a breakthrough of crash flight airasia 8501. crews recover one of the black boxes and are hot on the trail of the other. a show of unity in paris. millions pour into the city in a sign of defiance against last week's attacks while the united states faces a new threat from a terror group. the nfl is catching controversy when a key play in sunday's playoff game is overturned by the ref. >> referee: it has been determined that the receiver did not maintain possession. >> the golden globe goes to "boyhood." >> and award season is under way. the hollywood foreign press honors the best of 2014 at the golding gloen. captioning funded by cbs

2015 golden globe. this is the "cbs morng ne this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, january 12th, 2015. good morning. i'm lauren lyster in for anne-marie green. a break threw this morning in the investigation into the crash of airasia flight 8501. indonesian navy divers retrieved one of the plane's so-called black boxes. they located the other one too. don champion is here in new york with the details. don, good morning. >> good morning, lauren. the flight data recorder was recovered from under a piece of the plane's wing. the cockpit voice recorder was located not far away in the java sea. this is new video of the data recorder. it was shone at a press conference this morning. now, once information is downloaded from the instrument, it will detail how fast the plane was going and how it was performing before the crash. the second box will reveal the final conversations between the plane's captain and co-pilot. also this weekend, crews recovered the plane's tail from the water.

divers faced blinding conditions and strong waves as they search for parts from the plane. airasia flight 8501 crashed on december 28, nearly halfway in its journey, killing all 162 people on board. the plane dropped off of radar four minutes after pilots were denied permission to change altitude. there was stormy weather in the area at the time. so far only 48 bodies have been pulled from the water and the main section of the plane has yet to be found. once the other box is recovered both boxes will be sent to jakarta. investigators say it could take up to two weeks to download the information. >> don champion in new york. thank you for the latest on that. it is going to be a slick morning, meanwhile, for drivers commuting from the midwest to new england. a large winter storm is spreading freezing rain, ice, snow from missouri to massachusetts. roads and sidewalks have already begun to freeze. poor travel conditions are

expected for much of the day. parts of upstate new york got hammered with up to 4 feet of snow. the snow was accompanied by howling winds and near whiteout conditions. meteorologist josh rubenstein of our los angeles station kcbs is following the storm. >> we've got some nasty weather for the midwest and east coast right now. big cold front right now facinge stretching all the way from indiana to the northeast right now. you can see where we have that snow and that icy combination of rain and snow. that iceyey mix is going to make travel very treacherous all the way from indiana into the heart of ohio as well. it's going to make travel hard. you're seeing where the divide is. you're seeing plenty of snow from chicago into michigan. lake-effect snow piling on into the western side of michigan. now, we're also looking at stormy weather down through the carolinas as well.

this is surging up through the sukt south. this is all going to cast a nasty spell. futurecast shows us how the snow is going to move right through washington a new york city, 9:00 in the morning getting hit hard with rain and snow and then finally things start to dry out by the afternoon. >> that was josh rubenstein of kcbs in los angeles. today's storm will be followed by much colder temperatures. today in france president francois hollande will chair a crisis meeting on last week's terrorist attacks. a key question. why were no militants able to launch the deadly attacks? today's meeting follows the national outpouring of emotion solidarity and defiance. it's estimated that nearly 4 million people marched throughout france at anti-terrorism rallies. up to 1.6 million in paris alone. meanwhile a new video shows a terrorist who took hostages in a kosher market pledging allegiance to isis. police are searching for his partner, but it's believed she fled last week and is in syria.

france remains on high alert. elaine cobb is in paris. good morning, elaine. >> reporter: good morning. france is waking up to a new sense of unity and solidarity. voters of the giant rally in paris are all over the front pages with headlines, "united for freedom," "liberty on the move," and "we are one people." the french are calling it their biggest rally ever. more than a million people crowded into the public square. it took them nearly two hours to move them all out along three separate routes to the finishing point. they waved giant pencils in the air and sang "charlie, charlie," and sang the french "national anthem." at the head of the march, families of the 17 victims of last week's attacks as well as surviving journalists and cartoonists from "charlie hebdo," the satirical newspaper

that was the scene of the first shooting wednesday. president francois hollande greeted each of them, sharing a few words or an emotional hug. there was international unity, too, with leaders from more than 30 countries joining president hollande at the head of the march. it was an interesting mix that included israel ease benjamin netanyahu and palestinian leader mahmoud abbas and also german chancellor angela merkel and england's david cameron. only the u.s. was missing from the lineup. they say they feel better after the rally. that last week's defiance helped to heal some of the wounds of the past few days. but one wound that might not heal so easily, we just heard that secretary kerry will come to paris friday for talks on international security. he said that was the earliest he could get here. lauren? >> elaine cobb in paris, thank you.

we know one terrorist made phone calls from the kosher market asking friends to follow in his footsteps. next week the white house will hold a conference on violent extremism. julianna goldman reports on the threat of terrorist strikes here in the u.s. >> reporter: attorney general air holder attended a counterterrorism summit in paris where they pledged to step up. on "face the nation" he said he's concerned about the threats posed by lone wolfs or clusters of people who have been radicalized. >> they have inspired people negatively from around the world to engage in these really small attacks that involve only one or two people a small number of arms that could have a devastating impact as we have seen in france. >> reporter: one of the biggest challenges will be disrupting the jihadist increasingly sophisticated online recruiting efforts. deputy director john miller. >> they're putting out products on video, on twitter, on instagram, on facebook, but particularly their video.

they're constructing messaging that rivals the ability of madison avenue. >> on saturday nypd issued an alert after this was issued on twitter calling for followers to kill police officers and civilians. representative michael mccaul says it's a serious concern. >> we don't have a good handle intelligence-wise who's on the ground in syria and iraq and yemen to identify them to put them on no-fly lists so they can't get in the country. >> with u.s. officials on high alert for paris-like attacks at home, the white house announced sunday president obama will host a summit next month in washington to address the root causes of violence andeolent extremism. julianna goldman in washington. a school in pakistan reopened this morning after a taliban massacre last month.

students returned to the school for a ceremony for victims on one of the worst attacks in years. security was very tight. 150 people, almost all students, were killed in the attack. classes start tomorrow. coming up on the "morning news," electric debut. gm gets ready to take the wraps off a new electric vehicle. and from "birdman" to "boyhood," we'll take you to hollywood for the big winners at last night's golden globe awards. this is the "cbs morning news." ast night's big golden globe awards. this is the "cbs morning news." what a beautiful sunset... if you like sunsets. whether you're sweet or salty... you'll love nature valley sweet and salty bars. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms.

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data. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. good morning, lauren. the price of gas keeping falling. it's down 20 cents. regular is $2.20 a gallon. that's the lowest in five years. if you plan on driving a chevy bolt, you don't have to worry about the price of gas. general motors plans to unveil its all electric car today at the detroit auto show. it can go 200 miles on a single charge. it costs about $30,000. the bolt is expected to go on sale in 2017. here on wall street stocks opened this morning after a mixed week. last week the dow ended up losing nearly 90 points. the s&p finished down nearly 13 points and the nasdaq lost 23 points. today president obama is expected to call for new laws on data privacy. the president wants congress to pass legislation requiring companies to inform customers within 30 days if their personal data has been hacked. the president will also propose a bill that would prevent companies from selling student

data and from using information collected in schools to target advertising. and "taken 3" earned a top spot at the box office. the third installment starring liam neeson took in more than $30 million. the civil rights drama "selma" now in wide release came in second and the disney musical "into the woods" came in third. >> jill wagner. with falling oil and gas prices, it continues to be the big heft line. jill, thank you. straight ahead, is it the end of the line for an nfl legend? peyton manning talks about his future after the playoff defeat. plus the controversy on the other nfl game sunday. so was it a catch? game sunday. so was it a catch? you need a team. working together.

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this will be indy's first trip to the afc championship games since peyton manning was their quarterback. meanwhile manning won't say if he's planning to retire after 16 seasons of football. >> yeah. i guess i just can't give that simple answer. i'm processing it. i can't say that. i could not say that. >> the wins are sweet, no matter what. you know i don't think we get caught up in the story lines or the emotions of being the underdogs or favorite. we go out to win. i figure in the end that's all that matters, but to come on the road against a very good team in this round of the playoffs, and get a win like that that's huge. that's awesome. that's fun. >> in sunday's nfc playoff game dallas and green bay. the packers come from behind in the fourth quarter to take advantage of aaron rodgers' touchdown pass of the game. and with less than three minutes

to play the cowboys think they've converted on a forth down when dez bryant makes a leaping catch from the goal line, but the packers challenge the ruling that it's a catch. >> referee: it has been determined that the receiver did not maintain possession of the football. >> bryant and the cowboys cannot believe it. the officials say the pass is incomplete and the packers get the ball. green bay's able to run the clock down and win 26-21, but the non-catch is all anyone is talking about this morning. >> i thought it was an incredible -- i don't want to say catch but incredible play by dez bryant. it sent chills. that's what you're looking for. two competitive players going up in that situation. fourth and two. it was a huge play. and, you know, the ball bounced our way. >> do you feel like they took it away? the referee? >> come on, man. >> i'm just asking. >> i'm just saying it was a catch. they took it away. >> with dallas out of the picture, green bay travels to seattle to determine the winner of the nfc next sunday.

and the afc championship game can be seen right here on cbs. the colts visit tom brady and the new england patriots. our coverage begins sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern. there is just one college football game remaining this season. the oregon ducks and ohio state buckeyes meet in arlington, texas, to decide the winner of the first ever college football playoff. the national championship game is tonight at 8:30 eastern. when we return, a golden night for hollywood. last night's big winners at the golden globe awards setting the pace for the oscars. globe awards setting the pace for the oscars. for very dry skin, you need healing. new vaseline intensive care with micro-droplets of vaseline jelly relieves dry skin and moisturizes to heal it in just 5 days. clinically proven.

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the hollywood award season is off and running. the best films and tv shows of 2014 were honored last night at the 72nd annual golden globe. it could be a preview of the academy awards next month. suzanne marques reports. >> and the golden globe goes to "boyhood." >> reporter: "boyhood" won top honors at the golden globe taking home the statues for best picture drama, best director for richard linkletter and best supporting actress patricia arquette. >> thank you for shining a light on this woman and the millions of women like her and for allowing me to honor my own mother with this beautiful character. >> reporter: eddie redmayne scored his first golden globe for portraying stephen hawking in "the theory of everything." and michael keaton won his first comedy golden globe were "bird man."

>> to come from the place i come from, i'm proud of all my friends and family. thank you very, very much. i'm extremely grateful. they also honor the best in television. "fargo" won both best mini series or movie and best acting abilities for billy bob thornton and gina rodriguez won for her role in "jane the virgin." for the third year in a row tina fey and amy poehler hosted the show. for a third year in a row they lampooned the stars each those who weren't there. >> and "into the woods" cinderella ran away from her prince, rapunzel was thrown from a tower, and sleeping beauty just thought she was getting coffee with bill cosby. >> you know actually -- >> reporter: suzanne marques, cbs news, beverly hills. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning" florida senator marco rubio joins us in the studio. i'm lauren lyster. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm lauren lyster. this is the "cbs morning news."

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health officials fear thousands may have been exposed to the measles at disneyland and disney california adventure last month. most of those who got the disease were not vaccinated against it. carter evans reports. >> reporter: with tens of thousands of visitors from around the world in close contact every day, the happiest place on earth was an ideal place for the highly contagious disease to spread. according to epidemiologist dr. mark song. >> you can be reasonably near someone for even a few minutes over time and you can become infected. >> reporter: measles in the u.s. skyrocketed last year with 610 cases reported. that's the highest number since 2000 when the disease that causes a rash high fever, and

red watery eyes appeared to have been eliminated. >> the biggest concern issue you're going to have is a potential for more outbreaks. >> reporter: disneyland is located in orange county, california, with the highest reported cases of measles last year. it's also home to some of the state's highest numbers of unvaccinated children. of the 20 people infected by the current outbreak, at least 15 were not vaccinated. orange county pediatrician dr. bob sears is part of a small minority in the medical community that tells parents vaccinations are not always necessary. isn't it a doctor's respondent to offer their patients the best medical science can offer? >> you have to discuss the pros and the cons and most doctors only discuss the pros. >> reporter: the cdc says the risk of a serious allergic reaction to vaccines is one in a million, still when we spoke with dr. sears last summer, he said half of his patients choose not to vaccinate.

>> parents do not want their child or baby to have a bad side effect. >> i think what parents are wants are choices. >> reporter: rebecca stopped vaccinating her children after her son had a severe reaction. she encourages other parents to think twice. >> they know they are taking this risk and that their child could be susceptible to some of the infect out diseases out there. >> reporter: most doctors would say the disneyland outbreak is a wakeup call. carter evans, cbs news, orange county, california. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the fallout from the paris terror attacks. we'll hear from new york city police commissioner william bratton. plus, florida senator marco rubio joins us in the studio. and an update on the yosemite climbers who are close to making history on el capitan. finally thousands of pranksters around the world rode the subways without their pants. for a 14th year in a roy, they

work the new york city subway with no pants. it started with a comedy group and organizers call it an international celebration of silliness. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

and good morning to you. it is monday, january 12. we're taking a live look at the golden gate bridge and take a look at that, it is open and traffic is moving right along, after talks of closure.

>> yeah, it works. >> it does. >> all weekend they got it all fixed up. happy monday, get you out the door a little weather and traffic and a little fog out there you can tell by the shot over the eastbay as well. >> there's a lot of fog out there this mourn, welcome. >> welcome everyone. >> good morning. >> a lot of blue what's up with that? >> i know. >> good morning everybody. we do have a dense fog advisory in affect for the delta and any place north of the golden gate bridge. temperature wise currently in the 50s and later today it is the 11th consecutive spare the air day. that ties a record set just last year. 50s and 60s and we do have a chance of rain in the forecast not for the next five days but however next weekend, we're going to track that together as the news continues. we will be talking a lot about this iconic bridge all morning long. of course it opened about six hours ahead of schedule and you can see traffic moving along okay but if you are about to hit the road you will find some changes along the span, so we'll be talking about