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Snarl Bear International barriers that much and more on cbs this Morning Saturday saturday, july 20th, 2013. Captioning funded by cbs hello, everyone. Welcome to cbs this Morning Saturday. Lots of news. In addition weve got great tips for you. One of the worlds most influential and creative chefs is here. Heres how he went from jewelry design tore running one of the most famous kitchens in the country. And here with songs from the latest album heartthrob. But we begin with a remarkable moment at the white house, having waited nearly a week after the shooting death of George Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin, president obama speaks out. Jeff pegues has more. Reporter good morning, vinita. It was one of those occasions where the president weighs on race one of the topics hes been criticized about not talking about enough. Trayvon martin could have been me 35 years ago. Reporter in a surprise appearance in the White House Briefing room, nearly a week after a jury found George Zimmerman not guilty, president obama weighed on the verdict. I think its important to realize that america is looking at this as a set of experiences and history that doesnt go away. Reporter six jurors acquitted George Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin. The verdict drew criticism from africanamerican leaders and prompted protests in some cities. There are very few africanamerican men who doesnt have the experience of being followed shopping in a department store. That includes me. There are very few africanamerican men who havent had the experience of walking across the street and hearing the locks click on the doors of cars. That happens to me, at least before i was a senator. Reporter while the president waited to tackle the issue of race attorney general eric holder didnt hold back. Addressing the naacp on tuesday, he talked about how this issue hit close to home. Trayvons death last spring caused knee sit down to have a conversation with my own 15yearold son. Like my dad did with me. As a father who loves his son and who is more knowing in the ways of the world, i had to do this to protect my boy. Reporter in a statement on friday, trayvons parents applauded the president. And said they were grateful he took the time to speak about their son. Zimmermans defense team also released a statement. Quote, while we acknowledge the racial context of the case we hope that the president was not suggesting that this case fit the pattern of Racial Disparity. Because we strongly contend it does not. The president asked that the public respect the jurys decision but he as called for a closer investigation of the stand your ground laws. For a closer look at this significance, were joined by douglas brinkley. He joins us from poughkeepsie new york. Doug good morning to you. Good morning. Its significant for a president to make remarks like this. Could we call it historic . It certainly was historic. You have the first africanamerican president weighing in on a case that took part in florida. I think it elevated Trayvon Martins story to the annals of history. In many ways this president has been a constant grief counselor. We flash back to newtown or tucson or aurora he always seems to be hand holding. At this particular moment he used the term black folk he was speaking to the rest of america how it is seen in florida. This was a speech in that he got very personal and said this could have been me 35 years ago. Theres some talk is he choosing sides . Youre a historian, how will history remember the speech . Well i think he split it down the middle in the sense that he kind of let the judge and the jury off the hook from getting any heat. I think the aim now is on the florida law, and, you know this notion that you can carry a weapon around like this and stand your ground. So you may see in the upcoming midterm elections, democrats of saying no more stand your ground laws. Weve got to get rid of this. This is a pro of Governor Scott of florida. Its a product of right wing extremism. So this is a political statement at the very end of the line. It comes at you as a personal sentiment. And barack obama had to comment on this. Imagine what history would say if he did stay quiet. There was a drumbeat for him to come out. I think you will see larger numbers at the digital 100 going around america because its not that president ial opinion talk about this to say that any other predecessor to talk about race in america doug people are waiting for him to to come forward, more so than say, president clinton or president bush even president reagan you know i spent a little time with president obama talking about history. And he wants to make sure that he does the right thing for the africanamerican community. Meaning when he gets criticized by Jesse Jackson or somebody it stings particularly strongly for this president. But hes been able to keep about 85 of the africanamerican population. Its a group struggling in the economy. Theyre behind their man barack obama because he knows how to talk to that community at the right moment. That speech was first and foremost i think aimed at keeps his base happy. Look, this is a man speaking from the heart. He just really is bothered by Trayvon Martin. I think we have to feel its emotional for all americans, particularly, for all americans, that verdict in florida. Thank you for your comments. During his remark the president sha the nation shouldaid that we should evaluate the way we protect our neighborhoods. And now to the extreme and persistent heat wave in much of the eastern United States. And the storms now moving in behind it. For the past week millions of americans have sweltered under a blanket of heat and humidity all the way from the western great lakes to the northeast. Its really been unbearable. Amtrak in fact had to slow some of its trains because heat expanded the rails threatening the stability of the track. Gushing fire hydrants provided the only relief available to overheated kids in chicago. And coney island the big apple, set a record for electricity usage as folks cranked up the a. C. But things may be changing. Lets get more on the heat wave and what is coming in next in meteorologist jeff ghirardelli. Jeff, it can only get better. You and millions of americans feeling some relief. And certainly more tomorrow. Its been oppressive heat wave. Tomorrow, day seven of temperatures 90plus and heat indices. Feels like temperatures 100 to 115. One more day of oppressive heat from philadelphia, to boston to washington, d. C. Where heat warnings are in effect. Temperatures will exceed 90 degrees along that i90 corridor. Its going to stay hot for the next few days in the plain states but look at the relief. Some relief temperatures drop to get 80s. Those will move to the northeast during the date tomorrow. Speaking of moving to the east, the strong line of showers and thunderstorms moving into ohio and pennsylvania right now. Thats going to cool it off later on today, but with the cool weather there is a threat of Severe Weather from columbus to new york city late in the day to boston. Were probably going to see strong gusty winds and the potential for hail. When all said and done tomorrow, instead of temperatures in the 100s, it will be near the 80s. Jeff, thank you. Thunderstorms hit las vegas friday creating flash flooding and trapping tourists inside of casinos. Wildfires are burning across several western states this morning, one of the biggest is in the San Jacinto Mountains near palm springs, california, spreading to 32,000 square miles. The town of idyllwild is in serious danger. That is where Teresa Garcia is. Reporter good morning to you as well. This town has been evacuated for four days now. Now another 700 year homes are ready to go too. This mountain fire has continued to spread albeit slowly in the days past, thats because of a change in the weather. Weve got slightly cooler temperatures, also a touch of rain and that could bring some relief. Day five of this explosive blaze brought some relief to the firefighters ton the line. Humidity we are hoping that brings cooler temperatures so its not so dry and not a tinderbox ready to go. Reporter some mountain communities were reopened while others were put on alert for possible new orders to go. First thoughts are, you dont think its going to be that bad. All of a sudden, the wind changes. Reporter 29 aircraft are battling the flames and for most of them this is home. Aerial hazard with power lines along the highways. Reporter the gardner cattle ranch saved by firefighters in the early hours of the blaze is now the helicopter staging area. We tell them if were not here, open the gates and start spreading out. Because they need a place to land. Its private. And is this off the road and close enough to the command center. Thank you very, very much. Thank you are you kidding me. Reporter the gardner family opened its land shortly after the fire started on monday. And like the flames the air traffic has only grown since then. Its like its choreographed, which it is. They go in they give they go up, they drop. They land. They refuel. They go, they dip. Most of it is accessible by aircraft. Theyre basically whats saving a lot of the areas and communities from just being inundated completely. The fire is still only 15 contained. And for now, the crews are holding the flames to a line that is just a couple miles outside of this mountain town. I can tell you, along with the cooler temperatures the problem is we could start to get the threat of isolated thunderstorms and with them erratic wednesdays which is certainly what firefighters are. Mike vinita. One year ago today, shortly after midnight a gunman entered a packed Movie Theater in aurora and started shooting. In less than ten minutes, a dozen people were dead or dying and dozens more wounded. On friday the attack on Newtown Elementary School observed a moment of silence for gun laws. And nearby voiced their opinion for that. Our opinion on firearms and personal freedom, citizens would hav tool the at their defense. Joining us now from denver is a survivor of the shooting and an antigun activist. Steven barton. Good morning to you. Good morning. You suffered a lot of injuries. Its remarkable to see that you dont have any facial injuries. More than two dozen pellets. What do you remember from that night in the theater . I visually remember the whole night. Most in particular the screaming, the chaos, the smoke, just holding my neck and feeling the blood rush out of me. Your life and everybodys life connected to this tragedy has changed so dramatically. Lets start at the beginning here. What brought you to colorado in the first place . It was kind of by chance that you ended up in this particular theater, right . Thats right. Im originally from connecticut. Right next to newtown, actually. And i was in the middle of a Cross Country bike trip with my best friend. We were visiting someone we knew in aurora innocently decided to take her out to the movies. Thats when our lives were turned upside down. All three of you, the other people you were hit, you were all in this Movie Theater . Just the friend we were visiting. Thankfully the friend i was traveling with he was not hit. Your life has so dramatically changed. In fact for you its become empowering, hasnt it . Oh absolutely. When i was recovering from my wounds, i started reading more. And learning more about gun violence. And kind of the more i learned, you know, the fact that thousands of people every single year in this country, are murdered with guns. And that there are loopholes in our laws that allow guns to get in the hands of criminals. The more i learned about these horrifying facts, the more compelled i felt to get involved and seek it out, about gun violence and how we can butter prevent the sort of tragedies that i had to bear with other people. Given what youve been through, its easy to see how youve become an activist steven. Im curious you mentioned that bike ride. What are the plans for that . Will you be continuing it . We really hope so. Our plans are up in the air. At the end of this summer, we really planned to. It was a lifechanging experience all on its own. We met such amazing people. And really saw the best that our country had to offer, you know before we ended up seeing the worst our country has to offer in that theater. Steven barton thanks for taking the time with this morning. Our thoughts are with those recovering still one year later. Thanks so much. Thank you. An investigation is under way into the death of a woman on a roller coaster at six flags over texas Amusement Park near dallas. Park officials have not confirmed the details, but eyewitnesses say the woman fell yesterday from the ride known as the texas giant. Also yesterday, a boat in the shoot the rapids water ride flipped over at the cedar point Amusement Park in sandusky ohio. Seven people were injured. Officials in San Francisco have confirmed that one of the victims of the Asiana Airlines crash was struck and killed by a fire truck responding to the scene. They say the 16yearold girl a student from china, survived the crash and ended up on the tarmac. But firefighters may not have noticed her because she was covered in firefighting foam. More than 300 survived. In boston the last of the boston strangle murder cases has been solved. Officials say dna has confirmed that he killed Mary Sullivan in 1964 and responsible for the deaths of ten other women in the 60s. At one point, disalvo admitted to the murders but later recanted. In michigan a state judge has ruled that the city of detroits bankruptcy filing violates the states constitution. The states attorney general is set to challenge that ruling before a federal judge next week. As of now, its the largest municipality in the country to declare bankruptcy but as Mark Strassmann reports its the people detroit that have the most to lose in this showdown. Reporter detroit has an 18 billion debt and residents still dont know whether the city has hit bottom. David sole retired last january, hes worried pensioners like him will get trampled in bankruptcy court. Your retirement is on the line. My survival is on the line. Reporter detroit owes creditors money that it doesnt have. The motor city is running on fumes. 60 of its residents have left since the 1950s and its unemployment is 16 . Michigan governor rick snyder. This is the time to say enough is enough in terms of the downward trend of detroit. 700,000 people of detroit deserve a better answer. Reporter theyre offering a deal to get big banks to accept 75 of what theyre ode. But Municipal Bond owners could end up with pennies on the dollars. And city workers owed 9 billion opposed this bankruptcy the most. Youve been picketing and protesting. Thats not how you planned to spend your retirement . You decide whats important and do what needs to be done. Reporter a federal judge has a prove along with scores of creditors for cbs this Morning Saturday Mark Strassmann detroit. This week House Republicans voted for the 38th time to repeal or downsize president obamas health care law. Obama care is bad for america. Were going to do everything we can to make sure that it never happens. You know Washington Post columnist dana milbank noted what congressman john dingell said during the debate at one point when he said einsteins definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting a different result. If obama care was workable why did the president announce that he wasnt going to enforce the employer mandate . Why did the white house decide that well, were not going to verify peoples income when they come to the exchanges . Why . Because they cant. You can, of course see all of bob schieffers interview with Speaker Boehner on face the nation. Israel has agreed to a longstanding palestinian demand to denounce peace talks there. Secretary of state kerry said friday that the two have laid its groundwork to resume talks as early as next week after a threeyear stalemate. He said the deal to revise peace talks is not final and requires more diplomacy. Well perhaps, youve been wondering why hasnt the royal baby arrived yet . I know you have. You have lots of company. The world media is wondering, too. One who is watching even more closely than most is royal commentator ryoya mika. Good morning to you. Reporter good morning. I know its hot. Theres a lost people camped tout see whats happening. What can you tell us about the situation right now . Reporter well frankly, much cooler conditions today than the last two weeks, everyone has been camped outside. At the moment everyone is still waiting. We believe william and kate have moved from the family home in buckingshire up to the palace overnight. We believe shes knew anytime now. Really, the waiting goes on. We hope to hear something the next few days. And it goes on and on. Whats kates family saying about the pregnancy . Everything she says everyone hangs on to their every single word, right, ryoya . Reporter youre right. Theyve been a you have mummers mummerings from them. We havent had much talk about the baby. Everyone is camping out at the house in bucklebury. And quite patient too. Thank you very much. You eyes on that baby. Whole world. Well it is about 22 minutes after the hour. And now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Coming up say it aint so Major League Baseball gets ready to lower the boom on a dozen top players for performanceenhancing drugs. And later, vacation alert. The best state and National Parks you may not know about. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Coming up the ongoing fallout from acquittal of George Zimmerman. How some communities with Neighborhood Watch programs are working to avoid tradition dislike the death of Trayvon Martin. Well be right back. This is cbs this Morning Saturday. Announcer right now at sleep train save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. Choose 300 in free gifts with tempurpedic. Even choose 48 months interestfree financing on the new tempurchoice. The triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. I change my mind all the time. Last thursday i didnt like you and now youre okay moving towards love. Lets just talk about where have you changed . Where you have evolved . Well, im looking at policy the way i always do. Whats best for the country. I dont think a civil war over marriage is best for the country so i would like the states to decide what kind of a society they want. So if mississippi wants a more Traditional Society and they vote to keep marriage between a man and a woman, im fine. If vermont wants to be a progressive paradise and they want gay marriage leave it to the states. Leave it to the states. I was outraged that california vote for traditional marriage and then the Supreme Court finds a loophole to overturn that vote. Thats not what america is about. I dont believe that because if that were true, then mrurpluralists would, mormons, i do respect that gay people want to be treated like everyone else i understand and respect that. But let the states decide. Liz cheney has said freedom means freedom. Its similar view, its up to the states. And dick cheney too. Do you believe that a future republican nominee for president will have that view . Sure. I think were a Secular Society now. Whether thats good or bad, thats debatable. The more mainstream, the more people that the republicans can appeal to will be good for the party. Do you think thats better for americans . Yeah, i think the economy i if Trayvon Martin was of age and armed, could he stood his ground on that sidewalk . And do we actually think that he would have been justified in shooting mr. Zimmerman because he felt threatened . President obama speaking yesterday about the shooting death of Trayvon Martin following the acquittal of George Zimmerman a week ago. Welcome to cbs this Morning Saturday. Im vinita mayer. And good morning. Im maurice dubois. And the scheduled visit to washington and a sitin at the florida capitol in tallahassee, as well as nationwide debates over Neighborhood Watch groups. Some communities like ash bury park seemed to have struck a balance. Stepanek asbury park is a beach time. 1. 4 square miles of residents and boardwalk concerned about safety. Occasionally we stop and talk to the kids. We talk to adults. Just see how things are going. Reporter lawson june is the leader of c. O. P. Citizens on patrol. A group of citizens who serve as eyes and ears for the Asbury Park Police department. We just try to let them know what we have here. Were not the enemies. Were not police officers. Were just committed to people trying to do a job. Reporter c. O. P. Members spent ten weeks training with police on how to watch out for trouble like an open door on an abandoned house or irrattic trouble. Michael casey san officer. Our citizens are not armed in any way. They do not carry handcuffs. They do not have arrest powers. Theyre merely an observe and report organization. If we find any problems we will contact the Asbury Park Police department and theyll take it from there. Reporter Neighborhood Watch groups have existed since the early 70s but theyve received extra scrutiny since the shooting death of Trayvon Martin by Neighborhood Watchman George Zimmerman. If he would have listened to what the dispatchers told him to do then he wouldnt have put himself in that situation. Our citizens are trained not to exit the vehicle and put themselves in harms way. Reporter tom gilmore is the director of Economic Development for asbury park. Hes organized groups with police for a new group that has drawn as many as 40 people. I think people are concerned about crime in the city and want to do something about it. Reporter unlike c. O. P. Gilmores organization will not patrol the streets. He doesnt worry about any negative stigma about this group. Neighborhood watch say proven very successful program. To really prevent crime in any city, you really need to get the community involved. And thats what Neighborhood Watch does. And in order for Neighborhood Watch groups to be considered official, the organizers must be in contact with the local police. The Law Enforcement says that collaboration is key to a successful program. Major League Baseball is preparing to suspend more than a dozen players, including some of the biggest names in the game over performanceenhancing drugs. Former mvp Alex Rodriguez of the new york yanks and ryan braun. Good morning, sean. If people havent been up to date, tell us about buyiogenesisybiogenesisy. Yes, biogenesis is a now defunct agency down in miami. Tony bosh who presented him as a doctor but isnt really a doctor. About 20 names are being kicked around including Alex Rodriguez and ryan braun. Mlb has followed up on an investigation of their own and were kind of in a waiting game to figure out when mlb will hand down suspensions. With the normal drug program, theres tests and then the mlb will handle it. In this case that have a paper trail saying they did it. You wonder if they had enough. And if so are these guys actually going down . Yeah mlb has a confident stance right now. The feeling you get coming out of their office including arod. Its reported that arod has met with them. Hes shaken about it. Hes the guy that everyone is focused on. But there are other players. Bartolo colin, nelson cruz in the texas rangers. Thats a tricky spot. Do you suspend them now and mess with the pennant races. The guy responsible for giving the drugs, tony bosh hes cooperating with the league but it begs the question is he credible as a witness at this point to say these guys are using drugs . Yeah theres a few problems the fact that he presented himself as a doctor. Also, Major League Baseball sued tony bosh for interfereing. Is he cooperating because hes in a bind and he has to say something. Youve got a perfect witness, but paperwork is paperwork. Into we here a drumbeat of scandal after scandal. It begs the question just how clean is baseball . How dirty is it . How much is real . The cheaters are on the offense whos ahead . I would give it to the cheaters. Thats the reality that fans lives in. Certainly, you wonder if these suspensions could go into lifetime ban. Sean jeffries thank you. Thank you guys. Now, heres a look at your weekend weather for your neighborhood. Announcer this weather segment sponsored by k9 advantix 2 helps prevent fleas and ticks from bugging your dogs. And americans dont plan to spend or save. Well find out how to works for now and the long haul. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. 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Com and talk to a headache specialist. Go on take the money and run a man in italy took an ax to some slot machines after he lost more than 6,000 playing the slots. Ive never seen that before took his frustration or revenge was caught on closedcircuit tv. Everyone will want to try that at some point or another. While, most americans worry about money, making ends meet is a real concern for many people. But were not so good at actually managing money. 32 put together a Monthly Budget on spending. Here to get thoughts on it professor at polytech. Good morning. Good morning. 32 sounds like a big number right . Isnt it . I was shocked a third of americans. And the question is do you really keep track of all your expenditures . That many people saying yes. The answer is maybe kind of, though. Well heres the trouble, the data shows those more likely to keep a budget are those who make more money and have higher education. Budgets would make sense for folks to make less money what do you think would make it easier for family to follow Household Budgets . Well there are two parts, the two parts are, of course, how you spend, outlay and whats coming in. Thats changed dramatically for our generation. Wages have gone down due to inflation 3 or 4 . So not as much coming in unemployment risks, especially a dualincome household, youve doubled your risk of unemployment. Fixed costs have changed determining how much of your budget is taken up in housing, Transportation Health care child care. To the 70s and 80s. Close to 50. of your money. Our fixed expenses have grown so much. No plan. You have way for people to start a budget. Motivate is key, right . The inlay, we dont have a control over how much is coming in, at least in the short term that you can make more money. But whats going out, youve got to have motivation. If theres no motivation, theres not going to be any behavior change. You have to say, what am i doing this for, an Emergency Fund . A housing fund . A vacation . Whats it for . Then you have to think about tracking. Theres too many tools to use to track your debit card or app fund lines. Heres the most important way to track your money, to actually go analog and write it down. But studies find the simple act of writing it down without making any effort you cut consumption by 15 or 20 because you have to profit and remember. And then you cannot have a budget without limits. My takeaway, go analog. Go 0 editor Peter Greenberg will join us with the best in yellowstone or yosemite. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. In the park i think its the fourth of july people dancing people laughing e same for your dog. Introducing new purina dog chow light healthy. Its a nosacrifices calorielight way to keep him trim with a deliciously tender and crunchy kibble blend hell love. And 22 fewer calories than dog chow. Discover the lighter side of strong. 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Sort of the same as congerene park. You said its a birdwatchers paradise. It is. People say i dont want to the go there. Wrong. Great ozone forest. You mentioned the birds. They have great birdwatching, especially for the nocturnal birds. Lets head to south dakota, 40 miles south of mt. Rushmore you have another pick more than 2 Million People go to mt. Rushmore. Enough with the statues. Im sorry, four president s goodbye. See you later. 40 miles south, guess what you get . The same great black hills of south dakota but one of the longest caves in the world. Thats a cool thing. Its a great labyrinth, a great stalactite. There lodging . Theres some lodging. People ont realize, within every state park youll find that. Lets talk about utah utahs got five National Parks. Wedged in between them youve got dead horse state park. Talk about great views. Look at that. 2,000 feet above the colorado river, theres no surprise thats where they shot the final theme of thelma and louise. So people do know the park. Are there any animals you have a chance to see if you visit that area or mainly known for the rock formations . Known for the rock formations. Lets talk about the sequoia National Parks. Theyre home to five of the ten largest trees in the world. Were not kidding. Look at that you can drive the car through that. Once again, youve got state parks nearby. You can actually rent cars and drive through them. Not just any cars modelt fords. And camp the way it used to be done. And others nearby guess what you get to enjoy it without the crowd. I have to also think that choosing a National Park or a state park benefits the pocketbook also . It does. These are affordable destinations. You dont have to be like Bear Mountain. You can do three or fourday trips. Its not kaching kaching. Do have you to do any reservations . Some state parks they do. Others dont know about them. Peter greenberg, thank you for the tips. I want to go to a National Park. Theres almost 400. 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For the most admired. 30 buys you a cd and a chance to spend a second or two with the young girls. He said i bought multiples with a chance to meet them. Reporter just take a look at the numbers. Last year when japan surpassed the u. S. In sales of music. A whopping 82 of the market was cds and records. In the u. S. , its just about a third. Its not just musicians happy about the sale. Another beneficiarience, a music chain, tower records, japan. Their flagship in tokyo bills itself as the Worlds Largest music store. Several years after the u. S. Bounded telerecords went belly up. Its former japanese subsidiary is on a tear. 84 stores and counting. Part of the reason japanese remain attached to cds. This ceo says japanese have a deep fondness for collectibles. Also listening to the radio is not popular in japan, so were used to buying our music. Cheap music downloads will eventually pressure even the japanese market creating fanatically loyal fan bases Companies Argue will help to keep the cash registers ringing. For cbs news lucy craft, tokyo. I cant remember the last time i bought a cd can you . But its harder to private with a hard copy. Coming up next wise guy drama at the trial of Whitey Bulger. But the man who said he was bulgers killing partner had to say. For some of you your local news is next. The rest of you stick around. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Why did you choose to do a show about the newsroom . I really love workplace dramas. And a newsroom felt like an exciting workplace. One where you could tell a variety of different kinds of stories. But the reason why i said the show in the recent past the reason why its historical drama is not to show the pros heres how you should have done it a year and a half ago. I dont have anything approaching that level of sophistication to do that. The reason why i said it in the recent past i really like the dynamics with the audience. Heres what interests me. You said this you said i dont know anything about ratings and ive had the ratings to back that up. If i were the president of cnn, id put the smartest people in the room and ask this question what would a utopia use show look like and then id ask, what is stopping us from doing that . I want to ask is the newsroom your ewe taupian use show . No heres why i dont know enough to make a utopia show. The difference between doing the news is like drawing a building and building a building which is to say, theyre almost unrelated. Thing i like about the show its so topical. When you look at the news the zimmerman verdict, the asiana plane crash, waiting for the royal baby do you see any of that makes its way into season two of the the newsroom . It would be season three. And first of all, no ones asked us to do a third season. Would you like a third season . Of course, who wouldnt. More in your eyes hope your weekend off to a good start. Welcome to cbs this Morning Saturday. Im maurice dubois. And im vinita nair. Coming up tales of brutality and murder in the Whitey Bulger trial. From a mobster who admits to joining bulger in some of the killings. Down the drain. How one australian winemaker dumps billions of gallons of wine because of sales in the u. S. And Carnegie Hall revives the National Youth orchestra after more than 70 years. All of that straight ahead but we begin with president obamas remarkable response to the jurys decision in the murder trial. President was affected by the death of Trayvon Martin jeff pegues with more. Reporter good morning, maurice, when the president discusses race people take notice, his comments almost a week after the zimmerman verdict have a lot of people talking in part because the president got really personal. When Trayvon Martin was first shot, i said that this could have been my son. Another way of saying that is, that Trayvon Martin could have been me. 35 years ago. There are very few africanamerican men in this country who havent had the experience of being followed when theyre shopping in a department store. That includes me. But we should also have confidence that kids these days i think have more sense than we did back then. And certainly, more than our parents or our grandparents did. And along this long difficult journey, were becoming a more perfect union. Not a perfect union. But a more perfect union. The president did not delve into the specifics of the zimmerman case after all, there say Justice Department investigation underway. But he made enough of a statement that the defense team fired out saying it took courage for our president to address the zimmerman case. While we acknowledge the racial context of the case they say we hope that the president was not suggesting that this case fits a pattern of Racial Disparity because we strongly contend that it does not. The president believes that Race Relations in this country are improving. He used his daughters and their friends as an example saying that their generation each successive generation, he said seems to be making progress in changing attitudes. Vinita maurice. Jeff pegues at the white house. Thank you very much. While much of the eastern United States continues to bake under high temperatures and high humidity the thermometer reaching well into the upper 90s all week with heat indexes making it feel hotter. The heat wave stretches from the northeast but good news the relief is bringing cooler air. New york city will have one more day of 90plus temperatures. A local Power Company reporting it broke an alltime record for electric usage yesterday afternoon. Lets get more on this breakup of this long running heat wave from meteorologist jeff berardelli. I like being the bearer of good news finally. This is for a lot of folks, 90plus degrees, with heat indices well over 100 in some places, 115. And what it feels like a cold front is headed here and it will cool things down dramatically. A big dome of high pressure, really three quarters of the country with heat. The jet stream locking all the cold air up in canada. Finally, thats taking a nosedive to the south. And heat relief is on wait starting today in the great lakes and into the northeast and ohio valley especially during the day tomorrow. Todays high temperatures still above 90 degrees from the i95 corridor from boston down to new york city richmond and raleigh. Notice it will stay hot across the plain states for several days. But it is cooling down in chicago. In detroit the problem with the cooler air butting heads with the hotter air, were going to see Severe Weather in the northeast from the ohio valley straight into places like albany, new york city and boston. Were expecting to see wind gusts past 60 Miles Per Hour in some spots and the possibility of hail. But temperatures dropping around 81 degrees. 81 in chicago. 83 in pittsburgh. 88 in philadelphia which is still hot. Its not cool but its certainly some relief. And in boston were talking a very refreshing 80 degrees as we head into the day tomorrow. So some relief is on the way starting today and especially tomorrow maurice, vinita. Jeff berardelli at wyoitv. Thank you. Las vegas and casinos recovering from 70mileperhour winds and thunderstorms battered the city. House to of people lost power for a time. Streets were flooded. And part of the Caesars Palace and casino. The roof collapsed under the weight of that rain. And customers had to leave when the rain started pouring in. And a wildfire raging in Southern California thousands of people are still outside of their homes with fires battling winds. Its in the san whatjacinto mountains in palm springs. Reporter good morning, vinita. 6,000 have evacuated from this usually bustling little artist town and now another 700 nearby homes are under warning to get ready to go, too. Crews are holding the flames to a line just a couple miles outside of the town. But fire officials are worried that erratic winds could push it this way. The socalled mountain fire is 16 contained and it continues to spread this morning, although more slowly than in days past because of the change in the weather. Slightly cooler temperatures and a touch of rain so far could bring some relief. But on the flip side theres a threat of isolated thunderstorms and erratic winds. Thats a wildland firefighters worst enemy. More than 3,000 firefighters and aircraft are battling the flails some of which are at 8,000 feet elevation. Its full of tinder dry trees and vegetation. This has become the states largest wildfire. Season and fire Officials Say its hard to know when theyll get this under control. California has declared a state of emergency. What this has done is freed up funding for more coverage. And its already cost 11 million. Vinita maurice. Teresa garcia in idyllwild, california. There will be memories in aurora colorado a lone gunman killed a dozen people and injured 58 people. Barry pederson is there with more. Reporter good morning. Today is going to bring back tough memories for a lot of people. Especially those in the theater and hurt. We met one shooting victim who made it his lifes work to turn an experience into something so meaningful. It was so loud. Reporter Marcus Weaver shares that night. How his friend Rebecca Wingo was killed and he was wounded in the arm by shotgun pellets. You can survive that he tells others they have hope of surviving tough times and tragedies in their lives. What is it you wanted for yourself to come out of this experience . Something good . I feel like my life has this new purpose to continue to help people in any way i can. Reporter helping by reaching out. He now cohosts a Radio Program called changed people changing lives. And tells Prison Inmates how he changed his life after doing time for drugs and theft. Recycling . Recycling. Recycle every part of a car and sell it to a wholesaler. Reporter he works for a car parts center that gives excons a job. That night threw up a tough new hurdle. You can forgive holmes . Ive already forgiven holmes. Reporter hes been to Court Hearings and has seen accused killer james holmes and has made a resolution. I dont want my life to be defined by what a coward did in a Movie Theater. Reporter and he vow to remember those who died. Some people didnt make it out. Reporter now hes a parttime minister and shows others that from unspeakable horror can make a life sadder but for one man, also made stronger. This will be a day of remembrance in aurora. People will be gathering to pray and to sing. Then theyre being encouraged to go out and do volunteer work in the community. So that this day becomes about not about something bad that happened but people doing good. Vinita barry, thank you. An investigation is under way into the death of a woman on a roller coaster at six flags Amusement Park near dallas. Park officials have not confirmed details. Eyewitnesses said a woman fell from the ride known as the texas giants. Also yesterday a boat in the shoot the rapids water ride flipped over at the cedar park in sandusky ohio. Seven people were injured. To the trial of the mob boss, Whitey Bulger, in boston. It was a week of chilling testimony cbs news legal analyst rickikki klieman has been following it. Good morning. Good morning youve been in a courtroom or two in your time. Nothing could be as chilling to be around the baddest of the bad this past week . Well i have to say for someone who has tried hundreds of cases to verdict and has tried hundreds of cases in the past years. I have never been as truly chilled from within as i was yesterday in that courtroom. And i will tell you that it stayed with me all the way through tonight through this morning. Its horrifying what goes on in that courtroom. Let me paint a picture from thursday into friday. Last ten minutes of thursday afternoon, Stephen Flemmi a partner of Whitey Bulger in their rain of terror gets on the witness thursday in ten minutes says theyre both informants. That Whitey Bulger was overbearing and forceful. That Whitey Bulger killed all these people. That they did drug dealers, Money Laundering and extortion. And Stephen Flemmi admits to a number of murders. Thats how thursday ends. Okay. Go home. We know exactly who stephen is and whitey. And yesterday, ice cold testimony by Stephen Flemmi going back to killing in the 60s, murder by murder meet big meeting, payoff by payoff. Just like ice. And then once again, prosecutor last ten minutes, he tells the story i guess it bears telling it. He tells the story of Stephen Flemmi known as the rifleman he had a girlfriend named Deborah Davis. Whitey bulger decided to kill Deborah Davis because davis knew too much. They knew they were paying off john conley. Stephen flemmi said i didnt want to do it. Bulger wanted him to do it. Flemmi has one emotional moment where he says, i cant accept it, ill never get over it where does this thing go next week . Next week week going to continue with flemmis direct. Its hard to imagine it could get any worse than Whitey Bulger strangling a woman to her death. But we have one lone woman to talk about who may have been strangled by Whitey Bulger. 13 minutes after the hour. Heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Up next, sour grapes in australia. Tens of millions of dollars in wine dumped because americans arent buying it. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Doll, youre sacrificing seamless color for the perfect wave . I mean surfs up. Stop with the sacrificing, start here. Light fit greek nonfat yogurt. Thick, creamy, and dude twice the protein and 80 calories. Tastes satisfying right . Its awesome. Hey, you wanna go surfing . Light fit greek dannon oh something bit me every day were working to be an Even Better Company and to keep our commitments. And weve made a big commitment to america. Bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. Through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u. S. Than any other place in the world. In fact, weve invested over 55 billion here in the last five years making bp americas Largest Energy investor. Our commitment has never been stronger. 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Market and dumping it down the drain. Food and drink editor for food magazine. How wine has changed americas tastes for wines. Ray, good morning to you. This ought to be a crime, right . Dumping perfectly good well perfectly good treasury hasnt said exactly what wine it is. Youre probably looking at a couple years back very affordable wines, roses, things like that. Virtually impossible to sell at this point. Even if their drinkable, if youre a wine sales guy, you walk into the store and say ive got rose from three years ago, the store owner is going to look at you and say im not going to buy that. Theyre also saying theyre not buying it because wine as an Expiration Date which a lot of people dont realize . Not all wine is made to age forever. A good wine will age forever. An affordable inexpensive wine is good for a year or two and then it loses its will to live. And, you know theyve got to get rid of this stuff. You know what theyre doing 145 million u. S. Is going to be actually destroying the wine. Part of it is to tell distributors to move stuff through the channels. Part of is to deal with a huge am of bulk line that theyre sitting on which is a huge problem as well. Wine consumption is going down in france . Yeah wine consumption in france has been going down for a while. Its a combination of things. One is wine there has become less and less as the thing you have every single night at dinner. The Younger Generation doesnt associate that with wine any more. And theyve had much stricter drunk driving laws which has limited peoples drinking. But its an interesting problem. France, the country of wine. You know at the same time theyre drinking less and less this year. Spain and italy also per capita drink less and less. The u. S. Is going up. Were the number one wine consuming country in the world right now. But for that market i was shocked, say it aint so, theyre doing cocacola flavored wine. Its aimed at the generation, not an orally generation. Its a commercial generation which is taking red wine and coke and running them together in a big tub or whatever you have in hand. These guys have come to the idea, why dont we market this stuff. Well see if it works. And the idea is to get the younger audience. Ray isle thanks very much. Coming up next even the lone ranger and skyscraper and robots cant seem to save hollywood this summer. Well take a look at why this could be hollywoods summer of flops. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. A great block party. [ male announcer ] advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. Unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an antiinflammatory and a longacting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. Advair wont replace fastacting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. 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Were seeing a lot of blockbusters come out on top of each other at the same time this summer. So, i think, youre going to have movies bomb every summer. Every weekend, a movie isnt going to be number one. But youre not going to have 150 million movie making 50 million every weekend. Thats bad myth. Lets talk about r. I. P. D. I like jeff bridges. I Ryan Reynolds is fine. Hes not a Big Box Office draw. His last movie tanked the green this looks like men in black iv. But men in black iii did really well, can we do that again. They say we have comic book that has men in black kind of characters. Hey, go ahead. You mentioned timing flop after flop. Lone ranger is another one they thought would be huge. Lone ranger how many people in their 20s, 30s, 40s. Hey, hollywood, do the remake on that. Were excited to see what johnny depp brings to the lone ranger. And how about pacific rim. The director has done great work but what were seeing with that movie, it just looks like transformers but no one knows what these monsters are. Theyre just huge things fighting each other and not based on the cartoon or anything. Audiences dont trust them. Random right. Exactly. We know whats flopping. What has worked this summer . Whats worked this summer are midbudget comdis. You had iron man 3. Star trek is working, superman is working. But the smaller movie. S like the heat has made 135 million. Thats done really really well how much money do they have to make to be considered a success . When the budget a buck 30 right . Exactly. You want to make half your budget back the opening weekend. If your movie like the lone ranger costs 200 million to make. And youre looking at a 350 million movie thats trying to make at its very least 75 million that opening weekend. And making 75 million your opening weekend, you have to be an iron man 3, you have to be a superman. Ricky, thank you. Thank you so much guys. Well be right back. Dont go away. How are you . Im well. I want to talk about the book it doesnt get better. How do you explain the phenomenon of people so much wanting to play Fantasy Sports . Because its fun. It gives awe a rooting interest in games you normally wouldnt care about. People love it we all do march madness brackets right, tournament challenge . Once a year. Its that same thing. By picking a fantasy team it gives you a rooting interest in the game that you normally wouldnt have. Its a lot of fun. Everybody likes fun. You say everybody remembers their first time. 35, 36 million play this. I was as stountounded by the numbers. What got to me the stories of people who do the most unusual things. The guy on the way to his wife was having a baby and he stopped to make picks. Yeah, it was crazy, he delayed the birth of his child for Fantasy Sports. Ive heard everything theres a the loser whats to get a tattoo. Yeah. Chosen by the winners. So literally, they all sign a contract. And theres a guy walking on a bus right now that has got a Justin Bieber tattoo on his leg with hash tag yellow line loser. Thats from the tebowing a couple years ago. People do the strangest things. As you know gayle and i are into fantasy football. So many people play. Playboy play mates. Jayz is a player. Every Single Person you can imagine plays. Thats one of the great th it was another hot day out there. Wasnt it hot today . [ laughter ] the temperatures out there, 109 degrees in new york city wow but it really was hot. Doctors saying theyre warning people about something called heat rage. Heat rage is when happens when people get too hot. I heard about it. Nobody asked you no one did [ laughter ] nobody asked you i think there was some heat rage on my husband yesterday. Just a little bit. You were hot under the collar, huh. Welcome back to cbs this Morning Saturday. Im vinita nair. Its been years since anyone took a stab at music in this country. Carnegie hall has done it in a big way. Terrell brown is here. Good morning, terrell. Reporter good morning. It existed for two years between 1940 and 1941 and it ended there because of the war. This year, one of the worlds most premier music halls brought it back launching what it said will be an annual orchestra. Your eyes and ears are kind of two different stories. Youre looking at the stage and youre seeing people you think look like kids. You shut your eyes and youre hearing a great orchestra. Reporter for two weeks, 120 of the finest Young Musicians recently gathered in purchase new york. Theyre members of the countrys first ever National Youth orchestra. I never played in an ensemble of this caliber. In fact i didnt know i could ever be part of something this beautiful. Sounding. Reporter 17yearold violinist julia popper travelled from golden colorado to join musicians from 42 states. As you sit here among all of these really great musicians, do you think how did this happen . How did i get here . Every day. Reporter every day . Exactly. Yeah, the audition process was quite rigorous. Reporter the auditions were done online allowing 2500 students from all corners of the country to apply. Julia was so anxious, she couldnt sleep for a week. So tell me what that moment was like when you found out that you got in. I was sitting at the computer with my mom. And my mom had been living with my anxiety for quite a while. We said a prayer and we opened the email. My mom started freaking out and we just started dancing around the kitchen. Reporter 17yearold chicago native Aaron Goldberg has been a percussionist for nine years. Whats it like listening not only to the person next to you, but the sound of the entire orchestra . Gosh, its hard to think like ill ever play with this much energy and passion ever again. All of these kids sit with their iphones on the music stands. Later in the door theyre playing that in the hallway. Is that us . What . Im listening to it. Its like a professional recording. I dont believe you. Honestly, this is a bunch of 16 to 19yearolds. Its just really an awesome feeling really, hes one of the truly great artists in the world. Reporter after nine days of practice the or kachestra cass introduced to their maestro. Youre looking the a world renown conductor. Uhhuh. Reporter how do you feel . Oh its pretty amazing. Reporter the orchestra, along with the maestro andis now in the middle of a fivecity tour including washington moscow and st. Petersburg. And a nationally televised performance sunday night in london. Claude gillison is their executive director. We felt that the program had to be free so none of the parents felt they couldnt afford it. Reporter in addition to performing the students are also asked to serve as cultural ambassadors cultures makes people. You cant make another penny another way. Two years ago, i saw a u. S. Ambassador and talked to him about the project. And he said when the National Orchestra comes here in russia to perform, as an ambassador you will be able to do more with relations than i can do with ten treaties. We really need to be sure of what were trying communicate in our music in support of the orchestra. I think it will be special to say this is what americans got to experience. I know this experience right now, its opening up my eyes to the possibilities of what music can be. And those teens are part of the first National Youth orchestra. Next year a completely new Youth Orchestra will tour the United States. Including a performance right down the street right here on 57th at Carnegie Hall. What a challenge for the kids. Its literally kids from every corner of the country. Thats how you get the best. Thats what claude was talking about. He said it best at the top of the piece, you walk into the room and you see a bunch of teens sitting on stage, then you actually hear them its incredible. Might be one of the coolest fees pieces you ever do. And maybe one of the longest, too. Terrell brown, thank you. Heres a wienl look at the weekend weather. Coming up next he is one of the most celebrated chefs in new york. And rightly so. Chef alfred portalli is going to have a dish with Something Special to wash it down. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. When it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast i need all the help i can get. I tell them come straight to the table. I say, its breakfast time, not playtime. Theres fruit, milk and im putting a little nutella on your wholewheat toast. Funny that last part gets through. [ male announcer ] serving nutella is quick and easy. Its great taste comes from a unique combination of simple ingredients like hazelnuts, skim milk and a hint of cocoa. Okay, plates in the sink, grab your backpacks [ male announcer ] nutella. Breakfast never tasted this good. vo purina cat chow. 50 years of feeding great relationships. Q new york city such a beautiful city jeff alfred port addale. At gotham bar and grill in Greenwich Village Downtown Central to the creation of cuisine. The chef has won three james beard awards, written several cook cookbooks. We welcome him into the the dish. A very good seasonal menu melon salad with fresh mint and sugar snap peas. Thats where you start, right . The main course duck breast. Yum, yum. Green pepper roast. And an assortment of baby vegetables and polenta with fresh corn. And it only took a few minutes to mix together right . Yeah. Im looking at your background youre a jewelry designer yes i got into cooking but was interested in a career with jewelry. I createproto types for the show. And they went missing. So i was really disappointed. And it kind of drove me towards the culinary arts. Were thankful for that. Yeah. Aesthetics is a big deal to you. This is so beautiful to look at. You almost dont want to touch it to mess it up thank you thank you. Design is important, but taste, i think is more paramount. How do you do the duck . Well, the buck you know its a classic dish essentially, a duck with peaches. I spend a lot of time in the southwest of france where this duck comes from. Its simply roasted. And it kind of relies on you make a sauce make a green peppercorn sauce. Again, a real old classic dish but weve updated it with the addition of roasted peaches. You mentioned roasted peaches. I found it fascinating how into locally enforcing ingredients you are. What makes a difference . Well were just a few blocks from the market. The logic of it is a, we want to support our farmers. And we can talk about the new book. But, you know food that is in season and locally grown, not only, its less expensive and fresher and tastes better. Talk about how you managed to last. 30 years in one spot gotham bar and grill. If you havent gone its fantastic. Thank you. What are the secrets . I know youre not going to give them away but i think the main thing is i continue to love what i do. We remain challenged. Were constantly changing the menu and creating new dishes. But i still love being in the kitchen and doing that. And i think thats part of the success. A lot of people would say that you are one of the pioneers of new american cuisine. I want to ask one of the pioneers, what do you think is the future . Whats the next big thing in food when you look to the future . Well, you know certainly, local, Sustainable Food is very very important. I think we need that will be a much greater part of the focus going forward. Cleaner, pure flavors. Less complicated. And also you say protein doesnt to be the star. Youre saying vegetables can really be the star of the dish . Well thats another trend that youll see, i think. Youre already seeing it. Protein, it used to be one of 14ounce steak. Now, the proteins are smaller, six ounces, eight ounces. And theres more emphasis on velg vegetable vegetables. More healthy eating. If you could share this dish with anyone, who would it be . Thats easy. I would share it with julia child. Im a big fan of julia, i actually cooked this meal at her home years ago. We did a whole show on duck. Wed love to get your signature on that. Wed be honored to add it to the list of signatures that we already have the chef of chefs. Julia child. It always helps the business doesnt it . She is astonishing. Her book mastering the art of french cooking is maybe one of my first cookbooks. That will be one of the more unique signatures. Thats beautiful. The signature of alfred portale. You see it there. For more on him negotiation, go to our website, cbsnews. Com. Up next a performance from keegan and sarah, currently crossing the country from one of the hottest tours of the year. 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All i want to get is a little bit closer well all i want to know is can you come a little closer be a friend before we get a little bit closer before we become a little bit closer night sky is changing overhead its not physical it gets oh so critical so lets make things physical like you are so typical oh oh oh oh ill treat you like youre typical i get you underneath me before we meet a little bit closer night sky is changing overhead not just all physical im the type who wont get oh so critical owe lets make things physical i wont treat you like youre oh owe typical i want you close i want you i wont treat you like youre typical i want you close i want you i wont treat you like youre typical ooh ooh ooh ooh here come the dreams of you and me here come the dreams here come the dreams of you and me here come the dreams its not just all physical im the type who wont get oh so critical so lets make things physical i wont treat you like youre oh so typical i want you close i want you i wont treat you like youre typical i want you close i want you i wont treat you like youre typical oh oh oh oh i wont treat you like youre typical oh oh oh oh oh i wont treat you like youre typical all i want to get is a little bit closer all i want to know is can you come a little closer [ applause ] thats tegan and sara on a saturday morning. 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Do you remember me i prayed for your cause i like i would never say i stuck around id say to you every time i was a fool i was a fool for love i was a fool for love i was a fool i was a fool can you see me and block me out how long did you think id last and you disappeared for weeks at a time how many times but i was feeling like i could never fit but i stuck around i said to me every time i was a fool for love i was a fool for love i was a fool i was a fool if youre worried that i might have changed you best be looking for without a foolish heart a foolish heart but all we said our love like that could never fail i stuck around i did behave i saved you every time i was a fool for love i was a fool for love i was a fool i was a fool for love i was a fool i was a fool for love announcer for more about cbs this morning visit us at cbsnews. Com. This is kpix 5 news. A huge show of support expected today for Trayvon Martin from the bay area to the east coast. This is the fire that we fear every year. A wild fire raging out of control in Southern California. How conditions on the ground are challenging crews on the front line. Looking ahead to a bay area walking tradition that has raced more than 77 million for hiv prevention. Thanks for joining us. Im anne. Im brian. Were going to get to the important stuff weather. Were starting out with dry conditions along the shown line. Things are going to w