don fisher clubhouse now i have an opportunity to be part of this historic momentum the grand opening of don fisher clubhouse any experience has been to build a friendship you bit our sweet by that i didn't there are lessons to learn from the parts of brooklyn to the sand i didn't beaches of la to the cold winder of finland that will be the last stop on our vacation arriving in san francisco any parents enrolled me in the program at e.r. nirtd to make new friends to be part of the community the club is all those things and more it is molted me to an enthusiastically leader i am today, the creativity and respect are a few of the skills i've developed from working at the boys and girls club and being 10ur7b9d by amazing individual like becky the products decorator after i dominated the swimming team she asked me to join the swim team becky was a role model the boys and girls has helped me plan for my future whether teaching kids how to float or helping others through the club i explore my option and think about the impact i want to make an generations the donisher is not only a shine i didn't new building but inspiring space giving kids access to the technology and arts and competition in the swimming pool a whole lot closer to the homes of many members hopefully in don fisher who is a strong supporter the memory

don don transcended san francisco john was a man of incredible class that was involved but somehow had time for everyone and somehow overwhelm seemed to know what ever staff member was up to son and father or wife to know what they were doing a world-class smile i'm proud those men's names are on our building the passion and leadership and generosity and long term commitment that define our organization core values getting to today has not been easy but seeing the young people in the club for the last week swimming and in the gym and learning center is amazing the energy and having you all here today is incredibly incredibly rewarding thank you for being here you're going to hear from me more in a while while i do more acknowledgments so at this time it is my pleasure to bring you up to the podium and introduce our district 5 supervisor and now president of the board of supervisors a great friends to the boys and girls club that is adding to the events of last year so thank you for that >> and that is ms. looerpd thank you for all your support and leadership i provide to the community (clapping). >> hello, everybody welcome to the don fisher boys and girls club i'm so glad we have the girls i think it started in the 70s we started letting girls inside this club i remember growing up and trying to get into the boy's club what a great day to have our kids here today to have this incredible club i wish there was a club like this when i was growing up part of what makes the club special are the people that are going to be working with our people the differences in child's life has made a difference like maxine and along with a great staff of the boys and girls club we have an incredible facility this is so amazing i'm a little bit 50e7b8gd because we were not long ago breaking ground we break ground. >> what a difference money makes it is up and built and kids are here and i just want to start by thanking ms. fisher and her family for their genuine love phenomenal san francisco and making sure that young people ♪ amazing city have an incredible opportunity and the boys and girls has truly been the place that most young

don thousands rally in jordan. canada's supreme court unanimously votes to strike down doctor-assisted suicide. >>> a day of punishment in morocco, forced to pay a hefty price. done don e don .e don . >> u.s. president barack obama has unveiled his nation's security strategy a document meant to highlight the country's poverties priorities. his critics have latched on to one concept, complaining he doesn't have a guiding strategy, that he lurchecs from one crisis to the next and is slow to respond. he issponding to that with this national security strategy five years in the making arguing the u.s. should not overreach or make decisions based upon fear and it should try to avoid acting on its own. susan rice unveiled the proposal and argued, it's working? >> think for a minute where the world would be today without decisive american leadership. symbols would be spreading throughout west africa and likely the far corners of the world. without us russia would be suffering no cost for its actions in ukraine. without us there would be no military campaign or sixty companies countering. >> she went on to detail the national security priorities. it's a long list: protecting the ho

don lemon was there. hey, don. >> john and christine, congratulations to all of the winners last night. this morning, because we hung out late. we start with j.k. simmons. what a night. he says he has been in the business 40 years. all of a sudden overnight, he is a household name. he is the character actor of our time. of course he is winning for "whiplash." supporting actress, patricia arquette. she found her voice. she is somewhat of an activist. speaking out on women's rights and equal pay. best director alejandro inarritu. best actor, eddie redmayne. he did a fantastic job training for that for months and months. best actress julianne moore. another movie dealing with issues.

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don russ don mattingly. his cards remain popular. >> and the grandchildren of carl and jenny hench are cleaning out the home. they found a dust covered box containing vintage baseball cards. >> i had went to theauk sites and i am seeing a ty cobb for 40000 and i am looking at what i have, going mine is better. >> the box carl found in the a ttic not only cobb known as the george why peach but not just one of each player. in all 800 cards most in pristine condition. >> it takes it out of a scope and a realm and you are not sure how to handle it. >> step one, find out if the cards are real. carl reaches out to expert peter calderon in dallas. >> i receive the a cryptic phone call. and on a daily basis we receive phone call ands always a reprint. npeter tells carl to take photos and he will take a look when he gets a chance. >> when i got the first picture, this is going to be foiled in too good to be thorough. they looked amazing and nothing about them that suggested they were not real and the next plan, we ta

but finally,r don, finally, the defense will give the jury a guided tour of aaron hernandez' home to show them the security system but also they will get a look at the trophy case. don donain and again why would aaron hernandez kill his friend who he spent so much time with and girlfriend, because the defense team got a charns to cross-examination odin lloyd's girlfriend and were they effective in the krox? >> well, don, it is unclear. she was very cool and collected on the stand. she testified that odin lloyd, her boyfriend, and aaron hernandez they hung out together and they smoked a lot of pot, but they got together mostly because of her when she was visiting her sister. and she said it is important to remember that they did hang out, but she however acknowledges that there was one time one very important time that she didn't know about them hanging out, and that is when hernandez and lloyd partied at a nightclub and later at an apartment that hernandez kept and that prosecutors say that hernandez got angry at odin lloyd and it turns out, don, that two nights later, that is when odin lloyd was gunned down. >> susan candiotti, thank you for your report and when we com

it's c the 1984 don russ, don matti mattingly.dn't have the hall of fame some predicted but mattingly's cards remain popular. >> while the grandchildren of karl and jen ny hench are cleaning out the century family home of northwest ohio they find a dust covered box containing vintage baseball cards. >> i had went to some of the auction sites. i am seeing ty cobb for 40,000 dollars. i am looking at the ty cobb going, oh, mine is better. >> the box karl found in the attic not only contains ty cobb but all of the grates of the era. it's not just one of each player it's dozens. in all there are 800 cards most in friens condition. >> it takes it out of the scope and realm you are not quite sure how to handle it. >> step one find out if the cards are real. karl reaches out to vintage sports cards experts peter call calderon in dallas. >> i received a phone call this was script tick. on a daily basis we find cards it is always reprints. >> peter tells karl to take photos of the cards he will take a look when he gets the chance. >> when i

don versus john. guys, come on down. john, don, come on down. >> don versus john? can i just not do this? hi, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> all your questions will be about deaths. presidential deaths. hands behind the backs. make sure this is in the middle. because chris kept moving it. 20 points. number one, a few days before his death, president lincoln was reportedly overheard reciting passages from his favorite, mcbeth, the merchant of venice, a fellow, the taming of the shrew. >> b. >> incorrect. >> a. >> that is correct. macbeth. president garfield's a sass tin reportedly chose his gun, .44 bulldog, because it spoke to him, he thought it would look good in a museum one day? >> i have no idea. >> b. >> that is incorrect. >> a, it fit in his pocket. >> a. >> that is incorrect. >> he thought it would look good in a museum one day. >> wow. you all knew this? >> did you know that, too? >> yes. >> two final questions. while on his deathbed, president grant was given what drug to treat his pain? opium, cocaine, marijuana, laudenam? >> d, laudenam. >> incorrect. >> opium? >> incorre

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don. where is don? (applause) >> he's actually playing on the swings. [laughter] >> all right. next up, it does take great leadership from our elected leaders and another true example at the state level for us has been phil king. also he's on the state assembly. he's that young dad with two kids and uses our parks and play grounds all the time. he couldn't be here, but i have [speaker not understood] to say a very brief word to present a proclamation. thank you. >> thank you so much, phil. i'm here on behalf of assembly member tang as phil mentioned. this is a wonderful park truly an effort on behalf of the community. we're here on behalf of the state assembly to present proclamations to the friends of lafayette park, rec and park, dpw, and carina as well. thank you so much, bill, and we'll be handing these out. >> thank you all. clap lap (applause) >> all right. ~ next on the line up, batting third, if you l he's the district 2 supervisor. he's a dad, he's a playground lover. he's a half decent athlete and he is a true, true, true advocate for our parks. representing the board

dons. one last-ditch effort for pepperdine. half court launch, no, no, no, the dons won 56-54. dons have beaten the waves seven straight times the third straight win overall for san francisco. >>> we show you duke because, well, our producers fell in love with them they are hosting clemson. here's a ridiculous shot for cook! hit, let it go and somehow, it went in! at clemson they gave it the old college try. dante grantham hit in the second half. no closer than 10. fourth ranked duke all the way. i better get a call from the duke bay area alumni chapter because we are giving them love. jones takes them out. number 4 duke rolling 78-56. >>> slow it down for the sierra country club los angeles third round of the northern trust open. retief goosen, lost it. the short cane rolling right into the cup. he has a two-shot lead over grant. he had the putter working. four tied at 5-under par. but let's make no mistake. just a few minutes from now, that puck is going to drop and already, i mean, people are just screaming as both teams enter the ice. this is really lights, camera, you know, act

don champion is in boston. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. seeing huge amounts of snow like this has become the new norm in this region in recent weeks. crews have just been pushing all the snow to the side. but as you can see now even that's becoming a problem. and while most of the snow has tapered off, boston won't be returning to normal any time soon. buried and frozen. winter has taken a toll on already hard-hit boston. driving around the city in new england remains challenging after another two feet of fresh snow piled up in parts of the region monday. there's mounds of snow and covered cars all over. even this man bundled up to the max had trouble getting around overnight. >> it doesn't bite. >> reporter: there's so much snow, there's no service on all boston area subways, trolleys and commuter railways today so crews can clear snow and ice from tracks. this woman was among those stranded monday night when service ended. >> i think we've been down here for, like, two hours. >> reporter: more than 70 inches of snow has fallen here in the past three weeks alone, the most ever recorded here in a 30-day period. now there's potential for even more snow on thursday. south of boston in rockland yesterday, residents got out to clear snow off homes and businesses. >> it's easier doing this preventive work rather than having other issues. >> reporter: others will be taking advantage of a break in the weather later today to do the same and avoid scenes like this one where the roof of a local company caved under the weight of ice and snow. now, sthe governor has declared a state of emergency. just to give you an idea of how much snow has fallen here in recent weeks, the normal seasonal snowfall for the city of boston is a little more than 43 inches. we've already nearly doubled that. and this region can see snow well into the month of april. lauren? >> don champion in boston. with snow almost as tall as you are, don, right behind you. thanks. >>> meteorologist eric fisher of wbz is following the storm and tracking the record-breaking snow totals. >> reporter: we have seen unprecedented snowfall in the boston area. we've broken records for 5 to 40-day totals. and the greatest 40-day total all-time was broken in just 17 days. unbelievable blitz of snow that's moved through. take a look at some of the totals from this storm. and the biggest totals have been in boston and the cities just off toward the south. the south shore, up to two feet of snow. by the time all is said and done early on in the morning, we could see a couple of those up around 30 inches. unbelievable. we are tracking another storm that's in the pipeline. this is for late thursday and into thursday night. if it develops quick enough and far enough we could, we could have another very significant snowstorm. a little farther east it's still plowable but more manageable. and

don, you'll go first, since you're in last place. >> what happened to third place? >> you're right. >> thank you. chris and don, you're in third place. i'll ask the first question to the person on the left in each team. chris, you get the first question. i'll alternate than you two. 60 seconds on the clock. let's put the four presidents up. john adams, richard nixon, bill clinton, franklin delano roosevelt. the statement i'm going to give you applies to one of these presidents. you have to guess which one. the goal is to get as many right as possible in 60 seconds. let's begin. chris, he signed a controversial law forbidding false, scandalous writing against the u.s. government. >> john adams. >> donfirst president to deliver a speech on television. >> roosevelt. >> that is correct. fdr. that is correct. chris, this president appeared on the cover of "time" magazine more than 50 times. >> bill clinton. >> incorrect. the first president to receive black head of state at the white house. >> adams. >> incorrect. this president had a sibling that served jail sentences. >> bill clinton. >> that is correct. first president born in massachusetts. >> adams. >> correct. this president's stamp collect sold for about $250,000 after his death. >> richard nixon. >> incorrect. fdr. before becoming president he applies for the fbi but never joins. >> nixon. >> that is correct. chris, whichment is deemed to be related to 11 other presidents? >> franklin delano roosevelt. >> that is correct. all right. wow. 60 seconds. >> good job. >> i got john adams on the black head of state. i think that's correct. i think that's a correct answer. >> haitian president. we'll give you that president. a total of

don got two right in 32 seconds. they're in third place. they got ten points for that. chris and don ten points. jake and alisyn in the lead. the next round is key. you can put a lot of points on the board. rapid fire round could change everything. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. the bed reacts to your body. it hugs you. it's really cool to the touch. this zips off so i can wash it-yes, please. (vo) visit your local retailer and feel the tempur-pedic difference for yourself. dad: yeah, 20 something years now. thinking about what you want to do with your money? daughter: looking at options. what do you guys pay in fees? dad: i don't know exactly. daughter: if you're not happy do they have to pay you back? dad: it doesn't really work that way. daughter: you sure? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab. >>> welcome back to the cnn quiz show, president's edition. the players are competing for a total of $40,000, divided among the charities that they have chosen. the teams have racked up points. there's still time to turn it around. yes, i'm talking about you, chris and don. here is where we stand. right now, chris and don, 110 points. it's really anybody's game. a lot of points up for grabs. the next game each team will be presented with pictures of four presidents. when i state a fact the players take turns saying which president it applies to. each answer will be worth 40 points. so there's a lot of points up for grabs. let's see how our players do with this challenge. chris and don, you'll go first, since you're in last place. >> what happened to third place? >> you're right. >> thank you. chris and don, you're in third place. i'll ask the first question to the person on the left in each team. chris, you get the first question. i'll alternate than you two. 60 seconds on the clock. let's put the four presidents up. john adams, richard nixon, bill clinton, franklin delano rooseve roosevelt. the statement i'm going to give you applies to one of these presidents. you have to guess which one. the goal is to get as many right as possible in 60 seconds. let

don champion is in boston. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. after getting about 8 inches of snow overnight, parts of the boston area are now only a few minutes way from seeing this become one of the top ten snowiest winters ever and with huge mounds of snow like this building up all across the area the problem now becomes what do you do with another foot or two of snow. it may be winter but for parts of new england, unrelented snow fall has become more of tradition in recent weeks. >> it's ridiculous. where are we going to put it. >> reporter: snow is still piled up on sidewalks and roads from back-to-back storms with another 10 to 24 inches of snow expected to fall in the area massachusetts governor charlie baker cautioned drivers to stay off the roads and leave room for emergency personnel. >> that would be 80 inches of snow in 14 or 15 days. >> reporter: some who ventured out after midnight tried their best to stay warm. >> we're just putting on a lot of clothes you know a lot of overalls. >> reporter: unlike others this storm is expected to stick around for a few days. the rough weather kept hardware stores in maine selling out. >> i snapped a shovel. there's clearly more snow coming. >> reporter: another storm could hit later this week followed by potentially record cold temperatures. unlike what we saw in that first blizzard here a few weeks ago, a statewide travel ban has not been issued, but local schools and governments are closed, and as you can imagine, air travel will be slow here today. already 400 flights into and out of boston have been canceled today. lauren? >> all right. donn out in the snow and cold in boston. thank you. >>> meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz is following the unprecedented string of winter storms and says the storm will be followed by freezing temperatures. >> it has become a tradition. monday snowstorms in the northeast. this is the third one in a row. looking at the snow across new york state, icy conditions. the snow is going to be around for most of our monday and wrap up monday night. in terms of the icy areas, again, the northern tier of pennsylvania and wrapping down toward new york city, extra caution to kick off the day. in terms of snow widespread 6 to 10 inches but a couple of inches to a foot in boston. app area looking at historic snowfall. over 5 feet of snow and this one wraps up in two weeks. up till january 23rd there was less than a half foot and since then it keeps on coming. we're watching another potential system thursday night and into friday. this one may just clip eastern new england. again, the s

daughter of melanie griffin and don johnson. >> lauren don johnson. whether it gets interesting it, gets really interesting. because for rated r movie they did find a way to show quite a lot. >> what do you mean? is there full, frontal -- >> ugh. >> you never see -- >> her? >> him? >> she gets exposed. you see her conshohocken. >> really? >> not like a straight full-on, but you see enough. >> you never see his -- >> oh, ya. >> you know what i don't like about it? she seems so mouth. >> i yes. >> that's what some people i talk with ladies who saw all the series over, there they were saying, ya, we don't know how we feel about her. because, yes she is supposed to be in college, you know, new this whole thing but this girl, a little awkward seemed more mouse i than we were spec, we thought she would be little more vivacious. >> and supposed to transform after of course meeting it the wonderful christian gray. >> exactly. >> so someone tweeted me and asking is this something you see with, you know, as a couple, with your friends? i feel like hey everyone

don champion is here in new york. one of the places that's expected to set a mark for a new low temperature. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. it is so cold that several states have canceled or delayed classes yet again today. the cold air is sending a shiver to people as far south as florida. not only can you feel the deep freeze gripping parts of the nation you can also see it. this giant six-story ice cal forms on a building. now the eric tick air is taking aim at longstanding records in the city and beyond where many experience the coldest morning of the season. in the chicago area these nuns sought salvation themselves as temperatures dipped to 7 below yesterday. the nuns had boiler problems in but still pressed on. in philadelphia the city's 311 number has been flooded with residents complaining without heat. >> what they do is tell you to get to place where you have a neighbor family. >> reporter: here in new york the city could break a 21 21-year-old record. while the cold has many seeking, some are heading to niagara falls. the falls have not frozen over but with frigid temperatures expected to linger in the northeast through the weekend, anything may be possible. now, the temperatures are slowly expected to creep back up over the course of the next few days and while central and eastern parts of the country have been freezing interestingly enough in anchorage, alaska this week temperatures approached the 50-degree mark. that sounds amazing right now, anne-marie. >> oh, the irony. don champion in new york. thank you, don. >>> eric fisher o our boston station, wbz, says all the cold will be followed by another storm. >> we had a whole slew of record lows yesterday morning and more very r in jeopardy. boston has only set one record low in eight years. washington, d.c., has. had a record low in 21 year. that will fall. kentucky will beat your record low by at least 10 degrees. absolutely shattered. on saturday new york new jersey richmond baltimore, all unlikely to escape it. look at these temperatures. lower 20s across the panhandle. might touch the upper 30s in miami to kick off your friday. another storm on top. same spot as the other storms last weekend all across the mid south. this is likely for a mixture of snow and sleet and freezing rain. you see that developing heading into the evening hours. impact in the nashville area. heading up into the northeast. there might be a little bit of a rainfall that tapers off. biggest icing threat across northern arkansas. m

don champion is here with more. don, good morning. >> good morning, lauren. stewart has hosted "the daily show" since 1999. you said it. his news shocked his audience and those watching at home. >> it is time for someone else to have that opportunity. no. i told you they didn't know. >> a gasp from jon stewart's audience during tuesday's taping of "the daily show." after nearly 17 years at taking jabs at politicians and the journalists covering them stewart is leaving the comedy central home behind. >> welcome, welcome to "the daily show." >> stewart took over the show in 1999 when original show craig kill born departed to host cbs's late late show. since then he's nurtured comic talents like steve carell stephen colbert and others. he's becoming a savvy political pundit and media critic most cently weighing in on the brian williams scan gal. >> why bri. why bri lie? sigh. >> stewart did not say when his run at host will end but mentioned july september, or the end of the year as possibilities. he also said he has no immediate plans for a post-daily show career. as for reasons for his departure, stewart hinted at spending more time with his family. >> i'm going to have dinner on a school night with my family who i have heard from multiple sources are lovely people. >> reporter: shortly after his announcement people thanked him reading in part he's a koij genius, generous with his time and talent and will also be part of the comedy central family. stewart, meanwhile, thanked his staff. >> i love them and respect them so much. >> we love you, jon. >> sad to see him go. comedy central has not named a replacement, but with stephen colbert ready to start next fall the network will now be without two of its biggest names. lauren? >> don champion in new york. thank you. >>> when we return allegations of foul play. chicago little leaguers are accused of cheating to win last summer's national championship. details ahead. now chicken smoked in-house, and no more waiting for the check. new smoked chicken quesadillas on chili's lunch combo menu, starting at 6 bucks. fresh is happening now. i did it.... i did it too... they took nature's bounty hair skin and nails it's a vitamin supplement that nourishes from the inside... with biotin for beautiful hair and strong nails. and vitamin c and e for vibrant skin. give it a month, if your hair, skin and nails don't look and feel more beautiful we'll give you your money back. i did it...and i feel beautiful. take the nature's bounty hair, skin and nails challenge visit naturesbounty.com for details. in delicious gummies too! they inspire you to give more kisses and get more hugs. now, show your love for them with more deals you'll find only at petsmart. for 4 days only, save up to

dons with a driving layup. he scored 19. it will be a last-ditch effort for pepperdine. last chance -- the big -- no. no, no, no. dons held on to win 56-54. dons have won three straight games 7 straight wins over the waves. >>> duke's oakafor in a blazer. they didn't need him. hosting clemson. ridiculous shot. the bump, just throws it up and it goes in. that's cook giving that circus shot. clemson would try to give it the old college try. dante grantham hit the second half. but they got no closer than 10. and like a well oiled machine, ann, duke just worked 'em down. jones the final nail in the coffin. it just forget about it. it's number 4 duke handling its business 78-56. >> we slow it down at the country club in los angeles third round. northern trust. retief goosen, oh!! not going to end a six-year drought like that. the misread at 12. bogeyed 13. lost part of the lead of the but at 16, ann, look, gets some of it back. i would love to have a short game like this. like this. like this! >> wow. >> goosen has a two-shot lead over a fella named graham delett. look at the action on the putt going back door. four tied at 5-under par but let's ma

don rickles? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. no, donmie, he's your co-star on the show. >> i'm going to start crying. it's a weird thing that happens to me. when i laugh a lot, i cry. >> jimmy: you can start crying. please, trust me. this reminds me of my dating life in high school. [ laughter ] this is going to sound weird. but who's the blonde girl? who's your roommate in the movie, the actress? >> elouise mumford. >> jimmy: yeah, elouise mumford. so ,you're in the scene with elouise mumford and you're doing that. and you guys are roommmates and i go, this is really cool because you guys are both starting out your careers. and this is going to be the biggest blockbuster like ever, i think. >> it is really wild. i have not -- i mean, when we were filming the movie, it didn't feel like that on the set because it was a very closed environment. >> jimmy: but you had to though. you knew the book was giant, right? >> well, yeah. >> jimmy: it's like doing "harry potter" and going like, "eh, maybe, somebody will see it." >> yeah, but it was l

don want to know. he has a question. >> all right, don. >> hey, i want to know, if he lives in my neighborhood. >> he wants to know how you like it. are you in red rooster a lot? >> we go there a lot. we're loving harlem, and don out. >> he will take you on. >> marcus samuelson who runs and owns red rooster used to be in part of our brown stone. that was our production offices. >> i know what you're talking about. >> we became his landlords and said you're done, get out. >> slacker! so david, how proud are you of your husband tonight? >> i am so proud, so thrilled. so happy. he always wanted this. he always wanted to do the oscars, and i'm so happy he's getting his wish fulfilled. and it's so great to see that, and so great to see him succeed. i'm so happy the audience was with him. the opening number went off without a hitch. everything evolved, and all the hard work he put into it. all the hard work, the e-mails, being in every sickle meeting. he's not a producer. they don't let the host be a producer, but he was basically a producer. he was making sure that everything was run by him before he said it or did it or -- >> that's a lot of moving parts. >> a lot of moving parts, congratulations. i hope you get t

don rickles. that's how much you love don rickles. >> he's the only person i've ever done this for anyone. like i could meet, you know, all kinds of actors, people i admire, sportsmen i admire. whatever. but he's the only person i've ever done this for. i got my people to call his people and get like an autographed thing to me personalized to me. >> jimmy: and this is very cool. you took a picture of this photo. you have it hanging up. this thing -- where i think you have it -- is that your bathtub? >> yeah. [ laughter ] that's the bath, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i just got to make sure i know. so, when jamie dornan takes a a bath, the star of "50 shades of grey," when he takes a -- and he lights that candle there. he's staring at a photo of don right. i can't do anything. i can barely hang a picture. and you know like if it's a a concrete wall, you just stand there. and nail bent. okay, pick another one up. nail bent. and then you're running -- >> jimmy: you're just ruining the wall. >> it just happened that that wall where rickles is hanging is one of those like plaster walls. so, it's like really easy to get the hook in. >> jimmy: yeah, right. yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. that's why you hung it up there. absolutely. right over the candle. perfect spot, yeah. good plaster. best plaster right there. [ laughter ] "50 shades of grey," my man. i got to -- i mean, you've got to be excited about this. i mean, this is the biggest thing. [ cheers ] it's one of the biggest phenomenons in the world. and you got the cast doing this and we're excited -- were happy to get the role? >> yeah, i was happy to get the role. of course, man. >> jimmy: but you're doing this movie and you know that it's -- i mean, hopefully. it's going to be a gia

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don, good morning. go ahead. >> caller: good morning pedro. hello, congressman mcsally. >> how are you don? >> caller: retired nasa sergeant u.s., i served in the 44th composite wing in khobar. and how i see this is it is more a problem of rule of law now in iraq. there is none. and isis is like a roaming band of like, a motorcycle gang the breed. and i'm not real sure that military solution, total military solution is the way to go. if it were me, i would set up a sort of national guard. i would let, like city elders determine how many slots they need and pay the villagers to become national guardsmen. let the elders choose who gets those slots pay them a thousand dollars a month, give them some hope. >> thanks, don. >> thanks don, for your perspective. i appreciate it. as i did mention before, i agree the military is only one element of our national power that we need to be using in order to address this threat. but there are military capabilities conventional weapon systems command and control, that we need to use firepower in order to destroy and stop their ability to do what they're doing. so we got to cut off their finances. we need to make sure that they're not continuing to fund themselves. but you're right they're roaming around in ungoverned spaces in both iraq and syria. so one of the challenges we're having on that front is to find the right partner and make sure that there is others, not us, who can actually secure those areas and especially where there is communities and civilians living to provide the, you know wharb the , what the government is supposed to be doing for people. these are the political challenges we're having in iraq and syria, because the assad regime is not doing t

>> don champion in new york, thank you, don. >>> the ntsb has investigated five accidents in the last two years s years. in the worst ten were killed in the bronx in 2013. investigators determined the train was traveling three times the posted speed when it entered a curve. the ntsb said the engineer had fallen asleep because he had severe sleep disorder. >>> overseas now, at least 12 people were killed when a taiwanese plane crashed after takeoff. dramatic video showed the twin engine flying on its side and clipping a roadway before plunging into the river. it had just taken off on a domestic flight. 58 were on board. 30 are missing. many of the passengers are from china. >>> early this morning jordan responded to the apparent execution of one of its pilots by islamic state militants. just hours after the militants released a video purportedly showing the pilot burned to death jordan killed two of its prisoners. >> it calls for quick action and the jordanian government did not waste any time. two terrorists it was holding including a would-be bomber were executed by hanging. a convoy

bill don bill don uh hue accused obama of trying to deflect guilt from muslim mad men.t night the say the president missed the point. >> i made this point myself a billion bleep times. if i was living in the 16th century it would be christianity i woing after because they were the most violent and intolerant. but we are not. the problem with obama making this statement is he doesn't make the follow up statement i do. we did it then. they are doing it now. here to talk about it josh dubois of faith based on neighborhood partnerships. lawrence o'donnell host of the last word on set. let me start with you. the criticism the speech is starting to take now, the idea that yes, christianity did horrible things. horrible atrocities during the crusades. the president glossing over the fact that 800 years separated these things. >> the president talked about the crusades and also jim crow and slavery. less than 60 years ago in this country and certainly over the last hundred years african-americans were hung up from trees and their sneks were with snapped. black men were charred

don and big daddy out for a work don heads to the office. g daddy is loving it. don, not so much. >> i've had enough snow this year. i' be glad when spring gets me. >> rep and big daddy seems to lik the snow? >> he . these folks, e definitely not having a good time. several cars slid off the road. some banged into each other on grifn boulevard in woodbridge. this driver on the phone with his insurance company. he's had it. >> i am so sick of it. i thinm goi to pack up and move to florida at my earliest opport and he isn't alone in his feelin toward mother nature's snowy streak. we asked this nom what she thin of this year's winter. >> it's probably not broadc youe done? >> yeah. yeah i am. i'm ready for him to get back into school. >> it's tough, they keep having snow days. >> i know. and i work over in reston, and havi to drive to reston is just scary. >> and she had to take leave from her job aga today becau of the snow. prince william county schools were closed. her son was out of school. so it has been diffict for a lot of parents who then have to scra to figure

customers whose information was compromised will be notified by anthem in the coming weeks, don catchion for cbs -- donampion for cbs news, new york. >> if you have blue cross blue seed, ameri group, union care or health link, this breach could affect you. anthem will provide free credit repair and protection services for its members. they have a full list of impacted plans on their website. >>> starbucks is about to give new meaning to the the term barista. they're about to add alcohol drinks to their evening menus. the only catch you have to be in canada if the night cap. it doesn't look like we're talking about spiked mochas or cap clean thats just -- cap then knows -- cappuccinos just yet. >> starting slowly. >> working it in. >> a calm environment. i like that. >> it's a test market. we'll see if it carries across the border. >>> at 6:43, time to answer the question of the morning. when you do this, about a half million people are doing it at the same time. is it a, sneezing, b, honking your horn or c, hitting the space bar? >> our facebook friend mary lee thinks it's a. my hub by just woke me up

collision, set off an explosion and fire, don champion joins us from the scene where national transportation safety board investigators i understand don are on their way don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning ukee and erika. national the transportation safety investigator will be arriving here later to help with this investigation. looking behind me we are getting our first clear look at the first car or train involved in this accident here. as you look closely here you can see how charred the interior of that carries. we are told this collision happened when an suv for some reason got stuck between two railroad crossing gates that came down. more than an hour after deadly collision, smoke billowed from the front car of the metro north train heading to suburb an new york at rush her on tuesday evening. the the train never made it to a destination. investigators say it crash in the jeep cherokee stopped under a gate on the tracks triggering an explosion and fire. >> the third rail of the track, came off from the explosion, and came right through. >> reporter: hundreds of commuters were on board at the time. >> when we heard the damage to the first ca

. >> and don, also, also, and don, also, the jury thinks that if they find him not guilty by reason ofy he is walking out of the building but he is walking out of the courthouse and they don't know that the judge is then going to put him in the mental hospital. the jury does not know this, and the public does not know that and that is a big issue. >> and the jury is not supposed to the know that. and the fact of the post-traumatic stress disorder, and the veterans belief they are still in war and still being -- okay. >> that is it. all right. thank you. we will continue this. we will have you back. thank you very much. "american sniper" is not the only movie putting the spotlight on real life events. up next hollywood gets real. t that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. i love my shows, but i can't just sit around all day. that's why

don coalition. the don coalition contains a number of actors based upon geography but when the islamic state carried it out, the security forces that were against them were part of the donlamist leading coalition. there's a variety of actors. isis is not the big actor in libya. the other place where you have isis presence is in egypt sinai. the group recently back in november took a pledge of allegiance to isis. since then the egyptian state has also gone hard after that group and tried to restrict a lot of the movement of fighters and finances and weaponry into sinai. so i'm not saying that things are going to go great for egypt, but isis is in a much less strong position in north africa than it is in iraq and syria. >> bill any chance that egypt can play a larger role in the coalition? >> i think they can. if you look at central efforts, you see coalitions. there are conversations just this week among some of the african countries that border nigeria where boko haram has been such a skurge. you need a coalition approach to some of the expanding islamist groups. i think if the egyptians start talking to algerians and others and the americans how to sustain an effort ov

don lemon was there. hey, don. >> john and christine, congratulations to all of the winners last night. this morning, because we hung out late. we start with j.k. simmons. what a night. he says he has been in the business 40 years. all of a sudden overnight, he is a household name. he is the character actor of our time. of course he is winning for "whiplash." supporting actress, patricia arquette. she found her voice. she is somewhat of an activist. speaking out on women's rights and equal pay. best director alejandro inarritu. best actor, eddie redmayne. he did a fantastic job training for that for months and months. best actress julianne moore. another movie dealing with issues. that one dealing with alzheimer's. best picture, "birdman." it was a surprise to many people because many people thought it would be "boyhood." some emotional moments from graham moore, writer of "imitation game." then common and john legend had people crying. it was an exciting evening filled with fashion and tears and joy and i'm sure disappointment for people who did not win. neil patrick harris was a fantastic host and the moment among moments was when he came out in his underwear. a fun time in hollywood. we really enjoyed it. i hope you enjoyed it too. if you did not get to see it, i hope you watch it on dvr since you get up early. >> thank, don that is all sprayed on. the six pack is not real. they spray that on. that's what they do with me before "early start." >> i will say, j.k. simmons had an exceptional speech. if your parents are alive, call your parents. i thought that was a nice moment. >> he is a guy who has been in so many films and tv shows over the years. actor's actor. a working actor, as it were. >> and julianne moore. she has been acting forever. i first started watching her when she was frannie on "as the world turns." i was like 5 years old. she was the red headed soap opera star. she had a long and very great career. >> congratulations to all. >>> the daytona 500 is in the books. they finished the race although it was dull at the end. the race may be remembered for what happened before it started. andy scholes has the bleacher report next. introducing new flonase allergy relief nasal spray, now available over the counter in full prescription strength. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over-pr

>> don champion here in new york. thank you, don. >>> well coming up on "cbs this morning" this morning, we'll hear from a survivor whose quick actions helped his fellow passengers off the train. >>> the fbi is investigating a database breach at anthem. their database was hacked. it contained the personal information of about 80 million customers. the name information includes names, addresses and social security numbers. the breach was discovered last week. >>> and now to heavy weather. heavy rain is expected to drench the coast as bitter air is expected to hit the northeast. light snow is expected today but a more significant storm may produce heavier amounts this weekend. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz is following the two storm systems. >> well, another shot of cold that's been the theme lately. an arctic front moving toward the coastline this morning. we're looking at bitterly cold windchills well below the 20s stretching toward the east coast. places like raleigh, d.c., new york city, boston looking at sub

don lemon and michaela by don lemon and michaela perrera begins right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight, the stars. >> you need me a lot more than i need you. >> i knew i shouldn't have had that champagne. >> the movies. >> come to selma. join us. >> who are you? >> the surprises. ♪ ♪ >> i'm grateful. >> is this for real or are you shooting a -- >> you people are full of crap! >> are you ready to have some fun? >> she's been murdered, and you think i did it. ♪ ♪ >> the unforgettable moments. >> you have a grenade and an rkg russian grenade for the kid. >> and all of the glamour of the red carpet. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it's hollywood's biggest night and it all starts now here are michaela pereira and donere it is, people, the moment we have all been waiting for every a-lister in this town is getting ready to step out on that red carpet and you know what? they're not going to let a little diva named mother nature rain on their parade. welcome to hollywood's biggest night. we are counting down to the start of the 87th annual academy awards. i have got the best view in the house, a bird's-eye view i birdman's eye view, got that? of all of the action. my boy don lemon is down on the red carpet and in the mix talking to the people that are arriving. you look so handsome, my dear. >> thank you very much. you look beautiful. you totally stole my line, birdman eye view of the red carpet. you mentioned a-listers and you don't get any bigger than this. we will start off with patricia arquette is here and congratulations on your nomination for best supporting actress. this really was a labor of love for you, 12 years. >> yeah. and working with some of the most incredible people i've ever known.

don champion is here in new york with more. don, good morning. >> good morning. in an online post one of the men arrested wanted to quote, strike fear in the hearts of infidels. they divides a plan to travel owe seas and join isis. wouch them was arrested while trying to board a flight. instead of making their way to syria to be with isis, three new york city men remain behind bars after police tlarlted plans the three had to join a group. one of them was arrested wednesday morning when he tried to board a plane headed to istanbul. >> the second individual had later flight scheduled. he was arrested at home here in brooklyn. a third individual who we believe helped to org niceanize the trip was arrested florida. >> reporter: they appeared in federal court together on wednesday. according to federal documents if they did not reach syria, the backup plan was a backup attack on american soil. one of the plans was to sue president obama. >> we have every intention of fighting this case visit russly. >> reporter: it's estimated more than 150 americans have traveled or tried to travel overseas to join isis. one of president obama's advisers on the group says law enforcement has to continue being vigilant. >> i think we have the possibility of keeping it from becoming something that could look like a 9/11. >> reporter: there are now investigations into home grown violent extremists in all 50 states. in the past year about 20 people have been charged with attempting to travel to the middle east to join isis. if convicted these three menl could face up to 15 years in prison. >> thanks don. >>> this morning they're looking to die vertz a plan to shut down a portion of homeland security. in a procedural vote they voted 98-2 to clear the way to fund the agency without dealing with president obama's immigration reform as demanded by the house. speaker john boehner under pressure from conservative house members wouldn't say if he would put the so-called clean bill to a vote >> we're waiting for the senate to do their job. senate democrats have stood in the way now for three weeks over a bill that should have been debated and passed. and so until the senate does something, we're in a wait-and-see mode. >> the deadline for funding homeland security is tomorrow. >>> president obama's predicting legal victory in the fight over his executive action on immigration. at a town hall meeting in miami, the defendant defended the policy. he said a setback in federal court is only tell praifr and mr. obama called on republicans to back come prehencive immigration reform. >>> immigration

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problem, don, is that there have been a variety of reasons that didn't make sense of what triggered it and made him carry it out. i also want to read to you, don, one of the quotes, and there is dontlefield, chad littlefield's father spoke to eddie ray routh directly before leaving. you did not hear from him live when we brought the comments that his wife said, because it was powerful because in one of the tapes he said that he was not sure who chad littlefield was, and then he said, now you will have the rest of your miserable life to know who he was. his name was chad littlefield, and then he spelled it out for eddie ray routh. >> and thank you, ed lavinanderalavandera. we will be having newly released audio for you. and i want to bring back kimberly and mark o'mara and mark. and what do you make of that? >> well he wanted to make sure that the evidence didn't get out, because he was afraid that it may get back to the jurors in other ways or back to the witnesses before they testified and so he wanted to control it, but now that the trial is over, it is no longer an issue, and so it is going to be out there, and i think that it should be out there, and we all need to look at th

i've known him for 25 years and i knew him with don king, where don king and i would go to fights together and al was a friend of donybody knows al. when he saw me last night, he was very happy to see me. i can tell you that. >> i bet. but when he tweets out they want you bitter, talking about o'reilley and you, what's that about? >> again, he's doing his thing. that's what it is. it was an unbelievably friendly conversation. he was so happy to see me. and i was fine. i see him and saturday night live last night was excellent although it was 3 1/2 hours. this can a really good job. we had a lot of fun. but i did see al there. i saw plenty of other people there. >> probably bigger stars than al. hard to imagine, though. let's talk about your big show tonight. i'm going to be going tonight. i'm allowed to stay up late. geraldo rivera and leeza gibbons are in a deadlock to see who will be the final "celebrity apprentice" champion. what can we expect? >> first of all. they both did fantastic. she's been absolutely incredible. i didn't expect that she'd be in the finals and not only in the finals, but easily in the final