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jill schlesinger explains how you can tell when someone is trying to cheat you on the phone or online. plus, in our ore perfect union series, why a woman vowed to run 100 marathons in 100 days and how strangers stepped in to fulfill her promise. but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> how can i work? how can i get paid? how can i take care of my kids? >> your ex-wife says you abused her bs robert. >> singer r. kelly is back in custody. >> this time he has failed to pay more than $160,000 in child support. >> senator martha mcsally revealing she was raped while she served in the air force. >> do you think the prevalence of sexual assault and abuse in the military is a national security threat? >> i do. i do. >> president trump is reacting to reports that north korea is rebuilding a missile launch site. >> i would be very disappointed if that were happening.

>> longtime "jeopardy" host alex trebek diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer. >> the prognosis for this is not very encouraging but i'm going to fight this. >> the democratic national committee made a decision that fox news will not host any of their primary debates during the 2020 election cycle. >> the legend of lebron continues. >> lebron james passes michael jordan on the all-time scoring list. >> m.j. was lightning in a bottle for me. >> what did you think about that? >> that was pretty impressive. >> all hail, gayle. >> there's a photograph that will become iconic. gayle is just going when he's screaming like this. let me know -- >> an image. >> on "cbs this morning." >> r. kelly was very powerful in his denial. he claims he did not do this stuff. >> this is not me. i'm fighting for my [ bleep ]

life. y'all killing me with this [ bleep ]. >> robert. >> 30 years of my career. >> is there anyone cooler than gayle king, she's just like, robert. whatever zen meditation class she's taking, sign me up. welcome back to "cbs this morning." i know people are calling me saying, robert, robert, i wasn't even aware i was saying that. i was thinking you have to be calm because he is having a moment here so my thing was, just sit there quietly, let him know i'm not leaving and hopefully he'll sit back down in the chair. >> and he did and it kept going. didn't even flinch. >> no, i really wasn't worried. i just wanted everybody to settle. that's where we begin today again with r. kelly because as you may have heard he is back in

jail just 24 hours after his explosive interview aired here on "cbs this morning," court officers in chicago arrested him yesterday after a hearing over unpaid child support bills. authorities say that kelly will stay in jail until he comes up with more than $161,000 that he owes his three children. this morning, in a portion of the interview you haven't heard we actually talked to r. kelly for over 80 minutes, the r&b singer says he has little money left. your income, it was reported that your income was very high. hundreds of millions of dollars. we'll say that because i don't want to get hung up -- >> that's one rumor i wish was true. >> and yet when you were in jail last week, the bond was $100,000 and they said r. kelly couldn't even afford to get himself out of jail. that a friend had to come and bail you out of jail. what is your financial situation if you don't mind saying? >> here's the deal. so many people have been stealing my money, people was

connected to my account. i went into -- i went by myself for the first time to bank of america. didn't know what i was doing, didn't know what the hell was going on. >> when did you do that? first time by yourself? >> about three weeks ago to a month. >> three weeks ago was the first time you went to bank of america by yourself. >> by myself. because i was so tired of not knowing where my money was, what my publishing is. >> isn't that on you then? isn't that on you? >> a lot of it is on me. >> that you didn't know where your money is. >> a lot of it is on me. >> people say he doesn't have money because he had to pay so much in settlements. what do you say about that. >> lie. >> reporter: according to court documents he settled three lawsuits who allege they were minors when he had sex with them but kelly says what really cost him is the people who had access to his bank account. something he found out from a bank teller. >> i like had $350,000 in the

bank and i told her, look, take that, i want to start a new account and had that's the way it is, she said, okay. going to take six or seven business days to clear. does that make sense. >> reporter: the day after the trip to the bank, kelly was indicted on ten counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse. he says he was unable to access his bank account to make bail. now he's back in jail for the separate child support case. something he became emotional about during our interview. >> how can i pay child support? how? if my ex-wife is destroying my name and i can't work, how can i work, how can i get paid? how can i take care of my kids? how? >> your ex-wife -- >> use your common sense. >> your ex-wife says you abused her, robert. >> lie.

13 years being married. i flew in on a helicopter. i flew in on a helicopter. >> calm down. >> yes. can somebody get him some tissue. >> i don't want no tissue. i believe -- look, man, look, i'm telling y'all, i flew in on a helicopter with a damn puppy and i proposed to her, whom i was in love with and told her, hey, look, i make mistakes, i'm not perfect. we got married. okay. we had three beautiful kids. not once have i ever had a domestic violence call at the house and all this, that and the other. it never happened. okay. >> but in a lifetime docu-series "surviving r. kelly," his

ex-wife andrea described a tumultuous and sometimes dangerous relationship. >> went to the national domestic awareness hotline and there are 17 questions. there was only two things on that list that robert hadn't done to me. and that's when it became real to me like. >> is andrea not telling the truth when she says she was abused by you. is she not telling the truth. >> absolutely. i love her to death. i have nothing against her still. that is my kids' mother. >> she's making that up why? why is she making that up, robert? >> i'm not disrespecting her by saying, she's not telling the truth. i'm just being honest. somebody sent me something on my phone and it said that i hog tied her. i don't know how to hog tie

people. why would i hog tie her? my kids is listening to this. all of this nonsense and that i didn't spend no time with them. this is real. this is not a lie. what kind of woman would tear down a dad who's trying to have a relationship with their kids. you know how many kids need a relationship with their father? >> what is your relationship with your kids? >> oh, my god. >> what is your relationship with your children? >> zero. >> zero. >> but i know my kids love me. and i'm in love with my kids. i love my kids. >> in january kelly's oldest child who is now 20 years ongro sib twr havine ote not had a relationship with their father for years. we reached out to andrea kelly for comment on r. kelly's allegations but a representative says they do not have any statements at this time. you know, i was there and it was

disturbing. it's even more disturbing to see it on video. >> i even think this is more disturbing than what we saw yesterday. you know, you talked about him being sort of on the verge of something, but the volatility that i saw there, the intensity. what looked like lying about his past too, it was disturbing to watch. >> when you contrast what he said about his wife and then what you heard from her in that docu-series you can't make sense of it. and r. kelly has pleaded not guilty to the newest charges of abusing four women including three who were allegedly underage at the time. our chicago station wbbm-tv reports police in detroit are looking into a new allegation that kelly had sex with an underage girl in 2001 and told gayle that everyone accusing him of physical and sexual abuse is lying. we spoke with two women living with him. azriel clary and jocelyn savage, their families believe kelly nwashed em. but "cbs thorning," the

two women claheir parents ve ur motive. >> wheylyaking me -- trying to get me to take photos with him, take sexual videos with him. all kinds of stuff. >> wait, wait, wait. your parents encouraged you to do sexual videos with r. kelly. >> yes, they said because if they ever have to blackmail him what they're trying to do now they can use it against him which is exactly what they're doing. >> jocelyn, i see you nodding a lot. >> because everything that she is saying is true. our parents are basically out here just to get money. >> now, the parents, the women's parents deny ever receiving or asking for money from kelly. jericka duncan is outside the cook county jail where he is back behind bars. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. kelly's publicist says the grammy winning artist was prepared to pay $50,000 to $60,000 but because he did ve a that he owes in back child

support he was sent to jail. meanwhile, the parents of jocelyn savage received an unexpected phone call from their daughter yesterday. >> i didn't do this stuff. this is not me. >> reporter: following r. kelly's emotional interview with gayle king -- >> hey, jocelyn, this is>> repo called her family for the first time in years to let them know she's okay. >> i'm just letting you know i need you guys to understand that i'm very happy. >> how will we know you're happy when we don't hear from you in two years? >> well, i have to go now. >> i love you, jocelyn. >> kelly says he's in a relationship with both of them. >> what i saw about the way he acts when he got upset. i can only imagine what he does behind closed doors. >> less than an hour before savage called her family they held a news conference urging their daughter to contact them. timothy savage is joycelyn's

father. >> as a parent make sure she's healthy, safe and sound. >> reporter: kelly said he met joycelym after her father brought her to one of his concerts. >> i didn't go looking for joycelyn savage. i was dog my show. he brought her and asked a friend of mine to put her on the stage with r. kelly. >> that is absolutely not true. >> reporter: gerald griggs is the savage family attorney. >> at no point has mr. kelly ever met timothy savage. >> reporter: kelly was feeling deflated after being led away in handcuffs. his publicist says kelly hopes to come up with the rest of the money for the back child support a right. thank you so much. in our next half hour, azriel clary and joycelyn savage describe their relationship with kelly and why they believe their parents are lying and trying to

night at 8:00, 7:00 central on cbs. the air force is apologizing to a u.s. senator who revealed during a public hearing on military sexual assault that she is a survivor of it. arizona republican martha mcsally, america's first female fighter pilot to fly in combat served in the air force for more than two decades and she said yesterday that sexual abuse nearly forced her to quit. >> in one case i was preyed upon and then raped by a superior officer. >> we spoke with the senator on capitol hill after she told that intensely personal story in an interview you'll see only here on "cbs this morning." you've served in the military for 26 years. you've served in combat. >> yeah. >> why now? >> it's not just as a commander that i speak but as a survivor that i just felt i needed to talk about it but it isn't about me. i wanted to give it perspective

of why i am advocating so strongly for women in the military and why i'm advocating that the command chain has to step up and do their job to rid us of sexual assault. >> was it difficult for you to say it publicly in a forum like that. >> you know, it was. it brings back the very real memories and the realities of it all, but i'm glad i did. >> do you think the prevalence of sexual assault and abuse in the military is a fat security threat? >> i do. i do. for sure i don't want people to think, well, maybe it's just all these problems we have now that there are women in the military. think about it, if you have a predator, if you have a rapist who is serving in uniform, you don't deal with it by keeping a woman out of their unit because that predator is going to go assault someone else. >> now mcsally says she did not report the alleged rape for several years and tells us why she felt disgusted at how the air force ultimately handled her

talking about this. now you can see more of our interview with the senator tomorrow including her surprising response when asked if survivors of sexual assault should report it. that's tomorrow here on "cbs this morning." we have a much fuller interview and it's quite revealing what she tells us about what happened to her, what is the solution, it's controversial. what she learned for serving for more than 2 pfaff decades. >> i heard her say she thought about leaving the military. i've never forgotten how you say so many women don't stick it out because of what happened to her and how many we might have lost because of it. >> she says the system raped her again. >> wow, looking forward to that tomorrow. michael cohen's lawyer says cohen directed his previous attorney to look into the possibility of a presidential pardon. that could contradict the recent congressional testimony by cohen. president trump's former fixer. cohen's team discussed the idea with the president's lawyers after the fbi raid of his properties in april of last year. but that looks like it goes against what he told lawmakers last week.

>> and i have never asked for nor would i accept a pardon from presidtren face more intentiona lawmakers. his lawyer says the discussion of a potential -- >> king of trivia, alex trebek says he will fight the advanced pancreatic cancer. the "jeopardy" host announced his diagnosis yesterday. the 78-year-old says he plans to work during his treatment. in a statement "jeopardy" producer sony picture said if anyone can beat this, it's alex. dr. tara narula is here with more. >> good morning, bianna. more than 56,000 americans are expected to be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer this year. it's an aggressive disease, especially in later stages. but trebek says he has no plans to let it stop him. >> here is the host of

"jeopardy," alex trebek. >> reporter: for more than 8,000 episodes, alex trebek has tested the country's best and brightest on "jeopardy." >> are your signaling devices working? >> yes, unfortunately, they are. >> reporter: but now the longtime tv host will face his toughest battle. >> this week i was diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer. now, normally the prognosis for this not very encouraging. but i'm going to fight this. >> reporter: stage four pancreatic cancer is the most advanced type. just 3% of people survive five years. still, trebek promised to beat it with his trademark wit. >> truth told, i have to because under the terms of my contract, i have to host "jeopardy" for three more years. >> reporter: "jeopardy" is in its 35th season under trebek. last month h told cbs about the show's lasting appeal. >> america is a very competitive society.

i can do better on "jeopardy" than you. oh, yeah, let's find out. >> reporter: now america's longest running game show host is asking his friends, family and fans for their prayers. >> help me. keep the faith and we'll win. >> pancreatic cancer is very difficult to detect but research efforts are ongoing to find options to diagnose it earlier. "wheel of fortune" host pat sajak wrote i would never bet against him. we are pulling for you. >> we certainly are. everybody loves alex trebek and we all wish him more than three years certainly. thank you, tara. it is now 7:19. time to check your local weather. it is a good thursday morning here a dry start to the day, and deftly not like yesterday. we are still tracking some showers and scattered light

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arrangement with the 52-year-old singer. >> what is your relationship with r. kelly. >> we're with him. >> that's our relationship. >> we are in a relationship with him. we just said it. >> a very strong relationship, as well. >> both of you? >> yes. most definitely. >> how do we say this without being inappropriate? is this a three-way relationship or do you have a separate relationship with him? i'm curious. >> we both have individual relationships with him and we all are family all together. we have our moments when we sit and watch movies all together and we go to amusement parks all together. >> i'm not talking azriel and sitting and watching and going to parks. is it a three-way sexual relationship between the three of you. >> i'm not here to talk about my personal life and i would not share with anyone in or outside of the bedroom and as a woman i'm sure you would not either. >> okay, then. no, you're right, i would not,

but this is a different circumstance. >> there are people all over the world who have multiple girlfriends. it's no different. >> both of you all believe you're in love with him? >> of course. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> of course. >> should your parents be concerned? >> no. >> why? >> well, my parents knew i have always been for four years. they know that i've been well taken care of. >> they never stopped wondering if you were okay. >> my parents have actually came to chicago and seen me a few times. they stopped answering my calls. >> you know what they say? they say you are brain washed. i talked to your dad last night. he said my daughter is brain washed and he's very concerned. he said he was here two days ago and you wouldn't even look him in the eye. >> i wouldn't look him in the eye because he's a liar. he's a manipulative liar. >> i'll tell you why they're concerned because she's 17. we found text messages that

indicated that she was having sex with r. kelly when she was 17. is that true? >> no. that is a lie. i was not having sex with him at 17. >> why would they want to lie about you, their daughter? >> okay. when i first met robert my parents told me to lie about my age. so when i met him he thought that i was 18. on top of that, when i was 17 my parents were actually making me, trying to get me to take photos with him, take sexual videos with him, all kinds of stuff. >> wait, wait, wait. your parents encouraged you to do sexual videos with r. kelly. >> yes. yes. they said if they ever have to plaque mail him, what they're trying to do now, they can use it against them which is exactly what they're doing. >> joycelyn, i see you nodding a lot with what she is saying. why are you nodding in agreement? >> because everything she's saying is true. our parents are basically out here just to get money. >> your parents. >> both of our parents are basically trying to get money

and scam because they didn't agree on what happened, you know with music or whatever it could be and they're just very upset. >> this is the first time hearing, to be honest with you, that your parents are trying to get money from r. kelly because your father told a very different story to me last night. >> yeah. he's the manipulator. he's very manipulative. so he's the one you need to watch out for, but my dad and my mom, they started to send threats to beth me and h threats to both me and him. i said i'll put your naked pictures and i'll ruin you and i'll ruin him. if he doesn't send $20,000 on monday, and $10,000. you're trying to solicit me like i'm some [ bleep ] ho. i'm your child. >> you sound very angry with your parents. you sound very angry and very pained. tell me, azriel, why you're

crying, tell me? >> i'm crying because you guys don't know the truth. you guys believe in some [ bleep ] facade that our parents are saying. these are all lies for money and if you can't see that you're ignorant and you're stupid because you want to be. because that's the world we live in. negativity sells. rumors are what sells. >> exactly. >> joycelyn and azriel. this is more than gossip. this is more than just rumors and these are decades of allegations against robert kelly. >> we're not here to talk about decades and we're here to talk about what our parents are doing right now. what they're doing right now is all for money. >> right. >> now both sets of parents deny ever asking kelly for money or receiving money from him. as i watch -- as i was talking to them because i had talked to the father. there are two very different stories and i'm sure, mr. clary if he watches this this morning his head will explode because he has a very different version of

what he is saying. he was want in the room after the interview started. he was around the corner, but it points to that so they were aware that he was there. >> they stopped the interview a couple of times. he was taking those amazing photos that you've seen is my makeup artist who is also a very good photographer, r. kelly said should i stop this interview? should i stop this interview? he never did. i just wanted to say as a mother, get your thing, let's go. you are 21. you are 23 and he is 52 years old, and i know many people believe age is just a number. when you're looking at these women they parrot a lot of what he is saying. >> it's ugly to watch, but abuse is ugly and the manipulation that continues and the powerlessness and trying to feel powerful and the blame. >> it's a bad situation. i think one day years from now everybody will look back on this

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in our "eye on money" series, the irs is warning taxpayers about the top 12 tax scams it calls the dirty dozen. the agency is announcing one fraud each day. this morning, the irs is revealing its latest scam on the list -- dishonest tax preparers. it's previously announced identity theft, phone scams, and phishing scams. these three appeared on last year's list, as well. business analyst jill schlesinger is here with what you need to know this tax season. e-mail scams jumped 60% from 2017 to 2018. what should you do if you do get a suspicious e-mail? >> well, first of all, you have to recognize it is a suspicious e-mail. in is what's trick -- this is what's tricky because sometimes it comes looking close to an organization that you know. you click on the website asking for information, and you give up the information, then the fraudster uses your information, files a fraudulent return, gets

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irs, hey, is this real? so again, so much information at irs.g irs.gov. please use it. it's your tax dollars at work really well. >> phone scammers, as well. you said hang up, what you said in the green room. >> hang up. it's not just your land line y anymo anymore, it's to cell phones. these are robo calls. they are aggressive. you'll find if someone is on the phone or they say, "i'm from the irs" or "i'm from a collection agency," that's your red flag. the irs generally will not call you and start a conversation this way. it's so important. you want to hang up. be careful, don't give information, and any question at all, just say no. hang up. >> a lot of unethical people. and it doesn't just happen -- happens year round. >> be on alert. >> thank you. still ahead, a new warning about something fishy in the seafood industry.

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♪ good morning to our viewers in the west. it's thursday, march 7th, 2019. welcome back to "cbs this morning." ahead, more of gayle's interview with r. kelly and the two women he lives with. they respond to claims that he enticed them by offering a future in music. plus, the government is supposed to make sure that fish is properly label, but we have new evidence that there are holes in that safety net. but, first, here's eye a8:00. kelly iback jl just aft his explosive interview aired here on "cbs this morning". >> because he did not have the over 151,000 in back child su to jail. >> these kids want a relationship with their father. >> what is your relationship with your children? >> oh, my god. >> what is your relationship with your children? >> zero.

>> a u.s. senator revealed during a public hearing on military slaught that she isexu she's a survivor of it. >> it brings back all the realities of it all but i'm expected. >> 56,000 americans are expected to be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer this year. it's an aggressive disease, but trebek says he has no plans to let it stop him. >> during a meeting of president trump's business advisers, donald trump referred to apple's show tim cook as, well, see for yourself. >> really put a big investment in our country. we appreciate it very much, tim apple. >> make sure to introduce the other notable ceos, jeff amazon and of course greg pizza hut. >> and i'm norah cbs. >> yes. >> all part of the cbs family.

>> yes, we are. >> makes my name much shorter. >> i really didn't think that was so egregious. haven't we all done that? >> i called margaret brennan margaret leader. >> i called omar jonathan yesterday so, you know. >> you know darn well donald trump knows that kim took is tim cook of apple. >> it happens. >> singer r. kelly is back in jail this morning for not paying his child support bills. he was arrested yesterday in chicago after he failed to pay more than $161,000 he allegedly owes. now that happened just hours after gayle's explosive interview with him first aired. kelly also faced ten charges of aggravated criminal sexual abuse. court documents allege three of his four accusers were underage at the time. kelly has pleaded not guilty. >> the two women that kelly lives were in court as they were in court in charges.

their parents believe the singer has brainwashed them. we asked r. kelly about allegations he lured these young women are promises of helping their singing careers. kelly claims it was savage's mo issue. >> she started promoting that joyce could sing and she was a singer, and she's trying to be a singer, you know, wanted me to producer and whatever. let her sing and she sang and she couldn't sing. >> how does go from she can't sing and you don't think she has a talent that you like that she ends up living with you? >> i'm not living with her on talent. >> when i told her about stage, nothing told me that girl sings. i don't have esp. it's abuse she was beautiful. >> we interviewed the women even though kelly was nearby. he says both parents are just looking for money which both sets of parents deny. >> do either you want to sing?

>> none. >> none of you have any singing ambitions? >> no, no. that's another lie. >> yeah. >> that's another lie. >> trust me. no. we do not want to sing. >> i did hear that you wanted to and that you did not want to sing. >> let me tell you something about singing actually. before i even met r. kelly i told my parents did not want to sing. my parents made singing like a job for me. not something i wanted to do, and not only that i even tried to kill myself because i didn't want to sing as a cry out to help to tell them that this is not what i want to do with my life. this is not now i want to spend my life. >> your father told me that, that you had tried to take your life and that the only thing that made you happy was singing. >> no. >> and that's a lie. >> and that's how he became involved. >> no, no, no. >> that's why he became involved with r. kelly to help. >> you neither one of you want to sing. what do you want to do in terms of a job or career or are you happy doing what you're doing? >> honestly i'm happy doing what i'm doing.

i having figured out. we know rob is going to support us. >> he's our full support and we're his full support and all we need is each other. >> jericka duncan is outside the cook county jail in chicago where r. kelly is in custody with a response from the clary and savage families. jericka, good morning. >> reporter: the parents say they never received any money from the parents and asreal tried to attempt suicide because of her parents pressuring her sing. cbs news reviewed medical records and according to the medical records asreal told talks that the suicide attempt was triggered by her issues with her then boyfriend. she told them music helped calm her down and in the docu series "surviving r. kelly" her parents say she was pushing to become a famous singer and work with kelly. they claim they told asreal she

could not be alone with kelly if she worked with him. >> i didn't think it was a good f. i didn't want to have any part of it but asreal actually pressed us and made hundreds of threats if we didn't, you know, let her do this when she would do. >> reporter: at a news conference yesterday joycelyn's parents said it was really who arranged for him to meet them. they said he was disturbed by the interview. >> reporter: when i saw him get upset, i can only imagine what he does behind closed doors. >> i want to pray for my daughter and for mr. kelly to get some type of healing. >> reporr: 30utfter the news conference jocelyn contacted her family for the first time in two years. she called their lawyer's office and said that she's happy. a manager for r. kelly said that he would facilitate an in-person reunion for the savages as early

as next week. jocelyn's parents says they also want a mental health expert to be with them. bianna? >> thank you. >> can i say something. i'm glad you pointed out about the medical records because mr. clary, asreal's father said the exact same thing, that the reason show tried to commit suicide and take her own life is she had a very messy break-up with her boyfriend so i'm glad you have documentation that actually backs up what he is saying. >> reporter: yes. >> thank you. >> i mean, it's a sad story as you mentioned all the way around, and it's so complicated and there's so many layers. >> very complicated and just very, very tawdry and messy. hopefully there will be a resolution very soon. thank you very much. >> of course, any young girl has the right to change her mind as her career ambitions, but this seems to be a bit more than just that. >> good point. we remind you the gayle king interview with r. kelly will air in a primetime special tomorrow night at 8:00, 7:00 central here

on cbs. >> a spokeswoman says the air force stands behind arizona senator martha mcsally after she revealed she was sexually assaulted during her 26-year military career. mcsally told a senate hearing on the issue yesterday that a superior officer once raped her, and when she told the military years later she quote, like, felt like the system was rapin me all over again. she told us after that hearing that she wants to help other survivors step up sooner. >> don't let your assaulter rob you of your future. don't do it. so in whatever way works for you, take a step forward and your own journey, and i think the more that maybe people in public, you know, profile positions like me can share that we, too, have been through this. i think it helps. i hope it helps inspire others to get through their own dark times. >> very inspiring statement fro

her, and the air force has now apologized to mcsally and said the incidents, quote, violate every part of what it means to be an airman. you can see more of our interview with the senator tomorrow only on "cbs this morning." she talks about the perpetrator, the abuse, how the air force reacted to it and how she made it through those dark times and to become really one of america's greatest heroes. >> yeah. >> her words are going to resonate. >> well, when she said, you know, be strong but whatever works for you, because if you're on the other end of that abuse you're thinking i can't be like her. well, you can be like yourself and find your own path out. >> and she gets through that nuance many times in this interview and you'll see what works for her may work for other people and she's trying to change how the military deals with sexual assault, and there is a debate, a fierce debate, within congress about how to deal with that. >> i get chills when you hear her say don't let your assaulter. >> rob you of your life. >> thought a lot of people would hear those words and that will res mate this morning for a lot

of people. >> the search for survivors after the deadly tornado outbreak in alabama is officially over. the last missing people were found alive yesterday. 23 people were killed and dozens more were hurt when the ef tornado ripped through beauregard. ben robertson broke his leg and ankle in sunday's storm and told omar ville franca how he survived by holding his son in a bathroom. >> i remember debris just startard pounding me. >> reporter: we saw picture of a bruise that eli has on his back. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: is that bruise your wife owes hand? >> yes, sir, that's what they tell me. >> reporter: so a mother's love leaves a little bit of a bruise. >> that's why he's okay. >> yeah. >> oh, my gosh. >> robertson's wife and son are recovering from injuries in another hospital. they are expected to be okay. >> you know that as a parent you

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fear and the impact it has had on her everyday life. and in our world of mothers series, we are in china where a majority of moms get some extra special help with child care. i'm ben tracy ful. >> i'm ben tracy in beijing, china, where the toys kids have may look familiar, but the way they are raised may not. it's often a multi-generational affair. we'll show you what that looks like coming up on "cbs this morning." let's go. bye, mom. thanks for breakfsat, mom.

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table. anna werner is here to explain. anna, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well if you order snapper at a restaurant you expect to get snapper and you might be upset to learn if it's not this. new report finds that may be happening with your seafood more often than you think. wherever we test, it we found mislabeled seafood. >> reporter: bet lowell with advocate grope oceana has been working to stop seafood fraught for over a decade. >> a consumer thinks they are getting a high-priced fish and instead they are getting the alternative and are being ripped off. >> reporter: they collected 449 samples in 24 state and d.c. and found 1 out of 5 samples were biggest offenders, snapper and sea bass are 42% and 55% of the samples found to be fraudulent. >> well, the problem is seafood fraud can happen any time in the

supply train where one fish is swapped out with another. it could be somebody wants to sell a cheaper fish at a higher price or that they are trying to fill out the orders for salmon, and there's not enough salmon and may swap something out. >> oceana reports it continues to fine vulnerable species, those that have been overfished mislabeled and some restaurants are focusing on using local sustainable fish. >> these are oyster shots. >> reporter: miyanok sy a sushi restaurant where you won't find the threatened bluefin tuna says the owner. >> i make the joke we don't sell bluefin tupa or cheetah. i will are we able to oendanger menu in new york city and another one? it's confusing to me. >> reporter: so instead of the usual tuna and salmon, chef jeff miller creates sushi featuring

regional species like the one named blue runner commonly know >> the perfect american sushit' i feel like i'm in on a huge sushi secret. >> reporter: as a result, provenzano doesn't worry much about fraud. >> that's what we're saying the fish that we're serving nobody would want to fake. >> reporter: they are not interested. >> and it's a good thing for you. >> and for the guests as well. let me be frank. there's no sacrifice in quality when it comes to eating these things, they are beautiful species that are underappreciated. >> reporter: oceana says they need to keep better traffic which species are going where. >> we need to be traffic seafood from the fishing boat or farm all was i to the food supply change. >>iting program for some seafood, but lowell says only 13 species are tracked, and once in the u.s. they are no longer other govern

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apple tv, the same day "captain marvel" hits theaters. what a coincident. that's fun. to see both of them -- especially samuel that way, kind of hilarious. >> well done. >> indeed. welcome back to "cbs this morning." it is time to show some of the headlines. "the new york times" reports that celebrity chef mario batali has sold his stake in all of his restaurants more than a year after several women accused him of sexual harassment and assault. batali's longtime partners bought out his shares in the restaurants including bobbo in new york city. batali apologized for his behavior and said he was taking full responsibility. he's not been charged in connection with the allegations. taylor swift shared 30 things she's learned before turning 30 with "elle" including her biggest fear. she said after the london bombings and the las vegas concert attack she was completely terrified to tour. she said she did not know how to

keep millions of fans safe. the pop star says she carries an army-grade bandage dressing for gunshot or stab wounds. "the chicago tribune" reports that in a surprise move, prosecutors announced they had agreed to drop all congressional campaign funds. he told us he's not ruling out a return to politics. the "wall street journal" thrift stores.ondo is not she's an organizing consultant who helps people tidy up and get rid of things that no longer spark joy. since her reality show debuted in january, thrift stores say donations are up. unfortunately they are getting mass quantities of dirty clothes and ugly trinkets and appliances

that are not sellable. they may be getting even more after our interview yesterday, too. >> that's right. and "the oregonian" reports bends, oregon, will soon have the latest -- will have the last, rather, blockbuster on earth. think about that for a second. the blockbuster in bend is showing no signs of closing after the only other one that was in perth, australia, announced it's closing at the end of the month. at its peak, the video chain had more than 9,000 stores with streaming services like net netflix and hulu but they're more convenient. >> i used to love going -- >> once a week -- especially on the weekends. see how long it can hold on. >> it might bend, but it won't break. >> remember be kind, please rewind, dropping off videos? spent much time at a blockbuster. in our "world of mothers" series we are exploring what motherhood means from north america to europe, africa, and now asia.

this morning we're in china where childcare is a family affair. 2017 report found grandparents helped raise children during their prekindergarten years in more than three quarters of chinese families. ben tracy spoke to a couple in beijing who after the birth of their son added two more people to their households. >> reporter: most americans would probably dread the idea of living in a small, two-bedroom apartment with their in-laws, but here in china, it's not only common it seems to be something that both the grandparents and the parents seem to enjoy. it will be a few years before colin gu can drive a real carge own. so for now, the 2 1/2-year-old has his parents and grandparents to steer him in the right direction. shortly after colin was born, li ping and guzhengzhao moved into their daughter-in-law's small apartment to help raise

their grandson. >> 90% of the family have their parents and in-laws with them. >> reporter: abigail zhang has long and unpredictable hours as an executive assistant at an automobile company. her husband is an engineer. for most of the workweek, the grandparents are in charge. and cooking all the meals. would you be able to have this kind of job if you didn't have this help from the grandparts? >> no way. i have to tell you no way. i had to keep my job because i can only trust them, because i can only trust my parents or my husband's parents. they are the only people in the whole wild world that can love my son so much. >> reporter: why were you willing to move in and help so much? she says it's the chinese tradition, we are still quite healthy after retirement. being around the kid every day brings us joy. we have nothing to complain

about. historically, multigenerational living has been seen as the cultural ideaial in china with several generations living under one roof. today, grandparents share almost half of childcare duties with mothers of 2 and 3-year-olds. it's a big part of why china has one of the highest rates of women in the work force in the world. >> it's not just about individual choices, but it's about what you do to maximize the well being of the whole family. >> reporter: university of marylandor feinian chen said that in china parents often leave children with grandparents as they move from the countryside to the major cities in search of better paying jobs. >> grandparents providing care for the grandchildren very much creates that opportunity for other members of the family, mostly the mothers, to engage in >> reporter: chen was herself raised by grandparents in china and later in the united states

benefited from grandparents helping with her own kids. >> without a doubt i would not have gotten tenure without the help from my parents and my parents in-law. >> reporter: in america, only about 14% of grandparents provide significant care to grandkids. chen says it is more common among certain communities. >> black grandmothers, hispanic grandparents, the asian american grandparents oftentimes play a much more prominent role. >> reporter: chang says that even though -- chen says that even though many expect grandparents to help out, she wanted to take a moment to let her mother-in-law knows how grateful she is. what did you say to her, and what did she say to you? >> i said to her that i appreciate that they help a lot, and we always know that as chinese we're doing it with love.

she said, yeah, i'm also a good daughter-in-law. and yeah. >> reporter: you may be wondering if abigail's parents also help out with their son. well, they have their hands full. they're actually caring for their parents which would be abigail's grandparents. so this intergenerational support network in china works both ways in families. gayle? >> we love that story, ben tracy. thank you so much. i think it's nice that the grandparents pitch in the way that they do. do we want them living with you? i -- i know kirby and will would go, no, thanks. no, thank you. but i -- it shows you different cultures do different things, different ways. i loved the series. >> and make it work. >> i've been so blessed by my in-laws, and the kids love their grandparents so much. the distance is part of what makes the relationship so wonderful. >> so happy to see them -- >> yeah. >> i totally understand. >> they are angels on earth, too. >> i agree that, too. we also met mothers in kenya, finland, and here in the united

states for our "world of mothers" series. to see all four parts, go to cbsthismorning.com. plus the head of international women's day, their which is tom the podcast has conversations with inspiring and influential women. today representative kathy mcmorris rogers discusses her political career and being the only woman to give birth one, two, three times while in congress. a runner set out with an unimaginable mission to run 100 marathons in 100 days for a cause that's close to her heart. >> when i tell people i'm running 100 marathons, instantly they think i'm doing it because i like running. >> reporter: do you like running? >> no, are you kidding? like 100 marathons, 100 days of pain. >> ahead she tells nikki battiste how strangers around the world rallied behind her when

in our series "a more perfect union," we tame to sh shshow -- we aim to show that what unites us is greater than what divides us. we have the story of a woman's grueling quest to complete 100 marathons in 100 days. after a major setback, people around the world rallied behind her in a unique way. nickki battiste is here with he

journey, her motivation, and her struggle. good morning. >> good morning, john. 100 marathons in 100 days seems like an impossible task both mentally and physically. one woman backed by a community of strangers helped change the conversation from impossible to remarkable. >> i've run a marathon, 100 marathons in 100 days is insane. >> yeah, i wish you told me that 100 days ago. >> reporter: 48-year-old australian native mina guli wants people to know she didn't set out to run 2,620 miles for the exercise. >> when i tell people i'm running 100 marathons, instantly they think it's because i like running. >> reporter: do you like running? >> no. are you kidding? t's like 100 marathons, 100 days of pain. i've been running in some of the most extreme places on the planet from uzbekistan to australia which was incredibly hot.

>> reporter: the 100-marathon challenge was born out of what she calls necessity. she's the founder and ceo of thirst, a nonprofit created to help battle water scarcity around the globe by 2050. the united nations says as many as 5.7 billion people could be living in these areas. without easy access to one of life's most essential resources. >> most people have no idea. so i wanted to run because i wanted to make saving water famous. >> reporter: guli began her journey at the new york city marathon this past november and continued to log her miles in some of the most iconic and remote locations on earth, winding her way through six continents, all spots that have suffered dangerous water shortages. guli's ambition for the project has scuttled her to the far reaches of the planet. after 62 days, her body hit the brakes. what happened on day 62? >> i had quite severe pain in

high leg. the pain had got so bad that i couldn't walk. my team had to carry me into the car. took me to the hospital, and i was diagnosed with having a fracture in my right femur. >> reporter: what are you feeling in that moment? you're in the middle of this journey. >> i felt like i had let down the people whose stories i wanted to tell. i felt that i had let down the water crisis. i felt i let down my planet. >> reporter: and you got on your social media. >> i actually -- i was in the hospital literally outside the scanning room. the doctors are sitting in front of me. and messages started to come through on my phone. and then it was people who i didn't know who offered to donate distance to the campaign. we've had people on all seven continents including antarctica running for us. running for me, for water. >> reporter: whether they were literally helping push guli toward her goal or running on their own, strangers from around the world collectively completed nearly 20,000 miles in only 38

days. >> day 100! >> reporter: all culminating back in new york city for the 99th and 100th marathons where r unthinkable mission began. what is the support from around the world meant to you? >> the support has inspired me to keep going even when i thought all was lost. it's inspired me to be a better person, to stand up and be prepared to make a difference. more importantly, it's shown that even though each of us is individual, together we can make a huge change. [ cheers ] >> reporter: doctors advised mina against running so many marathons citing her age and physical health. in all, strangers from around the world ran 748 marathons in mina's family, far surpassing the remaining 38 she needed to complete her goal. isn't she inspiring? >> every single day, too, wow. >> you know yourself what it's like to run a marathon. i'm impressed with that. >> thank you. having run one, i can't imagine running two in a row.

kudos to her. >> she's healing? >> she still has five months until she can run again. >> she brought a lot of attention to an important cause. >> yeah. inspired a lot of people. >> thank you. next, how an ancestry dna test led a suburban maryland man to his royal roots on the other side of the atlantic. we'll be right back.

a maryland man went on line to research his roots and learned he's a prince. jay speights. he took an ancestry test and learnedly is related to a royal family in a west african king domestic. the king ruled part of the country nearly 300 years ago. >> he went from working as an

interfaith pastor in the u.s. to taking prince lessons and riding in parades when he visited the kingdom. >> chanting, cheering, it was an unbelievable moment. i really almost cried. i did cry later because it became overwhelming. there were many tearful moments. >> i wonder what a prince lesson entitles. with his new title he wants to bring attention to running water. despite the fanfare, his wife made him take out the trash when he returned home after his trip. >> all right. >> i like that. >> yeah. that does it for us. tune in to the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor tonight. we'll see you tomorrow on "cbs this morning" with more exclusive interviews as the story continues. >> yeah. >> a preview of gayle's special on friday. >> and more of your inte iew. see

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we had an earlier traffic report and that damage has been cleared. the northbound stop and go past the coliseum. catching sunshine on the sales force tower camera. that's a welcome site for sure but we are tracking showers. so let's zoom in and you can see some showers pushing near the richmond bridge and a light rain shower from south san francisco along the coast rain showers in pleasonton and over san jose this morning. we will see dry conditions but a few showers through the day and daytime lot mounshin to.

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