rning" coming up next. the parents of michael brown will be live in studio! >> take care, everybody. good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, november 26th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." from coast to coast protesters flood the streets demanding justice for michael brown. his parents are here in studio 57. 40 million americans in the path of ice and snow. we are tracking the holiday travel disruption. plus green is the new black friday in colorado. why marijuana sellers are banking on a different kind of stocking stuffer. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> they think it's a joke. >> a second night of violence in

ferguson. >> demonstrators clash with police who responded with pepper spray. now the protests spreading nationwide. >> thousands are blocking streets on new york's major roads. >> dragging several. >> the police officer who shot michael brown is now breaking his silence. >> is there anything you could have done differently that would have prevented that killing from taking place? >> no. >> nothing? >> no. >> two were shot when the home was barricaded. >> big snowstorm coming. i don't want any part of it. >> big portion of the east coast affected. >> major airport seeing significant delays. >> wanted to make sure we get to grandma's house. >> president obama is trying to sell immigration reform to the people of chicago. >> he was heckled during his speech. >> i heard you, i heard you, i heard you, but you've got to listen to me too. >> sony pictures targeted by

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"eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is off so jeff glor is with us. >> good to be here. >> protests are building across the country in response to the grand jury's decision in ferguson. that city saw another round of violence overnight. it is in response to the decision not to charge officer darren wilson in michael brown's death. >> we'll hear from the brown family in just a moment. but first vladimir duthiers is in ferguson where the number of national guard troops tripled overnight. >> reporter: good morning, and good morning to our viewers in the west. the deployment of thousands of national guard troops here made for a much calmer nighten nighten streets of ferguson. that being said, we did witness acts of violence as protesters set alight a police cruiser not far from here. ferguson's mayor criticized the deployment of those troops in the aftermath of the decision to not indict darren wilson saying they were unable to prevent

immediate acts of violence. tuesday night vandals threw an object into this auto parts store and smashed out the windows. members of the missouri national guard were brought in to keep order. their presence ramped up in order to prevent property destruction, but it happened right in front of our cameras. a lone police car in the middle of the street. protesters attacked it. they set it on fire. all of a sudden police along with dogs have surrounded the area. the cruiser was set on fire in front of city hall. the flames kicked off by molotov cocktails. > no justice! >> no peace! >> reporter: at times, protester protesters and police stood face-to-face. during that heated exchange police were hit by an object. in turn, they doused the crowd with pepper spray. despite months of preparation, governor jay nixon on tuesday more than tripled the

national guard troops deployed across the state area. >> all together that will be more than 2,200 national guardsmen in the missouri region. >> reporter: the guard did not intervene monday night. with more than 700 troops in nearly 100 locations across the region. ferguson mayor james nole said he urgently called for more protection. >> we reached out through unified command and political channels to make it known we needed new assets more assets available immediately. >> reporter: but the mayor said he never heard back from the governor. captain ron johnson with the missouri state highway patrol told us the actions of some have been counterproductive. >> change doesn't come with dezrux. we wake up this morning and what has changed? what has changed is that a community is ruined. >> reporter: now attorney general eric holder has asked the department of justice to conduct an after-action review into police actions in the wake of monday night's violence.

>> vlad, thank you very much. protesters in new york city created gridlock. during the evening rush. they blocked major routes out of the city including the lincoln tunnel and the bridge. a second protest in times square stopped traffic. officers arrested people who would not clear the roads. in minneapolis a driver plowed into a group of protesters at an intersection. the pound started pounding on the car as it drove through. one woman was dragged and taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the driver we are told is cooperating with police this morning. >> mobs in atlanta shut down an interstate and many city streets. police arrested 21 people. a few businesses were damaged. in los angeles demonstrators walked on to the 110 freeway. and in oakland, some protester set fire to dumpsters in the streets. police officer darren wilson says he feared for his life in his first interview with abc news. wilson said he was just doing his job when he shot michael brown.

mark strassmann is in ferguson. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and good morning to all of you watching in the west. until this interview, police officer wilson had told his story only to investigators and members of the grand jury. he said he did what he had to and he had a clear conscience. >> i just felt the immense power that he had. the way i've described it, it was like a 5-year-old holding onto hulk hogan. that's how big this man was. >> reporter: officer darren wilson said it was kill or be killed in august when he got into a confrontation with michael brown. >> at the time i gave myself another mental check. can i shoot this guy? legally, can i. the answer i gave to myself was, i have to. if i don't, he will kill me if he gets to me. because he's getting too close and he's just not stopping. he gets about 8 to 10 feet and leans forward like he's about to tackle me. i looked down the barrel of my gun and fired to what i thought was his head and that's where it went. >> reporter: brown's family was devastated by the news.

his stepfather lewis hedd, had this reaction. >> burn this [ muted ] down! >> reporter: within hours monday night, ferguson was burning. representatives for the brown family later called the reaction completely inappropriate and a case of raw emotion. >> if they present evidence to indict, there would have been an indictment. >> reporter: on tuesday brown family supporters called into question the grand jury investigation in which several witness his had conflicting accounts of the brown shooting. enough, in their opinion, to bring the case to trial. >> the use of a grand jury is to find out if there is probable cause to go to trial. you do not have a grand jury to decide on the guilt or innocence of the accused. >> reporter: officer wilson said

he chased after michael brown that day because that was his duty, and he said he had no other option but to kill him. a federal civil rights investigation into brown's death is now under way here in ferguson. >> mark, thanks. we now want to hear from michael brown's parents along with their attorney. benjamin crump. welcome, this morning. thank you for coming. our condolences again -- >> thank you. >> for the loss. all that's taken place, what do you hope happens now? what do you want to see happen now? >> change. that's all we're asking for. we don't accept that our son is gone, but we're dealing with it. there are other families that went through the same situation, and we all just want change all over. >> you know, the officer has spoken now for the first time and he's giving his version and i'd like to know your reaction.

he says your son threw the first punch. your son did not have his arms up. that your son was approaching him. that he was in fear of his life. leslie, what are you saying that this officer said today? >> i don't believe a word of it. he would never do anything like that. he would never provoke anyone to do anything to him and he wouldn't do anything to anybody. i don't believe a word of it. >> let's talk about the violence taking place in the streets, nationwide protests. in the beginning you called for peace, you all called for calm. what are you thinking when you see the violence and how the protesters in some cases people are saying have just gotten totally out of hand? >> i think, you know, nixon put it out there, and infuriated those people and from day one, which was august 9th, they had their voices -- >> tell people who nixon is.

>> nixon is our governor. >> is the governor of missouri. >> yes, ma'am. on august 9 voices were heard if there was not an indictment, how they would react, how they would lash out, what they would do. wi continued to ask for calm and continued to get out there and protest with them in a peaceful manner. anything that happened when we weren't there, we can't be held accountable for. that's not what we asked for. >> what happened your judgment? you said he was killed in cold blood. was there an altercation? is the officer lying when he said mike was at the car and he tried to punch him inside. do you believe that? >> charlie, you just got to go look at the statements and what the detective says. it seems like his story gets embellished every time he tells it. if it would have been done the normal way, he writes a report

within 48 hours, it would have been good, but that's not what happens. he gives his statement. he is never cross examined. >> he was known for falsifying all his reports. >> he's known for -- >> he's known for that he's known for that. >> my son doesn't have a history of violence. one image does not paint a person's entire life. we all do have a past. and nixon is one of the ones that came to me and let me know it shouldn't be part of this procedure because when he was 18, he did things and if people had of known, he wouldn't be governor. that to me is saying this didn't call for you to take my son's life. if something happened in that store, and that's a big "if." that could have been dealt with. but you didn't have to do what you do. he did what he wanted to do. >> what he wanted to do. >> yes. >> you think he wanted to kill your son? >> i don't think he wanted to

kill my son but he wanted to kill someone. >> in his statement he said he'd do it again. >> his conscience is clear? how can your conscience be clear after killing somebody even if it was an accidental death? >> and to allow the body to lie there for our hours. >> exactly. i couldn't even -- we couldn't even have my son's organs donated. you understand that. they wrong. they know they wrong. >> do you regret being out with the crowd that night? >> no. >> you don't. >> no. i was out there like everybody else. it was peaceful. i had some things i wanted to say to ferguson. ferguson has never come to me and even gave a condolence to me. >> no one. >> no one. >> no one in an official capacity has come to you -- >> i say like me you, sitting here, that's the appropriate --

>> not the mayor or anybody. >> no, no, no, nothing. >> whatever happened with the grand jury, we're here to tell you we mourn the loss of your son? >> nothing. nothing. >> did you every have anyone from ferguson come talk to you? >> no. we have just been disrespected all the way around. >> if you had been in that grand jury room what would you have said? >> why. >> why did this happen? >> that's my biggest question. why. why did you choose to wake up with a chip on your shoulder and do what you did to our son. i wouldn't even say just to our son, to any human being. >> thank you for coming again. >> thank you. and coming up, the business owners help each other in ferguson. how the victims of the vandalism are working together. that's ahead. at 7:30. >> storms in the west and east threaten chaos this morning for

ten, of millions of thanksgiving travelerings. it is raining right now along much of the east coast and snow is on the way. winter storm warnings erupt from north carolina to maine. meteorologist danielle niles of cbs station wbz expects more trouble in the northeast. danielle good morning. >> good rn mo morning, and good morning to our viewers in the west. a big storm on the east coast may impact travel today. it's going to work up across new england through today. lingering snow across the state of maine. although rain at the coastline as we head into thanksgiving morning. snowfall totals could top out over a foot in parts of central and northern new england. rain though at the coastline from seattle back down to portland could dump a couple of inches when all's said and done. temperatures in the 50s in seattle today. rising 70 to 80 when you get from san francisco back down to l.a. in terms of your thanksgiving forecast, cold air from the midwest, back into portions of new england, with some icy spots on the roads. 50s to 60s up and down the west

coast. >> danielle, we thank you. the airlines are rescheduled flights this morning. they have already canceled over 200 and are delaying others. including new york's la guardia. that's where vicente arenas is right now. good morning, vicente. >> good morning, good morning to our viewers in the west. this storm has caused more than 200 delays but so far no problem for flights on the west coast. heading home for the holidays can be stressful. factor in a winter storm barreling up the eastern seaboard and you've got major complications for millions of americans. >> it's going to get pretty crazy with the weather. it's exclusively crazy with the holidays anyway. >> air travel across the country is seeing an impact from the storm. nearly 140 flights were canceled. airlines are bracing for more numbers today as the storm moves into the northeast.

on tuesday, air travelers scrambled to move up their flights and many airlines accommodated their passengers without charging them to change their tickets. >> i didn't get charged a change fee, a help fee, i didn't get charged anything. >> throughout the northeast they the impact of the impending storm. amtrak estimate this thanksgiving they'll break records for travel. >> this is the super bowl of travel. a lot of people's expected travel plans may need a second look. >> reporter: the highways may not be a better option. aaa estimates over 40 million drivers will hit the road this thanksgiving. many of them will travel on interstate 95. that stretch of highway is forecast to see significant rain, sleet and snow. aaa estimates as many as 46 million people will travel 50 miles or more this holiday season. that is the highest number since 2007. >> vicente, thanks, hang in

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of your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. good morning, 7:26. here's what's happening around the bay area right now. demonstrations in oakland got out of hand again and were violent for the second night. protestors lit fires in various areas. protestors threw rocks and bottles at law enforcement. a lot of damage done businesses, as well. some airlines have canceled flights. hundreds of flights today on one of the busiest travel days of the year. the decision comes ahead of an approaching winter storm that could dump a foot of snow in the northeast. traffic and weather. coming up right after the break.

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maybe hitting santa rosa, expect delays on northbound 101. there's been a fatal accident involving a pedestrian northbound 101 at hearn. they are hoping to re-open lanes within the next 15 minutes. the two left lanes are blocked and it's heavy from todd. here's a live look at the bay bridge, hey, it's so clear! they jumped turned the metering lights off just a few -- they just turned the "meet the off the metering lights. out the door, temperatures in the 30s, 40s and 50s. the winds have been pretty slight this morning later today picking up out of the north slight at 15. temperatures a couple degrees warmer than yesterday, unseasonably warmer. partly sunny thanksgiving. rain saturday through monday.

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so the next time you fly, thing about this the next time you complain about seats and bags. these passengers had to push their plane on the runway. it was 61 degrees below zero. it was so cold the plane's tires froze to the runway. below, jeff, below. cramped seats is not so bad, huh? not so bad at all. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >> it puts it in context. >> puts it in context is right. coming up this half hour on "cbs this morning," how business owners in ferguson are working together to rebuild damaged stores. big expectations for black friday. we'll show you some of the

bargains for holiday shoppers if you don't need that extra sweater. that story ahead. the "washington post" says the environmental protection agency announces new proposals today to reduce ozone eetoy standards. ozone is a major cause of respiratory illness from millions of americans. >> "the new york times" says hackers took down all of the computers at sony pictures entertainment. an apparent message left by hackers threatened to release company secrets unless their request was met. it's not clear what those hackers are demanding. "wall street journal" says apple hit a major milestone yesterday when it topped $700 billion, that's with a "b," in value. they unveiled iphones with the larger screens. on tuesday they closed at $117.60. that's up from $97.99.

that's when the iphone 6 was launched. the "los angeles times" looks at the unrest in ferguson. they look at what it calls rights of uses in the u.s. they say racial discrimination and that are major challenges. president obama is acknowledging the need to improve race relations in the united states. during an immigration speech in chicago tuesday the president outlined steps he will take in response to michael brown's death. >> to those who think that what happened in ferguson is an excuse for violence i do not have any sympathy for that. i have no sympathy at all for destroying your own communities. but for the overwhelm majority of people who just feel frustrated and pained because they get a sense that maybe some communities aren't treated fairly or some individuals

aren't seen as worthy as others tapped attorney general eric holder to form a group to begin race discussions. business owners in ferguson hope to clean up this morning. at this meineke shop behind us in what fushl us are describing as the worst acts of swrie lens since michael brown was killed. this little caesar's was destroyed three years ago from a tornado. i was a pile of rubble once

again. >> we had to basically shut down and get everybody to safety. >> he watched helplessly as rioters set fire to the restaurant. >> i don't understand why you would do that. what's the rationale behind that. >> reporter: he said while the police didn't was well protected by officers nearby businesses were not. looters broke into this restaurant but failed to burn it down. on tuesday the owners assessed the damage. >> they actually closed down the whole street. they're not letting the owners into the building because they're considering the whole street a crime scene. >> less than a mile down the road it's neighbor helping neighbor. >> we live here and we feel it's our civicic duty. this is ferguson. this is what ferguson does. >> reporter: residents are helping each other to protect

businesses. she's lived here for 20 years and owned kathy's kitchen. they believe much of the destruction is not from those in ferguson. >> i feel sorry for them. they allowed 30 people to roam and burn down businesses. those are not protesters. those are criminals. >> since the shooting one demonstrate er demonstrator has become the city's major has been working with many of them to help rebuild and reopen. >> thanks. in paris two suspected jewelry thieves are in custody after a dramatic heist where

they exchanged gunfire with police. the gunmen fled on a scooter after allegedly robbing a cartier store. it happened in a popular shopping district. the suspects ended up as a hair salon where they took a hostage. they surrendered after a tense two-hour standoff. nobody was hurt and the stolen jewels were recovered. stores are gearing up this morning. the national retail federation says more than 140 million of us will spend money at brick and mortar stores and online but despite those big data breaches over the past year less than 20% of the shoppers say they will let the cyber attacks influence their plans. they're still shopping. we're joined once again by tim. always good to have you. >> thanks for having me. >> online seemed to be okay. does it mean that online is safer? >> there are certainly risks to

both but there are measures you can take. when you walk into a store, you're kind of handing control over to the stores. i feel more control online. >> what do you do if your data has been stolen? >> it's very difficult. obviously if it's your credit card, you get a new credit card number. but if it's your social security number, you have to go to lifelock. you need to look at ongoing protection. you need to look at your credit report and make sure somebody isn't stealing your identity and doing things with it they shouldn't be. >> what do we do if we're shopping instore or online. >> if you're shopping online make sure your browser is updated. make sure you're shopping on sites that have ssl encryption.

if you see a green lockup in the address bar, that's a good thing. >> the ceo of target is on deck. they were the subject of a big data breach last year. do you think they're doing enough to be safe? >> they're doing a lot of things. they're not telling us everything because they want to keep some things safe and quiet. they're simplifying the networks. the breaches were really thanks to third-party vendors. target and home depot are look simply fig things, making it harder to keep things more secure. >> the question is how long that takes before all that changes. >> it takes a long time. we're seeing a lot of other major changes, for example, switching from traditional cards. we're finally seeing in the u.s. that will help to make things more secure. we'll see things roll out widely next year. up next here pot with a

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hit a delay on the guadalupe parkway. there's been an accident blocking at least one lane. northbound 87 before the connector to 101. and actually look at that. our backups are growing now even in the last few minutes. northbound expect some heavy traffic right now approaching that 101 interchange. also, a fatal pedestrian crash in santa rosa continues to block lanes and delay traffic. northbound 101 at hearn it is really jammed up from golf course. here's roberta. elizabeth, it is a chilly morning. good morning, everybody. heading out the door, temperatures in the 30s, 40s and 50s. the winds have been slight this morning. later today picking up out of the northwest at 15. temperatures a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday. unseasonably mild from the 60s through the mid-70s. 78 degrees in gilroy today. partly sunny for thanksgiving. transition day friday, rain saturday through monday. enjoy your day.

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♪ good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, november 26th, 2014. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead including michael brown's parents telling us about the public perception of their son. but first, here's a look at today's eye opener at 8. >> a lone police car, protesters set it on fire. all of a sudden police have surrounded the area. >> protests are building across the country in response to the grand jury's decision in ferguson missouri. >> we need to get out of the street. >> officer wilson says he had no other option but to kill him. >> no. >> nothing? >> no. >> i think he wanted to kill your son? >> i don't think he wanted to kill my son but he wanted to kill someone. >> this storm has already caused as many as 2,000 delays but so

far no problems for flights on the west coast. >> snowfall totals could top over a foot. back down to portland could dump a couple of inches. >> usually you hear of black friday sales being big screen tvs. are people going to turn out to get marijuana at that discount? >> i think so. this is a deep discount purchase for marijuana. >> marijuana shiped like a christmas tree good stocking stuffer? anybody? >> mitt romney candidate in a poll they took in new hampshire. i mean we haven't even had thanksgiving yet and already it's leftovers. you know what i'm saying? this morning's eye opener at 8:00 is presented by benefiber. i'm charlie rose with gayle king and jeff norah o'donnell is off. there are calls for calm this morning after more nationwide protests over the michael brown case. protesters in ferguson

missouri, threw rocks at police and damaged property for a second night. officers arrested 45 people. here in new york city thousands of protesters blocked the highways and tunnels and bridges. many protesters say they marched to end police brutality. >> michael brown's parents told thus morning their son was a victim of police brutality. we asked them about the public perception and how he is being portrayed. his father agrees it is not a good picture. >> i understand that the picture is bad. our son is a good kid. i try to go back to that day and try to understand that but i don't -- i just don't get it. but those two situations doesn't even -- the officer didn't even get a call on that. you know? it's an action together is just him picking on him. >> what do you say to the

reports of michael brown's stepfather who was saying at one point burn this bitch down? >> you know what? no one out there will tell you that their actions came from what he said. he was emotional. it was a chant in a crowd. it was just a -- you know him repeating what he's heard. he was just upset. but no one saw him start a fire. no one saw us around anyone starting a fire. we don't condone it. >> she told us that she doesn't regret being out there that night. she really wants to hear from the town of ferguson. you can really feel their pain and raw emotion that they're feeling. of course, we disagree with -- >> other reaction this morning is to that convenience store video. they say it's only one angle. >> that it's just one snapshot of their son. >> part of the perception of their son. >> they want to change that perception. officer darren wilson says he followed his training when he shot and killed michael brown. in his first television

interview with abc news wilson says what happened when brown reached into his patrol car, apparently for his gun. >> i can feel his hand trying to come over my hand and get inside the trigger guard and try and shoot me with my own gun. that's when i pulled the trigger for the first time. >> what happened? >> it didn't go off. 2 gun was jammed by his hand on top of the firearm. i tried again and again, another click. i thought, this has to work or i'm going to be dead. he's going to get this gun away from me and something is going to happen and i'm going to be dead. i pulled a third time and it finally goes off. >> officer wilson says that he has remorse over brown's death but he wouldn't change what he did. more rain is moving into washington state in time for thanksgiving. nor'easter is disrupting holiday travel along the east coast and across the country. airline have canceled hundreds of nights. danielle niles is with us from our boston station wbz. danielle, good morning. >> good morning, everybody. watching this nor'easter closely

here with rain spreading into new england, snow on the northwest side. travel becomes slippery as temperatures fall late this afternoon and evening. that rain/snow line going to hug the coastline of eastern massachusetts and areas of snow will continue in plain main through thanksgiving morning. we're talk about a wide swath of three to six inches. the deep pinks indicate a foot or more from central new hampshire. gayle, back to you. >> thank you danielle. some turkeys are sure having a better week than others. president obama today continues that tradition that's been going back for 25 years now. president george h.w. bush became the first commander in chief to pardon a feathered friend. chip reid is following this year's turkey's travels from the farm to the white house. chip hello, good morning. >> good morning. do domesticated turkey is one small step from being a wild animal so we wondered what it takes to get one ready to share the stage for the president. what we discovered is that it takes a lot of work. at cooper farms in ohio

recently cooper was making his final decision on which two lucky white turkeys would be getting an all expenses paid trip to washington for the annual turkey pardon at the white house. >> this could be the one that's in the rose garden with the president. >> yeah, could be. >> reporter: if you believe all those stories about turkeys being, well, stupid cooper says the winners recently proved just how smart they can be. >> two of them came out of the group and kind of started strutting at me and almost like hey, we're here let's go you faux. they were two of the prettiest ones in here and two of the best ones in here. it was a gut feeling but they kind of almost picked themselves. >> i'm kind of starting to think you're not kidding. >> i'm serious. >> reporter: but picking the winners is just part of the process. cole and his father gary cooper this year's chairman of the national turkey federation showed us what live turkeys often do when you put them on a table. >> oh! >> like i said --

>> that's what you don't want to happen at the white house right? >> yep. >> reporter: in fact, though it has happened at the white house with president reagan and president clinton. >> this is the most adventurous turkey we've ever had. >> reporter: and president bush. it's a little like the miss america pageant. there's a runner-up waiting in winner misbehaves. and if you think a turkey isn't dangerous just look at those claws. >> so a turkey could hurt the president if it were so inclined. >> yeah. >> you've got to train it well enough that's not going to happen. >> that's for sure. >> almost for sure. >> yeah. almost for sure. >> you can't guarantee. >> i can't guarantee anything. >> reporter: which is why getting a turkey ready to be pardoned by the president is no laughing matter. >> we think this guy. >> cole cooper has worked day and night for the past five months getting them used to every kind of disturbance.

even his 1-year-old son kace. >> cameras going click, click, click, flash bulb, everything. they're used to that. >> i think they are. we'll find out when we get down there. >> if they're not? >> it's his problem. >> yeah. >> reporter: after a bath and some time under the heat lamps, they were showchauffeured from ohio to washington posing for photos along the way. >> once they got to washington they didn't stay just anywhere. no. they stayed in royal splendor. they had their own room here at the willard, one of washington's oldest and finest hotels. >> reporter: it's all part of an elaborate process to convince two lucky birds to relax on their very big day. >> for the coopers being here at the white house with their turkeys is a very big deal. in fact, gary cooper the father, said it is the pinnacle of his career and, by the way, before the ceremony today the white house plans to name the

turkeys which will be a new experience for them because cole cooper says he calls all of his turkeys bob. gayle? >> bob it's easy to remember the dad's name is gary cooper. who knew the turkey choosing was such a process. they're treated so well. >> we're going to take in a long trip and under the lights and camera, now just relax. >> relax. when we come back "cbs this morning" is target bouncing back? that's the question. new ceo sure thinks so. he's in the toyota green room. we'll show

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thanksgiving weekend is all about family food shopping and football. we've got two of those traditions covered in our green room. bill, do you have any favorite target stories you want to share? you've been there? >> huh? oh, many times i've been there. i try to hit the target first of all. you know shopping football food family. >> and brian likes football. >> absolutely. >> you said i get to be here with the coach. >> it's a real highlight for me. talk about shopping and talk about football. >> nobody better to talk football than this guy. >> we're glad you're both here.

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a massive data breach. 40 million credit and debit card numbers were stolen from its system but target's third quarter earnings show signs of recovery. profits rose from 3% to $352 million. don cornell became ceo in august. he's hoping to keep the momentum going and beyond. welcome. >> good to be here. >> first, how confident are you that your customer information which got so much bad publicity for you is safe? >> charlie, we are completely focused on data security. we've got great team in place. we've built great systems, and we focus every day, every sinningsingle day. we make sure we monitor and contain all the bad guys that are out there but it's really become an industry issue. whether you're banking,

retashlgs food service, this is an interest-wide issue, and we even got to work together in america to protect the data security that's out there. >> but as you add more security the hackers get better at their hacking. >> and. >> one's ever been apprehended for this. do you suspect someone will be? >> well, again, we're focused right now on making sure we even dwobt the rate controls in place, right team in place to secure that data. we work closely with the government officials. we're out there to make sure we monitor and we've got the best systems possible to protect data, but everyone in the industry right now has to come together to make sure we're putting the right defense plans in place. >> how do you feel about your store being called target? >> we love that gayle. i've got to start by thanking you. my first couple of weeks on the job, your team came out, ben tracy came out the minneapolis. >> i love that piece. >> when they came back to the studio you said something every

remembered. target never lost its cool. what they remember most is what you said. it made them feel like they're on the right path. >> that's nice. here we are on thanksgiving tomorrow. tar get's open people are going bah humbug making employees work on a holiday. what do you say to that? >> well we know as we look at the holiday season the consumer, the shopper, our guests want to be out there. so as we looked at our strategy we looked at what is the consumer looking for? they like to shop at the end of the day. some don't like to get up real early on black friday morning so we looked at what the consumer was asking for looked at the competition, but we also considered our employees, our team and wanted them to have an enjoyable day with their families, but when we open up at 6:00 in the evening, we were just talking to the coach, it's playoff time. it's the start of the season and we have to win that first big playoff game and it starts this weekend.

>> is your competition walmart or amazon or some other online phenomenon or something else? >> really it's all of the above. we're really focused on making sure that for our shopper, our guest, they can interact with a brand in store, they can sit at home on their computer place an order, and an hour later come to the store and convene yenltly pick it up or shop online. this year we made the big decision to offer free shipping because we knew that was the biggest point for online shoppers. so we're shipping free during the holiday season but i want to make sure, we kwablt to make sure we offer great in-store shopping experience. we want shoppers in our stores. if you're running short on time, we want to make it really convenient. order and pick up at any one of our convenient locations or shop online and we'll deliver it for free right to your home. >> how do you afford that free shipping? do you charge more or use methods that take longer to actually get to somebody.

>> or build it into the price? >> we looked at it carefully. it's great investment. first of all, our red card shoppers get free shipping. most are for over $50. we ship that free throughout the year. during the holiday season we said this was a great investment. i'll tell you from a social media standpoint when we made that decision things just lit up. >> you worry that free shipping takes longer when you ship that way. >> we changed during the holiday shipping. went from shipping to expanding to 136 stores around the country. they offer and actually handle shipping for us. we've turned the stores into flexible distribution season. >> are you working thanksgiving mr. ceo? >> i will be out there. >> in a red shirt? >> i'll be in a red shirt in new york and new jersey. >> hello, my name is brian. >> i'll be out there with my team. it's an important time for me to be out there. >> it is. it's so good to see you. >> great to see you, gayle.

>> really great to see you. in oakland got out of hand for straight night. good morning. it's 8:25. time for news headlines on this day before the holiday. demonstrations in oakland got out of hand for the second straight night. protestors lighted up trash bins on fire creating a wall of fire. protestors also through rocks and bottles at law enforcement. some airlines have canceled hundreds of flights today on one of the busiest travel days of the year. the decision comes ahead of an approaching big winter storm that could dump as much as a foot of snow across the northeast. so check your airline. and police are investigating a shooting that injured six people in san francisco's mission district. bullet casings littered the sidewalk outside the brick and mortar nightclub about 1 a.m.

near 13th and mission. no arrests in the shootings. got your traffic and that all important holiday forecast coming up with roberta right after the break.

good morning. overall the volume of traffic is way down from a typical commute. unfortunately, we're still seeing slow spots. to san jose we go and on the guadalupe parkway, we have some delays because of an accident approaching 101. it sounds like there's still some chp activity out there. heads up heading to san jose

airport. and sorry, that map flashed so quickly. all lanes are back open in santa rosa, there was a fatal crash on northbound 101. still got some slight delays but things are improving. out to the bay bridge now, where they actually turned the metering lights off. traffic was so light coming into san francisco. that's a check of your latest "kcbs traffic." let's get another update on your forecast now with roberta. >> elizabeth, it is a chilly morning. good morning, everybody. heading out the door you need a light jacket. we are in the 30s, 40s and 50s. the winds have been pretty slight this morning later today picking up out of the north side at 15. temperatures warmer than yesterday, unseasonably mild 60s and 70s. 78 gilroy today. partly sunny thanksgiving. rain saturday through monday.

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that's the song. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this half hour, we'll take you through the great moments of football and bill cowers is here to preview tomorrow's big matchups. >> her new album features the great hit "girls chase boys." gayle knows this.

object ever created by a 3-d printer in space. it's a face printer. they hope to make replacement parts on the station instead of having them shipped from earth. an analysis from "the new york times" reveals the most popular thanksgiving recipes googled in each state besides turkey. in north carolina, recipes for figure cake. and stuffed artichokes. in connecticut, stuffed casserole. >> pig picking is the biggest. people's magazine says

"frozen"'s elsa has been bumped. she's been getting cold shoulder. sales are down. the mega hit "frozen," "let it go, let it go" has pushed elsa to number one. >> they look at the rare birth of polar bear triplets in the nerver lands. they're monitoring them with a camera. keepers don't want to get too close. they fear upsetting the mother whose name is freedom chl as a result their gender and weight are not known. americans can't wait for the holiday tradition, football. pro football on thanksgiving is a fan favorite. nearly as old as the nfl. >> what else you want to be doing on thanksgiving rather than eating tur kanld hitting somebody in the mouth. >> wait a minute, wait a minute.

>> reporter: and every so often a healthy helping of touchdowns. >> that's his third of the day. >> reporter: all part of the feast of thanksgiving. john worthheim is "sports illustrated's" sports editor. they can recline on the couch after you've had a big meal. it fits in perfectly with the rhythms of the day. >> reporter: the modern matchups again when the port smukt spartans became the detroit lions in 1934 and a thanksgiving game against the chicago bears helped the lions develop a new fan base. the lions have hosted 73 thanksgiving games since and every year since 1945. the dallas cowboys have played on thanksgiving since 1966. >> get drafted by the lions or cowboys, you work for those organizations, you cover the organizations with media, you

know going in thanksgiving is not going to be a family holiday. >> reporter: this year's philadelphia is tied for first. >> these are some of the most meaningful games. >> reporter: in 19788 a miscommunication over a coin toss led to one of the game's greatest controversying. michigan state's jerome bettis playing for the lions thinks he called for heads, not so sure. they end up with the ball. >> the lions won the game. one of their rare thanksgiving wins. >> the coin toss has been 4 for 15. >> this year they have a winning record. they're playing the bears who do not have waning record. you've got to think they're winning. cbs analyst bill cowher coached them during that las in 1978 but after that, cowher lead them to a win.

this is a big day for football. the matchups are not always great. tomorrow's is pretty good. >> five of the seven teams have seven or better. chicago at detroit, detroit still controls their own destiny. but they've lost two games in a row. the chicago bears have won two games in a row and philadelphia dallas division leaders, seattle, san francisco, both 7-4. yeah. it's going to be a great day for football. >> what's the best team in "the nfl today"? >> i think the preview of the super bowl could be the game we have on cbs on sunday. i think when you look at that game, you're looking at the two most complete teams in the national football league. they both control it with hall of fame quarterbacks. they both have running games and flay very good defense. so it's being played in green bay. this could be a preview. >> if you were a coach, rodgers or brady? >> either. i think when you look at it

honest honestly, both of these guys tom brady has done it. he's beat me a number of times in championship games as has bill belicheck. when you look at his leadership qualities, there's always a change around him. he's the glue that keeps them together. aaron rodgers. maybe one of the most dynamic. both of these guys are tremendous leaders. both of these guys have the ability to take the game in their own hand but they also have complimentary players around them and i think that's what makes these two teams both very solid. >> you still so clearly love this game. i love it. here it is in "forbes" magazine can he be lured to be the next new york jets coach. everybody has a price they say. >> no, no. there's not a price you put on happiness. >> are they paying you that much? >> you know the opportunity, charlie, to come in -- and i've said this before.

i had a great job. get to sit there and watch 32 times and basically coach 32 teams every sunday and have not lost a game. >> there are great dynasties in the nfl. the like the giants. >> there's so much of that. i think when you look at the game today, it's cyclical and think there are some down spirals that people go through. they'll get it turned around. >> but there's something in you that wants to come back. >> you know what? i think requestwith cbs, i get to be a part of the game. you miss elements of coaching but not enough to go back. i'm in a good place. >> let's talk about the catch the other day, the guy who caught it with three fingers. odell beckham. >> that was the best i had ever seen in football. it really is. you can say what you want. you can see where he puts his arms. his arms are always in the back

of his head. he has the ability to brace his fall with the other. when you think about him, he's got very very big hands. >> but the amazing thing and this is the most important, he had practice using it. >> the one thing is there was a shot of the hand in the pregame making some of the similar catches they had shown which they did a very good job of kind of leading into that. it was amazing. sth kid is a very dynamic player. when you look at the grouper receivers that came out, it's amazing. >> what's the biggest surprise of the season? >> i think for now it's the nfc south. when you have two teams leading at 4-7. the bucs they're two games out of first place. one game of having the pick of the draft in the nfl. >> ilove wheb they love when they

show the coin toss. you smilewere smiling. you weren't smiling that day. >> there was a difference of opinion what was said. they came to me on the sideline. like two kids coming from outside, he said it, he said it. we lost that game. what came out of that game is now you call the coin toss before they flip it. that was changed because of that and now in overtime if you get a first possession field goal, the other team gets the goal. >> why do we love football so much? >> you know what charlie? i think it's because we can identify with it. it's america's game. it parallels so many things that take place, you know. you have the ups and downs. every city every year can turn it around that and it's the

♪ if you are chilly here take my sweater ♪ >> that's the voice of singer/songwriter ingrid michaelson from an old navy ad with the song "here i am." wither this with this year's release, this may be her toughest year and how it led to her most powerful topic yet. >> while making her latest album, ingrid michaelson was battling graves disease, her parents both became seriously ill and her doug died but she refused to let it stop her. when ingrid michaelson was

recording what's become one of her biggest hits "girls chairs boys" with is video homage to robert palmer she was pulling herself out of a pit of despair. >> i knew if i stopped for a minute that i would be laid out. >> did it help you to keep writing? >> i wrote "girls chase boys" in the bathroom. my throat was on fire because of nerve reflex. >> that worked out all right. >> yeah. i remember doing the demo and when we were finished i burst into tears. >> reporter: her sixth album "lights out" debuted as number five and has received some of her best reviews ever. but in august michaelson's mother who underwentz a bone marrow transplant lost her battle to cancer.

when we met not long after she had tattooed a tribute to her parents on her arm, she was still grieving. >> this interview i knew was going to be difficult but i'm not going to say no. >> your perspective changed. >> everything. after the show in nashville, every word that came out of my montgomery county this song means something completely different. my voice sounled different. the way i looked at people in the audience felt not bad, not good, but different. it's very tragic but there is a beauty in the met aamorphasis of losing a perrin especially the bond with she and i had. i was a mini her. she looked at me like a little her, you know? >> elizabeth egg bert was a sculpture and museum president when her daughter was admitted to new york university. >> i said, too much money, we don't have this money. she said we'll turn the heat

down in the winter. the that's what she said to me. >> the lure ricks on "lights out" like wonderful unknown wrestle with mortality. ♪ in the best way you'll be the best of me ♪ >> the album michaelson said, is all about german. >> i have a feeling the next one is going to be all about her too. so thanks for the inspiration. >> her latest song off "lights out" is called "afterlife." >> ingrid michaelson is finding an afterlife without her mother. >> i tlink's something really beautiful about living in her honor and choosing to do things with her always in my heart and

always sort of on my shoulder yeah. that's what i'm trying to do. >> it's been a tough year but she's endured. on her other arm, she has a tattoo of a reindeer. christmas is her favorite holiday of the year and hopes her eighth holiday hop. >> and the glasses make her look interesting too. >> what a nice voice. i'm going to put her on my ipod. >> what's nice is despite everything she went through, it's very optimistic and you can feel with that sound. >> yeah. >> how much time a day do you spend listening to music? >> i could always spend more. >> every time i walk by you've got the headphones on. i love it. >> he knows the music, for sure. still ahead, swallowed by household chores. why a woman needed to be rescued

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a woman in melbourne, australia, disappeared in her own backyard the other day. the 45-year-old woman was hanging her laundry to dry when the ground just opened up. she dropped 10 feet into a sinkhole filled with water. trapped, she called out for help and was rescued. the rescuers got her out. i think she has a new dryer on her christmas list. >> that does it for us. tune in to the "cbs evening

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the city of san francisco. the trip home will be dicey. right now in the 30s and 40s as you step out. a few 50s. later today numbers warmer than yesterday, 60s to the low and mid-70s. in fact, gilroy should go up to 78. partly sunny on thanksgiving day. 63 to 75 degrees. transition day on friday and then rain saturday through monday. that's a look at your local weather. we have traffic with elizabeth on deck next. hey john, check it out. whoa! yeah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine. but i wanted to see if the phone would work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel is live just like on tv.

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we have new problems along the peninsula. this could affect you heading to sfo. there's been a traffic alert issued on southbound 101 on the approach to westbound 380. but it is backing up the ride now on 101 itself. you can see all the delays there. and again it sounds like one lane is blocked. they are hoping to re-open lanes but they just issued a traffic alert. so it's been out there for at least a half-hour already. here's a live look at other roads, quiet including at the bay bridge. it was quiet earlier and they turned off the metering lights. so good into san francisco from the east bay. that earlier fatal accident in santa rosa northbound 101 is clear.

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