mark albert has the latest from the white house. >president obama is back from his hawaiian vacation and he's not wasting any time to use his executive powers to push for new gun control measures. (president obama) "my new year's resolution is to move forward on our unfinished business, as much as i can." the president is working on details of the new policy which reportedly will focus on closing loopholes that allow small gun dealers to avoid performing background checks and making it more difficult for convicted domestic abusers to buy firearms. the move is in response to the latest mass shooting where terrorists killed 14 people in san bernardino with guns that were legally purchased. (president obama) "we know we can't stop every act of violence. but what if we tried to stop even one?" (mark albert/cbs news/the white house) the president won't lay out the details of his plan until later this week - but the move has already sparked criticism from hoping to replace him. monday morning - donald trump became the latest presidential

q (mark albert): did you gegethe treatment you needededa (charlie wund): no." (track 1)(show wund talking to mark, then go to pic of charlie as a coach)that's why charlie wund, a former ncaa football player and youth coach, wanted to do something for he next generation of athletes.(nat/charlie 12:07:48) (showing tight shots of app after 12:47:30)"i can add as many symptoms as i need to." (track 2)(show tight shots of app)wund has helped develop a web-based system called injurefree which reports concussion symptoms the moment they happen on the field. (doctor's room broll with kids) it's then sent electronically to a medical professional for follow-up.(sot/c/crlie 12:09:55)(charlie wund/injurefr ee)"we're able to create a standard level of care for all children."(track 3)(broll of youth sports)it's part of a half-million dollar concussion prevention program being capitol - not only to increase reporting, but provide awareness training to students, parents, and coaches. (standup/mark)(mark albert/cbs news/washington)"since 2009, every state has passed a concussion

but as mark albert reports.. a team of doctors and industry are protected nationwide. > (charlie wund/injurefree) "absolutely i've had a number of concussions --- that i can remember. q (mark albert): did you get the treatment you needed? a (charlie wund): no." that's why charlie wund, a former ncaa football player and youth coach, wanted to do something for the next generation of athletes. "i can add as many symptoms as i need to." wund has helped develop a web- based system called injurefree which reports concussion symptoms the moment they happen on the field. it's then sent electronically to a medical professional for follow-up. (charlie wund/injurefree) "we're able to create a standard level of care for all children." it's part of a half-million dollar concussion prevention program being rolled out in the nation's capitol - not only to increase reporting, but provide awareness training to students, parents, and coaches. (mark albert/cbs news/washington) "since 2009, every state has passed a concussion report

q (mark albert): did you get the treatment you needed? a (charlie wund): no." (track 1)(show wund talking to mark, then go to pic of charlie as a coach)that's why charlie wund, a former ncaa football player and youth coach, wanted to do something for the next generation of athletes.(nat/charlie 12:07:48) (showing tight shots of app after 12:47:30)"i can add as many symptoms as i need to." (track 2)(show tight shotstsf app)wund has helped develop a web-based system called injurefree which reports concussion symptoms the moment they happen on the field. (doctor's room broll with kids) it's then sent electronically to a medical professional for follow-up.(sot/charlie 12:09:55)(charlie wund/injurefr ee)"we're able to createte standard level of care for all children."(track 3)(broll of youth sports)it's part of a half-million dollar concussion prevention program being rolled out in the nation's capitol - not only to increase reporting, but provide awareness training to students, ppents, and coaches. (standup/mark)(mark albert/cbs news/washington)"since 2009, every st

mark albert has more on the backlash the president has already recieved. > with the attorney general by his side in the oval office, president obama said monday he would defy the republican- controlled congress and measures by executive action. (sot: president obama)(14:58:43:07) "this is not going to solve every violent crime in this country. it's not going to prevent every mass shooting. it's not going to keep every gun out of the hands of criminals. it will potentially save lives." the president reportedly wants to require small gun dealers to perform background checks on buyers and make it more difficult for convicted domestic abusers to purchase firearms. the white house said mr. obama will take unilateral action sometime this week. (sot: josh earnest/white house press secretary) "we have to do something in this country to address the consequences of congress's failure to act." (standup: mark albert/cbs news/the white house) the gop blasted the president - and those who hope to succeed him say his executive orders won't (sot: sen. ted cruz/(r-tx) presidential candidate) "he has

here is mark albert. >>> reporter: with the atty. general. by his side president. obama said monday he would defy the republican-controlled congress and implement new gun- control measures by executive action. this will not solve every violent crime or prevent every mass shooting, it's not going to keep every gun out of the hands of the criminal, but it will potentially save lives. >> the president wants to required small gun dealers to perform background checks on buyers and make it more difficult for domestic abusers to purchase firearms. mr. obama will take unilateral action soon. >> we have to do something to address the consequences of >> the gop blasted the president and they say his executive orders will not survive if his potential successors are elected. >> if you live by the pen you die by the pen. my pen has an eraser. >> governor chris christie thinks the government will strike down his plan. >> i'm confident the courts will reject his attempts to do that. >> obama will discuss his plans before he unveils them to the public. mark alberts cbs news the wh

as mark albert reports... the planned executive action has already created backlash from republicans who say mr. obama is acting more like a king than a president. 3 with the attorney general by his side in the oval office, president obama said monday he would defy the republican- controlled congress and implement new gun control measures by executive action. obama)(14:58:43:07)"this is violent crime in this country. it's not going to prevent every mass shooting. it's not going to keep every gun out of the hands of criminals. it will potentially save lives." the president reportedly wants to require *small* gun dealers to perform background checks on buyers and make it more difficult for convicted domestic abusers to purchase firearms.the white house said mr. obama will take unilateral action soon.(sot: josh earnest/white house press secretary)"we have to do something in this country to address the consequences of congress's failure to act." (standup: mark albert/cbs news/the white house)the gop blasted the pr

mark albert takes us there. >> reporter: on a street corner freeze people in their tracks. it's one of four bat mobiles created for the 1960s "batman" tv show, and it's the bait to pull you into an exhibit at the new york historical society called super heroes in gotham. i love this. it says emergency bat turn lever. bat ray projector. >> this would stop traffic anywhere. >> reporter: this is the exhibit's co-curator. >> it's great to see them line up and just ogle it. >> it's beautiful. >> reporter: generations of fans have fallen in love with not just the caped crusader and his ride, but with a whole universe of super heroes. gotham may be a made-up world, but its hold on us is real. when you walked in this exhibit, what did you think? >> like oh, my gosh, i remember seeing these comics. >> reporter: 12-year-old zachary and his 7th grade class are some be whisked through the exhibit during its four-month run. >> they know who all the super heroes are, yet they don't know the history. i think it will give them ideas. i hope it will in terms of creating some of their own co

correspondent mark albert reports from the white house. >> president obama is back from his hawaiian vacation, not wasting any time, using his executive powers, to push for new gun control measures. >> my new years resolution is to move forward on our unfinished business, as much as i can. >> the president is working on details of the new policy, which reportedly will focus on closing loopholes, that allows small gun dealers to avoid performing backgrounds checks. and, making it more difficult for convicted domestic abuse tears buy firearms. the move is in response to the latest mass shooting where terrorists killed 14 people in san bernardino, with guns, that were legally purchased. we know we can't stop every act of violence. but what if we tried to stop even one? >> the president won't layout the details of his plan until later this week. but the move has already sparked criticism from republicans, especially those, who want to replace him. monday morning, donald trump became the latest presidential candidate to rip the plan. >> pretty soon you won't be able to get guns. you are s

mark albert has the late effort from the white house. >> reporter: with the attorney general by list side, in the oval office, president obama said monday, he will defy the republican controlled congress and implement new gun control measures by executive action. >> there was not going to solve every violent crime in this country. it is not going to prevent every mass shooting. it is not going to keep every gun out of the hands of a criminal. it will potentially save lives. >> the president reportedly wants to require small gun dealers to perform background checks on buyers, and make it more difficult for convicted domestic abusers to purchase firearms. so the white house says mr. obama will take unilateral action soon. >> we have to do something in this country to address the consequences of congress' failure to act. >> the g.o.p. blasted the president, and those who hope to succeed him say his executive orders won't survive if they are elected. >> he has a phone and he has a pen but if you live by the pen, you die by the pen. and my pen has got an eraser. >> governor chris christie

mark albert has more from washington, d.c. mark: just over four weeks away from iowa's first-in-the-nation caucuses, security researchers have discovered a massive data file containing personal information on 191 million voters left unsecured online. the database includes voters' names, addresses, phone numbers, birth dates, political affiliations and voting history since the year 2000, according to cso online which discovered the breach. >> i think it's a big impact. mark: david gordon is a new york-based director at lightcyber, a data security firm. if i'm a registered voter, am i at risk? >> yes you are at risk in terms , of disclosing information. i don't think proper security protocols are in place and i think really everybody has a mark: voter information is public but many states restrict , how the information can be used and by whom. so david, what should voters do now? >> really, the only recourse voters would have is to lobby their representatives to secure the network in a way that's proper. mark: the u.s. federal el

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mark albert, cbs news, washington. >> the centers for disease control says more than 170,000 childrenn emergency rooms every year for sports or recreation related injuries. that includes concussions. >> really serious. the cdc says they now have an electronic resource center for student us, parents and coaches on their website. >>> right now at 6:00, driven to tears. president obama's new gun control initiative brings the emotional and divisive center front and center. >> an army investigator is under investigation tonight for allegedly pulling out his gun at a restaurant because he didn't like the bill. >> and, what happens when a family is split between party lines? we will introduce you to a couple at the opposite end of the political spectrum. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm bruce johnson. president barack obama announced new executive actions intended to curb violence across the country. they would require all gun show and online dealer to be licensed. they would require the hiring of a few federal enforcement agents. they would require $500 million for new mental health programs. craig

as mark albert shows us there isn't a system to make sure that it happens. >> absolutely i had a number of concussions that i can remember. did you get the care you needed? >> absolutely not. >> that's why a former ncaa youth football player and coach wanted to do something. one help develop a web based system called injure free which reports concussion symptoms the moment they happen on the field. it's sent to a medical professional for follow-up. >> create a standard of care >> reporter: it's part of a half million dollar concussion program being rolled out in the nation's capitol not only to increase reporting but provide awareness training to parents, students and coaches. >> since 2009 every state passed a concussion reporting law. so far congress has not created a national registry that would help taylor treatment and prevention. >> is it a lack of will? >> it's about priorities and about funding. >> do we have time to wait. >> we don't have time ever to wait for a youngster to be injured. >> at a news conference tuesday, dr. michael said information needs to be recorded immediate

(sot: mark albert/cbs news/washington, d.c.)"so david, what should voters do now?"(sot: david gordon/director, lightcyber) "really, the only recourse voters would have is to lobby their representatives to secure the network in a way that's proper."the us federal elections commission tells cbs news it does not have the access or authority to protect voter records... that's left to the states.california has already launched an investigation.mark albert, cbs news, washington. 3 it's not clear who built the database, but typically voter information must be obtained from each state. that's why the existence of a publicly- available *central* database could be so appealing to thieves. the new york times reports that as of wednesday night, the database was no longer accessible online. 3 police in storm lake are looking for a man believed to be responsible for breaking into his girlfriend's house her.storm lake police say 28- year- old domonick tribble broke into his estranged girlfriend's house through her bedroom window wednesday afternoon,once inside... he attacked the w

mark alberts cbs news the white house.>> the presidents pines called a dangerous executive outreach and says the country will not stand for that. >>> joe wilson outlined his a just-- legislative agenda for 2016. they talked about job creation, reducing spending, energy independence and promoting the military. he also wants to strengthen the separate abilities to protect the nation against cyber attacks. >> our country is under attack every second by persons, governments, individuals, infrastructure of our country. at the electric grid, and the capability of interfering with automobiles and how they operate. it has gotten very specific so i'm very grateful working with the department of defense and working closely with secretary carter. >> he will continue to serve as the armed services committee on threats and capabilities throughout 2016.>>> new laws reviews with the sales tax which removes the tax on construction materials for charities like habitat for humanity that for there and houses. they can also help families that have suffered flood jim it -- flood damage is a charity group is

mark albert, cbs news, the white house. mollie: house speaker paul ryan issued a statement calling the president's plan a dangerous the country will not stand for it. to oregon now where an armed militia-style group is vowing to occupy several federal buildings there indefinitely. the fbi says it is taking the lead to resolve the standoff at a national wildlife refuge. the group took over three to five buildings saturday in protest of a federal judge's ruling to send two ranchers to prison. john blackstone is at the near burns, oregon. corks at the occupied compound, protestors are setting up camp and settling in for the long ammon bundy is leading the occupation. he says they're fighting back against the government's expansion of the over 100-year-old federal wildlife refuge at the expense of local ranchers. >> there have been some tremendous abuses. they used the courts to prosecute and to basically take the land and resources away from the people. >> back in 2014, bundy's father was embroiled in a dispute with federal of

the planned executive action has created backlash for many republicans, cbs news reporter mark albertom the the white house. >> reporter: with the attorney general by his side in the oval office, president obama said monday that he would defy the republican controlled congress and implement new gun control measures by executive action. >> this is not going to solve every violent crime in this country. it will not prevent every mass shooting. it will not keep every gun out of the hands of a criminal. it will, however potentially save lives. >> reporter: president reportedly wants to require small gun dealers to perform background checks on buyers, and make it more difficult for quick domestic a abuse tours purchase firearms. the the white house says mr. obama will take unilateral action soon. >> we have to do something in this country to address the consequences of congress's failure to act. >> reporter: the g.o.p. blasted the president and those who hope to succeed him says his executive order won't survive if they're electric. >> he has a phone, he has a pen but if you live by the pe

mark albert, cbs news, washington. >>> the mother of the so-called "affluenza" teenager is back in theted states and in custody tonight. her son is still in mexico. this is tanya couch escorted out of l.a.x. this morning. on monday police in mexico detained her and her 18-year- old son ethan. he was on probation for a drunk driving crash in 2013. he and his mom fled to mexico before a court date to determine if ethan violated his probation. tonight he is in jail in mexico city. he is fighting extradition back to the u.s. >>> 2015 may well be remembered in oakland as a year of extraordinary change especially when it comes to the cost of living. kpix 5's da lin looks at the rising rents and what the new year will bring. >> reporter: they say when san francisco sneezes, the entire bay area gets a cold. well, oakland has a fever when it comes to housing! the apartment listing service reports just this year alone rents for one bedroom apartments here have gone up 19%. on average a one bedroom goes for $2,190 a month. so what's driving up rents? one of the reasons is a lot of people priced o

mark albert, cbs news, washington. alyx: scary stuff. it's not clear who built the database, but typically voter information must be obtained publicly available central database could be so appealing to thieves. the new york times reports that as of wednesday night, the database was no longer metinka: shaina: things are looking good here. metinka: they have the perfect weather. we have the -- it is winter in iowa weather. it is chilly this morning. this afternoon, temperatures will warm to 32 degrees. the roads will be a little sloppy of their with melting going on. this morning, a brisk, what wind is make it feel chilly. dress for the windchill earliest overnight, we have a blanket of cloud cover, which kept her temperatures from falling off overnight. it will stay quiet. we have high-pressure dominating the weather across much of the upper midwest. there will be a week system pushing through late saturday, early sunday. that will bring slightly cooler temps for sunday. for central and southern iowa, we will get started on the snow melt

mark albert takes us there. >> reporter: on a street corner in gotham, this has the power to freeze people in their tracks. it's one of four bat mobiles created for the 1960s "batman" tv show, and it's the bait to pull you into an exhibit at the new york historical society called super heroes in gotham. i love this. it says emergency bat turn lever. bat ray projector. >> this would stop traffic anywhere. >> reporter: this is the exhibit's co-curator. >> it's great to see them line up and just ogle it. >> reporter: it's a show stopper. >> it's beautiful. >> reporter: generations of fans have fallen in love with not just the caped crusader and his of super heroes. gotham may be a made-up world, but its hold on us is real. when you walked in this exhibit, what did you think? >> like oh, my gosh, i remember seeing these comics. >> reporter: 12-year-old zachary and his 7th grade class are some of the 4,000 students who will be whisked through the exhibit during its four-month run. >> they know who all the super heroes are, yet they don't know the history. i think it will give them ideas. i hope

mark albert, cbs2 news. >> paul ryan issued a statement calling the president's plan dangerous and an overreach and said the country will not stand for it. >>> making a change to a familiar name. what's behind the new identity for one of the area's biggest healthcare systems. >>> and see the touching moment that brought a terminally "star wars" fan to tears. >>> today in history, in 1989, governor in minnesota. ye pasm,ue wt? maiea owanweehanginlilelo bie mh iusboht hme thntnefa eugfo erne t os we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol . >>> the tristate area's largest health system has a new name. north shore lij is called northwell health. >> the new name is meant to reflect the growth beyond long island. but patients say it will take some time to get used to. valerie castro has more. >> reporter: welcome to the this new ad showed off a new y

mark albert has the late effort from the white house. >> reporter: with the attorney general by listhe oval office, president obama said monday, he will defy the republican controlled congress and implement new gun control measures by executive action. >> there was not going to solve every violent crime in this country. it is not going to prevent every mass shooting. it is not going to keep every gun out of the hands of a criminal. it will potentially save lives. >> the president reportedly wants to require small gun dealers to perform background checks on buyers, and make it more difficult for convicted domestic abusers to purchase firearms. so the white house says mr. obama will take unilateral action soon. >> we have to do something in this country to address the consequences of congress' failure to act. >>

mark albert takes us there. >> reporter: on a street conner in gotham this black modified ford galaxy has the power to freeze people in their tracks. one of four bat mobiles creat for 1960s bat man tv show. and it is the bait to pull you to the exhibit at the new york historical society called "superheros in gotham". >> i love this. >> this would stop traffic anywhere. >> nina the exhibit's co-curator. >> it is great to see them line up and just ogle it. >> it is a show stopper. >> it is beautiful. >> generations of fans have fallen in love with not just the caped crusader and his ride but with the whole universe of superheros. gotham may be a made up world but the hold on us is real. >> what did you think when you walked? jeffrey and his fourth grade class are solme of the 4 thousand students will be whisked through the exhibit in the months to come. how many comic books do you have? you have to think about it. you have counting. more than five? >> twenty-five? >> five comic, boosks. >> they know who all the superheros are and yet they don't know their history. and i think will it gi

for "cbs this morning: saturday," mark albert, in massachusetts. >> 36 men in a 36-foot boat.said, when you want to live, you'll find a way. >> isn't it true how reality is often more interesting than fiction? >> yes. >>> come up next, the dish. unlike many leading didn't degree up in a foodie he is here to show us there are many paths on top of the cookingre watching "cbs this >>> todd was born and raised in roseland, new york. he didn't come from a family of is passion into a career by enrolling in a french culinary institute. after years of awards he opened his own place in new york.ant was destroyed in a tragic accident, he returned to his long island roots as the opening executive chef of south montauk. lapd last month he opened a here in new york. chef todd, welcome to "the dish." >> thanks very much. >> what do we have here this morning? >> today, we have some searedllops and going with sea beans and homemade red mustard sauce we make and we have griddled yellow wax beans and smults. >> what is that? >> chicken fat. >> sounds nice. >> likeg island right? we have roasted acorn squ