for the weekend. >> we hope for it. thanks so much. >> thank -- take care everybody. captioning funded by cbs good morning to our viewers in the west. it is monday, february 3rd, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." rowdy celebrations overnight in seattle. seahawks' quarterback russell wilson joins us. how he led the biggest super bowl win in more than 20 years.p remembering actor philip seymour hoffman. the latest on the investigation into the oscar winner's sudden death. plus only on "cbs this morning," california's own tesla ceo elon musk his next steps for revolutionary change in electric cars and space travel. we begin with a look at today's "eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds." >> dominant performance across the board. the seahawks are world champs.

>> seattle celebrates their first super bowl title. >> picked off by smith all alone! touchdown, seattle! >> denver unable to do anything on the offensive side of the ball. [ screams ] >> this is an amazing team. we go back to the 12th man. >> the crowd is going wild. thousands of people are out here. the crowd is, as you can see, very affectionate. >> actor philip seymour hoffman was found dead in his new york city apartment apparently of a drug overdose. the star of the stage and screen, he won best actor oscar and three tony nominations. >> happening in front of you is not happening, but you actually believe it is. if i can do that i've done my job. >> another winter storm is moving from the ohio valley into the mid-atlantic. philadelphia and baltimore could get up to 5 inches. >> there's no evidence to suggest that he's not telling the truth. >> new developments in the bridgegate scandal. one of his staffers has

resigned. >> chris christie may worry less about going to the white house and worry more about going to the big house. >> there is a manhunt under way for a man who escaped from prison. >> released this video showing one of the vessels being rammed by a japanese whaling ship. >> oh, that? >> the super bowl commercials that wound up being very funny. >> and he's picked up the ball. headser to the end zone and she may have gotten in. >> touchdown. >> touchdown. >> and all that matters. >> your detractors believe you did not tell the world it was a terror attack, because your campaign didn't want that out. >> bill think about it -- >> that's what they believe -- >> and they believe it because folks like you are telling them. >> no. >> on "cbs this morning." >> we're all we need! we're all we got! let's go. one, two, three! this morning's "eye-opener"

is presented by toyota. let's go places. ♪ welcome to "cbs this morning." good morning, norah. congratulations to seattle. >> yeah, congratulations. what a game. >> oh, man. the whole extraordinary thing, so many surprises. >> so many surprises. >> especially the victory, the performance by seattle. >> incredible stuff. >> that's where we begin. fans and sports writers call it one of the biggest championship blowouts in nfl history. the seahawks crushed the broncos, 43-8 in east rutherford, new jersey. >> 3,000 miles away, people poured into the streets of seattle overnight. students lit a bonfire at the university of washington, but police report no serious trouble. don is there this morning. good morning. >> reporter: i think most of the people here never went to bed. good morning norah. good morning charlie. good morning to our viewers in the west many of whom are still

celebrating. seattle has become legendary very quickly for its noisy boisterous fans, and the 12th man came to jersey yesterday and gave them the home field advantage. >> waiting for the kick. off we go. >> reporter: some thought it could have been a coronation for peyton manning, but just 1 seconds into the game it was clear. seattle would reign supreme. >> it's snapped over the head of peyton manning. >> reporter: a bad snap resulted in a safety the fastest score in super bowl history. after the game, manning blamed the confusion on the crowd noise. >> we weren't sharp. offensively. from the very get-go not the way you want to start a game for whatever reason we couldn't get much going after that. >> reporter: it was all seattle on offense -- >> in for the touchdown. >> reporter: -- defense -- >> pass is too high. >> reporter: -- and special teams -- eventually mvp malcolm

smith returned this interception. >> picked off by smith. >> reporter: 69 yards for a touchdown giving seattle a 22-0 lead at the half. >> touchdown, seattle. >> reporter: at halftime, was there any discussion to fought get overconfident? >> it was just do what we do, stay normal. >> reporter: bruno mars and the red hot chili peppers offered the broncos the only break they'd get from the relentless seahawks attack. >> inside the 30 he's going to go. >> reporter: seattle returned the second half kickoff for another touchdown and never looked back. it wasn't until the end of the third quarter that the broncos scored. >> touchdown. >> reporter: preventing what would have been the only shutout in super bowl history. >> this is an amazing team. these guys right here would not take anything but winning this football game. >> reporter: the seahawks roster is one of the youngest. the average age of the player is 26 years. this is their first super bowl

win in franchise history. what are you going to tell him some day about this day? >> that daddy was the champion. and you were here. i have lots of pictures now. >> reporter: lots of pictures and a shiny new trophy to go along with them. >> i love you more than anything. >> reporter: it was billed as the first mass transit super bowl. most of the fans took buses or trains to the stadium. for some of the fans, it was a rocky road. many of them took more than an hour to go the six miles from manhattan to metlife staid up, and then a big message on the jumbotron asking fans to stay in the seat because there was so much congestion waiting to leave for more than an hour. many of the seahawks fans didn't mind that, and ultimately it was the denver broncos hit by the bus. charlie, norah? >> don, thanks. if you're traveling, be aware of problems from a new winter storm. 1,000 flights have been cancelled so far today as a new blast of snow hits large parts of the central and eastern u.s.

in chicago early morning temperatures were below zero. that city is expecting snow tomorrow. heavy, wet snow has been falling this morning in central new jersey. about 50 miles west of new york city. that area could see 8 inches of snow. meteorologist justin drawbic of kyw is out in the severe weather this morning. >> good morning, charlie and norah. if you have plans to fly east this week, you may run into problems at the storm pattern remains very active across the east coast. here in philadelphia coming off high temperatures on sunday in the 50s and this morning, we're dealing with a heavy, wet snow accumulations of 3 to 6 inches here in center city. this is a large storm system. we have winter storm warnings in effect from the ohio valley up to new york city. and the highest snowfall amounts will be confined across central and eastern pennsylvania into northern new jersey, with the potential of over 6 inches of snow. and this is a heavy, sweat snow, so the potential for power outages exists. obviously, this will slow down

travel both on the roads and in the air. the weather pattern remains very active. another storm moves in for wednesday. this will bring snow ice and rain to the mid-atlantic and northeast, and then beyond that another storm possible for the upcoming weekend. so very active start to february. charlie, norah, back over to you. >> justin drawbrek in philadelphia. we turn to the death of philip seymour hoffman. this morning, fans friends and family are grieving the sudden loss. kevin spacey calls hoffman's death an unspeakable loss. officials say he died from an apparent drug overdose. kevin anchor is outside the apartment building this morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie and norah, and our viewers in the west. philip seymour hoffman's body was removed last night from the building right behind me, as the investigation into his death continues. now, envelopes found in the apartment were believed to contain heroin a toxicology report is expected in the coming days.

meanwhile, the world mourns the loss of an acting legend. >> you have to stop this campaign against me. >> reporter: on the big screen and the broadway stage, philip seymour hoffman dazzled audiences for more than two decades. >> for 24 years, people have been trying to kill me! people know how. >> reporter: often turning smaller roles into memorable performances. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: the famed actor was found dead on his bathroom floor with a syringe in his arm sunday morning at his new york city apartment. the cause of death has not been released, about you it is believed to be a heroin overdose. his body was seen being wheeled out by police last night. in a statement, hoffman's family said we are devastated by the loss of our beloved phil and appreciate the outpouring of love and support we've received from everyone adding we ask that you respect our previoussy sy privacy during this time of grieving. hoffman appeared in over 50 fill s and was nominated for

four academy awards. he won the oscar for best actor in 2006 for his portrayal of writer truman capote. >> i did everything i could. >> hello. >> hi, how are you? >> reporter: in an interview with "cbs news sunday morning, "hoffman reflected on his craft. >> the thing about acting whenever you think you're good at it something happens and you're, like oh, god, i was really bad. you know what i mean? acting is not something that you get good at and stay good at. acting is something you need to maintain. >> reporter: a couple weeks ago, he attended the sun bans film festival and was scheduled to install in another installment of "the hunger games." >> show them that she's one of us. let them rally behind that. >> reporter: for all of his success, hoffman openly struggled with substance abuse and spoke about his addictions with steve kroft of "60 minutes" in 2006. >> i got sober when i was 22 years old.

yeah. >> so this was drugs or alcohol or both? >> oh, yeah it was all -- it was all that stuff, yeah. anything i could get my hands on. yeah. yeah, i liked it all. yeah. >> and why did you decide to stop? >> you get panicked. you get panicked. it was -- i was 22 and i got panicked for my life. it really was. it was just that. >> reporter: last year hoffman completed a stint in rehab for heroin addiction. he is survived by his partner of 15 years and his three children. philip seymour hoffman dead at the age of 46. >> thanks kevin. and president obama deflected tough questions in a live interview ahead of the super bowl. bill plant looks at how the president defended some of the biggest controversies of his administration. he's at the white house. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and

good morning in the west. you know, the prediction sitting down before kickoff. this year, it was fox, and the interviewers was bill o'reilly. the 10-minute interview was combative and it highlighted the administration's difficult moments. his signature achievement, the new health care law, came under fire first. >> was it the biggest mistake of your presidency to tell the nation over and over if you like your insurance, you can keep your insurance? >> no bill you've got a long list of my mistakes -- >> no, really, for you, wasn't that the biggest -- >> this is one i regret and i've said i've regretted -- >> reporter: the president was pressed on his support for kathleen sebelius, and the person responsible for the botched rollout of the health care website. why didn't you fire sebelius the secretary in charge of this because she had to know after all those years and that money that it wasn't going to work? >> my main priority is making sure it delivers for the american people. and what we've ended up doing is we've got 3 million people

signed up so far. >> i'm sure that the intent is noble. but i'm a taxpayer. >> yeah. >> i'm paying kathleen sebelius' salary, and she screwed up. you're not holding her accountable. >> i promise you we hold everybody up and down the line accountable. >> reporter: he was asked about benghazi, libya, asking what then defense secretary leon panetta told him on that day. did he tell, secretary panetta, it was a terrorist attack? >> you know what he told me was there was an attack on our compound -- >> reporter: he didn't use the word terror? >> you know, in the heat of the moment, bill what folks are focused on is what's happening on the ground, do we have eyes on it how can we make sure our -- >> i want to get this on the record. did he tell you it was a terror -- >> and i'm answering your question. what he said to me was we've got an attack on our compound. >> no terror attack? >> we don't know yet who's doing it. understand by definition bill when somebody is attacking our compound -- >> yeah. -- that's an act of terror.

>> reporter: the president also denied there were any political motives behind the irs treatment of conservative groups. he told o'reilly these are all settled issues. he accused fox news of keeping them alive. but even so the president said with a big broad smile, he had enjoyed the exchange. charlie, norah? >> bill thank you. of course after that interview, the big game seattle's russell wilson threw two touchdown passes in the second half the young quarterback overcame many obstacles to become a super bowl champion. russell wilson, good morning, and congratulations. >> oh, charlie, hey, norah, this is russell wilson. good to hear from you guys. it's a pleasure man. it was unbelievable. >> and what surprised you most about that game? >> you know, just how great we played all across the board. you know our defense, our offense, special teams was great. and our fans were unbelievable in metlife stadium. >> it makes it easier for a

quarterback if you get an interception that goes for a touchdown, a kickoff return that goes for a touchdown, and a safety? >> yeah, all those things are good. and we've been doing that all year. we've been playing great football all year. you know, it's a team -- it's a team effort, and that's what we've been wanting to do especially the last game of the year. you want to play the best football at the end of the year and that's what we did. >> charlie, gayle, and i were all there. russell, congratulations. it was great to see the intensity with which the seahawks played with defense. how did you prepare? >> i think the same way we prepared all season. you know, after last season and everything, we lost the tough, tough game last season, in the playoffs to atlanta. and we kind of just said hey, you know, everything we do has to be championship calendar. and we have to have a championship offseason, have a 1-0 mindset, and just go after it every day. and that's what we did. and the preparation, we did everything we could. this week was our best week of practice all year.

>> you were a third round draft pick, i think 75th overall. people have said you're too short to be a quarterback, too young, because you're 25 years old. how have you dealt with adversity? what was some advice that your father has given you all along the way? >> first of all, my faith is so strong. god has given me so much talent. you know, i believe that god's given me the right arm, and for some reason, even though i'm 5'11", to make the throw and great decisions on the field, you know, i think to be a great quarterback, you need great leadership, great attention to detail and a relentless competitive nature and that's what i try to bring to the table. i have a long ways to go. i'm still learning and still on the constant quest for knowledge. >> they say it's the willingness to win that made the reason they wanted to go with you as their starting quarterback. let me talk about peyton manning. what do you think happened last night? have you had a chance to talk to him at all since the game was over? >> you know, i have so much

respect for peyton manning and all the things he's done. you know, i got to talk to him at the end of the game, before the game a little bit. >> what did you say after the game, russell? >> i just said thanks for playing against me man, it's an honor. it really is. he's one of the best quarterbacks, if not the best quarterback to play the game. you know, it's just truly an honor. and actually ironically i went to his football camp in 10th grade, and he was my coach. so to be -- to be around him, you know, and to watch his legacy and all the things he done, it's a tremendous honor. >> what did pete carroll say at halftime? >> we had a great halftime routine, just getting ready. he just said to us guys let's bring it. let's have an unbelievable second half. sure enough we came out strong. first the kickoff return. he was electric. and we even played better in the second half. we just -- we just kept playing better and better and better as the game went on. >> congratulations, russell.

>> great stuff. >> thank you, guys, so much. go, hawks. [ laughter ] >> they went. time to show you this morning's headlines from around the globe. "wall street journal" looks at swearing in of janet yellen. she was joined by her husband at the swearing-in ceremony. "usa today" says a new report shows the abortion rate dropping to the lowest level since 1973 when the procedure became legal. in 2011 the rates fell to an average of 16.9 abortions. ukraine's president returned to work this morning. he had been on sick leave for four days. protesters are demanding his resignation. the "washington post" says china may have taken its biggest step yet to fight air pollution. beijing agreed to disclose detailed information after requests by environmental groups. now 15,000 factories must publicly report air and water

samples in realtime and china is attempting to cut back its use of coal. >> and "the daily mail" has the first photographs of the miracle man of the pacific. he's the mexican sailor who said he spent the past 13 months adrift after 5,500 miles, surviving on fish birds, and turtles. he washed ashore on the marshall islands last . rain over the weekend, things settling down though. now is high pressure trying it build in. the low pressure center all the way into southern california, the skies parting just a bit. a couple patches of fog and chilly temperatures. down to freezing in some of the north bay valleys. by the afternoon, cooler than normal, brisk and breezy coast side. low 50s there. mid-50s inside the bay and valleys. next couple of days should be dry. and then a chance of showers on wednesday, thursday and maybe over the weekend. >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by kfc.

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. this is a kpix 5 morning update it's 7:26. i'm michelle griego. more than 100 people gathered at a vigil in napa last night for caylee slusher a 3-year-old found dead in her bed on saturday night. and google is launching another experiment with using ferries to get its employees to work. the company is doing test runs this week on ararat between alameda and redwood -- a route between alameda and redwood city. a toy company in oakland got a free 30 second ad during last night's super bowl. the spot for goldieblox aired during the 3rd quarter. stay with us. traffic and weather coming right up.

good morning we are watch ago new overturned crash, until the eastbound lanes of 92. multiple lanes blocked before 280. over wise, traffic is recovering right now coming into san francisco. the accident was southbound 101 approaching caesar chavez. traffic is slow and improving on the sky way. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll l plaza. metering lights are back into the bay. storm clouds moving through over the weekend. that storm system headed all the way to southern california right now. we're looking good over the financial district. skies are mostly clear. we have seen patchy ground fog developing. watch out for that. a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. cool temperatures, highs only in the low to mid-50s. a chance of showers returns on wednesday and thursday and maybe over the weekend.

i come over for the super bowl and you don't put out a chip? >> it's just the two of us. >> unfortunately we didn't get invited to the party. >> we never get invited to anything. >> what was that? >> nothing. >> you mumbled something. >> the rumor of a reunion of "seinfeld." they brought a new conversation to one of their classic haunts a new york city diner. wayne knight stopped by making his triumphant return of newman. they answer questions from buzzfeed news and we're going to bring you the highlights tomorrow. looking forward to "seinfeld." coming up this half hour what was your favorite super bowl agd?

there were dozens to choose from. frank luntz say there were 3,200 to choose from. he looks at the best and worse. also what happened when advertisements tried focusing only on women or men. >> and for the first time woody allen's adopted daughter publicly announces abuse. that's ahead. there is growing concern organizers won't be ready for days to go until the actual opening ceremony here and, in fact the site today was actually open. it was come see how your money was spent day on sochi's olympic site today.

some members of the public allowed in before the big show starts. everything is about as ready as it can be here even if things can be a little rough around the edge, particularly up in the mountain where there's now a brave new olympic world. they've built a whole new mountain village here from scratch and from the outside, it's impressive. the problem is on the inside some of it that's not finished. it's the hotels that are not finished. some have arrived to find rooms unready and services unavailable. the problem has been made worse because some of the migrant workers have be moved out presumably for security. here's another sochi challenge. several pairs of double toilets have been spotted. the lack of cube cal walls, perhaps money or time-saveing measure or a way to make olympic

friends. each these people are trying to be friendly. dimitri turnerchenko is the sochi czar. >> reporter: how is it? is it difficult to not make it look like armed guards? >> if you're here involved. some of them with their fingers crossed, i'm sure. >> thank you. and this morning super bowl fans are reacting to a kinder tone among last night's

commercials. actors like audi hyundai, and heinz paid 4$40 million for 30 seconds of air time. good morning. >> good morning. >> your team watched 90 ads. they used those dials to figure out which they liked. which one was the best? >> you're right. it was a kinder gentler advertising effort and for some reason ads that have animals have always done well in a super bowl and anheuser-busch has got the gain on ads but this time the ad of the puppy and the horse just so overdid everything else. we had women in the group crying. i want to acknowledge we even had one man in the group who was emotional about it. and that's because it tells a heart-warming story that extends over time. one of the keys in the super bowl, it's not what you do in the first five seconds that matters. it's what you do over the length of the 30 or in this case a

60-second ad. >> that puppy, frank, was so cute. the dodowawa ad. >> the human does strange things that the public doesn't respond to. some of these ads cost over a million dollars to create and you wonder who actually did it and what kind of narcotics they were on. i think some of these creators are clearly from colorado or washington state. >> let's take a look at what you call the second best scoring ad. >> this is good. >> hey, mr. smith. want to try out my time machine? it runs on doritos. >> sure. now what? >> you've got to pull the whole bag in. >> okay. >> yes. >> it's really working, jimmy. >> out of my yard.

>> jimmy, you're so old. that two points. men and women liked it evenly which is very tough to do in a super bowl ad or any ad. the second is you can't look like you're selling. >> even if you are. >> even if you are. if you look like you're selling, people don't remember the brand. people have no idea what car company it was for, beverage company. the great thing about that dorito ad everyone knew it was doritos but they didn't feel put upon by the pressure of the ad. >> which one didn't work? >> there are a couple. they may show it to you. the scarlett johansson add. been there done that. if it looks like an ad that's been done and again and again, it will not work. and this ad did not connect with people. if it doesn't seem real life.

we want relationships, we want friendships, and we want a laugh. or like charlie, we like crying. did you cry, sir? >> no i did not but i love that ad. >> you know what amazes me if a company is spending $40 million you would thing they would focus on their own? >> but the question is it good on its ownby itself or good in the overall context of a super bowl? it has to stand out. it's got all these other adds zenegger. >> yes. one would ask how arnold schwarzenegger how he's doing.

i'm not sure going from governor to ping-pong player -- it did reasonably well. >> which one was the most memorable? >> radio shack. it took you back to the 1980s. the challenge is do you use people who remind you of who they want to see again or does it bring you back to the 1970s with. people didn't like it because nobody likes disco. >> is advertising gearing more toward men or women? >> great question. women are watching it as much as women. they want something that transcended age, gender and region. if you're only attracting women you're missing half your always jens. by the way 4rks 2 million watch the super bowl for the ads. it's not just about the game anymore. >> all right. i was at the game and then home watched the ads. that says something about my life. i want to watch the ads.

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denying allegations that he sexually abuse add daughter he adopted with mia farrow. dylan farrow made the claims on saturday in a letter to "the new york times." these accusations are not new, but as ben tracy reports it's the first time dylan is going into detail publicly. >> reporter: woody awl lep has been called neurotic and

intellectual. his daughter dylan calls him a predator and torttorturer. when i was 7 woody allen took lead me into a dim closet-like attic and told me to lie on may stomach and play with my brother's electric train set. when he sexually assaulted me. he talked to me while he did it whispering i was a good gary. dylan farrow is the daughter of mia farrow who allen dated until 1992. he then married her adopted daughter soony preven. dylan farrow first accused her father of abuse 29 year 21 years ago. >> the allegations are not new but what is new is dylan farrow

openly and on the record detailed her account of the alleged abuse. >> reporter: the director was honored at the golden glubs after which ronen farrow twisted, missed the woody allen tribute. in her letter dylan farrow calls out actresses diane keaton scarlett johansson and cate blanchett for working with him asking what if it had been tharl child. cate blanchett started in "blue jasmine jasmine." >> now who's lying. >> reporter: she was asked about it at the santa barbara film festival on saturday night. she gave a very brief response it's a family matter and she hopes they'll find some closure in the future. she didn't really address the substance of it. >> reporter: even if the abuse allegations are true allen

won't be prosecuted. the statute of limitations ran out 15 years ago. rain over the weekend. things settling down, though now, as high pressure is trying to build back in. low pressure center all the way into southern california. the skies parting just a bit. a couple patches of fog and chilly temperatures, down to freezing in some of the north bay valleys. by the afternoon, cooler than normal, brisk and breezy coast side. mid-50s inside the bay and also the valleys, next couple of days should be dry and then a chance f -- chance of showers on wednesday, thursday and maybe over the weekend. governor chris christie says one of his political appointees can't be trusted. that man says there's evidence that chris christie knew there was a plan to slow down traffic on the george washington bridge. the new headline and what governor chris christie has to

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was in the kickoff turn. >> as you know i was bullish for the underdogs, the seahawks. >> you feel good today, don't you? >> i didn't have a real favorite but the seahawks they had the passion and preparation and cool to watch. >> and deserved to win. >> indeed. all right. it's been called the modern version of the canon ball run. only on "cbs this morning," elon musk with a test run. that's next. ♪(bell rings)♪ ♪

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this is a kpix 5 morning update. good morning everyone. 7:56 on your monday: i'm frank mallicoat. getgo updated on headlines around the bay. happening today, google is trying something new to provide transportation to workers who live outside silicon valley. the internet giant is doing a trial run on ferry service between alameda and port of redwood. they have been running ferry service from san francisco to down south. and opponents of building the san francisco water front arena are expected to turn in 15,000 suggests for a measure that would require the warriors and any other developer to win voter approval before exceeding the height limits along the san francisco water limit. it will not open in 2016 as they had hoped. we have your traffic and

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it is 8:00 am in the west. welcome back to "cbs this morning." seattle goes wild as the seahawks win their first super bowl. the new champions plowed over the broncos from start to finish. a new snowstorm is causing trouble from oklahoma to new england. which areas will be hardest hit today and super today. and super bowl fans boo governor chris christie as he denies that he knew about the george washington bridge scandal. first a look at today's eye opener at 8:00. >> seattle seahawks first world champions in franchise history.

>> he was electric. and we even played better the second half. >> very disappointing and it's not an easy pill to swallow. >> seattle has become legendary for its noises boisterous fans. >> it's getting crazy. people are getting up on our live truck here. >> winter storm warnings in effect from the ohio valley all the way up to new york city with the potential of over six inches of snow. >> philip seymour hoffman's body was removed last night from the building behind me as the investigation continues. envelopes found in the apartment believe to contain heroin. highlights the most difficult moment. >> i'm just an american who is confused. >> and i'm trying to explain it to you if you will listen. >> they built a whole mountain village here from scratch. from the outside, it's impressive. the problem is that on the inside, some of it is not finish ed

ed. >> seahawks all the way! >> we did it man. seahawks all day, every day. boom! >> announcer: "cbs this morning's" eye opener at 8:00 is presented by prudential. i'm charlie rose along with gayle king and norah o'donnell. dominating the denver broncos, 28-8. first championship since 1979. others took over intersections, set off fireworks and climbed on cars. it was a performance worth celebrating. seahawks scored on defense and special teams while quarterback russell wilson threw two touchdown passes. we asked the second year starter this morning about people who doubted him because of his lack

of experience and size. >> my skill set, you know i believe that god gave me a right arm and for some reason even though i'm 5'11", to be able to make the throws and make great decisions on the field. to be a great quarterback, you have to have great leadership great attention to detail and a relentless, competitive nature. that's what i try to bring to the table. i've got a long ways to go. i'm stilling learning and still acquiring that quest for knowledge. >> one of the most answers -- >> i'm telling you. >> there's an ad there. my height does not define my skill set. i love that answer. >> he had been constantly doubted as a child, playing football, you know. he was the third round draft pick and everything. his father would say to him, every time russ why not you? >> why not you? >> and when they chose him to be their starting quarterback, pete carroll said to him, you have that x factor the undefinable quality that makes you want to

win win. >> his dad is no longer with us. i know he was saying yesterday that he knows his dad was watching the celebration. very touching moment. >> charlie, you have that interview with paul allen who, of course never does interviews, who owns the seahawks, co-founder of microsoft. most interesting thing he said russell wilson had studied every throw that drew brees made. this guy works hard. he studies tapes and it paid off. >> absolutely. >> yeah. >> great stuff. most of the rain has moved out of the west this morning. winter storm watches and warnings are out of colorado to vermont. flights have been canceled across the country. megan glaros of wbbm is tracking the latest for us. megan, good morning. >> good morning, norah, charlie and gayle. we missed a snowy super bowl by just a few hours. it is now coming down very heavily across the new york metro area, all the way up into massachusetts, back to west virginia. the storm system exits really

pretty quickly during the day today. i think the evening commute is much easier for those folks. we do have winter storm warnings in effect from the ohio river valley all the way through long island and we could see some very heavy accumulations, six to 12 inches, from the new york metro area all the way down into parts of western maryland. and it looks like we're going to see another storm system coming in to play tuesday into wednesday wednesday. it hits chicago tomorrow with as much as ten inches south of the city. gayle, charlie norah? >> megan, thank you. governor chris christie's inner circle faces a deadline today. his appointees are supposed to turn over information related to new jersey's traffic jam scandal. one of the governor's aides has received a subpoena resigned friday. christina genovese renna left the job friday. >> elaine quijano is here with the latest. >> reporter: good morning,

charlie, gayle and norah. a christie appointee who had overseen the lane closure. wildstein resign friday the port authority, the agency in charge of the bridge. facing the threat of prosecution, he is now turning on his former ally suggesting that the governor wasn't forthcoming about his role in the bridge scandal. one day after david wildstein made his allegations, governor chris christie launched a counter attack. his office circulated an e-mail asailing the credibility of his former classmate. among other things, the e-mail said wildstein was publicly accused by his high school social studies teacher of deceptive behavior and david wildstein will do and say anything to save david wildstein. still, the possibility that the governor may have known about the lane closures was enough to subdue even one of his staunchest defender rudy giuliani. >> i think the governor knows the consequences. if he's lying, it's a really bad situation. if he's not lying, then something very unfair is being

done to him. >> wildstein's accusation became public in a letter sent by his lawyer friday saying evidence exists tying mr. christie to having knowledge of the lane closures during the period when the lanes were closed. last month during a nearly two-hour long press conference christie repeated lyly denied being involved. >> i had no knowledge of this, the planning, the execution or anything about it. and then i first found out about it after it was over. >> reporter: wildstein's letter did not give specifics and even a democratic lawmaker leading the state legislature's investigation is perplexed. >> if he has stuff, it should have come to the committee. maybe this is material he doesn't have possession of. >> reporter: the latest revelation overshadowed what should have been a weekend basking in the glow of the super bowl. instead, christie was heckled and booed. >> the governor. >> reporter: and ducked reporter's questions.

>> any comment on wildstein? >> reporter: wildstein made his accusation in a letter sent to the port authority, asking the agency to pay his legal bills. later today, the investigative committee is expected to receive some of the thousands of pages of documents in response to subpoenas it issued last month. charlie, norah? >> thank you, elaine. hollywood and broadway are in shock over the death of philip seymour hoffman, just 46 years old. he appeared in more than 50 movies the past two decades and a series of broadway plays. his assistant and friend found his body yesterday in his new york city apartment. he apparently died from a heroin overdose. hoffman was nominated for four academy awards and three tony awards. he won the oscar eight years ago for his role of truman capote. in an interview with cbs, he told charlie that he got the most satisfaction on stage. >> acting is a weird thing

because really the best -- acting is a day-to-day thing. that's why doing theater is so important to me. >> what does that mean day-to-day? >> you're only as good as what you're doing right then. i truly believe it. acting is not something that is put on a canvas that you can put up on a wall and come by and see whenever want to come by and see it. it's really what you do on that day. it's what you do on that day when i'm satisfied. >> so passionate about his -- >> profoundly talented. "death of a salesman." >> and still so young, too. still so

♪ first on "cbs this morning," on "cbs this morning," sarah jessica parker's new job away from the stage. why she's jumping into her new role as a designer feet first, you could say. plus, does she have designs on yet another career? sarah jessica parker in studio 57 coming up ahead on "cbs this

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oh, no. >> all right. we're here in the toyota green room with -- >> look at that. >> elon musk and their five kids. we're going to talk about elon's car company. >> we know which one will be the actor. >> we'll see if his car company is prolific with children. >> you can tell he's glad to be here. >> yes. >> trying to make tesla more affordable. >> we'll be right back. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by lifestyle lift. thanks to lifestyle lift looking years younger has never been easier.

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elon musk joins us. he's the owner of tesla motors. two test cars drove from los angeles to new york in 76 hours. the model sedan named thunder and lightning sell for $71,000 each. the car is powered only by

charging stations across the country. we're pleased to welcome elon musk for an interview you'll only see on "cbs this morning." good morning. >> good morning. >> how did the cars do first of all? >> they did extremely well even through road closures and blowing snow. we did have one problem with the gasoline support van that broke down but other than that it's been great. >> you've had to deal with fires. i assume that has to do with batteries. and what are you doing to make sure that the perception is that tess low teslas are not safe? >> all cars have a propensity to catch on fire but our car is eight times less likely. no car is completely fireproof.

also when a fire occurs it only occurs after high-speed impact and there's never been any injuries. it's certainly unique. no one has had a serious injury in our car ever under any circumstance. >> there is a part of you, elon who feels a little redeemed because people were thinking what's he thinking, what's he smoking? is there a part of you that's redeemed? >> i do. to be able to travel across the country essentially as conveniently as one can do with a gasoline car, it's basically what our goals are. the chargers are free for drivers. the goal is free long distance thavl forecast. the basic idea is to travel for free forevered on.

>> they're expensive. $71,000. and they're more for -- not nets necessarily for moms. >> are you going to make a lesser one to be afford snbl. >> after various tax breaks it takes you down to $16,000. takes it down to a gasoline price of less than 650. still expensive. what we need to to is get you to our third generation car that's a bit smaller and that will be coming out in three years. >> you recently tweeted -- you spoke that you're secretly looking forward tore a trip with

your wife and five boys. how is that going to go? >> five cars. >> for preparation we watched national lampoon's "vacation." it's the only one that has room for five. >> and lots of toys. >> obviously cost is one question about electric cars. second is charging stations people having confidence that they're not going to run out of power. >> yes. >> how far away are we from that? >> i think we're getting quite close. at this point about 85% of the u.s. population is covered by superchargers. by the end of this year we hope to be in the high 90s. 95%, 98%. >> one question too. is this notion of space travel you and jeff and -- >> now we're switching topics. >> -- are looking to do?

>> who's jeff? >> right, right. prior contacts. >> there's other people at the table. >> right. >> what are you trying to do. >> with space travel. our goal with spacex is to improve technology to lift people and cargo to mars. it's going to start like quick a noon see question tore. >> and the jeff is jeff bezos? >> yeah. >> congratulations. oomd. she asked for a card. i think she's interestedny. it's only think sarah jessica parker can dream of. shoes. she's in the still owe this morning. plus the chance of one more sex

and a city reunion. this is a kpix 5 morning update. good morning everyone. 8:25. your time on this monday, let's take a look at some headlines around the bay area. more than 100 people gathered at a vigil in napa last night for caylee slusher a3-year-old found dead in her bed on saturday night. the child's mother and boyfriend have been charged with killing her. google is launching another experiment with using ferry style to get employees to work. the company is doing test runs this week on a ruth between alameda and redwood city. google runs the service between redwood city and fran. and an up start toy company in oakland got a free 30 second spot during last night's super bowl. the spot for goldieblox, 50,000 small businesses completed and they won and are all the better

for it. first look at your monday weather coming up after the break.

good morning. checking the ride at the bay bridge toll plaza. busiest lanes are backed up to the 880 overcrossings, mainly the middle lanes as you can see there, are seeing the heavy traffic. and northbound 880 beginning around 2238 and continuing to the downtown exits. with at big traffic jams and

the south bay, travel times all in the heavy slow category, including morgan hill. that's the latest kcbs traffic. here's lawrence with the latest forecast. looking like we're clearing out the skies now very nicely as well. the storm system has headed well to the south. we're going to dry things out nicely today and enjoy a brief break. maybe more rain toward the middle of the week. a couple patches of ground fog have developed. a lot of moisture out there. otherwise more sunshine in the afternoon. keep a jacket with you. it is going to stay cool. about 53 degrees. a little breezy in pacifica. 54 degrees in san francisco, and about 56 degrees in san jose. likely to see a few more clouds, cooler temperatures again tomorrow, and then a chance of showers late in the day on wednesday. showers possible into thursday, and then maybe a bigger storm this next weekend.

welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour actress sarah jessica parker is here. there she is in studio 57. lift up your shoes, sarah jessica parker. there you go. her latest project is not with people but it's going to make fans with "sex and the city" very happy. first, a look at her design in her new line for shoes. >> plus ken jennings the biggest game show winner in american history. his new book for kids and what he thinks about the rising star on the controversial jeopardy. that's ahead. san jose mercury looking at

facebook's tenth birthday tomorrow. they want the 1.2 billion users to see manufacture context. the art was returned to it jewish owners. among the items, a 1910 painting by max lieberman and it could fetch $2 million. mayor bill de blasio dropped the ground holg. it wiggled out of his arms. he saw his shadow. that means six more weeks of winter. the accuracy weight 62%. author jfrmt k. recalling admits she made a mistake when she paired two characters in her books. she regrets putting her money

with ron world seriesly other than with harry potter himself. she said she did it with herself. >> hermione. >> yeah. >> i know you know the books. they're big at your house. jumping the gun at the super bowl, coin toss. >> it is my honor to present hall of fame quarterback joe namath tos to the coin. >> all right. >> who's going to call the toss? tails. it's called tailed. >> the ref caught the coin before it landed. he had. asked the team to call heads or tails before broadway joe flipped it. so he had to do it again. it was his outfit that sent the media into overdrive. charlie is pining after this. another thought of charlie rose

not. the fur coat has its own twitter account, actually five of them. >> peyton manning blames the noise inside metlife stadium that led to a bemgled snap at the start of the game. he became visit iksly annoyed when asked by a reporter if he thought the broncos put on an embarrassing performance. >> it's not embarrassing at all. i would never use that word. there's a lot proef fegsal football players in that room, the locker room that put in a lot of hard work and effort into being here and into playing in that game. the word "embarrassing" is an insulting word, to tell you the truth. >> he just said they didn't have it. but embarrassing is something he clearly takes exception too. actor sarah jessica parker is putting her best foot forward so to speak. she's taking on the industry with her own line of shoes.

i like this. sjp. where did you get that from? we'll talk with her in and sko. but right now the designs you're seeing first on "cbs this morning." >> reporter: sarah jessica parker sure knows how to rock a red carpet. she's one of the biggest names in hollywood. >> looks like you had this obligation before you fell fehr her. >> reporter: known for her flirty roles and her signature style. she's won two emmys and four golden globes for "sex and the city." her character kari bradshaw was a hero for women. >> hello, lover. i thought these were a shoe urban myth i i'm getting married to myself - and i'm remstered at manolo blahnik. >> the actress is turning her

real life love of shoes into a business. her own shoe line called sjp. >> that's what i loved about playing carrie bradshaw is rules didn't apply to her. i love wearing what i love to wear rather than what i feel is expected on me, and so i wanted to create a line of shoes that spoke to those kind of yids. >> reporter: she shows off her shes in the "o" for oprah magazine. each are named after someone who inspired her. >> who is this? >> this is carrie. >> now any woman who's ever wondered whoo it's like to walk in sarah jessica's shoes can find out for themselves. p>> she ooh so good for the ego. >> how do these look sarah jessica parker? >> i know people have asked you many, many times.

what made you and matthew mcconaughey to say all right, all right, all right? >> thing many times you're looking for the right partner and i was foolish enough to you know, have a dream that george malcolm x3ed my have a partnership with me. i said would he ever have a conversation with me and he said be at my office at 8:00. >> you were there early. what do you want for shoes? for women in shoes? >> i wanted a shoe. if i in fact was ever going to pursue this endeavor i wanted a shoe i was going to wear. was not interested in making a cheap shoe they really could offer up and ask women their hard earned dollars and i wanted something that was made well with beautiful materials that spoke to the things that were

most impressive to me when i came to new york in the late e '70s and would walk up and down the street and look in the windows with awe and covet a well prezan shoe that was well beyond my reach. >> the heel is high. >> perhaps to some dismay. i wanted a shoe i wanted to offer, and a partner that wabled the famed thing. there was a principle behind the idea. that's why it took me so long to do it. you know i felt honorbound by the opportunity. >> this is new for you. this is a business venture now, moving into this right? >> not really. >> no? >> i've been working in the business for a long long time. i produced the shoal for years and had a clothing line. i actually work a lot in business. i just don't talk about it a lot

because i'm not somebody who feels comfortable sort of sharing that. i work quietly. but it's actually not that new. the difference is this time is it really is a partnership. it's not a licensing, you know typical sort of boilerplate licensing arrangement. it's really a partnership with this wonderful wise knowledgeable man. >> nobody said anything about my shoes. >> it's coming. >> how could that not have happened? >> you wear a fine pair of shoes, you always do. >> yeah, i do. >> you're a really well dressed fellow. and you know what happens sometimes? is the taste is simply so unvietable that it's overlooked. >> it's like matthew and his bow tie. >> one might. >> so are you doing something

with blythe danner? >> yes. we have one last week at the manhattan theater club. we're doing a play called kmt the comets of pence co-louisiana." she goes everywhere. >> i'd like to think that's the case. >> the two of you together you're a mother and daughter but we get to see a different side of you because you and blythe really sort of butt heads. there are family secrets and family bore trails and she eats really great. >> thank you. >> did it stretch you? >> it's an enormous hi challenging role. think it's been surprising to people because she's really a rudderless person in enormous amounts of despair. >> "sex and the city" rumors that there's another chapter to be told.

i i'm trying to think of yet another way to answer this question and cause even more confusion. i thunk i've answered that there's a story to be told and i said there is a story to be told and it shall never be told and i think today i'm say, yes, in fact we're going to be shooting next week. >> are you? >> no. >> i believe you. there are mao mores about it. really are you saying there isn't going to be another "sex and the city"? >> i'm saying there's never been a substantive story init it. i really don't know. >> thank you. thank you for having me. congratulations os the show. >> you waef the shmoe every mondayed. >> i do. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. thanks for having me.

>> we're we are looking at a lot of sunshine coming our way as we start to dry things out after a stormy sunday outside. out the door we go, 30s and 40s to begin the day. a couple patches of fog out there as well. the storm system that brought the rain to the bay area is sweeping all the way down into southern california and baja. we're drying things out. temperatures are going to stay cool though, low 50s toward the coastline. mid-50s in the bay and valleys. and the next couple of days dry. showers on wednesday, could continue into thursday.

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ingredients for life. let's go to ken jennings now. he had $23,200. he has not missed many questions that have to do or clues that have to do with the bible. he suggested matthew and andrew and he risked 5$5,800 and that's right. 28,000. that's what you get to.

it brings you to $23,200. >> he's the highest earning game contestant earning a record $2,520,700 $2,520,700. he remains the all-time champion. if your name is ken jennings the answer is kwekt. his junior genius guys are published by sigh muss and schuster, a division of cbs. ken jennings welcome. >> thanks for having me guys. >> we'll get to the books but first, you're from seattle. you were at the game tonight. seahawks. >> seahawks. you can tell i don't have a voice. it was great game. >> what's a big piece of super bowl trify? >> i saw they have the 12th man. they score 12 seconds into the first half and 12 seconds into the second half which was great. >> very nice, very nice. >> what do you think of the city? >> it's huge. i was 5 years old when the

sonics beat the bullets. it was a long time. i turn 40 this year. the city really, really wanted it. >> it was such a blowout, ken. >> i'm surprised. peyton manning, these guys are legends, but these guys got the break. >> let's talk about "jeopardy." you won over $2 million. why the books? >> i was a sponge for the world records and ripley's believe it or not. i have a son who's now a carbon copy of me. he's 11. and i thought, you know, you can make change. with a kid it's not too great. you can persuade them that maps might be cool. >> is it a focus or the way your brain's configured? >> i feel like it's curiosity. these "jeopardy" people i meet maybe my son one day -- >> but did i like you saying you

liked knowing something your parchts didn't know. >> yeah. i played trivia pursuit in the '80s. it's such a thing when you beat your mom and dad to baby boomer trivia. >> i love when my kids come home and i learn something about a frog, they know something i didn't know. kids love trivia. it's education. it's not just fun jokes and fun facts. it's instructive. >> right. we call it trivia but it's not trivial. with kids, it's not too late. with kids you tell them something funny or interesting about maps or greek myths, they'll think frontal boundary the rest of their life is about it. >> what's your favorite trivia in your math book? >> i had never heard of this. there's this place on the border of norway fin lanl and russia. because of the time zone you can

travel back by four hours. >> how has the "jeopardy" stardom changed your life? >> it's changed everything. i was a computer programmer. i was not particularly good at it. i was not happy about it. instead of going through a mid-life crisis i went on game show. i see my kids off to school and write about maps or whatever's interesting. >> what happens when you hear alex trebek's voice? >> i don't want to hear it. my kid wants to. every time i hear those dau fix canadian tones i get very antsy. >> what can you tell us about arthur chu winning a lot of games? >> he's playing in the moneyball rare. this is smart play. i wish he would starch his collar a bit. >> but you say the secret to

"jeopardy" is the buzzer. >> everyone is incredibly hard. it's pretty much knowing the time. if someone buzzes too early -- >> is jeopardy international? >> i heard it's in o'countries, mexico and others. somebody in australia recognized me the other day. i >> i think they call it syndication. >> thanks for coming. >> thanks for having me. >> his books go on sale. you're watching "cbs this morning."

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this is a kpix 5 morning update. good morning everyone. 8:55 on your monday. time for news headlines. i'm frank mallicoat. police are looking for a stabbing suspect in downtown san francisco. two people stabbed early this morning between piers number five and seven. one person in stable condition. the other suffered life threatening injuries. and also happening today, google is trying something new to provide transportation to its workers who live outside the silicon valley. the internet giant is doing a trial run now on ferry service between alameda and the port of redwood city. google has been running ferry service from san francisco. and today, opponents to building a san francisco water front arena for the warriors are expected to turn in more than 15,000 signatures for a measure that would require the warriors and any other developer to win voter approval

before exceeding the current height limits along the water front in the city. the team is now saying the arena will not open on time in 2017 as they had hoped. a stormy sunday, how about the rest of the workweek, here's lawrence. >> and it was nice. love hearing the rain outside. we are drying things out. cold temperatures if you're headed out the door. looks like it's going to stay cool all day long. mostly blue skies. high pressure trying to sneak in behind the low that brought the rain. the system all the way down into southern california and baja now. as he head toward the afternoon, highs on the cool side, below normal. 56 in san jose. and 54 in santa rosa. next couple of days should stay dry. a chance of showers developing late in the day on wednesday and thursday. we're going to check out your kcbs traffic coming up next.

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