over there. >> eggnog! >> this is from sydney, australia. happy new year's eve! >> happy new year! captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com good morning to your viewers in the west. it is tuesday, december 31st 2013, and welcome to "cbs this morning." a bitter cold end to 2013. temperatures nose dive formillions and there could be a huge snow heading for the northeast. and an entire community told to get out after massive explosions in a train derailment. the toxic risk to thousands this morning. plus beyonce accused of insulting memories of american heroes. controversy over her new song and the "challenger" disaster. first a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> very heavy plume of smoke and

carcinogen coming from the burning wreckage of those cars. >> a train derailment forces north dakota residents to flee. >> after one freight train crashed into another that was hauling crude oil. >> i've never seen anything like this happen before. it's crazy. >> bone-rattling cold weather covering the central u.s. has produced snow and ice and the northeast may be in for a major snowstorm to begin the new year. estimated 1 million revelers were expected to pack new york city's times square to bring in 2014 with a dropping of the iconic crystal ball. >> there's a lot of activity going on. they will all be adequately policed. >> preparations are being made to use helicopters to reach a ship stuck in the ice in antarctica since christmas eve. >> how do you celebrate on a stranded ship? >> you find whatever spirits you can. i mean emotionally and alcoholic. >> a little girl is recovering after a frightening fall down a 50-foot well in western georgia. it took more than an hour to

lift her to safety. beyonce is facing criticism in her new song "xo." >> my life is full of embarrassing moments. i'm prone to those. >> and "all that mattered." >> it's already 2014 in sydney australia. people there rang in the new year with a spectacular fireworks show. >> you go, sydney! >> go on with your bad self. >> on "cbs this morning." >> she was told to come on down. >> the tacoma washington, woman walked away with the biggest ever prize in the show's daytime history. >> you got it! >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is off, so anthony

mason is with us as we end 2013. >> they're already hung over in australia. >> happy new year to you. >> happy new year to you. great to be here. >> we're going to talk about 2013, of course, today but we begin with the weather because much of the country is finishing the year in a dangerous deep freeze this morning. the temperature in northern minnesota dropped to -- get this -- 27 below overnight. single-digit lows stretch all the way to chicago. and on top of that, snow is making things tough for drivers around the upper midwest. >> meanwhile, the northeast is shivering in bitter windchills. it feels like 6 degrees in boston this morning. and more snow is coming just as utilities in maine finish a week-long effort to restore power after last week's ice storm. meteorologist megan glaros of our chicago station wbbm is monitoring the cold and the storms this morning. megan. >> norah and anthony, the new york storm begins in the midwest and quickly tracks eastward as it joins with a low pressure system from the

atlantic, it will deepen, bringing more snow potentially to parts of the northeast and what it will do for the midwest. you can see that system there bringing all kinds of snow into thursday and friday for the east coast. the low pressure originates, though, in the midwest what will likely dump as much as 3 to 6 inches of snowfall around chicago, in towards toledo as well. deepening with that low pressure system from the atlantic it begins to work into new england and the northeast. where the lows emerge that will make the biggest difference in terms sees the heaviest snowfall. if they merge off the coastline, new york city and philadelphia will see less snow. but if they merge right over those areas, we could see a very big storm system coming into the end of the week. the beginning of 2014. times square forecast, mostly clear with a 28-degree temperature. windchills from 8 to 14. norah, anthony. american athletes are expressing concerns this morning about their own safety in bombings in russia that killed 38 people.

the winter games are set for 38 days in sochi. snowboarder seth wescott said he will likely steer clear of the opening ceremonies if he qualifies. the two-time gold medalist says there's a lot of negativity around sochi and security is part of the problem. this morning, security forces are flooding volgograd where the attacks took place. they're detaining dozens of people in sweeps across the city in the hunt for suspects. holly williams is isn't london. holly, good morning. >> reporter: gorge anthony -- good morning, anthony and norah. no one has claimed responsibility for the bombings yesterday, but many people in russia believe they were the work of islamic rebels who have called for violent attacks to disrupt the winter olympics. russian president vladimir putin has promised that the sochi winter games will be the safest in olympic history. more than 2,500 athletes from 90

countries and tens of thousands of spectators will descend on the resort town in the coming weeks. russia spent an estimated $50 billion preparing for the event. but the recent attacks are raising concerns. >> people should be reminded that olympic games acts of terrorism including bombings continue to occur in russia. >> reporter: the white house is monitoring the situation and said in a statement, the u.s. government has offered our full support to the russian government in security preparation and we would welcome an opportunity for closure cooperation. >> our diplomatic security personnel have been working with the russians for many months. >> reporter: putin has ordered police to beef up patrols at transportation hubs across the country. additional measures include a zone 60 miles along the coast and 25 miles inland. passport screenings for spectators. constant sea and aerial patrols. and a ban on cars beginning next week and ending one month after the games.

although sochi will be virtually locked down, the city is close to the unstable north caucasus region. they've been battling insurgents in places like chechnya and dagestan for more than two decades. >> matrix where you have to design a layered security program. >> reporter: the security coordinator for the 2002 olympics in salt lake city, the first games after 9/11. >> we have to have a plan that has both protective measures in it, crisis response measures and then a consequence plan if it has to be initiated. >> reporter: the russian government clearly hopes that the olympic games will improve the country's image. the security measures they've implemented will be some of the tightest ever seen at a sporting event. anthony and norah. >> holly, thank you. and today, people living in north dakota and that community are being told to leave their homes this morning after a fiery train derailment. several tanker cars carrying

crude oil exploded on monday sending flames and noxious fumes into the sky. and they're tracking it over the city in casselton, as jamie luke was from wcco reports the access araising concerns about shipping oil by rail. ntsb investigators are on the way. the accident is raising safety concerns about shipping oil by rail. >> reporter: the 106-car train carrying crude oil slammed into another freight train near castleton, north dakota. the blast rattled off for more than an hour after the crash as train cars engulfed in flames. >> all of a sudden, we heard this big boom. and we ran outside and seen black smoke and then orange smoke. >> it was the third explosion that rattled the house and the doors and the windows were all shaking. and the flames were so high.

and it was like it was right happening behind us. >> reporter: thick black smoke consumed the area and burned through the night. law enforcement officials are urging all 2,400 residents to evacuate. they remain concerned about wind gusts pulling the fire closer to stranded train cars, filled with oil. they're also concerned about the spread of potentially dangerous smoke. >> there's a very heavy plume of smoke and carcinogen coming from the burning wreckage of those cars. as we understand, there's a pressure system above it, that's going to push the plume down, not allow it to go up and out. >> reporter: in a statement, bnfs railways, the company that operates the train, said they're thankful there have been no injuries and there are bnsf claims personnel onsite to passist with residents' concerns. this is the third major accident involving oil trains in recent months. this summer, 47 people were killed when a runaway crude oil train derailed and exploded in quebec. and in early november, portions

of a 90-car oil train derailed in alabama. the incidents have increased pressure for tougher standards when it comes to transporting oil by rail. mainly outdated tankers. but changes are costly and oil shippers have opposed new regulations. following monday's incident, the federal railroad administration said accidents involving hazardous materials are down 16% over the last decade and that they would launch a full investigation. for "cbs this morning," jamie ucheis, minneapolis. the fate of ooh california teenager declared brain-dead remains in the courts this morning. on monday a judge ordered jahi mcmath to be kept on life support for another week. the hospital had planned to disconnect her life support yesterday. as john blackstone reports, the case pits the girl's parents against her doctors. >> reporter: a mother's fight to keep her 13-year-old daughter on a ventilator continues after a last-minute court ruling barred doctors from taking the girl off

life support monday night. >> i'm going to fight for jahi until i don't have no fight left in me. >> reporter: it's been more than three weeks since 13-year-old jahi mcmath had what was supposed to be routine surgery to remove her tonsils. complications led to cardiac arrest, depriving her brain of oxygen. >> jahi mcmath is unfortunately deceased. no amount of prayer, no amount of hope or any type of medical procedure will bring her back. >> reporter: doctors at oakland children's hospital declared the teen brain-dead and a judge last week ruled they could take her off life support against the family's wishes. the latest decision gives the family until january 7th to appeal. >> my daughter is breathing. she moves. when i go in there and touch her, she moves her whole body, her legs, her shoulders. how can you possibly say my child is dead if she responds to my voice? >> yes, people who are on ventilators who are deceased can show signs of moving, but that

is not a sign of life. >> reporter: two neurologists have backed the hospital's assessment that jahi is brain-dead and beyond recovery. and jahi's doctors say it would be unethical to insert a feeding tube or perform surgery for a permanent breathing machine on a personal legally declared dead. jahi's loved ones are not giving up, as they seek a facility willing and able to put her on long-term life support. >> this case is about is jahi. but even more importantly, it's about choices and who gets to make these choices regarding your children and health care in this most intimate and fundamental choice will you live or die. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," john blackstone, san francisco. and formula 1 racing champion michael schumacher is showing surprising but slight improvement in a brain scan this morning. doctors performed a second operation on him overnight. they say he still has extensive

bruising on his brain and he is not out of danger. schumacher suffered severe injuries while skiing in the french alps on sunday. he fell and hit his head on a rock. he was wearing a helmet at the time and he arrived at the hospital in a coma. a rescue effort on the edge of antarctica is shifting from sea to air this morning. dozens of passengers are going to leave a russian research ship by chopper as soon as the weather allows it. that could take a few more days. don dahler is with us. don, good morning. >> good morning. it was nature that trapped the passengers on christmas eve. strong winds pushing their ship into an area where it got lost in ice ten feet deep and mother nature is keeping them there into the new year, a storm that's preventing rescue by helicopter. the research vessel was setting it sights on another ship, the icebreaker aurora to break it

out. but research scientist chris tierney got bad news before we reached him via skype. >> the australian icebreaker the aurora just couldn't get through. we just heard that from the captain. we are going to get helicoptered out. >> reporter: the helicopter would come from a chinese ship waiting nearby. it was able to do a flyover to assess the situation over the weekend before the weather turned bad and made any flights impossible for the time being. >> the forecast was maybe for friday for some clear weather, some good visibility. that's been pulled forward to thursday. >> reporter: when the weather does clear, the passengers will airlifted out, the russian crew will stay with the ship until an icebreaker is eventually able to break through and reach it. >> we're just preparing a helicopter pad here on the floe next to the vessel. when we get the call, the chinese will fly the helicopter over land see the engines turning over get the first 16 passengers in.

that's the plan. we'll do that four times. >> reporter: right now, passengers are backing up, waiting for that fateful call. >> we must be ready to go as soon as possible, in the meantime, a lot of waiting here. >> reporter: for chris, another experience while he'll always remember this experience. >> my wife and children are here as well. the idea was to show them antarctica in all of its beauty. as a result, they got an amazing expedition experience out of it as well. >> but there are reports this morning that the chinese vessel is now stuck. that means that a helicopter rescue is not possible. which means they have to wait for a u.s. coast guard vessel to reach them. anthony and norah, that will take ten days. >> wow. i had no idea that there were spouses and children on board. >> oh, yeah, they're having a good time. >> wow, ringing in the new year. speaking of the new year, it's already 2014 on the far side of the pacific ocean. auckland, new zealand, rang in

the new year with fireworks and parties. in new york city about 1 million people are expected to pack times square tonight ready to celebrate in the cold. elaine quijano is at the crossroads of the world. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anthony, norah, our viewers out west. the barricades are up the pens are all set. now we just need the people. when those crowds arrive later tonight, they are expected to face temperatures in the 20s with windchills in the teens. nevertheless organizers are still expecting about a million people to pour into the streets in and around times square here. when those crowds do arrive they will find some tight security. no trash cans in times square and people will not be allowed to bring in any backpacks. the nypd will be using radiation detectors and hand-held metal detectors to check people for explosives and other dangerous devices. in addition, counterterrorism helicopters will be surveying the scene from the air.

officials say there is no specific threat. as for the ball drop itself u.s. supreme court justice sonja sotomayor will lead the 6 60-second countdown. she is a proud new yorker who grew up in the bronx. also this year, a modern twist to the tradition. fans will be able to follow the ball on twitter. last night, in fact, the ball tweeted, "good night, new york. i got to run. got this thing tomorrow." for all you trivia fans out there, this year the ball weighs 11,875 pounds. it's covered by more than 2,500 waterford crystals. we are told, anthony and norah, this year more than a billion people around the world will be watching the ball drop here later tonight. >> elaine quijano, thanks. five head nfl coaches are looking for new jobs this morning.

they were sacked after disappointing performances in the regular season. the casualties are jim schwartz of the detroit lions. minnesota vikings leslie frazier, and greg schiano, and the washington redskins mike shanahan. and the cleveland browns rob chudzinski was fired after one season. >> time for some of this morning's headlines. in "the washington post," younger vets are outraged after cuts in pensions. the bipartisan budget deal signed by president obama last week includes a 1% cut in their annual cost of living increase. veterans say that means on a solemn pact with those who sacrifice for this country. many lawmakers vow to roll back the cut when congress returns to work next week. "the new york times" says an official who supervised the troubled rollout of obamacare is retiring. michelle snyder is the second administration official to leave in the wake of the problems at healthcare.gov. she was actively involved in efforts to repair the site. the "los angeles times" said the state of california is running out of money to map

earthquake faults. the maps are crucial for enforcing building regulations and new construction. the funding is expected to dry up early next year. our new york station wcbs says horse-drawn carriages may ride off in the sunset. new york mayor elect bill de blasio plans to get rid of the carriages saying they're not humane and not appropriate. he wants to replace them with antique electric cars. this is the last full day in office for his predecessor, mayor michael bloomberg, who served for 20 years. and the "usa today" says the census bureau predicts the population will grow by 3 million to more than 317 million. it's the slowest growth rate since 1937. the places with the fastest growth rate, north dakota and washington, d.c. the only states to lose populations, maine and west virginia. they blame the ageing baby booming population and slower immigr a lot of clouds making

their way across our skies, no rain though for the bay area. several storm systems though headed our way. but unfortunately, most of that moving up into the pacific northwest. and that leaves us dry. so we have some changes coming our way. temperatures running in the 60s this afternoon. you will see clouds and a little sunshine. and then as we look toward the new year, going to keep things on the dry side. the temperatures warming up near 70 degrees by thursday. looks like we'll cool down but stay dry in the next seven days. weather report sponsored by nationwide insurance. nationwide is on your side.

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injured during a high-speed chase that ended in san francisco's good morning, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. get you updated on headlines. an officer and suspect injured during a high-speed chase that ended in san francisco's haight- ashbury neighborhood last night. officers initially tried to pull the driver over in the bayview district. a judge has extended an order continuing jahi mcmath's ventilator until january 7. relatives say they have now found a facility willing to take the 13-year-old who was pronounced brain-dead after complications from tonsil surgery earlier this month. traffic and that big new year's eve forecast coming up right after the break. stay right there.

good morning. out live towards the bay bridge, and this is what it looks like. empty commute. so far no delays and no metering lights getting into san francisco from the east bay. there are foggy conditions in the south bay, expect some visibility problems along 101,

280, down to a quarter mile or less. guadalupe parkway moving at the speed limit this morning. and we'll show you a check of mass transit. bart systemwide on time. no delays. they are running those trains until 3:00 tomorrow morning. golden gate ferries on a holiday schedule. muni metro and caltrain will be offering free rides after 8:00 tonight. that is your also "kcbs traffic." here's lawrence. >> i'm going to have to get on one of those caltrains. that might be a good time tonight. [ laughter ] >> around the bay area on this new year's eve, we have some more clouds moving across our skies. we have seen some dense fog in fact san jose looking at visibilities down to an 8th of a mile down to a quarter mile on moffett field and you get the idea we have some thick fog out there early on this morning. but that should give way to some partly cloudy skies this afternoon. but temperatures will stay mild. 63 in san jose. 64 in oakland. about 60 in san francisco. looking out to 2014, dry and warmer weather. staying dry but slightly cooler over the weekend.

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>> unless they want to give it to me. everybody welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half can wall street keep the momentum going in 2014. "forbes" magazine john dobosz is in the green room. and beyonce with her new hit but one comes as a unpleasant shock to the families of "challenger." how the superstar used an historic piece of sound. that's ahead. and one step to a world of drones. the faa will use half a dozen locations around the country to test the safety of unmanned aircraft. jeff pegues is at the museum in washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah and anthony. we came here to show you a place where you can show you the

drone. this was actually flown in afghanistan. it's the use of drones behind other applications that's really behind this faa announcement. in the high-flying world of aviation technology very few projects have taken off as quickly as drones. battle-tested in conflicts overseas drones are going domestic. the faa has already approved limited use for unmanned aircraft over american soil helping customs and border patrol agents on the u.s./mexico border. and giving local police departments a better view. but drones also have significant commercial applications. >> we're talking about delivery here? >> we're talking about delivery. so there's an item going into the vehicle. >> reporter: something charlie rose discovered when he visited amazon headquarters for "60 minutes." in response for the faa on drones, the faa has said it has chosen six sites around the country for testing including university of alaska texas a&m university and a former air

force base in new york. at each location drone performance will be studied across a wide spectrum of conditions. cold in alaska heat in texas. and a busy airspace in upstate new york. >> it's the next big step in the civilization of drones. >> reporter: the brookings institution peter singer said the drones will create more than just buzz. >> this will be a multibillion dollar industry. >> reporter: why? >> for those six test sites it's a lot like becoming the potential robotic version of silicon valley. >> reporter: it says drones could bring $86 million

people that the drones fliering over. >> thanks jeff. wall street opens at yet another historic high this morning after its 51ord close of 2013. the dow jones industrials is on track to finish higher. with us is john dobosz. good morning. >> good morning. >> you almost couldn't lose if you had money in stocks? >> that's true. >> it's bear market it has what they call a wall of worry. the unemployment is still high but coming down. interest rates, one thing to keep an eye on if you owe bonds, you certainly have felt pain. as interest rates go up the

volume of bonds go down. ben bernanke and the feds are putting people into the market. >> where should you put your money? >> specifically, the technology sector, the financial sector and energy stocks. you hear about twitter, but the company has month profits. facebook has stocks but i'd avoid companies like that. but go to old school technology companies like microsoft. microsoft is getting a new ceo. the dividend is about is 3%. apple, about three years now that steve jobs has passed they don't have a great wow product. but they just got into china with the iphone. it's a great stock dividend. >> what about the adage, buy low, sell high. the market seems high. do you think it's still going to go up? >> keep in mind you can also buy high and sell higher. and that momentum works, you

know. whether it's with automobiles or with the stock market. things that are in motion tend to stay in motion. i mentioned interest rates. that's one thing to look at. oil, oil has been not that expensive. it's been coming back lately. we produced a lot of energy here in the u.s. fracking. all of the oil coming out of the earth has been coming out. >> stocks to capitalize on? >> a company that makes white sand used in fracking. hicrush. and pipeline company. a great dividend 6.5%. sunoco and big play there, energy transfer partners. and in the drillers transocean that's an offshore deepwater driller. they have rigs obviously involved in the horizon drilling but that's a couple years.

and endsco also drills for oil. >> why do you think they're doing well in 2014? >> stock forecasters make weather forecasters look great. i think they look good in the wrong run. i can't tell you that they're going to pop next year but trading more cheaply than they have in the last five years in price to sell and price to earnings. you won't get burned with them the way you could in a high-flying tech stock. >> thanks john. and the new year marks the beginning of the end for some of america's most popular light bulbs. it's part of the government's plan to help save energy but as bill whitaker shows us not edge is seeing the light. >> reporter: at stores across the country, traditional light bulbs are slowly fatdding out. >> even my christmas lights were l.e.d.

>> reporter: starting tuesday, the country will stop producing incandescent bulbs as the country works to shrink its footprint. it's part of a law signed by former president george w. bush which requires new bulbs to meet tighter standards. 75 and 100-watt bulbs are being phased out. >> the old-fashioned incandescent bulb actually wastes 90% of the energy it uses. instead of light it goes to waste heat. and that means more pollution and also that we pay more on our bills. >> reporter: according to the for, light bulbs use 25% less energy and last 25 times longer. while the new bulbs cost more at the register it estimates americans will save billions in

the long run. >> that's the cheapest thing you can implement as a homeowner. ultimately using one-fourth or one-sixth the energy to provide the same amount of light. a significant savings. >> reporter: still, not everyone is ready to make the switch. according to ail recent survey 30% of consumers plan to load up on incandescent bulbs while they're still available. as the countdown began, americans were tweeting out pictures of their stockpiles. one user wrote, stocking up on 60-watt light bulbs before the provision. where is the speak easy? for now, stores are allowing to sell traditional bulbs while supplies last. pop star beyonce is under fire this morning from the families of fallen astronauts the song bringing back memories of a national tragedy. that's next on "cbs this morning." ♪

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>> the flight crew is looking carefully at the situation. obviously a major malfunction. >> reporter: with those words, beyonce opened up the tenth track of herself titled album and the pop diva is seen having a good time at new york's coney island park. the sample audio is from the nasa announcer who described to the world what was happening as the "challenger" exploded. >> flight controllers here looking very carefully at the situation. >> reporter: the widow of dick scobee issued a strong rebunk saying "the moment included in this song is an emotionally difficult one for the which will which will families, colleagues and friends. the which will which will accident is an important part of our history. a tragic reminder that space exploration is risky and should

never be trivialized. >> they're making money off of something that was very personal to people. >> reporter: nasa said it's a reminder thatre -- beyonce said "songwriters included the audio in tribute to the unself-issue work of the which will which will crew with hope that they will never be forgotten." beyonce greets her adoring fans and teaching them a dance go with the song. the director said the music video came together organically. >> we went with feeling, you know, a beautiful cycle of energy. >> reporter: maybe to some fans but offensive to others. >> to put that audio, that particular audio in front of a pop video, just seems to be the wrong thing to do. >> now, although nasa expressed

disappointment with beyonce's use of that audio, the agency's photos and videos generally not copyrighted, nasa couldn't force beyonce to take that out, even if they wanted to. anthony and norah. >> the "challenger," that was 1986. >> i can't believe it was that long ago. >> it does seem it doesn't a lot of clouds making their way across our skies, no rain though for the bay area. several storm systems though headed our way. but unfortunately, most of that moving up into the pacific northwest. and that leaves us dry. so we have some changes coming our way. temperatures running in the 60s this afternoon. you will see clouds and a little sunshine. and then as we look toward the new year, going to keep things on the dry side. the temperatures warming up near 70 degrees by thursday. looks like we'll cool down but stay dry in the next seven days.

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your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald. good morning, it's 7:56. i'm michelle griego. the oakland teen declared brain- dead remains on a ventilator this morning. a judge stepped in and stopped children's hospital oakland from taking jahi mcmath off the ventilator yesterday. now her family has until january 7 to find a facility that will take her. watch out for those king tides. there could be some flooding in low-lying areas around the bay this morning. this is a time of year when tides are especially high, especially around the new moon. and that's tomorrow. this morning's high tide is expected to be more than 7 feet above sea level. and tomorrow morning should be at least as high. stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment.

good morning. it is still "holiday light" over at the bay bridge toll plaza. they have not had to use the metering lights since christmas. so you can see the reason why. traffic looks great no delay at all getting into san francisco. mass transit including bart rubbing on a regular schedule everything on time. let's hit the roads in the east bay and show you the nimitz freeway. just checked the drive time, chp says it's 15 minutes on northbound 880 between 238 and the macarthur maze. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." here's lawrence. >> quite a few clouds around the bay area this morning. foggy and visibilities about 1/8th mile in san jose. hazy sunshine another "spare the air" day. those clouds rolling over top of a ridge so not bringing any rainfall. but it will keep temperatures down a little bit. plan on 60s. still very mild. dry and warmer through thursday.

♪ ♪ china and japan are celebrating the start of a new year on the other side of the world. in tokyo this morning they're ringing in 2014 with actual bells. earlier in australia a spectacular fireworks show lit up the famous city harbor bridge with more than a million people watching. absolutely beautiful. good morning everyone. it is 8:00 a.m. in the west and welcome back to "cbs this morning." it's a bitterly cold new year's eve from the dakotas to new england. snow in the midwest is expected to build into a major east coast storm. salt lake city reporter passes

out on live tv and she tells us how she woke up and kept on reporting. we wrap up an eventful year with one more look at the stories and moments that made the biggest impacts. first, here is a look at today's "eye opener at 8." the new year's storm begins in the west and tracks to the east. we can see a big system. the security measures the russian government implemented will be the tightest ever seen at a sporting event. about 25 miles west of fargo. >> people are told to leave their homes this morning after a fiery train derailment. reports this morning that the chinese vessel is now stuck. that means a helicopter rescue is not possible. this will be a multibillion dollar industry. >> why? >> for those six test sites, it's a lot like becoming the potential robotic version of silicon valley. beyonce decided to include

audio from the day the space shuttle exploded. >> they're making money off something that was extremely personal to many, many people. the barricades are up the tents are all set. now we just need the people. happy new year. >> happy new year. >> they're already hung over in australia. i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and anthony mason. charlie rose is off today on this new year's eve. >> happy new year's eve. >> to all of us getting ready to celebrate. it will be a frigid new year's eve in much of the u.s. temperatures are below zero this morning. across minnesota there is also snow in the upper midwest. that storm is going to build up into a serious weather event for the northeast. meteorologist megan glaros of wvbm is tracking the new year's forecast. good morning. how does it look? >> good morning.

well, gayle, norah anthony, we're talking about a major storm system. we get it first in the midwest where they already have winter weather advisories that have been posted. those areas shaded in purple could see as much as three to six inches of snowfall. then the low pressure pushes eastward joins forces with a low that will move up the coastline. that will be the problem. helps the low pressure system tap into extra moisture. a good likelihood for snow in new england. questions remain for accumulation in philadelphia. this is a look at what will happen as the snow pushes all the way through the northeast heading for new england. and eventually off the coastline going into friday. by the way, in terms of your new year's eve forecast, it will be bitterly cold everywhere with the exception of miami. a high of 75 degrees today. norah, anthony, gayle? >> megan, thanks very much. severe weather is also an important focus for nasa.

a special team is taking the the sky looking for another big super storm like sandy. manuel bojorquez flew with them. >> hoping to find the perfect storm over the gulf of mexico. his team is flying this dc 8 in order to better study cloud formations. dib says these clouds remain a mystery to scientists, but they contain clues that can help understand changes in the earth's atmosphere. >> we understand the fundamental physics of clouds and all the different kinds of clouds but not well enough to be able to accurately model them over and over again. >> reporter: this is a flying laboratory. there are stations set up throughout the aircraft with 40 instruments gathering data. it's nasa's most complex airborne science campaign of the year. data gathered on this flight can

help scientists better predict when and where the next storm will hit. >> tomorrow there's a 20% chance of thunderstorms. what that means is there's almost definitely going to be a thunderstorm somewhere in houston. but right here at this spot who knows? >> reporter: but it's not just thunderstorms that concernsb's team. 2013 had numerous instances of extreme weather, from the typhoon in the philippines to record tornadoes in the midwest to some of the largest wildfires on record in california. in addition to understanding weather patterns, scientists can also collect data that helps model climate change. 2013 was the seventh warmest year on record. >> when we start getting into the tricky discussion about climate change and whether it's real or not and what should we do about it those arguments inside the science arena are incredibly reliant on models. we have an obligation to make the models better. >> reporter: up in the air for

eight hours, our flight path ended up looking like this. it's one of 35 this past year to help find answers about our changing weather, answers that for now are still up in the air. for "cbs this morning," manuel bojorquez, over the gulf of mexico. >> gayle and anthony i wonder if you've seen this story. tv directors usually say fade to black when there's time for a commercial or something like that. it's not supposed to happen to a tv reporter. on saturday, brook graham of our salt lake city affiliate kutv was live on the air getting a skiing lesson when she fainted. >> hi you guys, i'm here with the utah nor dick alliance you're treeching me how to cross country ski. so give us some -- okay.

>> graham came to very quickly and managed to keep talking. she told us it was pure instinct that kept her going. >> my first thought was how did i end up on the ground and then i saw the camera pointed at my face and just decided to go with it. i'm prone to a lot of embarrassing moments in my life. i think the last thing people expected to see on live tv saturday was me falling flat on the ground. i think it's just one of those things you have to laugh about. >> graham posted this note on twitter. i just passed out in the middle of my live shot. i guess i shouldn't try reporting when i'm not feeling well. >> when i first saw it she passed out like a cartoon character. she really fell flat. the fact she got up and just kept talking, very impressive brook graham. >> it was prettyism press sive. i passed out but never on live television. >> she says it's not the first time it happened to her. she needs to get that checked out. we're glad she's okay.

it's only funny because you know she's all right. brook, we are cheering

some people swear the best cure for a new year's day hangover is more booze. dr. david agus says don't do it. he'll show us why hangovers happen and what you should do to prevent them. >> i've never seen dr. david agus smile so big in my life. >> he looks good this morning. ♪ too much tequila last night ♪ [ female announcer ] whether you're working like a dog or giving the dog a workout, find your balance™. every delicious balance bar® has

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hangover." some might worry about art imitating life. dr. david agus is looking really handsome this morning. hello. it's good to see you. >> thank you for the gift of the sweater. >> can we say before we get to hangovers. gayle went around the room and said do you think he'll wear a red sweater. >> today is the day. i appreciate it. norah o'donnell said the cure to a hangover is bacon, egg and cheese. >> what a hangover is when you drink alcohol, your body metabolizes to a buildup in your body and doesn't make you feel good. it's a diuretic. every glass you drink, you pee out three to four times as much so you dehydrate yourself. it's also a depressant. you get a rebound surge in

epinephrine. it screws up your sleep. all those together is the hangover. the best way to cure a hangover avoid it. >> doctor you say -- >> good luck with that on new year's eve. >> that's no fun. come on! >> i didn't realize some liquors are worse than others correct? >> yes. something that's in liquors the color ones -- you have more of a chance of a hangover with colored liquors. bourbon and scotch are worse than vodka. red wine a little worse than white wine. >> david, is there anything yu can do ahead of time to mitigate -- let's just say you're going to drink. it's new year's eve, is there anything yu can do ahead of time aside from what you drink to mitigate the effects. >> it's drinking lots of fluids. the best fluid are sport drinks coconut water which is nature's sport drink, water and maybe take aspirin and ibuprofen, but

of which can block the inflammatory components. you may want to avoid tylenol. because that's a double whammy on the liver. >> do they get worse as you get older? >> unfortunately, yes. as we get older, we don't metabolize alcohol as much. we take a lot of other medicines as we get older and alcohol can interfere with those medicines. alcohol can also affect the heart. as we drink older, we want to drink less and try to avoid the binges. >> i try to practice moderation we always make mistakes. we go a little overboard sometimes. the answer is yes. >> dr. agus. thank you. happy new year. see you next year. >> happy new year to all in new york. see you next year. the song performed by everyone from elvis to andy williams. how "danny boy" survived 100 years to become a timeless classic. that's next on "cbs this morning." "

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anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. ♪ ♪ a beautiful song. 2013 marks the century since the song "danny boy" first weaved its way into irish folklore. it's a melody heard at president

kennedy's funeral and played farewell to elvis presley. also comes with a huge miss. ♪ oh danny boy ♪ >> it's about as big as proved irresistible to some of the biggest names in music. a song of love and loss. a lament for those missing home and each other, "danny boy" arrived a century ago and never left. but arrived from where? ireland, right? well think again. >> one of the mysteries has always been how this englishman could write something that took off the irish, how? >> reporter: that englishman was

fred weatherly, a prolific song writer and later a successful lawyer who published 1,500 songs. anthony mann is his great grandson. >> frederick sent me songs which he never knew was going to be a good because launched in a series of pigeon ri. >> reporter: at first "danny boy" didn't fly. the words were right but the tunes were wrong. that's where his sister-in-law, margaret, comes in. an irish immigrant who sailed to america with fred's brother in search of silver in colorado. it was on a trip back to england in 1912 that margaret introduced fred to the ancient irish melody the londonderry aire." he fused that melody with heavyhearted words and something magical happened "danny boy" became a hit. >> he meant for it to be popular. he meant for it to be universal. very careful avoidance of specifics. >> reporter: music journalist andrew muler says world events were about to lend the song a

terrible resonance. >> one hesitates to call the world war a stroke of luck. it needs a stroke of luck. his lyrics were published in 1913, a year before millions of people were finding themselves having to say good-bye to people who they hoped against hope that they might one day see again. >> reporter: the theme of longing also struck a chord with many irish immigrants who headed to america to escape the famine back home. throughout the decades the song became woven into the cultural fabric of the u.s. and beyond often as a final farewell. elvis said he thought "danny boy" was written by angels and asked for it to be played at his funeral. and what was fit for the king was fit for the princess.

at diana's church service the words were different, but the haunting melody of the londonderry aire the same. and after the tragic events of 9/11, the strains rose from the memorial services of so many irish-american police and firefighters who were among the victims. it's not just the notion of loss, but of some day being reunited. it's one of the reasons "danny boy" has never gone away. for "cbs this morning," i'm charlie d'agata in london. >> probably one of people say the greatest ballads ever written. >> song's got to be pretty special to survive that long. it really does. and it's one of them. >> beautifully done. the 100th year of "danny boy" also makes for a very busy year of news. we'll take a look back at some of the most important events and unforgettable stories that you saw hopefully right here in

2013. that's your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald. good morning, it's 8:25. i'm michelle griego. firefighters are battling a 40- acre vegetation fire in san jose. chopper 5 is on its way to the fire near mount hamilton road and quimby road right now. it started just before 6:00 this morning and it's spreading slowly. right now the fire is 20% contained. the oakland teen declared brain-dead remains on a ventilator this morning. yesterday, a judge blocked children's hospital oakland from disconnecting jahi mcmath. the 13-year-old was declared brain-dead december 12 three days after tonsil surgery. and watch out for the king tides today. there could be some flooding in low-lying areas around the bay this morning. the tide is expected to be more than 7 feet above sea level. stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment.

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good morning. let's take you outside show you what it looks like on the roads. very quiet now on all our sensors even through the livermore valley which is always slow at this time of the morning. it looks like great, only 14 minutes between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. so here is a live look. obviously some folks sleeping in taking the day off getting ready for new year's eve partying later on this evening. right now no metering lights, no problems getting into san francisco. similar story up and down the

nimitz freeway. no major incidents, hot spots. northbound looks good near oakland airport up towards your downtown oakland exits. bart is running until 3:00 this morning. right now all trains running on a regular schedule on time. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." here's lawrence. >> we are seeing thick fog in the bay area even the san jose area visibility down to 1/16th of a mile so be careful, very dangerous on the roads. our mount vaca cam, you have mid- to high-level clouds up above, high pressure just too strong though and tearing apart this latest system that approaches the bay area. so we are left dry here and it looks like it's going to stay that way well into the new year. so 2013 ending with some temperatures running well above the average. should be about 63 degrees in san jose today after we clear things out a bit. 64 in oakland and about 62 degrees in santa rosa. a little cooler toward the coastline. a sea breeze kicking in, too, highs there in the 50s and low 60s. looking toward the new year, we have a whole lot of sunshine coming our way. that ridge strengthens again. temperatures near 70 degrees by thursday.

♪ time to get out of bed with that music. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this last half hour, one last look at 2013. we'll take a look at the biggest stories and the specialty homes as we reported them the past 12 months. that's coming up. >> look at that. hey, we thought that was behind the scenes. i wasn't supposed to end up on tv. more of those moments coming up but first, it's time for headlines around the globe. britain's "the guardian" says an eruption isn't japan looks like snoopy. the land mass found last month,

people are calling it snoopy island. okay. i get it. >> i see it. you really see it there. "usa today" looking at a former nfl quarterback that would be tim tebow and his new job. the heisman winner is now joining espn as a college football analyst for the new s.e.c. network. 26-year-old homes to return to a pro team. >> what network was that? >> i know i screwed that up. the new s.e.c. network. mr. mason, if you please. >> thank you very much. the new york post saidal. by's restaurant in times square is hosting a new year's eve party. it's $375 a person. >> at applebe's? >> yes.

>> it's offers a buffet -- >> i can say beautifuluffet. every friday we look at the standout moments on this new year's eve morning, we want to show you the best of the best from this year. they are the events that made us laugh, and pay attention. >> what can you say to the president who believes chemical weapons were used and used by your government that this will not happen again? >> i will say very simply present what you have as evidence to the public. >> no one disputes that chemical weapons were used in syria. moreover, we know the ashaud regime was responsible. >> egypt has a new form of government. mohamed morsi is under house arrest. >> dozens of muslim brotherhood

leaders. >> military keeping firing tear gas on the ground. >> egypt is not only in a state of emergency. it's in a state of shock. >> you and i as citizens have the obligation to shape the debate of our times. >> that vladimir putin -- >> i believe the president -- >> have you changed your mind about what you want to do with your life? >> yeah i sort of want to be a president. >> my fellow americans, we are made for this moment. and we will seize it so long as we seize it together. >> mr. speaker, it's midnight and the great government of the united states is now closed. ♪ with can't we be friends nt ss ♪ ♪ >> do you stand with your government or take it down? >> it's about the american people. >> i think this is worth

fighting over obamacare. >> our founders would be ashamed. i intend to speak until i can no longer stand. >> if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor. if you like your insurance plan you can keep it. >> do you think the american people deserve accountability for why you said that over and over? >> i ended up not being accurate. that's on me. >> it's been down the whole time. >> hold me accountable for the debacle. i'm responsible. >> i sitting at my desk certainly have the authority to wiretap anyone. >> the big question is not only how did the u.s. let snowden get away, but can they get him back? >> the trail runs cold. apparently vanished. >> i'm not going to be scrambling jets to get a 29-year-old hacker. >> on boyleson street.

>> oh my god, it was horrible. horrible. >> there is still a very very dangerous individual at large. >> we have movement in the boat. he just sat up. >> we're exhausted, folks, but we have a victory tonight. >> that building behind me is where the shooter entered the base with a valid i.d. >> pushing, shoving, people falling down it was crazy. >> and the family suffered a stunning and horrific blow. >> yeah we need to go. we need to go. >> they are absolutely gone. chewed up spit out like a wood chipper. >> it's still unreal. i still feel like i'm going to come home but there is no home. >> everything is gone. >> look at what's happened the entire roof of this house is gone. >> i can't believe it happened. >> were you scared? >> uh-huh.

>> what were you thinking? >> about my mom. >> no one could have possibly survived this, and yet, we know they did. this was a storm of storms. ♪ ♪ i guess i'll just go home ♪ >> you spend your whole life having your little place, you know. and then it's gone. >> colorado officials are talking about a request for federal disaster aid. >> i'm not sure if my house is lost. i just don't know. >> these 19 firefighters were members of an elite team of first responders known as hotshots. >> arizona governor said this is as dark a day as she can remember. >> he was the best of the best. >> all men are created equal and then a few became firefighters. >> we're on a boulder street that's closed because the water has literally taken over. >> how can we ever recover from this? inch by inch mile by mile community by community. >> how is it to have made it

back here to manila? >> happy we're still alive. >> every building is either significantly damaged or destroyed. everything's wiped out. >> hopeless. everything is gone. >> asiana 214, emergency vehicles are responding. we have everyone on their way. >> everything is just torn apart. >> what are you thinking? what are you feeling? >> i was thinking i'm dying. >> the train was traveling at approximately 82 miles an hour as it went into a 30-mile-per-hour curve. >> how scary were those few seconds? >> the scariest moments of my life. >> we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> with his verdict behind him he's eager to step back into the world but not everyone's eager to have him back. >> we deployed over 300 police

officers. several incidents of assault. this will not be allowed to continue. >> what would you like if anything, for president obama to do? >> at least investigate what happened. >> i've been missing for ten years, i'm here. i'm free now. >> she said help me get out. we've been in here a long time. >> i want everyone to know how happy i am to be home with my family. >> ryan ferguson was convicted and an appellate court. >> what is it you need to do now? >> i need to get clothes. >> smoke of the sistine chapel -- >> in buenos aires, there should be quite a party. >> he said to us and said may

god forgive you. >> the duchess is in early stages of labor. >> absolutely ecstatic! >> the country is excited. >> he's got a good pair of lungs, that's for sure. >> with the decision now and the rules that the federal defense of marriage act is unconstitutional. >> i have said that other photos were likely to come out. [ bleep ] where do you get the morality to judge me? you know who judges me? not you. >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. do i? am i an addict? no. there's nothing else to say, guys. i really -- >> and the super bowl belongs to baltimore! >> i want to know who's in charge for paying the power bill

at the super bowl. >> baltimore! >> and it happened for 95 years! >> this is for you, boston. >> pretty much -- yeah! >> louisville completes the emotional journey to the championship. >> me and my brothers we got the job done, i'm so proud of them. >> andy murray's moment at wimbledon and finally the great british drought is over. >> i hope you guys enjoyed this. ♪ >> how long you can be a musician? >> right, what would the answer to that be? >> till you die? >> there you go. ♪ >> people want to see you. they want to see what you're thinking. they want something from you. don't try to please them. do it for yourself. >> i hated this movie.

hated, hated, hated, hated this movie. >> writing is the most miserable form of work i know. if you don't write the book the book ain't going to get written. >> i ain't going to tell you i love you. but i do like you a lot. ♪ >> i've never been in show business. ♪ here comes the sun ♪ >> the president can decide that it's in the best interest of the nation or something, and do something illegal. but when the president does it that means that it is not illegal. ♪ >> britian needs an iron lady. >> yeah! >> let there be justice for all.

god bless. >> "cbs this morning" is a fresh morning show perfect for those viewers who too tall for other morning shows. together charlie rose gayle king and norah o'donnell are a sleek team. ♪ >> i keep hesitating i just want to say -- what's the big deal? >> can we just talk about the elephant at the table. you are very hot, adam scott. >> i'll go now. >> all right. >> nobody keeps it classier behind the anchor desk than you guys. >> now, we're going to drop -- >> i love them. >> you like a good thrill. >> i do. >> welcome, everybody. >> you said my brain is a ferrari. >> let's rev it up! >> i feel the need for speed!

>> want to go longer? >> i have to say, nothing you said this morning is attractive to me -- >> you know so many women say this to me. >> one of your weaknesses is beautiful women. what do you do for fun? >> use this and think. >> i look at pretty girls and i say -- good thought -- >> there's outrage that you dropped a pumpkin. >> we learned that your brother has now taken up painting. >> yeah, he is. i don't know what to say about that. >> i'm sitting here analyzing that tie here. trying to figure out if i can mix paint. >> are you serious? >> yeah. >> you look very nice in your suit. >> i think there's going to be a remake of "matlock" and i don't want to miss. >> can we talk free throws? >> usually gayle comes by my

house and says if you don't want that i do. >> governor romney -- >> it was a fabulous experience i loved it. >> attack this day with an enthusiasm! >> that's the way we start our show every morning. >> all right! whoo! >> wow. >> wow. >> is it interesting when sometimes, you say a year's a long time and another time it goes so fast. when we saw the inauguration, we go, oh my gosh that was this year. >> margaret thatcher passing and all of the news events. incredible. >> we have a special shoutout to you andy lehman and russ carlson. shoutout, that's very difficult to do in 13 minutes in 2013. "all that mattered" back in 1967. the championship frozen in time.

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the icy field for most of the game had been green bay most formidable ally. >> "all that mattered" 46 years ago today. the coldest nfl game in history. the green bay packers hosting the dallas cowboys. the temperature, a kickoff for

the 1967 nfl championship game. 13 degrees below zero. with more than 50,000 fans at lambeau field in wisconsin braved the big chill. players said the grass felt like asphalt. sportswriters nicknamed it frozen tundra. 13 degrees below zero. >> a lot of people needed a stiff drink probably. >> can we just put out energy for the super bowl coming here for 2014 is not like that. >> no. >> good morning out there, nfl. >> definitely won't be below zero. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back.

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your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald good morning, it's 8:56. i'm michelle griego. the oakland teen declared brain- dead remains on a ventilator this morning. a judge stepped in and stopped children's hospital oakland from taking jahi mcmath off the ventilator yesterday. now her family has until january 7 to find a facility that will take care of her. a police officer was hurt during a high-speed chase through several san francisco neighborhoods late last night. the chase ended when the suspect crashed near the southeast corner of golden gate park. watch out for the king tides today. there could be some flooding in low-lying areas around the bay this morning. the tide is expected to be more than 7 feet above sea level. here's lawrence. >> >> right about 10:00 we could see some flooding along the embarcadero. out the door we go, we have

some fog outside this morning. and some clouds continuing to move overhead unfortunately just a dirty ridge, that means a lot of clouds, no rain from these clouds that are moving on by for today. so we will keep things dry weather-wise. temperatures on the last day of 2013 staying mild. 63 degrees in the napa valley. 61 fremont. 60 degrees in pacifica. as we head in toward the new year, that high pressure ridge builds back in. the temperatures going to warm up on wednesday and thursday. going to keep these temperatures very mild and dry into the new year. maybe in the middle of next week, we start to talk about some rain. all right. we are going to it check out your "kcbs traffic" coming up next.

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new extra crispy boneless. he's taller than i remember. ♪ ♪ good morning. a fire continues to burn on mount hamilton. it started about 5:30 this morning, burned about 40 acres. right now they have just decided to close state route 130 for the next 24 hours, about 20% containment in that fire. here's a live look at the nimitz freeway 880 in oakland. no problems. obviously very light traffic right now coming through oakland. and at the bay bridge still no metering lights. they have not had to turn on the metering lights for a week now. easy breezy into something. have a great new year's eve.

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