7:26. >> don't forget cbs this morning it's coming up next have a great one. good morning to viewers in the west, it's tuesday, december 11th, 2018. a deadly snowstorm and an ice emergency in the southeast. ♪ we're in carolina. mm. that is pretty. >> a new study suggests giving >> i tell you, looking at birth can make you more likely pictures of a fiery sunrise over to have breast cancer while your naples, maine, this morning. a little start to your day off child is growing up. dr. david agus helps break this on the right foot. welcome back to "cbs this down and lets you know how to morning." here are three things to know -- >> i do think we saw on the copy protect yourself. a new warning for online another sunrise, you go, okay, shoppers. you can take out an instant loan we've seen that before. to pay for your purchases but that was actually very pretty and different. with interest rates as high as 30% it could be a bad deal. >> beautiful. >> waking up in naples this morning -- >> good choice. why some say it's loan sharking with a silicon valley smile. plus, michelle obama's note to self. >eresa may in what the former hedo cnge the

ting futur deal. it would have been defeated by a president. majority. but we begin this morning the eu will not now esegotiate with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. britain. there's a new deadline. >> the president will make the google's ceo sundar pichai right choice for chief of staff when he's ready and hopefully is answering lawmakers' qutiime o he'll choose somebody he has capitol hill today. google is accused of havingn great chemistry with. anti-conservative bias in search >> wanted, a chief of staff for results. lawmakers will also ask about the president. >> a source from the white house says he is, quote, super pissed, plans to create a censored search engine for china. cbs news spoke with house that the vice president's aide majority leader kevin mccarthy pulled himself out of the about his planned remarks. he says the project raises a running. >> a year's worth of snow in troubling possibility that google is being used to just over a day. >> an arrest in two separate strengthen chinese -- china's terror plots in ohio. system of surveillance, >> we will not wait for someone to shoot up innocent worshipers repression, and control. and queen's "bohemian rap at a synagogue or detonate a sopsy" is the most streamed song bomb. >> a video showing a group of from the 20th century, thanks in than bi remove a baby from its mother's arms. >> you're hurting my son. itpe >> maria butina, a woman was accused of being a russian spy, has reached a plea deal with

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john colbert's your friend, you think he would make a great chief of staff? >> i think he would short sheet the bed. >> we can say that ain't never going to happen. >> they're looking for an oscar host and a chief of staff, perhaps they can just combine them. >> and in this world, never say never. >> good morning, everyone. people who are worried about the millions of people across the message that this punishment south face another dangerous morning commute after a sends. prewinter storm over the acob anderson had littlesa tyoe weekend. temperatures dropped into the 20s overnight from texas to monday after being spared prison virginia. the frigid weather is turning time despite being indicted on runoff water into hazardous four counts of sexual assault. black ice. highway crews are working around vs alleged t pole ic the clock to keep roads safe. >> the storm dumped up to two in 2016 thetim former baylor feet of snow in some parts of the southeast. fraternity president repeatedly it's blamed for at least three raped her at an off-campus house deaths. many stores are closed or opening late this morning. party where alcohol was served.h more than 75,000 utility her until she lost customers are still without power. meg oliver is in a blacked out consciousness. following monday's plea hborhoodl hill, agreement, the woman known as north carolina, meg, good donna doe, addressed the judge

morning. >> reporter: norah, good morning. that's right, crews spent the night cutting up this massive in court. "i am devastated by your tree that knocked out power to decision. this area. he stole my virginity and power authorities are now worried over my body, and you let him about black ice on the roads as keep it for all eternity." the next danger, proving the do the women on campus talk effects of this storm is far about this? >> yeah. from over. >> reporter: baylor graduate facing freezing temperatures student erin alban started an overnight, highway crews from georgia to virginia this morning online petitionssing outrage over the deal.rexp are racing to keep ice off the roads. >> i have a major concern with more than 85,000 people have signed it. every road. why do you think there was that doesn't matter what we get off much response? the road, it's still going to be >> i think people are finally wet. every road is going to have ice. realized that this is a problem, nal ouse survivors aren't takeno >> reporter: north carolina highway crews have spread more than 13,000 tons of salt across level down to the local level of highways. but that hasn't stopped hundreds of vehicles from losing control a lot of people, mainly men, and even overturning. getting away with things like state police in north carolina this. >> reporter: this is at least and virginia say they've the third time the judge has responded to nearly 2,000 approved probation for men accused of sexually assaulting crashes combined. >> our roads are dangerous. baylor students. once after a guilty plea in a black ice can sneak up at a 2013 rape case and another earlier this year that included moment, so please be careful if you must be out and about. a 30-day jail sentence served on >> reporter: the weekend's historic storm across the southeast dropped as much snow weekends. in a statement ndrsayonlea de w

in a day that many areas see in best outcome given the facts of a year. the heavy snowfall caused the case. rooftops to collapse, including conflicting evidence and this one on a farm near statements exist, making the charlotte, killing three horses. original allegation difficult to also working through the night, prove beyond a reasonable doubt. power crews, who continue their she says all the facts must be push to restore electricity to considered, and there's information that hasn't been thousands of customers. >> we got a lot of heavy snow made public. vinoo varghese is a former overnight. prosecutor. >> in these type of cases unless >> reporter: allison and her you had a body cam on both family lost power two days ago individuals from start to finish fter a tree crashed into the power lines outside their home recording not onl convicted of in chapel hill. fortunate that tree didn't go towards your house. >> we're lucky. we have a wood burning fireplace, a gas stove and lots of good neighbors to help out. >> reporter: this was that tree. it was close to 100 feet long, stretching across the road. although snowstorms here are rare. one of the last big ones happened two decades ago in january, when raleigh received up to 20 inches of snow. but this time around, winter is that charge. norah? >> omar, thank you.

i think people are going to still officially ten days away, start looking into the judge and some of the rulings he's had in gayle. >> oh, joy. the past. >> based on the fact that we're thank you, meg. a new wave of protests swept hearing, it doesn't make any sense. it would be nice if he does do across france, just hours after a prime-time address by an interview just to explain what he's thinking. >> yeah. president emmanuel macron. >> you're right, norah. high school students blocked this story isn't over. school entrances and set fires. not over. another story, high-profile they're upset about the president's education reforms. retailers have teamed ubrd of f those include proposed changes to the end of school exams and a to offer you a different way to pay. ahead, how the instant loans revival of compulsory national work and, look closely at the details because we want to know service. they're seizing the momentum of are they really worth it. the so-called yellow vest and if you're on the go, protests. some turned violent with people subscribe to our "cbs this morning" podcast. overturning cars, smashing you can hear the day's top stories and what's happening in windows and setting fires. your world in what, gayle -- demonstrators are upset about >> less than 20 minutes. fuel taxes and a higher cost of what are you watching? living. macron is bowing to some >> "cbs this morning." ♪ y hello to the braava jet demands. in his address yesterday, he declared an economic and social state of emergency. macron promised to raise the minimum wage, abolish taxes, on overtime pay. he's also taking responsibility for people's anger but he has denounced the violence.

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commissioner say they will immediately focus on training to better defuse situation, before the nypd is called. >> we call for the charges to be dropped. >> reporter: this is the brooklyn borough president and former new york city police officer. >> you cannot escalate to that level. that was not an emergency. it was not a violent crime. it was about a conversation. it was about let's find this woman a chair. >> reporter: headley is currently being held at rikers prison on an unrelated charge. she's expected to appear in court on thursday. as for those two human resources officers that were also involved in this incident, they have been placed on leave. the new york city police department is not able to release body cam video at this you may notice a new way to time because of an injunction. pay on line this holiday season, but it could cost you. >> that's very disturbing, several tech companies including jericka, thank you. new research led by doctors after pay, clark anthony aand from the university of north carolina and the institute of the firm are -- as an cancer research in london shows women who have babies may have a greater risk for breast cancer

toativtet cree di an as an rn i compared to women without children. data from women of different app. in america it's more than doubled since 2014. ages. our dr. agus is director of the they've grown five times faster than credit card debt between cancer center in california. the first quarter of 2017 and doctor, good morning. the same period this year. i'm so glad you're here this morning because i think the consumer watchdogs are worried people will see this headline about who the loans are targeting. tony dokoupil is here to and be alarmed. explain. what can we learn from this >> reporter: good morning, loans study? >> it's an important study. like this are approved in seconds, and you get the money it shows from the time of last immediately for the item you're child, for 24 year, breast buying. lenders say it's a responsible cancer risk goes up, as high as option watch interest rates as five years after the child is born and it continues 24 year, then starts to fall. high as -- option. with sbaiinterest rates as high it's lowest at 35 years out. so breast cancer is a disease of 30%,t'ans i a silicon valley style. 60s, 70s and 80s. whether you new a new watch or by going up early it does increase the risk but it's more perfect outfit for a holiday pronounced later on when breast party, what you need is no cancer's more common. longer money, not even a credit >> so why do you think this is rdoca not as scary as it sounds? y now, pay later, the premise >> well, because it's going to affirm founded in 2012.sed decrease your risk 30-plus years out. so most breast cancer happens how many people are doing this?

30-plus years out. >> we've never disclosed, but so if you look cumulatively, it ns in tstanding? millions. a decreases the risk because breast cancer is relatively rare in young women. but this does change our screening criteria. >> correct.emanri now we'll ask when was your last nyearf of credit card child when we determine your risk to determine if you should be screened or not. debt. affirm says because their payment plans have a >> you think this study is going to change how we screen women predetermined interest rates with no compound interest or for breast cancer? >> if your last child was at age hidden fees, customers know 35, we may start screening at exactly how much they'll pay each month for the product they age 40, instead of age 50, purchase. >> so we limit the transaction because the risks may go up after five years out. to a thing that you want to buy it's very important now that at a store that you want to buy doctors ask this question and put it into the history of the at a price you want to buy. it creates financial certainty patient. >> what is it about childbirth for our customers, especially that increases the risk? ones that really need it. >> reporter: what's the average side of an affirm loan? >> well, we don't know but >> $799. obviously there's an estrogen >> reporter: how long does it take to pay it off? >> the typical term is about 11 search. remember, breastfeeding in this study had no protective effect in either direction. months. >> reporter: he says the company uses its own formula to approve wasn't protective and didn't cause risk.strogenearcy loans to a wider pool of people cause breastannt including people with bad credit scores or no credit at all. that's t hypothesis. each purchase will show up as a it hbeen oven. >> if yo hast cancer separate loan on your credit story in yourlyt report. issues with the loan can quickly about if you want to have a

child? fromconroe, texas --re.ck >> well, in this case, having a breast cancer history or not didn't matter in this study. if you have asc closer. >> reporter: steven and jessica briskman learned that last year when they tried to return a but this study doesn't affect business. >> if you had smell-o-vision, you'd want it right now. >> we didn't open the box. we put -- slapped that return their doctor and say listen, i sticker on, sent it back. had my last child at an older age so maybe i should be expected everything to go smooth screened earlier because my risk from there. >> reporter: while they say is going to be highest five using the service was easy, the years out from that point. the discussion with the doctor ce their is critical to bring this loan, well -- >> it was a nightmare. i mean -- a information. >> dr. david agus, thank you. autne>>ebsolut nightmare. an important point to make as women are having children later >> theis had the features we need. >> a few months later, hits to in life. >> i think we're supposed to get my credit and a hard time our baseline at age 40. getting a loan. >> yes. talk to your doctor. it wasn't right. the family of a colorado >> the beltwway it's structureds mother who vanished nearly three weeks ago is asking the public not a sit down and think moment. to help bring her home. it's do you want to make the purchase or not. kelsey berreth was last seen >> reporter: lauren lyon back is thanksgiving day at a the direction -- lauren line supermarket with her 1-year-old lyon back is the director at daughter. consumer financial resources. nikki battiste is here with new the average interest rate is

details, including the strange 17%, sim cards, and the marketing seems clues from berreth's cell phone. to encourage buying by young people who mayin >> reporter: when investigators blnote be able to afford it. searched kelsey's home, they found her cars, her clothes, her >> so the product could be a very helpful right toothbrush apparently untouched. now the way it's beingprodut t,, yesterday, r it's enabling bad behavior. choked back tears as she >> reporter: what do you say to appealed for her daughter's safe the criticism that you are tu we ant yoholl usf youcan. lon enabling frivolous classic consumer purchase that people don't really need? >> i just find it very, very repor ien 20 dsince h fm h difficult to claim the authority daughterth that we know what people need. pt shopp withseen atsafeway o n >> reporter: you're inviting people down a road that they may not be able to pay the bills on. >> no. i am inviting them down the road da patrick frasee, to responsible have access to things that they should be able to afford. >> reporter: but it's a treadmill. god, i used affirm to get pants the baby's father, picked up the for work in the fall. i paid it off. 1-year-old. >> she's not the kind who runs it cost me $20 in interest. off. it's out of character. that's $20 i don't have for that >> reporter: on november 25th, pair of pants in the spring. three days after the woodland park colorado resident vanished, but now my loan is $40, then police say her cell phone pinged it's $80 -- >> is the alternative to go near gooding, idaho, nearly 600

miles away. pantsless? >> reporter: touche. that same day, two text messages we asked the firm what happens were apparently sent from the to customers' loans if products like the briskmans' camera are device, one told her employer returned. the company says the return where she was a flight policies vary. but if the merchant offers a full refund, the company will instructor she would not be showing up to work the following work to unwind the loan. week. the second message was sent to here is the bottom line, and this is from consumer watch dogs. i realize it's easier to say frazee. the police chief said it was this than to follow it. if you can pay your credit card berreth's mother who reported off on time, it's likely going her missing december 2 m to be at a lower interest rate than affirm and better for you. th wftex>> whyatrick not rtheaw and and you can't, well, here's the bad news -- you may not be able to afford the item. might be wise not to buy it. >> or have at >> which a lot of people have. couple. >> one of the concerns is companies like affirm approve frazee's home has not been 80% of the loans versus store searched and police describe him as cooperative. credit which is like 50% of the he declined to appear at the loans. >> don't do what i used to do press conference monday. >> we're treating kelsey's which is try to live off of bread and the pasta for months to pay off your bills. disappearance as a missing >> don't buy the pants if it's going to cost the shirt off your person case at this time. back. >> good one. we are asking the public for any >> were you escorted out of the information that might help us building after the interview? find her. >> no. he was ad g >> reporter: berreth's family >> yes.sp

has created a facebook page. >> i really do -- i do think that we need more financial all planes at the flight school education -- >> 100%. has been accounted for. >> about credit card debt, but all of th --at. y're learning t frazee has not responded to our request for comment. hard way. >> very bizarre story. it takes a long time to dig >> we can only hope she's alive. yourself out. >> yes, definitely hope that. >> yep. >> i learned the hard way, too. >> nikki, thank you. a scathing new report finds overmatched my credit card when i was in college and had to get one of the largest data breaches a consolidation loans. i swore i would never do it again. >> you know what we want to do in u.s. history was entirely now, we hnt wtorea fro fm seri. preventable. a 14 month investigation slammed thank you, tony. in our series "note to self," equifax for lacking preventive measures. hackers stole the personal former first lady michelle obama recalls her early impressions of information of 148 million barack obama. americans last year. >> he's driven by a hopeful set anna werner shows us how the breach put you at risk and how of ideals. he's grounded and kind and you're can safeguard your data. >> reporter: the house oversight absolutely brilliant. committee report says hackers and he's pretty good looking, gained access to the equifax too. ghapprecte that. network in may of last year and attacked the company for 76 >> ahead, only on "cbs this days. morning," mrs. obama's moving thieves stole sensitive information including social words about her security numbers from nrly u.s

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♪ good morning to our viewers in the west. it's tuesday, december 11th, 2018. welcome back to "cbs this morning." ahead, michelle obama reveals how she pushed self doubt aside to achieve her dreams. the former first lady's note to self, only on "cbs this morning." plus, we'll show you how to avoid scam artists, phony job listings and counterfeit products this holiday season. >> first, today's eye opener at 8:00. >> another dangerousr a winter weekend. >> the effects of this storm are far from over. >> every road is going to have ice tonight.

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"becoming," the best selling book of 2018. she just revealed her book tour will make 21 more stops in 2019. in our very popular series "note to self" she advises her younger self as she leaves for college. >> dear miche, there you are, in your jean jacket and braids, a long way from that little apartment on the south side of chicago. you're at one of the finest universities in the world. you're smiling and you should be. you worked hard for this. but even now, after you reached your goal, you're still not quite sure if you belong. you can't get one question out of your mind, am i good enough? there aren't many kids here who look like you. some arrived on campus in limousi limousines. one of your classmates is a bona fide movie star.

another is rumored to be a real-life princess. meanwhile, you got dropped off by your father, in the family sedan. years from now, you'll learn that your parents had to take out new credit cards to pay your tuition, but michelle, what you'll come to realize one day is that you're only seeing what you lack and not everything that your story has given you. you grew up surrounded by soul and jazz, and a deep anchoring love. your parents taught you to keep your word and treat people with respect. they encouraged you to develop your own voice and use it. those lessons are more valuable than anything material. they'll come in handy in the future, in settings i won't

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he's driven by a hopeful set of ideals. he's grounded and kind and absolutely brilliant, and he's pretty good looking, too. i thought you would appreciate that. ♪ >> his certainty about his past will feel like a challenge to yours. you'll learn that even the best relationships take work, but that's okay. that's normal and it's what gives your partnership its strength. ♪ >> together you'll be blessed with two perfect o will fill you with so much joy, you can barely process it,

yet you'll still struggle to find a balance between your family, your husband's rising cand your own sense of self. be patient. you'll get there. and just when you think you've done it, the four of you will be shot out of a canon into the unknown. >> i stand before you today to announce my candidacy for president of the united states of america. >> everything you fought for so hard, stability, balance, confidence, will feel like it's at risk. you'll be attacked by people who never met you and don't really care to. they'll try to harm you for their own gain. dooo to their level, maowtifyin it mig feelnse vueouryou. >> you treat people with dignity

and respect, even if you don't know them and even if you don't agree with them. >> your family will make history, breaking barriers and filling out a more complete picture of the american story. >> at this defining moment, change has come to america. >> with a lot of hard work and a good education, anything is possible. >> you'll meet two popes and the queen of england. >> you took on a role you didn't ask for, and you made it your own with grace and with grit and with style and with humor. >> people will fill stadiums to hear you speak. >> welcome michelle obama! >> will bey to u'reometngspec liound get thithe back on them.

there are so many people out the there, black girls and all kindg class kids from big cities and small towns, people who doubt themselves, who are uncertain about whether they belong, but have so much to offer the world. share your story with them. the struggles and the triumphs and everything else. show them that there's more beauty inside than they can see right now. that's how you'll answer that question that's following you around, the one that sometimes keeps you up ani

you're more than enough, miche. you always have been and you always will be, and i can't wait for you to see that. >> oh, gosh, cause we sure see it, mrs. obama. it's so interesting. just happen to have a copyright here on the set. this book has sold already 3 million copies. on page 66 she writes when she was in high school, her counselor told her that you're not princeton material. so for her to do a note to self starting on going to princeton and how her life has evolved, there's so many notes out of that, shot out of a canon, reflect the light back on them. she really does live the life of when they go low, we go high. >> that message to many people, there's more beauty inside than they can see right now. that's the becoming, really, she chose the title of that book and be patient, you'll get there. it's a hopeful message. >> and to take that platform and that line reflect the light back on them, that's the thing.

what to do with fame and that platform, is to lift everyone up, to bring everyone else up who are now having the same doubts you had. >> and the core of the foundation was really her family and that image of her dad, dropping her off. i mean, you see the love right there. >> it all starts with that. we really do have to thank dana brewington and jana gibson involved in that piece and certainly to you, angela ross, the editing was perfect. >> i want the sound track to that. >> note to self inspiring words from inspiring people is on sale right now, thinking if there's a version two, michelle obama will be in that one. published by simon and schuster, a division of cbs. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ captures 99% of dog and cat allergens. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba. you know doc how can i get whiter, brighter teeth..

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and foggy conditions continue for your tuesday morning drive. we've actually not been able to get a clear shot of the bay bridge all morning long. near the toll plaza you can make out those vehicles in the middle

of your screen. we've got a layer of fog that's messing up your drive this morning. dense fog advisory still in effect this morning. give a lot of space between you and the car in front of you. slow travel times on our bay area bridges as a result. live at the san mateo bridges you can see traffic is stacked up. and pretty much the same story on the golden gate bridge right now. limited visibility coming off the 101 onto the bridge into san francisco. and the richmond san rafael bridges. not too bad. we are seeing delays 101 not too far from boulevard north due to a crash in the area. >> thanks giana. and you can see on our live traffic cameras foggy conditions out there. until 10:00 a.m. with visibility down to less than a quarter of a mile. so let's check out the there. oakland airport a quarter mile

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