(sot- michael cone, trade lawyer fisherbroyles)"we don't really know who is responsible for it."michael cone is a trade lawyer who says part of the problem are the extra costs for women's products tacked on from the get-go. he found that women's clothing, shoes and gloves often enter the country with a higher import tax than men's. (sot - michael cone, trade lawyer fisherbroyles) "it may be $5 extra paid to uncle sam, but by the time it hits the shelf it can be 10, 112 13 dollars."michelle miller, cbs news, new york "here's a live look at highway 30 in cedar rapids. terry will have your final forecast when live at 5 comes back. corridor.call us -- 1-800- 222-kganemai (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. exciting news for country fans - "buying drinks for everybody... it's a party" show for the 2016 iowa state fair has been announced. dierks bentley will be taking the stage mo

sot- michael cone, trade lawyer fisherbroyles )we don t really know who is responsible for it. michael cone is a trade lawyer who says part of the problem are the extra costs for women s products tacked on from the get-go. he found that women )s clothing, shoes and gloves often enter the country with a higher import tax than men s. sot - michael cone, trade lawyer fisherbroyles it may be $5 extra paid to uncle sam, but by the time it hits the shelf it can be 10, 112 13 dollars. ) michelle miller, cbs news, new york after our wintry weekend, the and feel a lot more springlike. even our cool downs won t be that cool. a cold front will approach the region on tuesday. ahead of that front southwest winds will warm us up 60s. we will see increasing clouds and a slight chance for showers, mainly on the outer banks. but as the cold front crosses the expect scattered showers. in fact, some of our northern communities, like the middle peninsula and the northern neck may see a little sleet or snow mixed in at the start. we will start the day with temperatures in the mid 40s, falling into

sot michael cone, trade lawyer fisherbroyles t may be $5 extra paid to uncle sam, but by the time it hits the shelf it can be 10, 112 13 dollars.- michelle miller, cbs news, new york 3 progress after the floods.the steps being made this morning to fix a road still covered by water and when the work could being. 3 and later, taking workplace relationships to a new level. the company organizing blind dates for its employees. did you know there's a cough liquid that lasts for twelve hours? try delsym twelve hour cough liquid. its advanced formula releases powerful medicine that acts fast while its extended release medicine lasts for 12 hours. 3 progress is being made this morning on spears creek church road near waldon place pond dam. water still flows over the road. after a recent meeting, the state department of transportation determined that since the road does not run over the dam... it can be repaired without waiting on the breach in the dam to be fixed. four contractors are submitting bids to the d-o-t to temporarily fix the road. 3 ....everybody was in the room that could do some

michael cone is a trade lawyer who says part of the problem are the extra costs for women's get-go. he found that women's clothing, shoes and gloves often enter the country with a higher import tax than men's. ( michael cone, trade lawyer fisherbroyles) "it may be $5 extra paid to uncle sam, but by the time it hits the shelf it can be 10, 112 13 dollars." michelle miller, cbs news, new york brian loftus > now let's send things over to ashley conroy. kirsten joyce ashley what's the forecast look like today?/// ashley conroy < currently it's 44 degrees outside, clear skies out there so it's feeling colder than it is -- those winds coming from the north at 12 miles per hour. .............................. in los angeles, phoenix 49 - flagstaff 22 and negative 6 in ely. ........................ here's our satellite radar map - looking dry here -- we have a low we're tracking off the pacific coast right now -- loloking to move into the pacific northwest -- now we do have a high pressure system that will keep things here in southern nevada for the next few days... but we could see some sh

(sot- michael cone, trade lawyer fisherbroyles)"we don't really know who is responsible for it."michael cone is a trade lawyer who says part of the problem are the extra costs for women's products tacked on from the get-go. he found that women's clothing, shoes and gloves often enter the country with a higher import tax than men's. (sot - michael cone, trade lawyer fisherbroyles) "it may be $5 extra paid to uncle sam, but by the time it hits the shelf it can be 10, 112 13 dollars." michelle miller, cbs news, new york experts believe this back to at least the mimi 1800's w wn women's hats and gloves were taxed higher.some believe ultimately, it will be consumers who hold the key to reform. if you're just getting up, good morning -- it's now right now it's degrees in after the break...after the break...why a new bill at the state capitol might look similar to one that made headlines last year. year.you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the corridor. right now on the world a president has to grapple with, sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's prepare

. >> michael cone is a trade lawyer who says part of the problem is the extra cost for women's products tacked on from the get-go. he found that women's clothing, shoes, and gloves, often enter the country with a higher import tax than men's. >> it might be $5 that you pay that's extra to uncle sam. but by the time it hits the retail consumer, it could be >> "q": yeah. >> not fair. >> "q": [laughter] >> it's not. because you said you pay $1.98 for a shirt? >> very true. right upstairs. i didn't mention the name of the place. >> that's fine. >> "q": 1.98 for a shirt like this shirt. i can get five of these done for the price of one of your dresses. >> and the dimensions are practically the same. a dress is $10 at most places. sam, it's not right. >> samantha: i know. i have been getting that expensive dry cleaning done for a long time. might as well wash it in the sink but it's called dry cleaninging for a reason. maybe you don't want to get it wet. i don't know. let's take a live look outside. if you are going to the dry cleaner's right now, look at all the sun. a beautiful day out ther

. >> michael cone is a trade lawyer who says part of the problem are the extra costs for women's products tacked on from the get-go. he found that women's clothing, shoes and gloves often enter the country with a higher import tax >> it may be $5 extra paid to uncle sam, but by the time it hits the shelf it can be $10, $12 $13. mollie: severe turbulence injured seven passengers onboard an american airlines jet. forcing the plane to make an emergency landing in newfoundland last night. the seat belt light was on the miami to milan flight when the plane encountered the turbulence. three flight attendants and 4 passengers were hospitalized after landing. none of the injuries is said to be life threatening. the upcoming super bowl between the denver broncos and carolina panthers features many contrasts especially the quarterbacks. , peyton manning is the only 5-time mvp in nfl history and at the oldest starting quarterback 39, to lead a team to the super bowl. on the other side 26-year-old cam newton is making his big game debut. denver beat new england and yesterday. tonight is the night whe

. >> reporter: michael cone is is the problem is the extra costs for women's products tacked on from the get-go. he found that women's clothing shoes and gloves often enter the country with a higher import tax than man's. >> might be 5 dollars that you pay that is extra to uncle sam but by the time it hits the retail, consumer, it could be 10, 12, 13 dollars. >> reporter: michelle miller cbs news, new york. >> one thing that we are paying the same for gas. and every week we are paying less and less. aaa says for the 7th week in a row prices at the pump dropped in massachusetts. this week we are down 3 cents to an average of 1.84 a gallon for regular crude oil prices have not been this low since 2003. and experts say there are signs prices will drop even more. >>> this sounds like something right out of a movie. >> a bold jailbreak. still to come, the wild way the bars. >> then, colleagues facing wiretapping charges for recording a coworker who was and it started with an i team investigation. >> and student at boston latin taking a stand against racism. what mayor walsh is saying abou

. >> michael cone is a trade lawyer who says part of the women's products tacked on from the get-go. women's clothing, shoes and gloves often enter the country with a higher import tax than men. >> it might be $5 that you pay, but that's extra to uncle sam but by the time it hits the retail consumer, it could be 10, 12, $13. >> this has become a hot-button topic on the news 6 facebook page. >> this is so infuriating. it's unbelievable. >> we've got steam coming out of our ears. [reading postings] >> men's suits, a nice man's suit, we know this from all the men we work with, they can be pricey. >> but women's clothes are also very expensive. >> right. a man in australia wore the same suit on the air every day for a year and no one noticed. but, of course, women have to wear lots of different things. if you want to share your opinion about this story, leave a comment on our page at facebook.com/news 6. >> winter park is leading the nation when it comes to their energy use. they ranked second for the $5 million georgetown university energy prize. trailing behind huntsville, alabama. it

gloves often enter the country with a higher import tax then men is a cord to go trade lawyer michael cone. >> it might be $5 that you pay that is extra to uncle sam but by the time it hits least tail consumer it could be ten, 12, $13. >> reporter: while there is no federal law that bans this practice, gender price gouging for services is illegal in some areas, like new york, miami and california. >> that is unbelievable. >> yeah, shaving cream. it is like sometimes women you look at it for whatever, and mens shaving cream not always but i notice differencees there. >> she lit up with dry cleaner, steam coming out of her head. >> thanks, jim. >>> would you go on a blind date with the co-workers a toronto based accounting firm encouraging it but not in the way you think. >> employees go on coffee dates set up by the company they are pared up with collogue from his different departments who wouldn't normally work together so they can get to no one another on a professional level and be more productive a lot of talking and a a lot have communication going on, sometimes it is not the with ever

. >> michael: good morning. two sides to the cone here and all morning been talking about this, hardware store operated and they have a pretty telling sign right in the window. snow coming to driveway near you i just talked to the owner a couple minutes ago, and they say they are very much looking forward to the snow that could come this coming weekend. they say it has been a pretty split season so far because of last winter's historic snowfall, a lot of people did come in, they say, for big ticket items in september and october, but since then it has really calmed down until this week when people have been starting to build up rush to get ice melt to replace any broken shovel and also get tune-ups for the snowblowers been put away properly at the end of last season. >> usually typically quiet in the winter unless it snows. we are a weather driven business people can't paint outside, do their lawn, do anything outside, so when it snows we jump for joy here. >> michael: another business that will benefit is blue hills ski area. blue h

michael jackson. >> that's great. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning." more on the powerball lottery and how people outside the country are trying to cash in. readers digest reveals 50 secrets they cone tell you and jane lynch joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. i'm anne-marie 14 vietnam a

michael jackson. >> that's great. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning." more on the powerball lottery and how people outside the country are trying to cash in. readers digest reveals 50 secrets they conel you and jane lynch joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. i'm anne-marie 14 vietnam a great day. . ,,,, griego. >>> good morning, everyone. taking a live look at the golden gate. it's 4:30. a few cars on the bridge more than usual. >> that's true. three or four anyway. >> yeah. it's tuesday, januar 12. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 4:30. a little traffic and weather. for the first time in a long time the streets weren't wet. >> it's the calm before the storm. we have the next storm system moving in tonight and then off- and-on showers for the next five or six days or so. here's hi-def doppler. not a lot going on right now. >> the roads are dry. you have to look out for construction. eastbound broadway tunnel will be closed until 6:00 for cleaning so plan for that. also our bridges are looking good so far, so good on the golden gate bridge no delays. and the bay bridge off to a very good start. >>> 4:30 now. some terr

michael jackson. >> that's great. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning." more on the powerball lottery and how people outside the country are trying to cash in. readers digest reveals 50 secrets they cone tell you and jane lynch joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. i'm anne-marie 14 vietnam a . >> you are watching kcci 8 news. eric: right now at 4:30, too close to call. new poll numbers show the race for president tight on both sides. how the democrats differed on key issues in des moines last night. shaina: ripped off right before the holidays. a local mom unable to bail her daughter out of jail. how a complete stranger stepped up to bring them back together. good morning thanks for waking up bright and early with us. eric: it's 4:30 on tuesday , january 12. where that cold weather the last dish we have had cold weather the last few days. this morning is really cold. a wind chill of 30 degrees below

michael jackson. >> that's great. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning." more on the powerball lottery and how people outside the country are trying to cash in. readers digest reveals 50 secrets they cone tell you and jane lynch joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. i'm anne-marie 14 vietnam a . a would be robber - shot during a hold-up at a newport news cell phone store - now - he s out of the hospital - and police say - this wasn t his first crime. president obama is set to deliver his seventh and final state of

michael burton has the full story. wanna show you exactly how it all went down. the bus driver was driving east on tropicana - before coming onto the sidewalk - striking the bus shelter where these cones are. the marks on the ground trace the bus' path back onto the road before coming to a full stop at dean martin drive. "he's responsible for maintain control of his vehicle. you know? he left the roadway." metro seargant richard strader had a tough time putting words together - reflecting on the devastation. the victim was sitting under the bus shelter like most riders. this is what the shelter looked like after it was hit. more than one-hundred feet away - first responders marked where they found the victim's shoes. they say the body was so mutilated - it took them longer than usual to determine the gender. commuters who use the bus stops on this block are upset, but not shocked. they say the it's full of dangerous driving - and they're "there's people that you know speed down flamingo and tropicana all the time. they don't really pay attention." "i know that they do have bus stops where the sidwalk curves in for the bust to get inside. on streets like tropicana, i think they should

cone of silence. everybody ever everything is done in writing. now we're back to the top two propers. >> michael: the mayor said he'll recommend a liberty square veloper in february. as for his re-election chances -- >> i feel very really good about my chances because i've kept all my promises. >> michael: but raquel regalado who is running against gimenez said the mayor is out of touch. >> i think what we saw today was the same old cardiologist gimenez that we see all the time telling us that everything is wonderful, and it proves out out of touch he is with the residents of miami-dade county. >> michael: regalado of course is a some of the miami county scored. he said the mayor simply doesn't understand what average working people need. he said i have lowered by $1,000 taxes for everybody in mild. that's the story in the video port, michael putney, local10 news. >> victor: and now to adorable video of a a toddler who didn't other her parents did. her mom and dad wanted t catch the carolina pantherness this nfc championship game so the two-year-old said her prayers on her own and this is all ca

. >> reporter: michael cone is is the problem is the extra costs for women's products tacked on from the get-go. he found that women's clothing shoes and gloves often enter the country with a higher import tax than man's. >> might be 5 dollars that you pay that is extra to uncle sam but by the time it hits the retail, consumer, it could be 10, 12, 13 dollars. >> reporter: michelle miller cbs news, new york. >> one thing that we are paying