i hold in my hand an extra ticket to the david blaine show tonight.yes, it is inspired by "the matrix." now, to decide who gets to go with me, a magic trivia contest! penn jillette sealed himself in the trunk of what car for a "celebrity apprentice" sponsorship presentation? anybody! - i really don't wanna go, but it was a buick verano. - shh! [upbeat news broadcast music] - sorry i haven't called until now. i was actually in venezuela covering the riots. - it's okay. i've been pretty busy at the office too. - oh, yeah? what're you working on? - why be ashamed to tell you when i could be ashamed to show you? - and the crash survivors lived off that italian sub for ten days. - woof! - yep. - well, we've all had our share of fluff pieces. - i just wish i could do something exciting for once. - you know, i'm going on a stakeout tonight. why don't you come with? - a stakeout? - yeah. i got a hot tip that this congressman is being blackmailed over some photos he doesn't want to get out. nobody knows what they have on 'em. - ooh.

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for the book i interviewed everyone from david blaine to george h.w. bush. >> wow. questions about privacy concerns here with all this information that people are sharing on genealogy. >> right. like any technology there is a risk, so in the future hackers may like get all of our dna and it will be like that movie "gat i ka," great movie, but i think the benefits outweigh the risks and these companies are doing their best to keep it private. >> did everyone do a test? >> one confirmation i am jewish. one said i was arab. so i have that conflict in my body. 14% scandinavian. >> some those data sets can be a little bit funny, which you can read about in my forthcoming book. >> they are getting better. as of now -- >> a.j. jacobs. we're related. i knew it. >> thank you, cousins. >>> coming up, taking your smartphone pictures to a whole other level. the specialty is now in the reach of all of us. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." complete the job with listerine® help prevent plaque, early gum disease, bad breath and kill up to 99.9% of germs. listerine® brin

where it get -- i can see that's enough to push you, look at of knees, just kind of -- >> that's david blaine jones. >> oh, my gosh. >> ya. >> is it an optical illusion then? >> can we see -- hey, samantha, in the control room. do we have it at regular speed? >> i think this is it, regular speed. here we go. i'm telling you. a oh, shoes, the casino every shoes he had on. >> what? >> he had levitating shoes. >> i just -- now i'm going to start falling all over the place to see what happens when i get up. >> maybe i'll try that. >> here we go. >> maybe in the 9:00 hour? >> this is real time. look at that. that doesn't look -- >> what? >> what is that? >> someone said maybe he has real strong toast but that doesn't make sense. >> you know what he could, he could be ballerina-like. >> i don't think -- >> no. i think you could be strong enough in your toast to do this. >> or maybe it is his knees? >> just after when he gets on his knees the part that really freaks me out. >> okay. all of the physiologist cents out there, kinesiologies cents, how did that happen, please? >> i would like to do, that

. >> blaine alexander is tracking reaction from president trump overseas. but we'll start with david culver as we take a deeper dive into the virginia governor's race. david just getting back from richmond about an hour or so ago. >> made it back just for the show. >> you started your day with governor-elect ralph northam. he's got several priorities that he talked with you about. >> he didn't waste any time. he jumped right into his agenda, because he says the governor in virginia, he's only got a four-year term, so he did not want to waste any of that precious time. he covered a lot of ground today, going to work with president trump. he also acknowledged those who voted for ed gillespie, explaining how he hopes to win them over. and even brought up working with his former republican rival. after a restless celebratory night, walking into a room of supporters, and reporters. among our questions to him, is he going to work with president trump? northam said depending on the issue, you bet. >> building up the military would be good for virginia, good for our economy. >> reporter: on