. >> president obama gets ready to deliver his last state of the union address his message to the gop, increase taxes on the wealthy in order to boost benefits for the middle class. a construction worker is kill when an 84 pass comes down on a estate highway. >> and traffic mayhem in miami, drivers and city officials when hundreds of bikers celebrate martin luther king day by clogging city streets.

this is the ""cbs morning news"" for tuesday, january 20th 2015. >> good morning, i'm. a video surfaced and posted on militant websites associated with isis. they are threatening to execute the hostages unless a $200 million ransom is paid if 72 hours. the man sounds like a british hauvenlth president obama delivers the state of the union address tonight. his proposal on the wealthiest americans are already facing opposition from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, no surprise there, this is the

first time the president is drivering his state of the union address. this could be a less of an actual change. more about framing the debate >> i'm more relaxed an better at it than the first time out. >> the white house will day plans, pay off federal workers and lower federal mortgage insurance fees and new cyber security protection for consumers. the strongest effort will be a familiar woun one. he will accomplish that there congress, political experts say they could lay groundwork and

help democrats in upcoming elects. >> they will say i know the middle class is still suffering i'm the one with the democratic party, he's going to try to correct this. the republicans are not going to correct it. >> reporter: the president has invited several special guests to sit in the presidential box. among them american alan gross, detained in cuba five years. gross was released last month after president obama took executive action to help restore diplomatic relations between the u.s. and cuba. afterwards the president heads to idaho and kansas. >> susan mcginnis in washington. thanks susan. >> you can watch the president's state of the union address at 9:00 eastern. afternoon. a worker was killed after a highway demolished collapsed. late last night it collapsed onto the southbound side of interstate 75. the bridge fell on a tractor-trailer, injuring the

driver. the cause of the collapse is not known. hundreds of tons of concrete fell onto the roadway. >> this will be a mess. it's not, should or could, it will be. we anticipate at least a 4448-hour closer. james holms is accused of opening fire at a movie theater in colorado in 2012. holmes is charged in the attack that killed two people and wounded 70 others of the midnight showing of the "batman movie." hess arettedarrested in the parking lot. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. pope frances is back at the vatican following his week-long trip to asia. he made news on monday with liss response to questions about birth control and religious freedom.

john champion is in new york with the details. good morning, don. >> reporter: good morning, lauren in his first two years, frances has become known for off the cuff speech. later this year we learned he will visit washington, d.c., new york and philadelphia. he is expected to visit the white house, address congress speak at the u.n. and hold what is described as a rally for families in philadelphia. when asked about birth control he defended the church's ban on artificial contraception. he urged parents to practice responsible parenting and regulate the number of children they have. frances saying quote, some think that in order to be good catholics we have to be like rabbits, but. the pope clarified his remarks concerning the attack on the french newspaper charlie hebdo. the pope said he was not justifying violence if a friend cursed his mother he could

expect a punch. frances says violence could contradict church teaching. in practice people must be prudent, not to needlessly provoke others unless they want a harsh response. >> don thanks. the eastern half of the country is in for a new round of winter wet. snow spread into the great lakes in police miss valley tuesday. the system is expected to move into the ohio valley mid-atlantic and northeast on wednesday. heart stopping video from a driver on i-95 in new jersey on sunday. he was stopped behind a tractor-trailer that had spun utd on the icy roadway. then he turned to see another 18-wheeler barreling towards him. the driver barely steered clear smashing over the center divideer before jackknifeing and coming to a stop. hours after helping the patriots wrap up the afc championship, this guy performed heroics off the field. he pulled a woman from a flipped

vehicle on his way home from sunday's game. >> football is a life. you try to stay poised in certain situations. i'm pretty sure she was kind of scared. so the last thing i wanted to do is have her panic and that's the first thing i told her, i said don't panic, i'll get you out of here. >> the driver stuck inside mary ellen brooks was a patriots' fan, she was on her way home from the game. brooks was charged with drunk driving. it appears not all patriots one is being called about deflate gate. dangerous ride bikers take over the streets of miami. this is the cbs""cbs morning news." ." ra giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years.

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the color of their skin. >> washington, d.c. 5th graders re-enacted martin luther king jr.'s speech was given if 1963. they were among millions of americans across the country celebrating his life and legacy. hundreds of people gathered monday at the martin luther king, jr., memorial on the national mall. they held a ceremony to place a wreath at the base of the statue honoring the civil rights leader. in missouri protesters gathered to call to the attention of michael brown. they gathered at the site where he was killed by a white police officer in august. a motorized celebration brought chaos to miami-area streets monday and police were powerless to stop it. our miami station wfor reports. >> reporter: the rumble of the tail papers have taken over the streets of miami-dade county.

droves of people on atvs and dirt bikes are flooding florida to celebrate the dr. martin luther king jr. holiday. the wheelies are a part of the annual events that attract bikers all across the country. >> we are going to step in our seats. >> reporter: that's creating traffic headaches for drivers. >> they need to cut it out, man, that's all. >> reporter: reckless behavior caused the phone line with complaining motorists. our cameras were rolling as some bikers rode down the wrong side of the street crossed the median and popped up on one wheel speeding down the interstate while evading the cops. >> they celebrate. we don't mean no harm. don't mean to cause no pressure. we just got here we're out here celebrating dr. martin luther king's birthday. >> it's not safe. >> reporter: it's illegal to ride atvs and dirt bikes on city streets. troopers say at least three crashes are a result of the

reckless riders and at least three boys, have been arrested. law enforcement are aware of the situation. a highway spokesperson said they drive over people and do stops. bikers pull off. >> those that have no respect. no respect for what we have not for all these years. >> reporter: troopers can't case after them because it's against department policy to give chase for traffic violation. they fear pursuing would endanger more lives. miami-dade police have several intersections blocked off to provide some measure of safety for other motorists. they say they are not ignoring the illegal activity on the road. they are taking special precautions to make sure no other lives are at risk. straight ahead, birth day party bummer, a little boy gets a surprise bill after missing a friend's party. details in money watch. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. enbrel helps relieve pain and stop joint damage.

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there's a whole lot of happy in every jar of nutella. spread the happy. here's a look at today's forecast at some cities around the country. 207b "cbs moneywatch," a little boy is asked to pay up for skipping a birthday party. jill wagner has that and more. >> reporter: a gloomy report this morning from the

international monetary fund. it lowered its economic forecast. but the imf raised the projected growth for the u.s. economy. the u.s. is the only major economy to see an upward revision. wall street is looking to rebound after a tough week. the dow lost 230 points the s&p finished 25 points lower. the fax lost 70 points. the world economic forum is under way in davos, switzerland, it is the financial and political release. 2500 participant are expected. they discuss the thrusting issues facing the world, including the economy, environment, health and politics. at davos, as oxfam released a report, the richest will own more than half of the world's wellth by 2016. last year the share among the

world's richest people rose to 48% up from 44% in 2009. amazon studios will begin producing and acquiring original movies for release in theaters and video streaming. amazon wants to produce 12 movies a year to release. it already has developed a slate of tv series. a family in britain got a no-show bill because their 5-year-old son didn't attend another child's birthday party t. bill for $24 was put in alex far's toolbag. the dad said they had originally accepted the invitation realized they had conflicting plans and didn't know how to reach the family t. birthday mother says the contact details are on the invitation. nash has no plans to pay. he is being told he is being taken to small claims court. lauren.

>> all right, jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you. when we return a controversy lets the air out of a championship game victory. the national football league investigates whether the new england patriots tried to gain an edge on sunday by deflateing balls used in the game. and trying to leave over five people is no slam dunk. this is the "cbs morning news." when you don't get enough sleep... and your body aches... you're not yourself. tylenol® pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day. tylenol®.

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the new england patriots have no problem beating the indianapolis colts on sunday but the nfl is looking into whether the team hay have illegally inflated baums to gain a competitive advantage.

this would not be the first time they tried to gain an edge to break the rules. >> reporter: based on tear win on sunday's afc championship game, the new england patriots are going to the super bowl. but the nfl wants to know whether it was thanks, to their playbook or something else. >> what's the situation here? >> reporter: the league is investigating whether footballs used by the patriots were underinflated. something that could make them easier to catch and hold especially in bad weather? >> if something is noticed, it's not unheard of for a ball to be removed from circulation and then tested during the week for whatever issue there was. >> reporter: patriots quarterback tom brady is not worried. >> i think i heard it all at this point. oh, god, that's the last of my worries. how do you respond to stuff like this? >> reporter: his coachle bill belly check told the reporter the allegation is news to him. >> the patriots deflated

footballs? >> that was the first time i heard this morning. >> reporter: belly check and patriots are no strangers to questionable play. in 2007 the team videotaped the new york jets side line hand signals. the team was heavily fined annual lost a 1st round draft pick. there is no word on when the nfl might complete its investigation. the patriots will next tackle the seattle seahawks if super bowl xxxxix on february 1st. lindsey vonn is now the most decorated world cup skier for the first time. she finished first in the super g. it's her record breaking world cup victory. her boyfriend tiger woods was there to surprise her. agents said he lost a tooth when a tv photographer hit him in the mouth with a camera. in college basketball duke coach mick krzyzewski has 9 fine

career wins if duke noxious off st. john's this weekend. he will become the first men's coach to reach 1,000 victories. the atlanta hawks are the nba's hottest team. the hawks beat detroit 93-82. atlanta has won 13 straight games. one shy of the team record. and here are some not so hot who play a participant in the chinese basketball slam dunk contest tries to soar over five people lined up under the rim. as you saw there, it just doesn't go as planned. coming up after your local news on cbs this morning. t more from hollywood on the blockbuster "american sniper." i'm lauren lyster. this is "cbs morning news."

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six people are missing after a fire destroys several people outside maryland. investigators are expected to champion the ruins today t. fire was reported early monday morning. the home was owned by the chief operating officer of science lonlic. there is no fire hydrant in the area and water tankers were shuttled in despite the fire. researchers are highlighting serious health concerns related to too much sitting. a new study links sedentary life styles to a greater risk of disease and early death, even for those who work out regularly. they show us the concern and how small changes can make a big difference. >> reporter: at the headquarters of bayer health care in new jersey, people are hard at work just standing around. when the building opened a year

first half ago, employees like kim mills were told their desks will be designed so they can sit or stand. >> your very first reaction when you heard about this reaction was? >> interesting, nice card the company is giving us and i really don't have any interest in trying it. >> reporter: and now? >> i really wouldn't want to give it up. >> how does it make you feel better? >> my energy is more consistent. i don't have the ups and downs when i was sedentary. >> reporter: in a review filed by the and also of medicine they pround sitting for a long time increased cardio vascular disease by 14%, cancer by 13% and nearly doubled the risk of diabetes. the double whammy of prolonged sitting and no exercise increased the risk of early death by 40%. with regular exercise that increased risk fell to about

10%. >> how do we get people off their duff's into activity. we know when you sit, you increase your insulin resistance. what that means is you don't take the sugar in your blood and move it into your cells as well. >> reporter: he is a passionate believer in the health benefits of staying active. he holds his meetings while walking. his standing deck includes a treadmill. >> the human body is this wonderful thing where we get to diminish disease by getting out of our chair once every half hour. >> reporter: one of the authors say risks begin to increase with sitting four hours or more in a 12-hour day and increase the longer you sit. one tip he offers monitor how much time you spend sitting. reduce it by a little bit each week. for example, stand or exercise during the next commercial. dr. jonathan cbs news new york. coming up on cbs this

morning a preview of the state of the union. we will speak with white house chief of staff dennis mcdonnough,the controversy over the american movie "american sniper. sniper" and we'll introduce you to the next big thing, honey-infused chili. i'm lauren liftyster. thanks for watching. have a great day.

>> a live look at south philly now where we are following breaking news. firefighters evacuate six homes in the middle of the night after a major gas week. we'll have a report straight ahead. it's tuesday, january 20th. >> i'm diana in for erika von tiehl this morning. >> and i'm ukee washington. >> and brazen thieves targeted a julie store inside a popular mall and customers saw the whole thing go down. >> tickets believed to be from isis show two hoingt tams and captors given ultimatum and demand high ran some. >> and pennsylvania under goes transition of power. inauguration day. tom wolf gets ready to take the only