Structures damaged. Is that your car, sir . [ crying ] police have arrested three men for allegedly starting this fire. Inging papers into the camp fire. Today, the president is expected to change the way nsa gathers information. And a report in the guardian says the government has been collecting 200 million Text Messages every day. New jersey lawmakers issue 20 new subpoenas in the bridge scandal. Governor christie vows not to get distracted. Whatever test they put in front of me i will meet those tests because im doing it on your behalf. Yeah, at the gate United Airlines flight was forced to return to Newark Airport after hitting severe turbulence. Some crew members sustained minor injuries. Started to shake, and really came out of nowhere. Online security is warning retailers to identify malware after a breach at target compromised 110 million customers. Prince harry will be leaving his role as a helicopter pilot. Hes going to be taking up a new job with the army. Oh, that . Not easy doing what we do people. I would like to the awards. [ bleep ]. And all that matters. You think theres room for another bush in the white house . Kennedys, clintons bushes, theres more families than that. I would hope that someone else would run. On cbs this morning. Today, a special mile spoken will be celebrated at the white house. The first lady turning 50. Michelle obama said shes not ruling out Plastic Surgery or botox in the future. When asked to comment, barack went, nope. This eyeopener presented by toyota. Lets go places. Welcome to krmcbs this morning, good morning norah. Good morning, charlie. Big news. Indeed. The nsa faces historic changes in how it collects phone data. President obama will reveal the changes in about an hour at 8 00 a. M. Pacific. A Senior Administration official tells our Major Garrett that the president is ordering the nsa to try and transform the way it Stores Information collected from millions of americans cell phones. The nsa will collect new phone data to search for signs of terrorist activity and the fact that immediately the new policy will require a judges approval before the nsa can access any existing database. Cbs News National security analyst juan suarte is a former advisor to president george w. Bush. Good morning. Good morning, charlie. Whats your reaction and take on what the president is expected to say . Well, this is a dramatic shift. We knew that the president was going to have to articulate the balance between preserving the capabilities of the nsa and the Intelligence Community to gather data and analyze it with privacy and civil liberties. But the move here to shift the data out of the hands of the nsa is a fairly dramatic one, one that will take greater detail, perhaps some legislation but more importantly, charlie, i think the revelation that the president will order judicial findings, or order, before any query of the database can happen, thats a dramatic shift as to how the Intelligence Community has used the information in the past and will no doubt raise concerns in that community about how it does its business. Why do you think the president made this shift and this change . Well i think the president was certainly hearing the concerns about the Government Holding mass amounts of telephone meta data. And he couldnt ignore it. He cant ignore it. And so, hes trying to balance here the ability to query these kinds of databases, which are important to connect the dots. But clearly with the concerns over the government having access not just now but in the future, and for potential abuse, and i think the president certainly wants to strike that balance. Juan, let me ask you, the president gives speeches. He calls for reforms, but doesnt necessarily mean that they become action. They require a lot of approval by the Intelligence Community, by congress, and the president , were told, is not going to say who should eventually hold this data. Who could hold this data . And will it to answer critics questions, will it slow the intelligence efforts to quickly retrieve the data to prevent a terrorist attack . Well theres no question that it will slow the Intelligence Communitys ability to access the data. It doesnt collect, it doesnt have it in one place. Its going to be slower. Thats just the obvious fact. The reality is there is no clear option at this point. You could have the Telephone Companies keep it, but theres no legislation that requires retention beyond a certain point. You could have some third party, a clearinghouse, keep the data about you that doesnt exist, and its not clear that that would be any safer for privacy and civil liberties. So thats why the president will punt the bid on that issue, declare thats the desire but he wont necessarily articulate what that looks like. Juan, thank you so much. Thank you charlie. Southern california faces another day of severe fire danger. Crews this morning are getting control of the wildfire east of los angeles. But not before it burned more than ten square miles. Flames destroyed at least five homes. Three men accused of starting that fire in the mountains near glendora glendora, california, could be charged with federal crimes. Carter is in california. Good morning. Reporter good morning, norah and charlie. And good morning to our viewers in the west. This is one of the five homes destroyed in the fire. Were in the mountains outside of l. A. , about 40 miles east of downtown los angeles. At this hour the fire is still only 30 contained, and authorities believe it was started by an outofcontrol campfire. Crews battled the flames through the night hoping to prevent the fire from spreading. An army of more than 600 firefighters attacked fastmoving flames on the ground, and earlier thursday from the air, with more than a dozen waterdropping aircraft, including two super scoopers that can drop 1,600 gallons of water. Im going to have to back up a little bit now, because the wind is just in my way. Reporter a cameraman from our station kcbs in los angeles, was one of the first on the scene, and captured this dramatic footage. My concern is to try to save save my house. Reporter one of the buildings destroyed was part of a famous mansion built in 1924 by the Singer Sewing machine family. Scott wilhite barely escaped with his life. What did you lose . Everything i have except what i have on. I dont have my wallet drivers license, no money. Reporter three men are in custody for starting the fire. Glendora Police CorporalNancy Miranda spotted them running from the flames. They reeked of smoke and i asked them if they were coming from the fire. And they said they were camping and woke up and a the fire got scared and ran. Reporter did you believe them . No, they were both very nervous. Reporter police say the fire likely started when the men threw paper into an illegal campfire. Embers carried by the wind sparked the blaze. Its amazing that three guys would set a fire during breezy conditions in the driest year of record that we have here in southern california. Reporter so these three guys could be in a lot of trouble . They are going to go to state prison, not counting jail. These are felonies and a lot of property was damaged today, people were injured. Theyre going to go to prison. Reporter now los angeles normally gets about 15 inches of rain every year but in 2013 the l. A. Area only got 3. 5 inches of rain. And right now, norah and charlie, there is absolutely no rain in the forecast. Carter, thank you. And a new blow to the security of shopper this is morning. The massive cyber attack involving up to 110 million customers at target appears to be part of a much larger scam. Homeland security is warning several retailers about a sophisticated Computer Program stealing personal information. Jan crawford is in washington with new details. Jan, good morning. Reporter well good morning, norah and charlie. And good morning to those of you in the west. So hackers are using a type of Malicious Software or malware is what they call it to teal credit card information, and federal officials are concerned some retailers, they worry, could be under attack right now, and not even know it. The malware called kaptoxa captures credit card information as customers swipe a card. A new report on kaptoxa from i opinion site doesnt mention target, but Law Enforcement sources say the massive data theft helped investigators identify the Malicious Software code. A source close to the investigation confirms to cbs news that at least a portion of the code was written in russian, although that is not necessarily mean it originated in russia. Kaptoxa is sophisticated, designed to cover its tracks. To help companies combat hacker, the department of Homeland Security has release add set of highly technical instructions telling the nations retailers how to find the code and stop it. In light of the data hacks at target, as well as upscale retailer Neiman MarcusCyber Security exhibits were among the most popular at this weeks National Retail federations annual expo. The bad guys are working to gather security reporter Tom Patterson is with cse, security firm. Theyve seen what can happen if you dont take security seriously. Its more than an acceptable loss. Its more than just you know the equivalent of a shoplifter taking something off your shelves. Reporter companies took advantage of the trade show debuting the more secure pay system, even changes to credit cards themselves. Retailers are vowing to better protect consumers with new technology. We move from mack stripe and basically useless signature. Were going to see payments leap frog where we are today. Now, yesterday, target emailed millions of customers again, apologizing. And as part of its effort to restore some of that trust, its offering people who may have been affected charlie and norah, a year of a full year of free credit monitoring. Thanks, jan. Now to the traffic jam scandal in new jersey. This morning, a former aide to Chris Christie is offering to talk to prosecutors but David Wildstein will only break his silence if he is granted immunity. State lawmakers put out a string of subpoenas yesterday. They want to know why christies political appointees restricted access to the george baug bridge, creating turmoil for drivers. Elaine, good morning. Reporter good morning to you, charlie. 17 individuals and three organizations are being subpoenaed but their identities will not officially be made public until they have been served with legal papers. At least five inquiries or investigations have now been launched. Among those expected to receive subpoenas are current or former members of governor christies inner circle. Former Port Authority official bill baroni david sampson, fired deputy chief of staff bridge edt anne kelly, and bill stepien. We started with the finances and operations of the Port Authority, and piece by piece, we followed the trail and unexpectedly we wound up in the governors office. Reporter the assembly hired reid schar to help its investigation. The former federal prosecutor helped put illinois governor Rod Blagojevich shined bars on corruption charges. With legislators turning up the heat, governor christie made a point of showing he was focused on running the state. Visiting a town devastated by superstorm sandy. But the scandal was clearly still on his mind. And no one, i could assure you, ever told me or anybody on my team that it was going to be easy. It hasnt been up to this point. And theres all kinds of challenges, as you know, that come every day out of nowhere to test you. Reporter in Washington Democratic senator jay rockefeller, who was also conducting an inquiry, said he had seen zero evidence that access lanes to the George Washington bridge were closed for a legitimate traffic study. Christie has denied playing any role in the lane closures. I want to assure the people of new jersey of one thing. I was born here. I was raised here. Im raising my family here. And this is where i intend to spend the rest of my life, and whatever test they put in front of me, i will meet those tests, because im doing it on your behalf. Reporter governor christie is making a fundraising trip to florida this weekend, and National Democrats say they arent about to let him forget about the controversy back home. They are planning to hold press conferences in each of the cities where christie makes public stops. Norah and charlie . Elaine thank you. A bill funding the government through october 1st awaits president obamas signature. The senate gave final approval to the 1. 1 trillion measure thursday. It restores some of the automatic cuts passed last year. Nasa gets more money, the irs gets less. Funding for head start goes up and more than 3 billion goes to help refugees of the war in syria. Tom coburn is being praised by fellow republicans for his fight against Government Spending this morning. The oklahoma senator announced thursday he will step down january, almost two years earlier. The 65yearold is battling Prostate Cancer but says his health is not the reason for his departure. Republican leader Mitch Mcconnell comes coburn among the most intelligent, principled and decent men in modern senate history. United airlines is investigating a case of severe turbulence on its jet. Five flight attendants were hurt. Yeah were westbound, we hit severe turbulence and the person got knocked around quite severely. The flight to beijing returned safely to new jerseys Newark Liberty airport yesterday, about 45 minutes after taking off. The injured crew member suffered bumps and bruises. None of the 189 passengers was hurt. Two federal agents are recovering from gunshot wounds. They were shot thursday by a teenager wanted in a string of shootings in ardmore, oklahoma. Police killed the gunman during a shootout late last night after a massive manhunt. They say the 19yearold is responsible for two other shootings. A grenade attack this morning during an antigovernment protest in the capital of thailand. At least 36 people were hurt. Witnesses say the explosive was thrown at a truck driver by demonstrators. No word yet on whos responsible. The protesters are calling for thailands Prime Minister to resign. This morning, in the capital of china, the air is so bad, people are being told to stay inside. Pollution in beijing reached hazardous levels earlier this week and as they report, its becoming a worldwide concern. Reporter beijing is no stranger to smog but this week the city of more than 20 million has suffered through conditions not seen in more than a year. Major highways were shut down as visibility dropped to less than half a mile. The sun barely in sight. Residents were warned to stay indoors. Many who did venture out wore face masks to protect themselves. The pollution is really bad, one commuter said. Im planning to live beijing, i dont want to stay here. Thursday, toxic particles in the air were over 20 times whats considered safe. To compare, in los angeles, the air quality index hit a high of 93. In beijing, that number rose to over 600. A draft report by the u. N. Says global efforts to reduce Greenhouse Gas emissions are not making a big enough impact, with china a major culprit. The country consumes nearly half of the worlds supply of coal. The report warns that despite efforts to combat Climate Change the problem has only gotten worse, and that another 15 years of failure could make it almost impossible to fix. For cbs this morning, seth stone, seoul. Time to show you some of this mornings headlines. Wall street journal says north dakota saw the nations biggest surge in millionaires last year. The state jumped 14 spots in the ranking of states with millionaires. Its new number is 29 north dakotas energy boom is credited with driving up wealth. Usa today says veterans of the wars in iraq and afghanistan are falling on hard times. Last year nearly 50,000 were either homeless or at risk of homelessness. That is triple the number in 2011. Cleveland plain dealer says a convicted killer was executed thursday. He was the first man put to death using new combination of drugs. Witnesses say he gasped several times during his 20minute execution. Mcguires family plans to sue over what it considers cruel and unusual punishment. The boston globe looks at former new England Patriots aaron hernandez. Police believe he pulled the trigger in the 2012 double murder. Hernandez pleaded not guilty to another killing last year. Now, investigators are looking at a 2012 driveby shooting. So far, he is not charged with that case but video may link hernandez to the killings. And pittsburgh postgazette looks at the major expansion of replay coming to baseball. The league wants to eliminate blown calls starting this season. Managers will be allowed to challenge at least one call per game. Umpires that Replay Command Center in new york will review the video and then make the final decision. And Los Angeles Times looks at a new study that Shows Americans making healthier food choices. The government report says were reading food labels eating less fat, and more fiber. Were also making more meals at home and cutting back on fast food. Whiteout conditions caused big trouble for drivers in dakota and minnesota. Look at these pictures. Wins of