ben tracy, cbs news. >>> a new security warning for yahoo users. the company says there may have been malicious activity on the accounts between 2015 and 2016. it involves the use of forged cookies. those are strings of data that give people access without a password. yahoo has not said how many people may be affected this time. another breach exposed 1 billion users' data several years ago. >>> well, it should soon be easier to figure out is your food safe, stale or should it be tossed? the new date labeling is supposed to clear up all that confusion. right now, food manufacturers use all sorts of wording on their products to indicate if they are fresh and safe to consume or eat. well, some just slap on a date but that's about to change. the food industry is adopting a new standard. starting next year, there will only be two labels, the use by label which will be reserved for highly perishable products, foods that could make you sick when they go bad, the other label best if used by is for everything else. they are still safe to eat but they might

ben tracy has the story from a candy store in hollywood. >> reporter: when it comes to vanilla, nobodyicial flavor, they want the real thing. so at this candy store in hollywood, all the chocolate bars use real vanilla. but now there is a shortage of has become a bitter pill for a lot of businesses to swallow. do you sell a lot of vanilla ice cream? >> it's our number one seller. >> reporter: here in california, vanilla ice cream is showered with sprinkles, blended with brownies, and rolling in root beer. its appeal is pretty simple. >> i like it. >> reporter: owner karen clemens says it's all about the ingredients. how important is that madagascar vanilla? >> my ice cream would not be the same without it. >> reporter: yet these days she's losing money on every scoop. vanilla has surpassed dairy as her biggest cost. do you think people know when they're ordering this, this is almost like the delicacy of the ice cream? >> no, they don't. they have absolutely no idea. >> reporter: the price she pays for a gallon of vanilla extract has what does that mean to your bottom line? >> well, i j

ben tracie says this isn't the veteran actor's first close call. >> reporter: harrison ford narrowly disaster monday afternoon. the 74 year-old actor was cleared to london runway to zero left at john wayne airport in orange county south of los angeles. instead he landed on a parallel taxiway, passing over american airlines flight 1456, a boeing 737, with 110 passengers, and six crew members on board. after, ford asked air traffic controllers was that air liner meant to be underneath me. >> a runway is clearly marked with markings indicating that it is a runway. taxiway has its own separate identification lines. >> reporter: hon's incident wasn't first time the screen legend and respected pilot had trouble in the sky. >> 178 engine failure, immediately return. >> reporter: in 2015 ford was chriscally injured when engine failure forced him to make an emergency landing on a santa monica golf course. ford is avid air lane collector describe his love of flying to charlie rose in 2003 >> it takes an an intense focus which allows to you forget every other aspect of your life and be in the n

we'll meet ben tracy, pinball wizard. and more.the headlines for this sunday morning, the 12th of february, 2017. north korea fired a missile into the sea of japan last night. it's seen as another step in nortnorth korea's efforts to per city council its nfl technology. the launch came as president and mrs. trump were introducing japanese prime minister and his wife at the florida estate. after a day of golfing the president hosted a din are for them. then joined abe for a statement reacting to the north korean action. >> the united states of america stands behind japan, its great ally, 100%. >> pauley: the president was up tweeting about recent deportations this morning. he wrote, quote, the crackdown on illegal criminals is merely the keeping of my campaign promise. there have been protests this past week over the deportation. foes of abortion took to streets calling for an end to all federal assistance for planned parenthood. but there were counter protests, some of them substantially larger, in a number of those cities. now the

ben tracy spoke to corden about his new duty.. i can't wait. ben, good morning to you. >> i'm with you. on sunday the staples center will have about 18,000 people in it. so james corden will be up there. he'll be looking down at the front row. he'll see people like adele, lady gaga, bruno mars. so i started by asking him if he's feeling any pressure. so kind of on the scale of calm, cool, and collected to losing your mind, where are you at in terms of nerves? >> well, i like nerves. nerves are good when you want to do your best. i haven't gone to bed for like a month now where i've not been thinking about the grammy awards host it and i don't want to let anybody down. i want the show to be a true celebration of everybody in that room. >> reporter: as the host of "the late late show," james corden has been singing along with some of the best voices in the music industry. many of this year's nominees have ridden in his car do car pool karaoke. this segment shifted corden co' career into high gear. >> a couple of years ago people we

for "cbs this morning: saturday," ben tracy, los angeles. >> it would be so cool to see that live.erson may be a trend. hans zimmer will be performing paul, minnesota. >> i feel his energy in the room. >> he talks about how much fun it is to do it. they're so important to the series. >> absolutely. >> and the atmosphere. >> and "wefst world," the cover are brilliant. >> you were saying while the piece was airing that everybody's trying to figure out what the songs are when they play. it's pa ofrt what makes it -- >> part of the fabric of the show, indeed. you can go see them on tour. >>> coming up, a contender who came out of nowhere. oscscarars nextxt w weekekendnd's's a acac. wewe talalkk to the man behind incredible story. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday". >>> stop running around catching up on the light. the moonlight, the boys is blue. you blue. >> that's a scene from "moonlight." it won best picture in the drama category at last month's golden globe awards and has received eight oscar nominations including best adapted screenplay it's based on "moonlight: black bo

ben tracy now on the return of the pinball machine. >> reporter: there are still factories in this country people make things with their hand. and at this manufacturing plant near chicago, the product they're making is definitely hands on. >> oh. >> reporter: full disclosure. i love pinball. i am biased in the story. >> we have something in common. i love pinball too. >> reporter: gary stern is president and ceo of stern pinball one of the few remaining manufacturers of pinball machines in the world. a job that comes with one strictly imposed silver lining. >> we are assigned 15 minutes a day. we must play pinball i you don't want to play pinball you don't belong in the company. >> reporter: the goal is to make money to keep people employed. also seems like a big part of this just has to be fun? >> these aren't heart lung machine. they're pinball machines. it is fun. >> their hot new game is ghostbusters. fitting because the when it comes to pinball there is something strange in the neighborhood. so-called barcades are popping uppen cities all across the country. pinball machines and vinta

for "cbs this morning: saturday," ben tracy, los angeles. >> it would be so cool to see that live.rend. hans zimmer will be performing at the rock concert at coachella. it kicks off fbi 0th in st. paul, minnesota. >> i feel his energy in the room. >> he talks about how much fun it is to do it. they're so important to the series. >> absolutely. >> and the atmosphere. >> and "wefst world," the cover are brilliant. >> you were saying while the piece was airing that everybody's trying to figure out what the songs are when they play. it's pa ofrt what makes it -- >> part of the fabric of the show, indeed. you can go see them on tour. >>> coming up, a contender who came out of nowhere. "moonlight." now it's up for eight oscars at next weekend's academy awards. we talk to the man behind the incredible story. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday". >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >>> good morning, i'm jan carabeo. a woman is scheduled for arraignment this morning, in connection with the stabbing of a eight year old little girl. collingdale police arrested majia-bashier, argument

tonight - ben affleck, tracy morgan, henry cavill, jesse isenberg, j.k. simmons, will arnett, nathan lane, matthew broderick, mike tyson, and less. plus we go live to the governors ball. with cleto and the cletones. and now -- lights, camera, action - here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. i was not expecting it. thank you. i'm jimmy. thanks for watching. thanks for staying up. i know it's late for a sunday night but welcome to our 11th annual after the oscars special. the statues have been handed out, the speeches have been spoken, and once again i was not invited to any of the after parties so here we are together. [ cheers and applause ] making the best of it. it was a night of controversy. it was a night of awareness. it was a night of a lot of uncomfortable famous white people trying to make sure they clapped when the cameras were on them. as you know there were no black nominees in the acting categories. tonight's oscar hopefuls were whiter than the line to buy t-shirts at a michael bolton concert. the only way a black o

ben tracy is at a candy store in hollywood to show us how the treats we love are becoming a lot more eporter: good morning, when it comes to wants arts official flavor, they want the real thing. at this candies store in hollywood, all the chocolate bars use veal vanilla, even nestle has switch to the real thing in their crunch bar. and now there's a shortage. and that has become a bitter pill to swallow. you sell a lot of vanilla ice cream? >> it's our number one seller. >> reporter: in california, vanilla ice scream is surrounded by brownies and in root beer. its appeal is pretty simple. >> because i like it. >> reporter: owner karen clemons says it's all about the ingredie ingredients. and how important is that madagascar vanilla? >> my vanilla ice cream would not be the same without it. >> reporter: yet these days she's losing money on every scoop. vanilla has outpassed dairy as her biggest cost. do you think when they're ordering this that this is the delicacy of the ice cream shop? >> no, they have absolutely no idea. >> reporter: the price she pays for a gallon of organic vanill

ben tracy is at the john wayne airport where this happened. ben, good morning.jet waiting to take off. >> harrison ford pictured here with the husky narrowly averted disaster on monday afternoon. the 74-year-old actor was cleared to land on runway 20 left at john wayne airport in orange county, south of los angeles. instead, he landed on a parallel taxiway, passion over american airlines flight 1456. a boeing 737 with 110 passengers and six crew members onboard. after ford reportedly asked air traffic meant to be underneathe? >> it is clearly marked with markings indicating that it is a runway. a taxiway has its own separate identification lines. so you should be able to see them. >> such mistakes while rare have occurred before. in 2009, two pilots mistakingly lined a jetliner filled with 182 passenger onz a taxiway in atlanta. monday's incident wasn't the fi trstime the screen legend and respected pilot had trouble in the sky. >> efrpin 2015, ford was critic injured when engine failure forced him to make an emergency landing on a santa monica golf course. ford

ben tracy is at the john wayne ilot's license revoked. >> wow.lying and how much he loves it. some are saying maybe he should just take a little break. >> stay on the ground for a little while. >> just for a second. that could have been really disastrous. ben, we thank you. scientists at a u.s. research base in anlt arctica are seeing a dramatic change in the area's penguin population. our climate series continues from the bottom of the world. >> i'm mark phillips in anlt arctica, a place often thought of as froze non time. not really. it's changing fast. that story coming up on cbs this morning. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so i really navigate the world by touch.. i think dove asked me to try out this body wash... because i am so in tune with my hands and how things feel to me. when i pumped it out i was like, oh this is different. the foam was really light, fluffy , weightless. and it feels really moisturizing, not sticky. i have never tried anything like this as a body wash before. discover the feeling of new dove shower foam. it's light. it's different. it's foa

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i want to thank the academy, i'd like to thank ben affleck, tracy morganiness being on our show. and i just again apologize. matt damon, you're a real s.o.b. thank you for watching, good night, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, break in the case. a beauty queen gone missing. >> everybody was a suspect. nobody was a suspect. >> police hitting dead ends until now. almost 12 years later, a suspect arrested. once a student at the same school where she worked. what led them to the alleged killer. >>> plus planet earth ii, the sequel to the hit bbc series taking us inside the drama of life in the wild. survival and love in the world's most remote and beautiful places. using cutting-edge technology and miraculous ingenuity. >> there was one guy that he had an eagle he had trained to carry cameras. >> to capture the stunning theater of mother nature. >>> inside the oscars. behind the scenes of the producers of the biggest night

ben franklin bridges. lastly we'll watch this crash out in horsham. tracy, back to you. >> "nbc 10's" matt delucia continues our team coverage. he's live at the frankford transportation center. matt, a structural issue is to blame for these delays. tell us more about that. >> reporter: right. tracy, remember earlier this summer, this past summer, they were dealing with structural problems on the regional rail. now they're dealing with it here on the market frankford line. a lot of people take this. we're here at the frankford transportation center. they are going to have shuttle bus service. some of the trains are still running. the trains that have been running have been inspected so there will be service, just less of it. septa has brought in additional engineering staff to perform inspections on a 24/7 basis until all of the cars are inspected but there will be about 30 to 40 fewer cars during peek times. that in a nutshell means crowded cars. over the weekends the workers were servicing one of these market frankford trains. a crack was found in a load c

tracy morgan, denzel washington, viola davis caitlin olson jordan peele, ben and casey affleck.g erykah badu, lukas graham, and fat joe with remy ma. so please join us for that next week. we're here every week. our first guest tonight is as popular a figure in washington dc, as anyone. she even has her own monument. which is amazing. her show is called “scandal," watch it thursday nights here on abc. please welcome kerry washington! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow, you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: is that leather? >> unless you're an animal rights person then it's whatever you want it to be. >> jimmy: then it's made of vegetables? >> that's correct. >> jimmy: it looks fantastic. thank you. >>. >> jimmy: is it because of fashion week? >> i always try to look pretty for you. >> jimmy: you always do. but you look especially attractive tonight. by the way, speaking of new york you're from new york, can you believe that a day it was today in l.a.? >> it's crazy. i wish i was there and a kid again, because these are the best days when school gets canceled and you ge

. >> you know, tracy, i remember when i first heard about this from the killing of trayvon from ben crumpey, and you and he came right here. we met, you did the show that night. i had just heard about it. and there was no way you or any of us knew a movement would develop. and you arecount in the book tht after we were finished, i told you to go down, to union square there was a rally and then they went on and on and on and beyonce and everybody got involved in the movement. these things are not planned. they kind of just ha. but the thing i most remember is how you and sab rybrina always stayed level-headed and calm and wouldn't be pushed or pulled. you always had this commitment, you wanted trayvon to be remembered for something big, but not violent or destructive. >> correct. and i think that's just a part of who we are as people, and that's a part of the book. we wanted everybody to know who we are as parents, who trayvon was as a child, and we just felt that it would have been a dishonor of service to him to go out and do something that goes against what we believe in. >> i know, syb