david carr died in the "new york times" newsroom. anyone who knew david, as we both did, new him in their own way, and those who did not know him, got a sense in page one at "the new york times," especially when he confronts shane smith of "vice." david carr: i arrived in new york late in life and the chip that was planted in my mind, let's just call it "the new york times" inception really helped me. the drug addiction that i suffered in my 20's and 30's, leading in jail for cocaine possession, raising two children as a sigel para and eventually ending up at the new york times, i know what it is like to come out on the other side when the odds are stacked against you. we have had reporters there reporting on genocide, and just because you put on a [bleep] safari helmet does not give you a right to insult what we do. shane smith: i am just saying i'm not there to report, i'm just there to [indiscernible] david carr: for those who work in media, it is not sheet cakes and champagne, we feel like we are on the island of misfit toys. john

on thursday night my friend david carr died. david was the man who knew all these men, who covered them all, held them all to account. david helped us and helped them understand the revolutionary changes that keep coming coming coming in the media industry. david was the wisest most wired media reporter in this country. his monday column was the definition of a must read. he collapsed in the "new york times" newsroom he loved so much. david used to say, i just want to get in the boat and row. he just wanted to help cover the big stories in the world of media. today we will pick up an oar and try to row without him. i'm joined by the best person to make sense of this week's news carl bernstein, one-half of the team that exposed watergate to the world. i wanted you to join us on set today because we've been talking about all these stories and how they are interconnected. they are different, deaths suspensions, retirement. it seems it me what connects all these stories is the word "trust." >> trust is a big part of it. also the conc

we talked earlier in the program about the death of new york times media columnist david carr.ed that it was an e-mail from david carr that led to your departure from cnn because he was going to write about you. explain. >> well, it was actually more the announcement as i was coming off my daily show because of david carr e-mailing me and saying i'm going to do a piece about your show. i don't think it has worked even though had been on the air three and a half years, i think it's struggling a bit and he invited me to talk to him. what i liked about the e-mail was he didn't sugar coat this he gave me his opinion. i didn't necessarily agree with it all but he gave me his opinion and he said i want to talk to you about it so i could be fair and balanced. i decided to talk to him and he actually wrote a very fair and balanced column about me. now, he had written before very negative columns about me. he had also been extremely supportive of me actually over the phone hacking scandal when i gave evidence over that back in england. and so he was a guy that i always felt gave you a f

david carr believed in journalism. being engaging engaging he believed in journalism making a difference. although he embraced new media he was also a fierce defender of those who practiced responsible traditional media. >> i love twitter. i'm on there every damn day. but the best links in twitter are always always into the data stream of mainstream media. to suggest that somehow a hand-created citizen media is going to supplant for instance "new york times" has a news budget of $220 million, dozens of bureaus all over the world, many other news organizations, the same footprint, and we are going to toss that out which is the proposition, toss that out and see what facebook turns up. i don't think so. >> over the years, at various media outlets, david carr served as an editor and a mentor to many young journalists. i was one of them. david carr convinced me in 1997 to become a full-time journalist and to come work for him at washington city paper. he was a one person journalism school. coincidentally as i found out tod

david carr has died. times editor says carr collapsed in the newsroom on thursday night. bill carter tweeted his tribute. saying david carr was funny and generous. my heart breaks for his family and legion of friends. he is proud to be one of those friends. david carr was 58 years old. >>> more alleged exaggeration coming to light as nbc news investigates now suspended nightly news anchor brian williams. new questions about williams claimings about flying to baghdad with s.e.a.l. team six. among them a knife. sources tell us here at cnn it would be impossible for williams to have traveled with s.e.a.l. team six. questions surfacing about the brush with pope john paul ii as a university student. more on that later in the show. >>> let's get an early start on your money. cristina alesci joins us now. >> we are looking at a good week for stocks. asian stocks ended the day mostly higher. european shares are up as well thanks to solid gdp numbers. germany and europe's growth engine. u.s. stock futures are conti

david carr was 58 years old.o come on the newshour: what to know before sunday's health care deadline; how sensory technology is taking prosthetic limbs to a new level; an inside look at boko haram's campaign of terror in nigeria; a rare glimpse of the man behind the n.s.a. leaks; plus, shields and brooks on the week's news. >> woodruff: sunday marks the deadline for enrolling in the state and federal health exchanges this year. the push is on once again to get people to sign up. there are signs that perhaps more than ten million will enroll, less than initially expected, but better than a revised estimate showed. to fill us in on the latest, we're joined again by mary agnes carey of kaiser health news. and susan dentzer, a health analyst for the newshour. good to see you both again. >> thank you. >> woodruff: time to talk healthcare. mary agnes carey, overall, how has the process been going the second year? >> the web site is better, actually works and that's better for everyone trying to enroll. the federal gov

we talked about the death of david carr.ou tweeted that it was an e-mail from david carr that led to your departure from cnn. because he was going to write about uyou. explain. >> it was actually the announcement that came about saying i'm doing a piece about you. i don't think it worked, i think now he's struggling a bit and he invited knee talk to him. what i liked about the e-mail, he didn't sugarcoat this, he gave me his opinion. i didn't necessarily agree with it all, but he gave me his opinion and he said i want to talk to you so i can be fair and balanced. and i decided to talk to him and he actually wrote a very fair and balanced column about me. he had written before very negative comments about me he'd also been extremely supportive of me over the phone hacking scandal when i gave evidence over that. and so and he washe was a guy that i felt gave and you fair crack at the whip. but you talk about bli an williams getting second chances. david carr's life is the perfect template for somebody who if we judged him on t

(applause) >> charlie: david carr died thursday evening. he collapsed in the "new york times" news room. he was the legendary media columnist. david was 58 years old and for the past 25 years he documented the shifting landscape of media through the birth of the digital area. carr was called one of the most gifted journalists who's ever worked at the "new york times." before joining the "times" he worked for twin cities reporter and the washington city paper. also contributed to the atlantic inside.com and new york magazine. in 2008 he published his now famous memoir, the night of the gun. it was an investigation into his personal addiction to drugs and alcohol. he spoke to me about that time at the table. >> journalism is a very sort of blunt technology, and it goes with certain narratives. if i say, you know, as an addict i got sobered up, got custody of my children, got us off welfare survived cancer, and then got a great job, that's one story. that's the story i like to tell. but there's another story about somebody who was a full-on man

david carr of the new york times. 58 years old.of his published was about brian williams. brian, this was your mentor at "the new york times." a man we all looked up to. >> an incredible man. i'm still speaking of him in the present tense because i have been shocked by this. he collapsed at work at "the new york times." i worked with him for six years. he took me under his wing and mentored me. he had a passion and love for "the new york times" like no one else and a love for journalism. he was the most important media reporter of our time. he explained the revolution to us as readers. through that, he was explaining our world. the world is changing due to the information age and digital revolution. he had a grasp of that like no one else. >> what do you think he would want people to remember most about him and to do in his absence? >> his love for other people his love for family and friends and love for the new york times. his passion for that institution and what it represents and that daily miracle, the publication of that pape

well david carr wrote mr. stewart will leave his desk and arguably the most trusted man in news. maybe. stewart himself always said what he did was fake news even if the targets were real. but his presence at that desk will be missed. >> bri! why? >> he held up a mirror to our industry. so we need it. yeah it's sad he is going but when we look in that mirror now there are too many faces missing. and that that's tragic. what a week. there is a lot more happening tonight. >>> gary tuchman is back with a "360" bulletin. gary? >> john a police officer testified aaron hernandez's trial that the former nfl star got agitated when asked why his rental keys were found in the pocket of odin lloyd hours after lloyd was murdered. hernandez was arrested 11 days later and pleaded not guilty. oregon's long time governor stepped down. kitzhaber, said he was a liability to his state. including work his fiance did for energy company and a runaway school bus in minnesota. 11 children on board when the driver in central minnesota had a medical emergency. he swerved on and off the road over 14 terrif

david carr died in the newsroom last night and could not be revive. he's called the finest media reporter of his generation a remarkable and funny man who was one of the leaders of our newsroom. carr appeared on this broadcast just two days ago and he was a guest on my program many times. >> what they want me to do is look over the hill not get stuck on the rear view not be a nos tall gist and talk about the era that we live in. >> reporter: for more than 25 years david carr did just that. his beat was the media and its effect on business, culture, and politics. >> at my house when i look at my nightstand and see what is piled up on it in my ipad what's piled up on my dvr. >> reporter: just hours before his death, he moderated a "times" panel about whistle blower edward snowden. >> so you're in russia and now you're able to stay for three years, right? >> right? >> yes. >> are you getting now if eat? is the food good? you look good. >> reporter: carr reached the pinnacle of his career as onea popular columnist after a power ever addict. he overcame fiv

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i spoke to david carr before we went on the air before we learned of bob simon's passing or i would haveterview all about bob simon, but this is what i spoke to david carr about earlier. >> reporter: do you believe it is likely ta that brian williams will return after six months? >> you have to wonder what that will look like, and the ins tru me men al ti of it, and how it would get done, and i mean, it has to be the possibility that they left the door open. but i just have trouble figuring out how it would get done. >> seeing it, seeing the path? >> and he can't go on the talk shows. >> right. >> and maybe he can go on the press, but maybe he can go to work on wounded warrior, i don't know, but it is just the drawback, because he has a huge fan base of people who care and like him, and that matters in television a lot, but sort of how do you get from here to there? >> and the idea of the wounded warriors is interesting, because i was thinking of that as with well, does he start to work for veterans organizations, and you know, even kind of without any fanfare and just kind of doing it,

david carr died in the office on thursday. was 58 years old. >> the terror group has ripped many from their families and forced others from their homes. >> a young girl is seeing some of the 200 schoolgirls boko haram kidnaps so many months ago. >> bereft disenfranchised. voices all of us they say. for some it's their father for some it's their husband, brothers, children, my mother says one. some miscarried. others buried their husbands before starting walking for miles. rr every single person has a horrifying story to tell. many still shutter at the very sound of their name. they have turned lives upside down looted raped, murdered and kidnaps. one kidnapping victim told me that she had been held with some of the lost girls as recently as three months ago. monica was abdupted and then marched around. >> this is the first news of in of them since this video eight months ago proporting to show the forced conversion to islam. she said they had been co-erced but were unharmed just home sick. when monica escaped she walked for da

tom: david carr, aged 58 tragically at age 58.tters of economics finance, and investment, it is true that all the gains have gone to corporate america, with little for labor. he is global chief strategist at citi private bank he owns the franchise on linking earnings to the american economy, and we speak to him about our american economic experiment on this friday. it has been a friday the 13th for a decade for labor. it has been ugly for labor, when does it change. steven: i think it has. they are not tight and the bargaining power of american labor is powerful. the trajectory of improvement is impressive. the unemployment rate has fallen 1% per year. unfilled job openings are at an all-time high. that tells you a lot. tom: the vectors are moving in the right direction, you buy the idea that wage inflation is a lagging indicator? or is this time different, where the fed will have to act differently? steven: supply a and demand for labor it will still impact labor. we are coming from a low broad inflation rate. you have some sort

"new york times" columnist david carr has died. the newspaper reports that he collapsed in his office and died at a new york hospital today. carr wrote about business culture and government. he spent some time here in d.c. as the editor of the washington city paper. david carr was 58 years old. >>> john wall has some goals for the all-star game. stay tuned. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're working with farmers to make balanced meals accessible to everyone. while using natural resources more efficiently. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >>> john wall's getting the love he deserves. fans do appreciate that. >> yes, there's been lots of talk and articles written about john wall this past week. the

david carr collapsed in his beloved "times" newsroom last night.58. >>> so much for being sober as a judge. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg reportedly told a crowd she was "not 100% sober" during this year's state of the union address. cameras caught the 81-year-old justice looking a little sleepy during the speech last month. apparently the justices had been pregaming it with a bottle of fine california wine which ginsburg says she couldn't resist. >>> when we come back, the fantasy of millions of women has come true. this racy best-seller is now on the big screen. >>> there is a movie out this weekend that's expected to -- how should i put this -- dominate the box office. "fifty shades of grey" adapted from the book series that has sold more than 100 million copies worldwide is now in theaters everywhere. it is released by universal pictures owned by our parent company. our kevin tibbles just had to see the guilty pleasure. >> anastasia. >> christian. >> reporter: and with that this most-talked about film heads off in the direction of f

david carr was one of the most gifted journalists who ever worked at the "new york times". he combined formidabletal lebt with acute judgment. carr wrote about business culture and government. he spent some time in d.c. as editor of the washington city paper. david carr was 58 years old. >>> we're now getting new reaction to the -- rather it seems that there is no escaping winter this year. today 17 states are under windchill advisories or warnings. a blast of arctic air is affecting temperatures from the midwest to the team south p. the midwest and northeast can expect single digit temperatures for the next several days. even florida and parts of the deep south are facing below average temperatures. for new england, this cold air comes ahead of yet another snowstorm if you can believe it adding to more than 6 feet of snow that has buried the region. this is crazy for boston, too, but for people in the south, even a little bit of cold panicking, right? is your mom okay? >> she will not leave home. that's how they do it down in georgia when it get this is cold. for us we're

. >>> "new york times" david carr is being remembered as one of the leaders.e died last night in his office at the "times." in addition to his popular business he wrote a memoir on drug addiction. hours before his death carr moderated a forum with nsa leaker and wednesday he was a guest on "cbs this morning" to talk about brian williams' suspension from nbc news. david carr was 58 years old. >>> we have an update this morning on the tragic death of our colleague, "60 minutes" correspondent bob simon. police in new york say now he was not wearing a seatbelt when he was killed in a car crash on wednesday. simon was a passenger in a lincoln town car that hit another vehicle and then slammed into a metal traffic barrier. seatbelts with not required by law. you can see a report on his for ebola. you can see it on 7:00 eastern, 6:00 p.m. pacific. >>> on "cbs moneywatch," a car watch and "fifty shades of grey" takes a hit from protesters. good morning, jill. >> good morning, alison. the national highway traffic safety administration say automakers issued over 800 cra

david carr has died. the cause is unclear but the times is reporting he collapsed in the newsroom last night. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. earlier in the evening carr had moderated a panel featuring former cia leaker edward snowden. carr was a cancer survivor and in 2008 wrote a memoir about his drug addiction. >>>s the publisher of the "new york times" remembers carr as a unique human being, full of life funny, loyal and loveable. david carr was 58. >>> late last night the fbi announced it was launching a preliminary inquiry into the shooting deaths of three muslim students near the unc chapel hill campus. the fbi had previously said it hadn't seen signs of a hate crime despite claims from the families of the victims. more than 5,000 people attended a funeral yesterday for the husband his wife and sister. >>> you have to check out this feisty exchange between an 80-year-old woman and a florida judge, and keep an eye on the inmates behind the sassy senior. >> i don't tip anyb

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and think about who -- what david carr might have written about all of this one wonders whether davided the irony of appreciating that his obituary is above the fold on page 1 of the new york times today. acclaimed "new york times" man and media columnist was an unlikely hero of journalism and champion and critic of the media. he collapsed in the newsroom last night after moderating a potential with glenn greenwald with edward snowden participating from moscow. he had wrestled with drug addictions and other demons and destructive behaviors and documented all of this in his gritty memoir night of the gun. it was written, david carr was one of the most gifted journalist who ever worked at the "new york times," the combined talent as reporter with acute judgment to become an indispensable guide to modern media. he was 58 years old. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkw

a week of turmoil in media and now this new york times columnist david carr has died at the age of 58 at the office today after a battle with knew moment ya and he talked about media for 30 years and he appeared right here last night on "ac360" and his times' colleague said this david carr collapsed in the newsroom and he did what he loved surrounded by those who loved him. r.i.p. david carr is survived by his wife joe rooney carr and his twin daughters matt ti -- matty and megan. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. sometimes the present looked bright. sometimes romantic. there were tears in my eyes. and tears in my eyes. and so many little things that we learned were really the biggest things. through it all, we saved and had a retirement plan. and someone who listened and helped us along the

i thought someone like david carr was a god. which he was, at the time.thought he would ignore me at best and crush me at best. he mentored us and instilled us a deep appreciation for all of the things we've been talking about in the past week. credibility and trust and voice and journalism. >> we actually have a little bit of sound. i'd love to play that so people can remember. let's take a listen to the documentary page one. >> is that a bridge to the future? or wait it's a gallows. right there's the dream come true. >> that is a great media experience right there. >> yeah. >> you know what it reminds me of? >> what? >> a newspaper. >> reading the paper on a tablet. >> he had such a love ferocious love for the "new york times" and for his friends and family. i don't know what we're going to do without him. he was the best and most important media reporter of our time. and he was explaining this revolution that's happening to the world around us. he always knew he's the kind of guy i went to when i was ready to propose to my wife. when i had trouble at w

joining me now is david carr. a pretty big day on the media beat today. >> i would say, you don't know which way to look, chris. this bit of news is pretty -- it is kind of sad, isn't it? >> about stewart's exit? yeah, it is. >> yeah, you lose a little hole in all of this, let's face it. he created a whole runway of comedy that now we're seeing more and more of with, you know, of course steven colbert, jan oliver, larry wilmore. but he is the originator and reigning champion and going out on top, i would say. >> the thing about "the daily show" that always struck me, and has struck me more the more that i have come to host a nightly news show, is that it was in some ways the way that the barrage of particularly cable news, and coverage of things was digested, distilled, and sent up. it was a critique of the media, but also had substantive points to make. >> caller: most definitely, and i teach at boston university once a week, and when you talk to those kids, they don't call it fake news, they call it the news. it

david carr is joining us tonight. this came as new news at the end of about a week now of a lot of news about brian williams, is this what you expected as a media observer for how nbc would handle this? >> i thought it was a good outcome. i wanted to hear as a consumer and reporter from someone other than brian williams about this. it was, you know, him saying he was story. sort of kind of. and then him saying he was taking himself off of the news. and even though i know and like brian, i thought to myself well, you really should not be in charge right now. you're not the managing editor of much of anything. you should sit still, and quiet, and find out what is going to happen. >> in terms of -- it is weird you know that this is happening at the same time, within a few minutes of us getting the same announcement of jon stewart leaving "the daily show." but just watching jon stewart's coverage of this last night on "the daily show," i found it striking that his essential defense of what happened to brian williams is th

veteran "new york times" media columnist david carr died after collapsing in the newsroom own 58. he is remembered as a finest media reporter of his generation. he resolution to almost brother nancy after overcoming drug addiction in the 1980's. his boss calling him "one of the most gifted journalists who ever worked at the times." >> a 23-year-old on a flight from bay area to los angeles is accused of stealing luggage from passengers at lamb -- l.a.x. ryan green is a cal state long beach student with the bags. he was arrested after investigators say they saw him steal a suitcase from a baggage carrier. he took the baggage to a bathroom, took out belongings and dumped the bag if a trash bin and admitted to detectives that he took the luggage and said he used his mother's buddy pan to fly from san jose to lamb the same day. >> california attorney general and hopeful kamala harris is fighting crime against children appearing in downtown los angeles for the new bureau of children's justice which will look at several crimes including human trafficking. it will try to stop elementary s

trisha wants to know please share some thoughts about david carr. >> david carr is a great media reporter for the "new york times" who i knew for about 15 years. passed away yesterday. was quite a character. one of the most interesting people that i've ever met. in every iteration of my career i got in trouble he was there on a bicycle smoking a cigarette -- he actually flew to london when i was at maxim and watched that downfall. he always seems to show up after i implode and writes about it. he was such an interesting person. and everybody in media loved him even if -- like he wasn't a fan of the work i did, but it really didn't matter. he was a fan of interesting things. the only reason -- i mean he's the only thing i read in "new york times." >> sounds like he did his job because he wasn't supposed to be a fan. >> yeah. he was biased but he was true. >> yeah. >> i guess. >> all right. very sad. >> he'll be missed. >> from judy m. for me andrea have you ever dated a liberal democrat? and did you try and reform him? bob's laughing because no, i have not. although -- >> you sure? >> i tw

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yeah, new york times media columnist, he was a famous dude in the world of media, david carr has died fifty-eight year-old reportedly collapsed at his office last night. david joined the new york times in 2002 and then he stayed with them until 2008. wrote a memoirs about his fight with drug addiction. so times executive editor described david carr as quote unquote the finest media reporter of his generation. david is survived by his wife and three children another shocker out on of new york city. >>> 6:50. presidents are just like us right. well... >> well, in a way. >> yeah. >> except for all of the millions of dollars that they have. president barack obama poked some fun at himself. have you looked at this. he admires him early in the mirror. what i'm shock by when you look at him in the mirror look at how dirty the mirror is. >> everybody is talking about the dirty mirror. >> it is way of promoting his affordable care act which you have to sign up for by sun take. >> deadline is a approaching. >> signing up for health insurance is february. >> any other wednesday. >> that is in th

long time columnist david carr has died. the "times" says carr collapsed in his office yesterday. the paper's publisher issued this statement overnight quote, david carr was one of the most gichlted journalists who has worked at the "times". he combined formidable talent with acute judgment to become an indispensable guide to modern media. he also spent time in d.c. as editor of the washington city paper. he was 58 years old. >>> some modern equipment is helping keep you and your car safe in chevy chase village. you're looking at cameras inside a bait car. officers put it on the street after a rash of car break-ins. it has hidden cameras and microphones that start recording when shall beball be somebody tries to break in. both men are charged breaking and entering a motor vehicle and theft. >>> 11 degrees in silver spring right now. >> and we're not factoring in the windchills. we showed you earlier that there are negative windchills. let's check in with tom kierein for your weather and traffic on the 1s. brutally cold. >> and i just tweeted out all of the windchills going forward

>> reporter: and jon stewart, david carr wrote mr.his desk as arguably the most trusted man in news. maybe. even if his targets were real. but his presence at that desk will be missed. >> why? [ laughter ] why? [ laughter ] >> reporter: he held up a mirror to our industry and we need it. so yeah it is sad he is going. but when we look in that that mirror now, there are too many faces missing. and that that's tragic. what a week. >> what a week indeed. our thanks to john berman for that report. >>> it is valentine's day weekend, and that means love is in the air. but if you don't have a significant other to spoil with chocolates and roses newt ss not to worry. you can pretend to have one at the with the help of a crafty website. >> getting off work coming bystrawberries. >> reporter: it's a holiday for those in love lots of love and romance. >> for someone wanting nothing to do with this romantic holiday, they're able to focus on their personal life. >> foot loose and fancy-free. >> reporter: that's where the website invisible girlfrie

the medical examiner's office plans to look into his death david carr was just 58 years old. >>> we have nothing short of a busy friday at 5:37. we will go outside first and start off on the schuylkill expressway right around city avenue. you can see completely jammed and completely crawling westbound toward king of prussia area same story heading eastbound in the center city from the schuylkill expressway as well. on i-95 right around girard looking like just a real serious jam here heading southbound toward center city area northbound lanes not doing too much better as well. we have accident that have been popping up getting ready to list them carney's point township on route 140 eastbound the ramp is closed in to the new jersey turnpike southbound, at upper chichester township route 322 at chichester avenue car fire there with police on the scene directing traffic around the incident. in delaware on i-95 northbound at route 896 an accident there and currently in the middle of an opening burlington bristol bridge take the tacony palmyra to get by if you want to avoid some residual dela

influential "new york times" media journalist david carr has died. stunning week in media news. he once struggled with drug abuse by rose to be one of the most finest journalist of his generation. david carr died last night in the "time" newsroom. he was only 58. >>> overseas to ukraine. a cease-fire agreement hammered out after marathon peace talks. the deal set to take effect this sunday could finally bring the bloody conflict to an end. it is said to be a partial win for moscow and kiev but delays restoring control of the eastern boardser with russia and doesn't set a deadline for the withdrawal of russian forces. as ukraine prepares to end the violence here more violence. they were having a tough time finding peace in parliament. these are two lawmakers. >> use your words. >> battling it out over a local land issue. you saw them going at it there. soldier had to intervene. one man had a busted nose. you see him there. the other had a busted lip but yes, these are lawmakers. i hope washington is watching. >> or not. >>> the senate confirmed ash ca

we'll hear from david carr of "the new york times," and actress lucy lu from "elementary" joins us in7. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday, i'm lauren lyster. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. things are quiet but there is work on a tollbooth retrofit work number 5. so you'll be squeezed in across the golden gate. >> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, february 11. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy "hump day" of get you out the door with traffic and weather. roberta, i think we're in store for a good week. >> you think? >> the rain chances for next week is slid back a little bit until the following sunday the 22nd. as long as it's on the horizon i'm okay with that. right now, we saw a bit of haze it looked like at the golden gate bridge. we do have some patches of fog in the santa rosa area. otherwise, notice the numbers. you've going to see a big spread from 41 degrees in san jose where it'

. >>> well the new york times is mourning the loss of media columnist, david carr, he collapsed at hisice last night. earlier this week he appeared on cbs this morning to comment on brian williams and john stewart. publisher arthur oaks, calls carr1 of the most gift dollars journalist that is has ever work at the new york times. david carr was 58. >>> new this morning, new jersey governor chris christie's popularity singing to new lows. star ledger eagleton pole out this morning shows it has dropped to 37%. when asked why 20% of those surveyed cited his attitude, behavior personality, 15% referred to the george washington bridge scandal. and 10% cited lack of a ten son to new jersey as christy prepares for a possible white house run. >> president obama taking action to bolster cyber security in the united states. today the president is expected to unveil an executive order to increase information sharing between private companies and the feds. he will be speaking from a cyber security summit at stanford university. says law enforcement fields to be prepped err prepared to protect consu