for "cbs this morning," i'm seth doane in tokyo. >> he is terrific. >> i love watching him. he is thrilling to watch and i love when he asked his driver to take him to the ballpark after a concert. >> another good part of the red sox nation.

>>> after getting frustrating it's taking to long to get your checked-in bag. >> when you get that bag, you're so happy to see it, what do you pdo? grab it and run away. no. take an extra two minutes and open that bag at the carousel. people who steal luggage don't steal luggage but items from the luggage and you better find out right then and there. >> what is your favorite app in terms of checking travel? >> flight view is detailed tracking on the flight. the other one i love is called just landed and tells your friends when to leave to pick you up. >> that is smart! >> that is.

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bail in new york city. he allegedly gained access of actors and some of the material videos and no victims were named. >>> "the seattle times" reports on the washington governor's outrage over the mistaken early release of thousands of prisoners. washington freed up to 3,200 millions too soon. governor jay inslee says they don't know if they committed additional crimes. the corrections department has

to make sure our country is safe and strong. >>> it is wednesday, december 23rd, 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead, d including the medical challenges of the common cold. dr. tara narula explains why finding a cure is such a complicated process. but first, here is today's "eye opener" at 8:00.

i have asthma, and occasionally i've heard people talking behind my back about not wanting to be near me because i have asthma. i mean, people, it's not contagious. >> you are looking at somebody that's had a lot of terrible things said about me. luckily i'm old enough that it doesn't particularly bother me, but i can't imagine what it's like to be a young person in today's world where that's coming at you all the time. so i do think we all have to speak up and speak out about trying to create an atmosphere where bullying is not

responsibility of our own self. and don't -- you can break the curse. you don't have to be with your mother if she was a crack head and your father was a drunk. you can break the curse and become better and want better. >> by extension you have to extend that to the muslim community also and it's not about racism. it's about culture. it's about a culture where you speak up if you see something >> a large percentage of the muslim population in new york city are african-american people. when trump comes out and attacks an entire religion, it just