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>> yes. absolutely. always. >> how are you and adrienne do? >> who? >> that's how we're going to start, okay. let's talk about the book. you wrote most of it four years ago at a time when your marriage was breaking up. do you regret anything you put in there now that you would like to have out of there if you could do it again? >> no. i was very angry, obviously, four years ago when i wrote the book. there were things in there that i did take out because i was so mad like, oorks maybe that's too much of a low blow. and also the lawyers had me take some things out as well. >> obviously, you were mad at your ex-husband, who left you essentially for leann rhymes. among other things you call him a made for tv actor, a pretty face, not a talented actor. i understand and a lot of people would understand why you're angry, but he is the father of your two kids. >> right. >> is it appropriate to put that out there in public? >> you know, i don't know if i do everything that's appropriate in life. the fact of the matter is, that is my opinion and one day all of this will be available for my kids to read and i think what they're going to take away from it is that throughout this entire time, i've never said a bad word about their dad in front of them. they ask if we can go and all move into a house together. i'm like, sure, just talk to your dad. >> they're going to be at the age soon where they'll see this online and see what you said about their father. >> not at my house. we have parental controls. they can't google certain things. >> eventually. >> eventually, they will, for sure. >> we reached out to eddie and he gave us a statement. quote, i certainly wish i handled some of the choices i made four years ago differently. but i have been conscious of the choices i have made since. this exploitive book, intended to hurt leann and me will ultimately only hurt and scar my kids. that deeply saddens and concerns me. do you worry about the kids? >> that's all i worry about. with eddie not working and me having to pay my own bills, this book will help me do that. the fact that, unfortunately, i had to write this book, i have to pay the bills. he's not doing that for me. >> what's your relationship like with eddie right now? >> we don't have one now. >> you don't speak at all? >> no. >> you don't see him in the course of dropping the kids off or picking the kids up? >> no. >> you did have a relationship not long ago. how did that deteriorate of late? >> unfortunately, you know, she -- leann went to rehab. and i was very concerned for my children, what was going on over at that house. why that had to happen. and i didn't get any answers. and i got very angry. you know, it's my children's stepmother. so, if she's checking into rehab for stress and anxiety and says she's crying every day, i need to know my kids are okay when they're with them. so that kind of started the ugly back and forth again and, you know, there was a time when we were good. i had them over for easter. it was just them, me and the kids for an easter egg hunt. it's difficult. >> what are your concerns when your kids are over there, given what you said about leann and eddie? what do you think is happening there that should concern you? >> i don't know. if someone is checking into rehab clearly there's some sort of issues going on. i want to make sure that's not affecting my children. >> you write in the book of leann rhymes, among other things, call her a washed up country singer. child stars are just the worst. throughout their careers no one tells them knno. they think they can take anything they want without repercussions. you're talking, of course, about i don't you are husband. you've had this twitter war. she says she wants to move on and you won't let her. >> i don't tweet leann. i try to leave them out of my timeline. i really do. >> do you feel that you and leann will ever have a relationship because of the kids that can be at least stable, something that will help the children? >> i hope so. i think once leann has a child of her own and understands kind of boundaries and what's okay and what's respectful as far as, you know, being a parent goes that she and i will hopefully be okay. i hope so. >> do you think this book does anything to forward that relationship? >> no. >> how about the relationship with your husband? >> my husband? i'm not married. >> your ex-husband, excuse me. excuse me. >> no. >> and you're okay with that? >> i'm okay with that. >> so are you okay with having no relationship from this moment forward with eddie or leann? >> i haven't had a relationship with them for probably over a year. do i want to be at mason's high school graduation and be able to sit next to them? i do, absolutely. they've done numerous sit-down interviews where they've told their side of the story over and over and over again. i never did. this is my sit-down interview. i put it in the form of a book. this is my story, my truth. here you go. when this book tour is done, i'm done talking about them completely, in public, not on twitter, nothing. this is my side. this is my last chapter when it comes to talking about them publicly. >> the book is very tough in some places, very funny in a lot of other places. your fans are going to love it. brandi glanville, the book is "drinking, tweeting and other brandi blunders." thank you, brandi. we're back with more of "today" after this. wait for everybody. you know what, while we're waiting why don't we play a game of hide and seek? 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>> al, thank you. jest brobst is best known as the emmy-winning host of survivor. he has taken that idea, written an adventure series for kids based on the question, what would happen if four kids were shipwrecked on an island and left to fend for themselves? the book is called stranded. we should also mention he is the host of the jeff probst show as well. good morning to you. >> good morning gnatry. >> nice to have you back who are. >> thanks for having me. >> people have long asked why not do a survivor series for kids? >> survivor is such a family show. that's what they say, when are you going to do one for kids? since we have not yet dropped an 8, 9, 10, 11-year-old on an isla island, we thought we'll write the book, put the kids in there. could you find food, build shelter, build a fire? >> this is such a blended story. you bring your own personal experience in this as well. when you married lisa, she had two kids to add to the family. >> she brought these two amazing little kids who were so -- they were young enough they were excited to have another dad in their life. we went looking for fiction. and there's nothing out there, virtually nothing. so this is a story of a mom and dad who each bring two kids and say let's send them out on a sailing trip to get to know each other. a storm comes in and -- >> they're shipwrecked. >> and they're stranded. >> and they don't always get along, right? >> no. because they don't even know each other yet. what survivor does and what "stranded" does, it forces you to work together through the conflict. and there's three books in this series. so they get to know each other. then they learn how to is your voiv and ultimately are trying to get rescued. >> they each have a skill set. one is good at lighting fires, the other is good at hunting, finding water. >> the kids are very different. one is kind of a couch potato that watches survivor shows. the other is more of the athlete. there's two girls. one is the gatekeeper and journalist. each of them bring their different skills in over the course of the journey, which is why i say it is survivor for kids. it's the same idea. >> did you bring sort of that blended family experience to this as well, allowing them to go through the challenges as -- >> yes. >> -- kids growing up in that environment? >> yes. that is the point. they are really going to mature quickly. but also they're going to learn that this new brother i have, maybe he's not so bad after all. maybe he actually brings something into my life, in the way that kids do. first usually by saying i don't know if i like you so much or not. the big part of the story is adventure. it is full-on survivor adventure. >> this is the age group of 8 to 10. >> 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, yeah. the characters are 8 to 13. so right in that range. >> and we know that it continues. you said it's the first of three. they're still stranded? >> oh, yes. they're still stranded at the end of book one. >> okay. survival skills will come in handy. congrats on the show. >> thanks. >> keep it going. >> thanks for having me on. >> jeff probst, thank you so much. >>> coming up next, last-minute valentine's gifts right after this. this is bob, a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. 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. ♪ ba da ba ba ba . >>> good morning. welcome to wusa9. today is wednesday, february 20.ry quickly. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. thanks for joining us. it's 4:25. good morning, monika. >> 4:25. >> it is chilly outside. >> the winter is going by quickly. snow lovers not happy again. opportunities are fleeting. time is running out. >> the mountains are doing okay. >> you can still get in some good skiing but we are seeing winter waning. the winds are howling out there. the cold air has moved in. we have good visibility. partly cloudy skies. they'll be partly to mostly sunny today. yes, the temperatures do stay in the 30s. getting up to about 38 mid- to late afternoon. probably a midnight high when we go in the record books in the 40s but it is going to be a cold day. with the winds at times gusting 30, 35. windchills today will stay in the 20s. so the heavy coats, gloves, scarves. you know the drill. snow showers in the mountains of pennsylvania, west virginia, ohio. we've had some clouds blowing east of the ridgetops. temperatures down in the 30s, low to mid-30s

. ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ >>> 4 minutes before 5:00.uds. >> it's windy and going to feel colder than the numbers show it is. let's take a look at the day part. it's 33 degrees right now. 36 at lunch on its way to a high of 37 with sunshine through the day but that wind is just going to feel like a winter afternoon. >>> here's what we have our eye on today. traffic fatalities rose 5% last year. >> long time gun control advocate sara brady is coming to annapolis to support a measure backed by the governor. she's the wife of jim brady. >> the state house of delegates postpones debates on a wind shore. >> already in the news this morning, an ever growing investigation, more patients are coming forward worried they were video taped by a former john hopkins ob/gyn. >> a man with down syndrome dies in police custody. what the police are saying. >> a self-defense accident or premeditated murder. the defense for oscar pistorius tries to convince a judge he's innocent. >>> more news, first warning weather and your first traffic report ♪ you signe

. ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. 49 the high. miami, 76. flurries in chicago. lots of sunshine in dallas, though, 58. the high in los angeles, 79. >>> and time now for a check of the national forecast. it will snow in northern new england and rain in the southeast part of the region. most of the midwest will be dry, but look for a wintry mix over parts of the ohio valley. it will be dry in the south, and it will snow in the higher elevations of the west. >>> in sports now, the golden state warriors get the best single-game scoring performance from a player this season. stephen curry goes off 54 points against the knicks. curry hits through 11 three-pointers, and that is one shy of an nba record for threes in a game. here's the problem. golden state lost anyway. carmelo anthony hit some. the knicks win 109-105. >>> another big upset in the college ranks. number 4 michigan visiting penn state. it looks like the wolverines are pulling away in the second half, but penn state hangs around. junior jermaine marshal scores 1

. ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ >>> it is one of the most enduring images from world war ii, marines raising the over the japanese island that began it. jim axelrod has the story behind the famous sculpture depicting that scene. >> this was hand carved. >> reporter: he started accumulating military artifacts when he was 10 years old. >> but the actual first announcement of the end of world war ii -- >> reporter: rodney brown's collection of world war ii memorabilia is now one of the world's largest -- >> this poster was reproduced hundreds of thousands of times. >> reporter: but it's brown's collection that has within piece in particular that sets brown's collection apart. this is the original iwo jima monument. it was inspired by joe rosenthal's picture of five marines and a sailor raising a u.s. flag during battle that cost 6,000 lives. he was so moved he used his own money to create it. the statue was displayed in front of the federal reserve building in washington during the latest '40s but then the government asked him to build a 32-foot-tall version, the marine corps war memorial that sits

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with us this morning in studio 1a. 7:30 now on a wednesday morning, the 13th of february, 2013. i'm savannah guthrie in washington. matt lauer back in new york. matt, you were the first to tell me, keep my eye on the affenpinscher. he's going to run away with it. >> because the affenpinschers rarely get the respect they deserve, as you know. >> agreed. >> banana joe is very cute, sitting across the studio from us right now. we'll check him out a little later on. >>> by the way, also ahead, natalie's public service announcement that banana joe and his friends, canine friends will really like, savannah. >>> all right. and i know how you love to dance, matt. first there was "call me maybe." then we had "gangnam style." now everybody seems to be doing the "harlem shake." team "today" is going to give it a try this morning. high degree of difficulty there. >> exactly. savannah, let's begin this half hour with mounting frustration for passengers on a stricken cruise ship now in the gulf of mexico. the head of carnival cruise lines this morning is apologizing. janet shamlian is in mobile, alabama, where the ship is expected to arrive some time tomorrow. janet, good morning. >> reporter: hey, matt, good morning to you. an apology from the president of the cruise line. now the ntsb and coast guard say they are launching an investigation into the fire that caused the power outage on that massive ship. as you said, it's heading here very slowly to the port of mobile. and as it does, we have new pictures of the ship and also of the passengers who can't get here soon enough. this morning, we have our first look at some of the thousands of passengers on the crippled cruise ship, lined up on the deck of triumph, they cheered as another kacarnival ship deliver food. what they want most, to get off this ship, is still many hours away. pat tester's daughter is on board and sent her mom this anxious message. >> this is honestly the worst experience ever. i'm not sure i can take two more days at sea with no food, water or power. >> reporter: then there is the sewage problem, fewer than two dozen working public toilets. a foul odor has seeped into every corner, sickening some as desperate people take drastic measures. donna guntsman describes it. >> the worst part is the bathrooms. there's no water. you can't flush. everyone is putting it in little plastic baggies and putting it outside their rooms. >> reporter: carnival called the conditions challenging and for the first time since sunday's fire, carnival's president came out and apologized. >> i think it's very important that i apologize to our guests and to their families that have been affected by this very difficult situation. >> reporter: carnival says it's been keeping families updated but lindsay peterson, whose parents are on the ship, is hearing one story from them and another from carnival. >> carnival is telling me all the passengers are safe, the boat has 40% power, they have one dining room working with hot food and hot coffee, that the sleeping conditions are fine. everything that carnival has told me thus far has not matched up with what my mom said. >> reporter: a.j. jones also has a family member on board, his wife, tammy, who is hanging in there for the moment. >> a couple of girls in her group were -- not necessarily p panicking, but starting to be a little uneasy, which is understandable. the longer it goes on, the worse it will get. >> reporter: the ship will be here some time tomorrow. carnival now says it's making plans to get people home as quickly as possible. they booked 1,500 hotel rooms between here and new orleans for thursday night and then 20 charter flights out of both of those cities friday. matt, for people who want to get home quicker, which is probably a lot of people, they've got charter buses going out thursday night. >> sounds like a horrible situation. janet shamlian, our hearts go out to those people on board and their families. let's get a check of the weather right now from al. >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by kay jewelers. every kiss begins with kay. >>> good morning, everybody. nice morning here. lots of sunshine, blue skies. folks enjoying themselves. let's go to the weather wall. afternoon temperatures, nice and mild through the southeast. a little/on the rainy side there. 60s in southern texas. awfully chili up through new england. we have a risk of strong storms northern florida, southern georgia border. rain along the midatlantic states. mountain snows. beautiful day down in l.a. today. plenty of sunshine and high of 69. 59 in dfw. that's what's >>> san mateo, hi. you guys dancing a lot? 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>> we're going to see an openness to where does the church need to be going. how do we move the church into the 21st century. >> i understand they're getting a lot of tips. do they think they're good leads? >> they've got a lot of tips. so far, none of them have been dorner. no police department outside of the federal government has put up a million-dollar reward for a suspect. >> we're hearing horror stories this morning from those aboard a stranded cruise ship. >> no electricity, no ventilation, no air conditioning, no refrigeration. what you have here is sort of like the makings of a floating biohazard. >> good morning, everyone, a floating biohazard . is there an open bar? floating biohazard . is there an open bar? >> there better be. captioning funded by cbs >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and nora o'donnell. north korea conducted its third nuclear test this morning. the u.n. security council will meet to discuss the issue. the minority said it detonated a lighter miniaturized nuclear test. >> the test defies an u.n. order to shut down nuclear activities. north korea is promising what it calls measures of greater intensity. president obama is calling the test high low provacative. and -- highly provacative. and the president said the nuclear weapon and ballistic missile program constitutes a threat to u.s. and international security. cbs news is reporting that the president will discuss north korea's nuclear test during the state of the union address. >>> a vatican spokesman revealed new details this morning about the pope's health. the news comes a day after benedict's surprise announcement of his resignation. allen pizzey's in vatican city with more on what's leading the phone step down. >> reporter: declining health may have been a major f facintroducing pope benedict xvi's decision to step down. he's been wearing a pacemaker for several years and had an operation barely three months ago to change the battery. add that to the strain of dealing with the sex abuse scandal and it took a toll. another thing that came out, last august the pope ordered work to begin on renovating an old can vent building any -- convent building at vatican city where he's going to live. his last major public performance will be ash wednesday. he cannot take part in the conclave, however. that has to be done by the cardinal without his influence at all. >> monsignor fig uerido joins us from vatican city. good morning. >> good morning. good afternoon from rome. >> are you there in rome. yes. >> good afternoon indeed. >> yes. and what's going on there now? the vatican? >> yesterday took us by great surprise. we were shocked with the announcement. so in a real sense, we can say that the future of the church is in the hearts and minds of catholics and non-catholics around the world. it's an exciting time for the church, an exciting time to be in rome. we're full of anticipation for what's going to be happening. >> there's some that suggest that there's also a contest within the church. one is about geography. the other is about smaller church, more doctrinaire, and a larger expanding church reaching out to members. >> yes, charlie. you know, the college of cardinals now is really made up of a diverse group of people. 61 i believe from europe. there's 19 from latin america, 14 from north america, split between asia and africa. geographically, yes, diversity. i think the pope himself has wanted to go out geographically encouraging new cardinals from a wide range of countries to come in. we're always going to have doctrinal issues. those who want to stay with the second vatican council, those who want to go back before the second vatican council. at the end of the day this is the point of having a conclave. that we discuss the issues and that the cardinals agree this is the man to take the church forward in the present time which pope benedict himself said yesterday in his statement pressing times, pressing questions, with rapid changes. so we need a new man for the times -- this is why it's such an important and exciting time. >> this makes up the largest catholic population. i hear many latin americans saying this is our time. how likely is that, do you think? >> i think that every single cardinal has a possibility. we have been surprised now twice over. first with a pope from poland. a great pope, pope john paul, and pope benedict xvi, also great pope from germany. both were surprises. certainly in latin america there are enormous challenges and enormous opportunities. large numbers of the faithful who are deserting the church. we need to bring them back. in fact, pope benedict had a trip scheduled to brazil this summer for world youth day. that's going to be a significant moment. certainly the cardinals will be looking to north latin america, too, as one of the candidates. >> quickly monsignor, i don't know if you see the photo of lightning striking st. peter's just 24 hours after the announcement. was this some sort of sign? >> well, certainly -- i live just a couple of minutes here. i saw it myself. i'm a witness. and i think the holy -- god himself was saying to us, these are going to be exciting times for the church. i am with you, i am present with you, and did not be afraid to go forward and make the right and the best decision for the church and indeed for the world. >> that's what thought when you saw the sflieng. >> yeah. i was some -- lightning? >> yeah. i was somewhat afraid. it's spectacular. in rome, it is spectacular. brought back image of the veil of the temple being torn in two because something important is about to happen. we shouldn't be afraid of that because when god is present really we can be full of hope and full of confidence that something important, great is going to happen for the church and for the world. let's go ahead. let's move forward. pope benedict xvi got a sign from god himself. >> all right. >> monsignor figueiredo, good to have you in the afternoon from rome. thank you. >> wonderful to be with you. thank you. >>> more with my interview with former vice president dick cheney. an interview you will see only on "cbs this morning." cheney served for two terms with president george w. bush. he says their relationship has changed over the years. someone said to me about your relationship with president bush 43, cordial? >> yes. >> friendly? >> yes. >> yeah. but distant. >> we're -- it's not -- it was mostly a professional relationship is the way i would describe it. i didn't play golf. he played golf. so, you know, we -- we still talk frequently on the telephone. >> there's a conception -- i'm asking this -- that in the second term you were less influential. >> uh-huh. >> leading up finally to the disagreement over -- is that a fair statement? >> i think i probably had more influence in the first term. i think my experience was more relevant in the first term. the second term, obviously, he had put in his time. i offered at midterm, halfway through, to step down if he wanted to get somebody else. i always believed the president ought to have that ability. i went to him three times and said, "mr. president, you need to know if you want to make a change here, if you think you can get somebody who can do good work for you or if i'm carrying too much baggage, i'm not going stand in your way. i'm out of here." first two times he didn't take me seriously. third time he did, he thought about it and said, "no, dick, you're my guy." >> hear more including the former vice president talking about his heart transplant by going to our web site, cbsthismorning.com. >>> president obama's awarded the medal of honor. the nation's highest military honor, to former staff sergeant clinton romesha. he prevented a u.s. outpost in afghanistan from being overrun by taliban fighters in 2009 after being hit by shrapnel from a rocket-propelled grenade. >> "we weren't going to be beat that day," clint said. 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>> reporter: good morning, matt. well, it's the usual activity there in st. peter's square with tourists wandering around. nobody really knew about this breaking news. of course, i was there, everybody was right there with the cameras and they were all asking what that was all about. and when we said, actually, the pope is resigning, everybody looked shocked. just as shock ed as we looked this morning when we got the news ourselves. nobody really saw this coming. although, the pope, pope benedict xvi kind of hinted that if he felt that he wasn't strong enough to carry on the important task as the leader of the catholic church, then he would consider resigning. nobody thought he would do that before at least next year because this year is the year of the faith. so, there must be -- he must have felt that really his strength was leaving him all of a sudden to decide or to take such a grave decision -- he even said it himself, that he is fully aware of the gravity of the decision he's taking. obviously, if he has taken this decision, then maybe there are major reasons behind it. >> we are looking at the conclave perhaps early march or middle of march to choose the next pope. claudio lavagne in rome, thank you very much. >>> let's get a check of the weather. al has the latest. >> thank you, savannah. we had a tornado touch down, one of nine yesterday, in hattiesburg, new hampshire. when they go out to view this, the national weather service, i expect this will be an ef-2, possibly an ef-3. thankfully, nobody killed. 50 injured, at least 200 homes and businesses destroyed out of this system. now we're also talking about another system coming in. we've just gotten through a big storm system as we look at the european models, low pressure developing down in louisiana, bringing a lot of rain there. it makes its way to the east coast by wednesday afternoon and then hopefully moves offshore. american models, though, keep it closer to shore, which could mean snow from washington all the way up to boston. we'll have to wait and see. icy conditions today in the northeast. snow up in northern new england. sunshine pacific northwest. rainy conditions in the gulf coast, midatlantic states and snow in the central rockies. that system may cause problems for us by the weekend. >> good morning. just scattered light rain showers expected. otherwise, mostly cloudy and mild. >> that's your latest weather. s savannah? >> al, thanks. >>> now to the latest on that manhunt in los angeles. former lapd officer accused of killing three people still on the run. miguel almaguer is in los angeles with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. running short on new leads, lapd is offering an historic reward, $1 million that leads to the conviction of christopher dorner. th this, as we get a new look at the murder suspect. in surveillance video obtained by nbc news, law enforcement sources say christopher dorner dumps a gun belt, helmet, his police uniform and ammunition the morning after his first two murders. police also release these pictures of dorner taken in late january. another look at an accused cop killer who remains out of sight. >> targeted because you took an oath to protect others. to have your family targeted because they're related to you, that is absolutely terrifying. >> reporter: with the former cop turned fugitive accused of murdering three, today we've learned more about the last victim, an officer with two young children who survived two tours in iraq, but was ambushed while on patrol here at home. >> our brother is officer michael crain. he was 34 years old, an 11-year veteran of the riverside police department. >> reporter: fired about making false statements about his training officer, in this ranting 20-page manifesto, dorner outlines how he will murder those involved in the case. in a stunning reversal from last week. >> it is not going to happen. >> reporter: the police chief now says he will reopen dorner's personnel file. bill bratton was running the force in 2008. >> you don't just fire somebody without significant evidence and information. >> reporter: in the mountains three hours outside of los angeles where his broken-down truck was discovered, investigators now say they've recovered a cache of weapons and camping gear. back in los angeles, police beefed up their presence at the grammys, fearful dorner would target a large venue. today there remains no sign of the suspect. in his wake, there is still widespread fear. today the lapd has deployed tactical officers to protect family members throughout this region, many of them afraid to leave their homes. savann savannah? 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>> for the story i did a lot of interviews, talked to a lot of s.e.a.l.s who were still in, some who were retired. i talked to a number of people who were there. i was at a dinner. there was a guy called the mentor in this story who is a mentor to the shooter. we call him the shooter, who was with the cia and navy s.e.a.l.s and he's -- he got a call from a very high official in washington. >> absolutely convinced? >> a couple of hours later saying it was your guy. >> this guy says he was the last one to see osama bin laden alive. here is what he says in the interview. i shot him two times in the forehead. the second time as he was going down. he crumpled on the floor in front of his bed. i hit him again. his tongue was out. i watched him take his last breath and i remember, is this the best thing i've ever done or the worst thing i've ever done? >> think about that. this is what you've just done. you've just killed the world's most wanted terrorist and you have to consider, was this bad or was this good? the good was that he felt he was doing this for the people of new york, for the country. for the s.e.a.l.s. and the bad thing, of course, was the security issue among other things. >> he signs up for four more months and then he leaves the s.e.a.l.s four years short of his 20-year pension time. >> right. >> now this is really the gist of your article, by the way. he feels that he is fighting a completely different kind of battle? >> yes. i work at the center of reporting and we've done fabulous work on v.a. problems. nine month average wait for regular vets to get their disability claim adjudicated. his health care that he got from the military, tri-care, ended the night he left. he gets no pension, none, zero. >> is that because he left four years short of 20? >> yes. if he stayed in at 20rks he would have gotten half his base pay, $2,100 a month. >> which is the same, you point out in the article -- >> in the navy choir. >> the guy in the navy choir gets the exact same pension as the guy we're asking to be the face of warfare around the world is this. >> exactly. >> what about his security? he is the guy who killed osama bin laden. there are a lot of people who would like to exact revenge on him or his family members for that. what is his situation? >> he has no security. obviously he is doing what he needs to do, but he trained his wife to put the kids in the bathtub in their house because it had a reinforcing wall in front of it, should anybody try to get in front of the house. he taught her how to sit on the bed, put a shotgun with her elbow against the wall so she was braced and shoot through the door. >> his job prospects, he cannot go in to a fortune 500 company or anywhere else and say i'm the guy who killed bin laden. give me a job. this neverhappened. >> he also can't talk about anything really. technically, certainly theoretically, this is all private. what you put on your resume when your job has been classified for that long? >> you feel this is a major injustice that's being carried out not just on this navy s.e.a.l. but all the people in this position for years and years and put their lives on the line and then find the transition to private life, civilian life so difficult? 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there's so many great ideas and causes out there. how do you pick which ones you get involved with? >> we're looking for campaigns that will make a big impact on the country, what people can do to help themselves and their families, eat right, exercise, look for signs of autism and things we don't want them to do, like drive drunk, texting and driving. >> the iconic campaigns that the ad council has put together. is there real evidence that the psas are making a difference? >> they do. we measure the impact of these campaigns very carefully and statistically. and we can tell you that things like 85,000 lives have been saved by people using seat belts, 15,000 children have been adopted from foster care since we began our foster care adoption campaign. there are so many great pieces of evidence. >> we got a chance to see how it all comes together and how the process works. we'll each be doing a psa and we'll have one coming up in a little while that i did for you folks about fatherhood involvement. we appreciate it, peggy. >> thank you, matt. >>> a stunning announcement, as we've been reporting from the vatican this morning, pope benedict xvi says he is resigning at the end of this month. michelle kosinski is live in london with more of what was behind the decision. >> reporter: the 1400s was the last time a papal resignation happened. pope benedict xvi says he is resigning at the the end of this month. something that took not only 1 billion catholics, but the vatican by absolute surprise as well. pope benedict xvi h been a leader in the catholic church for more than a quarter of a century. pope john paul ii in his highest position position, in 2008 becoming the pope. his strength, due to his age, are no longer suited to his position, that strength of mind and body are both necessary and his have deteriorated in the past two months, two months shy of his 86th birthday. born joseph ratzinger, he was an academic, planned to retire and write books. some criticize him as a cardinal for becoming too strict. for which he apologized. >> i express my deep sorrow to the innocent victims of this inspeakable crimes. >> reporter: during his eight years as pope, he has taken on major issues, speaking of environmental climate change, putting solar panels on the vatican. he will be pope until exactly 7:00 pm on the 28th of this month. he will eventually move into a residence in the vatican. the vatican is saying they hope to elect a new pope by the end of march before easter. according to church rules, this pope will not be able to vote for his successor because he is over the age of 80. natalie? 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>> very pleased, very amazed. >> you're proud of it. >> yes, well yes, okay i am. i was just pausing because i haven't actually seen it. i don't sit down and watch it. >> never? >> no i haven't watched it. >> you must be the only person in london not watching it. >> well, that's a record then, isn't it? >> can you imagine? you can see the entire interview on "60 minutes" tomorrow night at 7:00 eastern on cbs. >>> it's almost three minutes after the hour. time for another check of the weather with stacy ann gooden. >> thank you so much. folks across the northeast, brace yourself. you got hit with the blizzard. the northwest are tracking showers. it could be in the higher elevations. and folks out across the southeast, forget about it. bundle up because we're talking about a little bit of a big chis on the way. temperatures in the 20s a >> back to you, rebecca. >>> the one-woman initiative empowers women in five developing countries and now it's teameming up. carly fiorina co-founded the initiative and we welcomed her with opportunity international ceo vicki ascare rah. it's great to have you both with us. >> great to be here. >> carliy there are so many initiatives. why women? >> five years ago e founded it in conjunction with it. it was to focus on women in challenged parts of the world, grassroots organizations that would help lift women up by giving them access to justice, anentrepreneur realan tre pre nurrial training. now i'm so excited to partner with opportunity international because it gives us the chance to leverage our impact across so many more countries and so many more women. the truth is that women are the most underutilized economic resource in the world. they are subjugated and denied opportunity in so many ways burke we know the data's clear. when women are engaged, everything gets better. >> vicki why the focus internationally? why focus on women internationally? >> it's actually not either or. women across the world, you help. you look at a world where half live less on $2 a day and 70% of those are women. it's obvious that the world needs help. you also have to look at the fact that at that 70%, when women have access to capital, they will reinvest 90% of their income back into their homes, their families their communities. our focus is giving women more and more access. we work with 5 million people. we offer savings insurance and training. so it's a combination of those things that not only movie people out of poverty but keep them out of poverty. >> how difficult do you think it is to bust down the door? the majority of college graduates are women and yet you look at the percentage of board members who are women. it's 3 to 4% both here and in europe. why is that still occurring, do you think? >> well first, obviously, we've made a lot of progress in u.s. and europe. there is a lock long way to go. here or in an impoverished village is in everyone's enlightled self-interest. >> would you favor quotas? in europe they actually considered stocking boards with 40% of women by the year 2020. they've been pushing for that. it hasn't gob through, so do you favor quotas? >> what i did is something i did at hewlett-packard which is to demand at every opening, every level, including the board, that a qualified woman is considered. that doesn't even happen. if a qualified woman is consider canned then at least half the time she's going to be picked. but what we're up against in the boardroom is fundamental. most don't know her, haven't worked with her, are afraid to take a risk. >> there's evidence that this makes economic sense. this isn't just a, you know, charity operation. >> the data is clear. poverty, economic development, if you engage a woman, it will get better, if you don't. it won't. the data is monumental now. >> if you look at it together which is microfinanced with other important factors around it insurance is a really big thing for women as is training. so many have not been important. for every dollar invested over 5 years, $6s back in return. >> you're both women who others look up to as role molds. i wonder carly, what do you take from your example and what would you like people to take from your example? 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>> well structured procrastination, that's my term. that's people who do one thing as way of not doing something else and that's different than just laziness. if you just lie on a couch watching tv when you should be grading papers you're just lazy. that's not what i do. when i'm sum posed to be grading papers i start an article, clean the gralkarage. i still get something done. >> you say it can actually encourage productive subconscious thought. >> i say that. all procrastinators say that. it's great thing to believe you're procrastinateling stuff off. you're really thinking about it in the back of your head. there are those who are pretty skeptical. they can't seem to find this effect in the lab, but i say who care as what they say. >> it can become an obsession, though on the downside of it. >> yeah. there can be problems. i have hints how to avoid the worst problems. the key is called self manipulation. the self that goes to bed wants the self in the morning to get auto of bed. the self in the morning doesn't want to get out of bed. you have to manipulate them. >> i can't put this off any longer, john perry. i've got say good-bye. >> oh, thank >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." i'm rebecca jarvis. >> and i'm anthony mason. >> coming up she's started in adequate "phantom of the opera"" and kwm shameless." she's a wonderful singer of classics and she's going to perform for us. >>> and the chef has been taken by storm. >> some sh nittsle for you. it's all ahead. >>> but first the art of superstorm sandy. you heard it right. the giant superstorm that rocked the east in october sponsored a response from the art community. manuel bojorquez has more. it's nice to see you in studio. good morning. >> good morning. great to be here. some of the areas hardest hit include waterfront offices where many of them have their galleries. this is a broader response how they respond creatively to natural disasters. >> to start telling you what we lose it's like a lifetime. >> her home was flooded after hurricane sandy. she lost family mementos much of her artwork, and power for more than four weeks. >> how are we going to -- how am i going rebuild my inner structure? how am i going do this? >> her neighbors had it worst. their homes were completely tattered, left ripped apart on the beach. >> the idea of doing art was the furthest thing from my mind because it's like let's get our lives back together. >> with funding from new york foundation for the aortas melissa and 22 other artists are displaying their creations. it features artists who had their homes, studios, our art wachovia damaged by the storm. >> out of the destruction came beautifully and resilience. artists know how to make something out of nothing and they inspire us to do this same and that's what this exhibition is about. >> they live a few blocks. he used rusted sheet metal from his office to construct the frame. >> it's sort of a metaphor for sandy itself. >> pieces of the beachfront were being ee roaded into the ocean err day. >> covered in lamp black ink to illustrate the contrast between light and dark. >> every time there's defer station and strungs. kirjt things for us to think about. >> the foundation's executive director michael roy says that strength stands tall coming from a connection with the community it's about strength henning each other, collaborating with one another, and that's what artists do. they sbring community together through their work. they inspire. >> rebuild, move forward. you've got to take time. >> other disasters include hurricane cat na and new york. the new york exhibition runs. >> they thanks so much. beautiful and inspiring story. >>> let's go back snow. we have another one coming through. expect 6 to 12 inches gusting. visibility will be down to a quarter of a mile or so. that's a look at your national weather. here's a closer look at the weather for your weekend. >> all right. anthony. we'll send things over to you. >> up next we'll have wienerschnitzel eakfast. you've got to stay tuned for that. you're watching "cbs this morning." 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. ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald are looking for the cause of arank mallicoat. get you updated on some bay area headlines now on this wednesday. investigators are looking for a cause of a house fire this is near danville that apparently began in an apartment above the garage there. it was the smell of smoke that woke up the homeowners around 4457 this morning. they got out -- 4:45 this morning. they got out safely. firefighters had trouble because the burning apartment was so small. >>> san francisco dealing with two water main breaks this morning. the most severe of the two at mason and filbert streets. water service in that area has now been shut off until they can get it all repaired. might take some time, too. >> got your traffic and weather coming up next. >>> good morning. bumper-to-bumper traffic towards the bay bridge toll plaza backed up to the maze. 20 minutes to get on the span. if you ride the powell mason muni line it's shut down because of a water main break near the north beach neighborhood in san francisco. they are using buses ins

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