i got scruples, marie. i got scruples the size of basketballs. aww... what answer card did you have, debra? well, i had a "yes" card, so i guess i lose. that's right, you lose. you have to get another card, that's what you get. [baby cries on monitor] oh, ray, look, he's up again. could you go check on him? i'll go. no, dad, i want to go-- i'm going! arrggh.. ok, it's my turn. oh, this question. this question's for raymond. "someone has taken your umbrella out of the cloakroom. "it's a rainy day, and there's another one sitting there. do you take it?" no. no. no, i would not take someone's umbrella, no. i wish to challenge you. "challenge"? yeah, that's right, "challenge." it's right here in the rules-- oh, that's right, you didn't want to hear the rules. challenge. i get 20 seconds to convince everybody that you're not telling the truth and then you get 20 seconds to lie some more and... then we vote. why would i lie? ha! why would you lie? i recall a rainy day. 1967.... i was on my way to school, and mom yelled, "robbie, don't forget your rubber boots

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. >> mary is her legal guardian. she met her and then became a companion to her father. he has fought -- died, but his daughter who was born healthy became severely disabled has 18 -- as a teenager back in 1961. when that institution closed in 1996, virginia was part of the massive wave of individuals who were de institutionalized. she was moved to this home. a dramatic shift in care, not embraced by all, including virginia pauses father. while others celebrated. >> what do you like about living here? >> more freedom. >> mary says, in virginia paz's case, that freedom has come with a price. she has long challenge the availability of medical services, staff training, saying virginia needs more. she has complained persistently. >> your goal is to get her back into an institutional setting? >> right. institutions have changed. we are not looking at the snake pits of the 1940's. >> it seems like the last thing the state wants is to send someone back. is that correct? >> we feel everyone can be served in a community with the appropriate course. >> everybody? >> yes. >> muybri

i'm anne-marie green.nd. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> hi, good morning. it is friday, we love that. it's february the 8th. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now about 4:30. we love friday especially this weekend. it's looking nice. >> weekend looks nice. today's still wet. seeing showers around the area, snow in the mountaintops. our hi-def doppler showing rain sagging to the south. we'll have more on the weekend forecast coming up. >> and outside right i know the bay bridge has two lanes blocked approaching the pay gates. we'll have much more on your overnight roadwork, slick roads and an accident developing in danville. >> thank you. >>> developing news in southern california. they are on edge down there. the manhunt for the former police officer accused of three murders is centered in the mountains of los angeles. his burned-out truck was found there. searchers found footprints in the snow

anne-marie? >> edward lawrence thank you very much. >>> well a determined president obama pressed his political agenda during his state of the union address. there was little compromise during last night's one-hour speech as the president pushed congress to push an issue ranging from gun control. he goes to north carolina to further outline his proposal. al just released cbs news poll found 52% approve of the job president obama is doing, but 54% believe the country is on the wrong track. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning, susan. >> hey, good morning, anne-marie. yeah, the president seemed emboldened and unyielding last night. he fleshed out lots of the themes from tin august rail address talking about how to get the middle class thriving again and talking about how to revive the economy and also unveiled some new initiative including universal preschool and voting initiativess and raising the minimum wage burke he gave the speech before a deeply divided congress many of whom believe

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i'm anne-marie green. well, a potentially record-breaking debilitating winter storm is expected to slam the northeast this morning. snowfall totals could top 2 feet in some areas. dangerous wind gusts threaten power supplies and travel will be affected from coast to coast. the storm is actually a combination of two powerful storms converging off the atlantic coast. one part of the storm is coming from the midwest. the worst of the storm will hit tonight into saturday morning. in some areas snowfall totals could reach historic levels. cbs news weather consultant david bernard has the latest. >>> the major nor easter is taking shape this morning right off the banks of north carolina and this is going to rapidly strengthen throughout the day as it continues to move off to the north and northeast. by 7:00 this evening we've got a full-blown storm with rain mixing with snow from the coast from long island to north. everywhere north of there that's going to be heavy snow, and then overnight tonight into saturday

i'm 20 years older than what mary was.just not going to work. >> reporter: but spielberg decided to give her one final chance. the customarily reclusive day-lewis had offered to fly from ireland to los angeles for the day to act with her. >> when he walked across the room, i was signature at mary and i did not rise until he was literally next to me and gave him my hand, and he kissed it, and i said mr. lincoln. and he said mother. and i whispered thank you. and he kissed the top of my head and said "my honor." and it will be one of the things i remember forever and ever and ever. >> reporter: as she drove home, day-lewis and spielberg called to say she had won the role. >> and action. >> no one's ever been loved so much by the people. >> reporter: that performance earned field a supporting actress oscar nomination. it already stands as a pinnacle of an acting career transformed by a key moment of self-assertion way back in 1972. what happened when you told your agent i don't want to do tv anymore, i want to do movies? >> t

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i'm anne-marie green.ac -- www.vitac.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, february 19. good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 4:30. let's get our first look at weather with lawrence. a little chilly out there this morning. >> yeah. a little cold out there. we are starting to see some showers already. but something unusual, snow over the local mountains. we'll talk about that coming up. >> we already have chain requirements in effect towards the sierra. chains are required right now on highway 80, 50 and highway 88. so we'll talk about that plus go a little more local and the rest of the morning drive in the bay area. >> a little more local. >> all right, liz. thank you. >>> we begin this morning with some breaking news. olympic athlete oscar pistorius says he shot his model girlfriend thinking she was a robber. the admission comes after a bail hearing where he was charged with premeditated murder. as tina kr

i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning a large part of the midwest is digging out after a massive winter storm dumped up to 17 inches of snow in some areas. the storm shut down governments, schools, and transportation. travel in some areas is impossible. hundreds of flights have been canceled this morning, and at least two traffic deaths are blamed on the storm. some of the largest accumulations were in kansas where the national guard is patrolling roadways. one meteorologist said it was pouring snow there. at one point a 200-mile stretch of interstate 70 was shut down. >>> iowa is one of at least 15 states under a winter storm warning or watch this morning. heavy blinding snow fell there overnight and is not expected to end until this afternoon. >>> the heavy snow and freezing rain made for slick roads everywhere. in illinois a minivan slid right through an intersection and hit a light pole. residents are being urged to stay home. cbs news weather consultant david bernard has the latest on the blockbust

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i'm anne-marie green. this morning the north korean government stands in defiance of the rest of the world after conducting an underground nuclear test. a magnitude 5.1 earthquake was detected not far from the site the north used to conduct a similar test in 2009. seismologists say the tremors are consistent with underground explosions. now the condemnation from the international community was swift. president obama called the test highly provocative and said it threatens u.s. security and international peace. lucy craft is in tokyo with more this morning. good morning, lucy. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the u.n. security council is going to be holding an emergency session today on measures to deal with the north korean nuclear test. and here in japan, prime minister abe, of course, coming out strongly condemning this as a provocative act. he's called on his advisers to come up with possible unilateral sanctions that japan can't oppose. it was only two months ago that a missile was fired from nor

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anne marie?in new york. >>> straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather. >>> and in sports, the new england patriots get themselves a deal signing tom brady to a contract extension that pays him half of what some of the top quarterbacks make. s him half of what some of the top quarterbacks make. ( birds chirping ) everything's better with a great cup of coffee. exceptionally smooth with a harmonious blend of flavor and aroma. green mountain coffee for your keurig brewer. brew a better day. [ male announcer ] how do you make america's favorite recipes? just begin with america's favorite soups. bring out chicken broccoli alfredo. or best-ever meatloaf. go to campbellskitchen.com for recipes, plus a valuable coupon. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. new york, partly cloudy, 46 the high. miami, expect thunderstorms. snow in chicago, 38 the high. dallas, mostly sunny, 56. los angeles, 72. >>> time for a check of the nat

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i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ng. i'm anne-marie green.reat day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >> good morning. it's thursday, february 14. you know what that means? >> i do. it's valentine's day. >> happy valentine's day. >> who are you? >> who am i? i'm frank mallicoat. i just let that go. you're michelle griego. >> you did. you did. [ laughter ] >> all right. let's check in with our meteorologist lawrence. he is out live at the flower mart in san francisco. beautiful flowers there, lawrence. >> yeah, guys. boy, you know, all these flowers have somebody's name on it on this very special valentine's day. it's going to be a fantastic day ahead. we have big changes in the weather. could see temperatures in the 70s. we'll have more coming up. liz? >> thank you, lawrence. must smell pretty good out there. outside we have fog. i'm sure lawrence will be talking about this throughout the morning as well as the quarter mile visibility on the upper deck of the bay bridge. so fog advisory in

marie callender's.r. >>> clarence butterfield's trial for the murder of his daughter lasted two weeks. the jury deliberated for two and a half hours and now the verdict is in. >> we the jury in the above-entitled action find the defendant, clarence butterfield, guilty of the crime of murder as charged in count one of the indictment. furthermore, we the jury in the above-entitled action find it to be true that the defendant, clarence butterfield, intentionally committed the first degree murder charged in count one of the indictment and that said murder involved the infliction of torture. >> unless he appeals, the verdict will result in a sentence of life without parole for butterfield. and at least one juror felt justice was served. >> when they read the verdict and i looked over at mr. butterfield, he was not very surprised. he kind of gave a little smile and a nod, and i looked right at him. i felt very good. yeah. i can sleep at night now. >> we talked to butterfield only moments after he left the cou

anne-marie? >> tina kraus, thank you. >>> president obama called the congressional leaders to discuss the budget crisis. the white house said the conversations were good, but cbs news has learned no progress was made. it was the first time the president had reached out to gop leaders since late december and time is running out. the dramatic federal cuts known as sequestration kick in one week from today. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning, susan. >> good morning, anne-marie. with this deadline coming next friday, congress went on recess this week and for many that's making the massive budget cuts look inevitable and more americans are realizing they will feel the pain. with congress out of town, president obama called republican leaders thursday to talk about the sequester. it's the first time the three men have talked since the start of the year. >> both sides, i think, aren't really making a move and both sides look bad in the process. >> reporter: both sides look bad to seaside heig

i'm anne-marie green. well this morning a major winter storm packing heavy snow is moving into the nation's heartland. at least 15 states are under a winter watch or advisory, and tens of millions of people are in the storm's path. some areas can expect more than a foot of snow. heavy snow is already falling in kansas. state offices there will be closed until tomorrow morning. residents have been urged to stay off the roads. near tucson, arizona, the world golf championship match play event was suspended due to a freak snowstorm. blizzard warnings were posted in parts of the state. some areas of phoenix got two inches of snow. and the snow hitting the midwest is already being blamed for one death, a highway accident in oklahoma. cbs news weather consultant david bernard is following the massive weather system. >> the big winter storm across the midwest will be taking shape during the day today. look how big the winter storm warning area is. it's all of nebraska, kansas, and missouri, even portions of arkan

. >> reporter: kris feda worked with mary and was with her when the shooting started. >> she went outt and protect and see what was happening, knowing that something was -- something wasn't right. >> reporter: this week, bill went to the warehouse where they have been storing all the cards and gifts that have been pouring in from around the world for the victims' families. >> all right. i thought my vehicle was big enough. >> it's a lot of stuff. >> reporter: he is at a place where he can start to go through some of this although he says he is still a long way from completely accepting any of it. >> you catch yourself, something -- i wonder what mary's going to think about this? oh. it's like those big pink erasers you had in elementary school. it's just like someone went -- just erased her. >> reporter: is there any good that will ever come from this? >> there'd better be. it's a tremendous waste if there's not. >> reporter: steve hartman "on the road" in newtown, connecticut. >> and that's the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley, i'm anthony mason. thanks for watching and i'll see

mary has always been persistent. she has always been willing to work through the nitty-gritty of entry into our trades. she's always taken the trouble to come to understand us and how we worked, which is not something i can say for everybody. and i've appreciated mary intensely over the years. thank you. >> thank you. so, i would like -- supervisor cohen? >> i want to say a couple comments before we call the vote. for those who don't know me, my name is malia. i'm the daughter of a veteran, my father served in vietnam, he was wounded and earned a purple heart. and through being the daughter of a veteran that i really have come to have a very, very special place in my heart for the men and women that serve our country and i'm forever grateful for your dedication to our country. and one of the things, there are a couple of things i was listening for when i'm listening to the candidates and make their petition as to why we should support them, one, i'm looking for a vision and a direction that the veteran affairs commis

i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning it appears the manhunt for a former los angeles policeman suspected in a deadly campaign against the l.a. police department is over. law enforcement officials believe the massive manhunt for christopher dorner end about 80 miles east of los angeles ended. he barricaded himself inside a cabin and opened fire. >> we know what needs to be done. >> the cabin suddenly caught fire and burnt to the ground. the sheriff's department says unidentified human remains have been found inside. now, everett lawrence is in big bear this morning. good morning, edward. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. investigators, able to go inside the cabin this morn and found out there were the remains of a human body. they'll have to use forensic testing to positively i.d. the body but they do believe it's crist ter dorner. sources tell cbs news christopher dorner is inside this bushed out cabin. police cannot yet identify the body, but they do believe dorner was inside when the cabin caugh

i'm anne-marie green.ptions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- www.vitac.com and i'm michelle griego. time is 4:-- here >>> good morning. happy fat tuesday, by the way. february 12, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is just about 4:30. let's check the weather. it's fat tuesday so live it up today. >> this is a good day to do in. a little patchy fog in the bay area but looks like we'll see a lot of sunshine in most spots by the afternoon. 30s and 40s now. much warmer weather is on the way. we'll talk about that coming up. >> we'll check the bay bridge toll plaza. so far it looks good heading into san francisco. we have a crash in daly city. so we'll have much more details on that plus the rest of your morning drive. it's all coming up. >> thank you. >>> we begin at 4:30 with developing news on the world stage this morning. north korea has set off another nuclear test. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is in the newsroom with more. >>> reporter: good morning. we're learning this morning that north

i represent mary amil and who has told fortune for years. no san francisco fortuneteller law existed in the city until the end of 2003 and after full investigation of mary amil the sfpd granted the yearly license to her which would have been automatically renewed again in 2010 except the payment deadline was missed requiring a new application for which identification she used her 2005 expired dmv id and the fortuneteller license issued by the sfpd after full investigation which had just expired in 2010. the police department rejected this as proof of identity, and the processing for the new license was delayed several times for a year, almost two years as mary tried unsuccessful to obtain her birth certificate from vital records, from the mormon church, salt lake city genealogical center and elsewhere without knowing her birth place, date or birth name. the call by the board this tonight is fairly apply the ordinance and interpretation of the ordinance to the facts of this matter, and the purpose of the id is to aid the police check for some

. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. there was indeed plenty of security behind the scenes and on the streets, around obviously the manhunt was on the minds of law enforcement, but, remember this was a night to party. there were no issues in that sense, and at this year's grammys, there were so many top acts it really varied in musical style and the recording academy rewarded quite a range of them. the grammys lived up to its reputation for being unpredictable when mumford & sons took home the album of the year. >> we figured we weren't going to win anything because the black keys have been sweeping up all day and deservedly so. >> reporter: dan yore back of the black keys took home four gram oh phones including producer of the year and three in the rock categories. fun. made a splash as well. the trio made a splash as well. >> and the grammys go to "we are young." >> she said "we," and we were like, could it be us? >> reporter: and gauthier took home three grammys, but it was harder to tell if he was more exciteder abou

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anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington, thank you. >>> well, the senate armed services committee has postponed a vote on chuck hagel, president obama's choice to replace panetta as defense secretary. the committee wants more information about hagel's finances. >>> and news that the postal service is cutting back mail delivery to five days a week is not sitting well in rural areas of the country or with letter kwar carriers but the postmaster general says it's a choice the service had to make. oopz danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: no more mail on saturdays. to save money, the u.s. postal service is ending saturday first-class mail delivery beginning in august. many customers saw this day coming. >> i think it's probably long overdue because they've been having so many budget issues. >> i also have been doing everything online for a really long time, so i don't think it's necessarily going to impact my world. >> reporter: over the past six years the postal service lost $41 billion des

that's mary lee. is one of two north atlantic great whites he caught in september just off the coast of cape cod. >> mary lee's track is a perfect example of why people don't really need to be worried about sharks when they go swimming. she has cruised the entire length of the eastern seaboard on the beach. >> reporter: in the past six months, she's traversed the length of the east coast, hugging the shoreline from massachusetts to jacksonville, florida. >> i had to call the authorities in jacksonville beach because mary lee moved right in -- look at this. she was within 200 yards of a surf spot in a public pier. >> reporter: she then went back up to rhode island and was most recently spotted in the vicinity of bermuda. some environmentalists suggest that what you're doing is too invasi invasive, that it harms the sharks. >> we have the data to understand that it's not that much stress and there's no time. what are you going to do, sit back and chat about this for another day and let another 200,000 d

i'm anne-marie green.ell, a string of tornadoes struck the southeast united states late yesterday and overnight. at least 15 tornadoes were reported in alabama and mississippi. in southern mississippi a large tornado damaged hundreds of homes in the hattiesburg area. the massive storm hit late yesterday afternoon, rumbling through four counties, traveling straight down one of hattiesburg' main streets. the governor has declare add state of emergency. the tornado damaged at least six buildings on the campus of the university of southern mississippi. >> i saw it right around as it was crossing interstate 59. it was coming pretty fast. my heart was racing. i've lived here my whole life and this is surreal. it's really hard to take it in right now. >> no students were injured. most were off campus on break. rain and warmer temperatures should help wash away of what was a record-breaking winter blizzard. the massive storm was blamed for at least 15 deaths and more than 150,000 customers are without power and it

i love you mary kay and i truly consider you one of my best friends. and your family are always in my prayers. teresa. >> this has been a really difficult month, really difficult month. i'm so used to celebrating my birthday, i call it my birthday month. yeah. i would start with, you know, dinner dates with my girlfriends, taking the kids out for crepes and ice cream, just like last year, you know, this year's different. for the rest of my life, i don't ever want to celebrate my birthday again. i've told everyone that. because they were planning on something but i said, no, i don't want to. it's not that important anymore to me. it's just getting older. >>> coming up -- >> becky didn't have that spirit. she didn't take care of numero uno mentality. she had never leave a fallen comrade, even if it cost you your life, which it did. >> clarence butterfield has an emotional moment and mary kay concepcion writes to her deceased son. >> the last time i tucked you in and said good night, i never said good-bye to yesterday's long past. i would have marked the

. >> good morning, anne-marie. yeah, this is coming from a newly declassified document that seems to provide legal rationale for the government to target u.s. abroad suspected of being terrorists without due process. this is an out growth of legislation from soon after 9/11 but now there's an outcry from the u.s. capitol hill and elsewhere that the license to kill goes too far. the white house is vigorously defending a justice department memo which says the administration can use drones to attack and kill american citizens working with terrorists. >> these strikes are legal. they're ethical. and they are wise. >> the memo originally obtained by nbc news says killing a u.s. citizen who is a senior operational leader in al qaeda or an associated force is law ulf under three conditions. the suspect is to kill americans. it's not possible to capture him before the attack and it follows law and war principles but some on capitol hill are concerned that the policy violates the constitutional right of american terror susp

i'm anne-marie green. we begin with a possible motive behind the deadly connecticut school shooting. cbs news has learned that the gunman, adam lanza, may have been motivated by the massacre in norway back in 2011. connecticut police say that theory is not accurate. susan mcginnis is in washington with more on this. good morning, susan. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. law enforcement sources tell us there is evidence adam lanza was obsessed with anders breivik, the killer in a massacre in norway in 2011 where 77 people died, and they say they know why lanza chose sandy hook elementary. the shooter in the sandy hook elementary school massacre may have taken his inspiration from a mass murder that took place in norway a year and a half ago. investigators tell cbs news that 20-year-old adam lanza saw himself in direct competition with anders breivik. [ screams ] >> reporter: breivik killed 77 people in july of 2011. eight died in a bombing near a government center in oslo, 16 others were shot at a teen

mary. >> reporter: that's right. it's a victory for david einhorn's greenlight capital. judge richard sullivan ruling in favor of greenlight capital. einhorn had sought to block shareholders from voting on proposal two of apple's proxy. the judge basically granting that injunction, and had a this means is that apple is blocked from allowing share holders to vote on whether or not the firm should issue preferred shares. now, for apple this shouldn't change anything because the company had no plans to issue preferred shares, something david einhorn proposed yesterday in an hour-long conference call to his investors. he wants apple to use the preferred shares he referred to in order to unlock or distribute some of the $137 billion in cash that apple has on hand. the next date in this case is march 1st, the judge saying that at that point both parties should submit a joint letter outlining the next contemplated steps in the case as well as a joint management plan and

i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary mary bubala.e's what people are talking about. >> the university of maryland eastern shore is still reeling after a student is murdered this weekend. derek valcourt has more on the murdered student and the search for killers. >> reporter: homecoming weekend is typically a time for excitement. but what happened here left