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get a nuclear weapon and we'll be able to achieve that without the full cooperation in the community and without having to engage in another war in the middle east. nancy cordes has more. good morning zbhood morning. joe biden will be here on the hill this morning trying to change minds but republicans in particular are very entrenched and this is not a casual aagreement. no less than the speaker of the house is saying he'll do everything in his power to stop this deal. >> the deal that we have out there in my view from what i know thus far is unacceptable. >> boehner's reaction was mild compared to some of his gop colleagues who called the deal dangerous and grounded in childhood optimism. >> this is considerably short of perfection apparently. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. what would have been a perfect deal in your mind? >> one under which iran would not be able to acquire nuclear weapons. >> republicans and many democrats worry about some portions of the deal. international inspectors will not be guaranteed blanket accent to the nuclear site. >> i recommend this to all senators. let's find out what we have first. >> harry reid urged lawmakers not to take sides before they've seen the fine print. republicans are so vocal in their opposition to this deal. does that give you pause? does that make you think the admin stlags could have done better? >> i think they should and look and read the agreemd first and i think it's unfair to say how they're going to vote. >> the deal was called an important step in stopping iran's nuclear program. >> we have to treat this as an ongoing enforcement effort which i certainly strongly support support. >> that puts her at odds with many of republican presidential candidates. >> thank you, narncy. iran's president said this morning his country will no longer be called a threat to the world. iranians ma by happy with the region but others are not so sure. charlie d'agata has all the reaction from the middle east. good morning. >> good morning. while there are those who believe a more transparent iran may reduce tensions from the region neighbors nearby don't believe they'll stop building a bomb and believe it will tip the balance of power. on the streets of iran overnight, iranians celebrate what they're calling victory. >> what a stunning historic mistake. iran continues to seek our destruction. we will always defend ourselves. >> regional archrival saudi arabia said the king spoke with president obama expressed support but expects a strict regime. assad called the nuclear agreement a major turning point in the history of the islamic republican. and russia's president vladimir putin who hopes to benefit says they can now breathe a sigh of releechlt but their neighbors are taking a sharp deep breath. hezbollah militants, shiite militias in iraq and houthi rebels. foreign minister jawad zarif -- >> who is defending the region against the threat of extremism, violence, and sectarianism and then they will see. >> in a clear effort to reassure u.s. allies in the region president obam sending the defense secretary ash carter to the middle east this week. his only stop so far is israel where he'll have his work cut out for him. >> thank you so much. the nuclear deal does not affect the u.s. prisoners. jayen zaian, amir hekmati, saeed abedini. the president is negotiating their release. and robert levinson cbs news will bring live coverage. scott kelly anchors. he's expected to speak at 1:00 p.m. eastern. two people died from the rushing water. indiana and illinois are also dealing with severe weather. powerful winds and heavy rains destroyed more than 150 homes. don dahler is in staff fordsville, kentucky where a state of emergency is in effect. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the rain has stopped for now but there's still a lot of high water in the area. you can see how high the water got at its apex. it's easily five or six feet from where i am. the state of kentucky has declared an emergency as a search continues. the storms have washed away homes and destroyed communities. days of rainfall have left people to regroup. >> pure devastation. >> reporter: the flood has turned deadly. at least six people have been reported missing. melissa blankenship reports on a man who sashd others and is now missing. at least 150 homes have been destroyed. >> i lost everything that i had, everything, everything, except for my life and my son, and i thank god i didn't do that. >> brad tried to escape to the attic with his three children. >> everybody lost everything. there's nothing left. i'll not be coming back here. i got three kids. i don't want to put them through this no more. it's rough. >> reporter: torrential rains last night forced authorities to call off the search but now that the skies are clear, they hope to resume the search this morning. >> thanks. this morning that same system is responsible for a tornado in tennessee. it packed winds of more than 100 miles an hour and damaged hundreds of buildings. mathew torres of our national station wpbf is in putnam county, tennessee. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. according to the national her service this was the hardest hit. just about an hour east. again, this is the tup of damage that we are seeing throughout the morning in this neighborhood. plenty of downed trees. and as you can expect plenty of crews to assess the damage. gayle, back to you. >> thank you, matthew. this morning surveillance video shows the moment when joaquin el chapo guzman disappears from his cell. you can see he climbed into a tunnel. the united states has offed mexico marshals drones and special i kweemt to recapture him. omar good morning. >> reporter: good morning. el chap powe's cells in one of the highest securities in prison was surveilled 24 hours a day but that didn't stop he and his year from breaking out. this newly released video shows the drug pin king's escape. this tunnel was outfitted with electricity and ventilation pipes. authorities say he went to the showers tuesday night and used a 2 x 2 opening under the floor. that led to a construction site about a mile south of the missen. mexican authorities are on the hunt for el chapo, but u.s. law enforcement is equally as eager to capture him. >> the reason we're here is to voice our extreme displeasure for the mexican authorities for allowing him to escape. >> reporter: he's ees's now the number one in the city of chicago. >> that's why we used the label public enniemy number one. he's still culpable. >> reporter: not everyone thinks of him as a monster. >> we're glad, this woman said. in a way the work generated by him is an advantage for us. >> some people see them as leaders or robin hood. they're not robin hood because robin hood wouldn't behead you or go after your relative. >> thank you so much. the jury this morning gets the case of the accused colorado theater gunman james holmes. the prosecutors said holmes went into the screening of "the dart knight rises" bent on mass murder. if found insane he could face execution. next month marks three years since the attack. this morning there is newly released video of a dead le police shooting in california two years ago. police shot and killed a suspect. they ordered the video to be released after the victims settled a lute. the best of baseball past and present shared the field at last night's all-star game in cincinnati. >> please welcome pete rose. >> the hometown recognized pete rose as one of their best all-time players. he's ees's suspended for life. then some younger athletes got a chance to shine. mike trout of the angels led off the inning with a home run. the last time was 26 years ago. he was voted for most valuable player for a second time in the row. the american league beat the national league, 6-3. this morning nasa is receiving a trove of new images from pluto. they're being sent back from the outer edge of our solar system by the new horizons spacecraft. this follows an up-close look of the dwarf planet. one photo gives you an idea how far the mission traveled. remember, pluto was a tiny spot. an image released tuesday gives you more of an idea. good morning, vinita. >> good morning. it took the rest of the day for the team to be assure thad the rest of the mission was a success. >> we've recorded the data system and we're outbound for pluto. >> reporter: the new horizons team erupted into cheers just before 9:00 p.m. tuesday night after getting word the nasa spacecraft had survived its historic flight past pluto. >> missions expert dubbed mom guided theit across the solar system. >> you have a lot of faith but like children you don't expect them to do what it was supposed to do but in this case the spacecraft did what it was supposed to do. the piano sized spacecraft came within 7,700 miles of pluto. to mark the historic moment nasa released the clearest photo yet of the planet's icy world. president obama tweeted pluto just had its vifrt visitor. thanks nasa. it's great day of discovery and near leadership. >> we finally know what pluto looks like a malted milk dud 47 million miles away. >> on social media nasa's image inspired plan plenty of the themes. it will take 16 month ss to download the data. >> the excitement is far from over. this afternoon nasa is expected to release more fantastic photos of pluto which they say will be ten times high theirtown resolution of the image released yesterday. norah? >> that is so cool traveling 3 billion miles. coming up a 16-year-old plane crash >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by plenti. lots of points lots of places. one rewards program. video of an alleged lottery scam got nationwide attention. but ahead, see how missing evidence could make a difference in the spt's trial. >> the news is back here in the morning right here on "cbs this morning." ♪ ♪ now at chili's choose your 3 favorite apps for our classic 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region alt tv may have saved the life of a teenager in washington. she's recovering today at home after surviving a plane crash. how she survived in the wild when a call for help went unanswered. prosecutors say this video proves a lottery security director gained the system to win big. we'll look at why the prosecutors could be facing an uphill battle. that's ahead. >> "the huffington post" says the deal with iran could clear the way for cheaper grass prices in the united states. some experts predict gas price mace drop below $2 per gallon at the end of the year. cheap gas is expected to extend into 2016. >> this comes after one of its planes temporarily plummeted out of control in april during a flight from denver to oklahoma city. on tuesday the faa said some of the regional jets must come out 35,000 feet and maintain minimum speed. >> "usa today" says president obama is calling for an overhaul of the system. he said every child deserved opportunity. >> justice is making sure every 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but if he's the one who enabled this law to be worked into the system, that's the price to pay. >> reporter: the trial produced controversy when another survivor hugged him. it was a humanitarian gesture, she said. it was distasteful and abhorrent says others. forgiveness is the best revenge because they no longer have any power over my life. >> the court did not appeal him. depending on the length of the appeal process there's some question h will actually serve time. oscar gruning was brought to court because the laws changed. individual crimes no long very to be proved. just working at daekt camp can be enough. most are unable to stand trial or they're dead. although gayle, they lived a lot longer than their victims. >> thank you, mark from london. a lottery worker charged in a massive fraud case may have a ticket out. if you're leaving your house, you don't have to miss i us. you can watch us anytime you feel like its.. you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. 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>> i think we act on the basis of society. >> they call it rule of law? and you know, charlie, because i've discussed the with you head to head before. i think without the sanctity of contract our society falls apart. and so if two intelligent people sign something -- and by the way, she's been divorced before. this is not a question where she's never thought about divorce. >> what has that got to do with having kids. >> let's assume we'd all like to see her have a child, what are the occasions in which yo can violate the sanctity of a contract in a case like this? >> one of the issues the affects the crux of the case. >> what she says through her lawyer her right to procreate should absolutely trum temperature contract. >> he's saying they're going through a nasty divorce and he doesn't want to be tied to her in any way. she says look you don't have to be involved. >> he said if there were a child, he would be involved in the child's life. and he said it's not about the child. it's about being involved with her. when we look at cases around the country, what the lawyers are fighting about is there any precedent where someone would give to an infertile child the right to have a child over his right not to procreate. ultimately i say this is going to be a precedent case. >> thank you very much. imagine driving up to your front door on the 44th floor. >> miami is home to luxurious condominiums. not everyone is happy with it. i'm vicente arenas. that's coming up on "cbs this morning." ...the joy of sugar... ...without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda® americans. 83% try... ...to eat healthy. yet up to 90% fall short in getting... ...key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day men's. complete with key nutrients we may need. plus it helps support healthy blood pressure with vitamin d and magnesium. one a day men's. i guess i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me and i was like well can you fix it can you paint it back on and he explained that it was not something that grows back, it's kind of a one-time shot and you have to care for it. he told me to use pronamel. it's gonna help protect the enamel in your teeth. it allows me to continue to drink my coffee and to eat healthier and it was a real easy switch to make. ok, let's try this online snacking thing again. ugh! rough around the edges. ugh... greaseball... oh! dan n. oikos tasty and healthy. and if i don't love it, it's free? 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>> it's got to be clean. you have to make sure you're parking clean if you're looking at it. >> look at what happened when the market crashed. >> thank you. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this half hour mixed martial arts fighter. say that three times. ronda rousey is undefeated in the ufc world but just a few years ago she wasn't allowed to fight in the cage. she pulls her move on ben tracy. >> is he oklahoma? >> that reminds me of my kids fighting. >> we'll see ben a little bit later on. plus a real life rocketer. mitch mccomer is blasting into history with a jet pack. from china to colorado. that's ahead. >> cool. right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines. "usa today" remembers pioneering journalist marlene sanders. >> good morning. i'm marlene sanders, cbs news new york. >> sanders died of cancer tuesday in the late 70s and 580s. she was an anchor and correspondent. in 1964 she was the first woman to anchor a prime-time network newscast. she was also the first network tv female journalist to report from the vietnam war. jeffrey fager, director of "cbs 60 minutes" was a trailblazer and ahead of her time. she'll be remembered. in the face of that she conducted hess with grace and dignity. marlene sanders was 84. >> i knew her well and she was terrific. >> yeah great trailblazer. >> and her husband was at pbs and her children. we'll miss her. "the new york times." last year a study expanded the number of people eligible for the drugs. one new study suggests the guidelines are better at identifying who is truly at risk for a heart attack. the other atreating the patients would be cost-effective. the singer has been criticized by some for his past use of the confederate battle flag. gm says kid rock has not used the confederate flag for some year. luke bryan commented about sinners in the past. he said he hasn't lived the harsh life saying i don't do cocaine and running around. i dodge know about lying in the gutter strung out on drugs. after social media backlash he apologized. "the wall street journal" says teachers are learning how to deal with the new book by harper lee. it will be eye-opening. he said the laborious editing process is much different than the instant publications that students are used to on social media. >> i think it's a good discussion to go back. since the way atticus finch is portrayed. >> not only that because it was written written, and it has to do with southern literature, southern customs and a whole lot of things that are worth talking about. >> i can't wait to read it. the "oregonian" says researchers have found a way to make fennel seed taste like seaweed. when fried or smoked the seaweed tastes very simg lar to the salty pork product. do you like that charlie? >> ilove bacon as well. if it's something that tastes the same i'd be willing to try it. her grit and determination help heard become a human powerhouse in tult mat fighting championship. ronda rousey is undefeated among the sports women. she's up for best female athlete and she's the only woman nominated in the can't gore goir of best fighter. the book is bbt distributed by sigh money and schuster. how she's changed mixed martial arts and how she has the bruises to show for it. >> reporter: her name is ronda rousey, and if you want to know how seriously she takes her fights, just look at those eyes. she's 5'7" and packed with self-catch dense. >> when you're walking with confidence. i deserve to win. >> you didn't say i want to win. you say i deserve to win. >> i do die seven to win? >> why? >> i have sacrificed and worked hard. do you worry that people think you're air gablt? >> why would it be consider arary against? i worked my ass off. i worked on it for many hrk many, many years and i'm not going to lehtonen tell me to think less of myself it's a combination of full contact combat and technique such as judo. >> when you told your mom you wanted to go into mma, what did she say? >> she looked at me and said that's the stupidest [ bleep ] idea i've heard in my entire life. >> but now rousey is called the world's most dachls worm and most dominant athlete. but in her new book she said outside the rink her life is different. >> there's no one more cuddly snuggle bug after i beat somebody else. i'm a girl who fights and some days i'm a fighter and some days i feel like a little girl. >> in fact rousey's toughest opponent so far has been her gender. not long ago the ufc was a man's world. in 2011 ufc president dana white was asked ufc sports? >> never. >> ronda rousey made him eat his words. in 2010 she single p-hand pedly did. she has won all 11 of her fights thanks in large part to her signature move the arm bar. she pulls her moments' arm until ligmentes snap and they submit. >> and eventually they have to let go. she demonstrated that move on me and i can voufl for its effectiveness. the arm bar has made rousey so dominant her last match lasted just 14 seconds. >> why are these fights so short? are you simply that good? >> yes. if i finish it quickly, that's being me nicely. fi drag it out, i do not like you. the next chick i do not like. >> it's going to go longer? >> for sure for sure. i'm going smell the wine and sip it before i finish the bottle off. >> she's talking about the brazilian who rousey will face off with. she asked that the fight be held in rio. >> i want to embarrass her in the worst way possible and i think that beating her in front of her home crowd is one of the worst ways that i could beat her. >> it's personal because core ray row said she hopes rousey doesn't kill herself when she loses the fight. rousey's father committed suicide when she was 8. >> does anything you do relate with when you were a kid? >> oh definitely. it drilled into my head that everything is fleeting. all these great things are going on, but i could lose it at any second. >> she's also motivated by failure. at the 2008 olympics rousey became the first u.s. woman to medal in judo but winning the bronze made her miserable. >> felt like all my efforts were a waste because what did itting are do with me. if you're sitting in the back seat of your car and that's where you're sleeping tonight it makes you think about if you did the right thing or not. >> rousey was broke and homeless bar tending in downtown los angeles. she joined this l.a. gym where the guys barely talked to her. now her pictures are on the wall. >> fight me. you count last 30 seconds with me if your life depended on it. >> reporter: she's so big she's making cameos in movies and is on the cover of magazines. but rousey's focus is still on fire. >> i enjoy being in a high praesh high stakes situation and having an opportunity to be brilliant. >> even if that brilliance lasts for just 14 seconds at a time. for "cbs this morning," ben tracy, los angeles. >> what a low blow that competitor made about the suicide comment. i can see why it's personal for her. i this i she i think she's going to kick some ass when she gets in the ring. go ahead, charlie, say it. i'll say it for you. she's going to kick some ass. she also said she's a snuggle bug. i like it. ben tracy. i'm carter evans on what looks like a quiet dirt road but today it's the training ground on what could be the next professional extreme sport. drone racing. we're going to take you to the ffrt ever drone championship race and introduce you to some of its stars coming up on "cbs this morning" tomorrow. >> that's tomorrow. but today a true member of the jet set is in our toyota green room. take a bow, nick. when nick comes out. take a look. we snap it. we stack it. we smoosh it. we love it. hershey's makes it a s'more... you make it special. hershey's is mine, yours our chocolate. anything. anywhere. anytime. anyone. spread the delicious taste you know and love. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate spreads. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? 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(vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! ♪ remember "the jet sons?" the reality has been slow to take off. jet pack pilot nick may comer is one of the leading pioneers. he's featured in a smithsonian documentary. he set the record for the highest. he circled a 43-floor rooftop of the four seasons hotel in denver. ♪ >> he did it. >> he did it. all right. go, nick go. nick joins us here in the studio. hello. >> hey. >> it looks really cool on camera camera. you said when you were a kid you were a risk taker and liked to do things that others don't. like this. >> yes. naturally when i got an opportunity to fly the jet pack it was kind of right at home for me. >> what does it feel like nick? >> it's a tough feeling to describe. it's like what every kid dreams of. it's like soaring through the air. >> like a bird. >> yeah. as i got more and more flights, i got closer and closer. >> you can go up to the 45th floor and soar like a bird. the question is how long can you score? >> 28 seconds in this machine that and after 28 seconds what happens? >> we call it a prayerachute. >> a prayer and a chute. >> yeah. >> why will it only fly for 28 seconds? >> i'm constantly battling this fuel to weight ratio, thrust to weight ratio and the more fuel ied a the longer i can fly but i don't get off the ground. that's the issue. you ojtget so much. >> it looks heavy. >> it's about 45 pounds. when filled it's about double that. fill the two tanks and by the time 28 seconds is up those are empty. >> you would assume technology is so fast it will be soon before it can carry you the distance. >> right. actually this was developed in 40th and 50s. we're working on something that can fly for maybe 30 minutes. >> what ooh's the future? it's amusing that some day in the future you can be flying to someplace by yourself. >> he was talking about going to the hamptons. can we do that? >> well. we're working on a prototype. >> i said where i want to go is where i live not the hamptons. >> i wud like to go to the hamptons. >> when do you see technology taking place? when you can go some place that's 30 minutes away? >> maybe a year or two away i would say. we have a prototype. it's a turbine-based platform. it's definitely a game-chaser. >> what is your plan for today? >> this machine is kind of for show. one is a show and two is a sport, right? >> right. >> is it hard? it looks very cumbersome. you say in the cob mentry so many things that can go wrong. >> yes yes. a lot of things can go wrong. it's all about preparation. for me i've been really lucky. it's a very difficult thing to learn how to fly. >> do you have an understanding girlfriend? >> yeah. the family and the girlfriend are all very understanding obviously. >> thank you very much. >> can we get a tight shot of his eyes before we go to commercial? >> yes. nick will be on our facebook page answering your questions. it premieres sunday which partners with showtime. you're watching "cbs this morning." that does it for us. for news any time anywhere watch our 24 i guess i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me and i was like well can you fix it can you paint it back on and he explained that it was not something that grows back, it's kind of a one-time shot and you have to care for it. he told me to use pronamel. it's gonna help protect the enamel in your teeth. it allows me to continue to drink my coffee and to eat healthier and it was a real easy switch to make. >> if it's happening, we're covering it on "the doctors." >> announcer: the shocking things moms are eating after birth. >> it's a body party. >> announcer: will our doctors try it? then, why you should be worried about failing a drug test. >> tgshin that could be causing false positives. nn>> aouncer: the everyday items you need to avoid. and the big summer danger happening indoors. how you can stay safe all new "the doctors." >> hello. welcome to a special edition of "the doctors." we huge give away worth north of $2,000 later in the show. it's all happening in the word of the day give away. first, you all heard of love at first sight. what about love at first

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