[ screaming ] >> that was peter greenberg reporting. american airlines responded to the lawsuit with a statement issued to cbs news saying, quote, we are proud of our team who responded quickly to take care of our customers. >>> still ahead, staying connected while midflight. the change that could make plane rights noisier. >> and soon more of the country will get to taste a bay area coffee favorite. where peets is branching out. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the department of transportation is considering allowing in-flight calls. many flight attendants aren't on >>> a new government proposal could create a new kind of airplane noise. the department of transportation is considering allowing in flight calls. many flight attendants don't want it. they say all that talking will be disruptive. >>> a beloved bay area coffee chain, peets ask opening in suffolk, virginia. it comes during a growth spurt. since going private in 2012, they have doubled their sales to $800 million. >>> the fall favorite in many kitchens, acorn swash. toney chaplin has thehere

but reporter peter greenberg shows us says it's passengers to need to take more responsibility. >> reporterseconds before take-off, flight 383 came to an abrupt stop engine in flames. >> everyone on the right side plane jumped up and jumped on us because as soon as the explosion happened, there was fire. >> reporter: one of 18 passengers involved in a lawsuit against american airlines and the plane's manufacturers. boeing and general electric. among the allegations is that american airlines failed to instruct passengers on proper and safe evacuation procedures. but on this cell phone individual yosemite planes overhead were in the open position indication that people took their carry-on bags with them. they have to evacuate the plane with 90 seconds with both exits blocked. in this cabin simulator flight attendants are trained how to evacuate a fully loaded plane. >> leave everything! >> reporter: pauline harrison is a safety instructor with delta airlines. >> our biggest challenge is that people do want to take their luggage off the aircraft. why in the world would you stop and take a self

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. >>> plus travel expert peter greenberg looks at emergency plane evacuations and why it's important for passengers to leave everything. >>> and we'll meet four former marines who are unlikely fans of the tv show "gilmore girls". that's the cbs morning news for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. have a great d. . 3 3 now at 4:30 - winter weather is causing concern across the country ...and right here at home. we're expecting a couple of inches of snow this weekend... while an arcitc blast continues to wreak havoc in other parts of the u-s. 3 plus--- milwaukee police need your help... finding ?this ma r say... he did. good morning! and thanks so much for joining us. today is friday december 9th.we're following a number of stories for you this morning... includingwhat mother nature plans to throw our way this weekend. parts of the country are dealing with a cold blast ... bringing ice snow ... and cold temperatures.the question is...are we getting that too? meteorologist justin thompson gee is in the weather center with jessica tighe to start us o

cbs news travel editor peter greenberg is here to show us what passengers need to do in an manual. rning. >> good morning. for decades airlines have tried to capture the public's attention about what to do in an evacuation through safety videos, on board demonstrations, placards in seat back pockets and even cute animated cartoons. if there's one message the flight attendants want the public to know in an emergency, leave everything, including your cabin baggage behind. seconds before takeoff flight 383 came to an abrupt stop, its right engine engulfed in flames. >> every one on the right side of the plane jumped up and jumped on to us. because as soon as the explosion happened there was fire. >> business traveler sara ferna was inside the smoke filled plane as panic set in. >> you can't see anything and there's absolute chaos in the cabin. so at that point there is a stampede and everyone is jumping on each other. >> she is one of 18 passengers involved in a lawsuit against american airlines and the plane's manufacturers. boeing and general electric. among the allegations is that a

. >>> travel expert peter greenberg looks at emergency plane evacuations and why it's important for passengersg. >>> and only four former marines who are unlikely fans of the tv show "gilmore girls" that's the cbs morning news for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. . >>> welcome to. welcome to. >> arctic air invades our region, some areas could see snow this weekend. >> my son ... >> remembering a son, a mother's tearful tribute to the state trooper killed in the line of duty this week. >> and a shocking crime in bucks county, a neighborhood, a mother murdered in her own home. police found her and what her son told the investigator. >>> today is friday, december 9th, good morning, i'm greg argos in for jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo. we're getting our friday started off right with a check of weather and traffic. >> good morning. >> you know what i'm upset about with the colds

. >>> plus travel expert peter greenberg looks at emergency plane evacuations and why it's importanto leave everything. >>> and we'll meet four former marines who are unlikely fans of the tv show "gilmore girls". that's the cbs morning news for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. have a great day. . >>> welcome to. welcome to. ,,,, i'm kenny choi. >>> a live look at the bay bridge this morning. foggy conditions. can you believe that, 270,000 cars on average cross the bridge every day? >> wow, where did you get that little tidbit? [ laughter ] >> roughly 270,000. a lot of traffic. good morning, it's friday, december 9. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. you deal with facts! all right. a bit of a break now. if you were out last night it was a washout. it might not be raining now but this is just one in a series of storms. okay. did y'all avoid the rain? i know i didn't. yeah. i couldn't avoid the fog or the rain on the way into work. >> i didn't avoid the rain. >> or the construction on the bay bridge, which by the way, mr. wikipedia. >> the d

cbs' peter greenberg reports. "american 383 heavy,stopping on the runway"seconds before take-off, flight 383 came to an abrupt stop- it"s right engine engulfed in flames. flames.everyone on the right side of the plane jumped up and jumped onto us because as soon as the explosion happened one of eighteen passengers involved in a lawsuit against american airlines and the plane's manufacturers- boeing and general electric. among the allegations is that american "failed to instruct" passengers on "proper and safe evacation procedures."but on this cell phone video, the plane's overhead bins are seen in the open position- an indication that some passengers took their carry on bags with them when they left the plane. plane.for any a certified as airworthy, flight crews like these have to demonstrate they can evacuate a fully loaded plane with half the exits blocked in less than ninety seconds- but the question remains- who's training the passengers?stay seated!in this cabin simulator, flight attendants are trained how to

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just ahead, travel editor peter greenberg takes us to some of his favorites. aholidays are about joy again. where days are filled with magic instead of madness. at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. it's why we never have crazy sales. never make you clip coupons. and always have amazing prices on popular brands and thoughtful gifts. >>> come holiday vacation time some want to escape to a tropical beach if you if you're someone you think this is truly the most wonderful time of the year, well, there are cities and towns across america that share yooi with something special to inspire residents and visitors alike and cbs news travel editor peter greenberg is here to tell us about some of the best. when i think holiday, i think polar express and trains. >> you got to love steam trains in colorado and durango has one. it takes kids out there for the weekend and make stops so you can cut down your own christmas tree and bring it back home. it goes along the rivers and mountains. >> wow. a train in the snow, really

just ahead, travel editor peter greenberg takes us to some of his favorites. >>> come holiday vacation time some want to escape to a tropical beach if you if you're someone you think this is truly the most wonderful time of the year, well, there are cities and townscr your point of view. >> they fully embrace the season with something special to inspire residents and visitors alike and cbs news travel editor peter greenberg is here to tell us about some of the best. when i think holiday, i think polar express and trains. >> you got to love steam trains in colorado and durango has one. wintertime and polar express. it takes kids out there f the weekend and make stops so you can cut down your own christmas tree and bring it back home. it goes along the rivers and mountains. >> wow. a train in the snow, really cool. >> i like a lot of lights. where am i going to get that? >> leavenworth, washington! only a small town of about 2,000. >> whoa! that is a lot of lights! >> we are talking lights! we are talking 21 lights. >> wow! >> they got a christmas market. they have got music and carolers

just ahead, travel editor peter greenberg takes us to some of his favorites.turday." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. a suspect wanted for sexual assault and attempted much nerve camden now in custody. this is the suspect, andre wesley. police say wesley approached his victim in a white van on sunday then forced her to go with him to a lot next to abandoned building on third street where she was sexually assaulted and beaten. police used a taser to take wesley into custody. camden county police say wesley could be responsible for similar attacks on women, and other communities. switching gears now to the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist, justin dray brick. >> good morning, waking up to somewhat of a pleasant start, temperatures holding in the 40's. win will be the issue throughout your saturday. so, it will bring the windchill values down into the 30's, pretty much through the morning into early afternoon. current temp, 44 at the airport, not bad. northwest winds at 17. so it, does feel like 36, on exposed skin. there are some clouds

just ahead, travel editor peter greenberg takes us to some of his favorites.rday." the two lovely models join us at the table. >> congratulations. >> we have to start with that fantasy bra. i bought a bra the other day, 79.88 on sale, jasmine. fair enough support. i'm thinking about 3 million dollars, you must have fabulous support when you're wearing a bra that expensive. tell us about that feeling. >> it was surreal and i got to walk in the foot steps of other models that i looked to growing up. i felt i had big shoes to fill. >> wearing that bra is a big deal. we should talk about that, guys. tell us about that, taylor. >> it's the angels wear the fantasy bra and every year, they pick one girl. >> they picked jasmine. >> and she deserves it. she is one of the most hard working girls i've ever met and my best friend. >> and you're a slacker? yes. i work hard too. >> why is it 3 million? what is on there? >> it's covered in white diamonds and emeralds and white gold. >> do you have to have an armed escort to do this? >> i couldn't step more than two feet away

peter greenberg went in search of some of the best deals around the world and found them. good morning, peter. >> good morning. >> why is there a drop in travel around a presidential election? >> it is a perfect storm. you have the strength of the u.s. dollar which is so strong now the euro is down to 105. it could be at parity which is great for us. the italian situation with the prime minister resigning, they are staying home. the return flights from the united states are now empty seats. all of europe is on sale. airlines, hotels and even in this country people are staying home as a result of the trump election which was a surprise to so many people. they are staying home. normally it bounces back by thanksgiving. this year it didn't. you're seeing deals through march. >> let's talk about a place that's close to home and warm which is number one on of criteria. florida. what do we have on offer? >> you have the western cape coral resort. you have 400 miles of waterways in the gulf of mexico. the room rate there is $110 a night during high season. >> amtrak has a special

with me now to talk about this, terror analyst peter bergen and karen greenberg director for center of national security at fordham university and a terrorism analyst. welcome to both of you. so, peter, this tunisian suspect is supposedly linked to a pro-sigh sis network operating within germany. what more can you tell us about that? >> not much, carol, because i think linked is kind of an ambiguous word. does that mean that he shared an apartment with some in the network? does that mean that he was actively part of that network? i think that's not very clear. you know, at one point the german police have said that there was no direct link to isis. so now we're getting conflicting reporting from german security officials that he had some kind of link to this network. but again, link is kind of an ambiguous word. i mean i'm sure we'll know more in the next 24 hours. >> and karen, we just got an urgent in to cnn that germany says about this suspect it knew he was dangerous before this happened. >> yeah. so, again, what peter was saying, what does that mean that they knew he was dangerous