don't let mer go. >> gayle says don't let her go. >> no, gayle's not. were done final thoughts. >> but you saved my doll. >> yeah. and i don't think you're going to regret it. >> i don't think i will regret sniet now that your part is over -- >> i can't wait to do it again. >> i don't know when that's going to happen again but it raised close to $800,000 for the school so it was a good thing. >> it looked like a fun day sniet was. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. start the new year at walmart's super savings celebration. dayquil 24 count, nyquil 12 oz. all on rollback. hamburger helper only a dollar. 2 liter of pepsi or mountain dew only one dollar each. it's the super savings celebration going on right now at walmart. if you're living with moderate to severe crohn's disease, and it feels like your life revolves around your symptoms, ask your gastroenterologist about humira adalimumab. humira has been proven to work for adults who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's dise

. >> gayle is a co-host. >> yes. what do we do? >> that's true. gayle's on one of our committees. let me just tell you. she wants to sit outside. she believes as you do the elements are important. >> did you want to do it for the last week or just now? >> you're so right, woody. >> it means to new york city how much? >> $550 million in economic activity generated by the game. >> but there are reports they're overexaggerated. >> those reports are always around before a big event like this. and when we start tallying some of the revenues in the next couple of days, i think we we're going to be pretty close to the number for new york and new jersey but there's also a lasting effect of a billion people watching the game and the impressions of this region and saying to themselves jio, look what's going on in times square and new jersey. i want to take a trip and spend time next summer or two summers from now. >> what's the biggest thing facing pro football from an owner's standpoint? >> one, you can talk about concussions or other issues, but really i think the fan at the stadium exper

charlie, norah, gayle?is-rogers will be to win over female voters. nancy cordes is on capitol hill with more on what to expect. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, gayle. what americans can expect is to get to know this rising star better. kathy mcmorris rogers says she wants her speech to be's conversation with the american public and yet, her speech is ato send a signal that it is welcoming to women leaders, but women voters too. >> are you nervous? >> i'm trying not to be. >> reporter: as a member of house gop leadership washington state congressman kathy mcmorris rogers is never far from the house speaker's side but she says she was still surprised when he asked her to deliver this high-profile speech. >> i was totally caught off guard. it was not anything i anticipated and i immediately thought it was a tremendous honor to do so. >> why do you think he asked you? he just thought that i had a great personal story myself as far as my experiences and my background. >> mcmorris rogers gr

>> gayle king took the picture. >> why is gayle in the bathroom with oprah? >> my guess is she keeps snacks in there!

gayle, anthony, norah. >> megan, thank you.ekend's nfl wild card playoffs. freezing temperatures are in the cards for saturday and sunday's matchups and there could be more snow. bill cowher is here to break down the game. bill, good morning, good to see you. >> good to see you guys. >> let's talk about the four big games. is it true cold weather teams always play better in the cold weather. >> not necessarily true, but that's why it's called the frozen tundra in green bay. it will be back up there again. they have an opportunity to practice in it. mike mccarthy will take his team out there i think today and yesterday just to get acclimated to it. but once the game starts, it still comes down to playing the game. san francisco will be fine. >> coach, one of the things that's interesting is that three of these games aren't sold out yet. does that surprise you? >> somewhat, but i think again when you look at the economics, i think as we're looking at it and you're talking about minimal numbers. the comforts of home with some of t

. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, gayle, good morning, charlie. it's 8:00 a.m. in the west.ant to keep american cell phone data. >>> california fire crews brace for another day of danger, and we will take you to the fire lines. >>> and prince harry grounding himself. we will show you why the pilot is leaving the cockpit and where he is headed. >>> here is a look at today's eye-opener at 8:00. >> the president was hearing concerns about the government holding mass amounts of data. >> the president is ordering the nsa to change the way it stores information collected from american cell phones. >>> authorities believe this fire was started by an out of control camp fire. >>> hackers are using a malicious malicious software or malware to collect credit card information. >>> 17 individuals and three organizations are being subpoenaed, but their identities will not be made public until they have been served with legal papers. >>> i think peyton manning and tom brady love playing each other, they love the rivalry. >>> and known as bringing down the untouchables but should he get a

charlie, norah, gayle?ld think about bill clinton. paul said sunday if hillary clinton runs for president, bill clinton's affair with monica lewinsky is a legitimate campaign issue. >> he took advantage of a girl that was 20 years old and an intern in his office. there is no excuse for that. and that is predatory behavior and it should be something we shouldn't want to associate with people who would take advantage of a young girl. this isn't having an affair. this isn't me saying, oh, he has had an affair. someone who takes advantage of a young girl in their office? i mean, really. and then they have the gall to stand up and say republicans are having a war on women? >> paul went on to say, quote, it's not hillary's fault but also said it can be hard to separate one clinton from the other. >>> this morning, we know who will sit with michelle obama during tomorrow night's state of the union guest. these two survivors of the boston marathon bombings in this famous photo, carlos and former nba player jason co

anthony, gayle norah? of hope this morning. bill de blasio was sworn in yesterday by former president bill clinton. he's new york city's 109th mayor. he vows to end socioeconomic inequalities that he says led to a tale of two cities. >> the world will watch us as we succeed. we will remember what makes new york new york. a city that fights injustice and inequality, not just because it honors our values but because it strengthens our people a city of five boroughs all created equal. > president clinton says de blasio and his family represent the future of new york. he also spoke about the growing wealth gap calling it a moral outrage. >> 2013 was the least productive year on record but state legislatures passed an estimate ed 240,000 new laws many take effects today. in delaware in case you're interested, it is now illegal to sell shark fins. >> stop that now. >> meanwhile, in texas, if you buy a mixed drink, you'll have to pay the state's 8.25% sales tax, but as mark strassmann reports other new loss are s

gayle shared the caption, stars are just like us. proving the old adage if you want something done, you got to do it yourself. >> love that. >>> next abc's "the bachelor" on last night's episode, juan pablo cut the field of women who could be his wife down to 15. >> make it 16 because i know you like him. but the incident that drew the most attention was a booze-fueled meltdown by a young lady named victoria, probably a little too much wine during last night's group date. juan pablo sent her home the next morning. >> and when it came to the roses last night, two other women did not get them, so they're out, as well. as we mentioned, 15 ladies, if you don't count me, and juan pablo are left. >>> and another lady, a little one, with big basketball dreams. she is the star of this morning's "play of the day." >> man, oh, man, check out her, these cool. 9-year-old jaden newman all 4'7" of her. jaden is in fourth grade, but she's in her second year of the high school varsity basketball team. >> incredible. she averages about 15 points and

gayle king is off.good morning. i'm looking forward to today's show. >> an exploding scandal in new jersey is threatening the political future of a likely presidential candidate. new evidence suggests chris christie's inner circle encouraged an effort to strongly restrict access to the world's busiest bridge. >> the democratic mayor of the city caught in the middle believes the closure was political payback. good morning. >> good morning to you. governor christie had repeatedly said no one in his administration was involved in the decision to shut down three crucial access lanes to the george washington bridge in september, but the messages many sent from personal accounts clearly contradict that. last august bridget anne kelly, chris christie's department chief of staff, sent an e-mail to david wildstein, a christie appointee, in charge of the bridge. she wrote, "time for some traffic problems in fort lee." wildstein responded, "got it." about a month later, drivers going through fort lee suddenly foun

gayle, let me start with you.ntrol in this country? >> i think 2014 is the year the president decides to do what he can about gun control in this country. i think that would be my version. they're really focused on doing what they can but also the three "is." income, inequality. there's a debt limit vote coming up. there's also the question of what's going to happen with unemployment benefits. as you've been talking about earlier, there are about 1 million people who have lost benefits who are only going to be hurting more economically without having expanded emergency help. we've never been in a situation in this country where this many people have been this unemployed for this long and have had benefits cut out from under them. >> one of the things you didn't mention there is the conversation perhaps that starts about raising the minimum wage in this country. be interesting to see whether that's something that will start in earnest. at last year's state of the union address when we first heard the president talk

. >>> i am charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.ying on the road still alive, and an attorney for her family said they never checked her vital signs or attempted to move her. >> we expect to hear from the family of a school shooting suspect, the 12-year-old boy shot two classmates yesterday, and one of the victims is in critical condition. the suspect is under psychiatric observation. the boy brought a sawed off shotgun to school in a band instrument case, and a teacher convinced the student to drop the gun. >>> and then big concerns after a cyber attack exposing credit and debit card information, and other retailers were hacked over the holidays. and a columnist from yahoo said she would not be that worried. yesterday i got a call from my credit card company that said my card had been used january 12th in a foreign country, and they said i saw you on the news and knew it was not you so my credit card was shut down so when you say we should not be worried, i think, really? >> you won't be held responsible for anything. >> is that tr

good morning to you. >> good morning, gayle.ou are the one and only ♪ >> reporter: he may be in the best new artist category but this is ben sheeran's second year as a grammy nominee. last year his first single "the a-team" was up for song of the year. >> i was nominated for a grammy last year and got my hopes up. i feel this year i'm going to go and enjoy it and chill and have fun. ♪ i want to be drunk when i wake up ♪ >> reporter: the 22-year-old singer/songwriter from halifax, new england, leased his first album in 2011 and thanks to his friendship with country star taylor swift who he opened for on tour last year sheeran's picked up a passionate fan base including 8 million twitter followers and 4 million likes on youtube. >> i think it's right there, people being able to see stuff innocently, get stuff to me on itunes really helps out my career. i don't know where i'd be without social media. >> reporter: another brit up for the award is electronic singer and producer james blake who is literally a one-man band. >> i think

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and carissa ward.ied than ever about safety at the games in sochi, russia. >> vladimir putin insists his country will do whatever it takes to protect athletes and spectators. russia is not sharing enough of the details. in a group of islamic radicals in southern russia post this had online video. two men threatened, quote, a surprise for tourists in sochi. >>> insurgent attack on the u.s. military base in southern afghanistan killed one american service member this morning. it happened near kandahar. all five attackers were killed. the assault followed friday's taliban ambush of a popular restaurant in kabul. 21 people were killed there, including three americans. lexi camramon spent her last three months at the university of afghanistan. her aunt talked to us about the work she's done there. >> what she's done is incredible. we all regret she's not going to be able to do bigger and better things. she was there to you know help advance educating women there so that they could take part in the future of

gayle. talk to gayle. >> gayle, first off, it's none of your business.re you send your kids to school. don't bother me about where i send mine. >> thank you all very much and i'm sorry for the idiot over there. >> up next, the right wing is using the attack on chris christie to what else, attack president obama. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. e. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea, of course. ♪ [ sportscaster talking on tv ] last-second field go-- yea, sure ya did. [ male announcer ] introducing at&t digital life. personalized home security and automation. get professionally monitored security for just $29.99 a month. with limited availability in select markets. ♪ with limited availability in select markets. but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was lo

. >> reporter: good morning, gayle.the grammys are going to take place, because it's rather early here in l.a. it certainly wasn't quiet all day yesterday as this year's nominees were rehearsing down o.j. the stage behind me. once again, for the third year in a row, l.l. cool j is hosting this year's ceremony and as great as the show usually is he promises this year is going to top them all. ♪ there's the cinderella story of lorde, the 17-year-old from new zealand will take the stage up for record of the year and three other grammys. >> you know, a year ago i couldn't even think that this would happen. ♪ where will i be loved ♪ >> reporter: we'll see surprising duets like the pairing of miranda lambert and green day's billy joe armstrong. >> it's great. that's what the grammys is about, collaboration with people you may not ever cross paths with. >> reporter: every year, there are special moments that we as viewers take away as "that was incredible." >> well, i will tell you, definitely don't miss the opening. >> report

. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning," gayle king is off. good morning,. >> good morning to you, charlie. >> more internal documents are said to be released today in new jersey's traffic jam scandal. governor chris christie apologized yesterday for what he called callous and stupid behavior by members of his inner circle. >> they allegedly caused chaos to the major onramp on the world's busiest bridge and now fbi's helping new jersey find out if any federal laws were broken. elaine quijano is live. >> reporter: good morning, charlie and nora and to the viewers out west. a democrat who did not endorse chris christie's election campaign. it is the biggest test yet of christie's political career. >> mayor mark sokolich had asked chris christie to stay out of ft. lee, but the governor came anyway to personally deliver his apology. >> we're appreciative of the fact that he's taken, we believe, to be a big step in regaining the trust of our community and quite frankly, this region. >> reporter: earlier in the day during a nearly two-hour long mara

is it hot in here, gayle? >> it's the dimple in the chin.> oh. >> are you trying to make a decision. >> trying to learn what i can in case i would find that person. >> okay. go ahead. >> he's going to pass the hot dog to me. >> that's a great question. >> no one told me that. >> if you guys were actual seahawks and you were actual broncos, what would your strategy be? >> we'd stay above them and make dives. >> we'd probably have to get them on the ground and trample them. >> who's better eli or peyton? >> i don't go there. >> you know gayle rates her childr safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. you'll find huge club card deals perfect for the big game. pizza's a football favorite. digiorno pizza is $3.99. get your snack on. wheat thins and other nabisco crackers are just $1.50 a box. and dreyer's ice cream is only $2.88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. fire ripped through it overnight >>> good mornin

. >> gayle king snapped a photo of the multibillionaire, fixing a toilet at her home on maui. >> gotgot to do. >> gayle with the caption, stars doing things just like us. >> if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself. >> probably that big rubber ball that falls off all the time. >> pamela anderson, married woman once again. >> for the second time, they are husband and wife. >> the first go-round started in october 2007 but ended two months later. >> anderson says they are very happy together and their families are very happy as well. it is her fourth marriage. in addition to her first, she has been married to tommy lee and kidd rock. >> hoping second time is a charm. >> wedding bells soon ringing for jessica simpson's little sister. >> singer ashlee simpson tweeted an engagement announcement. the groom to be is diana ross's son, evan. simpson has a 4-year-old son with her ex-husband rocker peter wentz. >> they have been friends for a decade so i guess it's one of those things where friends can turn into lovers at some point. diana ross apparently approves of their r

, gayle, that's none of your business. he and i got on a fight on "morning joe." he's gotten into fights with reporters all the time during his governorship. but what we're seeing here, and i think what has empowered the mayors in terms of trying to find out whether they have been -- whether a vendetta has been taken out against them because of positions they've taken that the governor doesn't like is because it fits in with a pattern of behavior from the governor or from the governor's administration that shows that, you know, he's willing to do things big and small. petty and not so petty to get back at people who haven't done things he wants them to do. or who have said things -- have said things that he doesn't like. >> frank, a lot of people have made that point that john just made. quickly, is it a stretch to see chris christie at this point as nixonian? >> well, he almost promoted his image as a bully. and then we have a staff acting like bull lisies. the narrative writes itself but of the facts dictate how this end

gayle king, thanks so much. see you at 7:00. >>> it is 6:53.d-bye to a bay area bart officer. how fellow officers will pay tribute to sergeant tom smith today. >> president obama hits the road to put his plan into action. his message to the people following last night's state of the union address. ,,,, ,,,,,,[ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] add a u-verse wireless receiver today. ♪ good evening, this is flo. [laughs] yes, i'm that flo. aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. state tour today to promote ideas... laid out in last ni nion >>> five things to know at the :55. president obama kicks off a four state tour today to promote his ideas late out at last night's state of the union address. the president

." >> and gayle king joins us live in new york with more in front of the big board.ood morning. >> i've got it. hello frank and michelle. ahead a new threat of the olympics. bob orr on the concerns that female terrorists may attack. plus fist on "cbs this morning," bill gates is in studio 57 today and his plan to end poverty in two decades. eradicate polio in four years and help billions live longer. >>> and shape wear is the new corset for many women. dr. phillips is here with the long-term health dangers from the clothing that gives you a slimmer figure. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 and frank, this was the question for you because i know michelle's answer already. >> okay. >> would you rather have a flat tummy or would you want good circulation? >> you know? i'm going to go with good circulation. >> gayle you know my answer. [ laughter ] >> i know it. michelle we can tell him he's wrong. >> you know, i hear that a lot. so that's okay. >> all right. thanks. we'll see you at 7:00. >> as long as you know. see you guys. >> there we go. have a

. >> as we said before on the show, gayle, you like to say it -- >> we've got a problem. >> [ bleep ]. >> the hair comes off. now a full on fight happens between mom and son. other people start to intervene. >> [ bleep ]. >> they're knocking stuff over. groceries on the floor. you see the tall guy trying to intervene. he's like carrying his mom out. the kids are coming over taunting the mom, slapping her with her own wig. and at one point the kid does a crossover dribble with the wig. i cannot believe this is happening. almost get her out of the store. she come s barging back in. just uploaded really recently. this thing went incredibly viral. lots of comments. it is the handiwork of miss must have muffet. you might remember zida pew. she likes to push the envelope with the pranks. a lot of people say how can the parents let this get out of control. she did admit this was her work. >> it is just a prank. >> this is somebody's place of business. >> remember who we're talking about. there is other products knocked over and displays knocked over and sure they didn'tick that stuff up. >>

by the way, when you get one from gayle, you're like it's gayle! >> i like her very much.f the year? >> by the way, that's how tight the show is. anderson occasionally goes oh, gosh there's something i wanted to tell you. i mean the prep he does is so detailed. >> i'm telling you how i prepped today. "lone survivor" comes out january 10th. i did a piece on "60 minutes" about marcus latrell who the movie is about. it is a great, great movie. >> all right. i watch all your work. i'm a big fan. >> okay. >> did you like "gravity"? >> i haven't seen it yet. >> here's the deal. sandra bullock has a short wig and she's trapped in a spaceship. it's very gritty. >> i wanted to see it in imax but then it was so crowded. then by the time i figured it wouldn't be crowded it was no longer in imax. i feel like i missed it. i just saw "wolf of wall street" which i loved. >> i thought you just said "i just saw wolf blitzer whom i'm in love with." breaking news anderson cooper is in love with wolf blitzer. i don't blame you. he's an every man. >> what's your new year's resolution? >> are y

i am charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.is covering the high school, and some kids were dropped off before their parents learned of the fire. and much of california is under a red flag warning because of the dry conditions. lawrence from kpi jones us. >> this is one for the record books. high pressure continues along the west coast. joss a dominating ridge of high pressure sending any chance of rain well to the north of california keeping us high and dry for now. and the mountains are very dry. hardly any snow as well. red flag warnings up for much of california as the fire danger is also running high. we have the strong offshore winds gusting over 40 and in some cases 50 miles per hour. humidity levels less than 10%. it's bone dry in the mountains, and that's why we are so concerned about fire danger. on top of that it has been so dry, extreme drought conditions across a good part of california severe drought along much of the western half of the united states, and it looks like for now there is no rain in sight. that's it

i'm telling you, gayle who reminded me, yu going to be 60 this year, that's very cute gayle. >> that'so big party. >> happy birthday again. that does it for us. be sure on to tune in to the final respects to bart police sergeant tom smith today. >>> good morning. 8:55. in the headline, hundreds will gather to pay their final respects to bart police sergeant tom smith today. sergeant smith's partner accidentally shot and killed him last week while searching a dublin apartment. motorcade left at 8:00 this morning at bart police headquarters in oakland heading to the neighborhood church of castro valley, funeral starts at 10:00. >>> a dog attack in golden gate bridge sent a man to the hospital. a second man tried to help and also got bit. police shot and killed a pit bull but haven't located the other dog in the park. >>> can you believe it? we're talking rain, right, lawrence? >> yeah. couple of scattered showers already showing up around the bay area. we are going to see more of that as we head throughout the day. moist of it will be located in the north bay. still some low clouds and f

. >> she had a girls week with her girlfriends from chicago, oprah winfrey, gayle king. they spent a week in hawaii. now she's coming back for a dance party being thrown by her husband. michelle had thrown him an epic 50th birthday party. and they are so competitive that he really wants to one-up her. >> mrs. obama was extremely candid about ageing and fitness. >> she was open to talking about her body. how she's changed her workout. menopause. >> surprisingly, when it comes to botox mrs. obama says she wouldn't rule it out. >> she said when it comes to botox or plastic surgery that she can't imagine herself going that route, but she's learned to never say never. >> and how does she imagine life after the big 5-0? >> the first time she talked about, you know, maybe i'll have another professional career. maybe i'll be a mentor working on education. >> she'd like to travel and savor new places. and down the road, balance work with being a grandma. >> michelle obama is a forward thinker. she's always kind of got the next step in mind. >> taking that next step with gusto. on

gayle, "american hustle" was a big winner.ave to say in all of my years covering hollywood, i have never seen so many winners who seemed generally surprised and flustered when their names were called. >> jennifer lawrence. >> i'm sorry, thank you so much. okay, thank you, thank you. >> brian cranston "breaking bad." >> oh, my gosh. oh. >> and the golden globe goes to amy adams. >> you're not supposed to and then when a director asks me to cry, i can't cry. it really sucks. >> i got a kick out of how excited matthew mcconaughey was for being honored as best actor for his role. >> all right, all right, all right. unexpected. but graciously accepted. >> reporter: he told me how his wife, camilla, supported him through his rigorous filming. >> she had no means or need to be up at 4:30 when i was leaving. kids weren't going to get up till 6:30 but she got up every morning and she was like go get it today. get it. >> how nice is that when you have a supportive spouse pulling for you? >> yeah. >> leonardody dicaprio won for best acto

syria what does it mean he just won here of to stand back and see how the work plays out in syria like gayle all cities . no i think that europe should not finance the war in syria and it is exactly what europe is doing today. europe with the united nations well obviously today we see european states shamefully financing terrorist organizations that are there for the sole purpose of overthrowing a power in place the legitimate power of bashar al assad which is a legitimate power in a country where everything was going well before the foreign invasion because that's pretty much what we have today in syria it's not civil war but a foreign invasion in syria one is trying to destabilize the region and i don't have to tell you who is of course behind this project if syria folds and other muslim countries has fallen in the few last months well this will be a positive for israel and positive for the united states and its allies and the loser will of course be a wrong that we absolutely try to isolate by all means on the international scene so there it is me i'm not for us doing humanitarian work we

our web site, cbsnews.com, and first thing tomorrow on cbs "this morning" with norah, charlie, and gayle and their special guest, vice president joe biden. with thanks to the jones day law firm for this window on a snowy washington, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you tomorrow on the "cbs evening news." good night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda marie macdonald a area families.. highlighted >>> income inequality is the number one problem facing not just folks here in santa clara county but in the country. >> struggles of so many bay area families highlighted tonight in president obama's state of the union address. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. the president wrapped up his speech moments ago. he pledged to use the powers of his office to help grow the economy while circumventing partisan gridlock on capitol hill. he declared he would raise the minimum wage to $10.10 under a new executive also and also vowed to help the long-term unemployed find work and called on congress to restore expired unemployment benefits. another focus improving educa

nfl commissioner roger goodell sits down with us, and gayle sits down with grammy winner john legend.ning. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda marie macdonald >>> good morning. it's thursday, january 23. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. the weekend is approaching. and was there a little fog on the bay? >> a little fog out there. some dense fog along the coastline. we're also concerned red flag warnings posted in the north bay hills as we have some strong offshore winds developing there. also some big-time surf at the coastline. we'll have more on that coming up. >> and so far, the commute is looking good. we don't have any big accidents out there. the bay bridge very light and bart is on time. i'll have more traffic in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> the wife of a fallen bart officer opens up to kpix 5 about the husband she lost as investigators begin piecing together what went wr detective sergeant tom smith is known to his family as tommy. his wife and three br

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number two, you need huge resources to carry out these large gayle studies. the problem is extremely difficult. she is asking herself, how does the brain function in very general terms? how do people handle the same task in somewhat different ways? >> explain this to me. you have said the central question is how do differences between you and me and how our brains are wired up relate to differences in our behavior, our feelings, and our emotions? did,e of the things i which all the volunteers go through, is you fill out a questionnaire. interestingly, the research assistant who is there in the -- how often do you feel sad or discouraged? these are very traditional, well used psychological tests that many people have used over the sort of tiey can them to what that says about your state of mind. if you have 1200 people and you have data on how they take these tests, you may be able to see what the variations are that correspond to the variations that show up or maybe not. you may be able to see something closer than you had before, and that may begin to give y

gayle king is off. good morning, nora. the weather is a big story. >> it is. and we'll be talking about secretary gates and his criticism of the obama white house. >> as you wake up to pleasant conditions in the west much of the united states faces another day of miserable, dangerous cold. the frigid weather is blamed for 21 deaths. the polar vortex is hovering over the east and midwest. >> dozens of cities all the way to the deep south set low temperature records, some colder than siberia. it was 16 below zero in chicago, breaking a 130-year-old record, and that's where dean reynolds joins us this morning where it's pretty cold out. dean good morning to. >> reporter: good morning, charlie and norah. forecasters are saying the end of this frigid cold spell is near but it was 3 degrees below zero at o'hare today, and many places around the country will be 10 to 20 degrees below normal today. from the sky, it's not hard to miss the thick layer of ice coating chicago. on the ground it's causing spinouts like this one. for many in the midwest and across the countr

he talked to gayle about his new wife, special friend kanye west and special letter from the past. the "washington post" says the fda is looking aet the caramel coloring in soft drinks. a study by consumer reports finding low levels of a compound that it says may be linked to cancer. 12 soda brands are named including pepsi products. a pepsi spokesperson says it has, quote, serious questions about the study. >>> the "daily news" says the team is giving him a seven-year, $155 million deal. they already spent $283 million for three other players. tanaka's contract puts him over the $189 million luxury tax threshold that could stop the yankees' spending for now. >> mr. tanaka must be really good. >> his wife is extraordinary, a japanese personality. >> i can't wait to see. >>> during an earnings call netflix ce o'reed talked about the password to see netflix. he used a derogatory term and it rhymes with rich. >> hmm. what could that be? the "guardian" looks at a bronze statue of mandela. the sculpt tors now admit they hid a small rabbit inside of his ear. they claim it's too small for

gayle king is off. great to be here. >> great to have you back. happy birthday. >> and happy new year. >> thank you. >>> we begin with the weather. tens of millions of americans face a dangerous day of cold weather. a pool of arctic air is covering a huge area all the way to the deep south. many cities expect to break low temperature records. strong winds will make it fel even colder. >> government offices and schools are closed today in several states. indianapolis is making it illegal for anyone to drive, except for emergencies. we have reporters across the country this morning, and we begin with dean reynolds in chicago, one of the many cities where the temperature is well below zero this morning. dean, how are you doing? >> reporter: well, we're feeling pretty chilly here in chicago where the high temperature's not expected to get much above 10 degrees below zero. it's 14 degrees below zero, and when there's a breeze, it feels like it's almost 50 degrees below zero. as the deep freeze took grip of c

. >> good morning, gayle, charlie and clarissa.s not the seahawks win that anyone is talking about. or even sherman's game-saving play. the comments that have every reacting. relatively unknown outside of football, if you didn't know richard sherman before sunday's game, chances are, you do now. >> reporter: before the nfc championship, football fans knew seattle seahawks cornerback richard sherman for his game-saving stops. >> broken up! picked off! the game is over. >> reporter: and the outsized bravado of the explosive defender. but of the rest of the world may not have been ready for sherman's postgame interview. >> well, i'm the best corner in the game, when you try me with a sorry receiver like crabtree, that's the result you're going to get. don't you ever talk about me. >> reporter: a mixture of hubris, trash talk and emotion of the moment. and it set off a firestorm in the blogosphere. "the new york times" sports columnist bill rhodon was covering the game even though he knows sherman's reputation. >> this was beyond just

. >> reporter: huge tidal surges, heavy rain and gayle-forcer force winds striking hard, but it's not as bad as many forecasters predicted. as day broke over the southwest the worst of it seemed over. for now, at least. with a defense holding back the tide. >> we'll be out of the woods here, but we still have hefty flooding going on up stream. we have a number of flood alerts, and we'll get further flood warnings and alerts. >> reporter: but it has come at a price. protecting the town has cost around $7 million. in this area people were resigned to flooding, but this very modern defense system is keeping the water at bay. much to the relove of many people in the area. >> up until they put the wall in, we got flooded six times, and the worst was in 2007 when it came up to this level. >> reporter: some of the defenses may have worked but the agency which looks after them has found itself at the center of a political storm. plans to cut more than 1500 jobs has led to questions about whether the future environment agency could cope with major whether events. this while the taxpayer's mone

one after the other, a success of low pressure weather fronts bringing gayle surge winds and widespread destruction. thousands of households spent christmas without electricity as the high winds brought down power lines and in england alone seven people have died and 17000 homes flooded. >> but could the damage have been limited? the government department's budget has been cut 20% in the last three years. >> 148 million in hardship funding will be spent more than any government spent in the pa past. >> reporter: but during austerity it's difficult. they have an annual budget of $1.9 billion. but just last week as a result of austerity measures it will have to shed 1500 jobs by october of 2014. around a third of them will be lost from the agency's flood protection department. the cuts are being imposed by central government and central government insist it will do it's best. the government issued an estimate in 2012 flooding had cost british businesses $1 billion. but also estimated $2.8 billion economic damage was prevented thanks to flood defenses. but funding is always a question of p

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it's your bff gayle king. she joins us live in new york.ing. >> reporter: hey, frank and michelle. michelle, i guess i won't see you at super bowl because we're not going but you guys could possibly be going! >> yeah. >> we could be there. who knows? >> we might sneak in. it's in new york. >> i know. >> reporter: that's right. so we could meet for a drink or something. [ laughter ] >> i like it. >> reporter: good to see you, frank and michelle. >> you, too. >> reporter: ahead, more of the dramatic new video from the moments after the asiana crash at sfo. plus ice is crippling the shipping industry. we are on a powerful coast guard icebreakers that works around the clock to try to clear the great lakes. and the bay area's own captain sully, i know you guys know him, too, along with co-pilot jeff skiles are in studio 57 today five years after the miracle on the hudson. what they remember about that day and the advancements in flight safety since then. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. can you believe it's been 5 years? >

jackson and magic johnson and jennifer hudson and gayle king but it was a friend affair.re they come. only snacks and wear their comfortable shoes because lots of dancing. you knew they would let their hair down tonight. >> i want you to listen real closely to how tom joiner scr e described the party for us. >> everybody was there. stevie wonder was there. >> sing happy birthday. >> yeah. john legend. stevie. who else was there? >> samuel l. jackson. >> what did you eat? >> they had no food. >> they had no food. >> is that, i mean, is that, is that normal to have a big party like this and, i mean, they had food. they had some little desserts and snacks here and there, but no formal dinner, right? >> you know, people took a little umbridge with that when they first told folks to eat before they come, right? a lot of professional party planners and event planners said that was a little, they didn't want to say it was rude, but it was a little strange. usually you don't put that on an invite. if you're starting the party later, i don't think it got started until 10:00, peopl

. >> after an early celebration in hawaii with oprah winfrey and gayle king, mrs.ll mark her birthday with a dance party here at the white house. she's told guests to wear comfortable shoes. athena jones, the white house. >>> a rather candid interview with "people" magazine. joining us sandra westphal who completed the interview for "people." were you surprised by her blunt honesty when she said never say never to blastic surgery or botox? >> ways surprised in the entire interview at how open she was to talking about things that a lot of women would consider deeply personal. even turning 50 is something some women would lie about, but she's really open to girl talk. i think with the idea of reaching women across the country and telling them, you know, life is not downhill after 50, there's still higher peaks to scale. but yes, i have asked other first ladies about plastic surgery in the past and not gotten such an open and candid response. so it was a fun conversation with her. >> talk a little bit more about the change in her exercise routine, a little bit more yo

gayle king is off. good morning, norah. >> good morning, charlie. it's nipe begin there. more than half the population of the united states is waking up to brutally cold weather. windchills make it feel much colder than the official temperatures. >> in fact, it feels like 40 below in minneapolis and detroit. atlanta feels like minus 5. and the windchill in new york is 13 below. mayor of indianapolis said yesterday in ten minutes you could be dead without the proper clothes. we have reporters around the country covering the impact of this dangerous cold snap. we begin with dean reynolds in chicago. dean, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. temperatures here are expected to inch above zero today. but right now here at navy pier the thermometer is reading 10 below. and the consequences of this cold spell are adding up. as subzero temperatures took hold of chicago, more than 500 passengers spent the night stranded on three amtrak trains headed for the city. the trains were stopped by blowing and drifting snow. >> the restrooms are on the first floor. and if you go down t

. >>> i am charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.killed and his wife was wounded, and olson told the suspect that he was texting his 3-year-old daughter. reese is charged this morning with second-degree murder. >>> and a new jersey democrat said he felt the wrath of christie's inner circle and top officials cancelled a series of meetings last year after he declined to endorse christie's re-election campaign. and last week the governor fired a top aide after the traffic jam. >>> and then the relief funds for super storm sandy, that was spent on tourism commercials. they were designed to promote christie and not tourism. >>> alex rodriguez is asking a federal court to let him play next season. the arbitrator that upheld a year-long suspension was convinced the yankee's slugger was using enhancing drugs. one says the players' union failed to defend a-rod. >> we have circumstances regarding a lack of due process and fundamental fairness and undue influence on the arbitrator and a punishment that was handed out that is still in excess of