inside and watch super bowl liii right here. cbs this morning will be up next. have a great day everyone. here's a live look at atlanta, georgia at the mercedes-benz stadium with the patriots and rams kicking off super bowl liii. good morning to our viewers in the west. it's friday, february 1st, 2019. welcome to "cbs this morning." tens of millions in the midwest and northeast suffer through one more day of extreme cold. we have the forecast to the p t polar vortex and the warm-up that will see temperatures in some areas swing 80 degrees. military academy assaults has more than doubled in the last four years with half the female students saying they've been harassed. we'll look at why the number of cases continues to rise despite changes put in place after our reporting. we're kick off football's biggest weekend of the year. we'll hear from both starting quarterbacks in super bowl liii

and the nfl today's james brown will preview the matchup. plus, maroon five front man adam levine talks with kevin fraser about sunday's halftime show. and the thunderbirds preparing for their flyover. first, a look at today's eye openin opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> it's freezing, it's rough. >> stings. my eyes water. >> it's ridiculous, freezing. >> the death toll rises from the polar vortex. >> we're almost out of the deep freeze. >> it's not here yet but it's in sight. >> say hello to the warmth saturday, sunday, monday. >> president trump says he's all but given up on negotiations with congress over border security and will likely take action on his own. don't want to wastey time. the president made a s chiefs. now saying the media misquoted their testimony to congress.

>> i suggested you call them and they said it was fake news. >> federal officials say they have made a huge seizure of fentanyl at a border crossing in arizona. >> largest fentanyl seizure. >> the so-called fiji water girl is suing the brand that made her famous. >> she claims they are using her image without her permission. >> an nba showdown. >> bats were flying around the court. >> is there a cave nearby? >> and all that matters. >> there's been controversy around you playing this performance. >> has there? >> just a little. >> maroon five is set for the super bowl halftime show after multiple artists turned the gig down. >> apparently maroon one through four said no. >> on "cbs this morning." >> president trump accusing democrats of playing political games. let's just call them walls from now on. >> i remember when someone once told us it doesn't matter if it's a wall or not. >> you can call it a barrier. you can call it waver yhenever

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across the country next week. adriana diaz is in chicago where the cold weather brokerecord good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the peak of the polar vortex has passed over the midwest but it is still struggling to get it's off the single digits here. there was another dusting of show in chicago overnight to the already frozen ground and icy waterways. while people are still digging out and dealing with the heavy doses of snow and cold across parts of the northeast, in the midwest, others are working through the tail end of the polar vortex. the crunching of thick ice is music to the ears of the crew of fireboat engine 2, the chicago fire department's icebreaker. how thick is the ice? >> the thickest we went through today is about a foot. >> reporter: wow, and that's ice that was broken yesterday? >> yes. it had been broken but it refroze. >> reporter: pilot bob lung said

this is a necessary process to stop people from walking on the frozen chicago river and clear a path for other boats. as the thaw begins, other problems with likely to pop up like ice jams in rivers that raise the risk of flooding. or water main breaks like this one in chicago. from days of subzero temperatures. in milwaukee county, police are investigating two additional deaths that might be connected to the extreme cold. a 62-year-old man was found frozen in his backyard thursday. and on wednesday, a 38-year-old woman died in an unheated apartment. >> i feel kind of in shock knowing a lady died upstairs, that she just froze to death. >> reporter: there's more below freezing temperatures expected next week here in the midwest and in the northeast. but if there's any good news, it's not expected to be as cold as this week's polar vortex. >> adriana, thank you, we can

only hope. warming temperatures across the midwest and northeast will reach as high as the mid-50s this weekend. lonnie quinn, chief weathercaster for our new york station wcbs tv, show us the dramatic change with these yo-yoing temperatures. >> it is some crazy stuff. good morning, everybody. current temperatures outside. you notice something, you don't see as many negative numbers. there are a couple out there. chicago out there is 7 degrees. we heard from adriana there, there's going to be a huge warm-up in chicago. sunday, almost 50, 48. this could be the biggest story. fort wayne, indiana, wednesday, you were 13 degrees below zero. set a record low temperature. sunday, you could possibly set a record high temperature. you'd have to get up to 58. we're forecasting 55. this becomes the big story. the next storm system moving'r rain. coastal gusts could be up to

hurricane strength. mudslides, flooding. it's going to be a big concern. that goes inland and dumps anywhere from 3 to 6 feet of snow in the sierra. they just finished up with a storm that gave them 3 feet. we'll stay on top of everything. >> thank you so much, lonnie. a disturbing new pentagon report indicates sexual assault at three prestigious u.s. military academies spiked 50% in the past school year. an estimated 747 cadets told an anonymous survey they were sexually assaulted in the last academic year. that's up from 507 three years ago. the survey found worsening problems at the air force academy, despite changes put in place after our reporting exposed troubling patterns. defense department officials say they are troubled and disheartened by the surge in sexual harassment and viole at u.s. military service academies. according to a new survey released thursday, 50% of the

women and 16% of the men enrolled at the military air force and naval academies were sexually harassed. another 16% of the women and 2% of the men say they were sexually assaulted. >> there is a cultural rot, not just a few bad apples. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie speier's is subcommittee chair. >> i think heads need to roll. if the cadets are kicked out and their families are expected to pay tuition, maybe behavior will change. >> reporter: 221 cadets reported they were sexually assaulted. in 2017, we spoke to more than a dozen current and former air force academy cadets who said they were retaliated against after reporting their assault. >> you go there because you wan reporting the assault?

>> i regret it every day. i regret it every day because of everything that came after. i just wish i'd never came forward. >> reporter: nationwide, nearly 750 cadets and midshipmen said in an anonymous survey they were sexually assaulted last year. but only 92 formally reported it. >> the accountability is the missing element in all of this. >> reporter: done christensen, a retired colonel and former air force chief prosecutor says just four people accused of sexual assault at the academies last year were convicted. >> each one of the academies has a three star who oversees it. they're literally the only person who can prosecute the case and they simply do not send enough people to court. >> and that is part of the big problem. the pentagon says this report does not reflect the impact of prevenice progrtion programs im

last year. and he has directed an action plan in the coming weeks. we worked diligently to create new programs. we're going to stay on this. because to me when i met those women who are the best and the brightest, the toughest women i have ever met, the fact that they were assaulted, harassed and then put through it again by our service academy chief, generals who are in charge, simply unacceptable. we need the best people in our services. have the right to serve. >> looks like we're going to hear more pressure from congress. >> the gap between those who experienced it and those who report is vast. >> i give the pentagon a lot of props for being open, for being trar they try to address this problem. >> thanks, norah. another democrat has raised a challenge to president trump in 2020. >> together, america, we will

rise. i'm cory booker and i'm running for president of the united states of america. >> senator cory booker sent that message to supporters this morning. the new jersey senator is the fifth official candidate while three others have formed exploratory committees. ed o'keefe is on capitol hill. ed, it's getting crowded out there, good morning. >> reporter: sure is, john. senator booker has long before seen as a potential candidate. he's new jersey's junior senator and the 49-year-old has served here in the senate since 2013. before that, he served as mayor of newark for more than seven years. booker's campaign is expected to focus on addressing wealth inequality and the idea of restoring a sense of unity in the country. he spent much of the past year road testing that message on the campaign trail. on capitol hill, booker has at times tried unifying the place by work with republicans like rand paul on criminal justice

reform. he's been a strong democrat noticeably during the hearings for justice kavanaugh. next weekend is also when massachusetts senator elizabeth warren tells us she will formally kick off her campaign. john. >> all right, ed o'keefe, thank you. on monday, senator booker will be here at the table talking presidential politics and addressing other issues so you can see that monday morning here on "cbs this morning." >> a lot of questions for the senator. meantime, president trump tells "new york times" that congressional negotiations over border security are a, quote, waste of time. lawmakers have two weeks to avoid another potential government shutdown. the president said yesterday he won't consider an offer that doesn't include border wall funding. house speaker nancy pelosi repeated that democrats well offer no money for a wall. >> the same deadlock lasted to the partial government shutdown that lasted 35 days. mr. trump told reporters he would not have done anything

differently. >> if i didn't do the shutdown, people wouldn't understand the subject. now they understand the subject. they realize what a humanitarian crisis it is. we've set the stage for ways going to happen on the 15th of february. >> the president did not say whether he would declare a national emergency. he said he's not worried about potential legal challenges if he does. face the nation moderator margaret brennan will sit down with the president for a wide-raking discussion. you can see part of that interview twice this sunday on face the nation and during the super bowl pregame show. we're about to start one of america's great events, of course, that's super bowl weekend. sunday's game in atlanta will be the ninth super bowl for new england patriots quarterback tom brady and the first for los angeles rams quarterback jared goff. goff is 24 years old. the same age brady was in his first super bowl 17 years ago. cbs sports boomer eer asigh sen

asked goff about all the excitement. >> i was checking your instagram feed. there's no drama, there's nothing. you're like too good of a guy. you're like above all of that. you never get involved with anybody that comes after you, you know. is there anything you can say to other players your age as to how you can do that and not get involved? >> i think i just know what's important. being the best teammate and leader you can be. don't get caught up in people calling you out or saying you're this. just play football. >> patriots head coach bill belichick has led his team to five super bowl titles. but he isn't the only coach behind the patriots. tony romo asked brady about his relationship with lim ofnsive coorr niel ne i see know he knows this is a >> kn. . toove t ball.play

>> yes. >> why is he so gifted? why do you work so well together? >> he's a lot like coach belichick, extremely cerebral. he wants to analyze every part of the game, every formation, every front, every coverage. coach puts together a great plan. that's why there's just a great marriage all the time between, you know, players and coaches. that's why everyone's so critical of success. >> cbs news special correspondent and cbs sports anchor james brown is in atlanta. he'll host the super bowl pregame show for his ninth time on sunday. j.b., good morning. >> john, i hope i'm looking away, but i'm ready for the questions you guys have. >> a little early for you, j.b.? >> j.b., you look great. >> by the way, most of what i've learned in preparation for sunday has come from your colleague norah o'donnell, my gosh what doesn't she know. >> tell us what you're looking for in this matchup between the

rams and patriots. >> these are two great buttoned up teams. i know the headlines are about the old guard of course talking about brady and belichick going against the young guards in sean mcvay and jared goff. these are two evenly matched teams. it will be a chess match. despite the no call on the obvious pass interference call with the saints. i know fans hate to hear this. but the game is a thing -- and i'm looking forward to the strategy and the tactics. >> j.b., are you saying we're spending too much time focussing on the age gap? >> i think so because they've earned their right to get here. look, one team, the patriots are 11-5, 13-it with t3 with the ra. this was supposed to be the year that the patriots were vulnerable. they were old. they've had a poor defense. they didn't have a lot of stars. and where are they again? back here where they are accustomed to in a league designed for parity, yet they're

the unquestioned dynasty in the national football zbleing thei >> what are they going through right now as the game is almost upon us here? >> they have already done everything necessary leading up to this. this is just a matter of make certain they make the right moves. look, belichick is a master, sean mcvay, a brilliant young mind. they've gone through every conceivable scenario. now it's on the player to get out there and execute and recognize what they're looking at and not be thinking out there. because if you're thinking, then you're one step behind. >> i heard you presented a big award to our cbs colleague last night. what did that mean to you? >> hey, norah, bill cowher represents the best. this was put on by an impressive woman, sheryl, the dinner presenting the award for excellent. bill cowher was the winner of

that. they raised $1 million. i know you understand all too well what st. jude children's research hospital is all about. >> j.b., we spent a lot of time focusing on how this is tom brady's ninth super bowl. 's your ninth year hosting. you deserve props for that. >> norah put that in the copy, right? the old guard, norah is the young guard. i'm truly humbled and thankful to be doing this. it never gets old. i'm excited about it. bianna and john, found out from norah earlier in the week that tom brady told her he was not going to retire. i'm adding a little to the story but the -- >> okay, i'll text you some more tips since we usually text on sundays during the game. such a pleasure. thanks for the whole team down there. thank you, j.b. >> i appreciate the help, success to you guys.

>> this sunday, you can see j.b. on the super bowl today pregame show at 11:00 a.m. pacific time here on cbs. it will feature more of tony romo's conversations with tom brady. super bowl liii is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. pacific right here on cbs. >> just keep the channel here. adam levine is opening up about the controversy surrounding the super bowl halftime show. good friday morning. we are tracking this strong storm system bringing rain, wind and a possibility of flooding.

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many nicknames for your coach? >> sure. >> like what? >> we call him coach. >> hi, football player it i've always wondered, how do you decide the numbers on your jerseys? >> that's simple. it's based open t d on the numb cupcakes i can eat in under a minute. >> any plans for life after football? >> after football, i'm going to play baseball. after baseball, i'm going to play hamlet. alas. >> would you like to be in the hall of fame in. >> yes, but not for football. for polka.

>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." c do anything. right? >> that's right. >> to win or not to win, that is the question. >> hard-hitting questions. nicely done. >> anyway, here are three things -- he has on his back. secretary of state mike pompeo announced the u.s. suspending a nuclear arms control treaty with russia. the u.s. accuses moscow of violating the cold war era agreement which bans the deployment of land-based missiles in europe. the givmove gives the u.s. six months to decide whether to withdraw. nato allies say they fully support the u.s. move. the cdc says children are using too much toothpaste. finding them using the brush

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others accused of sexually abusing children over nearly eight decades. the announcement comes ten weeks after cbs news first reported allegations against priest serving in the galveston houston archdiocese. 5,000 current or former preaies who have been publicly accused. ni nikki batiste has been reporting. >> they're astonishing numbers. good morning, everyone. he presided over the largest and prominent churches in houston, the prince of peace. in our cbs investigation in november, john, who was one of the altar boys accused keller of molesting him as a child. another man similar in age and who attended the same church of labonte reached out to us. >> the first person i see came up on screen is john labonte.

well, i know a john labonte from houston. within a matter of seconds, there's a picture of father john. >> what going through your mind? >> i've never been struck by light nick but that's as close as you can get. >> mark quinn was watching our cbs news investigation last year. >> right here, says, acted very inappropriate. >> reporter: when john laponte tells us father keller molested him as a child even though in 2002 the church said it wasn't sexual abuse. in november, we took labonte's allegations to cardinal dinardo who's in charge of the houston arch diocese and president of the u.s. conference of catholic bishops. >> father don keller -- >> it's not a familiar one. >> does the name john laponte sound familiar? >> reporter: seeing that moment disgusted quin . >> all i kept saying was holy

blank, that's my boogie man. >> reporter: he said keller touched him inappropriately when he was 8 years old. now 50, he says he kept his nightmare a correct all his life. >> i just felt like how dare you side with a pedophile over the parishioners? and yet this has been the catholic church's m.o. time after time. >> reporter: then the church and the cardinal took quinn by surprise. they included father john kel r keller's name on their just released list of credibly accuseled priest and removed him from active ministry. cardinal dinardo apologized to victims. >> i did not ig for or neglect any one priest that was brought to my attention. some may say you moved too slowly but i recall once something came to my attention, i moved on it. >> father john keller was nng b list and now he is. >> his name being on the list means a great deal to me.

>> reporter: john labonte hopes the church will reopen his case. what are you feeling in this moment? >> i do have some relief in knowing that through telling my story that others might be protected. ward we reached out to the prince of peace and john keller but they say they have no comment. cardinal dinardo is expected to meet with the pope in rome last month during a global bishops meeting to address the sex abuse crisis and the catholic church. so many survivors have said they're frustrated by pope francis' lack of action. >> there has been a lack of action by the vatican. i like the point there, by one person speaking s tome as this until all of those stories are told, until there's full accountability. >> i think finally some relief from those coming forward.

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♪ i've got the moves like jagger ♪ it wouldn't be a super bowl without a star-studded halftime show. the nfl was without a headliner until less than three weeks ago when maroon five was officially announced. there are reports that rihanna and cardi b turned down the gig n kaeprotests olidarity with racial inequality. mari maroon five front man adam

levine spoke about the controversy. kevin, good morning. >> good morning, bianna. you know, usually, the halftime headliner holds a big pre-bowl press conference, but this year it was canceled. leading many to speculate the league was trying to avoid controversy. but adam levine told me that a lot of thought went into his decision to perform. what went into your decision to play the super bowl halftime show? >> when you look back on every single super bowl halftime show, it's just like every insatiable urge a little bit. i'm not in the right profession if i can't handle a little bit of controversy. we expected it. we'd like to move on from it and speak through the music. >> when maroon five agreed to perform, they were immediately caught in the cross fire of the nfl's controversial new anthem

party, requiring player dor eerm during the anthem. a change.org petitiopetition, a the band to drop out of the show. did you talk to anybody before you made the decision? >> maybe. i did. i spoke to many people. most importantly, though, when i silenced all the noise, listened to myself and made my decision based on how i felt. >> reporter: the controversy also reportedly made it difficult to book guest artists and the band will share the stage with big boi and travis scott as a nod to atlanta's hip-hop history. signing on only after the nfl agreed to join him in making a half million dollar donation to a social justice organization. >> he's the man right now. he comes in hot. this is the show that's going to

have the biggest hip-hop presence there's ever been on the show. >> reporter: mixing irresistible hooks with funk has translated into two decades of success for maroon five. the band has sold over 53 million albums and had nine number one singles. they set the record for the most chart toppers b er pers by a gr. ♪ girls like you yeah yeah >> reporter: their latest hit "girls like you" celebrates powerful women including activists and entrepreneurs. the video is nearing 2 billion views online as the message resonates in the me too era. ♪ i need girls like you >> one of most amazing projects i think i've ever been a part of

in my life. we love the life it gave us beyond just the silly pop song. it kind of gathered a new meaning from the video. it's great to be playing, potentially playing the song at the super bowl. >> reporter: with an audience of more than 100 million watching, there's a lot of pressure to get it right. we're in atlanta. we're so close to where dr. king was born and raised. what do you say to the folks who say they just want to be heard and how will your performance speak to that? >> they will be. that's all i want to say. because i don't want to spoil anything. i'd like to think that people know where i stand as a human being aft two deer two deck daag this. i'm not a public speaker. i do speak but it's through music. >> reporter: adam told me he doesn't want to be a politician but he knows on sunday he will have a voice speaking to

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♪ . good morning to our viewers in the west. it's friday, february 1st, 2019. welcome back to "cbs this morning." ahead hear from government contractors who might be shut out from their back pay after the shutdown. one of them barely found just enough change to pay for a happy meal. plus, a ride with the precision air force pilot counting on a singing legend to get their super bowl flyover timing just right, but, first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. millions of people in the northeast face another day of dangerous colde dwest deals with the lingering effects

of the frigid past. the peak of the polar vortex has passed over the midwest, but it's still struggling to get out of single ts 13 below zero, set record low temperature. sunday you could possibly set a record high temperature. a disturbing new report indicates sexual assault at three prestigious u.s. military academies spiked 50%. >> there is a cultural rot. it's not just a few bad apples. another democrat is ready to challenge president trump in 2020. >> senator booker has long been seen as a presidential candidate and the 49-year-old has served in the senate since 2013. >> i found out from norah earlier in the week that tom brady told her he was to the going to retire. i'm adding a little bit to the story. >> i'll text you some more tips. the nice thing is even when the weather is bad people are finding ways to have fun with it, and this young lady from iowa went outside with wet hair and came back the new mayor of whoville. at this.

that could catch on. who knows. [ applause ] >> well done indeed. a good way to catch a head cold. >> that's how i feel sometimes when i come in the morning. thank god we had a great teacher to get my hair down to earth. i'm bianna golodryga with norah owe nell and john dicker sob. gayle is off. the record-breaking and deadly arctic blast will hold on for one more day. low temperatures this morning are below zero or in the single digits in parts of the northeast and midwest. the winter storm and the bitter cold are linked to at least 20 deaths. the good news, a big warmup is expected this weekend with temperatures jumping 30 to 40 degrees. check out the swing in cotton, minnesota, where it was 56 degrees below zero without windchill yesterday. that was the coldest recorded temperature thursday in the entire continental u.s. the temperature will go up 86 degrees by sunday when the high is projected to be 30 degrees. >> wow. >> most of the 800,000 federal

workers who were not paid during the partial government shutdown are starting to receive back pay, but there are potentially millions of government contractors who may never see a dime. ed o'keefe med with some of them at the smithsonian's national air and space museum in washington which reopened this week. ed, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, john. well, we talk about government contractors. folks might think it's i.t. specialists or the folks who helped build the lunar landing nd me. in reality most are like the folks who come in the kitchens in the museum, clean the bathrooms or provide security at smithsonian museums and other federal buildings across the country. unfortunately, for them the prospect of getting any back bay or the recent shutdown is slim. >> it's really hard. >> reporter: the government shutdown isn't over for single mom loneice hamilton. >> i'm definitely scared of being evicted. i'm scared of my car being rnedffmyas getting turned off. >> and scared she won't see any

back pay for four weeks of missed work at the smithsonian's air and space museum. a security guard, hamilton protects government buildings, but as a contractor she doesn't feel the government is there to protect her. >> it's really stressful not knowing where my money is coming from, not knowing when i'm going to be able to buy my son his next meal. >> reporter: told she makes too much income for food stamps hamilton says she can't afford to buy the lunch her 5-year-old likes to take to school. >> he's kind of sad about that. he doesn't get the things he usually gets. >> reporter: meanwhile 1,500 miles away near the mexican border another government contractor ken doile is also struggling to feed his children. >> we went to the car and found all the change we had. i went in the seats trying to find out how much money we had to our name which was nothing at scraped up $3.89 for a happy meal for my 4-year-old, and we both sat there and cried in the parking lot of mcdonald's. >> he had issues paying for her

recent doctor's visit and couldn't afford his mortgage ore tuition. >> when it comes down to not being able to provide for your children, that day was the most heartbreaking day i've ever had. >> reporter: still, doile quit his job as a contract encryption specialist for the air force. >> as soon as we got the notice everything was opening back up and we would not be paid, i'm like i can't do this no more. this is it. i'm done. >> reporter: today he's starting a new job as a contractor in the private sector, but it comes with a pay cut, more than $30,000. >> they want to bicker somewhere else than washington, d.c. or elsewhere, we shouldn't be held accountable for their actions. >> reporter: now dozens of democrats in congress agree. >> this bill is about simple justice. >> reporter: connecticut senator richard blumenthal is backing a bill that provide back pay to low-wage contractors. >> how on earth do we pay for this? >> we have to take it as one of the costs of that shutdown which could we will have been avoided if the president had simply come

to his acceptses a little bit earlier. >> reporter: by one estimate 3.7 million people work for the government as contractors doing $200 million worth of work each week, but that no longer includes kevin doile. >> they mention 800,000 workers, but they never mention the contractors that work in and around them, and that's not fair. >> now that bill that senator blumenthal is response oregon doesn't have any republican co-sponsor right now, but he said he's hopeful that the issue of back pay for low-wage contractors might come up during the negotiations that lawmakers are having right now to avoid yet another shutdown which, by the way, if they can't find an agreement starts two weeks from today. john? >> ed, thank you. it is an outrage. great work, ed. >> i think kevin doily encapsulated what it is, not only the fear that you have about not being able to provide for your family but the pain. >> yeah. >> no one working for the u.s. government should be desperately searching for change to buy a happy meal for their child in

the car. >> this is the most basic thing a government can do whis meet its minimum requirements for keeping the lights on and paying the people it's promised to pay. >> yes. agreed. this weekend don't miss president trump's conversation with "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan. can you see portions of that interview sunday on "face the nation" and also before super bowl liii here on cbs. >> like the president to meet kevin doyle. >> and thousands of others like him. >> and give him an answer. >> yeah. the venezuelan government claims that it thwarted a plot to assassinate sitting president nicolas maduro as the country's political crisis escalates. vice president mike pence is in mime today drumming up support for opposition leader juan guaido. guaido says venezuela's special forces intimidated his wife and infant daughter at their home yesterday. police deny the claim. elizabeth palmer is in venezuela's capital of caracas. elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this gigantic political power

struggle playing out right now in venezuela is powered by the fury and the misery of millions of people who not so long ago had perfectly decent lives. >> reporter: ari gallegos is one of them. his family now scrapes by on $10 a month. what would you say to america right now? >> wow. please help us. how long do we have to wait? we're hungry, and we have nothing. >> reporter: the people who poured into the streets blame president nicolas maduro for bringing venezuela to its knees and gallegos fears for his two sons. >> translator: i hope that they leave the country. >> reporter: even so, ari gallegos, crutches and all, is planning to join tomorw what promises to be the mother of all anti-maduro marches. the venezuelan opposition is determined to ratchet up the pressure now that the whole

world is watching and taking sides. norah? >> the world is watching. elizabeth palmer, continue your great reporting in venezuela, thank you. about 80% of heart disease is preventable, but it still kills one americanan 80 seconds. our dr. tara narula is here in our green room wearing red like th

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and our morning round a call to raise awareness of heart disease. today is go red for women day. it's why we're wearing red. a new report estimates nearly half of all adults in the u.s. have some form of heart or blood vessel disease. it's due to recent guideline changes that consider high blood pressure at a reading of 130/80. heart disease is the number one killer of women. with only 55% of them know it's their greatest health threat. our dr. tara narula is a doctor and a spokesperson for the american heart association. welcome. such an important day for you to be here. and a perfect example of a patient of yours who on paper looked healthy and yet there was a mystery hidden inside her body

that was a ticking time bomb. >> right. this month we talk about the statistics. one out of every three women of women will die of cardiovascular disease. what i believe is going to change the battle is humanizing the disease and giving it a face. the face of your mother, your sister, your best friend, your coworker, in this case, my patient. she did not look like what a lot of people think cardiovascular disease looks like. she was 58. had a little high cholesterol in the family history. that's it. she didn't have high blood pressure, she didn't smoke, she wasn't diabetesic. she walked 10,000 steps a day and ate a mediterranean diet. she said i ate a steak dinner and had a little indy discretion but i thought it was heart burn. then i felt it again. i'm telling you. i said we're going send you for a test. i got a call that day that she had a severe blockage on a c.a.t scan. she had an 80% blockage of what we call the left main coronary

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list know my risk of cardiovascular disease and talk to my doctor about it. your doctor can sit down with you and identify your risk factors. then they can figure out what your numbers are. you should know them. your blood pressure, your cholesterol, blood sugar, and then you can take steps. the american heart association has seven things you can do to turn around and reverse your risk. >> why do more women die of heart attacks than men? >> other than the issues with awareness, right, on the women's side. there's issues on the science side, too. as doctors, we haven't really treated women the same as men, unfortunately. many women are told you're stressed out. you're anxious. they don't get as aggressively treated when they go to the hospital or by the medical profession. they're not studied like men are. most clinical trials have not enrolled women as much as men. we haven't analyzed data in a sex specific way and the biology of women is different and we're starting to say that out loud. >> should more women go to cardiologists in addition to their gp? >> i think they can. it's certainly something and if

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ahead dana jacobsen tries out a super bowl tradition at a cruising speed. see how the elite air force thunder bird a live look now from our sforce tower came this is a kpix 5 morning update . good morning. it is 8:25 am. i am michelle griego. >> here's a live look from the cells for tower camera. a strong storm is expected to bring heavy rain and wind the second into the bay area with a flood watch in effect later tonight. two planes nearly crashed at the oakland international airport after the tower mistakenly told them to fly at the same altitude toward each other on martin luther king day. the judge shut down the law requiring an ordinance on

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it is slow approaching this same. we have mass transit delays. bart delays in the warren springs direction in all directions with the exception of antioch. westbound 80 from highway number four to the maze is 26 minutes, in the green at the altamont pass, 26 minutes from highway 52 580. we have a strong storm system and a high wind watch for the entire bay area beginning this afternoon with strong gusting wind likely. the flash flood watch will kick in this evening through saturday morning due to this heavy rain. we have rain and wind moving in later this afternoon and especially this evening. it continues into saturday morning which is why we have the flash flood watch and high wind watch in effect until saturday morning. showers sunday, monday and

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welcome back to "cbs this morning." right 's ♪ welcome back to "cbs this morning." right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines. cbs's phoenix affiliate kpho reports on newly released video showing a two-hour hostage drama in an arizona prison. in december an inmate armed with a blade-type weapon suddenly grabbed the prison librarian who was able to use his pepper spray. the corrections officer stormed the led the assailant. the librarian was not hurt and yesterday received an award for his medal of valor.

king tut's tomb is back on display in egypt after being restored. the constant stream of tourists took its toll from graffiti, scratches, dust and carbon dioxide damage from visitors' breath. the nine-year renovation includes a new viewing platform, restored wall paintings and an updated ventilation system. >> we've all met that person whose breath could probably destroy us. >> ain't that the truth. >> all right. now to this story. it's a good up. california's mercury news reports girls can join the boy scouts for the first time in the group's 109-year history. starting today, the organization is called scouts bsa. more than 77,000 girls joined the cub scout program in november and the gill scouts sued over the planned name trade claiming trademark infringe president. the boys and girl scouts have been fighting a decades long membership decline. and the fiji water girl is

suing fiji water. last month she became an internet sensation for photobombing the red now fiji created cardboard cutouts using her images in a marketing campaign without her permission. fiji water calls the lawsuit generous. a pregame flyover has been a tradition for 51 of the last 52 super bowl and for super bowl liii they turned to the thunderbirds. we go inside the cbs sports super bowl game production at mercedes-benz stadium. dana jacobson is there live. good morning. >> reporter: when gladys knight is finishing the national anthem on sunday the thunderbirds will be roaring over mercedes-benz stadium along with the people inside. about 100 million people could be watching worldwide on their televisions. now, that key broadcast moment will be brought to you from the

people here in this truck, and highly it will only be on your screens for just a few seconds, making it just right, getting it perfect, well, that has been months in the making, and it started about 2,000 miles away. ♪ >> the u.s. air force thunderbirds are a high speed death-defying squadron of fighter pilots steering f-16 jets through all inducing maneuvers after feet from one another. they wow people at air shows and sporting events around the world. >> a little bounce in your step. >> definitely more excitement. could be our biggest event of the year. >> the lieutenant colonel eric gorney is the operations officers charged with planning sunday's flyover. the trickiest part of doing a r? >> the trickiest part is getting the timing just right. the first thing to remember is

we're going 400 miles per hour so we can't just stop and hover, and the other tricky thing is that we have committed to the flyover. we have started flying in about a minute prior to the national anthem even starting. >> in addition to training in the skies above the air force base in nevada the pilots work in simulators, their screens filled with the atlanta cityscape. >> hope you enjoy your flight. we'll see you when you get back. but nothing beats the real thing, a practice flyover, soaring above mercedes-benz stadium. >> here we go. >> and we got to go along with a ride of a lifetime. >> that's so cool. >> of course, nobody of the practice matters. it's the tv cameras -- if the tv cameras miss the money shot. >> i hope they have their timings right and it happens when it's supposed to happen. >> and that's when veteran football director mike arnold comes in. >> thank god it's a military plane. they are normally on time and normally spot on. >> arnold has directed hundreds of football games for cbs sports.

sunday he'll direct his fifth super bowl. >> i mean, that flyover happens in about two seconds, so you better be on it because they are not going to circle around the stadium and do it again for you. >> is that more stressful for you, mike, than actually doing game? >> yeah, i've got a lot of experience covering football games. i've got less experience covering flyovers, so it is a little more stressful, believe it or not.y, the weather, which will dictate whether the stadium will have its iconic roof open or shut and if the flyover can be captured from inside the stadium as the fans will see it. >> i think i've got to just be flexible, so i've got to be prepared with an outside shot. got to be prepared with a shot inside from the field, and we'll see what the weather is like that day and what decision they make. >> plus or minus two or three seconds. >> it's a lot to coordinate, requiring each person to focus on his or her role. >> we'll have me in thunderbird seven in the control room and thunderbird number 8 will be on

the radio talking to the pilots spreadsheet and hacking the clock at the end of each line to make sure we're on time. on time for when gladys knight sings the famous last words of the national anthem. >> land of the free, home of the brave, so when those words come i'm probably going to be looking up to the sky looking for those planes. >> it's all down to the timing. the director is worried about the timing. he's reliant on you. who are you reliant on? >> i'm reliant on gladys knight to execute on script on time. hopefully question sit down and have lunch and maybe talk to her about how important that is. >> i say i'm going do it, and you'll know exactly when i'm going to do this line right here. >> and i believe in gladys knight. she was very personal that she will get the timing down. as for the roof that will be a gametime decision and they can actually decide as 90 minutes before whether or not they want

to keep it open and i'm sorry that you're jealous of me. it was just the coolest trip up there. i can't lie. >> oh, my gosh. i've done it before. i've flown, and i can tell you it's the most thrilling experience. did you do any tricks with the thunderbirds, any fun maneuvers? >> yeah. after we did the flyover the stadium, they took me out to another space and we try the g-forces so they can get up to 9 gs, i made it to 7 gs and he said do you want to try some more, my head wanted to but my stomach did not. we did a couple of barrel rolls. i was able to be on the side flying. i can't even explain the whole thing. it's absolutely amazing to me that these are men and women and do this in like a theater of war under so much pressure and you know what your body goes through in doing that, so for me it's the ride of a lifetime but when you get down to the basics, this is something that is so important to the air force or navy flyovers as well. >> they do an incredible job. >> but it was cool. >> dana, i'm assuming you waited to eat. >> for me it was just cool.

>> you waited to eat until you were off the plane? >> this was a surprising thing. you're actually supposed to have a meal beforehand, and then i got over it with a burger and fries after. >> there you go. >> that's a good day. >> wow. >> we'll be watching. >> yeah. >> dana, thank you. sunday's coverage of super bowl liii begins with "super bowl today" at 1:00 p.m. central and 11:00 a.m. pacific. the kickoff is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. central, 3:30 pacific right here on cbs. serena williams says women have to keep reaching for what they want, even if they are told no. ahead the tennis legend talks about her partnership

who won the world? ? girls, girls. >> tennis star serena williams is encouraging women to call the shots. she teamed up with a dating and social networking app that requires women to make the first move. a commercial announcing the partnership called the ball is in her court will debut during the super bowl. we met with williams and the co-founder and the founder of ceo whitney wolf herd and discussed foe mail empowerment and what lessons williams hopes to pass on to her daughter olimpia glt world tells you to wait, that waiting is polite and good things will just come.

but if i waited to bein never w out. i think we're taught as women sometimes, that you know, it's okay to sit back and it's okay to let someone come to you, and it's okay. you'll get your opportunity. people will come to you but why not just grab it and go for the first move. >> what has the react been from your peers in the world of sport in general that this is a conversation you're bringing to the forefront. >> whether it's equal pay in court time or showtime and it's just really important for the new generation to realize, that listen, we have to use our voice and we have to let them know we're just as good. i've been working since i was 3 years old and picking up tennis rackets and i deserve the same treatment as everyone else. >> and most of all, don't wait to be given power because here's

what they won't tell you. >> we already have it. >> you've got a great man in your corner obviously, that being your husband. >> i do, yeah. >> and the family you've created with your beautiful daughter olimpia who is a year and a half now. what is the world that you hope she grows up in when it comes to this issue in particular in. >> so i think our messaging and things that we do today is really helping our generation for tomorrow which happens to be my daughter, and that really kind of motivates me to kind of want to speak louder and to do more because i look at her precious little face and i'm like oh, my gosh, i want her to have the same opportunities that if i had a boy he would have. >> whitney, the app itself and the idea of women being empowered to make the first move, when you first had this idea, did you get any niff. absoluly, and -- and the pushback was what really inspired this. everyone was kate towering what

the man might want and you had a bunch of men sitting around saying what do women want. put one in charge and you'll find out. >> serena i'm interested in hearing your thus on fee mail athletes really trying to break gender walls and play football and other sports that have been dominantly seen as male sports. what is your reaction to that? what is your message to these young girls? >> being the first is never easy, but it's really like whitney says, it's about breaking down those walls and not giving up, and there's going to be lots of nos. i can't tell you how many times i've heard no, but eventually the nos will become yeses. you can't stop. keep going. >> really seemed like a weight was lifted off of her shoulders but a she was a trailblazer, serena, when it came to this issue and women speaking out and playing a dominant and a conveion ihi s finally feels like she can take a breath and now participate in a conversation that she was at the forefront of. >> that's a great ad, a great

ad. we said it before. is a century of women. >> yeah. daughter's so cute. they noted that it's very important to have supportive men in your corner, too. you can't do it without men. >> to see more of our interview with serena williams and bumble ceo whitney wolf hurd, go to our facebook page. >> great interview. next, we'll look at all that mattered this week. you're watching "cbs this morning." ♪

on today's "cbs this morning" podcast, we hear from sports psychologist dr. jonathan fader ahead of the super bowl. he discusses how the new england patriots and los angeles rams r. you can listen on any major podcast ploeratform. as you may know, i'm root figu ing for the patriots.

breaking news. tune in all day sunday. that does it for us. as we leave you, let's look back at all that mattered this week. i hope you have a great weekend. >> have a great one. it is extremely cold out here. take a look at the minnehaha falls behind me in minnesota. it's completely frozen. >> it's freezing cold. even though i'm layered it don't matter. >> like i'm going into a freezer. >> i have seven layers on. >> we've heard ladies and gentlemen -- heard life threatening, but this is incredible. there's no reason to go outside. >> the government is reopening, but it's limping. >> is the president prepared to shut down the government again in three weeks? >> yeah. i think he actually is. >> we have no choice but to build a powerful wall. roger stone is facing up to 45 years behind bars. >> i'm not going to be convicted because i am innocent. >> reporter: about a dozen officers were attempting to serve a narcotics search warrant. >> shots.

>> we are sick and tired of having dirt bags trying to take our lives. a man stormed out of a moscow art gallery with a $1 million piece -- some people are having fun with this. it's so cold you could freeze an egg in a frying pan. >> i like the frozen egg. that was one i haven't seen. ♪ we don't want to upset mrs. morgan, your mom there. she was worried yesterday. calling our producer saying, "get my son inside." >> i not she's glad i'm staying warm. >> good morning, mrs. morgan. you're 37. what qualifies you to be president of the united states? >> i've got more experience in government than the president of the united states. >> this is howard schultz's big idea which is what? >> big idea is very simple -- to unite the country. >> every politician is going to say that. whoo! cool. >> actually, i'm jealous. >> reporter: the fever has begun. ♪ >> what sort of advice would you

give this guy? >> not giving him any advice. >> actually shaved two days ago. >> stop. >> it grows back. the newest and most state-of-the-art stadium in the nfl. all the bells and whistles. >> i got to put gronkowski out wide. >> i called him romo stradamus. >> enjoy every minute. enjoy it, have fun. >> that advice was the same advice i got on my wedding day. soak it in. enjoy the day. ♪ welcome to beautiful and sunny southern california! >> providence has the most doughnut shops per capita of any city in america. mm. >> do you want dine out? that's a doughnut. >> stop the presses, michelle. ♪ look -- >> hi, michelle. >> it's captain america, chris evans. >> the largest bell cast by paul revere. hit it. [ bell ] >> great acting. >> acting? no. that was me. >> i do all my own stunts, i

wanted to be clear about that. ♪

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welcome back. it is 8:57 am. your friday morning drive has been easing up nicely. if you're just hitting the roadways, good news at the bay bridge in an easy ride out of oakland into san francisco. overall it is a pretty easy ride with 15 minutes from the maccarthur maze to the central

freeway. looking at the san mateo bridge a few cars trekking along westbound from 880 two 101 with cars moving at a nice speed toward the peninsula. northbound 680 and the stone valley, a crash is blocking one, slow-and-go approaching that say. we have roadwork at tes way til 3:00 this afte have an uate tha high wind warning in effect for the entire bay area. it has been upgraded to the high wind warning in effect this afternoon for the entire bay area with wind gusting up to to 60 miles an hour. we have a flash flood watch kicking in this evening into tomorrow morning. we have heavy rain likely. that heavy rain and wind will move in this afternoon, and especially this evening continuing into saturday morning. we have showers sunday, monday and tuesday with the colder

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