today, anthony mason sees them for the first time. >> it is my greatest wish that all of these letters be acknowledged. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. >> pelley: good evening, this is our western edition andçóñh francisco.ÑiñrñrÑiÑiñrçó tonight, we have video never shown publicly before from the chaotic scene of that asiana airlines crash landing in san francisco last summer. the video's important because it may answer a key question: how was a teen-aged girl who survived the impact later killed by a fire truck? some of the video comes from that truck. 16-year-old ye meng yuan was one of three people from the plane to die; 304 others survived. her parents are suing the city of san francisco, claiming the rescuers were reckless and poorly trained. anna werner has the story and the video. >> reporter: this video is from a camera mounted on a firefighters' helmet. >> right through there! that's it! >> reporter: it was provided to us by a source close to the family of ye meng yuan. >> don't go in there. if anybody is t

. >> pelley: and anthony mason remembers folk singer pete seeger, his music and his message. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. you can be sure the heat will be cranked up in the car tonight when president obama makes his way to the capitol for his fifth state of the union address. it's 19 degrees here, heading down to 14, and that's just tip of the iceberg across much of the country. the mid-atlantic states are getting another round of dangerously cold temperatures, and the south is seeing something it almost never sees-- snow. atlanta got about 2.5 inches, but that was enough to cause big problems in a city not used to it. in chicago, the temperature hit 11 degrees-- 11 below 0. we have a team of correspondents covering the severe weather affecting an estimated 70 million americans. first, manuel bojorquez in north carolina. manuel. >> reporter: well, scott, freezing rain has started to fall here, but fayetteville is expected to get up to six inches of snow, its worst storm in three years. drivers unaccustomed to slick roads are going nowhere fast. crews in north c

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >>> well, on the "cbs moneywatch" now, yahoo! accounts are targeted by a cyber attack and a stroller recall. # joya dass has that and more. good morning. >> good morning, everyone. asian stocks dipped on a rising yen and tokyo's nikkei lost a half a percent following a two-month low. # hong kong's hang seng index is closed for a holiday. >>> a fourth quarter earnings reported higher. the dow was up 109 points on thursday. the nasdaq gained 1 point. >>> add yahoo! to companies who have been hacked. the e-mails of customers have been stolen. it has. said how many have been affected. it's the second largest service in the world. they say it highlights the importance of changing passwords regularly. >> it may soon cost more to use amazon. the world's largest online retailer is considering a $20 to $40 increase in its prime service. it offers free two-day shipping on most items. amazon says it has not raised the price of prime in nine years. >>> toyota is suspending sales of six of its most popular models heated seats due to the risk

anthony mason looks at what it means to the economy. the u.s. cautions americans that the sochi olympics will be an attractive target for terrorists. margaret brennan on the travel alert. and steve hartman "on the road." if you lined up every teacher in america, she'd be at the head of the class. >> i just think she loves the children. that's really -- i just think she loves them. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. tens of millions of americans have become victims of the same thieves. today target-- the second- largest retailer in america-- revealed that the high tech security breach at its stores was far more extensive than it first announced last month. it could affect more than 100 million customers. as wyatt andrews tells us, it turns out the thieves struck twice. >> reporter: according to target, the same group of hackers that stole the 40 million credit card numbers also pulled off a second and much larger theft-- the personal information of up

anthony mason on what it means. the bitter blast wreaks havoc in the east while the west sees its own strange weather. elaine quijano and john blackstone are on thor a father fights to save one life from the horror of war in syria. and if you don't believe in miracles, think again after steve hartman takes us "on the road." >> i will remember this game for the rest of my life. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. there is breaking news out of texas this evening. where a judge has ordered a hospital to remove life support from a brain dead woman. the hospital had refused because marlise munoz is pregnant. anna werner is at the courthouse in fort worth for us this evening. anna? >> reporter: scott, the state judge ruled the breathing st be turned off no later than monday afternoon. family attorney heather king said this shortly after the ruling. >> this is the decision we sought. there's nothing happy about today. this was a

. >> and i'm anthony mason. here are a few of the stories we'll be looking at on "cbs this morning saturday." a popular restaurant filled with foreigners and dignitaries is attacked inafghanistan. americans are among those killed. >>> they were told the water was safe to use. that turned out to be not true. the continuing nightmare for hundreds of thousands in west virginia. >>> plus, four teams left with only two spots for the super bowl. we'll preview the nfl's conference championships, including a face-off between two of the best quarterbacks ever. >>> and the movie trailer turns 100. we'll take a look at the secrets behind making films that make you want to see the films. all that and much more on "cbs this morning saturday," january 18th, 2014. captioning funded by cbs >>> and welcome to the weekend. we also have some great guests for you this morning, including a singer with a voice as big as her band sharon jones and the dap kings. >>> and a hockey playing chef who's responsible for the gastrorevolution.

. >> and i'm anthony mason. here are a few of the stories we'll be looking at on "cbs this morning saturday." waking up to a polar nightmare. a bla of snow and ice kills at least 16 people and paralyzes portions of the country. how long will the deep freeze last. >> taking time before taking off. new rules about rest for pilots take effect today. >>> plus a new critically acclaimed film looks at artificial intelligence and some of the world's best minds say it's not as far off as you think. how computers are becoming smarter on their own. >>> plus -- ♪ bye-bye love bye-bye happyiness ♪ >> they influenced the beatles, the beach boys and the birds. the world mourns the loss of one of the everybodierly brothers. >> all that and more on "cbs this morning saturday." we also have some great guests for you here in the studio 57 this morning. he's the breakout star of the new coen brothers film, oscar isaac on how his life raddic will i changed after being nominated for a golden globe. >>> plus he is a hot up and comer

. >> and i'm anthony mason. here are a few of the stories we'll be looking at on "cbs this morning saturday." drinking water arrives for some of the 300,000 people still without it after a chemical spill contamination. why officials say they don't know if the water will ever be safe again. >> another major security breach for a nationwide retailer. what it means for shoppers and credit card security at large. >>> plus break out the earplugs. it's been the year of shattering records for the loudest fans. we'll introduce you to the man shattering his ear drum to confirm it for the "guinness book of world records." >>> and see the fantastic colors and shimmering palaces in the amazing world of ice and snow. all that and much more on "cbs this morning saturday," january 11th, 2014. captioning funded by cbs >>> and welcome to the weekend. we also have some great guests for you here in studio 57 this morning. she's the queen of the tennis court, and she'll represent the u.s. at the olympics in russia. we'll ask billie

anthony mason is here today. >> good for us that anthony is here. happy new year. were you up late? >> i'm afraid so. >> hopefully this dress will wake you up. it's shiny. >> you came straight from the party didn't you? >> no. >> it's perfect. >> let's head to the news desk for a check of the morning headlines. >> i'm terrell brown. huge crowds rang in 2014 in cities around the u.s. up to a million people were in new york's time square to see the ball drop. hundreds of thousands watched fireworks over the las vegas strip. other shows drew big crowds in boston philadelphia and atlanta. >>> former first lady barbara bush spent the night in the hospital. she's treated for breathing problems. it's one more health concern for the bush family. >> reporter: the former first lady was admitted here showing signs of pneumonia. we're told she's in good spirits. she's not only receiving excellent care but has been visited by her family including her husband george. h w. bush. the wife of bush 41 has been in and out of the hospital for years. in 20710 she had a mystery illness and was brought to

here is anthony mason. ♪ >> songwriter john sebastian has always written on the guitar.melody. here is a melody that i didn't write that my partner in spoonful, steve boon, said, here's what i got. ♪ i said, it's done. then all you have to do is add -- ♪ >> it's so nice, so straight forward. >> he started as a folk singer in greenwich village. cofounded the rock and roll hall of fame inductees the lovin' spoonfuls. before launching a solo career. >> what does your guitar mean to you? >> it's like a pet. like a really good dog. you really don't want bad things to happen to it. >> the instrument he's playing is his signature martin. he helped design the guitar for the company picking out the hawaii juan wood with which it's made. >> it's a sharper, definition. ♪ it's a little brighter. i asked for a crescent moon, which is to me a symbol of mississippi john heard was my mentor. >> it also has an inlaid lovin' spoonful logo and inside a tie-dyed sebastian at woodstock. >> what is it about mart in. the instruments to my ear they just keep getting better. >> martin may be the

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anthony mason on what it means. the bitter blast wreaks havoc in the east while the west sees its own strange weather. elaine quijano and john blackstone reason r on the story. a father fights to save one life from the horror of war in syria. and if you don't believe in miracles, think again after steve hartman takes us "on the road." >> i will remember this game for the rest of my life.

. >> and i'm anthony mason.here are a few of the stories we'll be looking at on "cbs this morning saturday." still in a deep freeze. most of the nation continues to battle bitter cold and dangerous travel conditions. we'll see how long it could last. >> then, with 10,000 american spectators expected to cheer on the u.s. team at the olympics in russia the state department issues a new warning to take security precautions. >> plus, it's being called the greatest sports deal of all time, unless you're the nba. the contract that may net two brothers billion dollars. >>> and a touchy problem for california sushi chefs. the states want them to wear gloves. all that and much more on "cbs this morning saturday," january, 25th, 2015. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to the weekend, and it's a special weekend for the world of music. the grammys are, of course, tomorrow night. we'll have a preview app late conditions from billboard's joe levy. . >>> and guy clark at 72 and battling cancer he's up for best album of the

anthony mason will tell us her story. >> when roseann cash returned to her father's home recently. >> this would have been my dad's bedroom. >> sparked a soul-searching journey across this house for johnny cash's daughter. >> we arrived where we started and we know it for the first time. that's kind of what happened to me. >> ahead on "sunday morning," roseann cash takes the long way home. ♪ >> osgood: mo rocca looks sible to sherlock holmes. and bill geist with an unlikely restaurant critic. first, headlines of this sunday morning the 19th of january, 2014. gunman armed with machetes killed at least 22 people in central african republic. three are children. happened friday in remote part of the country. the victims were muslims fleeing sectarian violence. the taliban says it was behind friday night's attack on a popular restaurant in cab that you left at least 21 people dead. three americans were killed, the restaurant was populated with foreigners in afghanistan's capital. unionized postal worker services are expected to protest to open dozens of postal centers in staples. will be s

here is anthony mason.phil everly was a teenager when he and his older brother don made their network television debut. the everly brothers had 35 hits at the height of their popularity in the late 1950's and early 1960's. their exquisite harmonies influenced the biggest names in rock music including the beatles, bob dylan, the beach boys and linda ronstadt. >> they have had hit after hit after hit. >> here are the everly brothers. ♪ i've been made blue ♪ i've been lied to ♪ when will i be loved? >>reporter: the brothers went through difficult times and didn't speak for many years. that is until one famous duo brought the brothers back together as the opening act for their world tour. >> the everly's were our heroes and our models it's with enormous pleasure that i introduce you to don and phil the everly brothers. >>reporter: the everly brothers left an indelible mark on the music industry. it's no surprise they were among the first ten performers to be inducted to the rock and roll hall of fame. ♪ dream d

anthony mason looks at what it means to the economy. the u.s.ericans that the sochi olympics will be an attractive target for terrorists. margaret brennan on the travel alert. and steve hartman "on the road." if you lined up every teacher in america, she'd be at the head of the class. >> i just think she loves the children. that's really -- i just think she loves them. captioning sponsored by cbs

anthony mason on what it means.blast wreaks havoc in the east while the west sees its own strange weather. elaine quijano and john blackstone are on thor a father fights to save one life from the horror of war in syria. and if you don't believe in miracles, think again after steve hartman takes us "on the road." >> i will remember this game for the rest of my life. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

anthony mason has some insight on the economy. one of the leading liberals on capitol hill announced he is retiring after 20 terms in the house. democrat henry waxman of california, was part of the post-watergate class of 1974. congressional correspondent nancy cordes spoke to waxman today. >> i would ask-- >> i will have you physically removed from this meeting if you don't stop. >> reporter: on capitol hill, where conflict is a way of life, henry waxman's passion was backed up by productivity. >> it's a landmark piece of legislation. >> reporter: the 74-year-old democrat from los angeles led the fight to invest in aids research, to cut air pollution, and reduce pest sized in produce. his legislation helped pave the way for generic drug, food nutrition labels. >> cigarette are the single most dangerous consumer product ever sold. >> reporter: his assault on big tobacco weakened the industry's image and its power, which throad new federal regulations on cigarettes. what was your secret? because i'm sure a lot of legislators, even

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today, anthony mason sees them for the first time. >> it is my greatest wish that all of these lettersknowledged. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening.

. >>> and anthony mason sits down with this year's grammy nominees for best new artist.ng news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, january 22. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30 on this "hump day." we'll get you out the door with a little traffic and weather. >> is it "hump day" already? >> it is. >> we are just cooking along! cooking indeed. this could be the tenth straight day of record high temperatures around the bay area. we're going to talk about that and some big changes on the way too coming up. >> and we have already an accident heating up the nimitz freeway. this is the 880 in the southbound direction approaching high street. four-car accident blocking the left lane. looks like we have a little bit of slowing northbound now. i'll have details of "kcbs traffic" in a f

one of the top prize honors in all of music anthony mason sat down with the finalists.e scene, they're already raising the bar. ♪ you are the one and only ♪ >> reporter: he may be in the best new artist category but this is ben sheeran's second year as a grammy nominee. last year his first single "the a-team" was up for song of the year. >> i was nominated for a grammy last year and got my hopes up. i feel this year i'm going to go and enjoy it and chill and have fun. ♪ i want to be drunk when i wake up ♪ >> reporter: the 22-year-old singer/songwriter from halifax, new england, leased his first album in 2011 and thanks to his friendship with country star taylor swift who he opened for on tour last year sheeran's picked up a passionate fan base including 8 million twitter followers and 4 million likes on youtube. >> i think it's right there, people being able to see stuff innocently, get stuff to me on itunes really helps out my career. i don't know where i'd be without social media. >> reporter: another brit up for the award is electronic singer and producer james blake

anthony mason is with us. happy new year. great to have you here. >> happy new year. good to be here. >> as you wake up in the west tens of millions bracing for the big snowstorm of the new year. the snow is moving into a system moving up the east coast. philadelphia to new england will see plunging temperatures, strong winds and several inches of snow. >> already coming down in connecticut this morning. a snow emergency takes effecting in boston two hours from now. the same snow line is slowing drivers in ohio. the cold snap affecting much of the u.s. temperatures fall below 0 in many areas tonight. it will feel much colder. dean reynolds is in chicago where it's been snowing since new year's eve. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. chicago and other parts of the midwest are good dealing with a second wave of snowy weather while bracing for some of the coldest weather of the winter so far. along chicago's windy lake front, the snow is piling up for a third straight day. forecasters expect illinois to get several more inches by this afternoon. that's on top of th

charlie rose is off so anthony mason is with us. it's cold. >> indoors this morning. >> whether are is the top story. as you wake up in the west, the northeast is grappling with dangerous weather from the first major winter storm of 2014. this nor'easter that started in the midwest is affecting 100 million americans. it is blamed for nine deaths nationwide. the heaviest snow is falling in eastern massachusetts. >> this is how it looks in boston right now. temperatures are falling along with the snow. most of the northeast will be in the single digits tonight or below jr. colder than it has been in several years. snow is from ten inches to two feet near boston. along the coast in maine, massachusetts and new york. in port jefferson, new york. >> good morning to you. this is the kind of snow that fell here all night long. not so much that heavy wet snow, but very light, fluffy snow that would blow around in the wind. it shows you how told the temperatures are. it is not over yet. much more of this snow to come. maybe ten inches to a f

it can pin point the most dangerous areas as snow falls and our own anthony mason introduces us to the grammy nominees for best new artist ahead of this weekend's show. and two surprised they were even eligible for the award. >> have a great day and stay warm today. >> thank you. >>> as howard has told us all morgue, we are in for a day and maybe several days of extremely low temperatures and dangerous wind chills. >> it is really cold. most of us can put on a coat, go somewhere, stay warm for the most part but that can be a real challenge for some of our neighbors who are homeless. delia goncalves is live at union station with some efforts to try to get people out of  this bitter cold. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning, mike, andrea. we know there are 15,000 people who are homeless in d.c. there are a lot of shelters in the city but still 1700 people live on the street. and living on the streets, sleeping in this type of weather can be very dangerous, even deadly for a lot of folks. that's why you see two of these not in service metro buses providing a great service for

and anthony mason introduces us to the grammy nominees for best new artist ahead of sunday's show, theho were surprised they were even eligible for the award. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. >> all right. sounds good, charlie. thank you. >>> time now 6:52. blizzard conditions to the east are canceling flights this morning. coming up, how long the bone- chilling cold will stick around on the east coast. >> reporter: and investigators are working to figure out what led up to the accidental shooting of a bart police officer. we'll have the details on the first on duty fatality in the department's history. ,, bulldog: bulldog: oh boy! mattress discounters presidents day sale! get a queen-size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497. and get four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. [yawns] when ifor your business..curity talk to the business security leader. tyco integrated security. we'll do a security review of your business to understand your needs, customize an integrated solution that meets your specific challenges. an

for "cbs this morning," anthony mason, new york. >> absolutely beautiful. >> yeah, for the woman especiallyuded a response from mrs. kennedy's office. each of those. and what an incredible treasure there. >> the other thing that's interesting, we will not know i think, until 2067 the transcript of the interviews she gave right after the assassination. >> yes. it will be a long time before more of that. there's more inside the kennedy library th >>> we are looking at more record-breaking temperatures around the bay area under an unusually strong ridge of high pressure. that is sending the jet stream well to the north. that means the storms are staying far away from the bay area. still, we are going to see sunshine to the coastline, temperatures almost 70 degrees in pacifica today. about 74 a record in oakland. 74 also in san jose. temperatures tomorrow slightly cooler but still some records. cooling over the weekend, but staying dry. >>> five years ago today, captain sully sullenberger and first officer jeff skiles became american heroes. they'll join us in studio 57 to share the story of th

anthony mason, thank you. >> and in the world. >> yes. >> thanks. >>> hundreds of people sickened on a royal caribbean cruise are home this morning. the ship returned to new jersey wednesday, two days early. and we have the firsthand accounts from passengers. elaine, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie and norah. the ship left last week for what was supposed to be a ten-day cruise through the caribbean. instead, the trip was cut short after nearly 700 passengers and crew members got sick. eight days after it set sail, royal caribbean's "explorer of the sea" returned to new jersey. passenger lynn cavato said by day three, he and his friend were two of those that fell ill. >> we were confined to our cabin for almost two days. >> reporter: what was that like? >> it was bad, intestinal stomach pain, you know, vomiting, nausea. it was bad. >> reporter: passengers chris roman and britney schneider saw signs of sickness throughout the ship and crews working to clean um. >> they were overwhelmed. the medical was backed up. room service was backed up because people were quarantin

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