pierson resigned yesterday. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. this morning health officials in texas are trying to track down people at risk of getting ebola. thomas eric johnson is the first person to be effected in the united states. four of his family members have been told to stay home and not visit him. the cdc is monitoring 12 to 18 people he may have come in contact with since last month. a dallas health official confirms that in turn those people were in contact with more than 80 other people. >> five kids are among those possibly exposed, putting some dallas schools on alert today. the three paramedics who took duncan to the hospital are also in isolation as a precaution. >> we are tracking the concerns of another deadly risk, enterovirus, it has spread from 12 to 24 states in three weeks. doctors are worried the virus is linked to the deaths of four patients including a 10-year-old rhode island girl. dr. holly phillips is here. dr. holly, good morning. >> good morning. >> four p

. >> 17-year-old claire davis is in a coma shot by a gunman karl pierson who took his own life. >> senate leaders plan to persuade republicans on tomorrow's federal budget vote. >> the struggle is on in the united states senate. we'll need eight republicans to come our way. >> secretary of state john kerry denies the united states abandoned robert levinson who vanished. >> could you get him back to america? >> if we can find him. >> could it be possible? >> everything is possible. >> in south africa, this morning a 30 foot statue of mandela was unveiled. >> mandela and many paying tributes to him. >> the driver carjacked and died. the suspects are still on the run. >> the northeast digging out this morning more than a foot of snow falling in new york and new england. hundreds of flights cancelled. >> miami's biggest win in years. >> out in front. nobody is going to catch him. touchdown. >> pittsburgh 30-20. >> all that matters. >> for an adversary in the intelligence game that's a gold mine. >> it's the keys to the kingdom. >> "cbs this morning." >> film legend has died at age 81. >> to e

julia pierson is testify, on capitol hill.ght at the door. >> an official tells cbs news that the iraq veteran ran past the staircase which leads to the family quarters. gonzalez overpowered an agent and ran 100 feet in the east room where the president makes speeches on tv. and the agents tackled him out of the green room. >> in hong kong, wet weather isn't stopping the crowd of mostly high school and college students. take a look at these pictures, they want china to knock down the idea of screening candidates in an upcoming election. hong kong's leadership said that won't happen. more protester, expected tomorrow. >>> americans have a new way of checking on their doctors. a financial database lists financial ties between medical company and drug companies. >>> the physician payment sunshine act is part of the affordable care act under the obama administration. dr. laurie glimcher is the dean of the medical school and also on the board of drugmake glaxo klein squib. >> what will it show? >> it will reveal the relationships t

. >> secret service director julia pierson did not mention the incident when she testified on capitol hill yesterday. bill plante is at the white house with the hearing that focused on two other security breaches. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. director pierson did face a bipartisan barrage of criticism from members of the house oversight committee. let me show you why from our broadcast position here. they wanted to know why omar gonzalez was able to make it from that fence, down on pennsylvania avenue, all the way across the north lawn, sprinting, until he got to the north portico, and the front door of the white house, behind those columns. the director did acknowledge in the classic washington formulation that mistakes were made. >> we all are outraged within the secret service. >> reporter: director pierson answered questions for more than three hours tuesday. confirming omar gonzalez was able to get more than 100 feet into the white house. but offering little explanation for the agency's original statement, which suggested he'd been stopped just inside the front

julia pierson resigned. >> she turned it over and handed it to the president. >> i'm charlie rose withhis morning health officials in texas are trying to track down people at risk of getting ebola. thomas eric duncan is the first person to be diagnosed with the virus in the united states. four of his family members have been told to stay home and not have visitors. the cdc is monitoring 12 to 18 people he may have come in contact with since last month. and a dallas official reports that in turn those people were in contact with more than 80 other people. >> five kids are among those possibly exposed putting some dallas schools on alert today. the three paramedics who took duncan to the hospital are also in isolation. >>> we're talking about another deadly risk, end row virus. it's spread from 12 to 42 states in three weeks and now doctors are worried the virus is linked to the deaths of four patients including a 10-year-old rhode island girl. dr. holly phillips is here. good morning. >> good morning, norah. >> four patients have died after testing positive for the enterovirus. is it cl

white house had not been briefed. >> reporter: the first person to head to secret service, julia pierson took over months ago. more changes may be necessary. >> i'm glad that she's reeleavi. there's a cultural problem that needs to be addressed. as i told her today, i don't think she's in a position to be leading. >> clancy will serve as an independent director. it could include recommendations on a permanent replacement from outside the agency. omar gonzalez who scaled the white house fence and botted across the lawn and through the front door appeared wednesday. he remains in custody. norah? >> all right. bill, thank you. that new secret service interim director joe clancy is 58 years old. he retired three years ago. clancy joined in the 1980s. bill daley was in charge when clancy was in charge of protecting the president. good morning. >> good morning, norah. >> you were with him and sought him for years. do you think he'll be good. >> he has come from the heist ranks, has held the highest level in the secret service. it says a lot. i think he knows there has to be a transparency but

edward pierson said he warned people about exhausted employees pushed to increase production. pierson said he has concerns about all boeings, not just the max. >> i would say as the investigators go in, thoroughly investigate that factory. >> a boeing representative said any concern by pierson and the max accidents is completely unfounded. >>> oscar winner cuba gooding jr. faces new allegations of sexual misconduct. "the new york times" says that seven more accusers have come forward. 22 women now accuse gooding of sexual misconduct. he's not been charged in any of these latest allegations because the statute of limitations has expired. he was charged with groping three women in new york in 2018 and 2019. he pleaded not guilty. >>> this morning we mourn the loss of pete frates. he helped inspire the ice bucket challenge. he died yesterday after battling als or lou gehrig's disease for nearly eight years. nearly 8 million took part. frates' family calls him a, quote, noble fighter who inspired us all to use our talents and strengths in the service of ores. it's safe to say that

. >> reporter: pierson feels let down too. he's the uncle of escapee jenkins who pierson says he raised like a son. >> if i had the opportunity to talk to him, i would talk to him, what's the deal. >> reporter: pierson got a call from prison officials september 27 and drove 30 miles to pick up his newly freed nephew. >> all seemed too good to be true? >> unfortunately yes. things that appear too good to be true you probably want to check them out again. >> reporter: investigators have seized computers and printers from the prison where the two escapes. jenkins and walker will be sent to a different facility. >> mark thank you. the nation's biggest bank is facing a $13 billion fine this morning for its role in the mortgage meltdown. jp morgan chase negotiated the tentative settlement on civil charges with the justice department. the deal does not end a criminal probe and could set a standard on cracking down on bank behavior. bill is the author of three best selling books and a managing director another jp morgan chase until 20

the shooter who has killed himself has been identified as 18-year-old karl pierson. who participated in bible studies. he came in openly with a shotgun in hand looking for a teacher. he wrote on his facebook page health care, republican party, let them die. gun violence let them die. is this really the side you want to be on. said to be very opinionated. some people said he was kind of bullied for his opinions, and others said he was just a kid who was well liked by everybody. making it all the more mysterious why a bright young kid from an apparently normal middle-class family could do something like this. anthony, vinita? >> barry petersen in centennial colorado. thanks. >>> today is one year since the massacre at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut. the residents are asking for quiet. they're asking houses of worship to ring their bells once for each of the 26 victims 20rks first graders and six adults. he also oldered flags to fly at half-staff. the white house will have a moment of silence to remember the victims of the shooting. >> the midwest

. >> pierson denied the call ever took place during an interview on fox news monday night. >> katrina cursed and said, he said it. did that happen? >> no, ed, that did not happen. it sounds like she's writing a script for a movie. >> reporter: the white house and trump campaign have not provided a response to this new development but just minutes ago, pierson and patton issued a joint statement saying no one ever denied the existence of conversations about a reported "a betwe "apprentice tape." of course there were multiple discussions about it. they claim they were only denying one specific conference call with frank huluntz who has denied ever hearing an alleged trump tape. >> omarosa is with us. her new memoir "unhinged" is published by a division of simon and schuster which is owned by cbs. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's start with the tape. you said you had done some taping when you were fired to protect yourself. >> uh-huh. >> but this is during the campaign. >> absolutely. >> why are you taping things in the middle of the campaign? >> the moment we start talking about

he graduated from kingsley - pierson high school and iowa state university. each branch of the armed forces was represented at yesterday's service... with a presentation of each branch's flag. 3 "i have enjoyed my time in the service and very honored to have spent an entire career come back to see that other people appreciate what i do, it's fantastic."3 colonel hagan's nephew was also part of the service... singing the marine corps hymn as the marines' flag was presented. 3 more than 200 veterans and members of military families were well - taken care of at the operation engage america event yesterday at the american red crossoperation engage america is a non - profit organization started by a couple who's son committed suicide... because of post traumitic stress disorder. the group teamed up with support siouxland soldiers to help veterans learn about symptoms... and options for help... with p - t - s - d. quite a few local organizations teamed up to help offer a free meal... groceries... coats for kids... and even hair cuts and massages for veterans and th

>> i think david pierson. the silver fox. he was so smart. he won 105 races.d a limited schedule most of the time. so the 105 wins that david pierson has. they're high quality wins and i loved racing with him. he would be one of the guys, you wouldn't see him all day, but when the checkered flag was ready to fly, he was there. >> who do you like this year, danica is full-time in nascar now, right? >> the daytona 500 is coming up on the 26th and danica will be in the field. don't count her out. can she win? can trevor bayne, the kid that won last year? >> who would have thought that? >> don't count her out. i think she'll be a big surprise. carl edwards will be look r for redemption. he and tony stewart. >> jimmie johnson. mr. five-time. he's going to fight back in. jeff gordon is not done, tony stewart is not done, kyle busch and the childress brothers. >> do you wish you could be back? >> at times. i see sundays when i wish i was out there and something happens and i remember why i quit. >> the book, was it hard to write a book and look back as well as think

service aft the washington examiner says an pierson agent who protects president obama had a semi automaticport follows monday's swearing in of joseph clancy. he led the president detail josep before retiring from the secret t's service in 2011. meanwhile, a california congresswoman wants new york police commissioner bill bratton to take over and nypd spokesman says bratton wants to stay in to sta new york. >> interesting. >>> authorities in new york say identity theft at saks fifth avenue was an inside job.ide at least eight people including four saks employees are accused employe of using stolen information to tolen rip off more than $400,000 in merchandise. that included a $10,000 purse 0,000 pu and $2,000 pair of shoes. officials say they found much of the loot in the alleged ring leaderer's home. >>> two astronauts have work to do this morning outside the international space station. reid wiseman and europe poon colleague in the middle of a seven-hour spacewalk. they are try to move a failed a fueling pump. nasa plans another spacewalk next week. >>> ahead on" cbs this morning,". you'v

thunder and lightning to our west could move into portions of chatham and orange county and towards pierson county throughout the morning so stay alert there. let's get to though temperatures before you head out the door, 73 lewisburg, 71 henderson, 71 south hill. afternoon high of 82 with showers continuing as we head into the afternoon hours. that's your latest forecast. hand it over to ali. >>> good morning. we have a there and we are going to show you them right now. one of them being the fog and heavy delays i-440, newborn avenue. we're off to an extremely busy start as well as raleigh map spotted with crashes. let's take you to one right now causing moderate delays on u.s. 70, a heads up on the eastbound side near nightdale road. we'll have more in a few e problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve prob

her name is julia pierson, a 30- year veteran.ecret service. one of pierson's chief jobs will be repairing the tarnished public immake of the secret service. they were embarrassed last year after some of the agents preparing for president obama's shift to colombia hired prostitutes. >>> the cia is considering whether a woman acting the head of clan destin services -- clandestine services should get the job. right now he's undercover, cannot be named. she has reportedly the support within those in the cia. critics say she's helped run the controversial detention and interrogation programs after 911. she also signed off in 2005 to destroying videotapes of prisoner abuse. >>> the number of homeless people in the u.s. is expected to drop dramatically in the next decade. the reason is a little ominous, though, as people who lived on the streets 30 years ago die of premature old age. the san francisco "chronicle" reports those are the young people who became homeless and fell through the safety net during the 1980s recession or became h

springville will take on kingsley-pierson at 1:30. and 1a will wrap up with exira elk horn- kimbalton and newell-fonda. 2a play will start tonight at 5 with western christian and central decatur. pekin will face okoboji at 6:45. and the day will wrap up with unity christian and west branch at 8:30. let's first get a check on good morning. today is starting out nice with temps above freezing headed for highs in the 50s. the wind will switch back to the north this afternoon, clouds will increase and temps will fall quickly. snow is on the way tonight with accumulations expected north of i-80. another chance for snow arrives thursday before temps warm back up next weekend. have if you want to bundle great tv with high-speed internet, then call centurylink at... ask for the directv select package, bundled with centurylink internet. you get all the channels you love, plus hbo, starz, showtime, and cinemax at no extra cost for the first three months. and you also get up to 12 megs of internet. all for about 40 bucks a month for 12 months. t

gonzalez's breach along with a number of secret service director blunders led julia pierson to resign. joseph clancy took over as interim director this month. unlike last time the president was at the white house when this incident happened last night, but the jumper was captured so quickly he was never considered to be in any real danger. charlie? >> bill, thanks. >>> this morning the japanese company who makes air bags is being investigated. we've been followed the story for weeks. jeff glor is here with the information on their responding poorly. >> they said not only that they made mistakes but that the threat from these air bags is greater than first realized. seemingly minor accidents like this are among those being investigated. an air bag deploys, yet shrapnel is fired out. this one happened in florida. >> the only difference between this piece of shrapnel shooting him in the leg than the heart was a small difference. it was pure luck. >> reporter: now in a new release, the national highway traffic safety administration or nhtsa is acknowledged the risk from these air backs ma

. >> julia pierson reportedly said it needed to be like disney world. they could get into the white house but they could never remember where they parked. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> i'm a seen your vice president here. >> whoa. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." a freelance cameraman is the fifth to test positive for ebola. 33-year-old ashoka mukpo was diagnosed thursday. he just started working with an nbc crew in liberia. >> they say ashoka mukpo's condition was caught very early. none of them have shown any ebola symptoms. >> in dallas this morning a woman link to another ebola patient said she's tired of being quarantined. thomas eric duncan is the first person to be diagnosed with ebola in the united states. >> authorities ordered four people to not leave the apartment where duncan stay before he was hospitalized. manuel bojorquez is at the hospital treating duncan where they figured out how he slipped through the tracks. good morning. >> r

he lied in the ray rice case, the pierson case.now this guy's a flaming lier. >> he also called the nfl a kangaroo court. >>> a wantering army major 18 years ago, we'll talk to the man who created the character that led to a blockbuster movie starring tom,, >>> women in sports could be losing out on their health. a leading orthopedic surgeon is in our toyota green room with the syndrome that can put top athletes at risk, that is next risk.bs this morning." that's next on "cbs this morning". made a simple tripvere chto the grocery storeis anything but simple. so finally, i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, ha

tanner pierson wins the game in overtime! >> on "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> valentine's day around the corner. everybody in the mood. >> i love you so much. i obamacare about you more than you know. that's right, obamacare. >>> welcome to the weekend, everyone. vinita nair is off so elaine quijano is with us. >> great to be here. >> welcome. a great show. we will take you to brooklyn to show you new york's latest crowning achievement. the king theater once home to hollywood glamour but it fell into disrepair. now 95 million renovation has brought the theater back. we will give you a tour and a special saturday session there with the grammy nominated band wilko. >> andrew got a job at his local italian restaurant. since then, he has won multiple james beard awards and a he partnered up with robert de niro in "the dish." >>> we will take you inside the world of political fact checking later in the show. >>> we begin this morning with a countdown to tonight's republican presidential debate, the last before the key south ca

he replaced julia pierson who abruptly stepped down due to security breaches. in september, a fence jumper made it into the white house through the unlocked front door and into the east room before he was apprehended and later that month a report surfaced that in 2011 it took four days for the agency to realize the white house had been hit with gunfire. >> without question the agency has been severely damaged in recent years by failures raging from misconduct and breakdowns undermining the trust and confidence that previous generations worked so hard to establish. >> president obama was briefed. he wants a tough, thorough investigation. it is said this was not only embarrassing but potentially dangerous. charlie? >> thanks. isis militants are fighting iraqi troops and militias. holly williams is south of tikrit with one pro-government militia and she joins us on the phone. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm about five miles south of tikrit. iraqi forces have entered and are retaking the city street by street. they're just days away from recapturing th

. >> reporter: eric pierson, ceo of spark, says his organization provides medical marijuana to some 20,000 clients. but retail sales may not be permitted until january 2018. it will be legal to grow and it can't buy it sf. >> that's true. >> reporter: by voting yes on prop 64. >> reporter: the approval of prop 64 launches the state on establishing a system for moving marijuana from the black market to the retail market. >> it's done! right? california will move forward and tax and regulate marijuana for adult use. >> california has sent that message pauverl to the res from my perspective. >> reporter: last night, nevada and massachusetts approved measures to legalize marijuana for recreational use and joining the district and four other states. a former measure was defeated in arizona and votes are still being counted in maine. >> look. it was a big night for those that believe that we have been on an incarceration binge the last 40 years. those who believe that criminalizing people's behavior as it relates to personal choice and drug use somehow is going to law, marijuana remains illegal

on september 30th, a congressional committee questioned julia pierson, the secret service director, aboutuding the most recent white house jumper. >> it's clear our security plan was not properly executed. >> reporter: she failed to mention the cdc incident. she also did not tell the white house about it. >> you didn't know about it until yesterday? >> reporter: tate is also angry initial reports indicated he was a convicted felon. he said he has no criminal conviction. >> i always try to do the right thing. i know this is not right what's been happening to me. and it has to be reconciled. >> tate told us he has still never been told exactly why he was fired. he also says, norah, that he's considering a wrongful termination suit against his former employer. >> mark, thank you. you never know all the details in the case. it seems like he lost his job over -- >> you don't know the details, but the details we're hearing don't sound good. >> simply trying to do his job. >> that's right. >> to be continued. >>> there is growing concern inside the intelligence community that extremist groups ma

this is particularly embarrassing for the secret service because new director julia pierson has beenlying with the president aboard air force one and was on the trip and ordered the agents sent home. >> major, thanks. >>> it is time to show you some of this morning's headlines. "the houston chronicle" says a ship channel is open after a major oil spill. ship traffic was closed for three days. a barge collision may have caused nearly 170,000 gallons of oil to leak. but bad weather today could complicate the cleanup. >>> "the washington post" says the supreme court appears divided in a case it heard yesterday on birth control. at issue, whether businesses can be exempt from providing contraception to employees for religious reasons. birth control coverage is required by the health care law. the court's three female justices disputed claims by two corporations. >>> "the los angeles times" says air pollution kills one in eight people around the globe. according to the w.h.o., more than 4 million of those people die as a result of indoor pollution like cooking with coal or wood stoves. >>

he replaced julia pierson ho stepped down following a string of embarrassing security breaches. >> the call to restore operation operationaloperation operational excellence was too urgent to ignore. >> reporter: a fence jumper made it into the east room before he was apprehended. and later that month, a report surfaced that in 2011 it took four days for the agency to realize the white house had been hit with gunfire. >> without question the agency has been severely damaged in recent years by failures ranging from disgraceful misconduct on the part of some employees to operational breakdowns that undermine the trust and confidence that previous generations worked so hard to establish. >> reporter: president obama was personally briefed on this episode and made it clear he wants a of you it thorough investigation. the republican and democrats who lead the house dmat supervises, or oversees the secret service said the situation was not only embarrassing but potentially dangerous. charlie? >> major, thanks. >>> in iraq this morning government forces are pushing deeper into the city of tikr

he lied in the rae rice case and the pierson case. how many times do you need to hear he's a filming liar. >> he also called the nfl a kangaroo court. >>> we'll talk to the man who created a character who led a block buster movie >>> women in sports could be losing out on their health. we have the syndrome that could put even top athletes at risk. that snekt on "cbs this morning." my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis made a simple trip to the grocery store anything but simple. so finally, i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious alle

leroy pierson was at the clemson party. >> all i could see is just falling like this and then i wake up, because i blacked out, and i see, like, girls everywhere with blood all over their face. >> reporter: party goer nicole dennis also fell. >> crazy, like you never think you're going to go to a party and the floor is going to cave in. >> clemson university says they're monitoring the situation and offering support services to the affected students. the city's planning and code department will investigate to determine if the 14 year old building had structural issues or if it was over capacity that night. we reached out to property management and they have not gotten back to us. >> group of students said they did a lot of praying after surviving that. thank you. >>> millions of americans are dreaming about winning tomorrow's mega millions jackpot. now the largest in world history. the prize is about $1.6 billion as of this morning. that just beat the power ball drawing in 2016. mark strassmann is at a store in marietta, georgia, where customers are hoping for an historic payout. mar

. >> and a report this morning raises new questions about the secret service after director julia piersonects president obama had a semi-automatic handgun from his car five years ago. the agent was never disciplined. >> acting director joseph clancy led the president's detail before retiring from the secret service in 2011. a california congresswoman wants new york police commissioner bill bratton to take over the secret service. a spokesman said bratton wants to stay in new york. >> interesting. >>> authorities in new york say identity theft at saks fifth avenue was an inside job. at least eight people, including four saks employees are accused of using stolen information to rip off more than $400,000 in merchandise. that included a $10,000 purse, wow, and $2,000 pair of shoes. officials say they found much of the loot in the alleged ringleader's home. >>> two astronauts have work to do outside the international space station, nasa's reed wiseman and a europe colleague will start a seven-hour space walk to repair a cooling area. nasa plans another space walk next week. >>> ahead on "cbs