you're in a stall with alex rodriguez drawing his blood. >> yes. as crazy as that sounds. >> a-rod's accuser speaks in an interview with "60 minutes." the director of an anti-aging clinic says he provided and administered performance-enhancing drugs to baseball superstar alex rodriguez. >> all of them bad. >> o bad. >> and he knew that. >> yes, he did. iran and six world powers finalize an agreement that puts a temporary hold on the iranian nuclear program, but could action by u.s. lawmakers sink the deal? and some of the biggest stars of film and tv are honored at the golden globe while hosts tina fey and amy poehler gore for comedic gold.

>> it's a story about how george clooney would rather float away in space and die than spend one more minute with a woman his own age. captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, january 13th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. today alex rodriguez plans to file suit to overturn to ruling that bans the new york yankee from baseball for the entire 2014 season. on saturday they changed his suspension from 211 games to 102 games plus the playoffs. rodriguez denies the doping allegations. last night a key witness in the case told his story to "60 minutes." marlie hall has more on that. good morning, marlie. >> anne-marie, the two top leaders of major league baseball also appeared on "60 minutes"

and that outraged rodriguez's lawyer. it was anthony bosch who talked about what he said were the details of what he says were extensive and prolonged use of banned substances. >> testosterone and growth factor 1, human growth hormone, and some different forms of peptides. >> bosch is major league baseball's prime eyewitness against rodriguez. he owned the clinic at the center of the major league doping scandal. bosch says he was paid $12,000 a month and that rodriguez took the drugs right before a game. >> all of a sudden his levels of testosterone are higher, it gives him a little bit more -- gives him more energy, it gives him more strength, more focus. >> rodriguez admitted to using the drugs from 2001 to 2003 but denies the bosch allegations.

>> the notion that bosch is now coming on the television without an examination or under oath is laughable. >> reporter: bosch also claims rodriguez and his people tried to bribe him and threaten him. bosch denied giving anyone any performance-enhancing drugs but changed his story after cutting a deal with major league baseball. baseball's chief operating baseball's rob manfred says he feared for his life. >> haven't you given him every incentive to tell you what you want to hear? >> we had all sorts of evidence that supported everything that he said. >> reporter: "60 minutes" obtained more than 500 text messages between him and bosch. bud selig didn't testify at the arbitration hearing but said the penalty fit the judgment. >> in my judgment his actions were beyond comprehension, and i'm somebody who's now been in the game over 50 years.

>> in a statement following last night's broadcast rodriguez's lawyer said selig's and manfred's appearance on "60 minutes" put forth hubrisness and vindictiveness. >> marlie hall in new york. thank you very much. you can see all of it online at cbsnews.com. minor damage is reported in puerto rico this morning following a powerful offshore earthquake. the quake measured 6.4 and struck just after midnight about 35 miles from the coast. buildings swayed in the capital of san juan some 60 miles from the epicenter. no injuries have been reported though. and this morning it's still unclear when the residents of nine west virginia counties will be able to use their tap water. the water supply in the counties around charleston was tainted by a chemical spill thursday. officials say tests near the state's largest water plant are encouraging. some 300,000 residents are affected.

iran has agreed to start freezing its nuclear program on january 20th. in exchange iran will get relief from economic sanctions. it's part of an interim deal that will last for six months while a final nuclear agreement is negotiated. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president obama says he has no illusions about how hard it's going to be to achieve the objectives of this deal but he says for the sake of national security, now is the time to give diplomacy a chance. still many in congress are not fully on board. iran's foreign minister appeared announce a six-month deal to limit its nuclear program. he says beginning next week iran will limit enrichment of uranium to 5%, a level used for power producti production. iran also agrees to dilute its stockpile of 20% enriched

uranium, which is just below weapons grade. in exchange the u.s. and five other powers will reduce sanctions and will have access to nuclear sites to make sure iran is complying with the agreement. secretary of state john kerry sounded cautiously optimistic a long-term solution could be reached. >> the negotiations will be very difficult, but they are the best chance that we have to be able to resolve this critical national security issue peacefully and durably. >> senator mark kirk, the republican co-sponsor of a bill to impose more sanctions on iran says the administration will give them billions of dollars while allowing them to keep their illicit infrastructure in place, but president obama insists this deal is the best way to ensure iran never develops a nuclear weapon. and the president is promising to veto that senate bill if it passes. anne-marie?

>> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. funeral services are being held today for former israel's leader ariel sharon. vice president joe biden is leading the delegation. sharon died saturday. he suffered a strike eight years ago and has been in a coma since. he served as prime minister and defense minister and was one of israel's most famous and controversial generals. ariel sharon was 85 years old. a new jersey lawmaker investigating the george washington bridge traffic jam scandal says a crime was committed. democrat john wisniewski shows e-mail exchanges close to the governor used public resources for political retribution. >> i don't think it's possible for all of those people to be involved and know and for the governor to absolutely have no communication. remember, this was in the midst

of his re-election campaign. any governor running for re-election is going to want to know about problems that come up if for no other reason to know how to respond when asked a question. >> four people close to governor chris christie have been fired or resigned. christie said he had no knowledge of the plan. well, coming up on the "morning news," former defense secretary robert gates speaks out for the first time about his new book. and caught on tape. condos crumble in extreme weather. this is the "cbs morning news." robitussin dm max nighttime. w fast, powerful cough relief that helps you sleep like a baby. robitussin nighttime. don't suffer the coughequences.

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the book. alison harmelin reports. >> reporter: robert gates calls his new book, quote, an honest account of his time as secretary of defense. >> people gave me a lot of credit when i was in office of being blunt and candid about what i felt about things. i could hardly be any less in writing a book. >> reporter: the former cabinet member is attracting attention for questioning president obama's leadership. gates says the president had reservations about whether his strategy in afghanistan would work. >> as i write in the book, it was this absence of passion, this absence of a conviction of the importance of success that disturbed me. >> reporter: but some lawmakers question the timing of the book. >> when we've got troops in harm's way, i mean it does concern me that these kinds of comments are made. >> my preference would be that the people would refrain from

writing these sorts of things until the president is out of office because i think it undermines -- >> reporter: in his book he slams joe bide about for his policy views but praised former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> do you think she'd make a good president? >> actually, i think she would. >> reporter: gates says his service as secretary of defense under orange w. bush and barack obama was the greatest privilege of his life. alison harmelin, cbs news, new york. on the "cbs moneywatch," another store attacked by cyber hackers and a recall by tyson foods. wendy gillette is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. neiman marcus is the latest retailer to be hit by hackers. the upscale store said thieves stole card information during the holiday season. a spokeswoman wouldn't estimate the size of the breach but neiman marcus confirms the

stolen cards were used for unought rised charges. stocks in asia were up. hong kong's hang sang gained a quarter percent. the shanghai lost a percent. here on wall street investors will be focused on earnings reporting coming out this week. intel, ge, and several big banks are due to report. the dow jones industrial average lost 32 last week, the nasdaq gained 42. tyson foods is recalling nearly 34,000 pounds of a chicken product that may contain salmonella. the chicken product, a paste-like substance was not sold in stores. it was sold the institutions. it's been linked to illness in a tennessee prison where 17 people became ill. the spotlight wasn't on the cars. at the north american auto show. gm's mary barra, the first woman tapped to lead the awe toe maker stole the show. she said she hopes to pursue young people go after science careers.

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there will be strong winds and mountain snow across the rockies and the plains. some snow is possible from the dakotas to michigan today. rain moves into the tennessee valley and southern appalachians, and temperatures will be up to 15 degrees above average in much of the northeast. in sports now, the nfl is down to its final four teams. a weekend full of football wrapping up last night. peyton manning throws two touchdowns and gets them out to a lead. it comes up short. denver wins, 24-17. it's manning's first postseason victory since undergoing neck surgery and missing an entire year but he says he wasn't even thinking about that. >> i really was not. you know, what's weighing on my mind is how soon i can get a bud light in my mouth. that really is priority number one. it was an intense game and up and down and a lot of emotions.

>> this will be manning's fifth trip to the afc championship game, but his first as a denver bronco. and the san francisco 49ers are headed to their third straight nfc title game. quarterback colin kaepernick throws a first half touchdown pass and then runs for another score in the second half as the niners top the panthers in carolina, 23-10. so here are the final matchups with a trip to super bowl xlviii on the line. in the nfc san francisco travels to seattle to face the seahawks. seattle won both prior meetings of these teams this season. and the afc championship game pits tom brady and the patriots against peyton manning and the broncos. that game can be seen right here on cbs on sunday at 3:00 p.m. eastern. one of the williams sisters is already out of the australian open. 33-year-old venus fell to ekaterina makarova in three sets.

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,, ,,,, here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., sunny today, but rain in atlanta. sunshine in st. louis and sunshine in denver as well. seattle, rain, with a high of 53. hollywood award season kicked off last night. teri okita has the big winners at the 71st annual golden globe awards in beverly hills.

>> and the golden globe goes to amy adams in "american hustle." >> reporter: it was a big night for "american hustle." amy adams and jennifer lawrence won best actress and best supporting actress for their roles in the con artist flick which also won best motion picture, comedy, or musical. >> i'm sorry i'm shaking so much. don't ever do this again. it's so scary. >> reporter: "12 years of slave" was the best drama. kate blanchette was named best actress in her starring role in woody harrelson's drama, "blue jasmine." "the wolf of wall street's" leo dicaprio also went home a winner. >> thank you for allowing me to stalk you into making this mo e movie. >> reporter: matthew mcconaughey and jeremy le toe won top honors in their roles in "drama club."

of course, these awards aren't just about the silver screen. it was a big night for television too. "breaking bad" star bryan cranston won best actor and the show won best drama series. adam samberg won best comedy series "brooklyn nine nine." which also won best comedy. "snl" stars tina fey and amy poehler co--hosted for the second year, getting big laughs. >> how george clooney would rather float away into space and die than spend one more minute with a woman of his age. >> reporter: poehler was jokingly sitting on bono's lap when she won for best star in a comedy. teri okita, cbs news, beverly hills. things got off to a soggy start at the beverly hills hotel. a lighting rig triggered a fire and the sprinkler went off before the golden globes show. it drenched the red carpet but they worked quickly to mop up the mess. the show must go on. coming up this morning on "cbs this morning." mo rocca goes behind the scenes of the hit children's show "sesame street." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." reet." i'm anne-marie green.

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this morning the faas this morning the faa is investigating why a southwest airlines flight landed at the wrong airport in missouri last night. it was supposed to land at branson airport but instead went to a much smaller airport seven miles north of there. the flight from chicago was carrying 129 people. the plane landed without incident. and at least one person is dead and four others are missing in an australian wildfire. the fire has destroyed 46 homes outside perth. strong winds whipped the flames more than 60 feet high. hundreds of firefighters are battling the blaze in the rugged hills. several were treated for heat exhaustion. over the weekend an anonymous bidder won the opportunity to hunt an endangering species, the african black rhino. it sold for a record sum of $350,000.

as don dahler reports, the organizers of the controversial auction say the money will go to save the species. >> reporter: there are fewer than 5,000 of black rhinos in the world. the african nation of anybody ya is home to almost 2,000 of them, which is why it's hard to believe that killing any rhinos is a good thing. to raise money for its anti-poaching and conservation program they permit hunting. this year one auction was handled under tight security by the safari club. >> 100% of the proceeds from the sale will go directly to the anybody ya wildlife trust, which is their trust fund for concentration. 100% will be earmarked just for black rhino conservation. >> reporter: the unnamed winner

paid $350,000 which beat the old report of $233,000. culling herds of older animals is common. carter says the mature rhino has been killing other rhinos. >> wildlife does not take care of itself. it costs money to take care of wildlife. >> reporter: but jeffrey flocken of the international fund for animal welfare says this does more harm than good. >> it well may be one of those older animals that's no longer breeding, but it's not about the individual. it's about the message we're sending in the world that these rare animals are worth more money dead than alive. >> reporter: although they've been permitting this for years, protesters were airing their anger. >> i'm outraged as a senior citizen that they're going to kill the old bull. what is his right? it's not a sport unless the bull receives the first crack at it. >> reporter: the club says they've received numerous death threats and have turned them over to the fbi. don dahler, cbs news, new york. coming up on the "cbs this

morning" scott pelley joins us on more on the rodriguez doping allegation. plus, we'll speak with alan mulally, ceo of ford, as the international auto show opens today. and mo rocca takes us behind the scenes of "sesame street." that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com tac.com

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>> can't wait to hear that, the niners won and now here we go, the nfc championship, one game away from the super bowl, great stuff. here we are guys, the skies are clear but the fire danger is here, we will talk about that coming up. >> i was going to say that was under construction but they picked that up and northbound traffic looks good so more on your commute coming up. sounds good, liz. >> for e third year in a row the niners are going to the afc championship game. >> they sure are, of course they were there, we checked them out as they welcomed them home. >> tell me about being here tonight. why did you come? >> i love our team. they did great. >> did you see the game today? >> yes. >> what did you think of it? >> it was prty