. good morning. it is friday october 25th, 2013. welcome to "cbs this morning." a new threat to the affordable care act. cbs news finds not enough people are signing up to pay for health insurance. american allies outraged over reports the u.s. monitored their leaders' phone calls. germany's chancellor says trust has been shattered. bob schieffer is here in the studio this morning with fascinating new details never heard before about the investigation into president kennedy's death. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90

seconds. >> the leak suggests that over 35 world leaders may have had their phones tapped by american until jens officials. >> outrage grows over u.s. surveillance secrets. >> germany and france are demanding talks with the u.s. by the end of the year saying they need to restore trust between the two countries. >> i always use this phone as someone may be listening. >> think about what anyone's looking for in a partner. a good listener. >> the carnival ride, five people hospitalized after the vortex malfunctioned at the north carolina state fair. >> two american lives are at stake as a group of pirates kip them kidnap them and hold them hostage. it would have been better if we had more time. we could have used more months. >> they admit now it was a rush job. >> all the answers lie with

secretary sebelius and we look forward to her testimony. >> brett favre, the highest paid nfl player comes out with a head trauma. >> some of the grand jury documents on the murder of jonbenet ramsey. >> they're on the defensive this morning after a photo showed a photo of him at a party where teens were apparently drinking alcohol. >> all that -- >> before the game a false start to the star spangled. >> a little oopsy. >> no i will not yield to the monkey court. i'm not yielding. >> on "cbs this morning." >> starbucks is going to open a

door so you can only sell tea. they're going have a revolving door so they can be like oh it's just tea. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toy tachlt let's go places. welcome to "cbs this morning." good morning, norah. >> good morning, charlie. >> we begin with this. it's turned into a blame glam. contractors who created the health insurance website say there was poor coordination inside the obama administration and crucial testing began too late. they testified before congress on thursday. republicans say they're worried that new problems lie ahead. democrats accuse the gop of playing politics. >> i'm also concerned about what happens next. will enrollment glitches become provider payment plans? >> they don't have clean hands coming in here. their effort obviously isn't to

make it better but to use the website and the fwlichglitches as an execute to defund obama care. >> cbs news has confirm thad emerging trends in states who have their own industry standards. they say this may threaten the entire structure of obama care. jan crawford is in washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. good morning norah. in many of the 15 states more people are enrolling in medicaid than are actually buying private health insurance. there will not be as many healthy people buying insurance for this system to work. as the obama care website struggles. the administration is emphasizing state success. >> there's great demand at the state level art well. there are a bunch of states running their own marketplaces. >> the newly in sured in some of

those states are overwhelmedly low income people signing up for medicaid at no cost to them. >> we're seeing a huge spike in terms of medicaid enrollments. >> he says the numbers have surprised him and state officials. cbs news has confirm thad in washington, more than 35,000 people are newly enrolled. 87% signed up for medicaid. in kentucky out of 26,000 new enrollments, 82% are on medicaid. and in new york of 37,000 enrollments, medicaid accounts for 64%. and there are similar stories across the country and nearly half of the states that run their own exchanges. medicaid experts say they're not sure why they're seeing lopsided enrollment numbers. an administration spokeswoman says coverage provide by the new law allows a range of options so

consumers can pick a plan that best meets their needs or budget. >> either the private insurance enrollments comes up around the expect amount or there's going to be a problem. >> reporter: but a former director says the numbers are causing concerns in the industry which needs healthy adults to buy insurance in order for this to work. >> you need a volume and high users in private insurance in order to have it be sustainable. >> now they expected some of these high enrollment numbers. supporters say this shows there's demand but industry sources say if we don't see real turnaround soon there could be big problems for the entire system. charlie and norah? >> great reporting jan. thank you. president obama signed the affordable care act into law in

2007. >> if you like your insurance plan, you will keep it. no one will be able to take that away from you. it hasn't happened yet. it won't happen in the future. >> but it appears that's not happening the way the president explains it. the health care law raises standards for insurance policyies policies, so now they're canceled hundreds of thousands of policies for americans forcing them to buy new policies. >> before i had a plan that i had a $1,500 deductible. i paid $199 a month. the most similar plan i would have available to me would be $278 a month. my deductible would be $6,500.

>> the obama administration is trying to contain a new diplomat diplomatic crisis this morning. american officials are warning foreign governments that their secret cooperation with the united states could be exposed. intelligence operations with these countries are spelled out in documents leaked by edward snowden. meanwhile news that america spied on allied leaders. liz, good morning. >> good morning, charlie. yes, well as you just said these are part of that continuing drip, drip of damaging information that came from the computer of edward snowden. now, he's at the moment hiding in russia but the new revelations have got the whole of europe in an uprohr. behind the professional smiles of european leaders arriving in brussels there's widespread outrage, not only that their phones may have been tapped but

their phone numbers may have been handed over by u.s. diplomats. german chancellor angela merkel who's glued to her phone says the trust between u.s. and germany has been shattered, this despite reassurances from the white house yesterday. >> the president spoke with chance lore merkel reassuring her they that have not and will not monitor. >> what he didn't and wouldn't say is that the u.s. had monitored her phone in the past. francois holelandhollande says it must stop. this morning hollande said what's at stake is preserving our trust with the united states. france and germany have asked for direct talks with the u.s. to resolve the dispute and maybe coming one a monitoring protocol

for the future. meanwhile leaders like belgium's prime minister have to get used to the idea that even if bystanders can't hear what they're saying uncle sam can. now we just heard those direct talks may begin on monday. they're going to see what comes next including some legal action. norah, charlie? >> very interesting. elizabeth, thank you. this morning they're talking with pirates who kidnapped two sailors. mar great brennan is at the state department this morning. good morning. >> good morning to you, norah and to charlie. that group called the movement for the emancipation of delta say says they were captured

offshore. the fbi and state department are coordinating the emergency response through the u.s. embassy there. the two americans were working on this u.s. flag commercial oil supply ship off the coast of nigeria when pirates attacked and kidnapped them before releasing the 11 other crew members. it's not clear where they took them. one the ship's cam tan, the other the engineer. >> we're seeking the identification. our principle concern now is the safe return of two american citizens. >> reporter: piracy has increased by a third this year in part because of the ships caring care carrying oil. that type of coordination off

east africa has led to a significant drop in piracy. attacks are down 8 507 over the past two yeeks. ships now speed to the area with armed private security guards to dodge high jaerks. >> these are straight criminal enterprises where it's all about the money. it's not a political statement. it doesn't have anything to do with terrorism. it's about the money. >> the nigerian navy says it's taken action but the pentagon has not been asked for help. there is no u.s.-lead rescue operation under way and the closest unit is in spain. frankly at this point the best way will probably be payment by

hostages' employers. riders were hospitalized last night after they were suddenly thrown off. leila is at the state fairgrounds. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah and charlie. the vortex is a thrill ride. it flips, it spins and usually does so without a problem but last night something went wrong. this is amateur video. alt 9:00 the ride suddenly stopped and then starting up again as riders were trying to get off. >> this has shaken us a little bit. we definitely have these folks in our thoughts and prayers tonight. >> reporter: witnesses say essentially appeared to be

knocked unconscious. police have promised a full investigation. >> the rides are inspected three times daily and they'll look at that, to make sure the ride had three checks. >> reporter: the ages are 14 to 39. their identities have not been released an despite the scary situation last night they have plans to reopen the fair today. norah and charlie? >> thank you. and this morning workers in connecticut are beginning to tear down the school. crews will melt every piece of metal so nothing can be taken as a souvenir. the gunman opened fire killing 20 students and six adults. concussions on the playing field may be taking a dramatic

toll on an nfl legend. he was asked to come back on the field and he said no. good morning. >> good morning, norah and charlie. you know brad's toughness was absolutely legendary and they arch referred to him as being a linebacker rather than a quarterback. it also made him a very easy target. >> all day brett favre has been taking a pounding. >> we don't know how many of these hits favre has taken this year. >> in a radio interview thursday, the 44-year-old admitted he now fears he's paying the price for all of those hits.

serious memory loss i don't remember my daughter playing soccer one season. >> he was sacked 505 times suvgserring an unknown number of concussions. when i started playing, they didn't keep a record like they do now. >> often the ct scans or the scans we do after suspected head injury which is severe may be normal but there's functional changes. >> just this year nfl agreed to pay out 757,000 shorthand. and critics argue they got off easy. >> there was no admission of

guilt. there was no recognition that anything was caused by football but the reality is we want to help our players. >> favre played the majority of his career before rules protected the quarterback and before head-to-head hits were outlawed. >> think after 20 years god only knows the toll taken. >> they lookedcan look for signs of a concussion. he hunt done that yet because doctors said if if they do. >> what did they tell you about it? >> it's considered sacred. no one knows ex-players btser than their wives and many are most concerned and many playing

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maryland's top law enforcement official caught on camera hello again. it is 7:26. let's go to marty. >> little breeze on the flag on federal hill. let's taek a look at the forecast. 36 degrees right now. 59 is gonna be tomorrow's daytime high. having said that, today is gonna be quite chilly. 54 degrees partly sunny cool. here's sharon gibala wjz tv traffic control. good morning. hi, marty. good morning everyone. if you are headed out weshgs did clear that accident own the west side of the belt ware, but we have a new one near route 100. another accident on bellaire at henry. one on northeast at east fairmount and eastern boulevard. there's a look at your speeds on the beltway. 40 on the topside.

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by the way it's not like we're spying on our other allies. >> in what appears to have been a blunt and embarrassing phone call today the chancellor of germany told president obama to stop tapping her phone. >> although it is impressive we have been able to put an actual tap on herself. who could have gotten close enough to do something like that? oh, my gosh. that's what it was. he was planting the bug. >> there you go. new information. in this half hour america's top law enforcement officials caught

on camera at a party where he may have been surrounded by underaged drinking. hear this morning how this could affect the mistake that he made. this is a very different tsa checkpoint. we geel one of america's largest airports to see what passengers think of this experiment. foreign intelligence are on alert this morning. it shows the nsa monitored phone calls of 35 world leaders. american officials are warning other governments that the snowden leak could review their intelligence operations and this morning a homeland security aide says the obama administration is reviewing its security policy. john, good morning. >> good morning. >> what can you tell us about

what our government was doing tapping 35 leaders? >> nothing. but i'll tell you this. all governments do this. we have to get past the moment in the "cass aablanca"casablanca" movie where he says he was shot. he was part of the damage that is nsa inniche yated the impact. he says that damage that was done here is historic. >> i did not believe he was a whistle blower. i do not think he's a hero. i think he betrayed his country. it's the most serious of classified inform snoogs because of the amount or type? >> of the amount and type.

>> but of the hundreds of pages snowden has leaked morrell pointed to one in particular that has caused a great deal of damage to the u.s. intelligence. it's a copy of the document the ci cia calls its black budget. >> what was the damage? >> certainly they could focus their efforts where we don't have to whoa as much about those places where we're not being successful. >> it's kind of like handing over the play book to the other team. >> uh-huh. he went first to hong kong and then russia. do you think they have access to any of that? >> i think we have to assume any of the material snowden had with him in hong kong and now that he has in russia has been compromised. i think we have too assume that.

it's put americans at greater risk because terrorists learn from leaks and they will be more careful. >> morrell says those issues can be mitigating but they cannot be made zero especially at a time when this isn't about something stealing a document. you can go in a computer and steal an entire database. >> it's become even bigger that in one case. they have connected it to 200 phone calls to leaders. let me ask you this. is there an assumption some are considered off?

>> there's only one deal in the intel jerchs community. that's a great britain and the commonwealth nations which is u.s. great britain. australia, new zealand, and canada. you may recall a few years ago france wanted to join in on it. we won't spy whereon you. you won't spy on me. that just didn't happen. so every single country has an excuse. a lot of the community sies is for public assumption. >> what's happening inside government today as they review the damage from all of this. >> two things. one they have to figure out

exposure and taxes and techniques. what the bad guys are already doing secretly. they've seen a lot of that. that's on the operations side. on the diplomatic side two things are pointed out. they say look it's coming out that we're working together. ma may make things uncomfortable with your friends. and, two, they have to go to friends of ours where they've interrupted and, you know we're still friends, right? >> thank you, john. >> you can see him next on cbs sfwl look at this. how about this airport security.

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this morning maryland's attorney general is defending himself against charges that he ignored a crime. the incident threatens to affect his political future. jeff begase ispegues pegues is in baltimore. good morning. >> reporter: it's becoming a race to watch in part because every week it seems there's some sort of scandal that shakes this race up. this photo taken at a house party over the past summer shows gubernatorial candidate doug gansler pushing his way through a house. and his critics are pouncing, accuseing the maryland official

of doing nothing to stop it. >> what i could have done is investigate whether there was drinking going on and taken action on it. i probably should have done that in hindsight. >> he said he didn't know they were drinking. he was only there briefly with his son but this is an image he's trying to skplachblt gansler is quoting as saying do i have any authority over others chirp at a beach week? i say no. >> that night if i had seen anything that looked dangerous or risky or anybody in trouble. boy vuld done something about it. >> reporter: gansler is also trying to fight off other

allegations where he told police to ton on their lights and speed through intersections. he played a role on the dc snipers and as a farether he's taken the lead in speaking out on underaged drinking. >> the kids were having fun. he was clearly in the middle of that. >> reporter: he said he was shocked to see the photo. >> i think you do have a moral responsibility as the adult and largest influence on kids to drink or not to drink and to reallya positive influence. >> the opponent in this is anthony brown. he's trying to stay away from

it. he say this is something gansler should have addressed. >> jeff, thanks. most airline passengers will tell you security check points are no fun. airports around the country are starting a project. that i want to make the screening process a little more friendly. anna werner is at dallas ft. worst check point. it has suset differences that they hope will make a better experience for travelers and the airport itself. >> it's not your typical checkpoint for sure. creating a little mood lighting. would it help to know how long your wait will really become? it's the new look. executives say it's about a

better check point experience. >> reporter: why do you need all this? >> because the flying public has been waiting for this. >> how so? >> the checkpoints is one of the worst one. >> the space is wider. people move through faster. skpa trabls are longer so bags don't back up and slow down screaming. airport officials say throughput capacity, how many a personals go through a check point in an hour is key. what are the consequences? >> is that they'll never have time to buy a meme.

>> and you want people in the snoops and the restaurants and dining rooms. >> it's not just about speed. airport research found a bad mood is bad for business. to make you feel better. when it's time to org naz yourself they'll put on ona couch. >> after her new check point experience, jackie says she was happy. >> will you spend more money? >> yes i will. >> this is a copoperative effort. you know you must be saying how

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good morning, gayle, good morning, charlie, good morning, everybody. welcome back to "cbs this morning." bob schiff hearse the story never before revealed from that murder investigation. and a meteor explosion over russia hurt more than 1,600 people. astro physicist tells us what should be done so it doesn't happen again. and ringo starr was the beatles' drummer and photographer. we helped him find some answer

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>> officials say that the higher premiums for healthy people offset the cost for people with more problems. bob schieffer of "face the nation" is with us. good morning. do you have some sense that the affordable health care act may be dying a death of a thousand cuts because so much has gone wrong? >> there's going to be health insurance for people. it's the law and they'll get it done but it's broken and they've got to fix it. they're holding these briefings every day. but when you have a briefing and someone says did sebelius know about it and the briefer says next question, i mean this has gone beyond talking points. >> it doesn't work. the website doesn't work. some say it would take five years to build a website like this and you should have testified it for a year. >> they supposedly have the best

and brightest minds working on it now. >> where were they when they built it? >> everybody's going like this. there's a lot of finger pointing in washington. >> there's a lot of finger pointing and it's embarrassing and all that. but it's just the case if the washing machine doesn't work you've got to get tree pair man in there and fix it. that's going to take more time and it's more complicated than fixing a washing machine. it's going get fixed but it won't happen tomorrow. >> you've got some breaking news. you're going to be talking on "face the nation" about the jfk assassination. what is new that we haven't heard? >> he has done just a magnificent job of investigating connecting the dots of how the warren committee investigated this thigs.

he doesn't conclude that lee harvey oswald was the lone gunman and he underline as what the rest of us have been saying for years. theres ee no suggestion that there was a conspiracy or anything else involved. >> really they led the commission. both of these agencies were so afraid they might be blamed because they knew of oswald and they had been watching him in mexico city. they just wanted to make sure -- they didn't play safe. >> there were always question about fidel castro. >> this is one of those did bitds in the book. it's a secret held for 50 years. the commission eventually sent an investigator to waters off cuba. they took him out in a u.s. boat, got him onto a yacht. there was fi figure dealt.

and this was thought to be so controversial. anyway the investigator gets auft the bode. they talk for three years and awe you wound expect. to me this is the most fat nating part. that investigator was william coleman who later became secretary of transportation in gerald ford's administration. and they both liked music. they both loved jazz and they came to know each other. >> but, bob, you were really no stranger to scoops on this story. i remember learning on the actual broadcast you were the reporter who had lee harvey oswald's mother in the car.

does it surprise you that 50 years later we're still learning something new? >> it really doesn't. people are still asking questions about lincoln's assassination and julius caesar's assayi think a lot of this might have been put to rest bus enben thin bizarre twist shoots him and that and thirmg that he he's become a national damage. >> you were in the car because you worked the beat. >> yes. ncht it was total bedlam. she said, is there anybody there who can give me a ride to dallas. i said, lady we're not running a taxi cab service.

i said the president has just been shot. >> she said, yes, and i think my son has been arrested when the phone rings don't let it ring. my wife gets mad atmy. look at the caller i. >> answer the phone. good advice. he will interview democratic senator jeanne shaheen and republican congressman darrell issa. ringo starr's looking bag on his beatles days. he calls the book his autobiography and it includes one picture he's worried about for han a century. we tracked down he who was in

that foal. >> when the fab four steps offer the plane 12u9 46, beetle many arrived in america. it wasn't judgment the u.s. >> did you all have cameras? >> we all had cameras. a camera a dirng, and a cigarette. all the time. >> reporter: he captured rarely seen private moments. ringo has compiled them into a new book called photography. this shot of six american teenagers, there's one there in the poed for near 50 years. it's prompted a new search. >> this is the guy you rear

bering the den bering the bering the bering the they came to the oirpt the see us. and guess what? they saw us and we really saw them. >> reporter: that's charlie swartz. he was 17 and skipped school with his friends. they couldn't get in, so so they headed home. >> what we thought was a funeral procession was creeping upon us with all the head looipts on it. it turned out to be the beatles. that they put their window down. all of a sudden ringo pulls up slides his window down and starting starting with this. rinne go s.t.a.r.s. >> it was just so surreal.

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many experts say there's a growing number of teenagers who end up in violence or abuse. they seem leak the perfect couple until they split up. as tracy smith reports their splitup finally turned deadly. >> reporter: just after daybreak july 4th 2011 this 18-year-old's body was discovered in this marsh near her home in massachusetts. she had been strangled, her throat cut. >> i was hoping up to the last

moment it was not her. >> reporter: malcolm had to do what nobody should ever have to do. identify the body of his first and only child. >> it's still really hard for me. >> reporter: lauren's mother. >> i'm so glad i have recordings of her. it's still something that nourishes me every day. >> in high school lauren sang in an acappella group in high school and began dating a star wide receiver at whalen high. >> they were both very attractive. they seemed like an ideal couple. >> but their three-year relationship was a roller-coster fight. >> they chronically got into fights, back together, broken up, back together broken up. >> reporter: and then in her seep year year lauren broke it off with nathanial for good.

>> that was not good for him. >> reporter: nathanial's uncle george mattingly. >> he was a kid who was always on the move who went to lying on the couch completely miserable. >> reporter: nathanial's mother was worried and took him to see a cry cry terrorist but he refused treatment. >> reporter: was lauren worried about him? >> she was worried about him. she was like do you think i should do something, try to talk to him? maybe i should try to help him. >> reporter: and on lauren made plans to visit nathanial after she left work. investigator tony delucia. >> reporter: there's a video surveillance of lauren in the mall on the phone. she's on the phone with nathanial. >> reporter: that's the last time anyone had heard from lauren. >> when i heard they found a body, i kept bell lowing don't

let it be nate. don't let it be nate. >> reporter: on july 11 nathanial fujita was arrested and charged with lauren's murder. >> in all the talking we did, you name it. i never even heard that term before, breakup violence. >> it is a new term breakup violence. tracy smith, good to have you here. how many times do you hear people say they seemed like a perfect couple. typical of any girl who says i need to help him. >> that's right. when that relationship ends it's the most volatile time in a relationship and that's when there's this unkrolling surge of anger and it can lead to verbal physical abuse and in this case death. >> what about the role of social media? >> have you ever been dumped? that pain we felt? imagine it now. it's on facebook instagram, twitter. everybody knows about it. it's just amplified. >> it's no longer a private

matter. >> no. exactly. >> and is it getting worse for teens because of that? is there more breakup violencesome. >> yes, yes. we know that one in three teens and young adults is the victim of some sort of verbal abuse, so you think the most volatile time as we know is an adult relationship when someone tries to leave. >> what can be done? >> that's a great question. one of the things we need to do is target young men, give them some outlet other than angle and that's what this young man's fare is going out and doing, saying you need to step up we need to change this. >> it's such a shame because they're so young, tracy. >> it's tragic absolutely hid hidden hidden. it's tragic. it's time we get something done. >> thank you tracy. you can see tracy's full report "loved to death."

tomorrow night at 9:00 central on cbs. now it's a fact. we'll explain the newest plans to protect the planet from hello again. wjz has weather and traffic to getder. let's start with marty. >> let's take a look tat forecast. still 36 grows. still going for high of 54. chilly fall but beautiful day. now, here's sharon gibala. traffic control. what's hapg? >> we still have that disabled vehicle now instead of blocking one lane it's blocking the entire right tube of 95 southbound. 97 northbound after benfield boulevard there's an accident there blocking both shoulders. in perry hall, an accident, another one in the city south

and road near 170 in annapol sishgss. there's a look at your speeds. 44 is your average. 24, though on the west side. 95 southbound almost back up to full speed in the white marsh area but approaching the tunnel, it's slow. that's a look at 97. this traffic report brought to you by bill's carpet fair. bill's has got it all for you. call 1-877-75-bills. back over to you. >> charn thanks. police catch the man accused of shooting a police officer. now, he and the man are in the hospital. kristy has the very latest. >> police arrest it had suspect not for from where the shooting happened after a massive 15-hour man hunt. 29-year-old stephen prather is in custody. wednesday police say drivers spotted prather pacing with a gun around this red pickup truck, and when officers approached he opened fire hitting officer stephen houk. prather has a long criminal record including vehicle theft assault, attempted first-degree murder and breaking and entering back in north carolina, crime

dating back as far as 2002. prather faces more charges now for this latest shooting. back to you. kristy, thank you. in baltimore county, the cause of a massive house fire is you should investigation today. sky eye chopper 13 was over the scene in glen arm last night. flames were shooting right through the roof of the home on running fox road. fortunately no one was hurt. several students are taken tots hospital after a syringe is found on the playground at an anne arundel county school. yesterday the class was playing on the playground when one child found and picked up a syringe. it was determined that a total of 7 students touched that syringe. they were taken to area hospitals as a precaution. today major league baseball will announce the finalists for the gold glove for the top defense ef players at each position. several orioles are expected to be considered for the award. one award an oriole missed out on the sporting news player of the year.

oriole first baseman chris davis finished second place to miguel cabrera of the detroit tigers. stay with wjz 13 maryland's news station

welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this half hour a guy with an eye toward the heavens. who could that be? he's working with a group of international space experts. he's in our toyota green room this morning. all right. he's got moves. >> okay. where's the disco ball. >> your turn josh. >> josh charles is right there with him. he's got our attention. now he's starring in the cbs

drama "the good wife." we have a preview of this sunday's very intense episode. many are calling it the most exciting hour of tv this season. time to show you this morning's headlines from around the globe. they might change its mind on baggage fees. southwest and jetblue, the last two major airlines allow a traveler to check at least one bag free on domestic flights. southwest gary kelly said they may enjoy the a la carte approach. he says it will stay until next year. prince charles is in no rush to become king. he said he wanted to do as much with his charityies before he becomes king. he compares the role to being in prison

prison. >> daily mail says women are better than men. superiority date backes to the cavemen days. all the men had to do was hunt the women stayed behind and we took carrick of everything else. what do you think about that. >> what has changed since the caveman days? what has changed? although charlie, you're a very good multitasker. >> i tried. i was watching "homeland" while wanting to red sox. >> is there anything you can't do? >> many things. many things. many, many many many things. >> speaking of multitasking defending the earth from meteors and asteroids used to be science fiction but it's become very interesting since explodeing over a bus. he'll host a group of astronauts and cosmonauts who have been advising the u.n. on how to

defend the planet. good morning. >> good morning. >> we have to work on defending the planet? >> we don't want to get hit. >> because we've been hit. >> talk to the dinosaurs. the dinosaurs were taken out by an asteroid about the size of mt. everest 60 million years ago. full people think about the fact that 70% of all the world's species of life went extent in that very same episode so it was a very devastate inging thing. it could take out our grid so we'd have to restart civilization. what do we do if one's headed our way. who's in charge of deflecting it. >> how much warneding should we get? there are add stroids who have

collision courses with earth. in a hundred orbits from now it will hit and then you get enough time. there's another category of comet that comes in from the depths of spate e spachlts if you kochb those, you onto get three months' warning. >> how could you prevent it and what will it cost? >> the cost, who knows. it's more than just going to the moon. you don't want to make a mistake. you don't want to go there and have it not work. and there's some people who say let's blow this sucker out of the sky. you know those folks who want to blow stuff up. while we're really good at blowing things up we're less knowing of where the pieces will fam afterward. so right now the odds on favorite is the effort to deflect an as skrout out of harm's way. it still lives to hurt you another day but once you can

start maneuvering where things are in the solar system you're done. you've ensured your survival for millions of years to come. >> can we talking "gravity" the film. >> yes debby downer. we go to see a great movie, eating my popcorn, and we see all the things that duo round. why did you do that? >> i was just -- i had 12 tweet s the day after i saw the film. they were really cute. the film gravity should be renamed angular momentum. i said a few things and the next day it was on "saturday night live." it's like chill out, people. i'm just talking about a movie. >> were you just trying to be

helpful? i was just talking about a movie. >> they were just making a movie. >> that's right. >> i didn't list the 100 things they got right. the beautiful moment the tear comes off and it floats and the fact that when dwrou're in a air lock until the air comes back that was cool. i liked the move. by the way, we thought you were an astro physicist, not a movie reviewer. >> it is fun to think about science as it fits into movies. >> or not. >> is your chair getting hot? push the eject button. >> would you like to say something? >> let's say this. you're the first time i have

heard charlie say, just shut up. i have never heard him say that to anyone. would you like to talk about your exhibit? >> i'm out of here. i have a day job. >> why are you here? >> and -- no no. briefly, we have astronauts coming at the hayden plant to come to a press conference this morning to discuss how the international community of countries would assemble and figure out how to fund such a mission. if i picked a number i don't know. 50 billion, something like that. >> that's doable. >> it is. but somebody has to organize it. there's what's possible in principle and what's possible in agreement. >> wi love you here. >> it's always good to see you. >> i hope this was fun for you. >> we thank you. >> all right.

thank you. >> josh charles is coming up next. he's a smart aleck anchor of sports night. do you remember that show? most of us are enjoying him on his good wife with a checkered past. we'll ask him to e

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as a taejer josh charles appeared in the oscar-winning film "dead poet's society." today he stars in the cbs hit drama "the good wife" playing lawyer will guardardner. >> it's time i turn something new. >> i took you in. no one wanted you. i hired you. i pushed for you. >> will, this is a business -- >> this firm got you back on your feet. >> and i will always be thankful. >> this is how you show it? by stealing our clients? >> he's mad. josh charles joins us at the table. hello. this episode we must discuss. it's called "hitting the fan," and boy does it. let me read you a couple of tweets. "the good wife" is so damn

fantastic. it's changed everything. "the good wife" is fantastic. we pick up with her, alicia juliana margulies's character, is leaving the law firm, and, boy, you are not happy. >> yeah it's a great thing the writers did that last season finding out they're leashing and taking clients with them, so the first four episodes of this season they're building that while they're still at the firm and this episode is where the partners find out. it's always great to have an audience know things that other characters don't know. now it culminates. >> there's one scene if looks could kill alicia would be dead. you know what i'm talking about. she would be dead in the ground. it's amazing. amazing tv. >> because your co-host said

this season has been tough to play because of the fraying of the relationship. >> it is. think whenever you're doing a series you're five years in you're looking to deepen it. deeper into the characters and stories and i marvel at the writers being able do that. we're five years in. sometimes you can see a show coasting. but i think this year the story lines have reinuvikindividual rated them. >> this is going to take the show to a different place and there there's a focusing on our core people and the civil war between them has been an intense experience and also at tames funny too that and passion. >> charlie doesn't believe me. >> no. i do, i do. i was actually thinking about the writing. i was thinking about the writing and how good it was. >> it's so good. i'm glad you said that. it really is. >> if you're a fan of "breaking

bad," which we all are, if you're looking for something great to watch, you should check out "the good wife" which i think is the it malt compliment. >> i agree. >> baltimore. >> born and raised. >> gayle spent some time in maryland. and you're a huge sports fan. >> i am. >> not a hume year to support the ravens. >> not yet. >> or the orioles. >> they turned the corner last year. >> do you have that bias if you're part of the american league team you don't want anybody else in the american league to win the series? >> i would say that's true in the american league east. i would tend to root for someone outside of my division. >> we want to see that clip from you from "dead poet's society." the director said josh beat

everyone. no one came close in terms of charm and acting ability. you had a little smile across your face. >> i was cast in it the year before. it was supposed to be made a year before. it feels weird because i felt old. it was a remarkable experience. >> josh is a newlywed. congratulations. >> thank you. >> it's not arch i follow an astro physicist. you can see josh and "the good wife" sunday nights at 9:00. we'll show you memorable moments from a busy week. that's coming up next.

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i love this song. the girl is 16 17. >> we had great week. >> we did. >> you have a great week. >> you too, charlie. >> that does it for us. as we leave, we look back at the week that was. have a great weekend. the botched rollout of held care has not only embarrassed the white house, it also threatens the president's biggest legislative achievement. >> in some cases people could end up paying nearly double what they see on the website. >> the problems that this website faces are significant and are going to be very difficult to fix in just a number of weeks. >> this school yard was a scene of horror.

the 13-year-old gunman killed himself. >> again, they're told to get out. >> all the hard work for all those years is gone. >> the little girl has blond hair and doctors believe she's around 6 years old. >> some of their best friends in the world are wondering whether or not we were tapping the leaders and using the information. >> first time we were able to use patients cells. >> if someone find as way to grow hair naturally, they'll become the richest person in the world. >> the bishop of bling. he spent $42 million on his home. pope francis is not impressed. >> you wander what goes on inside a dog's head. you have to wonder do they truly loved us. >> i guess that's the last time he'll be in a lace dress.

attention walmart shoppers. they didn't see the alligator. >> i don't know why he didn't find what he wanted. walmarts has everything. >> what do you do for fun? >> i look at pretty girls. >> he was outraged that they dropped the pumpkin bread. >> can we see a little bit of jazz hands this morning. >> all that? >> my god, is that my ball? >> it is your ball that on the green? >> maybe you should give up your day job. >> i want to be josh griffin. >> i want to be charlie rose. >> and all that matters. >> i'm so bad at this. should i say that in french? may we call you chewy. >> shoechiwetel is fine.

>> don't gayle and

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hello again. it's 855 time time on this friday. let's go to marty with updated conditions. hello. >> hello jess. hi everybody. let's take a look at the forecast today. out to 37 on tv hill. partly sunny. ten below normal today, but a beautiful way to start a weekend featuring warming after tonight's 32. maybe some widespread frost. tomorrow we go into a high of let's call it 60, same deal sunday. monday 62. tuesday 58. wednesday 64. jess take it away. >> marty thank you. the suspect accused of shooting a howard county police officer is captured. now, he and the officer are in the hospital. kristy stays on this story. kristy. >> police arrested the suspect not far from where the shooting happened after a massive 15-hour

man hunt 29-year-old stephen prather is in custody. wednesday, police say drivers spotted prather chasing with a gun around this red pickup truck, and when officers approached he opened fire hitting officer stephen houfk. prather has a long criminal record including vehicle theft assault, attempted first-degree murder and breaking and entering back in north carolina. crime dating back as far as 2002. prather faces more charges now for this latest shooting. back to you. kristy, thanks. maryland attorney general doug gansler is under fire over his actions at a party where underage drinking may have taken place. the photo shows gansler dressed in a white shirt. gansler says he drops in to see his son. the party was chaperoned, and there was no presence of alcohol in the time he was there. city police are investigating a deadly shooting in west baltimore. it happened last night on the 1400 block. police say a 24-year-old man was found shot in the stomach there. he was taken to the hospital where he died. the victim's name has not been

released. so far, no arrest have been made. anyone with information has been urged to call city police. in baltimore county, the cause of a massive house fire is under investigation. sky eye chopper 13 was over the scene in glen arm last night. as you can see flanls were shooting through the roof of the home on running fox road. fortunately no one was hurt. we now know what caused several baltimore city school students to fall ill this week. about five students from the reach partnership school were taken to the hospital wednesday morning. turns out, they tested positive for marijuana. other students tell wjz a school staff member gave out marijuana-laced cookies, but investigators are still looking into that. olympic gold medal swimmer from beth eszda is named u.s. olympic committee sportswoman of the year. 16-year-old won her first olympic gold medal at the age of 15 in the 800-meter free style. in this year, the world's championship she won four gold medals and set two rorsd. she's the first female swimmer to win sportswoman of the year

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