what happened. >> the new england played defense. head coach bill belichick and quarterback tom brady try to deflate accusations. the team used doctored balls in their playoff win last weekend. a messy winter storm starts its trek up the east coast. after delivering rain and snow across the south, the system promises to deliver the first significant wintry weather in the northeast this year. saudi arabia mourns the death of a mon ar. king abdullah who ruled the oil-rich gulf nation passes away at the age of 90. >> mr. >> obama. >> you know, the president of the united states. >> my subscribers want to know about education. >> and viral stars. the white house tapped some of youtube's most popular faces to

interview president obama. captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news" for friday january 23rd, 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, the nfl's investigation into charges that the new england patriots used underinflated footballs in the afc championship game could wrap up as early as today. the patriots' coach and quarterback deny any involvement. bill belichick and tom brady say they don't know why 11 of 12 patriots game balls used last sunday were underinflated. omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: the new england patriots used some familiar plays in the blame game over underinflated footballs. at his morning footballs, coach bill belichick handed off to tom brady. >> tom's personal preferences on his footballs are something that he can talk about in much better

detail. >> i didn't alter the ball in any way. >> reporter: brady says he has no idea what happened to the game balls after he approved them before sunday's championship game. >> i don't want anyone touching the balls after that i don't want anyone rubbing them putting any air in them taking air out. to me the balls are perfect and that's what i expect when i show up on the field. >> reporter: so brady punted. >> i don't have an explanation for it. i don't know what happened to it. really until monday morning i have no idea what happened to the balls. >> reporter: after sunday's game 11 of the 12 balls were under pressure. they can be easier to grip and catch, especially in cold rainy weather. belichick has tried trick plays before. in 2007 he was find half a million dollar after the patriots were caught videotaping another team's signals. this time belichick says he did

nothing wrong. >> i can't think of anything they would have done differently based on what i knew then based on what i know now. >> what was surprising to me in that press conference yesterday was the fact that when someone asked him had the league contacted you yet to talk about the investigation, he said no. >> reporter: but, he added he knows more now about nfl pressure rules than ever before. >> i've learned more about this process in the last three days than i knew or talked about it in the last four years that i've coached this league. >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news. well this morning the first significant winter storm is making its way up the atlantic seaboard. major cities along the i-95 corridor from philadelphia to boston are expected to get a mix of snow sleet, and rain by tomorrow morning. the exact tract of the storm will determine how much snow but some areas can expect 7 inches or more and substantial travel

issues. the same travel system spread rain and snow to a large part of texas and new mexico yesterday. in the houston area up to 4 inches of rain flooded streets and sfranlded cars. the storm toppled trees and power lines, but dry weather is forecast for today. in amarillo, as much as a foot of snow fell yesterday. that's a record. the storm forced city offices to close and there were flight delays and cancellations. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz is tracking the storm as it heads north. >> well, some pretty impressive snow last night across texas. amarillo, a foot of snowfall. now it's a rainmaker. both the i-10 and i-20 corridors. could be pockets of bigger snowstorms especially in the florida panhandle. then it's friday night into saturday it becomes more of a snow event. the line lining up along i-95 as it always does. it's going to race out to sea. by the time it clears out

saturday night. heavy rain for much of the southeast and maybe even 4-inch rain totals along the median gulf coast. the snowy side the big cities d.c. philly northern boston most seeing about 4 inches. the heavy amounts will be north of the cities. they're running well below average. none of them have seen 6 inches of snow for the entire winter up to this point. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for the cbs news. well the deadline to pay ransom for japanese hostages has come and gone. a countdown appeared online showing a clock and images of other hostages who has been beheaded. a mother pled for his life yesterday. the islamic state said it would kill the man unless it was paid $200 million.

and the department in yemen will be holding a meeting sunday. the president hadi quit yesterday days after they broke into his palace. the houthi rebels backed by arran control the capital. he was an american ally in the fight against al qaeda. his government has also resigned. the staff at the embassy has been reduced. saudi arabia's king abdullah will be buried today. he died yesterday. he was 90 years old. the saudis are one of the world's top world exporters and an ally in the fight against al qaeda. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. king abdullah died early today after ruling nearly two decades in which the u.s. became its number one ally. thousands of pilgrims mourned the death of king abdullah in mecca.

as ruler of an oil-rich nation, the king was among the wealthiest men in the world. he worked to modernize saudi arabia give more freedom to women, and was a strong ally against al qaeda. president obama visited the ailing leader last march. he issued a statement and gave his condolences and said i always valued king abdullah and valued our friendship and relationship. george bush called him a king of allies. the monarch did not always push. he wanted stronger u.s. support for sunni rebels fighting in syria. the white house says vice president biden will lead a u.s. delegation to saudi arabia in the coming days to pay respects to the king's family. king abdullah's half brother solomon immediately succeeded

him. the 79-year-old had been performing many of his responsibilities during the past year. and solomon has promised to continue the current policies nunld with the death of king abdullah, the world's oldest monarch, anne-marie, is queen elizabeth. >> susan mcginnis. thank you, susan. coming up queen elizabeth's son making a royal response. prince andrew speaks out for the first time about a sex scandal with an underaged girl. and later internet interview interview. president obama takes some of the biggest questions from those on youtube. this is the "cbs morning news." leaking, going too often, and the strong sudden need to go. ask your urologist if botox® can help calm your bladder. ...and reduce your daily leakage episodes. the effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing speaking, breathing, eye problems

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human rights in cuba remain a major obstacle. more talks are planned. opponents of abortion are savoring a victory. the government controlled house passed an anti-abortion rights bill although not what the activists gathered in washington hoped they would. >> reporter: thousands marched on the anniversary of the roe v. wade decision. he came down with his church from new york. jammy legrande traveled from long island. >> i'm here because i'm pro-life from the core of my being. >> reporter: down the street they took up the house. >> the ayes are 242, the nays are 179. this annual anti-abortion rights march. >> this is not a gift from the

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are still biases in our society. >> but true to form they provided the moments the white house was hoping for. >> obamacare has worked for me, thanks for that. >> that makes me feel good. >> i have green lipstick. one for your first wife. >> my first wife? do you know something i don't. >> oh, boy. for the first lady and the first children. i'm sorry. >> the last one is if you had any super power, what would it be? >> any super power? i guess the flying thing seems pretty cool. >> amtd all wrapped up how else? with a selfie. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll hear from those youtube stars on their experience interviewing the president. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news."

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morning at the australian open. for the first time in 12 years tennis great roerj federer will not make it into the semifinals. the 17-time grand champion loses to andrea seppy in four sets. it's the first time in 11 matches seppy has beaten federer. the rising star has not forgotten about his struggles growing up. chip reid reports. >> we're going to season it and saute it. >> reporter: at stanton elementary school in washington, d.c. recently this class of fourth graders was treated to a lesson of healthy cooking by local celebrity chef james robinson.

what do you add to your food instead of a lot of salt? chef j.r. as he's known has a message about cooking. it's more about it. the son of a single mother he spent much of his childhood homeless sleeping in shelters on someone's shelters or even in empty buildings. >> i walked around with a book bag full of clothes because i didn't know where i was going to be. >> you thought you were going to be on the street all your life. >> yeah. you were either going to die or be in jail. >> reporter: in high school he started dreaming about a way out and he knew it would have to involve his passion. where did you get your passion for cooking? >> my passion for cooking, i got it from my grandmother when i was 11 years old and she introduced me to flipping the pancake and i was mesmerized by

it it. >> reporter: he got a scholarship for culinary school but he had no money for housing. >> i would sleep in my car. >> reporter: even so he graduated with honors and today own as indicatoring business popular with celebrities and he's on cooking shows including "hell's kitchen," and he's a popular guest chef at some d.c. restaurants. >> like living in the basement to living in a penthouse. >> that's what your life has been like? >> yes. >> reporter: now he wants to inspire others especially children. >> by the time they're in the sixth grade, they might want to be pretty. so they need to know that nothing is impossible. >> reporter: and it appears to be working. how many of you want chef j.r. to come back. you do. >> hes like a leader and when i grow up, i want to be that kind of leader. >> reporter: a leader who proves it's not where you begin but where you go in life that

counts. chip reid, cbs news washington. well coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the measles outbreak linked to disneyland. we'll speak with dr. anthony fauci. plus a little company that's taking a big gamble with a super bowl ad and we'll check in with charlie who's at the davos economic forum. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. we start with breaking news at 4:30 fiery night in talcony, flames quickly spread to a house and now investigators investigate are look to go see if it is a connected to a third car fire nearby. first we have our eye on the storm we could see snow rain even ice all happening possibly tomorrow morning. all part of this one-two punch of wintery wet they are weekend. you can see that right now on storm scan3 making it way up to us. it is friday, january 23rd, i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm ukee washington. that's katie fehlinger. good morning. >> hello yes let me deliver what's what will either come to you as awesome news or terrible news. next storm system as we just saw on storm scan, a lot of moisture working with right now, on "skycam 3", all quiet any of the