. >> reporter: researchers at emery's recall lynn school of public health followed 800 children.were overweight by age 5. she says taking simple healthy steps when children are small is key. to prevented obesity. >> it's so easy to cut calories by stopping juice in a child's diet, giving them skim milk instead of whole milk. getting them physically active. >> reporter: she and her dad made all of those changes. >> tomatoes, blueberries, cheese sticks, yogurt. her dad is glad he stepped in early to give her good eating habits he hopes will last a lifetime. adriana diaz, cbs news, new york. >>> straight ahead, your thursday morning weather. and in sports, the thunder make a statement in miami. >> pulls back, fires. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs morning news" sponsored by just for men mustache and beard. champions of facial hair. eard. champions of facial hair. ♪ [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda™ abreva can heal a col

is it emery air? air? great. >> we have rising interest rates at the same time fuel costs are going down because of the revolution in the united states. what is the impact on airlines? we think we could be living in a far different world with a higher cost of ownership because of higher interest rates. we are bringing a lot of oil into the network into the u.s.. look at the price of used airplanes versus new, we start to think somewhere around the high three dollar market jet fuel price, which is above where we are now. it is where you would start to think about using a used airplanes over new. >> why don't i buy a brazilian airplane and why can't we make those here in the united states? >> we tab victim here. -- we can make them here. the 737.w body is you get a lot more markup on the wide-body. what you are going to see around the world is developing economies that want to be in the airplane business that start with a small planes and move up to the large planes. they are all moving into that regional an

commercial property owners pay a tax to keep emery go around running. that's the free shuttle that stops nearly everywhere in the city, but the "contra costa times" businessman francis ca collins says he's tired of paying the tax to keep the shuttle alive because he doesn't use it. >>> turns out, and this probably won't surprise you, passengers really don't like those smaller, slim line seats the airlines are putting in. a new survey found many passengers who had to sit on them are not fans. an overwhelming 83% of passengers said they were less comfortable than traditional seats. they are being installed by almost all the carriers. they're lighter, have less padding and slimmer than their older counterparts and airlines can squeeze more of them onto airplanes. only 8% of travelers said they were more comfortable. >>> it's 4:48. coming up, a new video and a plea from north korea from an american held captive for more than a year. this morning, the message for the u.s. government. >>> and generosity begets more generosity. a local >>> new this morning, an

big powerful block of fighters, the were form emerier, towards the end of last year. there was 11 big brightsd briga, are they siding with the free syrian forces? at the moment they are not saying what they are doing. but we understand they are assisting the free syrian forces. they don't want to open up a war with the islamic fighters there, the most aggressive fighting on the ground is now being carried out by the islamic force in iraq, the army of damascus, the army of bashar al-assad, what are they saying? they are saying now that if the moderate fighters don't start targeting them, they will down tools in place he like aleppo and they will retreat, something that the opposition don't want to see. and this is what they're saying they will do. this is interesting how the regime in damascus has taken advantage of the the unrest, and the forces of the islamic front, they are tending to leave the al qaeda linked fighters alone. because it is useful for them politically for them to survive as a fighting force in syria at the moment it matches the contention that they a

and the 22 year old emery the president was gunned down back in june 12, 2012 after been involved in a fender bender near the 5800 blocks of market street in oakland nakano's mother announced today that the report had been recent increase to $100,000. police also released a surveillance photo of a super port or are they believe the suspects were driving. >> pam: a man accused of kidnapping a 7 year old in court today 42 year old david douglas was formally charged with kidnapping forcible look at what a child police say that this is accused of calling a a family home from wal-mart and the kidnapping a young girl and antioch. the alleged abduction happened friday evening at and it hit you hours later when police say they received a tip and track down the suspect to the antioch money. heard his bill is set at $7.1 million. >> reporter: happened friday evening -- and ended a few hours later, when police say, they received a tip and tracked the next day.at hones and antonio streets. 4th street and the interstate 80 ramp. two on new years eve.rolph and naples streets.and polk and ellis str

here's a live view from our emery view camera. temperatures mainly in the low 50s across the bay, san francisco. 48 at las gatos. looking from embarcadero. 49 degrees in santa rosa, 49 at fairfield. and a live view from our sso camera with a few clouds over san francisco airport. we'll see areas of drizzle in the early morning hours. there is a chance of light rain but measurable on saturday. and we'll see a much warmer weather pattern next week. satellite image shows one little area of clouds having pushed through the bay area already, and a few more on the way. this is a weak system passing through. it's producing no rainfall yet. but there is some moisture traveling north that could move through in the overnight hours. a little farther out to sea, there is saturday's storm. it qualifies as a storm. it had to be a big one. let's take a look at what we can expect overnight. during the overnight hours we'll see this weak system move through, bringing us perhaps a drizzly morning. there will be some areas of drizzle scattered aroun

it is just in that area next to the emery vail stores home depot. 580 is backed up.ell back beyond the 24, 980 interchange. they are also going to have to do a complete investigation. westbound 580 again two lanes blocked just past highway 24. this is also going to effect highway 24 coming on down the hill. so if you drive to oakland even if you are not going on 580 when you get out of the caldecott tunnel you will see slow traffic on 24 coming on down the hill because of this crash. all right let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that is light. we've had a bad accident on northbound 101 at mckey. you can see the light there. it looks like they are just clearing it. it looks like the police officer took his light off. and the lanes may be open. northbound 101. they were closed for the better part of an hour and issued a sig alert. now the lanes are open things are beginning to improve on northbound 101. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. a very god morning. we have low clouds around. it will be a mostly sunny day. temperatures a little co

. >> i teach at emery, and one thing we're having now more and more is asian students from asia come and take full rides. i wonder that's going to be -- i don't know how common that is in other schools, but i wonder if that's going to bail schools out for a while. >> will well, they certainly hope so. and, indeed, my own sector of the academy, the bubble is bursting much her rapidly. it hit us first for a number of reasons. one is that there's been a general decay in the legal job market, and another is that people still see a graduate degree as more discretionary than an undergraduate degree, and there are just a lot of horror stories of people who have come out of law school and run up a lot of debt. and the response of a lot of law schools has been to create a lot of new programs designed to attract foreigners with money to bail us out. my guess is that that works to some degree, you know? i mean, there must be more than one chinese person born every minute -- [laughter] and some of them are likely to come over here for education. and, you know, it may, in fact, be more beneficial

i'm will emery. to come to a deal, there's got to be a quid pro quo and i think the problems in geneva are that we're going to have to deliver relief of sanctions and having worked on sanctions in the state department, i know there's an incredible web of bilateral, regional, multilateral sanctions out there and they're owned by various groups. i'm really worried about our ability to be able to deliver on relief sanctions to lure the iranians to give on the nukes. >> so just briefly, it's interesting that iranian economists who are advising the government told me that the new budget for iran assumes that sanctions will continue. in other words, although they desire sanctions relief, they're not writing their budget based on the idea that there'll be a new windfall. the most interesting thing that rouhani is doing through his economic ministers is trying to get the import-export balance in better shape independent of oil exports. they're trying to boost nonoil experts of iron ore, copper, other strateg

after you emery board your nails you have a little sashay action going on. you know what i mean? stop. you know what i mean? >> josh pike was a firehose on full open throttle that was uncontrollable. was whipping around and you just -- you couldn't contain the stream that was josh pike. >> i have to say the dinners have gotten better. i don't know what they did. i guess they have a new nutritionist or something like that that's coming through here and shaking things up. the dinners are a little bit better. i mean, they're edible. >> josh pike is great for tv. huge personality. however, i didn't quite realize he was going to be such a difficult interview subject. >> what's going on with you? you're getting a little approaching over there, huh? what's going on? i see you out of my peripheral, i'm on you like that. i know what's going on, pal. 50, 50 bucks. 50 bucks. 50 bucks. we're bidding your watch off. is that me? what the [ bleep ] is on my face? that's going to get edited. >> pike was at maricopa fighting a variety of methamphetamine-related charges. including burglary. >> i c

all of us who work in a policy world go to conferences where you were given these emery sticks out as favors but again very basic hygiene and it goes back to the question of standards. the top 20 controls that one study found they stopped 94% of all attacks. 94%. we go wow what about the other 6%? it might come from someone sophisticated. i hate to tell you but all of you are not being targeted by apt's. the second is even if you are an advanced persistent threat a sophisticated operation even if you are go talk to your i.t. folks. they would say if i didn't have to spend 94% of my time running down the low-level stuff, i could focus on the big stuff and finally guess what, they have been stuffed also gets into these low-level things. my favorite recent story of this was a diplomat at the g20 conference who god spear fished so to speak. they received e-mails that let them to on a link where they thought they were downloading photos of the french first lady and they were downloading spyware. we could go on and on with the stories. all these very basic levels, where we could do a lot be

paul connors the trade commissioner of the canadian ray emery. amy luz, the vice president for the congressional hispanic caucus. and bob russell who heads up the independent petroleum association of america. let's give all these distinguished v.i.p.'s a round of applause. thank you for joining us today. there are many others as i look around the room. thank you for being here. as we reflect on the past year, many of us at this time in our lives, most all of us as we look ahead to the new year with the holidays behind us, we reflect on the past, but we also look clearly to the future. this time, while the year is just beginning reminds us that our future is ultimately of our own design. the same holds true for our nation. our generation will decide if america continues it's march towards global energy leadership, a perhaps once in a generation opportunity, or if we will remain content to play only a supporting role on the global energy marketplace. a su energy marketplace. we can erase what for decades has been one of america's greatest economic

i'm will emery. to come to a deal, there's got to be a quilled pro kuo and i think the problems in geneva are that we're going to have to deliver relief of sanctions and having worked on sanctions in the state department, i know there's an incredible web of bilateral, multilateral sanctions out there and they're owned by various groups. i'm really worried about our ability to be able to deliver on relief sanctions to lure the anians to give on the n -- nukes. >> so just briefly, it's interesting that iranian economists who are advising the government told me that the new budget for iran aassumes that sanctions will continue. in other words, although they desire sanctions relief, they're not writing their budget based on the idea that there'll be a new wind at all. indeed, the -- wind fuel. -- wind fall. the most interesting thing that rouhani is doing through his economic ministers is troying to -- trying to get the import-export balance in better oil independent of exporlts. they're trying to boost

emery university researchers say kids who are overweight in kindergarten are four times more likely toined that way. 18% of elementary schoolchildren in the u.s. are obese. this is a serious injury on every issue, national security issue, health issue. it is everything -- everything to us to try and solve. joe? >> okay. and a story that everybody on council of foreign relations are following today, "usa today" says actress scarlet johansson is going to end her eight-year relationship with oxfam amid controversy. it stems from her new advertising deal with soda stream. the israeli company operates a factory in the west bank. oxfam opposes trade from israeli settlements, and the group publicly criticized the relationship. johansson says she stands by the company and that she will star in the soda stream super bowl ad this weekend. >> that's exactly when i make soda stream at home, that's how i do it. >> first of all, soda stream is a great product. second of all, this is a serious issue. this is the anti-legitimacy issue with israel, and the fact that oxfam is going after her this. is a

i'm will emery. to come to a deal, there's got to be a quid pro quo and i think the problems in geneva are that we're going to have to deliver relief of sanctions and having worked on sanctions in the state department, i know there's an incredible web of bilateral, multilateral sanctions out there and they're owned by various groups. i'm really worried about our ability to be able to deliver on relief sanctions to lure the iranians to give on the n -- nukes. >> so just briefly, it's interesting that iranian economists who are advising the government told me that the new budget for iran assumes that sanctions will continue. in other words, although they desire sanctions relief, they're not writing their budget based on the idea that there'll be a new wind at all. indeed, the -- windfall. the most interesting thing that rouhani is doing through his economic ministers is trying to get the import-export balance in better shape independent of oil exports. they're trying to boost petrochemical scales and a