on our next hour, former ambassador caroline kennedy who recently visited the region.he'll talk about the worsening refugee crisis and its impact on children. that's ahead only on "cbs this morning." >>> federal investigators say the pilot of a plane that crashed into a california neighborhood was a retired police officer. the ntsb says 75-year-old antonio pascini was alone in the cessna on sunday. he was killed when the plane broke apart and landed into a home in yorba linda starting a massive fire. four people in the house were killed. he had bevisiting his daughter d granddaughter for the weekend. >> julia says she recently flew with her father who had been a pilot for 50 years. she was emotional as she spoke with her daughter at her side. >> my father was and always will be everything to me. i called him that night and asked him to call me when he got home safely. the only call i got was from the sheriff's department. >> witnesses reported seeing the tail of the plane break off in the air, followed by the wing. officials are combing through debris scattered across

host: ambassador caroline kennedy, a member of the kennedy family? caller: a good dark horse that has impeccable reputation and well-rounded. host: and senator warren as you're vice president shall pick? caller: i like kamala harris, but i think warren would be a better vice president. host: who would like to thank all of our callers. coming up, we will discuss the supreme court's decision this week. spotlightour weekly on magazine segment, kalena thomhave to talk about her recent piece on the future of roe v. wade. this week on newsmakers, we talked to air force secretary. one of the topics was the presidents directive to create a space force. [video clip] >> what do you think the first several steps are, and when do you think we might seek legislation moving to capitol hill? aboutre is a question these things. it will be within the next couple of weeks sometime. the draft legislation is underway. >>, steve think it will cost now? has given ust guidance to find that out earlier this week to propose to establish a space force with a chief of staff. w

. >>> and only on "cbs this morning," caroline kennedy tells us about the growing humanitarian crisisat's it for the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> we are taking a live look outside at the bay bridge and the east bay. we are dealing with crazy weather in the bay area, everything from the rain to the snow on this tuesday morning, february 5. >> i am michelle griego. >> good morning. i am kenny choi. >>> here is a shot over the valley, several inches of snow piling up. >> sideways snow on mount diablo and they closed the gates early to keep people from driving up there

my name is caroline kennedy. i chaired the dolores heights improvement club, the neighbourhood association west in district eight. i have great respect for you and the staff too. today, i'm here to request that you request a detailed analysis of the bill 50 and its impact on our housing needs. planning staff's summary and the housing strategy and plan does not -- is not sufficient. what we need from planning staff is a detailed analysis of how this bill will affect our neighbourhoods and our city. for example, it is clear that dolores heights and nearly all of san francisco fall within the quarter-mile of a high quality bus stop. however, the bill does not clearly defined the next category of major transit stops. is that the ferry building? is it all part stops? is at my stop at the top of dolores park at 20th and church? the bill also states that the projects will receive up to three incentives and concessions pursuant to subdivision d. of section 65915. i'm not a legislative analyst, however this reference has

caroline rigby, bbc news. joining us now is mark stephens, head of media law at howard kennedy and an expert in nondislosure agreementss disadvantage. but a counter argument, quite useful? for their original purpose, useful. you could keep trade secrets, your customer lists, you could gag someone from telling them about that. if you worked at coca—cola, you could not sell the formula to pepsi, for example. in commercial that one understands the importance. but ingenious and highly paid lawyers, and as one i can speak with authority, have expanded that. they are used now to cover up inappropriate behaviours, often where there is a power imbalance. that is where the problem is because the people signing up to these are people who have been abused. and just want to get out. they want to leave. they will sign anything to get out. i was listening to... it is said those people have lawyers, down to the lawyers to negotiate with other lawyers. victims of bad behaviour by their employer are actually losing out by this?” behaviour by their employer are actually losing out by this? i am fond of edward garnier but he has missed

caroline rigby, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to an expert in ndas — mark stephens, from the howard kennedy lawfirm — who explained be regulated. their original purpose was that you could keep trade secrets, so your customer lists, if you were an employer, you could gag someone from talking about that. if you worked at coca—cola, you couldn't tell the formula to pepsi, for example. in those examples, commercial secrets, one understands the importance of them. of course, what has happened is that ingenious and highly paid lawyers, and as one, i can speak with authority, have expanded that, and now what they are used to do is to cover up inappropriate behaviours, often where there is a power imbalance, and that is where the vice is, really, because the people signing up to these are people signing up to these are people who have been abused and just wa nt to people who have been abused and just want to get out, and they want to leave. they'll sign anything to get out, and that is where the problem lies. i was listening to the former solicitor general saying he is not convinced by that because actually all those peop

caroline: minor details like that. jason furman, great to get you here. the current professor at harvard kennedy school's. ratic senator. he joins us with his take on the -- an insider's take on venezuela. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: the trump administration is rising pressure on the battle with the venezuelan president by targeting the nation's oil. will bel and customers blocked from using u.s. financial systems by the spring. kevin cirilli is standing by with a special guest who has another side of -- point of view. >> we're joined by democrat from maryland who joins us via baltimore. i want to start with venezuela and the decision to withdraw support from the maduro regime. is that something you support? ,en. cardin: i do support that under the venezuelan constitution, president maduro has lost all legitimacy and it falls on the national council for the acting president until reelections can be held. >> there are so many different moving parts to the situation in venezuela. one is the maduro regime's relationship with russia, iran, and with certain chinese telecommunications firms like zte. the pres