the west coast gets soaked by much needed rain but the pacific coast is bringing storms and mudslides. people go in search online for cyber retail. as president obama prepares the hold meetings on the tensions in ferguson, missouri, a high-profile protest of the deadly police shooting draws criticism. and reunited after four years. police say a teenager missing since 2010 is found hidden behind a wall in his father's home. captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, december 1st, 2014. good morning. good to be with you.

i'm anne-marie green. this morning two major weather systems are sweeping into the united states. one is blanketing the plains with arctic-like air and others are hitting california with potentially flood-producing rain. urban flooding is possible in san francisco through tomorrow. the heavy rain caused a mudslide along the pacific coast highway. a six-mile stretch of the road was shut down. on saturday powerful waves covered the boardwalk. some homes were evacuated. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has more on our two storm systems. now we're watching a larmer storm system. it's showing up beautifully here. this is coming in monday night into tuesday morning. heavy rainfall from northern california right on down to southern california. for many the biggest storm

you've seen since february. the rain is a good thing. however, enough of it is a problem. flash flooding could be issues. areas of mudslides in recent burn zones from northern down into southern california. another story we're watching, windchill advisories up in the upper midwest to northern plains. feels like 40 below zero. this cold air is spilling into the midwest and right on down across the plains all the way down to texas by the morning. this is where we'll see windchill in the single digits. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. folks in the southwest were rattled late last night by a moderate earthquake. it was centered 16 miles southwest of flagstaff. thousands of people reported feeling the quake. while there were no reports of injury or damage, a twitter user took this picture of a roadway

near sedona blocked by debris. and today president obama meets with his cabinet and civil rights leaders. over the weekend the police officer cleared in the shooting death of black teenager resigned from the force. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, has there been speculation that the president may actually go to ferguson. >> there has. but the white house has sched e scheduled no such trip to ferguson. today's meet willing include discussions of mistrust between white police officers and black communities. in state as i cross the country calls for justice for slain teenager michael brown continue even after police officer darren wilson resigned. >> his resignation doesn't mean anything for me.

he did it because there's no way he can work after what he's done. protesters in new york raised their voices as well. a week after a grand jury dec e decided not to indict will sorch. in sol dags five st. louis rams players stuck their arms up. it angered the police officers. saying it is unthinkable that hometown athletes would so publicly do a narrative. they will meet with law enforcement and civil rights leaders. brown family attorney benjamin crump says changes must begin immediately in ferguson. >> we have to get police officers who care about trying to have a relationship with the community. >> on sunday ferguson's mayor outlined new insenn tichbs to bring more african-americans

into the city's police force. and wilson gets no severance from the ferguson police department. anne-marie? on the "cbs moneywatch" now a big day for online bargain hunters and girl scout cookies go high-tech. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. it is the monday after thanksgiving now known as cyber monday, the biggest online shopping day of the year. about 127 million shoppers plan to shop online today according to a survey by the national retail association. that's down from 131 million last year. they're expected to spend $2.5 billion according to the research firm and the black friday shopping weekend may be losing its appeal. according to estimates by the national reation federation, there were 5.2% fewer shoppers. spending was down 11%. it's the second year spending

fell off. part of the reason, retailers are offering deals days and weeks before the holiday weekend. here on wall street stocks opened after aened trading day on friday. the dow opened above a half a point. the s&p lost 5 points while the nasdaq ended the day 4 points high jeer some of the largest mortgage lenders are starting to ease standards for buyers. it will now be possible for hundreds of thousands of additional consumers to get mortgages. at least five new movies from sonys are being pirated from online file sharing hubs in the wake of last week's hack attack. sony wonders if north korea is under the attack. the interview is about two

want to assassinate the north korean leader. girl scouts are going online. they'll only be available through a personal invitation so scouts will have to build a client list. cookie orders can be shipped directly to customers' homes. >> thin mints directly to my house? that's too easy. at least if you get it at work you have to share it with your coworkers. today the supreme court considers the issue of free speech and the internet. in particular are postings on facebook private or public and what constitutes a true threat? julianna goldman reports. >> after his wife left him and took their two children this resident turned to facebook. he said he was venting when he posted some violent threats some of them rap lyrics. after the post prompted a visit

from the fbi he did it. he said he wasn't serious. even using the occasional emoticon to make it clear but a federal jury find otherwise sentencing him to almost four years. now the supreme court will take its first look at the limits of free speech on social media and decide if such posts are constitutional ali amended or if they rise to the level of a true threat which is illegal. the court has never given an answer of what constitutes a true threat. in 1969 it went in favor of a of a threat and in 2003 they said cross burning was not in itself a true threat. john elway is representing him. >> if you know the person you're

talking about is in fear at that point it becomes criminal. joan myer says no matter the intent behind the postings the impact is the same. >> threats are not merely words and it's not true that sticks but words can never hurt me.s - threats like that are terrorizing. >> it has the supreme court justices examining a social medial platform of which they're not very familiar. he offered a definition of facebook friends. julianna goldman, cbs news, washington. coming up on the "morning news" now, a bedtime warning. a new study finds that most parents are putting infants at risk when it's time for sleep. and a tragic discovery. the body of an ohio state football player is found just days after he's reported missing. this is the "cbs morning news."

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bumpers, quilts, and soft toys. ohio state university is mourning today following the death of a member of the football team. a vigil was held on campus in memory of kosta karageorge. the 22-year-old was founded on sunday the victim of an apparent suicide. he vanished the day before thanksgiving and his family believes football injuries may have played a role in his dealt. >> reporter: police found the body of 22-year-old karageorge in a zumster not far from his apartment. >> a female and her son came across the male. >> reporter: it appears karageorge took his own life. >> the initial investigation shows he died from what appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. with very recovered a firearm at the scene. >> everyone loved being around

him. he had great stories, always laughing. >> reporter: karageorge had been missing since early wednesday when roommate says he left his apartment to go for a walk. fans and classmates went out searching for him. the buckeyes played archrival michigan on saturday. >> costakosta karageorge has be missing since wednesday. friend, fans, members of the community as well as police are part of an ongoing search. >> reporter: karageorge's mother susan said her son had a history of concussions. she said she received a text from him around 1:30 in the morning. her son mentioned the concussions and wrote, i am sorry if i'm an embarrassment. the investigation into karageorge's death is continuing. omar villafranca, cbs news. straight ahead, found alive.

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children and false imprisonment. julie pesaro lives across the street from the family and had no idea the boy was in trouble. >> he's outside at least once a week doing the yardwork. he kept that yard immaculate. there was no evidence of distress. he didn't seem like he was reaching out. >> reporter: that 13-year-old boy had been reported missing by his mother in florida in 2010. on saturday his mother saw him again for the first time in four years. she had told child welfare officials the boy hadn't returned after visiting his father but she didn't tell police and it's not clear why. on friday officers were called to the father's home in jones borrow south of atlanta to look for the boy. the father denied he was there. they came back a second time. the boy send a text message to his mother guiding them to a false waliding to the attic

where the boy was found. sergeant kevin hughes. >> the real investigation begins that we need to know all the questions, the who, the what, the where, the when, and the why. so to find out exactly what happened is going to be the job of our detectives now. >> reporter: why the boy didn't attempt to call his mother before this weekend is not known. his father and stepmother are now being held without bond. vicente arenas, new york. >> quite a story. when we return, some of the nfl's best quarterbacks light up the scoreboard on sunday. .. shh! taste better in our savory broth. vegetables!? no...soup! oh! soup! loaded with vegetables. packed with taste.

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an american couple is still being contained in cudder today. they were cleared sunday of charges involving the death of their 8-year-old adopted daughter but they were stopped aet the airport because the legal appeal process is still ongoing. secretary of state john kerry is called for their return to the u.s. without delay. and a week ago a grand jury in missouri declined to indict officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. one was not. clash after clash between

protesters and police. and then during a rally in downtown portland there was this encounter. 12-year-old devonte hart and portland police sergeant ba barn barnum. he had a sign that said free hugs. then came this. >> as a photographer you look at that scene, it's powerful, especially what's going on now. a white american cop speaking to a young black american boy. >> and when the tears went away and started drying up, i felt we made a connection. >> reporter: they're not the first ones. it's now been shared more than 150,000 times on facebook. >> i didn't realize it was going to have this kind of an impact, but it's a pretty special thing. >> reporter: a moment between a 21-year police veteran and a

12-year-old kid. devonte's mother wrote on her facebook page he struggles living fearlessly when it comes to living with police and people who don't understand racism that's prevalent in our society. >> we're humans. this is exactly that that was on this day. i'm human. i want to reach out to a child and say, hey, are you okay? >> reporter: the other aftermath of ferguson. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. a tore renlts of toys rained down. when the bakersfield condors scored their first goal, thousands tossed down toys on the ice. it will be given to less fortunate children through the united way charity. an update on the holiday shopping season as we look ahead to cyber monday. business analyst jill schlesinger will be along. plus a beatles biographer

brings fresh insight into some of the band's most famous lyrics and andy cohen stops by studio 57. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. >> and today is monday, the first day of december, good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm diana rocco in for erika von tiehl. the search for missing college student sends teens to the manayunk canal. gets the attention of the fbi. >> police look for group of teenagers they say attack this south philadelphia man. now the victim speaks exclusively to "eyewitness news". >> and shopping for the holidays, shifts from your neighborhood malls to your home computer. today is cyber monday, the biggest on-line shopping day of the year. might want to take that computer out on a park bench today. it is mild outside. do some shopping. >> nice day for on line shopping in rittenhouse square maybe? >> that's a great idea.