in fact, it will mark one year since george and amal made their red carpet debut as husband and wife. >> i notice that you have the good husband thing. you were carrying her train up the stairs. >> i didn't want to trip over it. that would be a bad husband thing. >> that is a very jly thing to do. >> he is the perfect gentleman. >> after all the years of the most eligible, it surprised me how easily he adoapted to marrid life. >> she is an amazing human being and one of the smartest people i ever met and has a great sense of humor. >> both continued a frenzied work pace. she was continue her work as a human rights attorney. >> what do you think about her becoming such a fashion icon? >> she has like 11 cases she is working on and she still very much like, i like to wear that dress. and it's crazy. >> one of those cases turned dangerous. in september she traveled to get a political prisoner released. >> you must be very worried about her. how do you deal with that? >> it's tricky. she won't let me go with her because she's a grown woman with her own career. but it's tough when they're

it's like we have another van for the suitcases. >> but all kidding aside, amal is now helping to go back in her home country by creating a scholarship fund, the amal clooney scholarship so one woman from lebanon can go to college each year. our romance report card takes a look at the celebrity couples who called it quits in 2015 and the one who's walked down the aisle. >> sophia had a gorgeous two piece custom made dress. >> from joe and sophia who we just spotted celebrating an occasion and how jen and justin kept their wedding a secret. >> but first -- 50 years of day time drama. the iconic soap opera "dafz our lives" is celebrating the golden anniversary. the popular and often edgy soap holds the record for being nbc's longest scripted daytime drama. >> there is such high water marks to a career. and this doesn't get any better than this. >> no show lasts forever. no job lasts foreenvironment eastern -- forever. >> the show was invited to join a few items to the smithsonian american culture. who's the rebel now? no way. yes way! savor a bacon egg cheese biscuit any time you like.

look at he amal has style to diefor. >> yes, she does. so does our next star.cted the art of the girl squad. she kept us guessing about her exes with hermusic, but she has a man now. number three, taylor swift. ♪ >> oh, it's going to be just my friends ev on tour. they're sort of like anunspoken code that we're there for each other and we would never turn on each other. it's kind of like this alliance that is the best kind of friendship you can have. >> from john legend and lisa kudrow, taylor made concert tour the greatest drop-by ever. then there's this. taylor and calvin. they built a snowman together in vail last week. he spent the holiday with their family. after nine months together, it looked like things could be getting serious. not bad for the girl who told us this back at the grammys i february. >> i'm not going to walk home with any men tonight. i'm going to go hang out with friends. then i go home for the cat. men get me in trouble. >> tomorrow, taylor would debut her high anticipated music video for "out of the woods," but let's break down some of

i also asked cindy if she gives amal advice about how to deal with the paparazzi. she said she handles it so well she doesn't need any of her advice. >> i don't think she needs any advice. she scored clooney. think about. that. all right. kendall jenner also became a year. she emerged as the fashion designer wanted on that cat kendall slowed down long enough to talk to our carly seal. >> hi, kendall. >> hi. >> how are you? >> thank you for having me. >> of course. >> this is awesome. >> this dress is gorgeous. >> what it is like to be kendall jenner, being the toast of the town? >> honestly, it's a dream come true. i mean, exhausting but cool. i love it. >> just 20 years old, kendall's high fashion career set her apart from her sisters. flying back and forth from l.a. and new york to london and paris, she's got the life we >> you also have such an awesome model friend squad. kara, bella, gigi. >> yes. >> what it is like behind the scenes when you guys get together? >> we're like all super close and to be able to have such good friends doing the same exact same thin

amal suspect was hanging out the windows shooting at police.ficer was injured in the shootout with the suspect. there is still a search for a third person for it that has been detained in now questioned at the same. 14 people killed. that helps people what--14 people killed at the center that helps people with developmental issues. >> grant: they have just quitted out at 9:00. and we will keep posted on that of when the press conference will continue. >> pam: our tech reporter gabe slate joins us he has been monitoring social media. whether people same tonight? >> gabe: there is a lot of people angry. there has been talk about gun control a lot of people are for it and against it. >> gabe: people have attached those words or similar expressions to any image of san most >> gabe: of the images are shore like this one to rid the world is gone prayer the world is gone crazy prayers for those in san bernadine know. >> gabe: dan hess tech gun control is trending on twitter. like josh, welcome to america with the zero days since the last mass shooting

this we think will have a lot of applications in veterinary valuable working d ds or s sw dogs or a amal people love and want the breed. >> reporter: it's not just genetic lines like best in show that could benefit, but entire breeds like collies known for eye problems, dalmatians prone to urinary stones andnd golden reover thes susceptible to certain cancer could help. >> we can use new technologies in gene editing, and we can use that to try to fix those defects and prevent the d dease before it even starts. >> reporter: red and green were among seven ivf puppies born this past july. travis loves what his research has brought into his life. >> i love them very much. thth need a little more house breaking, though. >> reporter: though some traits even science might find a challenge to correct. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all the jury find the defendant guilty."why a convicted murderer's family says the verdict should have been tougher. tougher.plus ...changes coming. "we're looking at every single as

amal clooney. that was good that you remembered the gloves. >> that is kerry washington. >> yes! >> that was, oh, that's such a good show. >> that is definitely gaga. >> yes, i remember those gloves. i remember those. >> and what's the last one? taylor swift! >> yeah, we did pretty well. those were good. >> all right, so we know you year's eve. and this happens, sometimes you get all dressed up and somebody drops a glass of wine or something on your outfit. well, we have an idea for you. we have something that is a spill-proof item, clothing item. >> by vardama. >> and he's wearing the spill-proof shirt and tie. >> it's on a youtube channel. the material is infused with a spill-resistant fabric that makes it water resistant without compromising the breathability. >> so we're going to throw some happens. >> i brought my own wine. ready? >> hold on. hold on. >> alex had a drinking problem. >> you want to throw it on the front? >> cheers, happy new year's. >> i think we should show red. because white's not going to you do it. >> back up, everybody. first, some in his mouth. >> that

amalou's findings.t timely take for the league to recognize they have a major issue on their hands and they have to address it? >> they're doing what they can to have this not quite be as true as it is. the issue is not just the big dramatic hits in the game that seem obviously people are getting hurt, getting their heads bashed in. the issue is the subconcussive hits that the linemen take each and every single play in each and every single practice. what is happening around the skull is being jostled around. that's what the skype 'tises find causes cte, baked into the game. the question is what are we going to do to save our game by saving our players? >> jeanne, is this will saving or changing the game? some are going to be concerned that to have restrictions on the sport to make it safe but if you do so you're fundamentally changing what as steve was just describe something a fundamentally violent game? >> it's a fundamentally violent game and the question is, either we take it, the head out of the g

joining us from washington is yemeni political analyst, amal handana, sana, always good to see you. let's start with the humanitarian crisis. the u.n. says yemen is on the brink.famine. you still have family over there. what do they tell you? >> it's getting worse and worse. a lot of things are on the black market. to the point that we expect water sooner or later will be on the black market. 80% of the population, 20 million people don't have access to clean water and this is according to the u.n, a lot of the people injured in this are civilians, 86% have turned out to be civilians. that means both sides of this conflict have not paid attention to the people they are attacking are combatants. a lot of students are missing out on the education they should be taking. so it is very bad all around. >> the future of yemen which is already of course in doubt and today two saudi senior commanders were killed by a houthi attack and reports are that many other saudi troops were also killed, the ceasefire that was already supposed to begin was postponed until the morning. that doesn't seem

. >> i illegal amal husbandry? >> no. recording device on your person. >> go for it. >> all right. if you would, could you rewrite the letters in this caption image? what you see there? weave you w write the caption so we know that you're not a box. fingerprints real quick. the right hand here. right there. okay. do you agree to provide a sample for drug intake analysis? >> yes. >> okay. that's great. go ahead and have that number seven looked at. >> okay. >> five-second rule. >> what are you doing? >> super salad? >> at this time, salad. >> lad? >> yeah. >> ranch, blue cheese, thousand >> vinaigrette. >> what is all of this for? >> you know lawyers. i understanandrom time to time, during the shoe, a fish may be placed on my head? you're okay wh that? i'm just going to put yes, just in case. it's part of the whole -- please take off your shoes and anything metal in your pocket. put them in this plastic bi >> my shoes? >> yeah. anything metal. keep your shoe in the bucket. >> okay. >> that will be fine. that just satisfies that. it's just legalese, blah, blah, blah. anything else me

we have unstable people who are an amal game of different insecurities and instability. and this anger can than personal can then be wrapped in an ideology anding you can have something we've seen this week. >> this is still a theory. from what we are learning about the two shooters right now, it does seem they were living a double life. they went to great extremes to cover up their tracks. they damaged a hard drive as well. is it surprising to you that they went to this amount of effort to basically disguise what they were doing? if this were a work place violence case strictly, why would they be getting rid of their cell phones or hard drives? and there have been some connections. look, we've sen haelged conversations with other extremists. but the bottom line is, we have to keep that book open. >> no one expected this, no one saw this coming. do you buy that? no one had any clue what these two people were up to? >> no. >> why not? >> people leave a trail. i'm not saying most of their friends or even some of their family members, but we find a lot of times a precursor

bennett amal sent the message in an op-ed piece for the "new york times."e advocates against children participating in high impact sports until at least age 17. he equates football and other contact sports with other public health hazards like smoking, alcohol consumption and asbestos. >>> scientists at harvard say flavoring linked to severe respiratory disease was found in three-quarters of the e- greats and re-- e-cigarettes and refills they tested. resevenest say most contained neverring chemicals that could cause lung -- flavoring chemicals that could cause lung damage. >>> in 2016 a company plans to release 31 original series. that includes ten feature films, 12 documentaries and 30 children's perhaps. all of that is compared to the 16 original series it produced this year. >> reporter: students at bethesda-chevy chase high school and other montgomery county schools will likely start next school year three days early, wednesday, august 24. the change is happening so muslim students can have the holiday eid off september 12, 2016. the board of education

amnesty international is eating out on his behalf and so is amal clooney to speak with them.is a disgrace. one hopes leaders at this conference will remember his leadership and speak up a little bit on his behalf. and because sadly after the gun was put to his head and he was deposed in a military coup, the u.s., i believe, was the first, if not one of the first countries, to recognize the new government. it is really, really sad. it is not as if the maldives has some sort of enormous strategic value to anyone. it has enormous moral value. this is 1000 island stretching across the indian ocean with the highest point in the archipelago only a few meters above sea level. for are the poster child where not to be in a warming world. it was nasheed who promised to take his whole country carbon-neutral by 2020, instead, the dictators running it now are inviting the oil industry in to drill around the edges of those islands. if you want to think about irony, it doesn't get much better than that. amy: folks should check out our interview with mohammed nasheed before he was imprisoned

bennett amalou, the nigerian born medical examiner who was the first to make the link between playingnd long-term brain damage. and so it's one of those agenda movies that has a case too make, that dramatizes it. dramatizes it very well, alec baldwin is in it. some worried that the nfl has bought the filmmakers off. it's hardly true at all. it's very hard hitting. you go to will smith, you know he's a good dramatic actor, but you never forget he's a star. this is the first movie where i forgot i was watching will smith, i really bought into him as this character. >> this is timely, we have the rose bowl coming up and the super bowl. this is a time where people need to stay in tune with what's going on. >> if people are really into football, they need to know the physical cost of it. >> an inspirational tale with jennifer lawrence, reuniting with director david o. russell who had her in american hustle and the silver lining's playbook, it's what david oh, russell does, he puts family all in one room and they squabl with each other. invented the miracle mop and went on to home shopping

bennett amalou. he says to rents, don't let you kids play football. we'll talk too him about that. >>> now to the hot air balloon that came down in the middle of a san diego neighborhood. etch on the ground racing to save itrom crashing into hoho. t.j. holmes is here with at the story. good morning. >> reporter: you remember the game tug of war. imagine playing that against a 2.5-on the hot air balloon with that's what a group of neighbors in california had to do. and they won. a hot air balloon carrying about aozen people nearlyy crashes into this rancho santa fe neighborhood. families scrambled to get out their homes. >> this is quite a thing. >> reporter: andatch nervously. >> the balloon was going in the wrong direction. it was going land on the interception. cars were going back and forth. >> reporter: heart-stopping moments ast runs dirececy into a tree. flames tangling dangerouslylwith the brampls. it connues to fall. the pilot decides, his only hope, the bystanders on the ground. and he lowers a rope. >> he's trying to land it in is street. >>