news anchor megyn kelly. a deadly shootout in oregon. the fbi and police confront the armed protesters occupying a federal wildlife refuge. cbs news investigates a wounded warrior project. former employees say the charity is falling short of its mission to help injured troops. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye openers," your world in 90 seconds. i'm not a fan of megyn kelly. i think she's a third-rate reporter. let's see how much money fox is going to make on the debate without me. okay? >> donald trump plans to boycott the next gop debate. >> this controversy dates back to the very first republican debate, co-moderated by yours truly. >> apparently megyn kelly is really, really scary. bernie sanders and hillary clinton campaigning seriously before the iowa caucus. >> monday night it's all in your hands. no pressure.

fbi came to a deadly -- >> ammon bundy was taken into custody. >> after the blizzard of 2016, the federal government re-open, the life is returning to normal in the eastern u.s. >> it was impossible before. >> on film and television for decades, character actor abe vigoda dies at the age of 94. >> i own lu do movenly do movies that i know i'm going to have fun. the zika virus will spread to awful the americas. a garbage truck exploding into new jersey. two operators got out when they saw smoke filling the cabin. peyton manning hinting the super bowl might be his last game. >> this might be my last rodeo. >> the win, it's in, virginia has stunned wake forest. oh, my! >> all that matters. >> he got better grades in high school, you or the president?

barack fooled around in high school. he barely got his work done. he's a bum. >> on "cbs this morning." >> i was the best thing to ever happened to bernie sanders. to bernie sanders is still static. campaign event. it's a terrible idea! no balloons! this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota, let's go places. welcome to "cbs this morning." republican front-runner donald trump says he will boycott the last debate before iowa's first in the nation caucuses. trump says he will skip tomorrow night's fox news event because he claims debate moderator megyn kelly is biased against him. >> now, if he goes through with his promise, that would put ted cruz and marco rubio at center stage in prime time.

with trump's risky move. good morning. >> good morning. the feud between donald trump and fox news simmering for months is now on. which means the final debate before the iowa caucuses is off. at least for trump and at least for now. it's a saga that played out at press conferences, rallies and, of course, on tv. >> they can't toy with me like they toy with everybody else. so let them have their debate. let's see how they do with the ratings. >> reporter: it all started when fox news released a statement early yesterday mocking a future president trump for cowering to vladimir putin and the ayatollah saying trump would, quote replace his cabinet with twitter followers. he was not amused. >> when they sent out the wise guy pieces done by some pr person along with roger ailes, i said bye-bye. okay? >> reporter: he claimed the trump boycott was rooted in one

>> welcome to the kelli file, everybody. i'm megyn kelly. without mr. trump. >> fox stood by kelly against what it said were unspecified threats of trouble from trump lewindowski. rivals pounced. >> apparently megyn kelly is real lu, really scary. you said something mean back in august, i'm taking my toys and leaving. >> it's time that somebody plays grown-up and then when i see a press release written by a child, like i just saw, what do i have to do? what do i have to make fox rich? >> trump supporters we spoke with did not seem to care if their candidate took the prime time stage. >> personally, don't matter. >> oh, i don't care. they give hum a hard time anyway. >> reporter: trump is now talking about holding a rival

for wounded warriors. no details yet. cruz challenged trump to a one-on-one debate with different moderators or no moderators at all. the tomic of pay per view coverage not yet on the table. >> once again, thanks, major. rick davis was campaign manager for john mccain's 2008 presidential bid. he's now political contributor with cbsn. good morning. >> good morning. >> lots of questions about motivation and why one person is doing this. but who wins? >> right now, i think the team of candidates who are going to be on that stage could be the winners, if they tee off on trump in his absence, i think they could wind up actually making ground up. >> megyn kelly started her show saying trump is used to being in charge but she said, quote, the truth is he doesn't get to control the media. >> he has, though. when you look at the conduct of the media toward trump, he's not gotten scrutiny that all other

nomination have over time. i've been around so long i've seen them over time. he's allowed to get away with doing thins with the media that others aren't. >> like what? >> how many times do people in the media allow him to call into television shows? uned is shows. he calls into sunday shows. nobody is afforded this kind of opportunity. >> that hasn't happened here. we've extend an invitation many times. we want him in live and in color. >> he's only a few blocks away. >> we could throw a rock and hit him. in his statement he talks about press releases written by a child. this is from the trump camp. unlike the stupid, highly incompetent people running our country into the ground, mr. trump knows when to walk away, roger ailes and fox news thinks they can toy with him. mr. trump doesn't play games. does this hurt him now, rick? >> i think the gross inconsistencies that are starting to show up, frankly the more attention he gets, the more

inconsistent he is. just yesterday, he talks about maybe i will, maybe i won't. i don't know what i'm going to do. his campaign manager says believe what he says. i don't know what he said. >> the republican front-runner picking a fight with fox news channel in which fox has said that trump is terrorizing one of their employees, that's a strong charge. >> yes, but that's a new charge, right? look what happened last time he got in a fight with megyn kelly. the fox people went over their way to try and make sure everyone's happy and they don't want to unsalt trump. they left megyn hanging out there for a couple days. it was a needy reaction to an out of place candidate. >> do you think this is a trump. >> i've seen a lot of turning points that i thought was going to cost him and it hasn't. the way he makes up these things, i think it's going to wear thin over time.

primary, it will take a long time. it's not going to be decided in the next two weeks. >> so far it's working for him. >> hard to win a caucus and in in primary and get more momentum. >> yes. >> thank you, rick davis. >> thank you. >> i know we'll see you again. thank you very much. bernie sanders says losing the iowa caucuses would be no tragedy. but a new poll of democrats out this morning shows him leading hillary clinton there by a four-point margin. in neighboring minnesota, more than 14,000 supporters showed up last night at a sanders rally in st. paul. the vermont senator will meet with president obama this morning at the white house before returning to the iowa campaign. a deadly shootout in oregon overnight could help end the occupation of a federal wild life refuge by armed men. officers shot and killed the group's spokesman after a traffic stop. their leader, ammon bundy is among five people arrested by the fbi and oregon state police. >> three other members were arrested separately. it's not clear how many people are holed up at the malheur

carter evans is in burns, oregon. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. for weeks now, authorities have taken a hands off approach to this occupation. but that all changed on tuesday. bundy and his followers were headed to a town meeting when they were stopped by police. and it's unclear who fired first. this video shows fbi agents and police intercepting militant leader ammon bundy and several other militia members on an oregon highway, not far from where they've occupied federal land since the start of the year. shots were fired, bundy was arrested and his brother ryan nonlife-threatening injuries. >> this is about your freedom, to move about this country. >> reporter: lavoy finicum, a spokesman for the protesters was killed in the shootout. ammon bundy's father cliven son's arrest. >> ryan bundy ha been shot in the arm, lavoy finicum had been murdered, cold-blooded murdered.

change in how authorities were approaching the 25-day occupation. >> they had become more hardened. when they stepped out of their vehicles now they're stepping out with their rifles. >> reporter: last night, heavily armed officers stood guard outside a hospital believed to be holding one of the militia members. at least eight people connected to the armed protest were arrested tuesday on federal felony charges of conspiracy to impede officers. >> this is the constitution. that's what we're up here for, the constitution. >> reporter: on january 2nd bundy and his armed followers took control of the malheur national wildlife refuge. they claim the federal government is forcing ranchers to sell their land. >> why are you armed? >> we're serious about being here. we are serious about defending our rights and we are serious about getting things straightened out. >> reporter: kate brown stepped up pressure on federal authorities to end the

>> the situation is absolutely intolerable. and it must be resolved immediately. >> reporter: as of right now, it's still unclear how many people are occupying the buildings in the refuge. we do know law enforcement has established a perimeter and road blocks and they're only allowing property owners in the area. >> interesting. carter, thanks. student in washington, d.c. this morning are heading back to school after last weekend's crippling snowfall. the federal government has also re-opened the snow emergency in washington could be lifted today. parts the city are still packed with snow and struggling to clean up. four days after the blizzard. in new york crews are focusing on clearing side streets in more than 30 inches of snow fell there. president obama is calling for new test and treatments to stop the zika virus. the president was briefed by health and national security officials yesterday. the mosquito-born virus is linked to brain damage in babies.

that brings u.s. total to at least 18 in 8 different states. they have all involved travelers from recently returned from 1 of 24 countries and territories where the virus is transmitted. the list new includes the dominican republic and the u.s. virgin islands. a wisconsin man is under arrest accused of plotting a mass shooting. the fbi served samy mohamed hamzeh with illegally possessing machine guns. investigators say he wanted to kill dozens of people in a ma masonic temple in milwaukee. federal agents were tipped off in september when hamzeh made plans to attack israelis in the west bank. the governor rick snyder met privately with the naacp, the civil rights group unveiled a

water and help affected citizens. a adrianna diaz is with us. >> reporter: the naacp president told us the hour-long meeting was a frank conversation and the governor was remorseful. they met here at city hall with the mayor to discuss solutions to the water problems that aren't top down but involve the community. >> we have to talk about accountability. >> reporter: cornell brooks, the head of the naac px called for a long-term solution in flint tuesday night. >> you have disproportionate number of black, brown and poor children subject to elevated lead, that's a problem that grows up, goes to junior high school and high school. >> reporter: part of the 15-point priority plan extends beyond repairing the water system. it suggests hiring youth to distribute water bottles instead

officials are urging people to use bottled water and filters. for weeks, protesters have expressed outrage, saying they're still being billed for lead poisoned water. the city says as of august 7th there's been no disconnection of service for nonpayment. >> can't drink it, cook with it, bathe with it. >> reporter: according to a 2014 study a a flint newspaper flint had the priciest water and sewer bills in genesee county, averaging $140 a month. at the elementary school tuesday, parents and their young kids lined up to be tested for lead. >> i'm really concerned. today is like a wakeup call being here, seeing how this all is. >> reporter: the governor will be back here at city hall later today to give an update on the water crisis. one of the topics we expect him to discuss is his request for additional federal aid to make sure that everyone here under the age of 21 has access to

their income or insurance coverage. >> thank you so much. a state agency in california this morning accuses a gas company of negligence in a massive methane leak. it's suing the southern california gas company. the complaint blames the leak on the design, construction, operation and inspection of the well. thousands of residents in porter ranch have been forced from their home since the gas leak began in october. an investigation reveals disturbing new details in the southern california jail break. three violent criminals who escaped friday got a big head start. guards didn't notice they were gone for about 16 hours. mireya villarreal is at the orange county jail in santa ana. good morning. >> reporter: we are learning more about the protocols in place here at the jail used to check and make sure that inmates are accounted for and how those protocols broke down last friday. >> you can be assured

work tirelessly around the clock. >> reporter: as law enforcement worked day and night to locate the three escaped inmates, authorities wonder how mandatory day and night checks at the orange county men's central jail failed to reveal they were missing. >> the sheriff is extremely troubled by the length of time it took to determine the three inmates housed in a maximum security jail were unaccount for. >> reporter: officials now know the inmates escaped just after 5:00 a.m. head count. but despite additional checks that were supposed to happen again at 11:00 a.m., 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., the three men weren't reported missing until roughly 16 hours after they repelled to freedom from the jailhouse roof. >> the preliminary investigation into the escape and how it occurred has caused the sheriff concerns as to some of the jail inmate count practices and how they were conducted. >> reporter: jonathan tieu, bac duong and hossein nayeri are

armed and dangerous. the reward has been upped from 50,000 to $200,000 for their capture. >> we need people to come forward and provide information we know they have. >> reporter: officials say other escape that have happened in the '60s and '80s also happened with the roof in mind, which the sheriff admits is a design flaw. the associated press is reporting this morning that at least one of the men, bac duong was supposed to be deported back to vietnam in 1998 for a crime he committed in the area. however, this is like thousands of other cases where federal authorities try and deport someone and their native country won't take them back. >> thank you. iran's president said better relations with the united states are possible if washington acts less hostile. rouhani toured the ancient coliseum in rome this morning.

at the vatican. the pope called on iran to help spread the spread of terrorism. rouhani says iran didn't request the cover-up of nude statues at a museum. abe vigoda, the long-time actor has died. >> tom, can you get me off the hook? for old time's sake. >> can't do it, sally. >> i remember that scene. >> oh, boy. >> vigoda's big break came in "the godfather" playing a mobster who was caught betraying his boss. he then became detective fish on barney miller. mistaken reports of his death turned into a running joke that he often played along with. abe vigoda lived to be 94 years old.

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together, all the way. is the wounded warrior project leaving veterans behind? >> i began to see how an organization that rakes in hundreds of millions of dollars a year, is not helping my brothers and my sisters. or at least not all of them. >> ahead, new reporting from chip reid's investigation. the news is back this morning right here on "cbs this morning."d. my tip is; if you keep smoking, your "freedom" may only go as far as your oxygen tube. (announcer)you can quit. for free help,

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ahead, super bowl quarterback peyton manning's confession about retirement. >> tomorrow,> we've been following breaking news all morning long.. metro police are investigating a deadly crash at spring mountain and rainbow. michael stevens is live on scene with the latest on this situation. michael? < call started at 3:06, person called about driver who was stopped at green light driver of gmc yukon was found unresponsive, woke up and found police were around him after the call. reversed in patrol cars and fled

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here is martin o'malley taking off his jacket, rolling up his sleeves, loosening his tie. why would he do that? >> sometimes, public figures will just spontaneously go casual, all right? they make themselves -- it makes them seem more relatable or hard

sometimes, they will even -- they will even roll up a sleeve like this or maybe put their foot up in a position that no one one. it lets the audience know, let the awedudience know they are regular folk and skipped leg day. >> stephen colbert showing off his calves. all right, stephen. welcome back to "cbs this morning." this half hour, is a powerful veterans charity failing to answer its own call to help our troops? chip reid continues his investigation into the wounded warrior project. amazon and netflix are snapping up movies from sundance. that is ahead. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. "the washington post" says it might take decades for the united states to leave afghanistan. american troops were supposed to pull out by 2017. senior military officials are concerned the afghan government remains vulnerable to militant

continues to build training camps. the detroit news reports on ford recalling 391,000 pickups after an airbag death. the recall covers rangers from 2004 through 2006 ranger pickup trucks. they have takata air bags. ford is aware of one death related to this. a school district canceling classes today after a principal was killed saving students from a bus crash. jordan was with an elementary principal for 22 years. yesterday, a bus jumped the curb and jordan was hit after pushing several students out of the way. "the new york times" reports on a brain disease linking to repeated head trauma was found in a former new york giant who died. 27-year-old tyler sash died in september after an accidental

doctors found traumatic encephalopathy in his brain. it has been found in dozens of ex-nfl players but doctors say it was very advanced for someone of his age. "time" reports you soon won't need your atm card to get your money as long as you have a smartphone. atms will let you access your account from the chase smartphone app. withdrawal limits increase to $3,000 and customers have their choice of new domination of bills. >> i like that. wounded warrior project is the nation's most recognizable veterans charity. the organization has invested heavily in fund-raising. the charity says this philosophy best positions it to carry out its stated mission to honor and empower wounded warriors. but, for the first time, wounded employees are talking about

chip reid and our producer investigated this for us. chip is in washington. >> reporter: many service members have said wounded warrior projects programs have positively affected their lives. now, for the first time former employees of the charity, are speaking out about their concern that it is straying from its mission. >> the job. helping thousands of our warriors rebuild their lives is massive and growing every day. >> reporter: their commercials are easy to recognize and hard to miss. >> with the pledge of $19 a month and you'll receive this wounded warrior project blanket. >> reporter: the charity is heavy in investment and fund-raising has paid off, bringing in more than $300 million in donations in 2014. retired army staff sergeant eric millette came home with a purple

brain damage and ptsd. wounded warrior project enrolled him in their program that helps wounded warriors succeed. in 2013 the charity hired him as a public speaker. but millette quit last year. he said it's more like a fund-raising vehicle. >> they will tell you it's not, but it is. i began to see how an organization that rakes in hundreds of millions of dollars a year, is not helping my brothers and my sisters or at least not all of them. >> reporter: cbs news has interviewed more than three dozen former employees of the wounded warrior project and nearly all of them have told us they are concerned that the organization has become more focused on raising money than on serving wounded veterans. many of those former staffers believe that after raising more than $1 billion since 2003, the charity should be providing more

wounded veterans. >> i think they want to show warriors a good time. i think they get these warriors out on these events, but where is the follow-up? >> reporter: these two former employees didn't want to show their faces, fearing retaliation. >> a lot of the warriors that i saw needed mental health treatment. they don't get that from the wounded warrior project. >> reporter: what happens when pyou make a suggestion that there is a better way to serve veterans? >> if you have a brain and you use your brain and come up with an idea, within a matter of time, you're off the bus. >> reporter: off the bus? >> they don't need you. it's their way or the highway. >> i would raise issues why don't we do follow-up and why don't we have any case management? >> reporter: how would they respond? >> we don't call warriors. warriors call us. >> reporter: they don't call warriors? >> warriors call them. again, as a disabled veterans, it just makes me sick. >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. >> reporter: wounded warrior

request to interview its ceo steven nardizzi but they offered this captain, its director of alumni. we have heard multiple times is that people go to -- to -- to soldier bike rides or project odyssey, and then they never hear from wounded warrior project again. is there mental health follow-up? >> wounded warrior project contact wounded warriors multiple time over the course of the year. we contact each and every one of our wounded warriors on their birth month to be able to check in and see how they are doing and see if they need any of their programs and have multiple opportunities for them and us to pull up to see how they are doing. >> reporter: you read through five years -- mark owens of the irs. what was your biggest concern in reading these forms? >> that i couldn't tell the

i thought that was truly unusual. >> reporter: they do put some of those numbers on the website. >> yes, they do. >> reporter: what is the difference? >> signed under penalties of perjury. >> reporter: penalties of perjury? so you got to be careful? >> that's right. you have to be certain. >> reporter: erick millette expects retalltation from wounded warrior project but says that won't stop him. >> as a wounded veteran, i feel other veterans need a voice. i'm in a position where i can be their vinsoice and i feel if i don't stand up and do weigh feel is right and voice their concerns and how i feel, then i'm leaving them behind. >> reporter: captain cools, the wounded warrior projects representative said donations are important to the charity and it is committing over 300 million dollars and in a partnership with four hospitals

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the sundance film festival is yet to hand out the awards but this morning, netflix and amazon are winning when it comes to buying movies. the streaming services are sending shock waves to hollywood by outbidding traditional studios for many of the most

vladimir duthiers is here with how their shopping spree could change the way we all watch movies. >> reporter: amazon and netflix didn't spend a dime on films at sundance last year. but this time around, they reach into their deep pockets and spent millions on what they believe are quality films. it's all part of a bigger effort to make the determine direct to television a blessing, not a curse. netflix shocked the movie industry last march by paying $12 million for "beasts of no nation." the film will child soldiers starring idris elba and turns out it was just getting started. >> no! >> reporter: this week at sundance, netflix snapped up tuola for $5 million and the fundamentals of caring with paul rudd and selena gomez for $7 million and bid $20 million for the rights to the "birth of a nation."

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we will bring you the big showdown between the panthers and broncos on sunday, february 7th. right before the game, watch gayle's interview with president obama and first lady michelle obama live from the white house. >> are you excited about that? >> i am. i'm looking forward to it. i wonder if they are as excited as i am. chris licht said, no, they are not. thank you, chris. we are talking about the wives of the nfl champions, they show us how they dealt with everything from who got tickets and keeping their own excitement and check on the big day. they will talk with dana jacobson ahead on "cbs this morning." come on in pop pop. happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her.

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> we've been following breaking news all morning long.. metro police are investigating a deadly crash at spring mountain and rainbow. michael stevens is live on scene with the latest on this situation. michael? < call started at 3:06, person called about driver who was stopped at green light driver of gmc yukon was found

police were around him after the call. reversed in patrol cars and fled the area -- suspected of drunk driving. police air unit followed, caught up with driver -- not police pursuit yukon traveling eb spring mt., ran a few red lights, t- boned driver of nissan heading sb on rainbow. driver of nissan instantly killed - driver a woman, coroner will identify. driver of gmc yukon was possibly impaired, ejected from car -- life threatening injuries. police have asked for a search warrant for his blood. area will be closed down for hours. police are figuring out charges. > demetria, how are the roads this

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........ good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, january 27th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there's more real news ahead, including donald trump's threat to boycott the last debate before the iowa caucuses.

life, health and love in a note to self. but first here's today's "eye opener at 8." the debate before the iowa caucuses is off, at least for trump. >> megyn kelly is a lightweight. megyn kelly shouldn't be in the debate. i don't care about megyn. >> is this the turning point for donald trump? >> look, i've seen a lot of turning points i thought was going to cost him and it hasn't. >> bundy and his followers were headed to a town meeting when they were stopped by police. and it's unclear who fired first. the naacp president told us the hour-long meeting was a frank conversation and the governor was remorseful. now, for the first time, former employees of the charity are speaking out about their its mission. >> i feel that other veterans need a voice. i am in a position where i can be their voice. amazon and netflix didn't spend a dime on films at sundance last year. this time around they reached into their deep pockets and

believe are quality films. a rare white giraffe has been spotted in africa. >> white giraffe. yes. pretty cool. the white giraffe was immediately captured and nominated for an oscar. today's "eye opener at 8" is presented by prudential. i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. eight members of an armed group that took over federal wildlife refuge are behind bars after a deadly confrontation. leader ammon bundy and four followers were arrested by the fbi and oregon state police tuesday in a violent traffic stop. officers shot and killed the group's spokesman. >> three other members of the group were arrested separately, all eight face felony conspiracy charges. it's not clear how many people

national wildlife refuge. carter evans is in burns, oregon with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. ammon bundy and his followers were headed to a town meeting police. shot first. bundy was arrested, his brother ryan was shot but he has nonlife-threatening injuries. fbi sources confirm lavoy finicum, a spokesman-to-the protesters war killed in a shootout. finicum said authorities had become more hardened recently. last night, heavily armed officers stood guard outside a hospital believed to be holding one of the militia members. at least eight people connected to the arms protest were arrested on a felony charge of conspiracy to impede officers. now in january 2nd, bundy and his armed followers took over the malheur wildlife national refuge, accusing the federal government of forcing ranchers to sell their land. as of right now it's unclear exactly how many militia members are occupying the buildings inside the refuge.

established a perimeter around the area. they've also put road blocks in place. and they're only allowing property owners to come inside. >> carter, thank you so much. donald trump's campaign says the last prime time debate before the iowa caucuses is a bad deal. so the republican front-runner plans to boycott the aevent. trump was asked if he was afraid of facing difficult questions. >> no, no, no, excuse me. just so you understand. i've done six debates. i've done six. according to every single poll, i've won every single debate. the republicans go on forever and ever and ever with debates. we have people on the stand that have zero, that have one, that have nothing. so it's time that somebody plays grown-up. >> fox news which is airing tomorrow night's debate says trump dropped out because of moderator megyn kelly. >> the channel says it will not give into threats including one

he stated that megyn had a rough couple of days after the last debate and he'd hate for her to go through that again. ted cruz has challenged him to a one-on-one debate. >> apparently meganyn kelly is really, really scary. and he doesn't want to be at a debate where megyn might say mean things to her. if you're scared of megyn kelly, how exactly do you think you're going to stand up to hillary clinton much less vladimir putin? >> that's a question. major garrett is in des moines recovering the republican campaign. we heard from trump supporters in your piece at 7:00. you're on the ground this morning. what are you hearing. >> reporter: we talked about 12 trump supporters at an event north of here, not a comprehensive sample, i grant you but the conversations did reveal something important about the way trump supporters see this candidate. they trust his instincts.

believe will ultimately work to their benefit. so they don't care necessarily if he participates in the debate or not. however, we met one man, joe cooper, a presnkt captain for trump. he doesn't need to see him on the debate stage but wondered whether or not it would be important for other people that he needs to mobilize to see trump on that stage and hear the final argument. that's one of variables we'll have to watch as this moves forward. >> trump has tried to campaign as an anti-establishment candidate. but will picking a fight with fox news benefit him or backfire? >> reporter: trump has played the anti-establishment card throughout this campaign but this move feels much more like a nonconformist move, something that trump is doing on his own that shakes up the entire known process of politics. it also plays into something he talks to his supporters about all the time. if he feels treated unfairly, he's going to strike a better deal. this goes to the heart of trump's appeal.

politicians ignore them. trump is taking on those feelings generally and saying i will cut a better deal for you. one of the important things about where this gambit ultimately lands, if his supporters did believe trump did in fact cut a better deal for him and them. >> major, thanks. cbs news will bring you awe debate with the republican next month. see is on february 13th at 6:00 p.m. pacific time right here on cbs. this morning's newest democratic poll shows bernie sanders four points ahead of hillary clinton in iowa. millennials are helping the 74-year-old senator in his fight with clinton. sanders drew big crowds tuesday at three stops in iowa and minnesota. he will visit president obama this morning in the oval office. nancy cordes is at sanders headquarters in des moines. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. here's what you see when you walk into campaign headquarters, an abstract portrait of the senator highlighting what is

the senator himself is not here, he is as you said winging halfway across the country for the sitdown with the president. while the two aren't especially close, they are friendly and they share a flair for the kind of rally that sanders held in st. paul last night. >> my god, what a turnout. >> reporter: the optics were impressive. 14,000 cheering supporters, waving future to believe in signs that looked strikingly similar to the obama signs in 2008. >> people are sick and tired of establishment politics and establishment economics. >> reporter: at the same time, clinton was telling a more intimate crowd of 500 in cedar falls that she's the one with substance. >> i'm not just shouting slogans. i'm not just engaging in rhetoric. i've thought this through. i have a plan. >> reporter: that's similar to the case she made against her 2008 opponent.

experience making change. and the results to show for it. >> reporter: now he's in the white house and will greet sanders there today. two days after he lavished praise on clinton in an interview. she returned the favor tuesday when asked if she would appoint mr. obama to the supreme court. >> wow. what a great idea. nobody has ever suggested that to me. >> reporter: here's what qualifies as going rogue on the democratic side. all three candidates have agreed to an impromptu debate in new hampshire next week, even though the democratic national committee hasn't yet sanctioned it. while the republican front-runner is trying to get out of a debate, the democrats are trying to get into one. gayle? >> thanks, nancy. women are twice as likely as men to face depression. dr. holly phillips is in our green room with a recommendation cold morning...

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in our morning rounds, a new focus on screening for depression. an influential panel of experts says all adults should be tested. our dr. holly phillips is here. good morning. this is significant. why this call? >> it really is. it's a major statement. but honestly, i don't think the task force had much of a choice. they really had to spotted to this onslaught of evidence that shows maternal depression is far more common than we previously thought. the report states that 9% of

will experience episodes of depression, of major depression. and also some cases of what we thought was postpartum depression actually started during pregnancy or before. there was a real outcry, this is something that needs to be prioritized and screened for. >> why is it especially dangerous for expectant mothers and new mothers in particular? >> for pregnant women who are experiencing depression, there is an increase risk of suicide or harming the baby but much more commonly it's just that depressed women don't take good care of themselves. less likely to do prenatal visits or take vitamins or eat well. beyond that there can be a long-term impact on children born to mothers who were depressed during pregnancy or after. there are emotional and behavioral issues and can track performance in schools years later. >> depressed mothers may be

>> the report did point out that sometimes women feel so isolated they don't want to ask for help. they start to self-medicate with sub stajsstances can ultimately hurt the baby. >> how do you know the depression is so significant that you should seek help? >> one of the biggest hurdles with this and why the task force recommendations are so important, pregnant women who are depressed feel -- depression is stigmatized, period. even the stakes are higher for pregnant women and new moms. there's a sense of guilt, there's a sense of shame that you shouldn't feel this way around the birth of -- >> you're so happy. >> it's supposed to be the best moment in your life. if you don't experience that you're not going to reach out for help. if you do, there are great screening tools and we get you where you need to go. it should be destigmatized. i think this is a great step in the right direction. thank you.

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"consumer reports" takes on natural food labeling and a

the magazine survey found more than 60% of americans buy products labeled natural but two-thirds believe natural means more than it does. and for processed foods. the label offers no clear meaning. the director of consumer safety and sustainability at "consumer reports" and she joins us at the table. i believe we heard this before and you said we have but what? >> the food and drug administration is finally going to open up a comment period and hear what the public has to stay about this problem. >> because it says natural doesn't always mean natural. >> that is right. consumers think it means no artificial ingredients or colors. no gmos, for example. no pesticides. for meat they think it means no drugs that the animals were raised outside and led some sort of natural life and it doesn't mean any of that. >> what are examples of products

may not be so? >> in our "consumer reports" story out today, we feature seven different products and february is a month of products we are going to feature. the first product is del monte fruit naturals which contains artificial preservatives like sodium benzoate and you can use a natural label. another product is wesson oil. it's often soy bean or canola or vegetable ail and those are from modified crops but most consumers don't think there should be gmos in natural labeled products. finally we feature a root beer that has acaramel color. >> james smucker says the color for their root beer comes from

monte has not responded. who ultimately decides what and is not? >> part of it nothing is on the books when it comes for the faeds faeds food and drug administration and they do consider all colors to be artartificial. we are saying the lack of government standards allows companies to mislabel in a misleading way and we have been able to document that the mantle of consumers are being misled on the market. >> you want a tump stand from the government? >> that's right. we want them to ban it altogether if they don't have the will to define it or define it it's so meaningful that can cannot mislead consumers. >> how as a consumer do you know this is natural? >> exactly right. as opposed to organic which has hundreds of pages of standards and is verified is not perfect but has that and natural doesn't require any of those thing, yet

two-thirds think it's no gmos and no artificial ingredients. >> your poll found 80% of people would buy more natural if their expectations were met. this should be something the food industry wants to meet. >> absolutely right. this could be a win/win for everybody. the fact of the matter is people want better food and better foot practices and they want labels that stack up to those expectations. >> you hope the best companies would want the same thing. >> exactly right. we know some companies out there haven't even taken the natural labor off their products. >> thank ((brian loftus)) > we've been following breaking news all morning long.. metro police are investigating a deadly crash at spring mountain and rainbow. michael stevens is live on scene with the latest on this situation. michael? < call started at 3:06, person called about driver who was stopped at green light driver of gmc yukon was found unresponsive, woke up and found

call. reversed in patrol cars and fld the area -- suspected of drunk driving. police air unit followed, caught up with driver -- not police pursuit yukon traveling eb spring mt., ran a few red lights, t- boned driver of nissan heading sb on rainbow. driver of nissan instantly killed - driver a woman, coroner will identify. driver of gmc yukon was possibly impaired, ejected from car -- life threatening injuries. police have asked for a search warrant for his blood. area will be closed down for hours. police are figuring out charges. >

morning? quick check on your commute < >traffic attempting to head south on rainbow is being forced to u- turn before spring mountain because the intersection remains closed....this is right in front of the spring valley branch post office, which means things will run slow for those trying to send out mail. expect delays in the spaghetti bowl. < > < > < > < ((sherry swensk)) it's another cold morning... but a nice warm-up is coming our way. we cooled off close to freezing... now a bit warmer back to near 40 degrees in some neighborhoods. but mornings will thaw out as we head into the weekend. ........................ enjoy it while it's here because temps drop really fast and even colder next week. .............. more high clouds will slide into

welcome, welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, chelsea handlers offers a different kind of monologue, you could say. what does she teach a young

>> a hidden side of super bowl fever. the wives of drew brees and mccaffrey and ben watson pull back the curtains. that is ahead. right now it is time to show you some of this morning's headlines. los angeles times reports on a yoga guru ordered to pay nearly $6 million in a sexual harassment suit. his former legal adviser accused him of harassment. choudhury denies the allegations. six others have charged him of sexual assault. an entire staff for the panthers are going to the super bowl. the owner jerry richardson did the same thing the last time the panthers made the championship game back in 2004. i think that is great team spirit. >> hallelujah! >> i don't know him but i like that jerry richardson. special hug.

>> do you know him? >> yes. >> of course you do! you must make the introduction. i like him. >> he is from north carolina. >> of course, of course. >> a connection there. >> you're right. of course. duh? "the washington post" reports only women showed up for a morning session in the senate after the blizzard. senator lisa majkowski said she only saw women. and two pages. she says is speaks to the hardiness of women and i love this quote. she called it genuinely fabulous! >> that is unbelievable! just goes to show you. >> absolutely does. i'm with you. >> we are hail and hardy, norah. >> chelsea handler is the latest celebrity to make the move to netflix with a new documentary series called "chelsea does." she has worn many different hats including comedian and author and host of her late night show for seven years. as the show ended and she prepared to launch her netflix

to write a letter of advice to herself at age 20. here is chelsea handler in the latest segment of our emmy nominated series "note to self." >> you are very sweet. you are not fat. dear you. i know you're scared being so far away from your family and in a city where you know few people and you have no money. but you are brave to move all the way across the country when you were 20. i know you don't think of yourself as brave, but that is exactly what you republican this is the first of many big leaps in your life. don't forget this time, you are direction-less in the best possible way! right now, you're waiting tables in a little restaurant in santa monica,, california, called rosti

you do not have to take every little injustice that happens at a restaurant and make it into your battle cry. you are not joan of arc and never will be. wait until you do something you care about and save your passion for that. i'm a little late getting here because i had to get to starbucks tonight. i'm not kidding. my career is totally taking off! don't expect immediate results of anything. my mom is mormon and my dad is jew. okay, pick one. i'm like, oh, okay. be patient. i know you hate hearing that but be patient. i want to get my tubes tied. i don't know if they can do it. >> put in the time and effort and wait for the award. it will come. you will not wait tables forever. you will live out every moment you dreamed about and even more! so take your time, look around, and breathe.

it becomes too much to unravel later. do you think i'm too old to get married? >> no. >> no. >> do you think i have a decent figure? >> yes. >> thank you. you have to create good habits now. stop drinking soda and don't ever drink another soda again. start a relationship with water. i know you don't like the taste, but put something in it -- lemon. you can still drink alcohol as much as you want as long as you do everything else i say. guys, don't try to get me to clean up my act. you drink too much! you sweat too much! waa! waa! waa! you are drunk all the time and you would be tired too! you have a very healthy foundation with alcohol and i will never take that away from you. chelsea, you tweeted something at 5:00 in the morning that said, do you think it's okay to

baby up for adoption. cigarettes are harder to quit the longer you smoke, so pick an age or a number under 30 and stop the day you turn that number. you're good at quitting things, so make sure you quit the bad things too. don't take a water pill, a sleeping pill, or a diet pill. they are only shortcuts and shortcuts only last for a short period of time and eventually you'll have to face the music and it is not a pretty song. i know the worst way to meet guys. everybody is so creepy here! everybody is, like, a editor or a producer and nobody is making any money! the world is full of men, so look at dating realistically and think about how you want to be remembered when you break up. >> think of every relationship as an opportunity to grow, not as a soul mate. there are soul mates everywhere in life and, most oftentimes, they are not your lovers.

>> do you have a boyfriend? >> do not reach out to exboyfriends when you've been drinking. i don't know how to make yourself stop doing it, but stop! i want to know what you drink to keep your body like that because what i'm drinking is not working! i'm so sick of you. this is why you're dangerous! because you're like 11 and you're tricking me! >> you're a host, right? >> barely! barely! you'll be exhausted most of your life, but it will be worth it, and i'm telling you, it is. there you go. don't listen to people who are telling you you're doing too much. >> really? >> that is who you are. flex your grit. >> i like you. >> i like you too. >> it's okay to burn out on something. it force yous you to move on. i never got a chance to be serious and say thank you and i want you to know i'm grateful for this career. thank you very much. enjoy the struggle of the

the life you always dreamed of. be good to all of the people that love you and let them always know that you love them back. and don't ever listen to anyone who tells you you can't, because you can and you will and you do. love you! >> love you back, chelsea! that was great! so great! it was brave to move across country at 20 where you don't know anybody but i know you like don't listen to people who tell you you're doing too much, charlie rose! >> i know. not for a second. >> so true. that was great. >> go, chelsea. go paige. you too, craig. speaking of wives. the wives of super bowl champions show dana jacobson how they prepare for the big game. >> as a wife, you're trying to stay as calm as you can for your husband. somehow, you feel, since you

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before he won the super bowl you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health care and child care so people can actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done.

very exciting for the players and their families too. while the broncos and the panthers prepare for what happens on the field. the players families are dealing with logistical challenges including ticket requests from everybody they know and their cat. dana jacobson spoke with three super bowl wives to see what the next week and a half will be like from the inside. dana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the teams do a great job of protecting the players and managing expectations from the media but it's the wives of super bowl-bound athletes who often have to manage everything else. as we learned from these veterans of the game, holding it together when the world is watching isn't as easy as it looks. super bowl week is like what? >> it's like somebody says you have to plan a wedding in about ten days and you're praying the whole time it doesn't turn into a funeral. am i wrong? lisa mccaffrey and brittany brees are married to super bowl champis and all played a key

>> you're kind of the gatekeeper, so to speak. so you're protecting your husband and making sure no added stress is put on his plate so you're making everyone has hotel rooms and tickets and everyone is happy. >> you're like maintaining, you know, a good face for everyone that week. so all of that you kind of just take on saying, i got this part. you just go play football. >> as a wife, you're trying to stay as calm as you can for your husband. somehow, you feel, since you have no control, that that is the one thing you can control, are your own emotions. >> but what are you actually thinking? >> you want to throw up! >> reporter: what what is the memory have you from the super bowl people might be surprised to hear? >> oh, gosh. i know that the day of the game, drew and i personally laid in the room and watched a movie, which was so stressful, because, you know, you have all of these emotions going through you but you're trying to hold it all in

everyday. it's a night game. >> a night game, yeah! game. >> what do you want to eat for breakfast tomorrow? >> what did you watch? >> it was "major league." >> reporter: his request or >> it was on tv. the only one that was tv. strong. >> reporter: ed won two super bowls. with denver. how about your first super bowl week compared to the third super bowl week you went through? >> my goons. i know being incredibly young and just had a baby and wide-eyed and just overwhelmed. but by the third one, you sort of have it down a little better and you know, okay, i'm not bringing my 1-year-old who can't sit still. i'm leaving him home with a babysitter but i'll bring the older ones that can handle a full four-hour game. so you kind of get a little wiser. >> brittany, you brought a 1-year-old. >> i did. >> you helped to create this iconic picture that everybody

certainly the saints winning the super bowl. >> i remember holding the baby and my mom is running with me. you don't know where you are. confetti is flying everywhere and it's just this overwhelming kind of experience. i handed the baby to drew really kind of savely. just get him out of the situation. and seeing him just hold him, it gets emotional so easy! why am i getting emotional on this? >> unlike brittany, it was like the perfect iconic picture with little boy wearing the cute headphones protecting his ears. we were throwing kids over the side. there is no tunnel, no organized path. there was a picture in "sports illustrated" one of my kids just by himself running on the field, no parents anywhere! and he was way too young to be by himself. that was our parenting. yeah, parents failed yet again. it was a little more chaotic. >> kristen you had the opposite end of emotions. what was it like waiting in the

the outcome that you want? >> right. so that season, it was a perfect season. >> kristen and benjamin watson were engaged when he won his first super bowl and married when he played in his second, which lost to the patriots in 2008. >> benjamin watson, the intended receiver. >> i was like i think we are going to win so i'm just going to jump this wall! >> brady. >> then for us, the ball dropped. >> down field. broke broken up! >> i was thinking, no, this is not how it's supposed to end. we don't know what it feels like to lose this season and the clock is ticking down. you're just realizing that we are not going to on the field. you see one team celebrating and one team just devastated. >> if you could give a piece of advice to the women who are embarking upon super bowl week and their families, what would that be? >> i would say live in the moment. try to soak it in and appreciate

>> i would even say the things that seem super important really aren't that important. >> i wish i could go back and enjoy it. i think that is probably my only regret of the entire time is, you know, you're so concerned with making sure everyone else is okay, but you don't get a second to take a deep breath and enjoy it. it's all a blur. you just don't get a second to kind of just realize just what happened. >> while brittany and kristen are hopeful to get to the super bowl, lisa is hoping her son gets to the football. that is christian mccaffrey at 2. he is a running back at stanford and runner-up for the heisman trophy and his older brother max wore his dad's number while he was at duke and he is entering the draft this year and a lot of talk he could be a late round pick. >> intrigue!

i love it. they took us there with your interview, dana. do they get anything? i know the guys get the big ginormous rings. >> they get a smaller version of the ring or a pendant. like the guys who pull it out come super bowl time they don't wear it around. brittany brees doesn't want to wear it because drew is still playing and feels she will hold off. >> great interview. really great. >> great women. three cops and a baby. up next, a little surprise in

morning." a big debut for a newborn boy along new york city's

police officers responded to a 911 call with a woman on the way to the hospital. >> it was nice to bring on that side to help bring somebody into it was nice. >> reporter: officers checked in on the newly expanded family at the hospital. >> no one will forget it. >> among the qualities you're looking for in a man, would a plane help? >> no. i want a good sense of humor! world!

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the newsroom.. bail was set at 2- million dollars for the suspect in the officer- involved shooting that took place in front of the bellagio. a judge also scheduled a february 3rd court date for 20-year-old kahleal black.. he faces multiple charges.. including assault with a deadly weapon, resisting a police officer with a gun and possession of a stolen firearm. investigators say on friday, black was pointing a gun at people on the strip, as well as officers and refused to put it down. we have since learned the pistol was not loaded.. the officer who opened fire has since been placed on routine paid administrative leave pending the investigation./// < ((sherry swensk)) it's been another cold morning... but a nice warm-up is coming our way. temps are getting back to near 40 and then mornings will thaw out as we head into the weekend.

enjoy it while it's here because temps drop really fast and even colder next week. .............. more high clouds will slide into the valley today and tomorrow. ........... a ridge of high pressure builds for the rest of the week to get highs up near 70 to start the weekend... but a chance for rain shows up

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