jan crawford reports. >> reporter: after the u.s. government announced in 2012 that iran was behind hacking some of the largest u.s. banking institutions the banks met with federal officials where according to "bloomberg news," an individual from jpmorgan floated a plan. they hit back by taking down the iranian servers. >> there was a lot of legal questions that came up but somebody did shut down the servers and the fbi is trying to figure out who did it. >> reporter: that's because under a 330--year-old law they can't take action. in 2013 target hackers hacked up to 40 million department can'ts and stole personal data from another 70 million customers costing upwards of 350 million dollar. a recent report by mcafee says hacking costs the global economy up to $575 billion annually. teresa peyton ceo of the cyber security form fortilus she said there are dangers for companies engaging in vigilanteism. >> you have no idea what you can be doing taking things offline and doing that. >> she said it will create a framework for all companie

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jan crawford, cbs news, the supreme court. >> 36 states now allow same sex marriage covering 70% of the u.s. population. the case will be argued in late april and will be decided before the end of the current term in june. >>> the british prime minister is telling silicon valley help us fight terrorism. cameron wrapped up meetings at the white house today. he wants google, facebook, and apple to help root out spies. all this after the terror attacks in paris. meanwhile, secretary of state john kerry visited france today and he wants the country to know that they have a friend. ♪ you just call out my name and you know wherever i am, i will come running ♪ >> you know the voice, he brought james taylor along to sing the popular classic, you've got a friend to the people of france after a somewhat awkward embrace with the french president. he said he wanted to share a hug with all french citizens. >>> we are going to start tearing down candlestick soon. tonight, the new demolition plan that will take 100 times longer and neighbors are thrilled. >> the new steve jobs movie being shot in the

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jan crawford looks at how he's clearing the decks for a presidential campaign. >> reporter: the board resignations came two weeks after jeb bush announced he's actively exploring a run for president, an early move by the former governor. bush is also signaling he would run a more centrist campaign. he recently declined an invitation to iowa by steve keene. keene has made comments contrasted to bush's own. >> reporter: robert costa is a national political reporter for the "washington post." >> bush wants to be at the center of this race on his own terms. that's why he's moving early. he doesn't want to bow to the right in his party. he doesn't want to be pressured by the press about his business interest. he wants to clear the deck so if he decides to run, he can run hard. >> reporter: some suggest his business dealings could be used against him in the campaign. in an interview bush said romney could have responded better. >> i think he got off message. he should have said, i'm a problem solver. my life is about building things up, solving problems and moving forward. >> reporter: bush

jan crawford tells us the supreme court has agreed to decide one of the most contentious social issues of our time. targeting the terrorists. four european nations stage raids aimed at heading off more attacks. dozens are arrested. charlie d'agata has details, analysis from former c.i.a.d morell. vicente arenas on new figures showing 2014 was the warmest year on record. the white house says it is a call to action. and steve hartman "on the road" with a custodian who takes special care with the school's most valuable assets. >> i am so proud of you as a young man. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is on assignment. i'm charlie rose. the united states supreme court is taking up one of the biggest cases of the 21st century. the justices will decide whether same-sex marriage will become the law of the land. at issue-- does the constitution's guarantee of equal protection under the law mean gay couples have the same right to marry as straight couples. here is our chief legal correspondent jan crawford. >> reporter: the

. >> pelley: from jan crawford on the eve of the super bowl. roger goddell talks about off-field violence, deflate-gate, and his own performance as commissioner. >> it's been a year of what i would say humility and learning. >> pelley: and steve hartman "on the road"" to a time long ago, lost, now found. >> you smell the smells. you hear the sounds. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. so let's start with the good news about the flu. today, the c.d.c. said that the flu season in much of the country appears to have peaked. so we've seen the worst of it. but the worst still includes this-- the flu is now widespread in all but six states, and it's sending americans 65 and older to the hospital at the highest rate in at least a decade. here's dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: at a senior center in new york city, the fridays bingo game is in full swing but 96-year-old may robinson is thinking about her friend who recently caught the flu. >> my deceased friend had it. they worked very hard

here's jan crawford. >> reporter: after the u.s.ernment announced in 2012 that iran was behind hacking some of the largest u.s. banking institutions, the banks met with federal officials where, according to bloomberg news, an individual from j.p. morgan floated a plan. they hit back by taking down the iranian servers. michael riley writes for bloomberg. >> there was a lot of legal questions that came up, butdy somebody did shut down the servers, and the f.b.i. is trying to figure out who did it. >> reporter: that's because under a 30-year-old federal law u.s. companies cannot take any preemptive actions. they can't access external computers to overload servers, retrieve stolen information, not even stop impending attack. >> they're incredibly frustrated. they're incredibly vulnerable, and they-- they are looking for other options, and some of those options may be going after the hackers. >> reporter: the financial incentive is high. in 2013, target reported hackers compromised up to 40 million debit or credit card accounts and stole

jan crawford is at the university of phoenix stadium in glendale, arizona. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. even if you didn't have a calendar you would know that the super bowl is right around the corner, and the anticipation is building. people are coming into town from all over the country. there's just an excitement here now that we haven't seen and the players at their press conferences, they are singlerly focused on the game. 73,000 fans will pack inside and an estimated 184 million americans will be watching on television. with all eyes on the game the nfl is determined to avoid a replay of the deflated football controversy. the referees will handle the super bowl footballs differently than a regular game. >> we are reviewing our protocol. the officials do have the footballs up until about ten minutes prior to kickoff and then they're brought out to the field. >> reporter: each team provides 12 footballs for a normal game. for the super bowl the seahawks and patriots hand over 15 balls heech, turned over to officials today. turned over and

jan crawford is in our washington bureau with more. jan?is a case that gay rights advocates had worked toward. they're calling it the civil rights issue of our time reflecting how dramatically and quickly the law on gay rights has changed. just 12 years ago the justices struck down laws in nearly a third of the country that made homosexual acts a crime. now 30 states allow them to marry and the justices decide now whether it will be league nationwide. many say the court has already paved the way in this case when it ruled two years ago that the federal government must recognize legal same-sex marriages but of course that doesn't guarantee the supreme court will require states to allow same-sex marriage and the stakes are high. if it rules there's no constitutional right to same-sex marriage. that would throw into question marriages that were legalized and many of the states by the lower courts. anthony and vinita. >> jan crawford in washington. thank you. >>> now to the anti-terror raids in europe. more than two dozen arrests have been made

jan crawford spoke to them.zona, home of super bowl xlix. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. i know it might sound weird to talk about cinderella along with an nfl football player. this is a story of being overlooked beaten down and finding away to rise to the top. they're future hall of farms, he, play maker. they cement their team to the super bowl. >> chris matthews. >> and they all have one thing in common. in the beginning no one was convinced they could cut it in the nfl. >> what is that like when smlg -- somebody says they don't want you? >> that's part of the the game. >> james devlin who scored a touchdown in the afc championship game was completely ignored by nfl teams. up drafted the patriots finally draft signed him to the practice squad. he took the opportunity and ran with it. his story is more common than you can imagine especially with the two teams that will scare off on sunday. the undrafted players made some of the seahawks' most peace river tall place. including jermaine kearse

jan crawford is at university of glendale. i'm available to carry your bags.s what they're hoping. it's a chance for reporters to really get to know the players. intimate substantive questions. wait did we say reporters? who are you guys? >> we're the reporters for the seahawks. >> reporter: you could call that question intimate. this guy looks substantive, but substance? at media day, there's not a lot of it. like seahawks simmons and milton are dumb founded. >> i don't know. >> reporter: this is known as media day, the time nfl sets aside for players to meet the press just five days before what could be the biggest game of their careers. >> this is not about football. >> you know what this is? entertainment. this is entertainment, is what this is. >> reporter: long-time new hampshire sports reporter tom king has been covering media day for years. this is a show. it's a production. and the nfl loves this. the nfl absolutely loves it. >> reporter: it wasn't always this way. in the old days sportste wrirs would find the players at their hotels, or in the case o

jan crawford takes it all in ahead of the big game. >>> we start with today's "eye opener," your world i

jan crawford takes it all in ahead of the big game. >>> we start with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> this is one of the worst ones. some houses we believe were knocked off the foundation. >> new england digs out from a blizzard. >> record-breaking snowfall. throws to 3 neat in some places. >> catastrophic flooding in massachusetts. forced evacuations in the coastal town of sciuate. >> there was no epic storm as predicted. >> yes, i will admit the forecast is wrong. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> jordan is ready to hand over a would-be iraqi suicide bomber if their pilot is released. no mention of the japanese being held. >> deflategate. >> it's a bunch of hog wash. >> i'm just here so i won't get fined. i'm just here so i won't get fined. >> if i was the commissioner of the nfl, i would immediately fine him. >> dow dropping after a bunch of big companies missed expectations. >> in pennsylvania a woman steals a police cruiser leading authorities on a wild chase and she did it all while she was handcuffed. >> incredible individual arevideo of a burning home. >> we immedi

. >> pelley: from jan crawford on the eve of the super bowl. roger goddell talks about off-field violence, deflate-gate, and his own performance as commissioner. >> it's been a year of what i would say humility and learning. >> pelley: and steve hartman "on the road"" to a time long ago, lost, now found. >> you smell the smells. you hear the sounds. captioning sponsored by cbs

jan crawford tells us the supreme court has agreed to decide one of the most contentious social issuesing the terrorists. four european nations stage raids aimed at heading off more attacks. dozens are arrested. charlie d'agata has details, analysis from former c.i.a.d morell. vicente arenas on new figures showing 2014 was the warmest year on record. the white house says it is a call to action. and steve hartman "on the road" with a custodian who takes special care with the school's most valuable assets. >> i am so proud of you as a young man. captioning sponsored

east across atlantic plan their futures they have plenty of family money and something more as jan crawford will show us. >> at the turn of the 20th century looking for a european husband with a fancy title was all the rage to the american heiress. >> i'm sure found the appeal of wearing the tiara or being presented at court just an amazing fulfillment of a dream. >> if you had enough money you had a shot. down"downton abbey" in real live ahead on "sunday morning." >> one of the most creative inventors of our time is on a roll these days with erin moriarty will try to keep up. >> you may know dean kamen for the segway. but that was just the first step in a long line of inventions. >> it goes upstairs. >> do you ever take a vacation? >> going from one fun thing to a different. yoplait golf. i don't sit at the beach. >> the amazing world of dean kamen, ahead on "sunday morning." >> osgood: the groundlings is a comedy theater in hollywood and term for all veterans who went on to become stand out comedians. lee cowan will take us back stage. >> all the comedians university lived to graduate som

jan crawford tells us the supreme court has agreed to decide one of the most contentious social issues of our time. targeting the terrorists. four european nations stage raids aimed at heading off more attacks. dozens are arrested. charlie d'agata has details, analysis from former c.i.a.d inner michael morell. vicente arenas on new figures showing 2014 was the warmest year on record. the white house says it is a call to action. and steve hartman "on the road" with a custodian who takes special care with the school's most valuable assets. >> i am so proud of you as a young man. captioning sponsored by cbs

jan crawford has a preview. >> reporter: on sunday this dome in the desert will be one of the most watched spots in the world. 73,000 fans will pack inside and an estimated 140 million americans will be watching on television. with all eyes on the game, the n.f.l. is determined to avoid a replay of the deflated football controversy. the referees will handle the super bowl footballs differently than a regular game. >> we're reviewing our protocol. the officials do have the footballs up until about 10 minutes prior to kickoff. then they're brought out to the field. >> reporter: so each team provides 12 footballs for a normal game. for the super bowl, the patriots and seahawks will hand in a 54 footballs each which will be turned over to league officials later today. they're returned on sunday to the teams and are reinspected three hours before kickoff. last night on jimmy kimmel live, some of the patriots most recognizable fans came to the defense of their quarterback tom brady who has been dogged all week by lingering accusations the deflating footballs before the afc championship games. >>

jan crawford tells us thede o supreme court has agreed to decide one of the most contentious social issuesour time. targeting the terrorists. four european nations stage raids aimed at heading off more attacks. dozens are arrested. charlie d'agata has details, analysis from former c.i.a. insider michael morell. vicente arenas on new figures showing 2014 was the warmest year on record. the white house says it is a call to action. and steve hartman "on the road" with a custodian who takes special care with the school's most valuable assets. >> i am so proud of you as a young man. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

jan crawford traveled with the tampa bay buccaneers this past season.rare access to a road trip. >> touchdown vincent jackson! >> reporter: when the tampa bay buccaneers came from behind to beat the pittsburgh steelers with less than a few seconds, their team manager took only a second to celebrate. >> as soon as the clock hit zero, i'm s out a text to everybody letting everybody know the game is over at x time and buss are rolling in 60 seconds after that. >> reporter: the action behind the scenes here in pittsburgh is months in the making. planning that starting back home in tampa. that's critical said bucs' coo on the field. >> you want to take the travel and the whole process off of their plate so they can concentrate on what they're paid to do, and that's win football games. >> everything is geared toward the players like setting up the practice facility instead of the airport and transporting all that gear. >> we sent 16,000 pounds of equipment. >> 16,000 pounds. >> correct. we basically take a little built of everything from this room and bring i

. >> pelley: from jan crawford on the eve of the super bowl.er goodell talks about off- field violence, deflate-gate and his own performance as commissioner. >> it's been a year of what i would say humility and learning. >> pelley: and steve hartman "on the road"" to a time long ago, lost, now found. >> you smell the smells. you hear the sounds. captioning sponsored by cbs

. >> pelley: from jan crawford on the eve of the super bowl. off-field violence, deflate-gate, and his own performance as commissioner. >> it's been a year of what i would say humility and learning. >> pelley: and steve hartman "on the road"" to a time long ago, lost, now found. >> you smell the smells. you hear the sounds. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

jan crawford good morning. >> good morning.s and trucks and girls riding shotgun in trucks. this band you may not have heard of them. they're an old-time string band. they've stuck to that sound since they were teenagers and now all of a sudden they're at the right place at the right time. ♪ they're unlikely ambassadors for old-time country music. it's a sound that's country to the core. >> country music has got this country denominator. it's the sound of all these hard-working people hard-working people. ♪ >> reporter: old crow medicine shows be been around since they were kids. growing up in virginia they were comfortably middle class. >> we're from the south but like from a college town. you know our parents were both educators. >> it's not -- we didn't grow up in the hollers. >> so we quickly had to get country how to plate with authority. >> reporter: they got country in the mountains of north carolina moving into a cabin with no running water playing for anyone who would listen. one song which was written when they were i

jan crawford the justice and sports correspondent. >> i like it. >> tell us what they're saying. >> the nfl investigation is going to take another two or three days but espn reporting the findings so far to confirm it and they're describing it as disappointing, angry, and distraught. >> he's going to be going after a fourth lombardi trophy. >> according to the report 11 of the 12 footballs used by new england in sunday's game were each underinflated by two pounds per square inch or about 16% which could have given the patriots an unfair advantage. >> what's the situation here? >> the nfl required each team to provide 12 of its own footballs for the game. the official exam abouts the footballs and clears them for use two hours before kickoff. each ball was weighed again by league officials at halftime and they're investigating how almost all of the patriots' footballs became underinflated. but the bottom line is while the indianapolis colts were playing with fully inflated regulation footballs the patriots were report lid using the deflated footballs. experts say those footballs would be

jan crawford sat down with congressman john lewis. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.s move-month-old and we talk about dr. martin luther king's dream of a better america, children growing up equally and what that means for children today. they walked through the shadows of history taking their places where greatness once stood. >> i have a dream. >> reporter: delivering a message with enduring power. >> i have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of this creed. >> i have a dream that my four little children. >> will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. i have a dream. >> for these washington, d.c. students like this 10-year-old, king shaped their lives. >> people will still have their signs up and it will say whites only and no blacks allowed and us blacks and us whites will never come together. >> what does it look like now? >> right now everybody's friends and we love each other and that's how it's supposed to be. >> two generations after the ci

congressman lewis spoke with jan crawford of cbs this morning of his experience and legacy with his friend martin. >> they walked through the shadows of history. taking the places where -- a message of enduring power. >> i have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and realize the true meaning of its dreams. >> i have a dream my children will -- >> -- not be judged by the color of their skin, but the content of their character. >> for these students king's words shaped their lives. >> people would have their signs up. signs would say whites only and lacks not -- blacks not allowed. now everyone is friends with everybody. love each other. that is how it is supposed to be. >> america is a nation changed. >> congressman lewis became part of the movement, inspired by king. >> he taught us to hate is too heavy a burden to bear. you must never hate. you must never become bitter or hostile. you must be hopeful. you must be optimistic. never give up. >> when will you be satisfied? >> we can never be satisfied as long as the negroes are the victims of unspeakable horrors of brutality. >> th

jan crawford justice and sports correspondent here with new information -- i like it. i know. we know you're a big football fans anyways. this fits right in. tell us about the new allegations? >> the nfl saying the investigation will take another two to three days. the espn confirming those positions describing an nfl official as disappointed, angry and distraught. >> he's going to be going after a fourth lombardi trophy. >> reporter: according to reports, 11 of the 12 footballs used by new england in sunday's game were each underinflated by two pounds per square inch or about 16%, which could have given the patriots an unfair advantage. >> what's the situation here? >> reporter: the nfl requires each team to provide 12 of its own footballs for the game. an official then examines the footballs and clears them for use two hours before kickoff. each of the 12 balls was weighed again by league officials at halftime and the nfl is investigating just how almost all of the patriots footballs became underinflated. >> look out it's intercepted. >> reporter: but the bottom line, while

jan crawford is at the university of phoenix stadium in glendale, arizona. bowl. if you need a plus one, i'm available to carry your bags. >> reporter: gayle, come on out, i would love that. and i can assure you will not be carrying any bags. i wish you were here for media day yesterday. i was so excited to go. it was my first one. and i was thinking we were going to talk about the game get some great one-on-one time with the players, talk about what they hope to accomplish. it was nothing like that. it's a chance for reporters to really get to know the players. intimate, substantive conversations. >> i really want to know boxers or briefs. >> reporter: wait. did we say reporters? who are you guys? >> we are the seattle seagals, the cheerleaders for the seahawks. >> reporter: i guess you could call that question intimate. and this guy well he looks pretty substantive, but substance? >> hola. >> reporter: at media day, there's not a lot of it. even some of the players, especially first-timers like the seahawks' darrell simon and key keyvon milton are dumbfoun

jan crawford glendale arizona. >>> for a look at the super bowl xlix matchup, otis livingston. good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> the distractions of deflategate, will they affect this game? >> i don't think so. if anything, it will give the new england patriots serious motivation. you are questioning our integrity, our character. you don't think that we can win qu without cheating. let's go out and show them we can do it the right way. do i >> this is a matchup where i feel there are certainly characters on both teams. i'm trying to be subtle on that. i was in your eyes which player on each team really needs to stand up? just not the quarterback. to >> well i think for the patriots, rob gronkowski.gron he's a nightmare in terms of matching up. he can run fast. he can outphysical them. he's bigger than them. he's able to go and get the he football. he will be the key for the new england patriots.'s the k he ignites the offense. tom brady loves to go to him. on the seattle seahawks side i believe it will be the he's l aforementioned marshawn lynch. he is a beast. runs the

here is jan crawford. >> reporter: after a season of controversy and negative headlines, commissioner goodell pointed the finger at himself. >> it has been a tough year. it's been a tough year on me personally. it's been a year of what i would say humility and learning. we obviously as an organization have gone through adversity, but more importantly, it's been adversity for me. >> reporter: goodell said he and the league had done a lot of soul searching after mistakes in and thissing of the domestic violence case against ray rice. one change a new personal conduct policy. arizona cardinals president michael bidwell will chair the committee overseeing it. >> he's done the right thing here obviously acknowledged the way the ray rice matter was handled was not the right way. >> reporter: in this season of distractions super bowl week is proving no different. it's been dominated by questions about whether the patriots broke nfl rules by intentionally deflating footballs in the afc championship game. on tuesday owner robert kraft said if the nfl doesn't find any wrongdoing -- >> i would e

and, jan crawford has a closer reports that 11 of the 12 balls that the patriots used were under inflatedhat 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 special and it turns out he asked for this special. newly minted underwear model says he is game for being butt of the few jokes you might say. he tweeted for jokes i have wanted comedy central to roast me. they said only if i provided them for more material. owe for a year now i have work hard. monkey incident and egging incident

and from a little dancing to deflecting questions jan crawford is at the university of phoenix stadiumrom super bowl media day. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. frank, back to you, juliette. tell michelle i said hey. >> we'll do that. new england got three feet. you guys got a couple of inches, is that all? >> yeah. i was going to say we got three or four inches. they were a little off the mark here in new york city. but at least we were well prepared. >> there you go. >> that's the key. all right, have a great morning. thank you so much. we'll see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> time for traffic, huh? >> 6:46. let's check in with liz. >> kind of busy in the last couple of minutes here. couple of enough accidents coming in including one along the peninsula southbound 101 at oyster point. so we don't have any details on it. chp has not arrived at the scene yet but a heads up for peninsula commuters already seeing delays in the area. and i think i counted three incidents a fender-bender, a hit-and-run reported earlier and now a stall all happening at the bay bridge