. >>> coming up on cbs sunday morning with charles osgood, more than thousands of tourists looking to get up close and personal with polar bears. moraco is looking at the annual meeting place for our executives, the annual cherry blossom festival. >>> >>> this doesn't shine any brighter than this annual night parade. many bundled up and packed into the city on saturday night. tampa's mayor bob buckhorn showed he had an arm tossing while this parade is known as more of an adult affair, it didn't scare away if families. the forecast. valentine's day. >>> here's my tease for today, are blue. we are looking ahead to a nice valentine's day. we are starting off with gorgeous views. look at the sunrise as we look over the theater. some colors there, but nothing in the way of cloud cover. we are off to a great start and that's going to help warm up the temperatures quickly. notice on the storm tracker 10, really not much going on. we have a few high clouds offshore, but that's at it. we are going to stay with this pattern on and off through the day. temperatures in clear water. 49 odess and c

here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: lady gaga won two grammys nor 2009 hit "bade" come tomorrow night's grammy awards here on cbs a new song is in contention, song with words and music by diane warren she writes the songs that peopleand talk about. ben tracy tells us more. >> lady gaga p. her haunting newbillboard's recent women in music event. till it happens to you" is about surviving sexual assault. it was a work in progress by legendary songwriter diane warren for the documentary "the" about rape on college campuses. but when gaga came on board she wanted to make the song even more powerful. >> theful but maybe it didn't go to the place that i felt that it needed to go for it to, at the end, arrive in pant place. >> you wanted this to be epic in the end. >> till it happens to you, happens to you.ns to you >> that's a warrior singing that. that's a warrior. that's a warrior.it happens to you >> the song is deeply personal happened to them. both of you have survived sexual yeah. >> how emotional was this to record this song? >> i feel really and truly like i bared my soul. it

i'm charles osgood and this is "sunday morning." as you may have heard, supreme court just sis antonin scalia died yesterday at the age of 79. martha teichner will have more on his life and on what his passing means for the court in just a few minutes. we'll also be taking time to observe this st. valentine's day. but only after a bit of northern exposure cold as it is in much of the country. can't be cold enough for the creatures lee cowan will take us to visit. >> they are majestic and adorable and terrifying, all rolled into one. polar bears are a rare sight for most of us, but not if you make the trip north to churchill, manitoba, as we did. >> is it safe to walk around churchill? >> i say it's safe to walk around churchill in the day. i wouldn't say so at night. ahead on "sunday morning." >> strings of xs and os are traditional flourish to valentines. the revival of a play may keep the tradition of love letters alive. >> how do you bring back a play about love letters in the era of e-mail? >> i know you more from your letters t

i'm charles osgood this is "sunday morning." despite all the advances in medical science not every disease has a cure. facing a term nail illness some patients say they wish to die at own choosing. it's a wish that triggers an agonizing personal and legal explain in our "sunday morning" cover story. >> brain cancer patient brittany maynard drew national attention when she moved to oregon where she could legally end her life. but that is not allowed in new york where eve eliot's husband was in agony with als, an incurable disease. >> did he say, i need you to help me figure out some way that i can end it? >> yes, he did. >> ahead on "sunday morning." a dying wish and a heated national debate. >> osgood: there it's on to some literary undercover work. specifically, an investigation into what's actually between the covers of some ordinary looking books. lee cowan is on the case. >> countless exhibits of antique books over the years but this collection doesn't involve bound pages or even printed text. by my pocketbook. i would be mu

"sunday morning" on cbs, here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: jennifer jason leigh won fans, but no oscars for her role in the 1982 film "fast times at ridgemont high." fast forward to next sunday the call for the envelope please. tracy smith now on the difference 34 years can make. >> in quentin tarantino's big screen western epic "the hateful eight" there are plenty of familiar faces. >> no one said the job is supposed to be easy. >> and one you might not have seen for awhile. jennifer jason leigh is a prisoner on her way to be hanged and you can tell that it hasn't been an easy trip. >> the way you look in that movie, how would you describe it? >> she's had a rough go. she has a black eye. her face is scratched up and bruised. and i wren the very first day of shooting just taking a picture and sending it to my mom saying, this is as good as it's going get. >> much of the movie she's usually to her face. >> a man who took a high did i in a low well. >> it really is a fun job. i mean, what we get to do is great. >> you kind of think that you'd be a little sick of kurt russell at

quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> good morning, charles osgood to off today i'm jane pauley. this is a special edition of "sunday morning" our oscar issue. many a movie in contention, assures that it's based on a true story. but just how true is that claim. that's a question marcia teichner will examine our "sunday morning" cover story. >> when you hear the words, based on a true story, inspired by actual events, what goes through your minds? >> hang on to your hat. >> four of tonight's eight nominees for best picture fall into one of those categories. ahead this "sunday morning," mining the movies with a meaning of true. >> pauley: elton john is a music legend not to mention a legendary oscar night party host. he's talking this morning with

i'm charles osgood this is "sunday morning." despite all the advances in medical science not every disease has a cure. facing a term nail illness some patients say they wish to die at a time and in a manner of their own choosing. it's a wish that triggers an agonizing personal and legal debate, as rita braver will explain in our "sunday morning" cover story. >> brain cancer patient brittany maynard drew national attention when she moved to oregon where she could legally end her life. but that is not allowed in new york where eve eliot's

quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> good morning, charles osgood to off today i'm jane pauley. this is a special edition of "sunday morning" our oscar issue. an advanced look at hollywood's big night. many a movie in contention,

i'm charles osgood and this is "sunday morning." as you may have heard, supreme court just sis antonin scalia died yesterday at the age of 79. martha teichner will have more on his life and on what his passing means for the court in just a few minutes. we'll also be taking time to observe this st. valentine's day. but only after a bit of northern exposure cold as it is in much of the country. can't be cold enough for the creatures lee cowan will take us to visit. >> they are majestic and adorable and terrifying, all rolled into one. polar bears are a rare sight for

i'm charles osgood this is "sunday morning." despite all the advances in medical science not every disease has a cure. facing a term nail illness some patients say they wish to die at own choosing. it's a wish that triggers an agonizing personal and legal

quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> good morning, charles osgood to off today i'm jane pauley. this is a special edition of "sunday morning" our oscar issue. an advanced look at hollywood's big night. many a movie in contention, true story. but just how true is that claim. that's a question marcia teichner will examine our "sunday morning" cover story. >> when you hear the words, based on a true story, inspired by actual events, what goes through your minds? >> hang on to your hat. >> four of tonight's eight nominees for best picture fall into one of those categories. ahead this "sunday morning," mining the movies with a meaning of true. >> pauley: elton john is a music legend not to mention a legendary oscar night party host. he's talking this morning with anthony mason. writing hit songs with lyricist now. >> never had an argument. ever. >> why? >> there's no point. >> he's getting ready for his big oscar party tonight. guess who will be performing? sir elton john. later on "sunday morning." >> in a world where studios constantly try to dazzle us

i'm charles osgood and this is "sunday morning". not just any old sunday morning, today is super bowl 50. right here on cbs. the levi's stadium in santa clara, california, it's the denver broncos versus the carolina panthers to decide the championship of the national football league. balls will be very carefully pumped up and the fans. >> is there anything more delightfully crazed than a football fan? just ask the guys who lug their giant pizza oven to the parking lot for every home game. would you consider this an obsession? >> an obsession. what do you think, is it an obsession? >> we're passionate about it. i would say it's an obsession. >> what makes diehard sports fans so diehard? ahead on super bowl sunday. >> osgood: the call for the envelope please goes out at the academy awards two weeks from tonight. and lesley stahl has been talking to the man mind one of this year's most nominated films. >> you're a kid from a poor family and a priest visits you it's a big deal. how do you say no to god? >> coming up on "sunday morning."

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i'm charles osgood this is "sunday morning." despite all the advances in