low 60s. partly cloudy skies. yes, the seven-day forecast suggests that by super bowl 50, 71 degrees. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ good morning to ou viewers in the west. it is thursday, february 4th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump accuses ted cruz of stealing the iowa caucuses. cruz fires back saying his gop rival is throwing a trumper tantrum. new concerns about the zika virus spreading in the u.s. florida declares a health emergency. and stephen colbert is here in the studio today. the late show host on the 2016 race.

today's "eye opener." we begin this morning with today's "eye opener." >> ted cruz and donald trump battle it out. >> ted cruz goes out, you talk ablying. >> i was amused that he set himself up on to be the gate keeper on who's a progressive. >> i don't know any progresser who has a super pac and takes $15 million from wall street. >> zbloo in florida, governor rick scott dae clarg a health emergency after nine case of the zika virus were detected. bill cosby headed to trial. >> a pennsylvania judge refused to throw out a 2004 sexual assault case. >> president obama went to a mosque to talk about the contributions that muslims have made in the united states. you thoughts about that? >> maybe he feels comfortable there. >> a severe storm system that spawned tornadoes across the south taking aim at the southeast. >> i heard trees crashes. in the los angeles area,

this lexus ended up on the roof after a collision, the driver survived. all that -- >> in a tie game -- he's got it. he's got it. durant has done it again. >> players just really jumping. national signing day, donte anderson parachuting to his pick. >> jeb bush had an awkward moment. >> please clap. >> please clap. someone give that man a hug. >> on "cbs this morning." >> when the votes were counted in iowa, gilmore won 12, not 12%, 12 people. that is less than the number of people in iowa named jim gilm e gilmore. >> this morning's eye opener is present i by toyota. let's go place us.

♪ welcome to "cbs this morning." tempers are rising in the presidential race with ted cruz firing at donald trump in their escalating feud. and the republican field is narrowing ahead of the new hampshire primary. rick santorum suspended his campaign last night, leaving nine in the race. rand paul and mike huckabee also dropped out this week. >> donald trump had plane trouble yesterday making him late for a rally in arkansas. but that didn't stop him from hitting his chief rival ted cruz with another barrage of attacks. cruz hit back saying trump is, quote, losing it, after finishing second in iowa. major garrett is in keen, new hampshire, with all of the back and forth. major, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump tried to diminish ted cruz's iowa caucus victory on twitter and elsewhere by accusing him of using hardball sabotaging ben carson on caucus night.

trump called for a revote entirely. cruz dismissed these charges and the iowa republican party certified cruz the winner, said no ruls were broken and declared the results final. >> ted cruz goes out. you talk about liars. >> i don't think people are interested in a temper tantrum or you could call it a trumper tantrum. >> reporter: battling in a state that like hard-edged politics, republican front runners, trump and ted cruz brought out brass knuckles. >> he is losing it. i mean, we are liable to wake up one morning and donald, if he were president, would have nuked denmark. >> reporter: trump in turn accused cruz of stealing or manipulating votes in iowa. >> actually, i think i came in first because, if you take a look, okay? you know? oh, that voter fraud. you know, these politicians are brutal. >> reporter: the long running feud tip toed into domestic policy. >> ted cruz gave us obamacare. believe me.

>> he wants to expand obamacare so that every person the federal government takes over your health care, the federal government is in charge of your doctors. >> you know, it's a flat-out lie, a flat-out lie. >> reporter: beyond the trump and cruz show, the remaining republicans are fighting fiercely for attention and acknowledgment. >> to get back in the business of creating a more peaceful world. please, clap. >> reporter: chris christie, whose fate depends on a top three finish here, continued to ridicule marco rubio as a preprogram lightweight. >> this new hampshire primary is down to a race between me and marco rubio and everybody knows it. give the canned speech i've been giving for ten years. >> reporter: rubio was the primary target of the gop field and ignored christie. >> these are people that feel i'm a threat to their ambition to win. that's fine. that means we're doing something

right. >> reporter: trump is buckling under pressure to see more new hampshire voters face-to-face. four trump events today. two added in the last 24 hours. for governor christie? he'll have his 63rd new hampshire town hall here at the elks club in keen. the bad news for christie, he's currently running six in the polls. >> that would count at bad news. thank you very much, major. hillary clinton and bernie sanders will debate one-on-one tonight. the candidates got a chance to show off their pitches last night at a televised town hall in new hampshire. in separate appearances they traded jabs on health care and foreign policy and who deserves to be called progressive. nancy cordes is in manchester, new hampshire. good morning. >> reporter: it came on a day where clinton acknowledged that sanders is like to win here, but they still did battle for the hearts of democratic voters and, though, this was a town hall, the two candidates were back-to-back and not face-to-face and still challenged each other as if the

other one was standing there. >> we are taking on the most powerful political organization in the country. >> it's very hard to see how any of his proposals could ever be achievable. >> reporter: for one hour each, clinton and sanders tangled over who is more faithful to the base. >> you can't be a moderate and a progressive. they are different. >> bernie sanders has set himself up to be the gatekeeper on who's a progressive. >> i don't know any progressive who has a super pac and takes 15 millions from wall street. zbrr that led to a question about clinton's lucrative speeches. >> did you have to be paid 675,000? >> i don't know. that's what they offered. >> the two took questions from new hampshire voters with a lot on their minds. >> can you assure me as president you would not expand our military involvement abroad? >> no, i can't, michael. >> reporter: sanders won one skeptic over on his medicare for all health care plan.

>> you pay more in taxes but not have to pay private health insurance premiums. >> if it saves me on health insurance premiums i will gladly pay more taxes. >> reporter: both got personal about their entry into politics. >> in big schools you see little kids picking on little kids, you know? i resented that. i always did. injustice bothered me very, very much. >> i always wanted to be of service. i met my husband, who was such a natural, knew exactly what he wanted to do. i was happy to support him. i never thought i would do this. >> do you still believe there is a vast right wing conspiracy? >> don't you? >> i'm asking you. >> at this point, it's probably not correct to say it's a conspiracy, because it's out in the open. >> reporter: sanders hit clinton again last night for taking donations from wall street. she challenged him to give an example of one of her proposals to show he's in wall street's pocket. overnight they canceled a

fundraiser at a financial firm in boston this week. a second time in a week they've can held a fundraiser like that. this morning, two gop questions are questioning % president obama's first visit to an american mosque. marco rubio accused the president of dividing americans while donald trump said maybe he feels comfortable there. speaking at the mosque outside baltimore, the president said many muslims tell them their worried about their future in america. >> they talked about how their children were asking are we going to be forced out of the country? are we going to be rounded up? why do people treat us like that? conversations that you shouldn't have to have with children. not in this country. we are one american family and when any part of our family starts to feel separate or second class or targeted, it tears at the very fabric of our nation. >> and the presidents said minutes ago at the national prayer breakfast, fare can be worse than any outward faith.

concerning is growing this morning about the spread of zika virus in the united states. there are now at least 48 cases in 12 states, and washington, d.c. of the mosquito-born squeeze. florida's governor the first in the nation to declare a health emergency. nine people in four countries have the virus. united airlines and delta are allowing flight crews on those routes to those countries to be reassigned. dr. tara narula is with us this morning. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> what's happening right now? >> the nine cases in florida, as you mentioned, were travel-related. what the governor has done is really tried to be proactive and one step ahead. the mosquito that transmits the virus lives in south florida year-round, so it's likely to see more local cases of transmission. someone travels out of the country and gets infected and comes back, the blood is full of the virus for about a week. they can get bitten by uninfected mosquito in south

florida and transmit it locally to an uninfected person who becomes infected. >> what is a health emergency? >> it promotes resources and education and removal of standing water and spraying campaigns. >> how worried should we really be? we hear there is no cause, there is no cure, and you don't even know if you have the symptoms. >> i think, obviously, the people that are most concerned and should be are pregnant women or those trying to get pregnant. the rest of us, 80% of the people get this will remain asymptomatic and 20% who get it, the symptoms are mild. there are cases emerging of guillain-barre syndrome, which is an i mum reaction where the body attacks itself. there are concerns but, overall, it's mostly for pregnant women and those trying to get pregnant. >> how should pregnant women protect themselves? >> avoid travel, wear long

sleeved clothes, stay in rooms with air conditions, stay away from standing water. >> you're pregnant. are you worried about it? >> i'm staying in new york city but if i was traveling i would be. this is a big deal for mothers. you try to do everything you can to protect your child. i think the scary thing for a lot of people is the new case that has been reported, sexual transmission. >> yes. >> right? so for the most part, this case with the case of someone traveling out of the country and coming back and infecting a partner we have seen this before in case reports. most likely fewer cases of sexual transmission. the biggest vector for this is mosquitos. >> this is my next dating question, have you been to brazil. bye-bye. thank you. really good to see you. the sexual assault case against bill cosby will go back to court next month.

the judge refused to dismiss the case. cosby lawyers claim there was a longstanding deal not to prosecute. bill cosby is accused of assaulting a temple university employee 12 years ago. jericka duncan is at the courthouse in pennsylvania where the ruling came down yesterday. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the former district attorney testified that he agreed not to prosecute the comedian in the andrea constand case but the new prosecutor said that was a mistake and says there is now enough evidence to convict cosby of sexual assault. disgraced comedian bill cosby kept his head down as he walked out of the courtroom wednesday night. in december, cosby was charged with drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand at his pennsylvania home in 2004. as part of their effort to have that criminal charge dismissed, cosby's defense team called on former district attorney bruce castor to testify. castor said he made a verbal

promise with cosby's former attorney in 2005 to not prosecute the comedian in the constand case, hoping to strip cosby of his fifth amendment right not to incriminate himself. then he said cosby would be forced to answer questions in a civil case. on wednesday constand's lawyer said she wasn't aware of that deal and criticized castor's decade-old decision saying he was not going to alien fans of dr. huxtable. montgomery's current district attorney questioned the agreement's current availability. a secret agreement that permits a wealthy defendant to buy his way out of a criminal case isn't right, he said. cosby's attorney defended the deal saying, what we're talking about here is honoring a commitment. >> his argument was ludicrous. >> jeff lindy is a criminal defense attorney in philadelphia. >> he said he made a decision to

not charge mr. cosby and that that decision was binding until the end of the earth. if that is the case, you put that in writing. >> reporter: cosby's team released a statement following the judge's ruling. the decision reached by the court was wrong, they wrote. we will appeal. this ruling does not mean cosby will go to trial. right now cosby will appear back in court on march 8th. >> thank you so much. the battle over a michigan city's water crisis has now spread now to capitol hill. >> as far as they are concerned, get in the ground so we can kick the dirt over ya! because we are the walking dead, don't you know? >> reporter: flint resident blames michigan officials for the toxic water. she brought a bottle of the tainted water from her tap to the hearing yesterday. se held a clump of her hair which she says fell out because

of the contaminated water. one michigan congressman explained who with he thought was responsible. >> the state of michigan denied to the citizens of the state and to the citizens of flint that this was a problem. at one point, a state official, after the lead data had already been made known to them, told people in flint that they should just relax. we need the pipes fixed in flint. in fact, the governor should write a check tomorrow. >> the epa's water chief called the crisis avoidable. he said federal officials encountered resistance from michigan officials. dangerous weather after tornadoes ripped across the south. the powerful system now stretches from florida to north carolina. people in several states are cleaning up after those twisters. a reported a tornado in georgia, knocked down trees and damaged buildings at ft. stewart. more than 30 homes were destroyed in mississippi. flooding in north carolina and tennessee stranded some drivers in high water.

no one was reported hurt in those incidents. the denver broncos and the carolina panthers are making final preparations for super bowl 50. the big game is now just one, two, three days away. the teams spent all week practicing for sunday's matchup. jeff glor is at super bowl city in san francisco where the players are balancing work time and their free time. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. every coach and player has a different approach to sprobl week, how much they want to share and how much they would rather not. at broncos team practice on wednesday, peyton manning looked pretty good for a guy who turns 40 next month. so it was a bit of a surprise to hear the five-time league mvp's admission that he'll likely need major surgery down the road. >> doctors, sometimes, will mention to you, whether you ask them or not, hey, you're probably headed for a hip replacement, you know, at a certain time in your life and i said, doc, i didn't ask you if i'm going to have a hip replacement. i didn't need to know that here at age 37 but thanks for

sharing. i look forward to that day when i'm 52 and have a hip replacement. >> it's all feeding into nonstop talk about whether or not super bowl 50, manning's fourth, will be his final game. the dominating theme here is the 13-year difference between manning and cam newton, the carolina quarterbacks. >> he is in for the touchdown. >> newton is likely to be named the mvp this year after a dominating season. he is used to the daily media grind as well, but the super bowl is something else. >> it's not necessarily a media pressure. it's just media requirements. go to the team meeting and come back to you guys and talk. i don't get it. >> reporter: fair to say both of these quarterbacks and all of the players would prefer to play right now. but it is three more day to go. >> jeff, thank you. i like cam newton. you got to realize people are

interested in you and want to hear from you. >> players aren't getting all of the attention the big game. how the nfl is trying to avoid turf problems after criticism of the fiel

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to help the city's homeless. hundreds of people marched 7:26. i'm frank mallicoatful we are live at super bowl city of the here's what's happening. protestors are demand san francisco to do more to help the city's homeless. hundreds marched outside super bowl city yesterday. more protests are planned this week. the cbs radio concert series continues tonight with another free performance at super bowl city. and the band perry will take the city stage at 7:30. tomorrow one republic will perform. coming up on "cbs this morning," late show host stephen colbert is in studio 57 to talk about his live star- studded super bowl post-game show. more on that, a little traffic and weather, when we come back. ,,,,,,

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accident i guess out on the highways. >> it is of the it's in hayward. we have been monitoring this all morning long. southbound 880 right under highway 92. chp a traffic advisory in effect two right lanes blocked delays past the split. 35 minutes to go six miles so it's a crawl there. hesperian is an alternate but its also slow because a lot of using it instead of 880. san mateo bridge we have reports of an accident. 24 minutes between 880 and 101. we have cool conditions and a breeze. over mount vaca it's in the low 40s. it's 43 in livermore and 50 in san francisco. partly cloudy skies today 50s and low 60s. breezy 10 to 20 miles an hour. your extended forecast it's a warmup, 71 on super bowl stunned.

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better thanny -- bernie sanders says his campaign is appealing to senior citizens. every time he says burn, his followers think he is talking about acid reflux. >> that is good, very good. the senior citizens are not laughing, however. >> i know. welcome back to "cbs this morning." in this half hour, playing close attention to the field this weekend at levi stadium. crews are making sure that every blade of grass is perfection for super bowl 50. the frustration on the field that caused crews to bring in more than 600 tons of new sod. plus a new focus on internet dangers after the murder of a 13-year-old virginia girl. the victim might have met her

accused killer through social media. a detective reveals how to keep kids safe in a digital world and that information is ahead. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. the bbc says the panel is to rule tomorrow in the case of julian assange who has been held up in london since 2012. he is wanted in sweden in a sex assault case. the british foreign office says an allegational rape is still outstanding against assange so the uk has legal obligation to extradite him. troops will be paid to freeze their sperm and eggs and help those severely hurt in battle to still have children. officials want to make military service more family friendly to help retain troops. the cost of the program is estimated at $150 million over might have years. leslie moonves is now the

chairman of the cbs. yesterday, it sent stocks trading higher yesterday. moonves will continue to serve as ceo and president of the company and he has held those positions since 2006. 92-year-old redstone has been named chairman emeritus. >> congratulations. >> congratulations, you're right, norah. congratulations! the "atlanta journal-constitution" reports that home depot is due to hire 80,000 workers for spring season. "the washington post" reports a murder victim's friend said she told a school official about the girl's relationship with an adult. the friend says she was afraid for 13-year-old nicole lovell who was later killed, but police dispute that and say the school got no warning about the relationship. it's not clear if the adult is sed concerns

among parents everywhere over the dangers lurking online. >> just too many outlets out there for young kids, young girls to get involved way over their head before they even realized it. >> reporter: in this invisible world online that these kids are in. >> we have no idea who they are talking to. >> reporter: like most teenagers, nicole lovell was active online and had multiple social media accounts. it's in the shadows of cyberspace, police believe, the 13-year-old communicated with her accused killer, virginia tech student david eisenhauer.

the two possibly exchanged messages on kik, a mobile app with 240 million registered users and allows people to remain anonymous and send photos that aren't saved. >> some of the websites we were reported that she was on, they are animals just on the prowl for their next -- for their next -- >> reporter: the mystery surrounding lovell's death is haunting parents across the country and forcing them to ask themselves who their kids are talking to online. >> you have 13-year-olds who have 1,400 followers on instagram and they are sharing a lot of that personal information with total strangers. >> reporter: detective edward de la fuente investigates cybercrime. as part of his job he has nearly a thousand followers. >> they can find out everything about everyone who is sharing all of that information. they will know exactly where they live and they will know the hours that they keep. >> reporter: the detective encourages parents to trust

their kids, but verify they are using the internet properly. he says it's vital to monitor what apps they are using daily and know who is following them online and secure the household wi-fi. his best piece of advice? know where your kids are in both the real world and the digital one. >> you wouldn't leave your child locked in a house with the alarm set and go out for 12 hours. if they are on social media, you need to be charlie? >> sad case, but good advice in terms of knowing where they are on social media. >> thank you, don. >> the site of this year's super bowl is the newest stadium in the league, but crews are busy tackling one of football's oldest challenges, the turf candlestick

park hard torn down and the new 49ers stadium has opened up two years ago and not everything is working out at planned. 1.3 billion, you expect levi stadium to be a fore the super bowl, more than 600 tons of new sod were brought in. ed works for the nfl and not the 49ers. he does this every year. every site of the super bowl gets a brand new feel. the grass is to withstand not just the players.

>> caught. lafell, touchdown! >> reporter: but the wear and tear what has become a massive mid game operation -- the halftime show. ♪ ♪ >> this is babied and spoon-fed every single day. it's a living, breathing, growing entity and you can't turn your back on it. >> reporter: this stadium has had its issues. are those over? >> oh, yeah. no. the 49ers i think did a great job of handling that. new stadium. everything is new in here. you work out the bugs. >> reporter: the other part of the structure that has gotten so much attention? the technology. >> this stadium, in and of itself, came ready to go. most stadiums have to work to be ready for a super bowl. >> reporter: because it's new? >> yes. >> reporter: in silicon valley? >> yes, both. >> reporter: more than 400 miles of fiber and copper cable supporting 40 times the bandwidth of typical stadiums and allowing fans to call, text, tweet, and watch instant replays from their phones at will. now on sunday, if the green can

potential soggy sunday. the forecast looks clear and sunny. >> that is good news. >> very good 100 million people will be watching you, my dear. >> thanks, charlie! studio 57

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no, this is not it, it could go from worth 63 million to zero. the ticket was bought at this 7-eleven in august. >> it wasn't me. i wish it was me. >> reporter: it matched all of the winning numbers and hit a 63 million dollar jackpot. the odds of winning? 1 in 42 million. lottery winners have 180 days to claim their prize and lottery official say, so far, nobody has turned in the winning ticket. >> in this case, i don't think there is any reason why somebody would wait other than the fact they are trying to locate this ticket or none the wiser that they have won this prize. >> reporter: but on wednesday, a

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your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. good morning, everyone. it's 7:56. i'm michelle griego. as the super bowl nears, bomb- sniffing dogs are checking out airports and bart, vta and muni. they could detect over 19,000 kinds of explosives. santa clara university is working to vaccinate thousands of students against a rare type of meningitis. it comes after two students pledging a fraternity tested positive for the potentially deadly disease. coming up on "cbs this morning," late show host stephen colbert talks about his celebrity-filled super bowl post-game show. stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,, ,,,,

good morning. it is busy out there, michelle. unfortunately we still have that major traffic alert on 880 southbound under highway 92. it's a fatal accident. two left lanes will be shut down for the investigation. the alternate hesperian is busy. slow-and-go well before 238 on the southbound side. northbound 101 the duboce off- ramp shut down by sfpd for a fire in the area. so heads up there. heading into san francisco via northbound 101 a little sluggish, as well. taking a look at the san mateo bridge, busy between 880 and 101. roberta? >> definitely a chill in the air. but the winds have been subsiding. good morning, everybody. temperatures right now into the 40s and 50s. it is currently 47 degrees right here at super bowl city at the foot of market street. partly cloudy skies today. temperatures pushing 50s and low 60s. otherwise, winds 15, 20, localized. the extended forecast calls for a warming trend and kick starts tomorrow. we are going to talk about 71 degrees on super bowl 50 sunday

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good morning to our viewers in the west. it is thursday, february 4th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there's more real news ahead. including stephen colbert in studio 57. he talks about the presidential race and doing the late show live after the super bowl. but first, here is today's "eye opener." >> donald trump tried to diminish ted cruz's iowa caucus victory. trump even called for a voiding of all the iowa caucus votes. >> clinton basically acknowledged that sanders is likely to win here, but they still did battle for the democratic voters. >> the mosquito that transmits the virus lives in south florida year-round. it's likely that we'll see more local cases of transmission. >> this ruling does not mean

cosby will go to trial. right now a judge set a preliminary hearing. >> murder of the 13-year-old girl, a case that has concerned parents about the dangers of online. the new 49ers opened two years ago and not everything has gone as planned. this stadium has had its issues. are those over? >> oh, yeah, no, the 49ers, i think did a great job of handling that. >> if somebody does not turn in the winning ticket today, and this is not it, that ticket goes from $63 million to a whopping zero dollars. >> at charlie's desk, stephen colbert, welcome. you are sitting in charlie's seat. please show some respect. >> i'm checking his browser history. >> finding anything interesting? >> charlie, for the right price, i haven't. >> okay. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. the new hampshire primary is

five days away. the republican field is smaller. but the two lead remembers turning up the heat on each other. donald trump has said he was happy finishing second in iowa. but just a few hours later he launched a twitter rant against ted cruz. >> he now claims that cruz stole the caucus vote and committed fraud. trump says that cruz manipulated voters, telling them ben carson had dropped out of the race. cruz said that trump is, quote, losing it. and said voters are not interested in what he called a trumper tantrum. >> bernie sanders leading new hampshire polls hillary clinton is downplaying her chances. clinton who narrowly won in iowa says sanders has an advantage because he's from neighboring vermont. sanders says clinton started with more voter recognition. plus she won the primary eight years ago. >> sanders also questions how progressive clinton can really be after taking wall street money. last night hillary clinton was asked about high-priced speeches to the investment firm goldman sachs. >> i made speeches to the los of groups. anybody who knows me, who thinks that they can influence me.

name anything they've influenced me on. >> you have to be paid $675,000? >> well, i don't know. that's what they offered. so -- every secretary of state that i know has done that. >> but that's -- once you're in office and not running for an office. >> to be honest, i wasn't committed to running. i didn't -- i didn't know whether i would -- >> you didn't think you were going to run for president? >> i didn't. you know when i was sect several times i said, you know, i think i'm done. the circumstances, the concerns i had about the republicans taking back the white house because i think they wrecked what we achieved in the '90s. i did not want to see that happen again. >> hillary clinton, and bernie sanders will debate tonight. stephen colbert knows all about politics. he is the host, writer and executive producer of the late show. last night colbert said good-bye to another white house hopeful who dropped out of the race. >> also on the funeral pyre of politics this week was democratic candidate martin

o'malley. or as you may know him -- do i know him? it seems that the high fructose voters of iowa could not relate to a man in his 50s with abs like that. he'll now return to his natural habitat, playing sleeveless guitar in a viagra commercial. >> colbert hopes that his emmy winning show "the colbert report" for nearly a decade. before that he was a correspondent on "the daily show." now he is days away from hosting a special live edition of "the late show" after the super bowl. stephen, good morning. >> good morning. >> welcome to studio 57. >> thank you. it's an honor to be here. >> politics is -- keeps on giving and giving and giving for late night comedians. >> well, especially presidential politics. because well the nice thing is that people, you can feel the wave of public interest in what's going on in the election right now. sort of like the story is catching fire. the nice thing about presidential years is, everybody

in the country cares about the story. everybody pays attention. you don't have to explain your joke to anybody. just go to the punch line. and, it's a great story. because it -- it affects everybody, and there's no tragedy. >> and there will be surprises and you've got people like donald trump and bernie sanders. >> no you don't have people like donald trump. there are no people like donald trump. there is only donald trump. the greatest lie donald trump ever told is he was happy being second in iowa. now i don't believe him. up till now, everything in retrospect seems true compared to the enormity of that lie. >> i don't know if you saw like 7:14 a.m. yesterday he said he was going to be more statesman-like, you know, and then 90 minutes later, he was on his -- with what ted cruz is calling his twitter tantrum. >> well, a statement like that for trump is he's only going to follow -- >> trumper tantrum. >> does he remind you anything of the man from the colbert report? >> yeah, yeah. donald trump feels like my old

character, who the old idea behind the colbert report was truthiness. if you just say it with enough conviction and emotion, it's truer than if it's factually correct. and that's really great. that's great politics. because an audience just wants to be emotionally moved and trump is great at moving an audience. plus, he's got $10 billion to back it up. you know the whole thing about citizens united is that money equals speech. well he's got a $10 billion mouth. >> or so he says. >> well -- i know but -- >> i believe him. >> i believe him. charlie's right it is the gift that keeps on giving for you. i'm very curious about what you're going to do live, after the super bowl. >> oh, me too. well this is live right now, right? >> we're live. >> a preview. >> like this. about football. >> and there is no eight-second delay. >> and there's no eight-second delay this morning? wow. does that ever get you in trouble? because i think -- you need the eight seconds. >> we love trouble. we love trouble. >> well, we have -- >> stephen, you're right -- >> margo, robby, we've got will

ferrell, key and peele. we'll have surprise guests. we'll have our review, jokes written during the super bowl about the super bowl. >> megyn kelly? >> yeah, i'm very excited. >> i think that's -- >> the only person on the planet who scares donald trump. it's fantastic. trump repellent. >> that's good. you guys are going to be writing jokes during the show? during the super bowl? >> during the super bowl. we'll be writing jokes about the game. >> how is that going to work? >> very fast, i hope. very fast. >> but how do you prepare -- >> we've got 20 minutes to write an hour show. can it be done? they said it couldn't be done. >> i believe in you and your team. >> you already tried doing that. >> we've tried doing it during one game. it seems to be -- >> how'd it work? >> i'm going to say great. it worked great. >> i believe you. >> can you give us a little preview? how much of it will be related to the game? >> a lot of it will be related to the game. depending on what people want to talk about. >> yeah >> you once said that the most important thing you've learned from show business was being to love the bomb.

>> yeah, i had a teacher in chicago who said you've got to learn to love the bomb. meaning, not sort of -- if the show doesn't go well, like really it's improvisation. if you're improvising and it doesn't go well you've got to not just sort of get through the fact it didn't go well, you've got to enjoy that it didn't -- and then once you can enjoy that it sucked then nothing can kill you. i'm hoping not to learn that again on sunday night. >> i know, i know. >> our problem is there's too much show already. even like without our jokes about the super bowl we're like six minutes long at this point and we essentially do a morning show, because after midnight, it's technically the next morning. >> yeah. >> do we have some of your monday morning show in case it goes a little long? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> are you a big super bowl guy? >> are you kidding? look at me. i didn't play ball? >> are you a closet athlete and we don't know about it? is super bowl normally a big day for you? >> i enjoy food. >> okay. >> i enjoy fried things. i enjoy dips.

>> me, too. >> did you play football in south carolina? >> i played one day of football in south carolina. my friends were on the football team and my senior year of high school they said hey man, you're funny, why don't you come out for the team, you'll be fun like on the road trips. i didn't realize just how hard they hit and one of my friends had the weightlifting record in school. and he had it in eighth grade. and our senior year the coach said to him first day, first grimage he looks at me, and points to me friend goes, you see that cornerback over there? i want you to kill him. there are no friends on the football field. so we lined up against each other, my friend goes, i'm sorry, man. i have to kill you. and he picked me up, crunched me on the ground, at the end of the day i said, coach, i don't think it's my game. >> i'm going home? >> i'm going for comedy. >> thank you so much. exactly. focused now on. >> we have pictures of you from your theater days. >> you do really? do i have a beard? >> you're going to thank me. >> hey! there i am.

>> that's stephen colbert. >> that's stephen colbert was very serious. he had not started doing comedy yet. he had a beard. that's schwimmers at the top. david schwimmer. he had a beard. he wore a lot of black. i describe him as a poet/jerk. he was willing to like share his -- >> when did you lose the beard? >> right after that. right when i graduated. right when i needed to get a job i lost the beard. this is the '80s. beards were not popular then. as you could tell. i could only grow half of one. >> what was your life's goal back then stephen colbert? you and david schwimmer. i think that's great there's a picture of the two of you. what was your life goal? >> i thought i was going to like form a theater company, you know, do free shakespeare on the street. live in a studio. like never get married. never have kids. now i just love, i'm like a suburban dad. you know. >> you love your wife? >> i love my wife. i have three kids. which pair of khakis will i wear today. no i thought i was going to be like an artist essentially like,

half street, you know, artist, half theater person. >> but did you like so many young comedians look at johnsy carson and say, that's where i'd love to be one day? >> i actually this is a really happy surprise that i ended up with this gig. but i will say i'm the youngest of 11 children. billy, eddie, murray, johnny, margaret, paul, jamie, lou, paul, peter steven. and my elder sisters mary and margo used to wake me up to make me watch johnny carson because they didn't want to watch it alone. so i was a little, three, four year old they wake me up to watch johnny carson. i loved dave. but -- >> so how could you ever -- >> yeah, yeah, there's no way johnny, especially, johnny -- dave was great because dave was different than johnny because dave was dumb. dave was like human. we all wanted to throw things off a building. >> i have to get back to the super bowl. you have a favorite. you're from south carolina, neighboring north carolina

panthers, any crossover there? >> close to south carolina. >> close to south carolina. i like cam newton. you know. >> what did you think of cam newton's pants? >> not as good as charlie's pants. >> that's right. >> all right. >> charlie fills them out nicely. >> yes, he does. >> you heard about the new wedge jeans? >> oh, no, no, no. >> new wedge jeans -- >> oh, no. >> they're putting out a new wedge jean that if you don't have a butt it gives you one. >> stephen, charlie you should know this. you made baller alert. it's a very popular black website for all the cool black people. >> i'm not black. >> it says when you're fine you can wear anything. charlie rose looks the best sorry cam that you tried. >> whoa. >> that's big. that's big. you got street cred. >> i'm wearing those pants -- >> stephen what will you be doing about les moonves being now the chairman? >> i heard this exciting news this morning. how did you get the exclusive that your boss -- >> we had it.

>> my boss, our boss -- >> has got a new job. >> i think the real head line here is how young and handsome he is. >> yeah. >> looking good, boss. >> here's to les. >> great personality. >> you're not going to receive this from any other morning show. >> no one else has this story. >> you spend your power and money well. >> he makes all of his own clothes and has a pleasing personality. >> what a lucky girl julie chen is. >> lucky girls. >> and their son charlie. >> thank you, stephen. great to have you here. >> really great to have you here. >> we'll be watching. >> cbs sunday will bring you super bowl 50 as the carolina panthers take on the denver broncos. and then stay tuned for stephen's live edition of "the late show" immediately after the big game. that is all sunday, only on cbs. >> only cbs. >> only here. >> all right. we know san francisco is hosting this year's super bowl, but colorado and carolina also get a chance to shine. so which one is better? our reporters are on the road t,

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>> they said they had never seen anything like that before. sara blakley started her your real, real -- linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. temporary good. it's 8: good morning. a man accused of stabbing a chp officer in san francisco will be arraigned today for attempted murder. the suspect allegedly slashed the officer in the neck on tuesday. that officer is now in stable condition. we're seeing more security measures around the bay area ahead of the super bowl on sunday. for example, bomb-sniffing dogs will be on patrol at airports and on bart trains, vta and muni. and coming up on "cbs this morning," the woman who runs spanks breaks down the secret to her success. stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,, ,,,,

here we are at sens restaurant overlooking super bowl city. great time out here, right, guys? >> it has been so exciting. >> it has. gianna you have a traffic alert right now? >> yes, we have been monitoring the situation all morning long. in fact, it is southbound 880 under highway 92. a fatal accident two left lanes blocked. it's been out there since 6 a.m. it's a crawl along 880 this morning southbound busy well before 238. northbound seeing delays, as well. in fact, north 880, 238 to the maze, 32 minutes. the two left lanes are shut

down southbound 880 at 92. let's check the rest of the bay area. northbound 101 at duboce the off-ramp and right lane are shut down for fire crews in the area. causing delays northbound 101 into san francisco. still busy also as you work your way out of bart this morning. trains on time. had some delays earlier. all other mass transit is on time. the localized winds are beginning to die down. that's good news. we have bright sunshine out there and a few clouds and our numbers are spanning anywhere from 44 in livermore to 50 in san francisco. good morning, everybody. we'll call it partly sunny today. temperature-wise 50s to the low 60s around mountain view and san jose. winds variable to 20. through the next seven days, we are here at super bowl city, and we are looking out at nothing but sunny skies from saturday through wednesday. it's unseasonably warm and 71 degrees for the super bowl on sunday. ,,,,,,,,,,

♪,,,,,,,,, welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, shapewear company spanx is finding a new more relaxed fit. the one and only founder and is a bad ass in our toyota green room. ahead how the brand is reaching out and blakley's inspiring take on failure. plus we will tour the hometowns of the two super bowl teams to find out which city is best. john blackstone and michelle miller take up the challenge in charlotte republican time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. arizona republic reports on only known wild jaguar. sensor cameras operated by a

conservation group captured the elusive jaguar in the mountains outside of tucson, arizona. the male cat is in prime condition. the group released a clip because she say a proposed copper mine would destroy the cat's habitat. why is he all alone? >> and for so long. >> i know people just spent time looking for panthers. >> we will have an answer by tomorrow. ask and you shall receive. >> sometimes it's easier to find a cougar than a panther. >> we willing there another time. >> sorry. abby wambach was on hand yesterday when the maker of barbie unveiled the doll at a conference in a conference for california leaders. she was honored by the live at

their new york theater and beamed to l.a. you can catch the grammys on february 15th right here on cbs. the shapewear company -- that is going to be great. spanx was formed in the year 2000 by then 29-year-old sara blakley. while selling fax machines as her day job, she used scissors to cut off a pair of panty hose to create an undergarment to make cher outfit look more flatter. now spanx is sold in 52 countries and gained fame on the red carpet. >> spanx! they are a girl's best friend. >> spanx. >> my thanks to spanx. >> head-to-toe. >> most important thing i'm wearing today is my spanx. >> dreadful! i never wear them. >> a brand spanking or spanking new mom. >> a combination of spanx and commando. >> i'm not the best in high

heels. i'm wearing spanx. >> have i got any spanx on? not that i'm aware of. >> i put on my spanx and i'm ready to go. >> that is great. that is really great, sara. companies expanding its brand with an eye toward comfort. the owner and found sara blakley is here with us. my wife is the michael jordan of underwear. when you look at that on the red carpet, what do you think when you hear your name over and over? >> i have to pinch myself all the time. >> yeah. >> this is a product that i created with a little bit of savings. i had been selling fax machines. i was so inspired to make a better, more comfortable undergarment and that worked under my clothes. all of the undergarments i were buying weren't working under my clothes. for me, it was really from day one how do i create the perfect canvas? i think of my clothes as art and if you're an artist, if you don't have the right kwan vcanv

an affects the painting. >> now you're creating something we can wear outside? >> yes. all of these years later, what happened is all of the technology that i was putting underneath the clothes, fabrics have advanced so much and yarns are so much better and more interesting. we can kind of infuse the shapewear right into the clothes. so that is what i'm wearing now. can i jump up and show you? >> yes! >> these are the new spanx pants and what i love about them is the material is incredible. but these are called the everywhere pants. and the clothes because they were so comfortable. the idea is how do you merge the gym clothes and yoga pant i want to wear with something that can transition? this was me yesterday in the city in the same pants wearing a t-shirt and boots. >> you got pockets is what i like. >> you can wear them at night maybe? >> yeah.

the only thing i changed was my shirt and my shoes. >> here is the point. i've become a fashionista as you know. >> can i say i saw you in the v versace pants! i want to know what it's like in the eye opener. >> chris licht, can you hear that? can charlie do the eye-opener in spanx? >> i don't think that would be a good thing to do. >> then he would really show up on the report. >> there is no spanx for men! are there pants for men? >> yes, there is manx. don't you worried. i've got your butt covered, too, charlie. i will be sending you products. >> it's not only a brilliant idea and conforming to the changing consumer. active wear sales jumped 18% in 2014 and shapewear sales inclined 3%. the consumer is changing. >> the consumer is changing. i think it's down a little bit for two reasons. one is the activewear and people wanting to be in the yoga pants

and the technology in the shaping and the fit to be able to be merged into the clothes. also, we made spanx so good, they last forever! >> they do! >> every woman's bottom! that is part of what i'm proud of, but really do last forever and i'm wearing some of the s n spanx i created 15 years ago! i didn't want to share that but! >> i have some ten years old so i know. >> you showed me! >> yes, i showed you! >> you showed me and gayle, i got to get you a new pair! >> like your mother said if you're ever in an accident, make sure you have good looking underwear and my mother would be embarrassed with some of the things i wear. you have millennials? are you trying to get that audience? are you going after them as well? >> i'm not intentionally trying to get anybody. i want to make the best product and spanx today is about options and celebrating all of these different options so we have things in the smooth bucket

shape sculpture. different consumers want different things. i'm wearing a new line of -- lounge hooray. >> i like that. >> span xnchts wants to play in color now. i was wanting nude and black at one time and the team and i are really excited to play with color. spanx has sort of been there at your important life moments, your wedding,, you know, while you're pregnant, the reunion, the parties. >> are you hearing push backof people saying i don't want to be squeezed in any more? i want my body to be me? >> yes. you know what i say? then don't buy them! fine! it's fine. i'm just -- as a woman, i'm so happy that i have the option for spanx because it opened up my wardrobe. a lot of my clothes are see-through. a lot of the materials are flimsy. i didn't necessarily to wear a thong. i was trying to put underwear where we are trying to get it out of.

>> not attractive on anybody. thank you. do you like thongs? >> i do! >> i do. >> yes, i do too. >> you do, norah? >> i do. >> thongs on women! >> just to be clear! >> just to be clear here! >> #! >> sara blakley, thank you. so fun. >> now that we have all revealed a little something about ourselves. no matter who wins sunday, which super bowl city would you prefer? according to john blackstone, your dog would probably prefer denver. >> not my dog. >> dogs in denver may well be among the happiest in the country, ba that is because the air way up high here in the mile high city makes for fewer fleas, right, zucker? i'm jon blackstone and i'll have more on why denver beats chart in the battle for the super c y

the super city. michelle miller and john blackstone are about to face off

from perry's, a san francisco sports bar that is sure to become packed on sunday. hey, good morning to both of you! >> good morning! >> good morning! the last time denver was in the super bowl, last time denver was until the super bowl i headed up to seattle to tour that city and guess what. the seahawks won. so this time, i'm here to offer a little leverage and to let you know, to let you know, michelle. >> yeah, let me know, john! >> that denver is a city that will always be on top. >> all that is well and good, john. but, you know, panther pride runs deep in the south and to this team that is headed for the super bowl, charlotte, which is where the city is based, has been working on a victory all its own. >> okay. ♪ >> reporter: he is pounding. that is the catch phrase of carolina fans is keep pounding but also the mantra of charlotte

among the fastest growing cities in the south. >> sorry if i'm looking down on you, michelle, but denver is the mile high city. talk about growth. about a thousand people a week on moving here and it's the number one choice for millennials on the move. >> if you're planning to move in a new sofa for your big super bowl watch party? consider this -- 60% of all american furniture in homes originate in north carolina. >> reporter: yeah. that's nice, michelle, but not a whole lot of sitting here in denver. when it's sunny, about 400300 d a year, that is why denver is among the fittest cities. >> john, have you tried the barbecue here in charlotte, north carolina? >> we are here at spoon's barbecue. one of charlotte's finest. >> carolina's barbecue can be divine but if you want a cheeseburger, it was originally

created here in kerch. i understand you have a wager going on with the mayor of charlotte? >> absolutely. after the denver broncos beat the carolina panthers in super bowl 50, mayor roberts has to wear this peyton manning jersey in public. in fact, mayor roberts, you might as well take it now. >> reporter: let's hope peyton manning doesn't throw like that! >> no, let's hope he does! i know the mayor of denver has a bet with me. i'm not wearing a broncos jersey. you're wearing a cam newton jersey. not only that, some lovely cam newton socks. they are going to look wonderful on you when the broncos lose. >> reporter: nice shins, really. cheeseburgers? want to burn off some of those calories on a golf course? no better place to be than in the carolinas where both north and south carolina are among the top ten places to play. and here at quail hollow club, it's hosting the 2017 pga championship. whh! >> reporter: that is good to know, michelle, but colorado is in that top ten too.

because of the altitude, the air is thinner here, your ball will go 10% further. >> reporter: you want to talk altitude? then lauts bauet's talk about tt brothers who launched the age of aviation from the carolina coast. >> reporter: well, plenty of historical places here in downtown denver like union station which was recently -- what is that noise? >> reporter: i'm sorry, john. is this bothering you? it's so addictive, this bubble wrap. seal bear, the company that makes this? right here in north carolina. >> reporter: bubble wrap? well, here in denver, you could "pop" into a marijuana dispensary since pot was legalized for recreational use in 2012 it's become a billion dollar business. >> marijuana is not legal here in the carolinas. not even medicinal use, but moonshine is. what is this, bob? >> mvp punch. >> reporter: yum.

well, before prohibition, the bootleggers who used to tote this stuff around, they came up with another carolina tradition. nascar! ♪ here we go! woo-hoo! so richard petty. >> how are you doing? how did it go? >> reporter: you've been around this track a few times. how do you think it went? >> smooth to begin with but you got to get let's better. more practice you will be in there. >> reporter: i need to spend some more time in carolina. >> reporter: no nascar here but there is beer! thanks, jason. denver brews more beer than any other city in the country including a hundred craft beers like this one. "bear" with me, michelle. colorado is an artsy place and ranked number one for the national museum of arts for

venues and concert venues. who wouldn't want to come see a show here? ♪ i will wait i will wait for you ♪ ♪ it's a perfect sunday morning in my quiet little mountain town ♪ >> reporter: we can also thank denver for the animated community of south park. >> reporter: but here in north carolina, it's a real place and let's not forget the state also is home to one of the very first public universities -- unc. and it's tobacco road rival duke! which is the alma mater of our own charlie rose. ♪ in my mind i'm going to carolina ♪ >> reporter: he still has a home here in henderson, where he grew up! and, really, isn't that all that matters? ♪ yes i'm going to carolina in my mind ♪ >> all right. >> reporter: well, whether it's the broncos or the panthers who come out on top on sunday, the real winning city will be right

here in san francisco. it's proved a remarkable host and this place i'm proud to call home. >> reporter: that is so sweet and sounds like a great way to concede to carolina, john! >> reporter: oh, no, no, no! >> michelle, you did us proud! >> john, you did too! >> all for you! all for you. >> that was a great job. love that. >> if the game is as good as that piece, we are in good shape on sunday. >> there is our carolina man. >> all right. >> charlie, you got a nice house in north carolina? >> very fine place. and you're invited. >> will you be there? let me know so i won't be there alone! you're watching "cbs this morning". sure, gayle, come on over!

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good morning. i'm frank mallicoat t time now is 8:55. we're coming to you live here at super bowl city. here's what's happening today. santa clara university will start offering free vaccinations to its students to prevent a breakout of a rare meningitis strain. two students tested positive for it this past week. a high school football team from mountain view will play a key role in the super bowl. players from st. francis high will actually serve as stand- ins for the panthers and broncos as the cbs camera crews rehearse tomorrow. stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. plus same day delivery. sleep train's presidents day sn now.

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back at super bowl city. traffic is busy. >> it's been a busy morning. the good news is though they just wrapped up this traffic alert along 880. so here's 880 near the coliseum typical slow conditions 238 to the maze. southbound we have the trouble spot through hayward. southbound 880 under 92. a fat central traffic accident this morning. all lanes are open but it will take some time to ease congestion through there. we have a snag south 101 at sierra point parkway. looks like a construction in effect for emergency pothole

repair. 54-minute delays backed up to hospital curve. so sluggish. northbound 101 slow anyway into san francisco. bay bridge easing up a bit. they are keeping the metering lights on for a little longer. you're still slow-and-go at least to it the foot of the maze ands across the upper deck into san francisco but the golden gate bridge, a lovely shot right now no traffic as you work your way out of marin into san francisco. skip the roads and hit mass transit, everything is on time. we are breathing a sigh of relief as far as the weather department is concerned because we know we have our forecast nailed for the weekend. right now, we are in the 40s and 50s. the winds are light and later today, topping off into the 50s and 60s. winds will be variable and kick up to to 20 miles per hour. this is what i'm anxious to get to. beginning tomorrow a warming trend begins right here in the bay area. we are going to top off at 70 on saturday. super bowl 50 sunday we are talking about highs between 65 and 73 degrees. 71 degrees at kickoff at levi's stadium. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com

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