good morning to you. >> gayle, good morning to you.e're talking about temperatures to the mid-atlantic will continue to slide east offshore by later on today but may drop back from western virginia, northern virginia where it will drop off. 20 states under a windchill warning, advisory or watch overt next few days. brutal windchills feeling currently 20 degrees below zero or great. and that chill is going to be spreading east. forecast highsed to only in the single digits for portions of the midwest. teens all the way back to the great lakes. high temperatures will be below zero that without the wind factored in. it's going to feel like 15 to 30 degrees below zeerro by the time we get to thursday and friday. >>> a powerful rainstorm is blamed for flooding and mudslides that destroyed several homes in washington state. our seattle affiliate cairo reports from falls city a hard-hit area east of seattle. >> reporter: rising floodwaters and mudslides wreaked havoc across western washington monday and there may be more wicked weather to com

gayle? >> all right. thank you, bill. more to come on that story. this morning federal authorities are looking into the origins of several threats on flights this weekend. jeff pegues is in washington with that investigation. good morning. >> good morning. it's impacted passengers across the country. they take these threats seriously and there will likely be prison time behind them. >> yes, there is. that's all i can say. >> reporter: at seattle's sea-tac international airport dozens of passengers were evacuated from planes and surrounded by police after there were flights on two planes. >> both were cleared for no security concerns. >> reporter: it's not clear who posted the threat but jetblue responded to a twitter account that's just been removed saying we take tweets like this seriously. we pass this along. >> it's scary knowing you're 36,000 feet in the air and there could be a bomb on the plane. >> reporter: on another place flight 1061 from dallas to orlando was diverted to dallas after someone said there were explosives onboard. 187 people w

. >> just a reminder gayle, not to go like this on tv. just walk around with gloves. i just think that's crazy. it just shows you if somebody wants to get you they can get you no matter what you do. >> they do the eye thing in the movies. where you have the eye scan. that's the future i think. okay guys good fun. i think this is your key, gayle. >> i can't help it. >>> ahead to london. to the head count. we'll show you how workers there are keeping tabs on 17,000 residents and why it's important to zoos around the world. >>> plus another unprecedented moment for serena williams in >>> good tuesday morning, for this january 6th we will experience temperatures near or record warmth throughout many locations. primarily throughout the southern portion of our bay area. right now, pick a number. 30s 40s and 50s heading on out the door. later today 60s all the way to the low 70s. gilroy should see a record high today of 72 degrees. winds are flat out of the southeast. therefore it is yet another winter spare the air alert day. equally as warm to

>> there may be gayle. i think to the extent that these individuals are flowing into syria and iraq they're making connections with and training with groups like the islamic states. so it's very possible that these are individuals that are well trained, funded perhaps even directed to go back and attack. but i think what authorities are most worried about now is paris is really an accelerant. that this is now motivating those that may or may not have been directed by foreign terrorist groups to now attack in place. that's why you see this opportunistic around the continent. >> it's interesting because we learn thad the suspects in yemen had travelled to yemen. we learn thad the suspects in belgium had traveled to syria. i think the question many of us have here at home are we keeping tabs on those traveling to those countries and alps reports that britain may be raising its terror level? >> well, certainly the uk and the rest have been lacking at this threat for some time norah, and the u.s. authorities hav

gayle?hank you, charlie dagata. >>> paris police evacuate add train station after a bomb threat. meanwhile, the french military blames islamic hackers for a flood of computer attacks this week. some 19,000 french website reported being hacked. this morning secretary of state john kerry gave france's president the hug he promised. kerry also brought flowers in the locations of last week's he arrived in paris days after the u.s. was blasted for not sending a top official to sunday's giant unity rally. >>> hundreds in germanyhç targeted extremists when they raided up to a dozen homes. two turkish men in custody accused of sending money, equipment and fighters from syria. we have a report from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. with these suspects is there increasing concern there may be more plots that they don't even know about yet? >> reporter: absolutely charlie. and european counterterrorism officials for a couple of years have been worried about the 3,000 or so f

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gayle? >> clarissa thank you very much. as clarissa showed us the police presence at the scene is massive. bob orr says they have made contact with the suspects. what can you tell us about the tactics that they're using now? >> well, good morning, gayle. the main thing is the police have for the moment maintained the threat. that's the first priority. make sure this is the last place we're ever going to have to deal with the kouachi brothers. so time now becomes a factor because police are in place they feel they have these gunmen pinned down in a way so that there will be no further escapes, and now it's a process of trying to mitigate any potential damage. they don't want anybody to be hurt, the hostage or anybody else. the police are resolved that this will be the end of the chapter. it would be good if they could be taken alive but the most important thing is no one else has been hurt and hopefully this ends soon. >> does that bother them that they want to die as martyrs? >> it's the old

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i'm sorry gayle.he gunman and holding hostages and that supermarket in paris and between these two gunmen. they're believed to be part of this recruitment cell essentially that way back in 2005 was trying to recruit jihadis to go to iraq to fight american forces there. i don't know if you can hear i'm hearing another helicopter just flying overhead. we've been hearing quite a few elements in the last 10 15 minutes, particularly, as the operation here to try to neutralize the two kouachi brothers has escalated. >> all right, clarissa ward thank you. we want to go back and show you those live pictures just outside on the eastern edge of the capital of paris. because we just saw, look a number of ambulances have just pulled into the area just outside the market which would suggest, of course that those officials are on the scene there to look for anyone who has been wounded. so those health officials, and you can hear the ambulances pulling in there are some local reports from inside paris, people inside

so, think about that. >> hopefully that should not be too hard. >> okay, gayle, i got you.t. >> thanks, gayle. >> see you guys. >> all right. >> i'll see you later. >> ♪ what is the the word ♪ >> the word is pregnant. >> um-hmm. >> you are still flustered. zeo is expecting her first child this summer. thirty-four year-old said she and her boyfriend are over the moon bit. she has been dating producer jacob, since last year. the the happy news comes at the same time her sister emily is expecting her second child. >>> when oscar winning film maker is taking his talents to the small screen. that guy right there. woody allen will write and direct a half an hour series for amazon. it will air on prime instant video and set the today buy next year. >>> first round of performers are announced for the grammy award. pop icon madonna will take the stage for the fifth time. she will share spot the light with two time nominee ari a an a grandy. they air right here on cbs at february 8th and madonna always a little bit of the scandalous act at the grammys first, remember the wedding dres

gayle?> thank you. some of the strongest outrage this morning appears in newspapers around the world. they're saying things like liberty assassinated and war on freedom. another spoke of ak-47s versus pencils. others used a simple message i am charlie to defend free speech. huge crowds turned out last night as vigils were held all over france. thousands were showing their defiance after this massacre. elizabeth palmer is also in paris today. elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: it's now just 24 hours since the shooting and especially with at least two gunmen on the loose in this country, people are both shocked and apprehended. nevertheless they were back on the streets this morning demonstrating. the bells of notre dame cathedral rang out marking a minute of science on this national day of mourning. former president nicolas sarkozy said i am overwhelmed by these barbaric events. civilization itself is at stake. civilization and freedom of expression. at rallies across the country last nigh

i know you struggle with this gayle.the more cognitively foe kulgsed you are. if you get enough sleep, you're in vastly good sleep. anything less than 7 hours is inadequate for 97% of people. those who can work on less than 5 hours is zero. >> i agree with that. if you feel tired and fatigued take a nap because productivity is crucial and performance is better if you take naps. >> twice a day. a nap is a wonderful break at 3:00 or 4:00 in the afternoon. i close my curtains in my office and go right to sleep almost every single day. but even taking a very very tiny little rest moment like even between segments here if you were to close your eyes and just breathe in and out for one minute -- >> there it is. >> so you don't want us to have a job. if we did that we'd be on west 57th yelling taxi and our stuff would be in a little box. >> it's the new world, gayle? >> it sounds like a great idea but the practicality is impossible. >> i'm going to challenge the three of you to build a single ritual. >> let's do it. >> tony, yo

gayle? >> thank you major. >>> two teams in super bowl xlix making they're way to arizona.acing questions about underinflated footballs, the patriots, and in foxborough, massachusetts, the patriots are packing up to fly rest wrt good morning. patriots fans getting ready to send off their team. happy faces instead of deflate-gate questions. quarterback tom brady again denied this morning he had anything to do with deflating footballs. >> look i don't want to keep getting into this. no, i didn't and i haven't, and i never will. >> reporter: tom brady continued to deny any wrongdoing and over the weekend head coach bill belichick once again defended himself and his team. >> we feel like we followed the rules of the game to the letter in our preparations. >> reporter: bilchik offer-- belichick offered why they were under inflated. >> we all know air pressure is a function of the atmospheric conditions. >> reporter: belichick says the team did its only study and found artificially inflated taking them outdoors made the pressure drop. >> i'm not a scientist. i'm not an expert in

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>> reporter: good morning, gayle. this is significant because this is now a full-throated claim of responsibility from al qaeda's top western terror plotters al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, erases all doubts who's behind the attack. what al qaeda says in the tape essentially is look, we trained these guys even picked the target. this is significant, because aqap in the past has -- tried to do bigger more spectacular attacks involving bombs aboard airplanes, like the underwear bomber back in 2009 the bombs hidden in printer cartridges in 2010. a lower level sophistication but with deadly results and might indicate a change in thinking by aqap, maybe lowers aspirations a little to settle for what is possible. this even though not the big grand attacks they've envisioned was devastatingly effective from their point of view. >> bob what everybody is worried about, what may be next and one of egypt's highest islamist authorities warning this cartoon on the cover of "charlie hebdo" is a quote/unquote, act of war. how are

. >> one of our fairchts gayle -- one of our favorites, gayle king. good morning. >> good to see you. char-- clarissa ward is gathering information on gunmen storming a satirical newspaper in paris. and we talk to the mother of a 17-year-old girl fighting for the right to refuse chemotherapy. and "selma" director is in studio 57. we'll be talking with her about the movie getting rave reviews and there are some controversies you may have heard surrounding it, too. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 sharp. back to you guys. see you at 7:00. >> gayle, we definitely will be watching. >>> it is 6:47. the overnight refreeze has led to a number of weather related advisories and delays this morning. >> a few closings and a lot of delays. nick joins us from the newsroom to run them down. >> reporter: mike, andrea, we've got two more closures to pass along. grant county in west virginia and loudoun county public schools just announced on twitter they, too, are now closed. over the last few minutes loudoun had been on the long list of schools

charlie and gayle? >> thank you, norah. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," another fraternity faces rape allegations. this time it's at duke university. what a woman who believes she was >>> inaccurate news reports of the targets of comedians and politicians. >> there are actual cities like birmingham that are totally muslim. where non-muslims just don't go in. >> wow. that must be so inconvenient for the 78% of birmingham residents who are not muslim. >> jon stewart. wow. ahead, the sharp response to what fox news is saying about england as the mayor of paris threatens legal action. >> the news is back in the morning right here on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by jcpenney. when it fits, you feel it. 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® ♪ at philadelphia, there's an art to making cream cheese. we always

. >> gayle king joins us from new york, good morning. >> good morning ukeelee and erika.head we will talk live with vice-president joe biden about the plans president obama laid out in his state of the union address last night and house majority leader kevin mccarthey joins nora in d.c. with republican reaction. and, jan crawford has a closer reports that 11 of the 12 balls that the patriots used were under inflated what does that mean. >>> five time oscar nominee julianne moore tells charlie how reading inspired a career in acting and why she feels it has been a slow path to success. news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. ukeelee and erika, are you as fascinated as you are about the balls being under inflated. >> patriots, they don't have the best track record. >> lets go seattle, come on, that is what i'm talk about. >> i'm with you. >> thanks, gayle. >> it should be a good game. >> come on seahawks. thanks gayle, town to you later. >>> word is roast, comedy central is putting justin beiber in the hot seat. >> pop star is getting roasted in a upcoming

gayle? >> elizabeth, thank you. >>> this morning pope francis says people should not provoke others to commit violence in god's name. tens of thousands greeted the pope when he arrived in the philippines on a five-day tour. on the flight over he spoke about last week's attacks in paris. he said killing in the name of god is unacceptable but so is insulting others' faith. he expressed concern about the safety of himself and others when he travels abroad. 6 million people will show up for the open air mass on sunday. >>> more than a million americans feel confident about the economy. 53% believe it's in good shape. that's up from 40% in october and 5% in 2009. >> but retail sales do not reflect that confidence. it was the largest monthly decline in 11 months. stocks fell in response. the dow dipped more than 186 points yesterday. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is with us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> tell us what to expect from them and what we can read from them?

randy, it's cue gayle. do it over. randy, say -- okay.ch should be suspended if the league proved the patriots cheated in sunday's 45-7 victory. 2004 heisman trophy winner matt leinart disagrees. the former nfl quarterback tweeted every team tampers with the footballs. ask anyone in the league. this is ridiculous. >>> this week measles outbreak is still growing. they could 66 cases. california's health department traces 49 of them to disneyland. five of the patients work at the theme park. three of them are now back on the job. health officials say children who haven't been vaccinated for measles should stay away from disneyland. >>> creditcards.com reports more than 7 million americans have bank or credit card accounts that their spouses don't know anything about. men are more likely to have one than women. jeff glor -- >> what do you mean? >> you're the only man on the set. >> oh. >> one in five people have spent $500 on a purchase without telling their significant other. again, membership are more likely to do that but one-third of the

gayle?> all right. good to know. thank you, jeff. >>> this morning, there is a huge shake-up at the secret service after recent security breaches. it is the biggest since acting director joseph clancy was brought in last fall to fix the troubled agency. it comes four months after a man jumped the white house fence and actually got inside the executive mansion. bill plante is at the white house with the effort to reshape the secret service. bill, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. it is a drastic overall at the top levels of this agency. there were four assistant directors told that they must either resign retire or seek reassignment within the department of homeland security. a fifth senior manager has already announced his retirement. acting director joseph clancy announced the moves in a statement wednesday. saying change is necessary to gain a fresh perspective on how we conduct business. >> i found the findings devastating. >> reporter: appearing before a congr

. >> bye sexy. >> bye gayle. >> we have a new nickname. >> right now 6:50.munity is coming together to help a delaware county man fighting cancer. >> his neighbors say they are giving back to a man who gave them so much. it thinks weeks story of brotherly love. >> when he and his wife marie and friend danielle hang out is there always a lot of laughter despite this tough time. in july 2013 rick started suffer from headaches. >> i could not even move, i could not even think. it hurt so bad i could in the think. >> reporter: doctors thought rick's sinuses required surgery. when they operated they found cancer. now rick is on chemo, some has to be given by iv at home. not only is the medical diagnosis daunting so are the bills. >> are we going to be able to pay for his prescriptions, you know, the pile of prescriptions that he gets monthly ace amazing report report danielle and other neighbors wanted to step up for rick's family and rick himself who coached in lacrosse and football. >> rick gives to our kid, coaching, being there for our kid and i think that th

charlie rose and gayle king are off.e polar plunge. >> no, we didn't. >> that is not on my list of things to do for sure. >>> dangerous weather is pounding areas. it dropped snow in new mexico creating slick snow conditions. snow plows worked to make highways slicker. black ice is a concern. it forced this truck to end up in the median in ft. worth, but no one was hurt. >> you can almost feel the chill from this scene on the missouri river. take a look. the southern rainmaker will start moving to the east. american states could see snow, ice, and rain as early as tonight. >>> recovery crews in the java sea are fighting big waves and strong winds as they look for airasia flight 8501. observers found more. the plane is still missing, so are the black boxes which would show why the flight from singapore would crash. >>> thursday former mayor mario cuomo passed. cuomo inspired liberals by blasting president ronald reagan. he disappointed them years later by refusing to run for president himself. he died at is in new york cit

gayle? >> you're smiling while you say that megan. thank you very much. >>> tough new questions about why meteorologists got the blizzard forecast for new york city so so wrong and why the entire sit shut down. we'll get into that ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> the country of jordan is considering a prisoner swap with isis this morning. they will release a failed female suicide bomber in exchange for a jordanian pilot. it comes 24 hours after they set a timeline. holly williams is in erbil. >> reporter: good morning. we calculated the deadline set by isis for killing jen i cankenji goto at 9 a.m. eastern time. at the very moment jordan's government has agreed to release a jailed female terrorist as demanded by isis but only in return for one of its own citizens. the latest threat to kill kenji goto shows him holding a photo of another isis hostage, mu'ath al kaseasbeh, whose plane crashed in syria during a training run last month. in this video, he says isis will execute both men unless jordan releases sajidaal rishawi, a death row

gayle? thank you, allen. >>> the nfl playoffs are under way with a few wild-card surprises over the weekend. andrew luck was falling down on this touchdown throw as indianapolis beat cincinnati. you can watch that game right here on cbs. >>> meanwhile baltimore beat pittsburgh 30-17. the ravens move on to play the ravens. >> and in the nfc dallas rallied to beat detroit. the next stop is green bay. and carolina knocked arizona, 27-16. now the panthers will go to seattle to play the defending super bowl champions. >> meanwhile carolina's head coach has other problems to think about. ron rivera's home caught fire this morning. it took firefighters an hour to control the flames. no injuries are reported. >>> and this morning fans from lebron james to president obama are mourning the loss of stuart scott. the longtime espn anchor died yesterday after a seven-year battle with cancer. he was only 49 years old. espn honored him last night by leaving his chair empty. >> hi again. thanks for letting

. >> that is a fair statement, gayle. the storm shifted by 50 miles. that is why the governor had to make the calls he made and mayor had to make the calls he made. you look at conditions they are catching out on long island. it could very well be new york city. while we were sleeping, it pushed more off to the east. we see the big totals. right now, we are dealing with them on the east end of long island and up to the coast of maine. this is the picture of 3:00 p.m. you are dealing with heavy snow in boston and clearing by the time you get to wednesday at 11:00 a.m. it is off the coast of maine. we are dusting our hands and finished with it. as of now, blizzard warnings. warnings in effect from the east end of long island and coast of maine and canadian border. national weather service only takes care of our country. that is the picture you see as of right there. how much more snow? everybody wants to snow that. it looks like you are looking at another foot if not more. you go inland another 3 to 6 inches. we are not done until late tonight and tomorr

gayle. >>> thank you. the united nations security council is holding a session right now over yemen. rebel forces took control of the presidential palace in the capital of sanaa. the army commander calls it a coup. yemen's government is an american ally helping the united states in the fight against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. >>> the irs is open for business and americans can start filing electronic and paper returns. >> with the irs budget duties and change in obamacare, we have more issueses to deal with. we have jill schlesinger with more. >> this is the year you have to account if you have insurance. there are four broad categories. one is you were covered by an employer plan or government plan. number two, you qualify for one of the government's exemption. you did not have to sign up and get care. the third, you actually qualified for a premium tax credit. meaning you went through the marketplace and you could get that credit. no problem. you have to wait for a tax form to come before you star

gayle? >> all right. you're smiling while you say that. thank you very much. >>> these are very tough, new questions this morning about why meteorologists got the blizzard new york city so so wrong and why the entire city was shut down. we'll get into that ahead on cbs "this morning." >>> this morning waiting to see if a prisoner swap with isis will save a vappenese hostage's life. jordan's government says it will release a failed female suicide bomber in exchange for a jordanian pilot. the terror group's 24-hour deadline for killing the japanese hostage just ran out. holly williams is in erbil, iraq, with the latest. holly, good morning. >> reporter: we klcalculated the deadline for koji goto 6:00 a.m. west coast time this morning. at the last minute jordan the government agreed to release a jailed female terrorist as demanded by isis. but only in return for a jordanian citizen. the last threat to keng ohji goto showed him holding a photo of a jordanian fighter pilot whose plane crashed in syria during a bomb be raid last month. in an aud

gayle? >> thank you, allen. >>> some high-profile playoff matches are set this morning for the nfl. referees called pass interference on dallas but then for some reason that penalty just went away. detroit had to punt instead of getting first down. the cowboys went on to win that one 24-20. there were a whole lot of questions after that game. the officials finally said that the interference call was wrong and they should have explained that one on the field. >> mm. so here are the matchups this weekend. baltimore plays at new england saturday. while carolina goes to seattle. then on sunday dallas visits green bay. and indianapolis takes on denver. you can see that game right here on cbs. >> meanwhile carolina's head coach has other problems to think about. ron rivera's home in charlotte caught fire this morning. it took firefighters an hour to control the flames. no injuries are reported. >>> and this morning fans from lebron james to president obama are mourning the loss of stuart scott. the longtime espn anchor died yesterday after a seven-year battle with cancer. he was only 49 y

gayle? >> all right, elizabeth thank you. a cbs news poll out this morning shows 57% of americans think another u.s. terror attack is very likely in the next few months. worries are rising after the paris massacre and after isis murdered two americans and three british workers captured in syria. bob, good morning. what is the significance of this claim, do you think? >> this is think because it's a full-throated plan by al qaeda in peninsula. this erases all doubting about who's behind the attack. what al qaeda says in the tape, look, this was our idea, we paid for it we trained these guys, we even picked the target. this is significance because aq aww p in ap in the past has tried with the underwear bomber in 2009 and the printer cartridges. this is a much lower sophistication attack and had deadly results. it might indicate a change in thinking. maybe they're lowering their aspirations just a little bit to settle for what is possible because even though this was not the big grand attack as they always hoped for, it was deva

door locked. >> gayle, i love you.s revealing details about her past. a conversation you will see first on "cbs this morning." >> from a young age they led almost completely different lives. glenn was pursuing an acting career in new york while jesse was on this path of self destruction in rural montana and wyoming. now these sisters say that they are closer than ever brought together by jesse's illness. >> reporter: it was the role that made glenn close a star. >> tried to say good bye to me last night. >> reporter: betrayal of a lover in "fatal attraction." glenn had no idea of the psychosis in her own family and the mania that had overcome her younger sister. >> our family never talked about the possibility of a mental illness. >> even 20 years ago you just weren't connecting the dots? >> no. how we grew up people didn't go see psychiatrists. there are other people who have. but not us. >> they came from a prominent old money connecticut family but their upbringing was anything but idealic. their parents joined a re

. >> gayle king joins us live with a preview.morning, gayle. >> that is why i'm sitting right here. hello, mike and andre ya. ahead we'll talk live with vice president joe biden about the plans presout in his state of the union address last night. house majority leader kevin mccarthy joins norah. she's in washington, your neck of the woods with republican reaction. and julie ann moore tells -- julianne moore tells charlie why her career in acting has been a slow path to success. some are saying five times is the charm. there's stiff competition so we'll see. >> she really deserves this host car. she deserved them, all the other nominations as well. we'll be watching. >> a lot of peep feel that. see you guys -- people feel that see you, guys. >>> we want to remind you four schools closed. loudoun, winchester, frederick county and clarke county all in virginia closed because of the impending snow headed their way. >> you can keep up with this on our mobile app, everything howard is telling you is right there. >> we're going to be l

i would just say yippee. >> thank you, gayle. >> we'll be watching. have a great morning. >>> it is 6:47. time to answer our question of the morning. 38% of football fans check this before a game. is it a, fantasy football rankings, b, the team's facebook page or c, player statistics? >> rita maria love says b, team facebook page to see what they've got to say about their team. she's right. the answer is b, the facebook page. >>> here's a man with all the answers, howard bernstein, on our yellow alert morning. >> we've got some fog, a couple of areas of light snow, sleet coming through. a little coating being put down. >> like half a dozen two-hour delays? >> six, seven of them. more in virginia than maryland. we're talking about -- i know loudoun was one of them. >> you can see them at the bottom of the screen. >> a couple hours conditions will be a lot better. i think everybody is making a good call this morning, whether ir' going on time or -- whether they're going on time or two- hour delay. we'll get a lot better later this morning into the after