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Donald trump insists he is not john miller. I can tell you this i can tell you this you understand. I dont know who that guy on the phone was, but he does one hell of a john miller impression. Sounds like trump has his vice president. [ applause ] welcome to the weekend. Everyone. Coming up, they acted in one of the highest grossing films of all time, yet no one saw their faces. Details on a documentary about the unknown actors from the original star wars. Plus, from blockbuster franchises to Tony Awardwinning musicals. Before they were huge hits of stage and screen, they were books that landed on the socalled banned list. Well look at the history of the banned books list and what it tells us about america. And m. Wards best known for the band with zoe deschannel me and him, but he has solo albums, and hell perform ahead in our saturday session. First, our top story. A chaotic end of the week for donald trump after what seemed like a promising start. Days after a positive meeting with gop leaders, theres a series of new concerns over his taxes, honesty, even his former butler. A few minutes okay Hillary Clintons campaign few minutes ago, Hillary Clintons campaign attacked trump for not releasing his tax returns. We have more. Reporter good morning. It was a critical week for donald trump, and he emerged from the meetings in washington with some Establishment Republicans warming up to him. Hes also nearing a deal to harness the rncs vast fundraising infrastructure. Now hes trying to bat away a number of distractions that underscore the unpredictability of the presumptive gop nominee. Its none of your business. Reporter under fire for not releasing his tax returns, donald trump refused to disclose his tax rate and rejected the idea that voters have a right to see his returns. Whether the audit ends, i will present them. I hope its before the election. Reporter trump has maintained he cant follow tradition and release his tax returns like nominees have since 1976 because the recent years are under irs audit. I fight very hard to pay as little tax as possible. Reporter the Presumptive Republican nominee boasted that he pays the lowest rate possible, and that voters wouldnt learn anything. The documents would spell out how much he pays in taxes and shine a light on the billionaire businessmans Charitable Giving and companies. If he doesnt release his tax return, i dont know if anyone cares. Reporter rnc chairman Reince Priebus is rushing to trumps defense. Others from former republican nominee mitt romney to Hillary Clinton have asked what hes hiding . John miller. Reporter trump is fighting back against a report that he posed as his own publicist under the pseudonyms john miller. It was in the 80s after his love life made for tabloid headlines. Reporter the Washington Post says trump admit to being miller and called it a joke gone awry. Youre telling me about it for the first time. It doesnt sound like my voice. I have many people trying to imitate my voice. Reporter on friday afternoon, Washington Post reporter were 44 minutes into a phone interview with trump to talk about his finances, and they asked a question about miller. They said, did you ever employ someone named john miller as a spokesperson . The phone went silent, then dead. And when the reporters called back and reached trumps secretaries, she said, i heard you got disconnected. He cant take the call now. I dont know what happened. Interesting. Julianna goldman in washington. Thank you. Donald trumps former butler is being investigated by the secret service. Anthony senecal who worked at the trump estate in palm beach is coming under scrutiny for violent andac his Facebook Page saying president obama should be hanged for treason. The Trump Campaign says the 74yearold has not worked for trump in years. Lets explore it with ed okeefe, a political reporter for the Washington Post. Great to see you. Start with the joke thats gone awry. The 1991 recordings from john miller. What do you make of this . Do you think tell affect donald . No. Frankly, supporters will see it as donald being donald. Those who dont like him to begin with will see it as donald being donald. Theres no reason necessarily to think its him. He didnt break laws or commit fraud. He was touting himself by the name of a wellknown police official, reporter from this new york, and the name of his son. Its the way he is and was. Theres the beginnings of an attempt to unite the republican party, notably with House Speaker paul ryan. How do you think it he went over senior lawmakers, orrin hatch, people that will be important to help out and be there to help as he campaigns. He still wasnt won over paul ryan. How important is it . Critical. In talking to rank and file republicans this week, they know about. It they realize hes not with them and say, look, at this point, in any president ial campaign, you would think youd have the speaker of the house if hes of your party with you, if hes still working on that. It shows hes got a lot of work ahead. When youve been the ideas guy, when youve been the one calling for limited government, lower taxes, Strong National security, and your president ial nominee is anything but now, why would you its inially jump on it . It will take time. You wrote an interesting article about how trump has affected people saying i need to get documented, i need to be a citizen, i need to get the proper paperwork. Whats happening . Yeah. These are legal residents who have been here for decades in many cases. Literall and realize figure were going to have a republican president ial nominee whos talking this way about immigrants and refugees, ive got to do something. The way i can do that is become a citizen and vote. Theres a lot of groups across the country trying to register millions of new voters potentially across the country. If this happens, theyre mostly hispanic, likely to vote for democrats. Can make a big difference in places like arizona, colorado, nevada. Republicans see that, republican dont like trump. Theyve been warning about this and say this is exactly what weve been worried about. That will if you nominate someone who dispagers immigrants, theyll all vote for the other guy, and well end up losing. Not only will we lose, you could see governors, congressmen, senators, city council guys lose their seat because theyre associated with him. I think a lot of people thought at this point the democratic race would be over. It still continues. How much how much damage do you think for Hillary Clinton is there in continuing to have battle Bernie Sanders up to the convention . Wouldnt she love to be focussed on john miller, john baron, whatever you want to call wouldnt she rather be spending millions of dollars attacking him . But she has to go out this week and spend ad money in kentucky because theyve got an upcoming primary. Shes going to have to campaign hard in california because Bernie Sanders is ready to spend tens of millions of dollars there. Its a a prolonged contest that she didnt anticipate. They realize that he has the right to do. It the longer it goes on, the harder it is for her to pivot and drive home the message that trump isnt someone that should be elected president. Thank you very much. Tomorrow on face the nation on cbs, john dickersons guests will include Reince Priebus, chairman of the Republican National committee, and former defense secretary robert gates. Alabamas attorney general is pledging to join other state to fight a new obama administrative directive. It requires Public Schools to give transgender students access to bathrooms and locker rooms that match their gender identity. The governor of arkansas told his States Schools to defy the directive. Its similar in texas. Ft. Worth. We will not yield to blackmail from the president of the united states. Reporter in his rebuke of the obama administrations new guidelines, texas Lieutenant Governor dan patrick urged the States School districts to ignore them completely. Why cant parents and the public have input on this policy . Will. When we err on the side of fear, we amplify hysteria. Reporter the issue had already boiled over in ft. Worth after the states fifth Largest School district said it would enforce a policy which includes letting transgender finance choose the restroom they use, regardless of their gender at birth. Taxpayers and parents should be outraged at the shocking violation and breach of the public trust. Get back to education. Repeal the policy. [ applause ] reporter the superintendent, ken scribner, said the policy was aimed at preventing bullying. Unfortunately, not every child comes from a safe and supportive home. Reporter the latest battle at School Districts across the country, deciding how to accommodate transgender of columbia have laws regarding gender and bathroom use. Only two, california and new jersey, specifically allow students to choose a restroom based on their gender identity. North carolina forbids it. Youre mocking democracy. Reporter in ft. Worth, the new federal guidelines seemed to intensify the debate rather than stetsds. Allison kelly has two children in Public Schools now. This is not a federal decision. This is a state and this is a local decision. Reporter joel burns is a former City Council Member and lgbt advocate. Im happy the federal government is step information to make sure that all kids have a safe place to go to school. Reporter texas Public Schools receive more than 6 billion a year in federal funds. The Lieutenant Governor said he is willing to forego that for the sake of the fight. For cbs this morning saturday, manuel bojorquez, ft. Worth. Isis has declared a state of emergency. The u. S. Military believes the Terror Organization is planning did facto capital of raqqah in northern syria. There are reports that isis is moving equipment and fighters in and around the city, presumably in the expectation that local forces will try capture it. Raqqah has been an isis stronghold for much of the war in syria. The terror group controls more than half of syria. Now to the intense backlash over the extremely long security lines at our nations airports. Frustrated passengers have waited in tlients have snaked lines that have snaked through airports that seem to barely budget. This one friday was especially impressive. There passengers reported wait times of an hour and a half. As we report, now the secretary of Homeland Security is promising to speed things up. Reporter the long lines at airport checkpoints stretch from coast to coast. About as long as the line at midway must have felt. Weve been in this line since st. Louis. Reporter many frustrated flyers are using the hash tag ihatetowait to complain about the problem. Ive never had to do this before. Reporter yesterday in phoenix, it was checked lug the gentleman got waylaid. A glitch in the tsas automated screening process left thousands of bags sitting in a hot parking lot. The tsa says the checkpoint delays are being caused by about an 8 increase in Airline Travel and a shortage of security officers. The agency has intensified its screening process to more carefully monitor all passengers after federal investigation revealed significant security vulnerabili vulnerabilities. I would not characterize it as a national crisis. Reporter secretary of Homeland Security jay johnson outlined plans for hiring more officers and deployed more k9 teams to airports ahead of the Summer Travel season when lines could get even longer. Tens of thousands of people have missed flights during this period. Did you do a good enough job preparing people for this new reality . Im focused on what we do Going Forward and making sure that we are that we are anticipating, that this has both the personal attention of myself and the tsa administrator. Reporter congressman john micah sat on the floor of the washingtons airport to hear the secretarys briefing. I asked the secretary if he felt they had done a good enough job preparing americans for the situation thats been created . No. I dont think so at all. Unfortunately, the way its been brought to their attention is by the media. By thousands being left behind in almost every airport. Reporter many airport appear to agree with congressman micah. The three new york airports joined seattle and atlanta in threatening to drop the tsa for private screeners if the lines dont improve. For cbs this morning saturday, Reagan National airport, virginia. Breaking news overnight. Some Washington State residents may be forced to evacuate as a wildfire burns about 45 miles north of seattle. Firefighters dropped water on the smoke fl hot, dry weather is fueling the blaze which centers on 75 acres in a dense and steam forest area. Farther north, another fire in oso is 10 contained after burning through roughly 130 acres. The Massive Wildfire burning in alberta, canada, now spans 930 square miles. Its moving away from the city of ft. Mcmurray. On friday, Prime Minister trudeau surveyed the extensive damage by helicopter. The fire forced more than 88,000 people from their homes and destroyed more than 2, 400 buildings. Its expected to burn forested areas for several more weeks. Temperatures from the midwest, new england, are expected to be well below normal this weekend. The surge of cool air follows an outbreak of thunderstorms and hail such as this storm in houston on friday. Meteorologist ed curran from her chicago station, wbbn, has more on the weekend weather. Good morning. Good morning. And you see the circulation here thats drawing in the cold air. The cold a tomorrow when it moves east. It will be cold, windy, temperatures running from 15 to 25 degrees below normal. Chicago sees 50 degrees today. It should be closer to 70 degrees this time of year. And new york, though, youre at 71 for the high today. Tomorrows high comes in at only 59 degrees. The cold air pours in. In addition, a chance of severe weather. East coast, new york, washington, marginal risk for severe weather, severe thunderstorms in texas into parts of new mexico. Also in oregon and idaho, as well. In all these cases, a marginal chance for severe weather, damaging wind and hail the main threat. Ed occcurran from wbbz news. Take a look at this video. It captures the harrowingen as the tractortrailer began to flip over and fall on its side yesterday morning. Police say the truck apparently broke an axle before it flipped. Ive never seen that. Where the axle rolls like that. Behind it. No one was hurt. Part of the bridge was closed for four hours creating a traffic headache for commuters. The bridge is one of the most heavily traveled in the new york area. It was the morning commute, too. Painful. Incredibly disruptive around new york city. A spectacular fire destroyed a store that sold both gardening supplies and fireworks in england. The fire broke out on friday in southampton england, sending many of the fireworks into the sky. Nearby homes were evacuated as dozens of firefighters struggled to put the fire out. There were no reported injuries. A new jersey family is savoring their winnings this weekend after their mother, pearly smith, who never gambles, threw caution to the wind and bought some powerball tickets. Now the family is trying to figure out how to divide 4 million among seven adult children. Not a bad problem to have. We have the story. Marcia called and said, guess who won the powerball. I said, who . She said, we did. I said, well, stop april fooling me. And get off of my phone. Reporter valerie author is one of eight family members who won the powerball jackpot. She says the winning numbers came to her 70yearold mother, pearly smith, in a dream. Divine intervention gave us the numbers. The only way you can explain that. Ri ripe. Reporter pearly smith, a pastor and mother of seven, rarely gambles. She purchased the ticket at this 7eleven in new jersey. Are you going to tithe 10 to your church . Absolutely. Absolutely. Reporter the smith family decided to take the cash option valued at 284 million. The money will be split evenly with plans to first pay off mortgages and school loans. Katherine, will spend some money on a mentoring program for young girls that shes had for 15 years. Now she has her own funding where she can help young ladies at risk. She can go and change lives on her own accord. Reporter behind me is a september 11 where that multimillion dollar ticket was purchased. The smith family says they waited a week to reveal themselves because they needed time to get their Financial Team in order for advice. For cbs this morning saturday, trenton, new jersey. Wouldnt it be great to hear that one day guess who won the lottery . We did. I would have reacted like pearly, no, we didnt. In the headlines, the New York Times reports pfizer is blocking the use of drugs for lethal injection in prisons. The Pharmaceutical Company is following the lead. 20 other companies in the u. S. And europe have made the step. It closes the last remaining open mart in executions. Its unclear how states will find drugs to conduct the executions. Our houston affiliate, khoutv, reports the search continues in the gulf of mexico for a passenger who fell off a Carnival Cruise ship friday. The coast guard is looking for samantha roberg, who fell off the ship. Her fall was caught by the cameras. The ship was sailing from galveston to mexico when she disappeared. The Arizona Republic report Sheriff Joe Arpaio has been found in contempt of court for disobeying a federal judges orders in a racial profiling case. The ruling is considered a formality as arpaio and some aides admit to violating the judges orders due to whats described as a Communications Error before the hearings began. It opens the door, however, to possible fines and even jail time. Wregtv report a former Flight Attendant has been indicted for stealing hundreds of mini liquor bottles from ralta airlines. Theft and unlawful sale of alcohol charges for pocketing the bottles after a flight. Shes accused of selling them on kroigs list for a fraction of the price. And an ontario woman drove into a lake because she was following the instructions of her gps. The woman was driving in rain and thick fog on thursday night with Poor Visibility when she took an unplanned swim in georgian bay. The car stayed afloat long enough for the woman to role down the window, grab her purse, and swim about 30 yards to shore. Police pulled out the car the next day. Quite scary. I sense perhaps the men in her life were not supportive. I support you. Ive coming up, driving under the influence of marijuana. With no reliable roadside test, we look at the challenge for police in stopping deadly crashes caused by the drug. And later, the olympics in brazil are less than three month away. The focus has been on anything but the events. Details on the growing calls to move the games. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. Coming up, the race to go super far, super fast. Inside the battle to build the first hyperloop and why it may arrive sooner than highspeed rail. Shes turning 90 years old and has spent 64 years on the throne. Well look at the other impressive numbers behind the queens reign. Stay with us, youre watching cbs this morning saturday. This half hour, new concerns about the risks of driving while using marijuana. A recent aaa study found an increase in deadly crashes involving drivers who had smoked pot. Another study by the same researchers warns that as yet there is no reliable test to determine impairment caused by the drug. We have more on the growing debate. Reporter its been nearly three years since mary gaston hugged her son blake goodbye. Just moments before he was hit and killed by a drunk driver who was high on marijuana. Every parent can appreciate when your childs on top of the world, where everything is going so right in their life. Within minute die. Its beyond the worst day of your life. Youre driving around smoking. You know its not a good idea, right . Yeah, i do. Reporter aaa looked at traffic deaths in washington since it became one of the first states to legalize pot, finding fatal crashes involving a driver who recently used marijuana more than doubled in a year. Jake nelson is the foundations director of research. We know its an increasing contributing factor to a very important Highway Safety problem. Something we should all be concerned about. Reporter taylor west from the National Cannabis industry association. This study doesnt tell us anything about accidents related to impairment from marijuana. Reporter six states set a legal limit above zero for thc in a persons blood for driving under the influence of marijuana. Similar to blood alcohol indicating drunk driving. Sycamore states have proposed sim six more states have proposed similar laws. Theres no amount of cannabis in a persons body that would allow us to accurately pred varies too much. Reporter instead, the study points to dash cam videos of officers identifying impaired driving. Like this speeding car cutting off traffic and swerving. Is there a reason that you dont know that youre doing 67 Miles Per Hour when you go around me . 67 . 67 mileperhour. I wouldnt make it up. Let me ask you this where is the weed at . Reporter here trained drug detection officers can test for marijuana, similar to drunk driving testing. It was not on my radar. What it took was the death of my 23yearold child. Reporter a 2015 federal government government report found the crash risk from drugs like pot was highly influenced by other factors including age and gender. More than a dozen states are considering legalizing marijuana. Cbs this morning saturday, washington. Coming up, it sounds like science fiction, but its real. Hyperloop wars. An ultrafast Transportation System that could get you from l. A. To San Francisco in just half an hour. 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First up, walk down any aisle of your local supermarket, and youre sure to see lot of products with descriptions of their nutritional value. Now the fda says it will reevaluate regulations about the claims, including the definition and use of the word healthy on labels. Why is the fad reconsidering this . One of the cool things is that its largely consumer driven. Theres even been a citizens petition to get it done. Ultimately, people want to be able to make informed decisions it about what theyre eating. Labels have to be clear, accurate, and have to be up to date. Whether it comes to the term healthy when it comes to the term healthy, they are not up to date. The science of what we define as healthy has complete he changed since the early 90s when the fda first defined the term. Under the current guidelines, you can put a theoretically, you could put a healthy label on sugared cereal, Something Like frosted flakes or pop tarts, nutrients. In the early 90s, we werent as focused on the sugars. On the flip side, things like salmon, avocado, even almonds may not be able to carry a healthy label because they have too much fat. In the early 90s we werent focused on the good fat versus the bad fat. A lot has changed. Theres no baseline for the definition . I falsely believed you had to hit a mark to put it on your packaging. Right. The dietary guidelines for americans, as holly points out, has changed so much since the 1990s when we thought, okay, it should be low in fat. They dont mention anything or much about added sugar. We said, okay, unsat rated fats should be low, now mention of transfats which are now banned. I think the big takeaway is we make it so complicated. How do you have a healthy diet. Really a lot of the stuff as we always say, stuff your mother could tell you. You want to have healthy ingredients, so were leag things like that. Also, its a matter of how they are put together. You could have one thing labeled healthy. If you have that all the time, thats all you have, it becomes an unhealthy diet. Right. Holly, is the reevaluation of nutritional claims ultimately a good thing for consumers . Its hard to see any downside here. Transparency is key. Healthy isnt the only term thats being redefined by the fda. Theyve said in the coming weeks they will actually put out a formal guideline for what the label natural should be on products. Right now its misleading. Sometimes people think its if the product says natural it means theres not artificial flavoring or pesticide or gmos. And in fact, it means anything whatever the manufacturer or Company Wants to mean. They will change that. Also, transfats. The fda finally banned transfats after years and years of lobbying from advocacy groups. So were definitely on the right track. All more information. Its just a little slow. Taking time. Eat this, dont eat this. There you go. All right. Moving on a condition thats been misunderstood for decades, Irritable Bowel Syndrome. Ibs affects an estimated 10 to 15 of adults and causes a range of painful symptoms. Fewer than half of those sufferers will receive a diagnosis. Jon spoke with dr. Mark pimentel, a leading expert from Cedarssinai Medical Center in los angeles about his research in uncovering the roots of ibs. What exactly is Irritable Bowel Syndrome . Irritable bowel syndrome is a disease that affects 48 Million People. And nobody really knew what it was. Its associated with symptoms, abdominal discomfort, bleed bloating, and changes in bowel patterns that go on for years. People call it ibs for short. Right. What did they used to think was the cause . 20 years ago, often when doctors donow a disease, they often attribute to stress and anxiety. It more often happened in women. There was a concept of maybe it was anxious women. And all of that has gone by the wayside thankfully. I remember at the beginning of my career, it was like women were patted on the head, its okay. Its in your head. Then it turns out its not in your head. Its in your gut, something real. And what exactly is the cause now or what we know right now . What were starting to understand is that the gut microbiom is affected whats that . The microbiom is the collective group of bacteria that are in your gut normally. They usually reside in the colon or large intestine. And when they start to overpopulate, go into the small intestine, we call that small intestinal bacterial overgrowth. We see it a lot in ibs. Then they get bloated and change in bowel function. This change in the microbiome we think is a major cause of ibs or a large percent of patients have that. And so once you have the to pat you on the head and say, oh, its all in your head . The good news is for patients who are told its in their head and now they sit at home and never see a doctor because they thought it was futile, now it isnt. And you can see more of the interview with dr. Pimentel on cbsth cbsthismorning. Com. That must be a sigh of relief for people who were undiagnieced. Absolutely. The takeaway is that there are tens of millions who are belly problems. It could be bloating, abdominal pain, diarrhea, constipation, whatever. For years, i think people have been misdiagnosed. Theres a good chance that if you have one of these symptoms, that you havent gotten the consideration diagnosis. The takehome is dont be sitting at home suffering. Theres a lot of different causes. Would be sill yak disease, an ulcer, it could be Irritable Bowel Syndrome, parasitic infection. You have to go to your general doctor at first. If that doesnt work, this is something where i would say you know, its changed a lot. There do. A lot of new treatments and diagnoses. Go to a specialist. Finally, c afup ofe cofe is the only way many of cuss start our day. For many of us can start our day. For those trying to curb a java intake or trying to wake up without caffeine, the folks at u usaa science, are making suggestions on how to stop coffee. End a shower with cold water, eat a healthy breakfast, exercise first thing in the morning, and throw on good tunes and start the day with a little music. We have music here. Good way to start the day. A good way to end it, too. Dr. Holly phillips and two. Two thank you very much. Coming up, more on a super fast transplant system. More than one Company Wants to build. It well talk about the hyperloop wars. This is cbs this morning saturday. We invited women to a spa to dish soap. Body wash. You may not feel it, but some body washes can contain cleansers found in dish soap. Dove body wash is different. It has only the gentlest cleansers. It just made me feel good. This is dove. Hey spray n wash is back. Ws . 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Quilted northern works their bathroom experience. Just like they forgot conductor randy, who sees all and forgets nothing. At least hes not constable bob. [ applause ] transportation. This week the first fullscale test of Hyperloop One was conducted in the nevada desert. Supporters say the ultra highspeed system could get you from los angeles to San Francisco in just 30 minutes. Hyperloop is not the only company vying to perfect this ambitious design which has led to a competition some are calling the hyperloop wars. Joining us is tim fernholz for the Business News site quartz. Good morning. Good morning. This was dreamed up by elon musk, founder of tesla, a few years back. Hyperloop would rocket people through a tube at like 760 Miles Per Hour. The speed of sound. Nearly. Its very fast. And it was musk came up with it because he was tired of watching the debate over californias highspeed rail which delayed, and no one is sure if it will get done on time. Elon is convinced that this combination of existing technology, so we have maglev trains, you put it in a tube without air, and it can go super fast. He thinks thats going to be a cheaper solution Going Forward. Now, company taking him up on it. I dont think anyone who hears this doesnt think its great. It could apply to my city. Things could move a lot faster. At 750 Miles Per Hour, what happens to your innards, your body . Well, its hard to say because no one has tried a human passenger. We can look at the renderings companies have developed, think of a tube 11feet wide, four compression chairs because theres a g force pushing you back. It doesnt necessarily look super comfortable now. On the other hand, its a half hour instead of a sixhour drive. The issue is not the technology. That exists . The technology has been proven in different ways. One component. What we saw this week, there was a test where one of the companies demonstrated the theirpropulsive trip. Its does it make sense is, it Cost Effective relative to other ideas for mass transit. I recognize asking you to define magnetic levitation is hard. You didnt warn me it that what is a basic way . Comparable systems exist in japan and europe. How do they make it work . Sure. Its electromagnets. If you think of as a kid in school, if you had a magnet that was positive and one that was negative and tried to push them, theres resistance. You take advantage by creating a capsule that will levitate on a Magnetic Field and shoot along this railway or through a tube. There are other bigname players involved in this race to develop this. Why is it getting so much attention . I think everyone is impatient with especially in the united states, the transportation we look at europe and asia where they have much faster, much cleaner trains. We want to do better. Companies like ge are investing. Frances National Railway company is investing in this. There is a sense that people are looking for new innovation in this area. Its not clear if it will will be any easier to get the right of way for private landowners to build the tubes where you need to build them. What is the next step . When could we see significant changes . The company that did the test, Hyperloop One, hopes by the end of the year to have a kitty hawk moment where they have a fully functioning hyperloop track going more than 700 Miles Per Hour. The next step is finding someone who wants to pay to build it on a usable scale. Theyre doing feasible studies in sweden, doing them with the ports of los angeles and long beach in california. Maybe to move Cargo Containers off ships. Another Company Called sky tran has a at this point nigeria. So itsdi city who will put a couple billion dollars behind launching the system. If theres a will, this could be only a few years away . Its possible. 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Officially britains longest serving monarch at over 64 years, Queen Elizabeths been on the throne long enough to meet with ten u. S. President s. Shes still not the reigning monarch in the world. That honor belongs to the king of thailand whos held the throne for over 69 years. Nor is she the oldest head of state. Robert mo g abeh, the 92yearold president of zimbabwe, holds that honor. Shes still got something to shoot for. In addition to ten president s, 12 Prime Ministers, Winston Churchill to david cameron. It was an eventful celebration at the Windsor Castle thoroughbred show. Her horse won. She claimed her prize, a gift card to the Grocery Store chain tesco, worth about 70. Everyone wants free groceries. I understand. Still thrifty. Coming up, stormtroopers, aliens, and darth vader. We pick behind the masks and under the helmets of the original star wars cast. For some of you, local news is next. The rest of you, stick around. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. Welcome to cbs this morning saturday. Im anthony mason. Im vinita nair. Coming up this half hour, olympicsize problems for the summer games in brazil. A look at whats going on and the growing calls to move the event out of rio. Then, the socalled banned books. Well see which 1800 americans are currently which ones americans are currently complaining about and which past banned books became movies or plays. Selfies or selfish . How cell phone are changing the relationship between celebrity and their fans. First, hour top story this hour. Donald trumps positive week with the gop brass ended on a our sour note with a stream of new controversies for the presumptive mi on friday when asked about when the public will see his stillunreleased tax returns, trump said he doesnt think the public has the right to see them. This morning, Hillary Clintons campaign pounced, releasing this ad that details how every major nominee from both parties has released their returns since 1976. Also, people are still waiting for more answers from donald trump about whether he ever pretended to be a publicist when calling reporters. Like in this 1991 audio recording obtained by the Washington Post. It was in the 80s and 90s when his love life made for tabloid headlines. You know, coming out of a marriage that he started to do tremendously well financially. Decades ago, trump admit he sometimes used the alias and once described it as a joke gone awry. On friday, trump said it was not him on the phone, nor did it sound like him. The secretary of Homeland Security promises weary flyers that relief is coming as travelers endure lengthy security line some airports as the tsa struggles with the shortage of screeners, heightened security procedures, and an increase in passengers. The wait is already changing the way some americans travel. If im going a medium distance, nashville to the east coast, ill drive rather than hop on a plane. The federal government plans to hire more agents and deploy more k9 teams ahead of the busy Summer Travel season. Some passengers aboard a skydiving flight got a different kind of thrill when the singleengine plane crashed in a vineyard in northern california. The short flight was caught on video with the problem starting shortly after takeoff. The pilot suffered a minor injury. The parachutewearing passengers managed to emerge unscathed. A group of teens got the ride of their lives as they were chauffeured to the prom. They were inside this limousine when flames started shoot friday night outside boston. No one was hurt. The teens caught a ride to their prom with another group of students. The 2016 summer olympics in brazil are less than three month away. So far the focus has been on everything but the event from the spreading advisories to political turmoil zika virus to political turmoil. Brazil is grappling with a number of issues that have led for some ka to call for the games to be moved, postponed, or canceled. Joining us is the wall street journals sarah germano. Good morning. How serious are the calls to cancel or move the games . So, theyre definitely something people are talking about. I think the thing to remember, though, is that when the olympics were decided to be hosted in rio, they were that came in 2009. Every olympic city bid process is a sevenyear project. At the time that they were selected to host the olympics, much of these problems werent really in the forecast right now, everybody is talking about zika. Even the real said its the winter season in rio so the mosquito population will be down. Were starting to see athletes raise concerns about this. Yeah. The thing with zika is theres things we know and things we dont know. What we do know is that its something that is transmitted fairly easily. The scariest part is that we dont know the longterm concerns, what the effects of contracting the zika virus are. There are growing concerns about the presence of zika in pregnant women and young babies being born with side effects from zika virus. Thats something that theres no vaccine for it. Theres no longitudinal study that tells us what the longterm effects might be and folks saying, i will get on the field, and as soon as its over ill go back to the hotel room. I dont want to spend time in the city. That registers on a lot of bars i think to hear athletes saying at and its antithetical to what the Olympic Movement is about. Its about everyone coming to one place and celebrating sport, taking part in watching these great athletes perform. To have athletes say theyre concerned about their health and participation is really scare something people. Theres a lot of political turmoil in brazil now. The president faces impeachment. There are problems about some of the venues actually being completed in time. Is that affecting things . Yes. Last night the metropolitan Transit Authority in rio said that a very critical subway line thats supposed to connect the main stadium areas to most of the park, thats going to be delayed and wont be opened until august 1st. With the games starting on august 5th, thats getting people nervous. What about the water i . Think thats also been a major headline. A lot of people, as you mentioned, when they wanted to get the games, rio pledged 80 of the sewage would be out of the water. Where do we stand on that now is t l earlier this winter. Unfortunately, not much has changed. The expectation is that the water and contamination of the water will probably be some level of sewage at the time the games start. The ioc is saying theyre hopeful, and theyre doing everything that they can they plugged a lot of money into this. Right. A lot of clouds hanging over the games. Thank you very much for being with us this morning. Thank you. With almost everyone carrying a cell phone, some celebrities say posing with fans for a selfie has become a new paparazzi. Earlier this week, Justin Bieber followed other stars such as amy schumer and banned fans from taking photos with him when he goes out in public. As carter evans reports, bieber seems to be going back on his word. Is it too late now to say sorry reporter pop superstar Justin Bieber may be saying sorry for his noselfies image to fans. This picture with a fan in boston followed his nowfamous Instagram Post that declared an end to fan selfies. On tuesday, bieber wrote, if you happen to see me out somewhere, know that im not going that take a picture. I feel like a zoo animal and want to be able to keep my sanity. This is the generation of pics or it didnt happen. I think what also has come is a sense of entitlement in that where i am entitled to Justin Biebers time and attention, more than he is entitled to his own privacy. Sorry. Regi regime regime amy sugar said, i will not reporter aim schumer said i will not take selfies anymore because of this dude. I said this is america, in america when you see a celebrity, go and take a selfie. This is what our culture is. Reporter whether its a pop star, politician hi. Reporter or the pope can i get a with phones. Paparazzi at least have some sense of decorum. They have parts of town where they know theyll find celebrities. Celebrities know theyre going to be found. Fans might not have the same boundaries. The idea that somebody else owns your time has to be so draining and frustrating. Reporter some stars like tom hanks are embracing the selfie culture as he explained to gayle king on cbs this morning. Sometimes its easier to grab that phone, put it in selfie mode, and snap away and keep moving on. Sometimes thats the fastest way to expedite your day. What do you mean reporter Justin Bieber has an answer to those who say he, too, should just accept the selfieinflicted assaults. If you truly were in my position, he says, you would understand how tiring it is. Reporter for cbs this morning saturday, carter evans, hollywood. A california man had to fight off fans of his own on a santa monica pier. They were the feathered kind. A weather camera at our los angeles station, kcbstv, captured this bird lover as he fed the hungry birds from his hat, even out of his hand. That makes me itch looking at it. Probably how Justin Bieber feels some of the time. All right. About nine after the up next, once banned, now beloved. Before they were hit movies and broadway shows, they were books that landed on the librarys socalled banned list. Well look at the history of the banned book list and what it tells us about the nation. 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Im val, the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. Were putting away acorns. You know, to show the importance of saving for the future. So youre sort of like a Spokes Person . More of a spokes metaphor. Get organized at voya. Com. A birds eye view told you just what you see what you know thats that is from the musical fun home. The story of a dysfunctional family struggling, among other things, with issues of sexual orientation. Fun home won best musical at last years tony awards. And a curious a curiousins of a dog of a lifetime won for best play. They share a distinction. The books from which they were adapted was two of the most challenged last year. They were on an annual list of librarians of the most complained about books. Ones that most would like to see banned from shelves. They see its a snap they say its a snapshot of issues categories. From her home office in man hon, susan has written 30 doings for children and young adults. An image from her book beyond magenta hangs proudly on her wall. Christina is one of six kids that copeland interviewed for the book as they transitioned from one jender to another. What was the Immediate Response . That was interesting because it was so positive. Much more than i thought it would be. Reporter you didnt get individual notes from parents or from Community Members criticizing the book . No. Reporter nothing . None. Reporter it wasnt until cookland saw her name on a google alert that she knew her book was among the top10 mostchallenged in the nation. What do you think it is that people are afraid of, that they wouldnt want your book to show them . Its scary because people dont understand it. Once you get to understand it, its theres that period before it happens where theres so much pushback and so much fear. I think thats what happened with my book. Reporter correct me if im wrong, but the majority of books on the banned list were about lgbt issues. Thats right, four out of ten. Reporter librarian james larue helped compile the list. Including four books about lesbi lesbian, gay, transgender books, there are two about islam, two about mental disability, the bible which he says has appeared many times before, and 50 shades of gray. It was initially selfpublished erotica but went on to sell 1 5 million copies. It was later adapted to a movie. Beyond this door. What is . My play room. Reporter what is the broad theme amongst the books that you have people saying these shouldnt number libraries . Its the outsider. Its wha society that mainstream america still feels some discomfort with. Reporter are you at the place where you can predict what people will be afraid of and when books might end up on the list . We certainly are close observers of our culture. If i look over the past year, weve had a surge of religious liberty bills, may transgender people use the restroom, or an attempt to, say, adopt the bible as the state book of tennessee, so often actions like this when any one group steps forward and says it needs to be like this, theres a pushback. Reporter larue says most books stay on the list for about five years, and then become mainstream. The best example harry potter. The concern was that this is a glorification of witchcraft and satanism. It was just this terrible fear that someone would be exposed to a nonchristian world view and be somehow seduced and corrupted by it. Reporter what do you think can be learned just from this list . I think were learning that the country is more frightened than we thought it was. Were afraid of Going Forward. Life is changing. Science is making changes. Politics is changing. Everythings changing. We can choose to grow as human beings or stay the same. Reporter cookland said when she wrote her book, there was nothing like it on the market. Now, lgbt books are a booming genre that may soon need a separate section in every library. What do you think will happen to your book sales . I havent really thought about it. Reporter when they get on the banned books, sales often increase. I know. People are all saying to me, congratulations, and meanwhile, i feel like ive been slapped in the face. Its odd reporter like youre proud to be on the banned book list. Its an interesting topic. We did ask, is there a specific state or region that complains the most. The answer is, it varies every year. And more often than not, it is a parent, a parent saying i dont want my exposed to that literature. Reading the book. Fascinating that harry potter was on it. Unmasking the star wars galaxy. A new documentary not only takes us behind the scenes of the scifi blockbuster but also under those iconic helmets. 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And a new documentary called l street 1976, unmasks some of the acto wars galaxy to life. Joining us are the films director, john spira and anthony forrest, who played one of the most memorable stormtroopers in the sag a. Good morning. Good morning. John, what made you want to make this film . I was teaching ten years ago. One of my students told me his secret, that he had appeared in star wars. That kind of intrigued me. He took me to his car, and it was full back was full of boxes of eight by ten photographs. He told me he travels the world signing autographs. I found ought that he was in the film, you can only see the back of his head for about five seconds or something. Yet, this has become his life. That was kind of my doorway into this world and this community. Anthony, now that weve taken your mask off, who is the character that you flay people know you as . Its a stormtrooper or as it became also known a sand trooper. And the sand trooper this particular sand trooper is the one who sand troopers. He does the Jedi Mind Trick scene with obiwan kenobi. Theres no way anyone could have known at the time. No. It was one of those moments that you Alex Guinness was wonderful to work with. Were a small crew in tunisia. This was early on in the beginning of filming. You ended up having one of the most memorable lines in the star wars saga. And its been used in other tv shows, as well, subsequently. Its become very big. Take a look. These arent the droids youre looking for. These arent the droids were looking for. These arent the droids youre looking for. These arent the droids youre looking for. Scuz me, stormtrooper. These are the droids youre looking for. What do you think when you see that . Its kind of like its magical. To know that crew of done something thats gone that far. Was it ever frustrating because nobody knew it was you. Its something. I was there to play the skywalkers. And the fixer ran toshi station. Those scenes were cut from the film. They werent used in the final film. And really george hadded me, he said, i was at the hotel. They said, george wants to see you on the set. They drove me to the set. George was walking to the car with a script. He was looking anxious. And he said, can you do me a favor and play this scene with Alec Guinness . Nobodys going to know, youre going to have a stormtrooper costume on and be in a helmet. It wont affect the fixer character. I said, lets do it. You interviewed ten actors who we dont actually know from the film. If there was a Common Thread with people like anthony and the others, what was it . I think the Common Thread was the experience that they had. The point of the film is looking at kind of how it affects how about associated with such a pop culture phenomenon has affected normal peoples lives. The thread that they have in common is in the summer in northwest london, they were at the studio, they were all there for a number of days on a film which they thought would be insignificant. 40 years later, they find out that really their lives is on to some degree have been shaped by that. The way they see themselves in some cases has been shaped by that. Just the association continues to resonate for many years. Fans must go nuts to both of you. Im sure they always wondered who these people were. And to know that it was you. It is interesting. Its you know, its fascinating because now im potentially meeting four generations. Right. Which is one last thing. You made a point for years of not telling people you were in star wars. Why . It just i work as a musician, i write songs and scripts and that. And i just didnt want that necessarily to weigh on the other things that you do. You know, you kind of want each work i feel should stand on its own. But youre proud of it id proud of it. Its always been proud of seeing something its had enormous effect on communities. There are so many across the country and that that dress up in costumes and that. They do Charity Events and raise enormous amounts of money for charities. Its great to actually see that kind of what is happening with that and how its working its way back into the communities. Does it still shed you have to put it on sideways. Im totally putting it on at the commercial. Thank you very much. Good luck with the film. Elstree 1976 is playing in select theaters and is available on video on demand. Coming up, gemstones, diamonds especially, have opinion among the most desired objects for thousands of years. Millennials dont seem to value diamonds like earlier generations. Why . The answers coming up. This is cbs this morning saturday. As Marilyn Monroe famously sang, diamonds are a girls best friend. For almost 70 years, the Debeers Company has promoted its Engagement Rings with a line, a diamond is forever. A slogan so successful it was voted the best of the 20th century by advertising age. Demand for diamond may not be forever. They dont hold as much appeal among millennials. Were joined by adam chandler, Senior Associate Editor at the atlantic. Good morning. Theres been a cultural shift with b this, hasnt there . Absolutely. Were seeing the American Dream kind of being redefined. Millennials arent buying houses, cars,ge drivers licenses in the way they previously did. So diamonds fit into this. Why do they lose their luster . Its a great question. I think people are scratching their heads about that now, too. Part of it is theyre not living at home or they are living at home more. Theyre not getting married. Theyre not getting married. Statistically in addition to the other things you mentioned theyre not doing. Theyre not getting married until later if theyre getting married at all. A lot of that plays to this idea that diamonds are a part of an older generation. You want something more personal, something thats more linked to an experience or story. That is sort of whats driving this shift away. That number we saw was interesting. Only 26 of millennials are married. The lowest number of any generation at the same age. Thats right. Also more socially conscious, too. Does that fit into this . Absolutely. This generation can move age thster than anyone else. Differently. Youre not rushing out to buy a diamond ring. Youre thinking about the ethics of it. The way that millennials are flocking to a place like chipotle more than mcdonalds because its more progressive, fits who they are more. That is part of the diamond conversation, too. So often when we talk about what millennials arent doing, you talk about the time they grew up in. The result is seeing the economy go through troubles. Graduating from college with debt. How big of a role is all of that . Just the is, they had that no other generation had. Absolutely. As i said, the American Dream is being redefined. A lot of that has to do with institutions changing. But wage staying the same. So millennials are adapting to the new American Dream, but theyre also driving it, which is an something parallel. I mean, we look at this theres 1. 3 trillion in buying power. As vinita pointed out, they have an enormous amount of student debt. This adjustment is happening on a number of they seem to like experiences more than they like tangible things. Exactly. Exactly. They are spending more money on travel and more time on travel than previous generations which is a really fascinating point. They want to connect to an experience rather than a possession. Luxury is being redefined by tech me to. If you technology. If you think about, it you pick up a smart phone. Thats a luxury item that you can use to order breakfast to your room if your apartment rather than staying at a hotel and getting room service. Its not a best friend, an acquaintance. Thats the way i look at it. Some people seem to be. Adam chandler, thank you very much for being with us. Next, the dish from her heart to your table, chef melba wilson has turned the cooking of her native harlem into her lifes work. I think shes talking to us, anthony. Hear the story and see all the beautiful food. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. Dogs sure can be messy. But with nexgard, their flea and tick killer doesnt have to be. Nexgard, the vets 1 choice for dogs, is a delicious, beefflavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. So its easy to give, easy to take. Reported side effects include vomiting, itching, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. Use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. Why mess around . For powerful flea and tick protection, ask your vet about nexgard. 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And theres Nothing Better than dessert which, unfortunately, sometimes i like to start with. Oh. And this is my poundcake. So you obviously know the way to anthony masons heart is to serve liquor in a mason jar. Tell us whats in the jar in front of us. I worked at a Mexican Restaurant for years and fell in love with sangrias. And my thought was, my sangria is called a sexy, a sexy sangria. After you drink one or two, you is to feel a little sexier. So its great ingredients working for me already. Yeah. You feel sexier . There you go. Good. Good. You have such a Family Tradition of cooking, which is why i was surprised to read that but accounting, you worked on wall street. What changed for you . For me, it was about happiness. And i was on a flight, and i heard a Flight Attendant say in case of your mask first. I looked at my life, and i had been putting on everyone elses mask except for mine. That was the aha moment for me. And also, you know, i got a call from my aunt sylvia, from sylvias restaurants famed sylvia right. Definitely. It started with her saying, melba, i want you to come in and plan my 25th anniversary. You know me, im thinking im going to be a committee of 10 or 20 people. There was a committee of one. And that one persons name was melba. I put together an amazing threeday event for her. It was fabulous. She said, why dont you stay and work with me. And welcomed me with open arms. It was a start. I love everything about this industry. Thats when i knew this is what i want to do with my life. You ended up working at windows on the world in the world trade center. I did. What were you doing there . I got a call from celebrity chef michael day of the week except sunday. Michael said, i want you to do something different. Whatever you want, as long as we bring people in. I started a champagne Gospel Brunch there. And it was fabulous. We were there september 9th, pea severaled september 10th, had had a meeting september 10th, had a meeting about extending our contract. And as we know, the next day september 11 happened still hard to talk about. Its very hard. We lost a team that we had worked with for years that morning. They were there. A lot of our lives changed that day. I think it also gave us an opportunity to appreciate the people around us. What better way than through food . I have to say with three businesses, it must be i dont know, is it an honor . Is it sometimes to be daunting to be the most successful africanamerican woman in restaurant and catering . I have blinders on. I dont look to my left. I dont take a look my right. Have accomplished. I look at the fact that theres so much more that i have to do. I want to inspire girls and boys that live in communities such as harlem and let them know that you can do whatever you want to just like i have. And you can do it in your community. I employ people from the harlem community. And harlem eat up. Im super happy about that. Which is coming up. The 19th through 22nd, spearheaded by marcus samuelson, dear friend and amazing chef, and the carlitz group. Gets restauranteur was uptown and downtown the opportunity to cook together, to fellowship through food, and through community. Its a festival unlike no other. And when you its quickly become an amazing event. Its wonderful. And there are so many free events for people from different communities to come and enjoy with us. We hope that you guys will be there. F im going to be thinking about you. Think about. As we get your south this dish, we want to ask if you could have this meal with any person past or present, who would that person be . Wow. If i could have this meal with anyone past or present, i would have to say it would be with the first family. Free time on their hands. Chef melba wilson, thank you very much. Thank you. For more on the chef and the dish, head to cbsthismorning. Com. Up next, our saturday session. When he performs with Zooey Deschanel hes the him in the band she and him. M. Ward is a solo artist and extraordinary songwriter. Hell temple hell perform n. You think that stopped me . I was about to be the first 3rd grader to jump the cook county creek. Jump 50 feet over the rapids and i crash land. Mom patched me up. Check out my scar. What . Now theres a new neosporin antibiotic that keeps her protected and minimizes scars. New neosporin plus pain itch scar im there for ray. Sie. Ted loved baseball. Dr. Phil likes to watch football. Renne, who wants sloppy joe on the menu every day. Rosies my best friend. Evelyn likes to dance. Harriett wants her fried shrimp as well. They give me so much back. I cant even imagine how i could possibly give them what they give me. In this mornings saturday sessions, singer songwriter matt ward, better known professionally as m. Ward. The Southern California singer started writing songs at age 15 and rose to prominence in oregon. Hes released eight critically acclaimed actress and musician Zooey Deschanel, working together as she and him. His latest solo effort was released in march and is being called his best work in a decade. Here is m. Ward performing the single little baby. Everythings old in the little baby yeah little baby nothing is as we see except for the baby the little baby oh little baby i say child be my teacher would you could you yeah little little baby oh little baby everyone i know has had to lie except for the baby yeah little baby and everyone knows when to cry except for the baby little baby oh little baby i say child be my teacher would you could you maybe yeah little baby oh little baby i said talk to me baby talk to me baby talk to me yeah talk to me baby tell me everythings all right i said child be my teacher would you could you maybe yeah little baby oh little baby little baby oh little baby little baby oh little baby [ applause ] dont go away. Well be back with more music from m. Ward. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. [music] no, no, no, no, people are both soft and strong. Yey which is why our products are too. Angel soft. Introducing the fusion of Exceptional Taste with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. New activia fruit fusion, with the exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis. Delicious and good for you. New activia fruit fusion. Shes noticing a real difference in her joint comfort. Karen shes single. And high levels of humiliation in her daughter. In just 7 days, your joint comfort can be your kids discomfort. Osteo biflex. Made to move. Angry birds are coming to mcdonalds. Ng sfx smack now you can order, scan and unlock ingame rewards based on the angry birds movie, rated pg only in theaters. Have a wonderful weekend, everyone. We leave you with more music from m. Ward. This is im listening. They wont say it plainly if its me its wrong i know because im listening my ear to the wall im listening im listening those who know they talk the ones who werent talking they dont know when it starts ill be the first one to know because im listening im listening im listening listening listening to you im listening listening in the still of the morning in t i know what youre thinking i know what you say im listening listening im listening listening listening listening at the moment im get it all i get it all narrator today, on lucky dog, a loyal australian cattle dog in need of a purpose. Brandon this right here is what we call velcro dogs. They want to be right near you the entire time. Narrator . And a dear friend in search of comfort. Lex i suffer from a kidney condition. Brandon on top of all this, you lost your dog. Lex losing zander was really tough. He was my companion when i was sick. Narrator but brandon is not just playing matchmaker. Hes playing lifesaver. Brandon that was the moment that i realized what otto could do for her. Im brandon mcmillan, and ive dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are