saginaw county sheriff says he is changing standard outfits, in part, due to pop culture. the brighter look is now viewed as fashionable. >>> as summer rolls, on animals in japan gets a frigid gift. it's part of an annual tradition, and local icemakers give the ice to cool off the animals. while some are filled with fruit, others are simply ice. the polar bear received over 80 pounds of ice play to play with, and while the animals get the treats, it's the visitors that love to see it. >> it's a polar bear. he should have use every day. >> i'm sure it's nice and cold there too. just to watch him throw the ice around -- >> he is cute. i'm going to send him some ice. >> you want to jump in with some of them? no. >>> ten years later the authors of the 9/11 commission report releases new recommendations. it says the u.s. faces a growing number of threats from new terrorist havens to cyber attackers. it also warns that the american public is growing complacent with the threats. >>> as we mentioned earlier, happy birthday to prince george who turns 1. actress selena gomez celebra

we had a tornado north of columbus and that has expired and we had another tornado warning east of saginawchigan. a lot of these storms have rotation associated with them, hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes all possible in the areas shaded in yellow overnight tonight and tomorrow and we'll watch for the of severe weather tomorrow on monday, but right now, really concerned for those areas that we pointed out for the tornado warnings. arthel, back to you. >>> congress under renewed pressure to pass va reform, can with days to go can a senate find common ground? john, good to see you. >> thank you. >> should congress recess or stay in session? >> well, they don't have a very high popularity rating as it is, %, normally, of course, their popularity rating goes up when they're out of town and not doing damage. i think, though, the american people demand action. this has already been accused of being a do-nothing congress and a do-nothing administration. the va affects millions of people who protected this country and secured our liberties. i think it's a dereliction of duty for to go h

. >> i talked to the mayor of a little town outside of saginaw, michigan. getting 140 i think it is. the people are protesting at city hall. i think this story will evolve where we will find these groups being put around different places. melissa: yeah. >> my question for this is, what is going to happen to the kids in chicago, the kid in michigan who are pro central america? i don't mean to be trite about this -- but when winter comes, these kid are totally out of their element. i don't know where they're going to go. that is the question everybody has is, what happens to them? are we supposed to keep them forever? do we let them loose when they're 18 like they're prisoners? what happens to these kids? there are at love questions and no answers. melissa: what do you think the solution is? it is an impossible question. i don't know. >> the solution to break the business model of coyotes. the coyotes are doing land office business. if i could pick up $5,000 for every child i'm going to bring across i will make money hand over fist. the only way to break thei

. >>: orange is the new black is a television hit which you will not find saginaw seraph watching a forsode. i don't want television to bleed over into real life. there are switching the jumpsuit to black and white stripes. he does not want his and makes to get the wrong impression. >>: i think all and has become hollow park popular and not agree with what he is doing. >>: the new college fight been meaning it to and make. if you don't like the clothes that i give you do not returned. >>: a little girl in oakland hit by a stray bullet at a birthday party.her family speaking out. and with flight recorders now in the hands of malaysian officials, the investigation into the plane crash in ukraine and we're watching weather around the bay more on that and a moment. >>: good morning >>: the c h p r on the scene of to a separate accident. first sun belt on lawrence expressway where atlanta are blocked. this is the commute direction even during these early morning hours. we have a video of this crash. a motorcycle and a big rig collided here. the motorcyclist was not killed in this accident. w

inmates in saginaw county will now wear black-and-white striped jumpsuits.lack-and-white striped clothing used to signify a much more depressing life sentence, which was being an employee at foot locker. [ laughter ] but now -- and apparently, the inmates are upset. they don't like the new black-and-white uniforms. they like the old orange uniforms. some of them are so mad they're vowing never to be incarcerated again. [ laughter ] but stories like this are like catnip for local news because there are a lot of different ways you can play with a headline involving orange is the new black. unfortunately, though, in this case they all chose to play it the same way. >> a michigan sheriff says orange is no longer the new black in his jail. >> a michigan sheriff says orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >> orange is no longer the new black. >

the ninth and final show of the shrine circus in saginaw, michigan.should be a routine ride for 20-year-old josh headford is anything but. a professional motocross rider, josh has plenty of experience with massive jumps and even greater risk. but the final act will end before it has a chance to even take off. >> we were the last act, and that's because it's the most dangerous. we're jumping metal to metal to tigers and horses on the landing side. and it was one of the sketchier jumps i've ever jumped here, you know? and that was like -- i was ready to do it. >> although he's done the show eight times before, this time josh doesn't have the chance to do a final check of the setup. >> i didn't no problems with it at all. like i could adjust and do it fine. but there's a happy medium on how stuff needs to be. especially in our sport. because we've had buddies die just on regular stunts just out of nowhere. >> as josh readies for his opening jump, the master of ceremonies gets the crowd pumped up. >> and now, ladies and gentlemen -- >> it's supposed to be

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saginaw county sheriff says kids are wearing neon orange jumpsuits to the mall. the orange with the traditional black and white stripes. so sblblack is now the new oran. a lot how netflix is driving popular culture, i'm not sure if i saw someone walking around in an orange jumpsuit at the mall i'd think they must be a fan of the show. >> how fashion-forward? >> question their fashion sense, i suppose. i guess baggy jeans, just stuff goes around. >> yes, yes. take a look. facebook, the big print tonight. the high close of the year. 7157. we're a little more than a dollar away from that. now trading almost a 50 multiple or forward earnings and valuation is going to be -- they're going to have to meet expectations, have are high, jon. >> they will. mobile will be a big part of that. speaking of mobile. qualcomm also tonight, incredibly important across the ecosystem. great numbers from apple on phones last night. good numbers. tim cook would call them great. a lot of people, investors today, agree. we'll see about qualcomm. >> and thinking to leon cooperman at alpha

i represent two communities, flint and saginaw, that have experienced incredible job loss, high rates of poverty, concentration of poverty, abandonment. in some of these urban communities with half of the population having left in the last few decades, not only is there a lack of work with unemployment rates in the 30% and 40% level, but there is a deterioration of the landscape. there's empty houses, empty buildings. the notion that those individuals would feel beaten down and sense a lack of hope is one that's clearly understandable, right? so the question is in part, it's an interesting question as to whether or not there is a culture that surrounds folks within -- within generational chronic poverty, but the challenge before us is -- so what do we do about that? i fully understand and embrace the notion that support of case management, which the way i view it is to help those individuals in poverty navigate a system of support and opportunity, ladders of opportunity that could create a pathway for those folks, are comprised of a couple of things. it seems to focus on both. -- it s

and the sheriff wants to make it clear it is not cool to be an inmate of the saginaw county jail. >>se we got trending this morning? >> moving on. >> show of hands. >> how many are procrastinators? i think we're all little bit procrastinators. the person who waits until the last minute to get it done. what could be just as bad are those who finish tasks way ahead of schedule. if you answer trivial e nails just to keep the inbox empty. do you pay your bills ahead of time? do you arrive to parties way too early? >> that's annoying when people do that. >> yeah. if so, you may be pre-crastinating. >> somebody throws a party at 7:00, i show up at 7:15. i've had people show up at my house 20 minutes early for a party. >> you're like, set the table. >> and you're not ready usually. >> you guys had a party? it's been awhile. >> carson the hermit. you've got to see these photos. literally fades into the background. surreal images are the creation of trina mary. she paints nearly nude models so they blend into their surroundings. >> this project has taken her to locations all over new york. sh

the sheriff at saginaw county jail is switching to black and white stripes for men and women.utside with those orange jumpsuits, there's a chance they'll get confused with people who are not locked up. >> good thing, norah. nobody looks good in black and white clothes with stripes. >>> on "cbs this morning," norah o'donnell stops by to visit david letterman. the promise she unwittingly made to her kids. what did you do, norah o'donnell? >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 sponsored by comfort inn. truly yours. >>> it's a scandal that rocked one of nation's leading hospitals. why thousands of women will split nearly $200 million. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." ♪ our diet ocean spray cranberry juice drink is made with real cranberries and has just five little calories. these diet soda farmers are here to see where cranberries grow. hey, where does diet soda grow? uh... this is lady. ♪ she's a unicorn... ...and a pegasus. and why is she strapped to the roof of my rav4? well, if you have kids... ...then you know why. now the real question. where's this thing goi

by our work crews and we didn't want there to be any guessing about whether it's an inmate of the saginawrms. >> what's been the reaction from the inmates? >> the reaction of the inmates, they don't like it. i had a few inmates tell me it makes them look like criminals. i said well, actually -- >> you don't want to label them. >> that's funny. >> well, i'm not trying to demean them. it's to identify them to provide good safety and security for the citizens. >> in the big picture, do you worry that prison will begin to look kind of cool? >> well, sometimes i worry about that. i know that there are individuals in certain cultural crazes go on where people wear the orange as a badge of honor and as you know, life sometimes imitates art and this is an instance that i don't like it and so again, we moved in that direction from a security standpoint. it was also a cost saving standpoint. >> what's your message to anyone who doesn't want to wear the stripes? >> well, if you don't like the clothing i provide, don't come back. it's when they complain about the food or clothes, don't commit crimes

i represent two communities, flint and saginaw, that have experienced incredible job loss, high rates of poverty, concentration of poverty abandonment. in some of these urban communities with half of the population having left in the last few decades, not only is there a lack of work with unemployment rates in the 30% and 40% level, but there is a deterioration of the landscape. there's empty houses, empty buildings. the notion that those individuals would feel beaten down and sense a lack of hope is one that's clearly understandable, right? so the question is in part, it's an interesting question as to whether or not there is a culture that surrounds folks within -- within generational chronic poverty, but the challenge before us is -- so what do we do about that? i fully understand and embrace the notion that support of case management, which the way i view it is to help those individuals in poverty navigate a system of support and opportunity, ladders of opportunity that could create a pathway for those folks, are comprised of a couple of things. it seems to me that we need to focu

at saginaw valley state university in michigan, they came out and said that this increase is going toversity $760,000 annually to pay for on campus student employment. and now the university has two choices. they came out and said we are either going to have to give students fewer hours to work or we're going to have to hire fewer students and get rid of the ones that we can't afford. >> there are 11 states up on the screen with a minimum wage of $9 an hour that will roll out by 2018. but you know the argument, caleb, right? most people affected by minimum wage hikes are those who have kids at home. they're in the mid to late 30s and it's not students looking for summer jobs. what do you say to those people? >> well, exactly. exactly. minimum wage, people that work in minimum wage positions in america, half of them returned the age of 25. and millennials are going out into a job market where they're seeing at the age of 18 to 29 are faced seeing a 15% unemployment rate. and i'll tell you this, only a politician or a liberal activist could make sense of the idea that to help the unempl