last week, he spoke with lee cowan and reflected on his time in the white house. >> there are times where you get tired. there are times where you're frustrated. >> reporter: do you wonder why you did this? >> absolutely. and, yet, there has not been a day that i have not walked into the oval office and understood that, at no point in my life, will i ever have the chance to do as much good and make as much of a difference in the lives of people as i do right now, and going to try to squeeze every last little bit of good work that i can while i still have the chance. >> reporter: if you could run for a third term, would you? >> no, i wouldn't. number one, michelle wouldn't let me. you know, this is a big sacrifice and a great privilege, but its takes a toll on family life. this is a process in which the office should be continually renewed by new energy and new ideas and new insights, and although i think i am as good of a president as i've ever been right now, i also think that there comes a point where you don't have fresh legs, and, you know, that is when you start making mistakes or th

. >> that was lee cowan reporting. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a look at gender pricing and how women often pay a higher price for the same product as men. plus the ceo of zillow.com studio and we will show you a company that sets up workers on blind dates at the office. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching.

this morning, he'll be looking back and ahead with our lee cowan. >> let me look at this one last time. >> there are a lot of last

in an interview for this weekend's "sunday morning" program, he spoke with leah lee cowan. >> what is inexplicable and figure it out that there was a problem there and there was lead in the water, the notion that immediately families weren't notified, things weren't shut down, that shouldn't happen exwmp. it's also an indication of sometimes we downplay the role that an effective government has to play in protecting the public health and safety of people. and, clearly, the system here broke down. >> pelley: that breakdown means that flint's 100,000 residents cannot use their tap water. the silent poisoning began in 2014 when, to save money, flint switched from detroit's water to the flint river. the river corroded the pipes, releasing the lead. lead can cause brain damage, especially in children. last night, the governor apologized, and adriana diaz has the latest. >> did you get a water tester? >> yes, i have a bottle. >> reporter: this is abbey carradine's new normal-- worrying about water. lead testing. the state water department says she may not know the results for weeks. >> ever

president obama, who now has slightly less this morning, he'll be looking back and ahead with our lee cowan. >> let me look at this one last time. >> there are a lot of last moments coming up this year for the president. and a lot of reflecting. not only on what he's accomplished but what he hasn't. >> one thing that gnaws on me is the degree of continued polarization. it's gotten worse over the last several years. >> the end of a term and beginning of a life after politics. later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: today is a big day for the nfl with both conference championship games on tap. but what happens on the gridiron could have a long term impact that goes well beyond deciding the next month's super bowl contenders. mo rocca will report our cover story. >> the $10 billion business of and the nfl says, safer than ever. small consolation to former dallas cowboy great, tony dorsett. what kinds of things started happening? >> well, memory, man. places that i go to on a regular basis all of a sudden rhyme just wondering, how do i get there. >> the lasting impact of concussions on football.

. >> that was lee cowan reporting. >>> coming up after your local a look at gender pricing and how women often pay a higher price for the same product as men. plus the ceo of zillow.com spencer rascoff joins us in the studio and we will show you a company that sets up workers on that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. have a great day. now on daybreak ...it's a great day to be a panthers fan! the team is heading to super bowl 50...after winning the n-f-c championship! good morning. good morning. today is monday,

lee cowan will take us aboard. >> the goodyear blimp is a slice of floating apple pie. it is pure americana. >> there's nothing like the goodyear blimp. >> but making a change in the skies phasing out the blimps in favor of something else. >> will you be sad to see this go? >> of course. it's sad. >> how goodyear plans to continue the tradition later on "sunday morning"? >> osgood: ben trace owe has the latest on the recapture of the mexican druglord known as el chapo. rita braver shows us letters from the hand of earnest hemingway. steve hartman watches a teenage weight lifting star on the rise. but first headlines for this sunday morning the 10th of january, 2016. first things first. nobody won last knit's powerball lottery. so, the jackpot has risen to $1.3 billion. next drawing is wednesday night. good luck. secret interview gave to actor sean penn was released by "rolling stone" helped mexican authorities to track down the notorious druglord el chapo. mexican officials are saying that mexico may be willing to extradite el chapo to the united states. again, ben trac

he talks about thatith lee cowan. >> i got a call from -- >> it is rare that a catchphrase becomes an entire show, and it to have a -o past one season. >> it is show time, folks. >> but bob odenkirk has both. >> "better call saul" is anand i know it. >> how a former comedy sketch writer found his destiny in drama, later on sunday morning. >> reports from the campaign front lines in iowa. dean reynolds explains theitical >> start, steve hartman goes to a town in search of a groundhog and more, but first the headlines for the sunday morning, the 31st of. >> the iowa caucuses are tomorrow, a des moines register poll released last night shows edge over opponent person with any sanders. on the republican side donald trump has widened his lead over senator ted cruz. that poll has a history of uncanny after more than a week on the run, two inmates who escaped from a southern california prison have been arrested in san a man who recognized a white man that authorities say he had stolen led to their capture. >> a third man turned himself in on friday.has decided not to demote former army gener

lee cowan covered mr. obama's first run for the white house and sat down with the president for "sunday morning." >> it is such an extraordinary privilege to have this job. and look, there are times where you get tired. there are times where you're frustrated. >> you wonder why you did this? >> absolutely. and yet there has not been a day that i have not walked into the oval office and understood that at no point in my life will i ever have the chance to do as much good and make as much of a difference in the lives of people as i do right now. and that's precious. so i'm going to try to squeeze every last little bit of good have the chance. >> if you're looking for the world's best cars and the workers who make those cars, you need to be in detroit, michigan! >> reporter: the president's visit to detroit, we are toured the north american international auto show this past week, came exactly a year to the day before his successor, whoever he or she may be, will move into the white house and the obamas will m

. >> that was lee cowan reporting. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a look at gender pricing and how women often pay a higher price for the same product as men. plus the ceo of zillow.com spencer rascoff joins us in the studio and we will show you a company that sets up workers on blind dates at the office. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> good morning, big dig out from roughly 2 feet of snow. easier in some neighborhoods than other. but if you have to go to work, there is another problem we'll tell you about. also, at the jersey shore, the flood waters are receding, how much, homeowners, merchants have, major clean up job. how long will it take? and it is a day off for children in philadelphia, your school may be closed, too, check all of the close, concellations and delays on your screen or go to cbsphilly.com. there is a link at the top of the page. good morning, it is monday, january 25th, i'm erika von tiehl. we want to check right in with katie and meisha right now.

lee cowan will have our sunday profile. >> one ringy dingy. >> just one line. lily tomlin can say so much. >> and that's the truthththththth. >> her latest role she finally gets top billing. >> some people should not grow beards. your face looks like an armpit. >> did you want to be a leading woman? >> but i'd like to have movies >> i finally achieved one. the timeless talents of lily tomlin, later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: martha teichner plums the mystery of the sinking of the laws takennian. anna werner tours some of chicago's greatest architectural treasures. steve hartman has new chapter in the tale of the ugly christmas tree. we remember singer naturally cole. first headlines for this first sunday morning of the new year, january 3, 2016. surging mississippi river and some of the tributaries are rushing downstream threatening to flood more cities this week. the st. louis area has sign the worst of it. but could be the next. flooding is blamed for at least 24 deaths. 'region as supreme leader is warning of divine revenge for yesterday's execution of