in an exclusive interview, gayle king asked her about that and her working relationship with the presidenti do care deeply about my husband. i am his biggest ally. >> biggest confidant? >> i am one of his biggest confidant but he has dozens of really smart people who surround him. i am not an expert on most of the issues that he's dealing with on a daily basis. i want him and he wants to be talking to the people with the best information. that's not to say that we don't have discussions and conversations. that's not to say that my husband doesn't know how i feel. i mean, one thing is true. that i talk very candidly to my husband about how i feel. but that's the kind of relationship we have. i wouldn't go to rahm about something that i would talk to my husband about. right? if i didn't agree with something, i would talk to my own husband about it. >> you can see much more of gayle king's exclusive interview with the first lady a little later on the new "cbs this morning." >>> coming up on this wednesday morning, we'll have your weather. in sports, one of the heat's big three returns to acti

cbs this morning's gayle king asks michelle obama about her advice to the president. >> i am one of his biggest confidants, but he has dozens of really smart people who surround him. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting tonight from manchester, new hampshire. special western edition. good evening. mitt romney is now 2-for-2 in the race for the republican presidential nomination at this moment he is giving his victory speech here in manchester new hampshire. cbs projects he has won today's new hampshire primary with the help of both moderates and conservatives. ron paul is leading jon huntsman for second place. here's a look at the tabulated votes so far. 21% of the vote in, ron paul is running strong in second place with huntsman at 17%. our projections are based on the early vote count. on the polling that we did of voters after they cast their ballots. when we asked those voters what they were looking for in a candidate, 34% told us the ability to defeat president obama. and the majority of them, 59%, believe mitt romney is the candida

. >>> i'm gayle king. we'll have a revealing conversation with michelle obama as the first lady responds to a controversial new book about the obama white house. plus, when i see you at 8:00, the girl with the dragon tattoo herself, rooney mara stops by. >> i'm erica hill. thanks to 15 feet of snow, cordova, alaska has been cut off from the world again this morning. our ben tracy did manage to get there. he'll show us how they're surviving this especially brutal winter. >> our favorite city. but first as we do every morning. we begin with a look at today's eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. >>> thank you, new hampshire. tonight we made history. >> mitt romney makes it two for two, putting himself on the fast track for the gop nomination. >> he certainly had a clear-cut victory, but we're nibbling at his heels. >> i'd say third place is a ticket to ride, ladies and gentlemen. >> new hampshire voters gathered to decide which candidate looked best in dockers. >> we can win this race. >> make a list of ever

cbs "this morning" coanchor gayle king was there today and she asked the first lady about claims theook makes about friction between her and the president's topped a visors, including the president's first chief of staff rahm emanuel. >> well, i do care deeply about my husband. i am his biggest ally. >> pelley: biggest confidante. >> i am one of his biggest co confidantes but he has dozens of really smart people who surround him and i am not an expert on most of the issues that he's dealing with on a daily basis. so i want him and he wants to be talking to the people with the best information. that's not to say that we don't have discussions and co conversations, that's not to say that my husband doesn't know how i feel. i mean, one thing is true that i talk very candidly to my husband about how i feel, but that's the kind of relationship we have. i wouldn't go to rahm about something that i would talk to my husband about. if i didn't agree with something, i would talk to my own husband about it. >> pelley: you can see more of gayle king's fascinating interview with the first lady to

. >>> and i'm gayle king. we'll catch up with that wild weekend in the nfl with james brown and when i see you at 8:00, joel and victoria os teen talk about their mega church and their message of hope. >>> i'm erica hill. winton marsalis is here to reflect on the reverend martin luther king, jr. we'll show you who took home the gold at last night's golden globes. >>> first, as we do every morning, we begin with a look at today's eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. >>> everybody was just screaming out. all the passengers were running up and down. >> six dead and 16 missing after a cruise ship runs aground after the italian coast. now, investigations focus on the captain. >> they said there was a power failure, not to be worried. >> people are panicking and yelling and pushing. they wanted to be the first on the lifeboats. >> you have to beat expectations to keep moving on. >> and then there were five. jon huntsman expected to drop today and endorse mitt romney. >> i'd love to get the endorsement of every grou

. >>> and i'm gayle king. we'll catch up on that so wild weekend in the nfl with james brown. >>> and when i see you at 8:00, joe and victoria o-steen talk about their megachurch and their message of hope. >>> and i'm erica hill. wynton marsalis will reflect on the reverend martin luther king jr. >>> and we'll also show you who took home the gold at last >>> but we begin with today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> everybody was just screaming out. all the passengers running up and down. >> at least six dead and 16 missing after a cruise ship runs aground off the italian coast. investigations now focus on the captain. >> they said there was a power failure and not to be worried. everybody started jumping. >> people were panicking and yelling and pushing. they wanted to be the first on the life boats. >>> you have to beat expectations to keep moving on. >> and then there were five. jon huntsman will drop out of the gop race today and endorse mitt romney. >> i love the endorsement of every group possibl

monday this show relaunches with brand-new name cbs "this morning," and a new team charlie rose and gayle king and erica hill. we hope you'll rejoin us for that. >>> the president said yesterday after killing osama bin laden and withdrawing u.s. troops from iraq, it's time to turn a page and shrink the military. >> it's a move some republicans are calling wrong-headed. senior white house correspondent bill plante is live in washington with the details. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nance yip. it is controversial and why the president went to the pentagon and he joined the secretary of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staffs to make the announcement. i wanted to emphasize the new defense strategy which is tailored to major cuts in spending is the product of consultation with the military. >> the question that this strategy answers is what kind of military will we need long after the wars of the last decade are over? >> reporter: congress has mandated 487 billion dollars in defense spending cuts over the next ten years. there are few specifics, but the number of t

mountain view, 67 degrees in santa rosa and 60 degrees in pacifica. >>> our own intrepid reporter gayle king for the interview with the first lady. gayle is with us. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >> thank you, charlie. i like that word intrepid. i sat down with michelle obama yesterday and we talked about a wide range of issues. we started with a story making headlines this week. there's a new book talking about her relationship with the west wing and her husband. >> it's my understanding that you have not read the book. >> i don't -- i never read these books. there are so many books that have my picture on the cover. my name on it. i don't even know what's going on. i've gotten in the habit of not reading other people's impressions of people. >> if reading the book and you take out parts of the book, you would think, michelle obama is angry, she's unhappy, she feels burdened. she feels frustrated. do you feel frustrated as first lady of the united states? >> i love this job. it is -- it has been a privilege from day one. now, there are challenges with being a mother and trying to keep

charlie rose, gayle king and erica hill. we hope you'll join for us that. >>> first, president obama's announcement to reshape the military. the president said yesterday after killing osama bin laden and withdrawing u.s. troops from iraq it's time to turn a page and shrink the military. >> a move some republicans are calling wrong headed. bill plante is live in washington with the details. bill, good morning. >> good morning, nancy, it is controversial. that's why the president went to the pentagon and joins the joint chief of staffs. the new defense strategy which is tailored to major cuts in spending is the product of consultation with the military. >> the question that this strategy answers is what kind of military will we need long after the wars over the last decade are over. >> reporter: congress has mandated $487 billion in defense spending cuts over the next ten years. there are few specifics, but the number of troops in the army and the marine corps will be reduced, as will the total of u.s. nuclear weapons. there w

. >> i'm gayle king. the white house fires back an explosive new book that pulls back the curtain on the first couple. plus, when i see you at 8:00, julianna margulies from the good wife will be here and guess who is turning the big 3-0? we'll going to london to celebrate the queen to be's milestone. >>> i'm erin hill. stem cells, snake oil. scott pelley will be onset with his investigation. >> first, every morning, we begin with a look at today's eye-opener. begin with a look at today's eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. captioning funded by cbs >>> we're going to win this thing down the road. >> the republican field makes a final push. >> mitt romney had a difficult debate. >> if his record was so great as governor, kr didn't he run again. >> can we drop the pious baloney. >> more than half the voters have yet to settle on a favorite. >> here is your underdog. >> i'm a dangerous person and i admit it. >> with liberty and justice for all. [ applause ] >> january 8, 2011 shall a gunman opened fire. a y

she was out on gayle king show talking about it.was yelling at you. so i made the mistake of listening to that before reading. so i was very angry at you. >> and then what happened? >> jon: i read it. >> and? >> jon: she seems nice. >> (laughing). >> jon: really. i'm surprised at the controversy because the book seems to portray michelle obama as a complex yet human individual struggling with this unbelievable situation yet remaining the moral compass and center of an administration trying to find its footing. the only thing i would say to you is, how dare you? >> it is really weird to me. i've been covering the obamas for five years. basically i asked two questions: what happens when you take these two pretty regular people and put them in the extremely abnormal situation at the white house. the reporting is filled with details of how life there is really kind of weird and hard. and also, you know, what is there adjustment like to being president and first lady. their rise was so fast. so the white house really cooperated with the

. >>> still ahead, the first lady sits down with gayle king, responding to allegations made about her in a new book. >> if you're looking for a job, you might want to consider target. they have a new store opening here in crofton, maryland. and they have more than 200 positions to fill. i'm lindsey mastis. that story is coming up. >>> republican presidential candidates begin their showdown in south carolina. i'm randall pinkston in columbia. i'll have that story. >>> despite the rather obvious risks, the u.s. military is being ranked the top employer for young people. that's according to a study by branding. that study examines people age 18 to 29. among the other top employers for that same age group, wal- mart, starbucks, and target. the study looked at millions of facebook profiles taken by an online job networking site. >>> the subject was jobs today at the white house, along with insourcing instead of outsourcing. president obama invited representatives to the white house for a forum. those companies made a commitment to return jobs from overseas or increase their investments in

michelle obama was doing damage control this morning when she sat down with the cbs morning crew and gayle king and talked about reports of tensions between her, the president and high level staffers. >> this the white house. there is a lot that goes on here and i am sure there is a lot of times where staff conflict and you know they have ideas and they are passionate about it, but you know this staff works really well together. >> the first lady's comments come days after the departure of the current white house chief of staff bill daily was announced and a book on the obamas and the white house came out. >>> still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news at noon, a somewhat chilly hump day in our area. we could be in for a very wet evening. your forecast is coming up. >>> first let's take a look at today's midday stocks followed by last night's megamillions numbers. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> now your weather. >> welcome back, everybody. this shot has certainly changed since this morning. it is cloudy wall to wall and some parts of the state it is already raining. it is making its way into annapolis and th

. >>> i'm gayle king. coach paterno's son and daughter in law talk about their dad. >>> i'm erica hill. an ex-cia officer is charged with blowing the cover of his former kol leaks for a book deal. >>> newly released tapes of john f. kennedy. >>> we begin with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> i'm not going to sit back and get attacked day in and day out without returning fire. >>> mitt romney fires back in a florida debate. >> the speaker was given an opportunity to be our leader in 1994 and at the end he had to resign in disgrace. >> you're walking around the state saying things that are untrue. >> they said the gloves are off. or as he said, jeeves, be a good chap and release my opera gloves. >> i'm not going to apologize for success. >> i'd like to bring everyone else down to mitt's rate. >> rough and tumble. it's not twidly winks. >>> alabama residents pick up the pieces after the tornado leaves two dead. >>> a massive solar flare will slam into the earth this morning. >>> 45 h

i'm gayle king that and i'm charlie rose with erica hill.ng 29 passengers and crew members from the costa concordia cruise ship are still missing. rescuers blasted holes in the hull to get access to areas where people might be. >> they say the evacuation was so chaotic, so we wanted to find out how crew members are trained for this. we have some of the answers to those questions. mark, we keep hearing consistently that the crew let a lot of people down that day. >> reporter: good morning, gayle. that's absolutely right. which is why, of course, there are now suddenly sweeping calls for safety reform in an industry where disasters on this scale are actually quite rare. but no single authority polices the world's cruise ships which critic says carry risk but sail past any accountability. >> mayday, mayday. >> reporter: captain jerry pan nal was running his ship aground. but this was an emergency training for senior officers on cruise ships. >> we want them to react in training as they would in real life. >> reporter: all the world's 2156 regis

here's gayle king. >> good morning, frank and grace. coming up on "cbs this morning," vice president joe biden is with us today. we'll ask about the u.s. rescue of those hostages in somalia. presidential politics and that state of the union. and house republican leader eric cantor talks about the push for higher taxes on the wealthy. plus actress and singer emmy ross en is here in studio 57 today. see you at the top of the hour on "cbs this morning." >> thank you, gayle king. "cbs this morning" starts in 8 minutes. >>> it's 6:52. we continue to follow that deadly accident over the east bay. gianna will have an update and alternative routes if you are heading this way. >> and a judge fed up and frustrated with oakland's police. how big brother is moving closer to taking over the department. ,,,, >>> good morning. we are monitoring breaking news out of richmond. a fatal accident has shut down three lanes along the eastshore freeway. our reporter anne makovec just arrived on the scene and she is on the phone. hey, anne, what can you tell u

. >>> i am gayle king. the government pushes to help your school lunches, but critics say we're becoming a nanny state. more on that. >>> oscar nominee, glenn close is here. >>> a dust-up in the desert between the governor and president obama. we'll show you what really happened. >>> plus, is senator marco rubio breaks down the gop race in florida. >>> we begin with a look at today's eye-opener as we do every day. your world in 90 seconds. >>> just extremely excited that she was safe, out of there. >> family and friends anxiously await the return of jessica buchanan after a stunning somalia rescue by navy seals. >> it was the same special operations unit that killed osama bin laden. >> all nine suspects why killed. >>> i was in the middle of a sentence and he walked away. >> jan brewer makes her point to president obama. >> she wrote about a meeting that the two had in the oval office. and the president took exception to it. >> i felt a little bit threatened, if you will. in the attitude that he had. i thou

. >> i'm gayle king. when i see you at 8:00, mayor cory booker will be with us. so will liam neeson and cuba gooding junior. we'll show you why pippa middleton is fighting back against the pap razz a. >>> i'm erica hill. haley barbour tells us why he pardoned several murderers. why the feds are now saying no more python. >>> first as we do every morning, we begin with a look at today's eye-opener. your world is 90 seconds. >>> the captain of the crippled cruise liner is released but under house arrest. as dramatic audio surfaces. >> expected to given the all clear to start pumping fuel from the costa concordia. 23 people are sill missing. >>> with the effective rate i've been paying, it's closer to the 15% rate than anything. >> the front-runner's taxes become the talk of the campaign trail. >> this will be the mitt romney flat tax. >> if i had to vote in north carolina, i would vote for newt. any would be better than obama. >> i don't want to bloody his nose. i want to knock him out. >> i'll let that one pass. >>> the pacific northwest braces for a brutal winter

. >>> i'm gayle king. when i see you at 8:00, we'll mooetd meet a young man who posted a video saying why i hate religion but love jesus. it's gotten 16 million views and tons of controversy. sherri shepherd of the view stops by. >>> the loss of former coach joe paterno and two new studies on autism are raising the hopes and the fears of parents of autistic children. >>> first, as we do every morning, we begin with a look at today's eye-opener, your world is 90 seconds. >> i will step down this week. >> more than a year after the tragedy in tucson, gabby giffords to resign from congress. >> i don't remember much from that horrible day, but i will never forget the trust you placed in me to be your voice. >>> when i say florida, you can applaud any time. >> the gop blazes into the sunshine state with newt gingrich surging after a stunning south carolina win. >> governor romney is a very good salesman, but he has a really weak product. >> he was a leader for four years and had to resign in disgrace. you have

. >>> i'm gayle king. we'll talk with prince harry and surprising talk about his grandmother, the queen. and daniel radcliffe stops by to talk about going from "harry potter" to a horror fully 'em. >>> i'm erica. >>> we begin with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> i know the speaker's not real happy, speaker gingrich. he's not feeling very excited these days. he's -- i know, it's sad. >> mitt romney looks for a knockout vote in florida as florida heads to the polls. >> you cannot get to be president if you don't have the courage to tell the truth to american people. ♪ for purple mountains, majesty above thy fruited plains". >>> headed home. jessica expected bag on u.s. soil. >> they held her and another worker from denmark for three months. >>> oh, my god. what is going on? >> florida investigation the deadly chain reaction crash as 911 calls capture the chaos. >> how many vehicles have been involved in the scene so far? >> we cannot see, ma'am, we cannot see. >>> al qaeda terroris

. >>> i'm gayle king. is it really dangerous to keep your electronic devices on during takeoff and landing in we'll talk with a man to blame for the ban and when i see you at 8:00, the master of music himself, andrew lloyd weber, is here. >>> i'm erica hill, as jessica buchanan is reunited with her family, we'll talk with bob simon of "60 minutes" about what it really takes to recover from such an ordeal. >>> as we do every morning, we'll begin with today's eye open oar. your world in 90 seconds. >>> mr. speaker, i'm not anti-immigrant. my father was born in mexico, my wife's father was born in wales. the idea that i'm anti-immigrant is repulsive. >> mitt romney, newt gingrich battle over the fight for florida. >> maybe governor romney should tell us how much money he made by households he closed. >> have you checked your own investments? >> what is left to know about these candidates? is one going to confess to a murder? >> i don't think we should go to the moon. we maybe should send politicians up there

i'm gayle king. contests here. >> we're happy to announce. >> we know who would win. >> i'm charlie rose with erica hill. there was no cheering or shouting at the debate in tampa. >> as reported, the applause can make a difference at any level of politic. >> applause during the state of the union address seems to come as often as a period at the end of each sentence. there were roughly 80 applause breaks in president obama's speech and those audible outbursts can be a vital tool. just ask newt gingrich who is success in harnessing the power of the audience helped fuel his surge in south carolina last week. >> i am appalled that you would begin a presidential debate on a topic like that. >> and if the debate before that when the crowd turned on the questioner. >> saw some of this reaction during your visit to a black church in south carolina. >> so when the rules at monday's debate forbade that kind of audience participation. >> we've asked our invited guests this evening to withhold their applause. >

i'm gayle king. when i see you at 8:00, the battle over paula deen's diabetes disclosure. we'll hear from her and speaking of a star, she's certainly one. jessica alba is here today. >>> i'm erica hill. rescuers return to the crippled italian cruise ship. we'll look at plans to get that ship off the rocks. also, find out why smartphones are getting to be literally a pain in the neck. >>> but first, as we do every morning, we begin with a look at today's eye-opener. your world in 9 o seconds. >> i fully expect the romney campaign to be dirty and dishonest. they kooint buy this. >> i get a kick out of mitt romney talking about his private sector experience. >> republicans pile on romney as polls tighten in south carolina. >>> congressman taking credit for helping create jobs is like al gore taking credit for the internet. >> nigh goal is is to let mitt romney -- >>> rick santorum to release his tax returns, ron paul to release a treasure map to his chest of gold. >>> obviously, any such disaster could

charlie rose, gayle king and of course erica hill. >> they are all big fans. area and gayle king went to school here. >> i'm a bear, 1972. i went to menlo atherton high. my daughter went to stanford. so i have been to the bay area many, many, many times. >> she has the bases covered. i went to duke. she a son or daughter who went to duke. >>> i went to university of maryland. >> the maryland part doesn't count. >> she was just throwing out every school she had been to or affiliated. >> erica met her husband here worked in the city. check the new crew this monday morning at 7:00 right after us here on cbs 5. >> a lot of personality there. >> absolutely. >>> 6:40. the monthly jobs report is taking investors by surprise. the new milestone for the nation's unemployment rate. >> plus a new district attorney for san francisco. what does it mean for the city? our phil matier and our willie brown are going to break it all down coming up. >>> and the market opened about 11 minutes ago. let's check the numbers. wow. i think those numbers are wrong. we are going to doubl

debut of cbs this morning, the network has revamped the morning slot bringing in charlie rose and gayle kingica hill. >> they won't give us too much in the way of details but they promise you'll still get great story telling and great conversation and if you know gayle king like i do, there will be plenty of conversation. the rest is a surprise. we talked to gayle and charlie and erica last week. charlie is excited about his part of the show. >> we have a set here that's to die for. you'll see, as you get to look at the program, it has some of the old and everything of the new. you'll see the great legends who have been here. walter cronkite's map over there. this is a set built for conversation, built for bringing together people to tell you what's going on in the world. >> of course, you'll get to see it for yourself about an hour from now. >> let's go to howard. sorry, monika. we'll get there early. >> weatherwise, it is colder. i know this weekend it wasn't cold but is is colder this morning. we start 20s and 30s. take some rain gear with you. we'll have a few showers and might even get

obama challenged that portrait, as she did with gayle king on cbs. >> i guess it's more interesting to imagine this conflicted situation here, a strong woman, but you know, that's been an image people tried to paint of me since the day barack announced, that i'm some angry black woman. >> reporter: white house officials say it is a caricature that first emerged in the 2008 campaign. >> for the first time in my adult lifetime, i'm really proud of my country. >> reporter: opponents seized on that comment to paint mrs. obama as some kind of radical. the new book by author jodi kantor says the first lady felt pressured to look perfect because everyone was waiting for a black woman to make a mistake. mrs. obama also rejects the book's claim she clashed with her husband's aides, former chief of staff rahm emanuel and former press secretary robert gibbs. >> i can count the number of times i go over to the west wing, period. >> reporter: the book suggests mrs. obama did not want to be like hillary clinton, who had her own office in the west wing. according to the book, mrs. obama told an aide,

hope will you watching first thing tomorrow for 9 premier of cbs this morning with charlie rose, gayle king erica hill. i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will report from new hampshire tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org fuse. . >>> more than a dozen fires in one city overnight. how police are planning to catch whoever lit the fuse. >>> san francisco's top cop officially sworn in. his response to allegations he assaulted his wife. >>> and a big show of support for the east bay. why the "new york times" says oakland is a can't-miss global destination. cbs 5 eyewitness news is next.

if you took a look at the two days of interviews that michelle obama did with gayle king what you seewoman who comes out and says is i want to make sure that my children live as normal a life as possible. i think anyone who views that is going to view a skepticism anything negative that might take place in the back. >> we have to move on. okay, may he rest in peace. tony blankly passed away last saturday night. he was 63 years old. tony was a regular panelist on this show for nine years. he sat in the seat to my left. nearly 450 times. tony left the show when he became executive vice president of edelman company, a public relations firm. tony was great fun to have around. he was consistently up-beat. he was in form, witty and a great sense of humor. he was born in london but became an american citizen, but he defended his british heritage, and he lauded the role ofdevelopment of the planet. >> it's not a coincidence that the united states, canada, india, australia, new zealand, all of the countries that were part of the british empire -- >> have you heard of georgia? >> and offers gre

. >>> i'm gayle king. more than a dozen teenagers in the same town have a mystery illness, but the doctors say it's all in their heads. we'll speak with one of the doctors at the center of this controversial case and when i see you at 8:00, how long hours on the job are hurting millions of americans. >>> i'm erica hill. facebook is expected to go public this week selling $10 billion in stock. what will it mean for your account. >>> kids give healthy lunches an f. >>> we begin with a look at today's eye-opener. >>> we begin with a look at today's eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. captioning funded by cbs >>> i am in fact the legit reagan movement. >>> tries to slow mitt romney's surge in florida. >> he's finding excuses everywhere he can. he's going from station to station complaining >> he tries to tear down whoever he is running against. what he says isn't true. >> wall street money. >> we're at the -- >> it's a nasty race. i've never seen anything like it. >> vote for newt. annoy a liberal. >> o occu

in an interview with gayle king to be broadcast on cbs this morning, mrs. obama talked about being her husband's confidant. >> rahm emanuel irritated a will the of people. >> but i'm the first lady. do you think rahm is going to say cross words? no. and we are friends. >> do you remain so to this day? >> absolutely. so yeah. i mean, that's just -- this is the white house. there's a lot that goes on here and i'm sure there's a lot of times where staff conflict and you know, they have ideas and passionate about it, but this staff works really well together. i am one of his biggest confidants, but he has dozens of smart people that surround him and i am not an expert on most of the issues he is dealing with. i want him and he wants to talk to the people with the best information. that's not to say we don't have discussions and conversations. that's not to say that my husband doesn't know how i feel. i mean, one thing is true that i talk very candidly to my husband about how i feel, but that's the kind of relationship we have. i wouldn't go to rahm about someth

right here on cbs 5. >> two ladies, erica actually met her husband here, and gayle king actually grewhere a little bit. i did not know that. went to high school down on the peninsula. so we'll talk about that coming up tomorrow. >> erica couldn't stop talking about liam mayclem. >> she loves liam. >> we all do. >>> 5:26. on to new hampshire. who has the momentum as a gop field starts to shrink. >> a 90-year-old world war ii veteran held at gunpoint in his own home. well, he turned the tables on the robber. we are going to talk about that coming up. >>> and another confrontation between "occupy oakland" protestors and police overnight. we'll tell you what their next step is going to be here in frank ogawa plaza coming up. >>> facebook has a new home but one of its neighbors not too happy about the move. the east palo alto city council meeting today in a closed session. coming up, we'll tell you more about drastic action. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> friend request rejected. why facebook's new neighbor may be taking the company to court. >>> traffic looking

gayle king with michelle obama. >> we'll talk to gayle about the firs >>> we are back. it is saturday. "cbs this morning." i'm jeff glor. >> and i'm rebecca jarvis. >>> coming up, part of michelle obama's revealing one-on-one conversation with "cbs this morning"'s co-host, gayle king. >> you're a 112 percenter. >> thanks, jeff. >>> the dangers of diet soda, and, in fact, nothing diet about it. >> go 150 for you. 150 percenter. >> appreciate that. >>> also, 2012 brings good and bad news for your wallet. what will cost you more this year and what will actually be cheaper. >>> first this week on "cbs this morning" co-anchor gayle king paid a visit to the white house for an interview with michelle obama. >> the first part of that interview. demands and pressures of her job. >> i have talked to every first lady that i have been able to make contact with. it's almost all of them that are living, and, you know, they all come into this office, hoping to make a lasting impression on the country, and i don't think i'm any different. >> i understand that what the job means to you,

gayle king with michelle obama. >> we'll talk to gayle about the first lady's,,,,,,,, . >>> good morning. the baltimore police are looking for the people responsible for burning two cameras in three days. both happen on howard street, one wednesday morning and the other was yesterday. the cameras are meant to stop speeders and they also make people angry and they said that could be the reason for the fires. they said it is an adult man. >>> scarlett fever has been found to have the strep throat with the red rash. >>> raven fans in the area are gearing up for the playoff game with the texans. the raven's fans getting pumped up for the game tomorrow. since the game is here, the fans are showing off their purple pride in full force. >>> in the forecast, 36 and a breeze at times, then tonight, look for the 21 degrees and cloudy on the game day. 35 and partly sunny. that is ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we are back. it is saturday. "cbs this morning." i'm jeff glor. >> and i'm rebecca jarvis. >>> coming up, part of michelle obama's revealing one-on-one conversation with "cbs this morning"'s co-host, gayle

intuniv helped eric. [ male announcer ] ask the doctor about once-daily nonstimulant intuniv. >>> our gayle kingn our next hour. gayle. >> thank you, charlie. in a story you won't see anywhere else. jeff glor is back from nevada. >>> jay-z's tribute to his new baby daughter has us talking about miscarriages today and i'll explain why. >>> i love this. george clooney tells "esquire" if you want to learn how to sell a product, sit down with this guy, harvey weinstein. i'm sitting down with you. if you described your selling style, your selling technique in one word, harvey weinstein, what would it be? >> george clooney-ish. >> give me one world. >> tenacity and charm. >> tenacity around charm. >> i have another word to describe harvey weinsteinful we'll talk about that. bart may be a step closer to becoming a truly regio >>> good morning. it's 7:56. time for headlines here at cbs 5. >>> bart may be a step closer to becoming a truly regional transit system. u.s. transportation department plans to recommend to congress that it set aside more than $900 million in federal aid for the extension to san

the big debut of "cbs this morning" with co-host charlie rose, gayle king and erica hill.ave full coverage from new hampshire on the eve of the primary and hear from candidate newt gingrich. also, more on a 60 minutes investigation into stem cell fraud that targets families looking for treatments for loved ones and actress julian a margulies from the good wife stops by. all that and more later on "cbs this morning." we're looking forward to. that is the cbs morning news for this monday. appreciate you watching, as always. i'm terrell brown. take care everybody. i'm terrell brown. take care everybody. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

>> well, kill them. >> the power of editing. >> we go now to gayle king.ave for the next hour, gayle? >> i have a good one coming up, charlie. cuba gooding is here today. he's talking about his new movie red tails. he'll weigh in on some of the other issues of the day. burger king is delivering? what? wikipedia shut down for 24 hours and a new survey say the majority of women are not happy with their bodies but men say i look good. pippa middleton is fighting back. victoria arbiter is here. it's been a year since mark zuckerberg donated money to the newark schools. cory booker, if you would -- >> you look good. >> cory booker is here to tell us how the money is spent. we're talking about men's versus women's body. women complain, men think they look good. >> i used to be an athlete. right now i jiggle. it's hard for me to -- >> you're watching cbs this more than. >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by mercedes-benz. experience truly great engineering today at your authorized dealer. ♪ [ woman ] i was ready for my trip, but my smile wasn't. [ f