cbs travel news editor peter greenberg is with us. good morning.eprivation. the stick shaker says to every pie yacht, u your about to get, that you drop the node down. that was a wakeup call to look at all the regional airlines because it was completely different. >> human error, pilot inexperience was a problem in the colgan air krarchlt what does it require? >> it requires 1,500s by they'll let you sit in the equipment. i used to complain when commuter plane flights were called skippy. i wasn't kidding. you talk about sleep deprivation. she was paid like a walmart greeter. she was already tired when she got on plane. >> she was also very young. >> people don't reamize. >> in that particular case it was boostet at it. it's got continental frequent flyer miles but it was operated by a company called colgan air. >> it could affect your decision. so what do you expect from the investigation of the asiana aircraft? >> well some interesting parallels here. you have to go back to what happened in 1984. the pilot would not listen. there's a hierarchy in

peter greenberg, thank you. >>> one daf after huh manma stood by him he calls it the toughest time.oice but to address the scandal last night. >> reporter: anthony weiner may be moving forward with his campaign but he can't seem to escape his scandalous past. wednesday night the former congressman faced a lightning round of questions, one of them facebook or twitter. >> i'm trying to learn how to use twitter. >> mr. weiner. >> you're going to say facebook aren't you? >> all i can say is don't ask me. >> reporter: the lighthearted moment came a day after weiner admitted to it. >> the facts have not changed. what i did was wrong, it dishonored my wife i compounded it by being dishonest with the media. >> reporter: he was known as alter carlos danger. one even dressed like one. both "the new york times" and new york "daily news" published blistering editorials with "the daily news" writings. weiner must recognize there's no play for him in city hall. still, he saysing it's too important to give up now. >> it's not about me. it's about the citizens of new york. >>> you know charlie, a f

cbs editor peter greenberg is here to tell you.'s throw of new yorkers that you stay is great in the winter around summer. >> it's bear mountain state park. only an hour and a half north of manhattan. first of all, it's a great day trip. second of all, it's hiking biking, fishing, swimming and totally uncrowded. and the cool thing in the winter, as you mentioned, they have skiing and ice skating. very cool. >> very beautiful pristine views. sort of the same as congerene park. you said it's a bird-watcher's paradise. >> it is. people say i don't want to the go there. wrong. great ozone forest. you mentioned the birds. they have great bird-watching, especially for the nocturnal birds. >> let's head to south dakota, 40 miles south of mt. rushmore you have another pick >> more than 2 million people go to mt. rushmore. enough with the statues. i'm sorry, four presidents good-bye. see you later. 40 miles south, guess what you get? the same great black hills of south dakota but one of the longest caves in the world. that's a cool thing. i

today's news travel editor peter greenberg is with us.>> we've talked about this before. people thing all the available inventory and such are online. not even close. it's only what they want to make available online. when it comes to individual airline seats, that's where it gets a little frustrating. you go to book a flight and then grow to the seat chart. well, the original seat chart will show you all the available seats but you're not going to see that chart. you're only going to see the middle seats. the plan is to step you up when, in fact, a lost the seats are available. >> is there a way to do it? >> it's called calling to have a conversation. they're holding back 40% of available seats. some of them are holding for premium flyers and last mint booker. so here's somebody who books a flight and has to spend up to 0 $40 for a seat. >> is it easy to get somebody on the phone? >> yes. it depends on when you call. if you call at 5:00 in the afternoon or early in the morning, forget about it. call at midnight. >> you would know. >> the

editor peter greenberg is here. good morning.e about this report. >> government has about 9600 case s reported in tsa misconduct. 2700 of those cases are about leaving work early or excessive tardiness. that in itself would not have a direct impact on safety. but here comes the tough stuff, 1900-plus cases are about sleeping on the job. and the friends and family program, they allowed their friends and family to go through without being screened. now that does have an impact. >> how are you able to sleep on that job engaging -- >> it's not about engaging. after about the ninth bag, i'd be asking for a price check on aisle five. it's a tedious, boring job. the protocols for behavior were thought to let hetheir officerso think on the job. they just had to this robotic protocol. that's why you see all the tsa officers being rotated about every 20 minutes because it is that boring, it is that tedious. >> when it rotates, it gets to you. right when it gets to you, there's a change. it's aggravating. >> they say, hey, gayle -- >> somet

with us now c b sbs news travel editor peter greenberg. >> i've added 18% to this.about two words, choice and reward. this is being taken away right now. >> so this has been common practice, i think, in practice for many place if you have a party of six or eight or more. but we're finding out they're doing it when two people go to lunch. is it illegal? >> it's not illegal but it gets in the area of double dipping. this started with hotel rooms where you're paying a premium and then you got a service charge and when you got a receipt, yo there's ooh a line for a tip. >> is this going to be happening in other cities? >> it's happening in other cities but just not the chance. it's happening around the country. >> what about the chains that say, look we have a lot of tourists, they may not know what the tipping policy is? >> it makes it easier fehr the restaurants, not for us. >> if the res straurchlt charged 20% more and said no tipping if people felt b >>> starting out with some low clouds and fog around the bay area, of course more clouds out toward the coastline. it