cbs news weather consultant david bernard has details. >> keeping a close eye on karen in the gulf of mexico as it slowly moves toward the northern gulf coast. it is gradually going to increase in strength a little bit in the next 12 hours or so, but the end result will be the same. gusty winds and a chance for very heavy rains on the northern gulf coast. already rain bands beginning to affect the area this morning. now, there also is the potential for some significant winds of 58 miles per hour or greater anywhere from new orleans to as far east as pensacola once the storm moves to shore and extensive rainfall is possible as well, especially across the florida panhandle. and would you look at this happening across the high plains in wyoming and into south dakota and nebraska? a major winter storm. we could see one to two feet of snow between now and sunday. definitely a change is in the air as far as the seasons go. i'm david bernard, cbs news, miami. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news," 20 years after black hawk down. never-before-seen surveillance video of the battle in somal

i'm david bernard, cbs news, miami. >>> iran's new president hasan rouhani said again that iran is open to discussing details of its nuclear program and that his country is not seeking nuclear weapons, but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told "cbs morning news" anchor charlie rose he's not buying iran's charm offensive. >> will they believe that the iranian regime can change and say whatever we were trying to do -- >> yeah. >> -- we're prepared to change. >> well, mahmoud amine jan was a wolf in wolf's clothing and rouhani is a wolf in sheep's clothing and we can't let him pull the wool over our eyes. so the answer to the question is can there be a real change? maybe yes, maybe not, but the only way to find out is to insist on an agreement that truly dismantles iran's nuclear program. >> you can see more of charlie rose's interview with israeli's prime minister benjamin netanyahu coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> the director of the national security agency admitted his spy agency tested its ability to track americans' cell phone locations, but general keith alexander told

david bernard of wfor. thanks. >>> we have new video from the terror at a popular shopping mall in nairobi. alphonso van marsh has the story. good morning, alphonso. >> reporter: good morning. the video comes in the first days of the attack cared out by al shabaab militants. they identified the four men who appeared in the video. the footage comes from a video camera in a westgate shopping store. one man in black jacket appears to call down. a second man in a buttoned down shirt walks into the frachlt earlier they use explosives and shot their way through the maushlgs killing at least 67 people. then a third attacker in jeans appears on camera apparently standing guard. kenyan officials had said at least a dozen people carried out the westgate mall attack popular with kenyans and its patriots. these cctv videos show them looking casual despite the brutality of their attack. one of the men seen earlier is talking on an cell phone while strolling through same level of the grocery store. while hundreds of feet

bernard of our sister station. just how massive of a storm are we talking about here? >> if we go back 36 hours and look at this satellite picture the cyclone was at its peek intensity 160 miles per hour with category 5 winds, the equivalent of hurricane catrina in the gulf of mexico before it hit new orleans, it is a lot weaker as it has moved along the coastline, the latest advisory from the joint typhoon warning system is indicating winds of category three strength that will likely get weaker than that and going forward over the next 48 hours it will become a big rain threat across northern and eastern india, again, that is going to be over the next day or two. >> axelrod: david, thank you. >> seven teenagers are missing tonight from a new mexico ranch for troubled youth, and police say they could be in danger. when authorities went to the tierra blanca ranch to investigate claims employees had shackled and beaten the teens, the ranch operator and nine boys were gone. at least two are now back with their parents

david bernard of wfor. thanks. >>> we have new video from the terror at a popular shopping mall in nairobi. alphonso van marsh has the story. good morning, alphonso. >> reporter: good morning. the video comes in the first days of the attack cared out by al shabaab militants. they identified the four men who appeared in the video. the footage comes from a video camera in a westgate shopping store. one man in black jacket appears to call down. a second man in a buttoned down shirt walks into the frachlt earlier they use explosives and shot their way through the maushlgs killing at least 67 people. then a third attacker in jeans appears on camera apparently standing guard. kenyan officials had said at least a dozen people carried out the westgate mall attack popular with kenyans and its patriots. these cctv videos show them looking casual despite the brutality of their attack. one of the men seen earlier is talking on an cell phone while strolling through same level of the grocery store. while hundreds of feet

hurricane consultant david bernard is tracking the storm. david, where is it headed? >> the good news is the storm is a little bit weaker but there's a chance it might get a touch stronger as we go through the next 24 hours. so we have a 60-mile-per-hour storm. it's about 60 miles to the west of northern louisiana. at that route it's going to approach the northern gulf coast saturday night and early sunday morning and rapidly weak and move across alabama and also into georgia. now, what's the chance for significant winds, meaning 58 miles per hour greater. i think the immediate threat of that is going to be right along the coastal areas. that's a medium threat right now and it all depends on how much karen strengthens as it approaches the coast. rainfall, a couple of inches. we could see as much as two 2 to 5 inches. the storm's going to move through pretty quickly. how about this for a change of seasons, guys. have a blizzard warning for the dakotas and wyoming. some places between now and saturday night and sunday morning could see up to 2 feet of snow. we're just a

hurricane consultant david bernard is tracking the storm. where is it headed? >>. >> good news as the storm is weaker and it might get a touch stronger through the next 24 hours. we have a 60 mile per hour storm. it's about 365 miles south of new orleans, louisiana moving to the northwest at 10. again on that route, it's going to approach the northern gulf coast saturday night and early sunday morning. rapidly weaken in the northeast sunday night into monday morning across alabama and into georgia. what's the chance for significant winds meaning 58 miles per hour or greater? the immediate threat will be right along the coast, that's a medium threat and it all depends on how much karen strength ends on the coast. rainfall will average a couple of inches, but some spots could see as much as two to five inches. the storm will move quickly and that is going to make a difference. how about this for a change of seasons? we have a blizzard warming for wyoming. some places could see up to two feet of snow and we are just a couple of weeks into fall. back to you. >> inc

michael ta masky from the david beast. michelle bernard of the bernard center for women, politics and public policy. michael, we know the president is going to be having a speech. he's going to be speaking tomorrow talking about the problems with the obama care rollout. at this point the administration now admitting what a lot of folks have been talking about. that there have been some major problems. this is what was posted today on the health and human services website. this is from the website. the experience on healthcare.gov has been frustrating for many americans. some have had trouble creating accounts and logging in to the site while others have received confusing error messages or had to wait for slow page loads or forms that failed to respond in a timely fashion. the initial consumer experience of healthcare.gov has not lived up to the expectations of the american people. we are committed to doing better. why didn't the administration admit there were problems right away, mike? >> i don't know. i mean, for one re

as the master developer and the architect and david beck and associated. just for clarification, we're managing general partner and we'll actually receive set asset management fee each year as well as receive a portion of vler fees and be able to participate 100 percent along the way to make sure our communities have opportunity for these housing unit and provide opportunities for the construction and the work force pieces and components that are apart of this project as we we move forward as well. but i do want to highlight part of the community process that we got here today so we did hold a community sharet august 29th and we got feedback from the community. members -- for example, a lot of families came from hundreds of you who have participated in the redevelopment so they provided their insight as well as members of the community and bay view in general and just wanted to come and support and really give their thoughts about what these units should look like in comparison to the rest of the developments on the shipyard. here's some pictures of that p

joining us now from north carolina, the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com mr. goldberg. what's the beef from the lefties, bernie. >> there is a report coming out this week, bill. about press freedom during the obama years. and in it david zanger, how mentioned who is a very good national security reporter for the "new york times," he says and this is a quote: that the obama administration is the most closed, controlled freak administration he has ever seen and leonard downie who ran the newsroom at "the washington post" as you mentioned, he says that national security reporters find, this is is a quote, that government officials are increasingly fearful of talking to them and they worry that their fox communications with sources can be monitored at any time. so what they're basically saying is that the obama administration is the most secretive in memory and they are even prosecuting leakers in greater numbers than ever. and this makes it it very difficult for reporters to do their job. that's basically what they are saying. >> bill: do you believe that? >> i think it's

. >>> you can't talk about contemporary art without mentioning david hawkney. some consider him the most important in the last century. he is showcasing a new direction of work. cornell bernard spoke one on one to the man himself who says he is using technology and not paint to create works of act. works of art. >> the abstract beauty. there are even simple portraits. it is one of the biggest names in contemporary art. >> people don't look very hard at the world. i do and i do something with this and i think that's what people might like. >> he has brought 300 pieces of his work to the museum. it is the largest exhibit ever staged here. 18,000 square feet. his first love will always be oil and canvas like this remarkable work that is 12 feet high. but lately he is moving into uncharted territory by us by using an iphone to paint pictures. >> these, woulds were created with a simple app on his ipad. we caught up with the 76-year-old and he said his thumb on the glass screen was all he needed to create the images. >> does it give you the freedom, the canvas and t

. >>> you can't talk about contemporary art without mentioning david hawkney. some consider him the most important in the last century. he is showcasing a new direction of work. cornell bernard spoke one on one to the man himself who says he is using technology and not paint to create works of act. works of art. >> the abstract beauty. there are even simple portraits. it is one of the biggest names in contemporary art. >> people don't look very hard at the world. i do and i do something with this and i think that's what people might like. >> he has brought 300 pieces of his work to the museum. it is the largest exhibit ever staged here. 18,000 square feet. his first love will always be oil and canvas like this remarkable work that is 12 feet high. but lately he is moving into uncharted territory by us by using an iphone to paint pictures. >> these, woulds were created with a simple app on his ipad. we caught up with the 76-year-old and he said his thumb on the glass screen was all he needed to create the images. >> does it give you the freedom, the canvas and t