kids. >> oprah, 35 years later that conversation is still happening and male bosses are saying, yes, that's right, the male should make more than you. >> i know. >> oprah, that brings up the question, you should be president. not a day goes by i'm in the public and saying to people, oprah should run. >> let me tell you this. i never say never but bet my life and my first born's life and second born's life i love very much that would not happen. >> not in this lifetime. what i can control is my own business and my own work. so, you know, i work in a business, "the oprah show" all of those years and now own. we are predominantly female. i have done it on my own and because i've owned the show and owned myself all of these years, i've never been in that position, except if i were to tell you what i got paid for doing movies, you would laugh. you would laugh me out of the room. >> i'll tell. >> i'll tell. >> do not! >> you talk about diversity coming into the film. we talked about women feel like they have less options. >> that is true. that is true. also, what jennifer was saying that you have less options and you don't want to upset anybody. you don't want to make anybody upset with you. so you're likely to make everything okay so that when the deal is done, everybody will still like you. >> you don't want to be demanding. over the 35 years of being in the industry, donald trump was on your show years ago. chris, do we have the clip? i think it's hilarious and it's playing everywhere. this is what donald trump said to you years ago. >> kuwait, they live like kings. the poorest place in kuwait live like kings yet we are not paying. we make it possible to sell their oil. why aren't they paying 25% of what they make? it's a joke. >> this sounds like political presidential talk to me. i know people have talked to you whether or not you want to run. would you ever? >> probably not but i do get tired of seeing the country ripped off. >> why would you not? >> i don't think i have the inclination. i love what i'm doing. >> it also doesn't pay as well. >> i probably wouldn't do it, oprah. i probably wouldn't but i do get tired of seeing what is happening with this country and if it got so bad, i would never want to rule it out totally because i am really tired of seeing what is happening with this country. >> wow! >> interesting what he said back then. how it's relevant to today. >> i think so too. >> well -- yeah. no, i mean. >> when i asked that question, i didn't expect that answer. i remember thinking -- >> what year was that clip from? >> let's see. according to the hair, that would be '88. >> i was going to say '87, '88. >> chris is saying '88. >> let's talk about the new talk more about it. why did you want to put this together? you say your life work. >> well, i have seen planet earth on discovery years ago. i just was knocked out by our planet. i fell in love with the earth. i really did. i love those polar bears coming up after being hibernating. >> do you remember the polar bears? >> i remember you saying i wish -- we have to take a break. >> i wanted to create a planet spirit. this is my idea of taking the message of what happens to people's hearts around the world and connecting us. >> we are going to give you more time to talk about it. >> yes. >> we are not up against the hardball. you know what that is like. >> do you see what she does? >> i got it. >> she understands. >> she will be back to translate for you in the next segment. >> i know that. i have more about that. >> very excited when she comes. up next the plane lands in the united states with an extra passenger. how people on board rallied behind a woman who went into labor mid flight! would you help a baby be delivered mid flight? >> yes. >> me too. you're watching "cbs this morning." ing." let's go! ♪ join for free at weightwatchers.com and lose ten pounds on us. hurry, offer ends october 26th. ♪ haven't been this lost in years ♪ (gps) ♪ recalculating shortest route ♪ ♪ do i really look like this? ♪ ♪ never seen this one before ♪ chicken parm you taste so good ♪ i like it. ♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm so you may take an omega-3 supplementortant... ...but it's the ingredients inside that really matter for heart health. bayer pro ultra omega-3 has two times the concentration of epa and dha as the leading omega-3 supplement. bayer pro ultra omega-3. ,,,,,,,,,,,, carried some precious extra cargo today. a video shows what happened when a passenger went into labor eight weeks earlier on a flight. a doctor who happened to be on board delivered the baby at 30,000 feet. the plane made an emergency landing and the mom and baby were taken to the hospital. they,, another is hospitalized in critical condition... after good morning. it is 8:25. on this wednesday, i'm frank mallicoat. here's what's happening. three people are dead another hospitalized in critical condition after a late-night car crash in san jose. police say a stolen car hit a tree and pole around 11 p.m. last night at santa clara and 22nd streets. it appears the car may have been involved in a street race. >> and a rash of small earthquakes hitting the san ramon area over 20 since yesterday morning. the largest was a magnitude 2.9 just after 4 a.m. no damage or injuries have been reported. and i know roberta you don't live too far from there and you didn't feel a thing. >> i never do if it's under 3.0 but the ground is shaking and no there's no such thing as earthquakes weather. we'll be muggy and warm. out the door, you will see the difference in livermore coming down from 101 yesterday. it's currently 67 degrees. you can feel the higher humidity. santa rosa cool in the 50s. later today 70s beaches, 70s and 80s bayside to the high 80s and low 90s inland. west winds to 10 miles per hour. there's a chance of a scattered shower today just a slight chance. and then another chance of rain showers on saturday. otherwise, temperatures are coming down. gianna has a look at your morning traffic coming up after this. size good morning. bart delays right now. we have up cards of 20 to 30- minute delays police activity at montgomery was on the train so problem systemwide. plan for that this morning. rest of mass transit is right on time. if you plan to hit the roads this morning couple of things going on. south 880 at marina an overturned vehicle. good news it's off to the right shoulder. bad news, it is causing a bit of a backup. southbound side slow anyway as you make that commute out of oakland into hayward and south of there union city as well as into fremont. northbound 880 also seeing some delays this morning as you head into oakland. westbound 92, san mateo bridge, stop and go conditions out of hayward into foster city. no delays on that eastbound side. bay bridge, metering lights are on, still slow off the eastshore freeway. south 101 as you work your way into san rafael look out for brake lights headed to the golden gate bridge. [announcer] sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models. or choose to save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular stearns & foster mattresses. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ ♪ ""playboy" announced their magazine will not feature photos of nude women. now you really will only read "playboy" for the articles. honestly, i am so pleased to be the very first person on the planet to tell that joke. >> steve, you read it. >> for the article. >> for the article. >> the article. >> the article. >> the article. >> the article. >> for the article. >> i only read it for the article. >> the article! >> i like that! yes! >> when was the last time you read "playboy" magazine? >> probably '78. welcome back to "cbs this morning." i didn't think you were going to say that. >> '78? >> i remember. alex haley article. >> yes! a huge interview. >> oprah winfrey who read "playboy" back in '78 for alex healey. we will continue our conversation and talk about her new powerful documentary series and the question it poses. but right now time to show you some of this morning's headlines. twitter workers found out they were fired in an unusual way. 336 people were laid offonal ca tell him he was let go. >> ouch is right. "the san francisco chronicle" reports on a man filed a lawsuit against the government after he was hit by, listen to this, a giant pine cone! huh some he was reading and napping under a last year in a federal park in san francisco when a 16-pound pine cone. >> yep. >> i know. i didn't believe it. he claims he suffered traumatic brain injury. >> he weighed the pine cone? no such thing as a 16-pound pine cone. this shows legendary outlaw photograph billy the kid playing croquet with his gang in 1878 and measures 4x5 inches. billy there on the left. they say this photo is a holy grail of western americana. >> a wizard at the democrat's debate. many you noticed this ma'am in the audience. some tweeted he might be santa claus or perhaps vice president joe biden in disguise. a contrast from the pot guy who got this so much attention at the republican debate. where is the hot guy? there he is. remember him? yeah. belief is a land mark documentary series exploring human kind's ongoing search to connect with something greater than than ourselves. oprah winfrey narrates the program spanning six continents over six consecutive nights. it follows a range of people on their profound journurourneys a among them a hindu woman out of chicago speaking more out of life and what she believes. she heads to india for the world's largest spiritual gathering. >> it was just a few minutes of conversation, but i felt like they could see inside my heart. and what they offered to me was something that i'll never forget. when it's your time, it will be revealed to you. >> this series really, oprah, is just epic. in the first episode you go from the u.s. to india to budapest, hungary, to australia. it's visually absolutely stunning and the three years you put into it are on so visible. this was so important to you because you put your own money in it. >> it was so important because i was going through a period with the beginning of "own" launching a network where all of the press was saying, struggling network, struggling network. oftentimes, when you're going through a challenge, it forces you, particularly, to go inward and think about what do i really want and what do i want to achieve? so, for me, the idea of creating a network was to be able to tell stories that really would drop pieces of light into other people's consciousness and show stories and ideas that would connect people. as i was saying earlier, i have seen planet earth on discovery and fell in love with the earth and wanted to do something that would do the same thing, would have the same kind of impact through people's hearts and through their spirits. in part, two pictures. which is the time was working for a show that lisa ling was doing on "own" brought me this idea. i literally had prayed for, all right, god, show me the way, what should i do? three or four days later, this idea came in and i knew that was it. >> what is so great about it, though, it's beautifully shot, number one, as anthony said. i feel like we are eavesdropping on people's conversations. don't you? i feel like we just happened to get a glimpse into what people are doing. >> i'm so excited you all saw it! >> oh, yeah. >> and it's not just efs droppidrop i -- eavesdropping on their conversations but on their beliefs. i know from my own personal upbringing, that belief defines who you actually become in the world. >> right. >> so you're right. the young man in budapest to the aboriginal grandfather who is teaching his grandson the song line. you see the connection and the connection in all real faith that reveal the character of god is that there is compassion and there is kindness and, ultimately, love. you see the aboriginal grandfather feels the same love and the desire to pass on tradition and rituals to his grandson, as the rabbi feels for his son. there is a saying, even though they live in, you know, opposite ends of the world. >> it's not about religion. it's about belief. >> it's not about religion. it's about belief. some of it is religious. >> yes. >> but a lot of people, like alex who climbs mountains and, you know, doesn't have any ropes or anything, just living in the moment, he says he is an athe t atheist. >> the one we saw is hindu and very successful and has a great job and she is hindu but she struggles with, she says, you said eavesdrop. she said what is it largely i believe in? so she quits her job and goes to india! >> where there are 70 million people. >> the largest gathering in the world and she says to herself, do you have to have religion or is being a good person enough? >> i think that is a question many people struggle with. and, you know, i loved when the pope was here. you know, my favorite moment with the pope, my favorite, favorite moment is after he has been on the balcony and has spoken to congress and he says to the crowd, pray for me and if you don't believe in prayer, just say good wishes. a goodbump moment. i thought it was such a way of being conclusive instead of saying, now i will be inclusive of you nonpraying people. >> you said to me people are searching for something more. i don't know what it is, but people are searching for something. >> a deep yearning for and that is what belief speaks to, the yearning for something greater than yourself. if you're only living a life for yourself, you will find that you end up feeling lost many times. >> which is the scenes with the girl from chicago who is hindu who goes to india is so powerful because she talks about basically going home to her room at home at night eating dinner and, all of a sudden, finds herself in a community, in an enormous community which seems overwhelming but is also somehow comforting. >> yes, yes, yes. i think a lot of people feel that. i think she speaks for the voices of an entire generation, you know? the latest survey shows a third of the millennials believe in nothing. they believe in nothing. so they are also searching for which is the direction that will lead me to my highest self? >> can we change topics a second and ask what you're doing hidin? it's a beautiful turkey. >> what did you say? i don't have anoth >> i don't have another thumb's up. i did this on the "variety "cover. >> are you still going to be on the cover of "o" magazine? >> i'm going to be on the cover. we had a discussion about me coming off on the cover for the 15th anniversary and i decided to stay on. >> look at that! >> nobody wanted her off the cover because we are doing a contest with this coverage, oprah. we are asking readers to hold it up just like i'm doing there. people send it in to us and somebody will be chosen for a sleepover at oprah's house. >> what? what? >> gayle came up with this idea! >> what? >> yes, thank you so much! no, no. norah, you win a trip to new york. you get to be in the oprah audience. >> i'm doing that. i want a sleepover. >> bring a jumpsuit! you get to work with the staff. you have lunch in the cafeteria and sit in on meetings and help us with the "o" list. >> if we really like you, we might invite you for a sleepover. >> oprah, thanks. >> see you tonight. >> a big premiere in new york tonight. >> i am so pleased you watched this. >> good luck. really an epic achievement. >> we prepare. >> i see that. >> we prepare for most. >> we really do. nobody does more homework than gayle. >> rock 'n' roll hall of famer patti smith calls a book a new memoir of her life. >> i'm in a different phase of my life and i found it's hard to keep still, but i'm also moving into a new phase where i'm looking to have someplace where i can keep still. >> next, she shows anthony how sh it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. mi'm a lineman here in oakland. day in, day out, a large part of what we do is about providing reliable power to our customers. pg&e is dedicated to the community. i love working here because this is my home. oakland is my home. this is where i'm raising my children so it's important to me to make sure my family and friends have the power and energy that we provide. this is very personal to me. it makes me work a lot harder knowing that this is my community. together, we're building a better california. ♪ rock star patti smith burst on the scene as a provocateur in the '70s and putting poetry to music and at the age of 68 she still performs and more of her fans know her for her books than her albums. her last book won the national book award. we went to see her new home in rockaway queens, new york, one of the many places in her new memoir "m-train." 40 years ago next month, patti smith released her debut album. how do you feel about that anniversary? >> well, when i was a kid, i didn't even believe that i would live until i was 40, let alone have a 40th anniversary of something! ♪ because tonight belongs to lovers." "because the night" written with bruce springsteen, would be her biggest chart hit but her greatest commercial success came unexpectedly five years ago with her memoir "just kids." >> when we do our concerts now, it used to be the kids would bring your album. then they brought your cd. now i'm looking in the front row and the kids all have books! >> reporter: if "just kids" was talking about her bohemian youth in new york, "m-train" is part after love letter to her late husband, the guitarist with the band mc5. smith writes in the book -- >> looking back, long after his death, our way of living seems a miracle. one that could only be achieved by the silent synchronization of the jewels and gears of a common mind. >> reporter: smith left behind her music career in 1979 to move to st. clair shores, michigan where they buy an unsea worthy ship that they used. >> we listened to baseball games in the night. >> you would just go on the boat and listen to ballgames? >> yes. it was great. i don't really like going on the water any way. i don't how to swim and i get seasick so i was just as glad that it stayed in the yard. i had no problem with that. ♪ darling farewell >> reporter: they had been married 14 years when fred smith died of heart failure in the fall of 1994. >> really in less than a two-month span, we lost fred and my brother. it's not like a thing that you want to make dramatic. it's just the truth. >> reporter: after fred's death, patti began taking polaroids in her travel. many are in the book. virginia wolf's walking stick. this bear. herman's typewriter. what is that process about for you? >> i think it's i'm sort of restless, pneumatic. i found it's hard to keep still. but i'm also moving into a new phase where i'm looking to have someplace where i can keep still. >> reporter: this may be that place. a bungalow a block from the water in rock away beach, queens. >> it was built in, like, 1914. >> reporter: she stumbled on it visit ago friend a few years ago. >> i never expected it. i just came here on get a cup of coffee and i wound up getting a house! all of this -- >> reporter: an expensive cup of coffee! >> yeah, right. >> reporter: just weeks after she bought it, hurricane sandy ripped most of rock away to pieces. >> my little house was just like, you know, mighty mouse. >> reporter: it made it through? >> yeah, it did, and well. this is the table and chairs that is on the cover of the book. >> reporter: the table used to live in her favorite cafe. she wrote most of "m train" at it. >> when this house was done, this was my first piece of furniture. >> reporter: what were you thinking this house would be to you? >> it would be, like, virginia wolf says, the room of my own. i loved my life, i loved sharing places with my children and my husband, but it is wonderful to have my own space. >> patti has had an extraordinary lirve life and a lovely book. >> she loves the house. >> she does love the house. >> you're wa,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. 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(vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. that does it for us. for news any,,,,,, [announcer] through sunday at sleep train, get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. headlines.. lost of shaking in the east after a sw san ramon. the good morning. i'm frank mallicoat with your headlines. and here's what's happening. a whole lot of shaking in the east bay after a swarm of earthquakes around san ramon. usgs has reported at least 21 small quakes since yesterday morning. the largest was a magnitude 2.9. no injuries, no damage. the nba champion golden state warriors will get fans all fired up today at a season tip-off celebration in san francisco. the mayor ed lee will present the team the key to the city and events are planned at the civic center plaza. check it out from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. they open up on the 27th against the pelicans. and i know someone has going to be there. >> oh, yes. i have my seats ready to go. i love my some warriors. w-nation here! out the door, we have been noticing increasing cloud cover. we have been noticing also temperatures into the 60s. extremely mild. you're going to feel the difference out the door. especially in livermore and sara fell. 67 degrees apiece. wow! later today we'll call it partly to mostly cloudy. it will be cooler and muggy. 70s beaches, 70s and 80s across the bay today. mid-80s on the peninsula. up to the low 90s in the warmest spots of our inland locations. a chance of a scattered shower today. also a chance of a thunderstorm. and then a chance of rain returning saturday. gianna with traffic next. good morning, i'm gianna franco in the traffic center. we have some major bart delays to deal with this morning and all originating out of the montgomery station. police activity actually on the train. everything has been wrapping up but there is a trickle effect now systemwide up to 30-minute delays for bart systemwide. so do plan for that. golden gate ferries, caltrain, ace, everything else is running right on time. if you are hitting the roads this morning, still decent delays off that eastshore freeway commute headed towards the bay bridge. metering lights are on. you're backed up at least to the maze at this point. looks like the san mateo bridge still sluggish westbound out of hayward towards foster city. about a 20-minute ride so it actually is improving. golden gate bridge looks good no delays at marin county between 580 and the golden gate bridge toll plaza. delays south 101 near novato. wayne: who wants to look fancy? - go big or go home. wayne: you've got the big deal! but you know what i'm good at? giving stuff away. jonathan: it's a new living room! you've won zonk bobbleheads. - that has to be the biggest deal of forever. jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america. welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady. let's make a deal. who wants to make one? i know you do, i know you do, i know you do. and what's your name? - shana. wayne: nice to meet you, pleasure. what's your name? - shana. wayne: that was a trick question. very nice. - well, it's nice to meet you a second time. wayne: what's your name? - you know. what's my name? wayne: what's your name? - what's my name? wayne: what's your name?

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