she is the youngest woman ever elected to congress, and norah o'donnell has her story. >> i think the average age of a member of congress is like 58. you're half that. >> i'm a little more than half that. i joked on the campaign trail. i was 29 when i won my primary and i turned 30 within a week afterwards. i said, i think i'm the only one of my friends who is looking forward to turning 30 and leaving my 20s. >> reporter: but think about that, congresswoman. here you are coming to serve in the united states capitol. you don't look like most of the other people here in congress. >> i don't, but i think that's a strength. i realized this on the campaign trail. i don't look like a typical candidate, and i decided early on, i'm going to use that as a strength. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: even at 30, elise stefanik is no newcomer to the game of politics. after graduating with honors from harvard, she started working for president george w. bush and then headed up debate prep for vice presidential candidate paul ryan. >> when i first went to him and said, i'm considering for running t

norah o'donnell is in washington. president obama is laying out an ambitious plan of action for his final two years in office. he starts a this morning to lobby for his proposals in last night's state of the union address. the president asked the republican-controlled congress to back what he called middle-class economics. >> he also vetoe threatened to veto any. major garrett is at the white house. good morning. >> good morning. he said we're done with the great recession. the time has come, said the president, for direction action for middle-class families with more money to spend if not through higher wages than through some new government programs. >> the president of the united states. >> the theatrics were the same but the house was completely different. with his poll numbers rising the president told the country his policies turned the country around. >> we believed we could turn the de tif o outsourcing and draw now jobs to our shores and over the past five years our businesses have created 11 billion new jobs

norah o'donnell in washington. president obama is laying out an ambitious plan of action for his final days in office. the president asked republicans-controlled congress to back what he called middle class economics. >> he also threatened to veto legislation blocking his agenda. we have highlights of the president's address. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president obama takes off from the white house in about 20 minutes for a two-day trip to idaho and kansas. trying to take the better economic climate on the road for a push to create more middle class wealth through government action. that's an agenda the new republican congress is likely to resist. >> the president of the united states. >> reporter: the theatrics were the same but the audience republicans in charge of the house and senate, was completely different. with economic confidence and his poll numbers rising the president told republicans his policies turned the country around. >> we believed we could reverse the tide of outsourcing and draw n

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.rning after wednesday's massacre in paris. people around the world are denouncing the terror attack and de officials tell cbs news the two suspects are on the run, both have been involved with al qaeda for years. first with iraq and then with yemen. >> their 18-year-old brother-in-law surrendered to police last night. now an intense manhunt is on the way to find the men who killed 12 people at the "charlie hebdo" magazine in paris. clarissa ward is there this morning. clarissa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there's definitely a palpable sense of fear here on the streets of paris after yet another shooting. behind me there were swarms of french s.w.a.t. teams earlier after a policewoman was shot dead and this all taking place against the backdrop of a nationwide manhunt for two men who are now the most wanted men in france the two suspected gunmen in yesterday's massacre. now, we are hearing reports in french media that those two brothers said and hamyd cuekouashi were seen a

i am gayle king with norah o'donnell and jeff gore. >> some critics say the coach should be suspendedn trophy winner matt leinart disagrees. the former nfl quarterback tweeted every team tampers with the footballs. ask anyone in the league. this is ridiculous. >>> this week measles outbreak is still growing. they could 66 cases. california's health department traces 49 of them to disneyland. five of the patients work at the theme park. three of them are now back on the job. health officials say children who haven't been vaccinated for measles should stay away from disneyland. >>> creditcards.com reports more than 7 million americans have bank or credit card accounts that their spouses don't know anything about. men are more likely to have one than women. jeff glor -- >> what do you mean? >> you're the only man on the set. >> oh. >> one in five people have spent $500 on a purchase without telling their significant other. again, membership are more likely to do that but one-third of the people say they don't think their partner should spend $100 without telling them. norah, i can't imag

norah o'donnell is off. roads were slick.interstate 76 outside philadelphia. a driver described the scene as mayhem and chaos. at least five people died in accidents across the northeast. >> police in new jersey reported at least 400 accidents and about 145 emergency calls for help. icy conditions forced many drivers to lose control and just veer off the road. >>> tensions are high this morning in europe and must of the muslim world after the recent terror attacks in france. there are new protests in afghanistan and other countries ore cartoons showing the professor it muhammad. >>> in belgium, police and security are stepping up attacks after an alleged attack was foiled last week. charlie d'agata has more. charlie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, we're hearing this morning from belgium authorities that they put in a request to greece to expedite a suspect who may be one of the ring leaders while here because they can't be sure they caught everyone they're taking every precaution. troops by the hundreds have be

norah o'donnell is off. dangerous layers of ice covering many roads from coast to coast. deadly storms causing chaos this weekend. highways became junkyards for damaged cars and tractor trailers. >> drenching rains flooded a number of roads including this highway in northern new jersey. lower temperatures this morning could make conditions even worse there. ta rica dunk sn in union, emergency. tareq tareqa, good morning. >> reporter: you can't see the ice, but it is very sliply. good morning. here along i-22 traffic diverted by police because this section of the roadway is closed due to the ice. across the northeast, a dangerous mix of rain and freezing temperatures iced over roads, sending cars sliding. like this pickup truck in rockland county new york. its driver lost control while backing up. >> yo go that way! >> reporter: moments later, another driver battling icy streets swerved and crashed into t. look out, look out, look out! rch in new jersey at least one person was killed. hundreds of other of accidents reported including this 15-car pileup that shut down the h

you have to say that over. >> okay. >> i am gayle king with norah o'donnell and jeff gore but charlieelichick says he was shocked to hear charges that the team used underinflated footballs. he said the patriots are cooperating with the nfl's investigation. >> at a news conference belichick said before now he never had any interest in the condition of the game balls. >> i have never talked to any player, staff member about football air pressure. to me the footballs are approved by the league and game officials pregame and we play with what's out there. >> the coach says he never heard about the footballs being soft until the morning after sunday's 45-7 patriots win. quarterback tom brady plans to speak to reporters this afternoon. >>> this morning, a measles outbreak connected to disneyland is still growing. health officials count 66 measles cases, california's health department traces 49 of them to disneyland. five of the patients work at the theme park. three of them are now back on the job. health officials say children who haven't been vaccinated from measles should stay away from

. >>> it is thursday january 22nd 2015 the day before norah o'donnell's birthday.school debate. rikki klieman looks at an adjustment law that may force students to expose passwords. but first here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> the nfl has yet to find anything in their investigation but the pressure is on them. >> the talks will be on the u.s. embassy in havana and reopening a cuban embassy in washington. >> 11 inches of snow is a new record and more snow new york city and boston have seen combined. >> it's heating up just as president obama asked congress to hold their fire. >> i sometimes wonder if we need to retrain people because as disturbing as that video is the police officer clearly said do not move. >> this latest misstep was enough to get her temporarily kicked off the team. >> it's the straw that broke the camel's back. >> what did it mean to you to hear those voices. >> i thought it was kind of comforting to think they were there with me. >> when you heated the vapor up at five volts, there was a lot of formaldehyde. more than if you smok

. >> norah o'donnell joining us live from new york with a preview. >> good morning, norah. >> good morning to you, mike and andrea. we have news just coming into cbs. cbs news is reporting there's a manhunt under way in belgium. they believe there are more suspects still at large who have been trained by isis. that's an ongoing situation. plus, we're on the duke campus where critics say the university tried to an iconic chapel into a muslim minaret. the controversy over the plan to sound the call to prayer. and then george lucas is going to be right here in studio 57 to tell us about the new movie he's been working on for 15 years. it's called strange magic. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you guys right at 7:00. >> all right, norah. have a great weekend. we'll be watching. >> , you too. take care. >>> friday is here. weather time. >> it's been a long couple of weeks with the weather we've had. we've hat a lot of storms -- not storms but a nuisance. we get a nice break for the holiday weekend. we'll see a little rain heading your way but not everyone will see it. starting off yo

norah o'donnell joins us live. good morning, norah. >> good morning you to, mike and andrea. we'll talk about the hostage negotiations under way with isis and the effect it's having on the fight against terror. and only on cbs this morning from armored cars to special cops, carter evans finds out what stub hub is doing to protect ticket buyers for the the super bowl. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. i'm coming to d.c. this weekend. >> so we'll see you at chef jeff's for a little meal. >> bacon. >> i'll be at chef jeff's and hosting "face the nation" so we'll see you. >> we'll be watching. >> coming to d.c. any problems getting here? >> getting here, no. maybe leaving because we have a wintry mix expected. too many things are uncertain whether it's going to be more snow or rain or a mix are both which would keep accumulations very low. if it's all snow, we'll be shoveling. if it's a mix like we're leaning to, make just messy. let's talk today. look at this shot. beautiful skies. yesterday morning we showed you the women's lacrosse team practicing in 20-d

norah o'donnell is live in new york with a preview. norah. >> good morning to you, mike and nick. ahead, plunging temperaturing lead to crashes and flight cancellations all across the country. we're in chicago where the extreme measures taken to keep cities moving in the cold. the youngest congresswoman ever will be sworn in today. we tell you why she's optimistic about bringing change to washington. the news is back in the morning so we'll see you right at 7:00. >> have a good show. thanks a lot. 6:46 now. >>> it's good to know the federal government will be open for business, at least at this point talking about the updates around town. >> with all the snow. that means delays and closings are piling up, especially with schools. delia goncalves is tracking all of those from the newsroom. good morning. >> reporter: there is unscheduled leave and telework for term government workers. and -- federal government workers. and alexandria city government unscheduled leave and howard county government also on liberal leave. fairfax county schoo

let's check in with norah o'donnell live in new york with a little preview.reporter: good morning, frank and juliette. the latest on "deflate-gate." we're talking about it, too. former quarterbacks react to tom brady's denial. a "new york times" columnist join us with his take. is the number of measles cases rising? we'll talk with a doctor of the nih the not getting vaccinated. >> a woman with a past, the death of the google executive, a 48 hours preview. see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> san francisco tenants are feeling the financial pinch more than ever right now. here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. no surprise rents are skyrocketing across the bay area. according to zillo there was no place in america that has bigger gains than san francisco in december with rents up 15.4% to a monthly average of 3,031. right behind san francisco san jose at a 14.5% increase to an even bigger monthly average of $3,187. that all compares to the overall increase across the u.s. of up 3.3%. we are expected to s

." >> yeah, norah o'donnell standing by on this friday with a peek at the big show.rning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and anne. there's a reason you did not see me in that file footage video that you just saw. [ laughter ] >> reporter: i was not there. although i do support a worthy cause that they were doing it for. good morning to you guys, frank and anne. we are in indonesia with the new equipment crews are trying to use in rough weather trying to recover the black boxes of flight 8501. plus, only on "cbs this morning" we are going to talk with a mother getting national attention after she says united airlines embarrassed her special needs daughter on a flight! wait until you hear this story. and then a thrilling start to the college football play-offs system. we have the high loots of ohio state's huge upset over alabama, we have the highlights of the game. we'll see you at 7:00. >> we watched a little bit of football yesterday and it was all good. thank you, norah. have a great show. >> reporter: there was lots of football on. take care, guys. >> bet charli

norah o'donnell reports. >> a terror manhunt is under way.ta reports from belgium. >> critics say the university tried to turn a chapel into a muslim minaret. the controversy over the call to prayer at duke university. >> and a new movie 15 years in the making. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> hope you have a nice weekend. >> i think he takes his filmmaking seriously. >> of course. >> wow. >> sure does. >> okay. norah, thanks so much. have a great show. >> take care, guys. >>> consumer prices fell last month. here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> good morning, michelle and frank. just not a whole lot of inflationary pressure out there. the labor department reports that consumer side inflation in december fell 4/10ths of a percent biggest drop in six years pulled down by falling gas prices down 4.7%. overall for 2014, consumer side inflation up just .8% the smallest increase in six years. bank earnings have been disappointing this week but intel the world's biggest chipmaker reported ear

norah o'donnell joins us now from new york.d morning to you, frank and michelle. we have full coverage of both hostage situations in france. we are at the scene of the terror standoff and that kosher market shooting. plus, we have bob orr and another reporter to explain what's happening there. also there's been new developments in the 17-year-old fight to refuse chemotherapy. remember the story we brought you? legal analyst ricky kliman will join us in studio 57 with why the state is forcing treatment. then a couple says an electronic sign makes every night feel like sleeping in a drive-in movie. why the billboard company is suing them for harassment. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. there's a lot of news straight ahead. >> all right, norah. thank you. we'll be watching at 7:00. >> thank you, norah. it is 6:43. >>> and the big news on wall street today, the december jobs reports coming up. >> here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. the good

. >> that is where norah o'donnell is joining us live from new york with a preview. >> good morning.have crews from new york to boston to maine tracking this massive blizzard that's going to affect more than 50 million people. first on cbs this morning, a new warning about radiation from x rays and ct scans. how to limit your exposure and then from grocery store meltdowns to kids running wild in restaurants, we're going to introduce you to a photographer that's taking a different kind of family portrait. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. how much snow do you have there? >> not as much as you have no new york, i can tell you that. maybe 3 to 4 inches in some of the northern areas. >> it's about 5 and a half inches in central park. so the storm is a little bit of a bust here in new york city. >> oh, wow. >> that makes things safer. that's good. have a good show. >> take care, guys. >>> you were saying the mayor is not a meteorologist but someone had to tell him it wasn't the kind of blizzard of historic proporks. >> when the photograph was going on, it really look

norah o'donnell has a preview.y. >> reporter: hey, happy friday, good morning to you, frank and juliette. ahead we'll talk with juan about the hostages negotiations under way with isis and the effect it has on the fight against terror. plus, only on "cbs this morning" from armored cars to a special team of former cops an secret service agents, carter evans finds out what san francisco-based stubhub is doing to protect ticket buyers for the super bowl. and then ben tracy gets a first look at nieman marcus's newest technology that it's trying out in san francisco. it's a mirror that can help you test out different looks without having to change outfits. the news is back in the morning. see you right at 7:00. >> fascinating. >> cool. >> thank you. >> see you at 7:00. >>> it is 6:46. now a call from telemarketers to sell a product turned into a call that saved a woman's life [ screaming and crying ] >> an oregon woman on the end never said hello but she was able to pick up the phone and get the telemarketers attention.

to norah o'donnell standing by live in new york. >> good morning to you, mike, andrea. cbs news has confirmed new details about the paris terror attack involving honey from al qaeda and that connection. we'll have more for you at the top of the hour. plus, elizabeth palmer is in paris with a preview of charlie hebdo's first issue since the massacre. and maybe you've heard of tough mutter? it's one of the most intense tests of endurance on the planet. the ceo is going to join us in studio 57 to reveal the new obstacles. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you guys at 7:00. >> we'll be watching. >>> thankfully the rain is gone but i guess the temperatures are going to drop a little bit today. >> temperatures are dropping. it will be a little uncomfortable. watches out for snow possible for tomorrow. >> what? >> i know. after tomorrow, everything looks better. the weekend is going to be great. just the next to days a little uncomfortable. not everyone will see snow. let's take a look how we're starting off temperature wise. here's the good news. we had a good chance

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.it. >> yes. 2015. >> boy. >> you know, when you're a little kid, they say time flies. it really does fly, don't you think? >> absolutely. >> seems like we were just here. january '15. >> it has. >> i'm excited. >> i'm waiting to hear resolutions. >> i still don't have one. >> i have some suggestions. >> okay. do i need a long pad, charlie, or just a little piece of paper? >> just a little piece. >> we have a lot to get to. first let's head to the news desk for a check of the headlines. >> good morning and happy new year to you. i'm anne-marie green. people around the world are enjoying their first day in 2015. new york's famous ball drop drew more than a million people. fireworks shot off seattle's space needle when the clock hit midnight on the west coast. people in london watched the show as the famous city ferris wheel and many gathered in dubai to see the world's tallest building ring in the new year. >>> nasty weather is greeting the country. meanwhile a massive winter storm hit c

. >> i'm norah o'donnell with vinita nair jeff glor. charlie rose and gayle king are off. no, we didn't. >> that is not on my list of things to do for sure. >>> dangerous weather is pounding areas. it dropped snow in new mexico creating slick snow conditions. snow plows worked to make highways slicker. black ice is a concern. it forced this truck to end up in the median in ft. worth, but no one was hurt. >> you can almost feel the chill from this scene on the missouri river. take a look. the southern rainmaker will start moving to the east. american states could see snow, ice, and rain as early as tonight. >>> recovery crews in the java sea are fighting big waves and strong winds as they look for airasia flight 8501. observers found more. the plane is still missing, so are the black boxes which would show why the flight from singapore would crash. >>> thursday former mayor mario cuomo passed. cuomo inspired liberals by blasting president ronald reagan. he disappointed them years later by refusing to run for president himself. he died at is in new york city home on the same

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. right now for three more suspects tied to a terroristic plot. three others died in a raid that turned into a fire fight. >> they say all were trained by isis in syria. the attack was maybe days even hours away. they arrested more than two dozen people in a string of anti-terror raids. >> secretary of state john kerry is in paris this morning to pay condolences after last week's attack in france. his visit comes amid criticism that no top u.s. officials attended a unity march in paris featuring dozens of world leaders. meanwhile prime minister david cameron continues meetings with president obama in washington. they will discuss ways to prevent international terrorism. and we will have complete coverage of the prime minister's visit tonight on cbs news when charlie fills in for scott pelley. >>> it's less than 24 hours. sunday is do or die for the colts, patriots packers, and seahawks. nfl analyst bill cowher with more. good morning. >> good morning. i was telling kbail early i've also

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.virus is sparking new concerns ahead of the super bowl. the outbreak has been growing all week. right now there have been at least 98 cases in 14 states. california has the most with 82. >> arizona is on heightened alert as thousands head there for the super bowl. the state is monitoring more than 1,000 people who may have been exposed to the virus. this morning arizona has seven confirmed cases. >>> president obama is expected to turn back the clock when he sends a new budget plan to congress on monday. he wants to increase the amount to 74%. the president still has to work out a deal with the republican-led congress. >>> and on sunday we'll talk with senators lindy graham and dick durbin plus former sate of state james baker. i'll be fitting in for bob schieffer. >>> the price is nothing short of astronomical. on stubhub they start at more than $7,000. the top seats go for more than $40,000. they're the largest source for second hand tickets. only on "cbs this morning" we have more.

>>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.the united states capitol was set to be finalized this week. the suspect is in a cincinnati jail this morning. the fbi says christopher cornell is an isis supporter who told an informant, quote, we should just wage jihad. >> agents had been watching cornell since last summer so they say the capitol was never in any danger but security there is much tighter this morning. cornell's father calls his son a mama's boy and doubts that he could have carried out any attack. >>> secretary of state john kerry says he'll, quote, share a big hug with paris when he arrives later this morning. there are now 120,000 police and security forces guarding against any repeat of last week's terror attacks. some of the murdered "charlie hebdo" staff members were buried this morning. one artist's casket was covered in cartoons. meanwhile, the magazine's new issue sold out for the second straight day. >>> pope francis is beginning his five-day tour of the philippines this morning. on the flight over he reveal

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.rror attacks received $20,000. we are learning the co-conspirator was on an american terror watch list but not a no fly list. >> antiterror forces are searching for up to six people. bulgaria plans to send another french citizen home saying he may be connected to one of the kouachi brothers. the magazine will print 3 million copies. they normally print about 60,000 copies per run. >>> two people survived the kouachi brothers final stand. a shop owner said he told an employer to hide and made them coffee before they let him go an hour later. >> translator: a situation i have never been faced with before in my life. i still stayed calm. i communicated because i saw from the start i imagined that i wouldn't be alive any longer at night. >> translator: i want to tell him thank you because he gave me the seconds i needed to be able to hide. if they had discovered me if then we had been two hostages instead of one things might have been different. maybe they would have kept us until the end.

. >> i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and jeff glor. thank you, randi.underdeflated footballs used in sunday's afc championship game. they say they don't believe what the patriots are saying. >> quarterback tom brady insisted he had nothing to do with it. >> i didn't alter the ball in any way. i have a process that i go through before every game where i go in and i pick the balls that i want to -- the footballs that i want to use for the game. our equipment guys do great job of breaking the balls in. you know they have a process that they go through. when i pick those footballs out, at that point, you know to me they're perfect, and that's what i expect when i show up on the field. >> and nfl commissioner roger goodell has yet to comment. >>> patriots' coach bill belichick said he knew nothing about the balls until after the game. during his interview conference he said i have no explanation for what happened six different times. brady said can "i don't know" 12 times in 30 minutes. while they were talking flex ball kept popped up on the screen behind th

i'm charlie rose with gayle and norah o'donnell. >> charlie was on the show last night, too. >> it willme parts of massachusetts have 3 feet of snow on the ground this morning. at the peak of the storm it piled up at 2 to 4 inches an hour as you can see in this time-lapse video. major airports and highways are open again this morning but schools, many schools, are closed. >> some of the worst problems are along the massachusetts coast. high tides and strong winds left homes and cars covered in ice. there was flooding in marshfield, south of boston after the storm that damaged the city's sea wall. >> the u.s. travel association reports the storm costs the economy $230 million and passengers lost activity due to grounded flights. despite the weather hit to the airlines the four big carriers are flying high. they had strong profits in 2014. even with the nose dive in oil prices, don't expect to see lower fares. the ceo of american said, quote, we're going to continue operating american as though oil was still above $100 a barrel. cbs news financial contributor melody hobson joins us. good

. >>> i'm charlie rose along with norah o'donnell and gayle king.ons murdered at least 12 people. this amateur video appears to show part of the attack. >> these gunmen targeted a publication that was firebombed three years ago for offending muslims. clarissa ward is in london with new information on the story. clarissa, good morning. >> good morning. we're seeing amateur video that appears to shogunmen opening fire of the attack on the french magazine magazine "charlie hebdo." if you listen the gunfire is clearly audible. in another video we have seen two gunmen appear to get out of a car and execu injured french policeman who is lying on the ground. french police are now confirming that at least 12 people are dead and ten wounded, four of them critically. the attackers reportedly wore masks and were armed with automatic weapons and were heard to have shouted the prophet has been avenged as they carried out their attack. they are still at large, and french authorities have raised the threat level in paris to its highest level. there were reports th

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. with cleanup efforts in new england and eastern long island and yet another storm could hit that region by monday. >>> two storms caused tens of millions of dollars in damage. some homes along the coast will have to be condemned. the governor in massachusetts will ask for federal disaster aid. >>> super bowl xlix is three days away. drew brees won the super bowl 2010 along with honors. >> drew brees, good morning. >> good morning. how are you doing? >> what's the key to winning this game other than scoring more touchdowns? >> what's the key to winning this game in 2015? whichever team points wins. >> i know that. >> you know what? i think everybody's focused on the new england offense versus the seattle defense matchup. those two strikes of the ball have been extremely dominant especially as of late but i think -- i think the part that is maybe going to tell the story in this game is going to be the other side. it's going to be seattle's offense with russell wilson at the helm. they g

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.itions are expected from new jersey to maine between now and wednesday morning. >> new york city could get more than 2 feet of snow. they expect even more in boston. storm preparations are well under way there this morning. we're watching the plows and the salt trucks getting ready in jersey city new jersey. jerica, we hear the beep beep. >> reporter: yes, this is the amount of salt getting prepared for these trucks getting ready to hit the roads in preparation for that huge impending storm here. a large part of the northeast is under a blizzard warning this morning. there goes that salt. new york's governor andrew cuomo is urging drivers it stay home. take a look at this video. people here in ohio are waking up to several inches of snow as the storm makes its way east. heavy snow left cars stranded creating dangerous conditions on the roads. new york city mayor bill de blasio says this could be the biggest snowstorm in the history of the city. in an attempt to keep 6,000 miles of road

. >> i >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. >>> one of the men behind the frenchom al qaeda in yemen. kouachi and his brother killed received 12 people at "charlie hebdo" magazine.earnin we're learning the co-conspirator was on an co-consp american terror watch list but not a no-fly list. >> anti-terror forces are searching for up to six people with ties to the terrorists behind last week's attacks. they plan to send another french to s citizen home saying he may be connected to one of the kouachi brothers. the cover of "charlie hebdo" p features a picture of the prophet muhammad on the cover. >>> two people survived the peopl kouachi brothers final fan. they're telling their story.ers a print shop owner says he told an employee to hide as the suspects came in with their d he weapons. he made them coffee and bandaged h their wounds before they let him go an hour later. h >> it's a situation of course that i've never been faced with before in my life. before in i still stay calm i i communicated. because i felt right from the ima start, i managed anyway i lon would

. >> i'm charlie rose along with gayle king and norah o'donnell. >>> a 7-year-old girl miraculously survivesh that killed her parents, sister, and a cousin. >> sailor walked through the bare woods in the dare ine feet for nearly a mile. she final saw larry wilkins' porch light. >> i opened thegirl and a little girl was standing there, bloody nose, bloody arms. she said her mother and dad were dead and she had been in an airplane crash and an airplane was upside down. she said, can i stay here. >> larry wilkins said sailor asked him to ride in the ambulance with him because quote, she didn't know anybody else. so glad she was able to find him. >> what an incredible little girl. >> there's a cold front bearing down on parts of the country. police have plowed cleared roads around spokane as the snow piled up. that's a taste of what millions of others can expect this week. blast of cold air will move in from canada. that's going to give a chill to many parts of the midwest and east as it continues on its path wednesday and thursday. some areas could also see snow and ice. >> washington is wakin

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. more suspects tied to an alleged terror plot. two others died thursday in a raid that turned into a firefight. >> authorities say all of the suspects were trained by isis in syria. investigators claim a major attack was days, maybe hours away. police in germany, belgium and france arrested people in connection with terror raids. >>> john kerry laid wreaths at the sites of the shoot innings france. it comes amid criticism that no open u.s. officials attended a unity march in paris. >>> british prime minister david cameron continues meetings with president obama today in washington. they will discuss ways to prevent international terrorism. >>> we'll have complete coverage of the prime minister's visit tonight on "cbs evening news" when charlie fills in for scott pelley. >>> less than 72 hours under super bowl xlix matchup is set. sunned is do or die for the colts, patriots, packers and seahawks. bill cowher led the pittsburgh steelers to two super bowls as head coach, winning one. good

>>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.ng new concerns ahead of the super bowl. the outbreak has been growing all week right now there are at least 98 cases in 14 states. california has the most with 82. >> arizona is on heightened alert today as thousands head there for the super bowl. the state is monitoring more than 1,000 people who may have been exposed to the virus. this morning, arizona has 7 confirmed cases. >> we have some breaking news about the race for the white house in 2016. mitt romney is telling supporters right now that he will not run for president again. in a statement obtained by cbs news romney says he's decided against a third campaign. romney was the republican nominee in 2012 but will not run again. >>> on sunday we'll talk with senators lindsey graham and dick durbin, plus former secretary of state james baker, when i fill in for bob schieffer on "face the nation." we'll have a super bowl preview with james brown and jan crawford is still in arizona. watch "face of nation" right here on cbs. >>> on

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.to the northeast. here's a look at how crews in connecticut are struggling to keep interstate 95 clear. millions of people are under orders to stay off highways and streets. >> much of southern new england and eastern long island could end up with 2 feet of snow. in the meantime powerful winds along the massachusetts coast are causing flooding and power outages. chris mckenyon is in sitcituate, massachusetts. >> as you can see behind me these high winds knocked down power loan there. as you know the fire department down here decided to turn power off voluntarily last night to try to mitigate any possible fire threats. you can see a lot of debris washed up with this storm as well. i want to come over here if we can, matt, to show you just how bad some of the coastal flooding really was. you can see the storm surge is actually still coming up and over the storm wall there. but take a look down here. you can see just how deep that water is as it goes across this way and into the surroundi