things. highway 4 approaching a street accident cleared to the right shoulder and busy morning at the bay bridge backed up to the maze. >> there's your traffic and weather. have a great weekend. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com good morning. pentagon shutdown. a suspicious vehicle is found. one person is under arrest and police search the area for hours after an early morning security scare. we will have the latest from the pentagon. weiner resigns after three weeks of the sexting scandal erupting. he steps down saying he can no longer carry on his work. >> unfortunately, the distraction that i have created has made that impossible. >> we will tell you what finally led him to quit and how democrats will try to move past this scandal. decision time as nato hammers libya's government with new air strikes. the obama administration faces a weekend deadline for its military mission in libya, along with growing irritation from

republicans who say it violates u.s. law. we will take you to libertyya's capital "early" this friday morning, june 17th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs good friday morning. welcome to a live west coast update of "the early show" it. i'm erica hill. >> i'm chris wragge. a security alert outside the pentagon today. one person is under arrest. police are searching the area. after finding a suspicious vehicle. cbs news national security correspondent david martin is at the pentagon with the very latest for us this morning. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a spokesman for the fbi has just said that no explosive devices were found after this incident this morning here at the pentagon, which shut down morning rush hour traffic for hours. here is what happened. a man carrying a backpack was

spotted overnight in arlington national cemetery which is closed after dark. when police approached him, he fled. he was arrested and both his backpack and his vehicle have now been searched and, according to the fbi, neither contained any explosives. however, there was a still unidentified material in the backpack which has now been taken to a lab for analysis. the person is described as being in his 20s. he is still in custody and being questioned. but, so far, he has not been charged with any crime. arlington national cemetery has just been reopened to tourists. so, right now the bottom line is massive traffic jam, no explosives. >> david, any idea what they are learning from questioning the suspect at this time if they are learning anything? >> reporter: well, they say that at first he was uncooperative and refused to answer questions. then after he had been in custody for a while, because he

was picked up at about 1:30 this morning. after he had been in custody for a while, he led them to his vehicle, but beyond that we do not know what he has told police. >> they are not disclosing nationality or anything of that nature yet, are they? >> reporter: no. >> okay. david martin for us at the pentagon, thank you very much. we turn to the fallout from the anthony weiner scandal. the democratic congressman from brooklyn announcing he will sign thursday ten days after admitting to sending lewd photos and messages to women. nancy cordes is on capitol hill with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning. congressman weiner finally acknowledged yesterday this scandal was not going to blow over as far as his democratic colleagues were concerned. there were simply too many e-mails, too many photos and too many women. >> today, i am announcing my resignation from congress. >> reporter: congressman weiner's attempts to weather a storm of his own making came to an end thursday.

three weeks after he accidentally sent and intimate photo of himself to 45,000 followers on twitter. >> i had hoped to be able to continue the work that the citizens of my district elected me to do to fight for the middle class and those struggling to make it. unfortunately, the distraction that i have created has made that impossible. >> reporter: no tears like last week. no questions allowed either. just a five-minute statement in which he apologized, again to his constituents. >> i got into politics to give the voice to many who simply did not have one. now i'll be looking for other ways to contribute my talents. >> reporter: weiner's wife huma pregnant with their first child was seen entering in their queens apartment but does not accompany him to his resignation speech in brooklyn which was interrupted several times by hecklers. over his 13 years in congress, weiner developed a reputation as outspoken and ambitious.

>> if you believe it's the wrong thing, you vote no! >> reporter: no small feat in an organization filled with exteroverts. some constituents doubts this marks the ends of public life for the 46-year-old democrat. >> his personal life as far as can i see, stop doing what he was supposed to do take care of the people. >> reporter: on capitol hill no one is celebrating, but democrats did seem thankful that the scandal overshadowing their agenda appears to be drawing to a close. >> i'm sure there will be a sense of relief. i don't feel any relief. i feel saddened today for he and his family. >> reporter: there will be a special election in weiner's district to fill out the reminder of his term. it's a heavily democratic district, so there is a good chance the party will be able to hold on to that seat. >> nancy cordes on capitol hill this morning, thanks. joining us here in the studio is democratic party strategist robert sims. we talked to you a couple times throughout the prolonged three-week ordeal. >> right. >> there was so much pressure on congressman weiner to step down for almost weeks now.

he kept saying i'm waiting for my wife to get home. she came home as we know. does it seem that she was, in fact, the final voice who said to him it is time? >> you know, no one can speculate and a lot of political pundits and operatives are trying to speculate what transpired but no one can speculate on their relationship and dialogue. it is appropriate. huma abedin is a friend and is entitled to her opinion. what i i think brought us to this moment was the constant drum beat of more and more news stories coming out. finally, just the other day, a porn star was lecturing the congressman on integrity and actually showing more credibility. when that happens, it's time to go. >> then it's really time to go. >> yeah. >> was this the right way, as a strategy gift, would you have advised him to hold a press conference which turned into a circus at some point. >> for 20 years they will be teaching in crisis communications the anthony weiner store in business schools

throughout america. took private jets to washington when they asked for a government bailout. from the beginning of the story to the final press conference it was a grotesque situation and the press conference when you have a press conference in new york on a sex scandal, i mean, you're guaranteed to have a hecklers and howard stern wanna bes there and a couple of drag queens show up and he had a circus. it should have been done with statement. in fact, from the beginning from his lying to the press and berating to the media for not believing his lies this has been an exercise and complete confidence. >> would he still be in congress? >> i can't say. i can tell you if he had told the truth from the beginning he would have had a chance to ride this out and a chance to somehow retain some credibility and some trust. but when he lied from the beginning, and not just to the media, but to his colleagues, to his constituents to his supporters, he lost all trust and credibility going forward

and that really did him in. >> been a lot of talk about the hypocrisy here. senator vitter's name has been thrown around the past three weeks. is there a little bit of hypocrisy with this situation? >> when it comes to these stories a lot of hypocrisy on both sides of the story. the senator from louisiana got caught in a prosecution scandal. senator vitter stayed but why not weiner? likewise, when i hear, you know the republican party talk about family values and then just treat it as politics when their family value leaders get caught in sex scandal, that just speaks to just -- it just speaks to their own hypocrisy as well. >> only 30 seconds left. i want to get your quick thoughts on it. presidential candidate mitt romney trying to make a little bit of a joke. democrats have seized on what he said. here is a quick listen. >> i'm also unemployed.

exactly! >> are you on linkedin. >> yes, exactly. and i'm networking. >> speaking with some folks at a diner saying i'm networking. democrats have pounced on this saying he is out of touch with reality. remove your democrat hat for a minute. if you're advising him how does he tun it around? >> the bigger issue is how out of touch he is. focusing on an commercial on unemployment. then in a candid moment. proves political consultants can't change a candidate who he is really with sound bites and commercials. he clearly has a problem connecting. he doesn't understand or respect for that matter the 14 million americans who are unemployed and facing long-term unemployment. >> great to have you with us. >> great to be with you. >> here is chris. now to the argument over libya and the war powers act. republican leaders in washington say they are not buying the white house's argument for u.s. military action which runs into

a legal deadline this weekend. on the front lines in libya, nato carried out more air strikes this morning but that government is not backing down. cbs news correspondent allen pizzey is tripoli, libya's capital, with the lasttest on this. >> reporter: it's four months since the revolt since colonel moammar ga dafdhafigadhafi. he is thinking time may be on his side. more than 4-- while the regime claims many of the targets including this one said to be a hotel were civilian, no evidence of widespread civilian casualties and the regime spouts defiance at every bomb site. >> it will not be achieved in this country. >> reporter: the prime minister told a press conference the regime is following the discussions closely a reference over the debate over the wars power act.

the deadline is this weekend and the feeling here is that things are working to libya's advantage. the rebels have gained ground on three fronts but show little sign of being able to knock the gates of tripoli any time soon. libyans have made noises about being willing to hold elections but no one is taking that seriously and a russian envoy was told made it clear the demands for gadhafi's departure is a red line that won't be crossed. gadhafi seems to be working on the consumption he has more stamina than nato and set by doubts how well the coalition will hold up and by its own admission is running sort of fire power. gadhafi gadhafi's if enemies don't triumph, i haven't lost. it's difficult to measure who is winning and who is losing here chris. >> allen pizzey thank you. closer look at the other stories we are following for you on this friday morning. betty nguyen is in this morning for jeff glor. nice to have you here. >> nice to see you both.

good morning to you. a new government in greece this morning as leaders fight to prevent the country from defaulting on its loans. a new finance minister was sworn in today, along with new ministers of foreign affairs and labor. tough spending cuts and tax increases sparked weeks of massive labor strikes and riots. berlin this morning, german chance letter angel merkel and french president nicolas sarkozy are trying to reach a quick agreement on a second bailout for greece. they insist any deal should include the involvement of private bondholders. new details about arrest of former imf head dominique strauss-kahn who is accused of attempted rape in new york. he apparently tried to use the law to get out of trouble. according to just released court documents, strauss-kahn told police i have diplomatic immunity. can i speak with someone from the french conconsulate. what is this about? he was arrested may 14th and serving house arrest in

manhattan. colton harrison been moore is supposed to plead guilty admitting he is the barefoot bandit. he was arrested last july and charged with stealing boats and cars. he got his nickname because he wasn't wearing shoes during some of his escapes. this morning giffords starts her six-hour rehab sessions as and outpatient. yesterday her bus mark kelly spoke about her living in their houston home. kelly says it's an important milestone in her recovery. >> it's great to have her here and it's great for her to be out of the hospital. you know, it's a long time for anybody to be in a hospital bed and a hospital room. >> giffords will also have around the clock medical care at home. now here is chris. betty, thank you so much. there may be a glimmer of

hope in the slumping housing market. new figures hoeshow housing permits went up in may. cbs news business correspondent rebecca jarvis is here to break down the numbers for us. housing starts and permits are both up. a good sign? >> it is a good sign. home instruction in may jumped 3.5%. that is the good news the headline. the trouble is a lot of that new home construction was in the apartment sector. if it's in the apartment secretarior it's not increasing the value of our homes which is stuck in the doldrums. the same thing stuck in the numbers on permits to build new homes and what comes before a new home is allowed to be built, up 7.8% but again mostly rentals so you will not see a big uptick as far as the value of your home goes because of these numbers. >> some of the numbers we have shown the last couple of months is the jobs numbers. you need such and such jobs to get the unemployment rate down.

what would make for healthy housing market? >> right now building 560,000 homes in this country per year. 1.it million is what would account for a healthy housing market. half of what we are doing -- rarge half of what you would get in the future is what we are doing right now. >> what effect would it have on jobs? >> the effect on jobs is actually more significant than the effect on home prices, because every time a new home is built in this country, it creates about three new jobs for an entire year and 90,000 dollars in new tax revenue. so that is the good news. while not great numbers for the housing market but good numbers as far as the job markets and construction workers are concerned. >> how does it relate to housing prices? >> we still see housing prices the next year going down and what the analysts are projecting and seeing housing prices coming back but the middle of next year. >> they are weighing on the market and baglog banks are

slowing down the process. let's make the pain go away faster they are saying. >> rebecca jarvis thank you. marysol castro is kind enough to let us use the weather wall. she is over at the desk now. >> i charge a very high fee for that. good morning. 'tis the season for severe weather. conditions are not necessarily favorable for tornadoes but wind will be a big factor. 70-mile-per-hour wind gusts expected. trouble areas st. louis and des moines and chicago and cincinnati. this area saw 2 to 10 inches of rain over the last couple of days. more is on the way for today. we have changes outside low clouds and fog try to move on shore . sunshine mixed in

between and looking at a very nice day. it will take time the clear out the clouds, sunshine in the valley 80s showing up there as you get inside the bay 60s and a few 70s towards the coastline, cooler 50s and 60s. weekend, plans i think cooler tomorrow especially as you approach the coastline warmer sunday thanks so much. that is your layest weather. now over to erica and chris. i want my check for the weather wall. >> it was comfortable over there. very comfortable. >> don't get too comfortable. women in saudi arabia fighting for rights taken for grand by many women around the world. ahead, their story of the challenge to get behind the wheel of a car. plus the 40-year war on drugs. it's a trillion dollar value. a personal story of a family on the front line. this is "the early show" on cbs.

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first, betty nguyen is at the headlines desk with the top headlines of the morning. good morning. ten days after admitting he sex sexted women online, anthony weiner is stepping down. >> i am announcing my resignation from congress. >> reporter: hecklerring punctuated his announcement. weiner's wife did not appear with him during his resignation announcement. a security scare outside the pentagon this morning. u.s. park police say a suspicious vehicle was searched after a man was found overnight in arlington national cemetery while it was closed. fbi spokesman says a wired search found no explosives. a fight broke out this morning outside the casey anthony trial in

this morning in saudi arabia activists say women are driving as part of an uprising for their rights in a direct challenge to the country's religious leaders. cbs news correspondent charlie d'agata is in london this morning with more. good morning.

>> reporter: good morning to you. there is no written law for forbidding women from driving in saudi arabia. instead a religious order. that was enough to put one woman in jail and now others are taking that risk to press for their rights. it's an active defiance that would have been unthinkable even a few months ago. shortly after midnight the first video appeared online of a saudi woman driving herself through the streets of the capital riyadh. a woman's right to drive, like so many rights taken for granted in the united states is forbidden under the saudi kingdom's oppressive rule but emboldened by the recent uprising, women in saudi arabia are being encouraged today to take the wheel. >> the technique they use, it's much similar to what they did in these countries, you know, to use the facebook and put data to us people to go out. >> reporter: the women to drive campaign challenges saudi women to drive their kids to school or drive themselves to work instead of having to rely on a male

driver. the most recent campaign to defy a ban on women drivers began with the eight rest 32-year-old who posted a video last month showing her driving around by herself. she was locked up for ten days and only let go after reportedly agreeing not to do it again or talk about it. but her actions inspired internet campaigns in support from around the globe, including calls from the u.s. for saudi women to take the wheel and put their foot on the gas. >> i believe that driving is a freedom that all human beings should have. so join me and honk for the saudi women's driving initiative. >> reporter: now there are no calls for mass demonstrations but the women are hoping their road to rebellion may lead to other changes in a country where they are not allowed to vote and have to ask a male guardian for permission to take a child or travel. ahead the war on drugs.

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on this date 40 years ago, richard richard nixon announced the start of the war on drugs. today, after more than 1s$1 trillion of debt the war goes on and no one is declaring victory. one of the most bizarre photo-op photo-ops after generation. elvis presley paid a visit to the white house after handwriting a letter to president nixon offering his assistance in trying to stop the drug he nick in thisepidemic in this country. >> we must wage what i call a total war against public enemy number one in the united states, the problem of dangerous drugs. >> reporter: while president carter unsuccessful attempted to change the drug law. >> i support a change in law to end federal criminal penalties for possession of up to one ounce of marijuana. >> reporter: under ronald reagan the war on drugs entered a new phase. >> we are taking down the

surrender flag has flown over so many drug efforts. we are running up a battle flag. we can fight the drug problem and we can win. >> nancy reagan joined the fight. >> school without drugs will assist parents and educators and neighbors and commune leaders in helping their children to just say no. >> reporter: the most iconic psa emerged from the campaign. >> this is drugs. this is your brain on drugs. >> reporter: president george w. bush came up with a complex plan and saw some results. >> in the span of this administration, we have seen drug use go down. overall drug use decreased by more than 12% from 1988 and 1991. >> reporter: while some progress was made over the next decade, ground was lost. >> we had made tremendous strides in cutting drug use. this cannot be said today. >> reporter: as early as 2004 then state senator barack obama declared the war on drugs an

utter failure. >> president obama and his entire administration agree that the war on drugs is not a useful metaphor. but the other thing that they all agree on is that there are tools available to reduce, not eliminate, we can't cure drug use, but we can do far better. >> reporter: unillinois couple knows the true costs of this war. cbs news correspondent dean reynolds that family's haunting store yooi. >> reporter: david and gail katz are aware how short on victory the war has fallen. today they can speak of their son daniel own in the past tense. >> he just was the joy of our life. >> reporter: daniel was 25 when he died four years ago this week. killed by a mixture of cocaine and the prescription painkiller oxycontin. the end of a long road filled with rehabs and relapses.

a first sip of alcohol at 12. marijuana use by high school. followed by stronger stuff and addiction. david recalls writing a letter to his son about how his drug use was affecting the whole family. >> i have it here in my drawer. i said my biggest fears, someday, i have to plan my son's funeral. that was my biggest fear. >> it is nap time right? >> reporter: to his big sister melissa, daniel's life and death are still taking a toll. >> i've watched how it has destroyed a family and hurt my parents more than i've ever wanted to see them hurt. >> reporter: the menace of prescription drug abuse that snared them is challenging the war on drugs as never before. peter bensinger is a family friend as well as head of the drug enforcement administration from 1971 to today. >> today, there are more users

of prescription drugs illegally than there are new users, for example, of marijuana. >> reporter: that's one reason why the katz family started to save a star drug awareness foundation, trying to reach the young about drugs that kill. to fight the misuse of the drugs, the foundation also distributes drug disposal boxes so people can clean out their medicine cabinet before someone with bad intentions beats them to it. gail says it's a kind of therapy for her family and a tribute to her son. >> it helps me, you know and i don't want him to be forgotten as long as i'm alive. >> reporter: it's a mission to make his death more than just another tragedy. dean reynolds cbs news highland park illinois. stay with us. we will be right back. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. early show" here on contribution. elebrating all our dads are. our fellow explorers... can i touch him? yeah. ow! [ fe

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president obama gets a lot of grief from washington house speaker john boehner. this week they've been trading jabs. tomorrow the speaker and the president meet in a different setting on the golf course. cbs news senior white house correspondent bill plante has a preview. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there are a lot of issues that divide the president and the speaker, the war powers act, the threat to cut off funding for u.s. operations in libya, the debt u.s. ceiling. those aren't likely to get settled on the golf course tomorrow but maybe that round of golf will help. >> it's fair for everyone here to assume that they will discuss all the, in a general way some of the business out there that they have between them including the deficit reduction talks. >> reporter: 18 holes of golf will bring the two men together in a way that's very different from their usual dealings. here's how boehner put it on "60 minutes." >> playing golf with someone is a great way to really get to

know someone. you start trying to hit that little white ball, you can't be somebody that you're not, because all of you shows up. >> reporter: for a president without many close ties to people in congress says norman orenstein, a round of golf is a chance to bond with the speaker. >> to build the kind of relationship where he can make a call at 11:00 at night and say, john, we've got a problem and you and i need to fix it. >> that's the way things used to be. ronald reagan and tip o'neil used to boast about being political enemies by day and friends at night. >> we used to sit there by day and at night the two irishmen would tell stories at night. >> reporter: he remembers a tense briefing at which the white house told congressional briefers the u.s. was about to invade grenada. >> god bless you mr. president, i'll be there for you. >> reporter: if i had to guess i doubt that this golf match will

result in them getting that close but chasing that little white ball around probably can't hurt. >> here's the thing bainer is a strong golfer. the president made fun at his skills on the link. typically though if you play the president it's a courtesy to let him win, that's not expected to happen. could boehner perhaps give in on some of the other issues that they're facing? >> reporter: i wouldn't bet on it frankly and he is indeed the better golfer. he has a handicap of about 8 1/2. the president's handicap is double that. the two other golfers, governor kasich of ohio and the vice president are also almost scratch golfers so hey i think the president's probably going to lose this one but again, it can't hurt. >> bill plante at the white house, thanks. we'll be right back. you're watching "the early show" on cbs.

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near jack london square he was arrested wednesday in richmond. >> an update of traffic and weather coming up

a couple problem spots out there, first we will start out in south bay, blocking a couple

lanes, outside san jose airport, southbound 680 approaching stone valley road you can see sensors in some spots, below 25 miles per hour. maybe you can see all that traffic really slow ride southbound lanes 680, as you make your way through the san ramon valley and bay bridge a crawl trying to get through the pay gates an accident and stall unfortunately it is a long wait to get on to the bridge that is your traffic. i am ready to go here elizabeth. >> you are. >> some sunshine through friday, sunny skies in through mount diablo warm temperatures there today. you are talking 60s and 70s around the bay out toward the coastline we have seen patchy fog moving in keeping temperatures mainly 50s and 60s as we move out next couple days a very nice weekened ahead

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good morning welcome back to the "early show." chris wragge and erica hill back in new york. a major disruption at the pentagon in washington, d.c. this morning. one person is under arrest. a car there has been searched. it may involve suspicious devices in more than one place near the pentagon. we'll get to more on that in a minute. here at the top of the hour we do want to go straight to david martin. it has ab fluid situation this morning, david. >> reporter: it has. but we have just gotten our first official explanation of these reports that a person suspected of planting suspicious devices at arlington national sem ator a iwo jima memorial and

the pentagon has been taken into custody. a short time ago a spokesman for the u.s. park police says a man was found overnight in arlington national cemetery which is closed to visitors after dark. police then found his car parked in some bushes near a pentagon parking lot. so right now, police are sweeping the entire area looking for suspicious packages. but the spokesman for the park police said he knew of no reports that any had been found yet. a backpack was found in the car. that backpack has been destroyed. and now police are trying to determine whether it contained any weapons or explosive devices. while this has all been going on, all the roads that go past the pentagon into washington, d.c., have been closed down creating a massive morning traffic jam. >> one can only imagine especially at this time of day. are any more details at this point being offered on this

person who was arrested or pretty tight lipped? >> no. the spokesman said he did not know the identity of this person. he is in the custody of u.s. park police, but according to the spokesman, he is not being cooperative. >> interesting. david martin at the pentagon. we know you'll be following it for us throughout the day. >> betty nguyen is at the newsdesk with the other headlines this morning. >> good morning to you. a new round of nato air strikes in libya's capitol this morning. a sear roifs blasts were heard outside tripoli and a thick cloud of smoke rose over the city. it followed another series of raids overnight. the white house and congress are in a tussle over the air campaign in libya and the war powers act. it says the president must get approval from congress for military action exceeding 90 days which the libya campaign does on sunday. but the white house says the act

does not apply to the level of hostilities in libya and insists it has worked with congress all along. >> we have, from the beginning, consulted regularly with congress. more than 40 times. >> doesn't pass the straight face test in my view that we're not in the midst of hostilities. >> house speaker john boehner threatens action next week that would cut funding for the libya campaign. nancy pelosi says that congressman's anthony weiner's decision to resign was the right judgment. weiner made his announcement yesterday amid turmoil over his sexting scandal. >> i hope to continue to do the work that the citizens of my district elected me to do to fight for the middle class and those struggling to make it. unfortunately, the distraction that i have created has made that impossible. >> weiner's wife huma abedin did not accompany him when he made that statement. weiner's congressional

colleagues praised his decision to step down but noted it probably wasn't the sex tpting that did him in but the cover-up. >> if he had come out straightforward in the beginning, as reprehensible as his actions and behavior admittedly were, i think he could have survived this. >> and on capitol hill the sign outside congressman weiner's office is a popular photo op. the sign will soon be taken down. republican presidential candidate mitt romney is taking political heat for a comment he made to unemployed workers. at a campaign stop in florida romney told the jobless group that he is looking for work too. >> i'm also unemployed. >> linkedin?

>> one called his comment inappropriate and insensitive. floodwater from the missouri started building up yesterday. officials say it should hold for me. hopefully it does. scott pelley has a preview of tonight's "cbs evening news." >> good morning. 40 years after the u.s. declared a war on drugs, one dangerous drug is laying waste to communities all across the country. now t loss of federal funding is threatening to make things worse. what police are doing to fight the problem and clean up their towns, tonight on the "cbs evening news." now back to the "early show." >> now here's chris. >> betty, thank you very much. on thursday the green bay packers got their super bowl rings. always a big moment for the players, but the team needed special permission for that ceremony because of the nfl lockout which reaches day 100 on

monday. we'll see how they're keeping busy during this work stoppage. he shooe should be in foxborough with his new england patriot teammates. >> picked off. devin mccourty. >> instead he's here at rutgers university where he's been working out with a number of his fellow pro players. >> really come out here and do everything on your own. you try to remember everything they've done in the season, running a drill like that. >> reporter: this is very primitive. this is what everybody in the league has to do right now. >> we've been out here freelancing. borrow a couple of water bottles and fill them up with ice and water. a period for us that we haven't experienced. >> reporter: nfl stadiums and practice facilities have been empty as team owners voted to lock out their players over a dispute on how to share $9.3 billion in annual revenue. >> when you're dealing with this kind of power, this kind of

money that man really wants, then you're going to have ta long fight. >> reporter: athletes have been training on their own and finding creative ways to occupy their spare time. >> everybody has their own little craft, that they do what they do. that's just mine. >> reporter: steve breastton has turned to poetry. >> the game i love by slowly pulling the turf. those packed in stadiums with temperatures you barely above zero. >> reporter: hines ward has been using his quick feet, not on the field but on the dance floor, competing in and winning "dancing with the stars." >> hines and kim! >> reporter: while dallas clark has been catching criminals on tv instead of catching footballs, appearing on cbs' "criminal minds." and the multitalented receiver

chad ochocinco has been exploring soccer and bull riding. all that may have been fun, but a majority of nfl players are still on the sidelines sweating it out. after this week's latest rounds of meetings the union and the owners have indicated they're about 80% of the way there, but the last few yards are always the hardest fought. >> i'm glad that the cinderella slipper is starting to fall and they're starting to say, let's make progress. let's get this done. >> reporter: good news for devin mccourty and his workout partners. >> like any type of business deals, it takes time and hopefully works its way out. >> i hope we'll get something done. i don't see how you can't divide $9 billion fairly. >> lawyers for both sides plan to meet again tuesday in chicago. it does come down to that. when the layman looks at it $9.3 billion. they can't divide that evenly?

>> it makes you wonder. we know with the economy the way it is so many jobs are connected to this nfl season. >> exactly. just so important to so many people in so many different towns that have stadiums and then the fan out there that loves watching football. and with these players, they also know you have until about the fourth of july weekend to get resolution because you need ample season time. >> keep our fingers crossed that they can find the remaining 15% there. good morning once again. >> good morning you two. dwoorm everyone at home.

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raise. he had run away a couple of tiles. first time he ran away i think he was 4 or 5. he was caught on the freeway next to our house. we went through a lot of hard times together. we got very, very close as he got older. being a soldier fit him because he always liked to protect people. >> follow me to the doctor. stay with me. >> also being a philosopher he thought why he would go to war. wouldn't it be great if we had armies with nothing to do. absolutely, wouldn't it be great. our father/son weekends were mer low and lot and philosophy. we started with nietzsche and the second was heraclitus and the second was "south park." the back "last journey" started out as a great conversation. this is from an e-mail that i sent to skip. e-mails and letters that we have

back and forth. "i love you more than you'll ever know. i've always known that you are destined for more than i could ever achieve. you were born for greatness that i could only dream of." it's a book i think he would have wanted except it would have ended differently if he had been alive to write it with me." i never thought skip would get killed. he always seemed bigger than life to me. it was a single shot it was a freak situation that just went right underneath his kevlar hit him in the forehead right above his eye. the day we got the call i remember asking my wife she calls and said it's skip. i said has he been hurt. he had been hurt two times before. is he okay and she said no he's gone. >> we're not able to come to the phone right now. >> i saved the record of his voice. >> we'll get back as soon as we can. thank you.

>> that's the last recording we have. i feel like why my son? why anybody's son? and i miss him. i mean he was 36 when he died, a whole life. i wanted to see him. i wanted to have him see me get old and that ain't going to happen. it's out of sequence. when life's out of sequence it you never get used to it. i'm incredibly proud of being sergeant griffin jr.'s dad. it's not just because he was a good soldier. he was' guide individual. he grew up to be a good good person. and he was -- he was a good person. yeah, i'm real i'm real proud to be his dad. message from father on father's

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a couple of young filmmakers at the dallas airport turned a

lot of heads. don teague reports. >> reporter: by day it is one of the busiest airports of the world. by night, joe ayala and larry chen, they looked around and their flight was canceled, they had a ball racing in wheelchairs, shining each other's shoes, playing on the p.a. system now their film "stuck" aptly named, leaves some to wonder -- >> i can't believe there wasn't someone walking around at all. >> if this were staged on a set i would be laughing. that staged in a public arena, costing money for all of us travelers. and i don't care for it at all. >> reporter: for their part airport officials claim they had their eye on the pair the whole time but even they couldn't help being slightly amused.

dfw released a statement saying at no time did the filmmakers' activities present any level of danger or threat to flight safety. and by the way, they also picked up after themselves, including the restroom. the airport did admit the video exposed lapsed security in their restaurant and bar areas, where the men appeared to help themselves to a cold beer but in an age where regulations, fees and delays have made catching a flight unbearable these guys made the most out of missing one, and getting stuck. don teague, cbs news, dallas. >> i can understand why some people said -- i have to say i can't help but laugh and shot beautifully. >> they did catch good shots. looks like a jib camera. >> seems like they planned it. the angles were so perfect. >> a lot of time to think it through. >> a cold beer. >> who knew you could have so much fun at dfw. a big airport. we've been there a couple of times. >> a couple of times.

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♪ i remember me ♪ ♪ ♪ i remember good nights ♪ ♪ think about ♪ ♪ i remember me ♪ ♪ i remember you ♪ ♪ yes, i remember me ♪

♪ i remember, i remember me ♪ >> thank you. and welcome back to the "early show" here on a friday morning. don't stop the applause. ladies and gentlemen, jennifer hudson. that's right. good to see you, jennifer. great to have you with us. such a treat for us. she'll perform her brand new single coming up. we'll get to jennifer in a couple of moments. but first back inside to betty nguyen with another look at this morning's headlines. >> good morning, chris. good morning, everybody. one person is in custody after a secure scare near the pentagon. the suspect led police to a suspicious vehicle on a road leading to the pentagon. he had shell casings and black spray paint in his backpack.

a search found no explosives. he was detained in arlington national cemetery in the middle of the night. this morning britain stopped carrier u.p.s. from moving cargo. there's no word on the nature of the security issue or which locations are involved. greece has a new government this morning as lead ares fight to prevent the country from defaulting on its loans. a new finance minister was sworn in today along with new min sisters of foreign affairs and labor. there have been weeks of riots and labor strikes. in berlin this morning, german chancellor angeli la merkel and nicolas sarkozy are trying to agree on a second bailout for greece. they agree any deal should include the involvement of private bond holders. a young man caught on video admits that he made an expensive and embarrassing mistake.

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por this portion of the "early show" sponsored by windows 7. thanks so much. that's your latest weather. now back to chris. >> all right. thank you so much. you know when you're blessed with a voice like jennifer hudson, you certainly have a headstart on the road to stardom.

♪ i, i i've been through some things ♪ >> she's already achieved a lifetime of success. quickly catapulting from "american idol" castoff in 2004 to grammy and oscar winning "dream girl." but alongside great highs have come indescribable lows with the murders of her mother, brother and nephew in 2008. hudson has emerged from the tragedy with reflection and rediscovery in her new record "i remember me." >> this second album sort of shows her easing into a more adult place. i think she's more comfortable with her talents, more comfortable with who she is where she's going. >> her voice is amazing. and it's so effortless. you know, she just opens her mouth and she's ridiculous voek always come out.

♪ tell me why ♪ >> hudson not only sounds great, she looks great, crediting her 80-pound weight loss for getting fit for her most important role as mom to 2-year-old son david. >> she's lost 80 pounds. she's engaged, she's got this beautiful baby. sort of like a new start to this new chapter in her life. i think it definitely is an evolution. ♪ freedom is mine ♪ ♪ and i know how i feel ♪ >> with powerful pipes like these, it sounds like hudson's just getting started. >> she absolutely has the potential to hang her career up there on the mount rushmore of great r&b and really singers of any genre. >> joining us now to perform her latest single from her second album "i remember me" is jennifer hudson."

♪ i, i, i, i've been through some things ♪ ♪ please don't hold that against me ♪ ♪ can't nobody love you like i'm going to love you ♪ ♪ can't nobody love you like i'm going to love you ♪ ♪ even though i, i, i, you can feel the thing though ♪ ♪ can't nobody love ya like i'm going to love you ♪ ♪ can't nobody love ya like i'm going to love you ♪ ♪ i i, i, i don't mind you putting up a fight ♪ ♪ that's all right ♪ ♪ through any complications maybe we can start ♪ ♪ i can't nobody love you like i'm going to love you ♪

♪ can't nobody love you like i'm going to love you ♪ ♪ don't dare ♪ ♪ hope there ain't no issues ♪ ♪ no one going to love you like i'm going to love you ♪ ♪ i, i, i, i, i, i don't mind you putting up a little bit of fight ♪ ♪ that's all right ♪ ♪ through any complications ♪ ♪ baby ♪ ♪ oh oh oh ♪ ♪ ain't no one going to love you ♪ ♪ ain't no one going to hold you ♪ ♪ show you what i can show you ♪ ♪ baby ♪ ♪ you think that ain't no one going to love you ♪ ♪ ain't no one going to show you what i can show you ♪ ♪ but if you shouldn't go down

the road you did before ♪ ♪ you're in reverse you can't rehearse ♪ ♪ that you can say it will go ♪ ♪ i i i, i've been through some things ♪ ♪ please don't hold that against me ♪ ♪ i ain't no liar baby ♪ ♪ hey i know you baby ♪ ♪ hey, now ♪ ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa ♪ ♪ ain't no one going to love

you ♪ ♪ ain't no one going to hold you ♪ ♪ nobody's going to love you ♪ ♪ yes, yes ♪ ♪ tell you how i feel ♪ ♪ baby, baby ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ i, i, i, i ♪ ♪ like i'm going to love you ♪ >> how does jennifer sound, pretty good huh? i think i kind of love that song. >> i thought so. i saw a few people singing with me out there. >> love that song. >> thank you. >> how are you? talk about a woman who is a little bit busy right now, not only the music, but everything has suddenly taken off for you. that little oscar probably didn't hurt back in the day. >> ever since then i've been going nonstop.

i haven't stopped since. woo, what's going on? that's why i named this "i remember me." because i felt like i jumped on this huge roller coaster that hasn't stopped since. my way of holding on to myself. >> this is very emotional very powerful. you say that you feel like you've lived four lives. both the good times and the bad times. because there's been tragedy your life. you've been able to make it into words. >> good expression. people say how do you get through this and do different things and just find your way. so that was the best way i could put into words. >> i know someone who probably loves to hear mommy sing. your little boy david. how much of an inspiration has he been to you? >> every bit of inspiration. he keeps me smiling, he keeps me happy. again, he just keeps me smiling, day to day, every day. such an amazing huge light that

just shines. >> does he have a favorite song? >> he likes to sing where you at? ♪ where you at ♪ he's playing shy. why is everyone looking at me. until you put him on the stage. >> what is your summer like? >> i start filming the three stooges at the end of this month. then also i'll be performing a bit. so come out and see me guys. i'll be working on a book as well. so you know but me i like to take one step at a time. >> we obviously couldn't let you leave the stage without telling you you look fantastic. >> thank you. thank you. >> you got this? >> i got this. >> how about we hear it? that's the next song we want to hear from jennifer. she got this. >> let me tell you how i got here. how about that? tell you a little story. here we go.

♪ listen ♪ ♪ i packed up my clothes shut the door ♪ ♪ back on the road ♪ ♪ hop in my two-seat erer ♪ ♪ straight to the hood ♪ ♪ words of encouragement baby ♪ and if you know what i'm feeling then don't be scared to say it ♪ ♪ i've got me ♪ ♪ i've got me ♪ i've got me ♪ ♪ ain't about me come around me if you feel the need ♪ ♪ you better believe i got me ♪ ♪ believe i got this ♪ ♪ listen ♪

♪ didn't keep me from moving ♪ ♪ the world's upside down ♪ ♪ i put my footprint on it ♪ ♪ because i've been there ♪ ♪ i'm looking down at the moon and if you feel like i do ♪ ♪ put your hands in the air ♪ ♪ i got me ♪ ♪ i've got me ♪ ♪ ain't about me come around me if you feel the need ♪ ♪ better believe i got ♪ ♪ listen ♪ ♪ you want to until i reach the

sky ♪ ♪ keep going ♪ ♪ keep going ♪ ♪ the whole world every day i'm growing ♪ ♪ everything, everything everything ♪ ♪ i got me ♪ ♪ i've got me ♪ ♪ i've got me ♪ ♪ ain't about me if you feel the need ♪ ♪ you better believe i got this ♪ believe i got i got this ♪ ♪ you better know i got it ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ come on now ♪ ♪ put your hands in the air if you got it ♪ ♪ you got it ♪ ♪ you got it ♪ ♪ put your hands in the air if you got it ♪

♪ say i got it i got i got me ♪ ♪ let me see your hands together ♪ ♪ i got me ♪ ♪ i got me ♪ >> we'll have more with jennifer hudson right after this. this is "the early show" here on cbs. ♪

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what a good way to spend a friday morning, right? i've got to ask you about the album, the reviews tremendous so far. "rolling stone" said you're probably the most powerful singer "american idol" introduced to the world. "entertainment weekly" said you've got the most tremendous pipes. >> this time around i was able to give me. every song i love for a different reason, some songs as a music lover, you know i picked the songs that way and "i remember me" comes from a personal place. "where you at" is a song i love to sing so that's the music i like to sing, so everything on the album is a collaboration of music that i love. >> you like being in the spotlight, too? >> i guess. a little bit. >> you guys want to hear a little "spotlight"? >> you want to sing it with me? >> i'm not going to do that to them or you. she'll take us out. have a great weekend, everybody.

>> sing it with me, now. ♪ ooh, oh, yeah ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪ ♪ are you a man who loves and cherishes and cares for me? ♪ ♪ is that true? is that true? is that true? ♪ ♪ are you a guard in a prison maximum security? ♪ ♪ is that true? is that true? is that true? ♪ ♪ do we stay home all the time ♪ ♪ 'cause you want me to yourself? ♪ ♪ is that true? is that true? is that true? ♪ ♪ get it, babe ♪ ♪ or am i locked away had a feeling that i'd find someone else ♪ ♪ is that true? is that true? is that true? ♪ ♪ y'all going to sing ♪ ♪ well, i don't like living under your spotlight ♪ ♪ y'all know the verse, come on ♪ ♪ just because you think

i might find somebody worthy ♪ ♪ well, i don't like living under your spotlight ♪ ♪ maybe if you treat me right you won't have to worry ♪ ♪ oh, you oughta be ashamed of yourself ♪ ♪ what the hell do you think you're doing? ♪ ♪ loving me loving me ♪ ♪ so wrong baby all i do is try ♪ ♪ to show you that you're my one and only guy ♪ ♪ no matter who may come along ♪ ♪ open your eyes

cause baby i don't like it ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪ ♪ 'cause i don't like living under your spotlight ♪ ♪ hey, baby i see you all backing me up ♪ ♪ just because you think i might find somebody worthy ♪ ♪ well, i don't like living under your spotlight ♪ ♪ maybe if you treat me right ♪ keep it going! ♪ you won't have to worry ♪ ♪ cause i don't like ♪ y'all give yourselves a hand. y'all sang that song! yeah!

thank you y'all. we'll pick up "i remember me" right now.

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winding down, here is what it looks like 880 to oakland we are doing pretty well. bay bridge different story busy all morning long it is jammed well into the mcarthur maze. we have a couple incidents there earlier this morning and it is still just a slow crawl. really all the way out towards treasure island. san jose bridge, no issues either direction. walnut creek traffic moving along but sluggish toward the caldecott tunnel. your beautiful weather forecast, our man. >> yes, we have great weather temperatures coming down a few degrees a couple patches of fog showing toward the coastline. a couple patches inland valleys you can see a couple patches of fog out there this hour, that will break away mostly sunny skies, valley. temperatures up 70s and 80s feel that sea breeze inside the bay 60s and 70s. patchy fog toward the coast,

50s and 60s cooling off tomorrow start warming up on fathers day