we'll be right back. music starts and plays throughout gucci guilty the fragrances for favorite sam cooke song, "jesus gave me water." ladies and gentlemen, please welcome grammy-nominated artist, leon bridges! >> woah, jesus gave me water, jesus gave me water jesus gave me water, i wanna let his praises swell jesus gave me water, jesus gave me water jesus gave me water and it was not in the well well, there was a woman from samaria, came to the well to get some water there she met a stranger who did a story tell then the woman dropped her pitcher from the water he gave her and it was not in the well yes, he gave her water, jesus gave her water jesus gave her water, i wanna let his praises swell jesus gave her water, he gave that woman water gave her living, loving, lasting water and it was not in the well well, on that woman he had pity, she ran back to the city crying glory hallelujah and did his wonders tell she left my savior singing, she came back to him bringing the times she'd had water, lord, and it was not in the well jesus gave her water, jesus gave her water jesus gave her wate

favorite sam cooke song, "jesus gave me water." ♪ woah, jesus gave me water, jesus gave me water ♪ jesus gave me water, i wanna let his praises swell ♪ jesus gave me water, jesus gave me water ♪ jesus gave me water and it was not in the well ♪ well, there was a woman from samaria, ♪ came to the well to get some water ♪ there she met a stranger who did a story tell ♪ then the woman dropped her pitcher ♪ she's drinking was made richer from the water he gave her ♪ and it was not in the well ♪ yes, he gave her water, jesus gave her water ♪ jesus gave her water, i wanna let his praises swell ♪ jesus gave her water, he gave that woman water ♪ gave her living, loving, lasting water ♪ and it was not in the well ♪ well, on that woman he had pity, ♪ she ran back to the city crying glory hallelujah ♪ and did his wonders tell she left my savior singing, ♪ she came back to him bringing the times she'd had water, lord, ♪ and it was not in the well ♪ jesus gave her water, jesus gave her water ♪ jesus gave her water, i wanna let his praises swell

. >> sam cook joins us more on how you can give back and scams to watch out for. >> be careful. giving tuesday was started in 2012 by a ymca in new york. the idea has spread across the country and in fact around the world and the idea is to give back to charity. but in the frenzy of the holidays, you might be met by an emotional plea for help or rush to get a tax donation and that could lead you to donate to an organization that is not legitimate or not what you think it is. the bbb set up a site, gave me great information. give.org to help you navigate through charities. it evaluates them based on 20 standards including management, fundraising. san jose based paypal has been a supporter of giving tuesday since the beginning. it wants to set a new guinness world record for the most money raised online. a lot of companies are joining in. but here are tips i go the on what -- i got on what you should watch out for. look out for similar names. groups raising money for the same cause might have a similar name, but sometimes scams are create by playing off a name of a well known char

>> well, sam cook wrote a song. >> a great song. >> but i don't want to sing it though. >> well deserved. >> i was honored, and i really got a good shout-out to the president of the academy, african-american woman, whose agenda is really to bring diversity to the academy, to the voting members and everything else, so i'm almost humbled. >> you spoke about that in your acceptance speech. a lot of people talked about that afterwards. >> yeah. i said that -- that it's easier for african-americans, the black person, to be president of the united states and be president of a hollywood studio or tv network cable. >> well, you're in the afraid of controversy, but are you afraid >> whoa, whoa, whoa, why is that controversial? >> i think it is because some people don't realize that and not ready to ingest that. >> controversy doesn't mean you're avoiding talking about it but certainly something people don't think about all the time. >> my sister, give me a hand. >> thank you. >> i'm just saying. >> i feel like i -- i get it. i've been black for a long time, for 45 years, i get it. >> i'm just say

thank you and congratulations on the honorary oscar that you just received as sam cook says, a long timehere you have it. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ [ birds squawking ] my mom makes airplane engines that can talk. [ birds squawking ] ♪ my mom makes hospitals you can hold in your hand. ♪ my mom can print amazing things right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] my mom makes trains that are friends with trees. [ train whistle blows ] ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ it's gotten squarer. my moover the years. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> today is called giving tuesday. did you know that? it's a social media campaign urging people to donate their time or money to charity. our next guest is using her powerful voice to give back this holiday season. leanne rimes has a new christmas album paying tribute to our nation's vets in a remake of the song "celebrate me home." the vide

conversation that is set up to celebrate the opening of a great exhibit we just opened called what's cooking uncle sam governments effect on the american diet. please do come and see. dud rate and fax of letters that sinclair lewis sent to president theodore roosevelt which gave rise to the first food and drug act in 1906. it's got recipes from president eisenhower and clean elizabeth and it's a fascinating history of food regulation. to discuss it with two of america's leading experts on government and fit and healthy this just a superb team we've assembled on this topic. first is the great zeke emanuel, my good old friend, a vice provost for global initiatives and chip medical ethics and health policy university of pennsylvania, and in his spare time a phenomenal shelf. he started to pop up brunch spot breakfast is on the table with chavez seek. it got rave reviews from the "washington post" and members of the supreme court again as a result of that is now on the james beard nominating committee. so this man is in addition to having done more than anyone else for health care reform in the united sta

sam chambers, european consumer reporters. jeremy cook stove with us. the u.k.sumer next year, what to expect? figureswe saw the cbi show the november bounceback was all well and good, courtesy of the black friday sales extravaganza but moving into 2016 there is going to be low inflation may start to turn hire. wages aren't turning higher at the moment. the ability to get a job -- the labor market has tightened up. and fiscal tightening as well. it is not a great outlook for the u.k. consumer. guy: spending is picking up on the back of credit. we will talk about that in a little while. thank you very much for joining us. up, turkey central bank is expected to follow the fed's lead with a hike at lunchtime. we will talk about that on our return on the "the pulse." ♪ when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so your business can get back to business. soun

ceo tim cook is fighting back against uncle sam. appearing last night on "60 minutes."s calling the notion his company is avoiding taxes on overseas profits as, quote, political crap. he instead is blaming the tax code saying it's outdated, needs to change, peter barnes in d.c. with the political fallout. peter? >> reporter: tim cook says his company is paying fair share of taxes in the u.s. and around the world. as you recall two years ago, a senate investigation subcommittee charged that apple gamed the international tax system, which it claimed help the company avoid paying $9 billion in u.s. taxes in 2012 alone by using a strategy involving three offshore divisions. cook told charlie rose on "60 minutes" last night that the company did nothing illegal. >> we pay more taxes in this country than anyone. >> well, they know that and you should because of how much money you make. >> i don't deny that. we happily pay it. >> you probably have more money overseas than any american company. >> we do, as i said before two, thirds of our business is over here. >> why don't you

new this morning: ==sam/cu== a livermore woman suffered burns to her face when flames ignited while she was cooking christmas eve dinner. ==vo== when crews got to the duplex on scenie avenue - they say flames and thick smoke were pouring out of the front window. >>> when crews got to one duplex they say flames and thick smoke were pouring out of the front window. firefighters noticed two people were making dinner when the pan and the oil were smoking and when the woman grabbed the pan the oil overflowed and burned her face. she was taken to the hospital and nobody was hurt. >>> fedex says bad weather and late orders from procrastinators, some deliveries were not made yet, so they are making deliveries today. they will have express officers open where customers can pick up shipments themselves. >> coming up next, an emotional night for raiders' fans, and saying good-bye. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unlea

in the meantime, if you missed it last night on "60 minutes," apple ceo tim cook slamming uncle sam saying the current tax code was made for the industrial aid. his experience to talk the tech giant to avoid paying its share. we're going to talk about that next. first, before we do that, take a look back at this day in history. ♪ ♪ i am the future. i provide for my family. i will use my education to help my community. i will inspire our next generation of leaders. i am a college student, but i am only 1%. only 1% of college students are american indian. donate now, and help our numbers grow. ♪ >>> in global market news, spanish stocks dropping. banks being hit the hardest in spain. the ruling party won most of the votes but fell short of a majority, and that means no clear mandate to govern. julia chatterly joining us live from madrid. julia? >> reporter: good morning. you're absolutely right. uncertainty reining supreme here in spain. not only did incumbent fail to win a majority, but we also saw a big showing from the far left, the podemus party. the vote is so fractured between four mai

sam. is that fair? charlie talks with ceo tim cook for "60 minutes" and gets a blunt response.conversation ahead on "cbs this morning." we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. ♪ it's not about the money we don't need your money ♪ it is friday! i'm going to say that again. it's friday! it is friday, december 18th, 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead including how last-minute shoppers can save money. we will find out if free shipping day can set a trend for the whole year. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> prosecutors believe he did have plans for other mash shootings with his long time friend and former neighbor. >> the sanders campaign says that one of our staf

sam. is that fair? charlie talks with ceo tim cook for "60 minutes" and gets a blunt response. morning." >>> good morning. it's 7:56 on this friday d 18th. a cool weekend head. i'm chris wragge. john elliott will have the forecast in a moment. >>> but first, breaking news of a violent home imevacuation on long island. suffolk county police say two armed men followed a woman into her home last night and they allegedly tide her up with her boyfriend. another woman and her 12-year- old son. police say the men spent three hours ransacking the home. the woman and boyfriend are being treated for injuries. >>> new video shows the moment a masked man burst into a gas station and demands cash. it happened tuesday night. now the owner of the station threw a shoe at the gunman and then rushed around the corner and pushed him out the door. there was a struggle outside and the gunman fired a shot at the feet but luckily he was not hurt. >>> and now the gunman is still on the loose. he ran off empty handed. >>> police in suffolk county are searching for a burglary suspect who they say skippe

sam. is that fair? charlie talks with ceo tim cook for "60 minutes" and gets a blunt response. we will preview sunday's >>> good morning. it is 7:56. an update on the top stories. >> temperatures around 50 degrees, overcast skies with area of light fog. hour-by-hour forecast shows some clouds move into southeastern massachusetts. slipping into the mid-40s by 4:00 p.m. nights are getting chilly and setting us up for a cold one saturday. high of only 39. >>> accidents west on the eastbound side after route 16. left lane blocked. they are not seeing significant backup yet. 30 minute ride. to the north, 993 south metford to boston, about a 50 minute delay there. >>> a brookline mother is suing chipotle. andrea dow says her 16-year-old son alexander was one of the 153 people who got sick in a circle. the attorney representing the family says that the restaurant needs to be under a microscope so it does not happen again. chipotle says they don't comment on pending litigation. this is the best block of all. it's like candy cane lane. i know. oohhh. oh, holiday ferris wheel. i kind of

sam. is that fair? charlie talks with ceo tim cook for "60 minutes" and gets a blunt response.y's conversation ahead on "cbs this morning." >> good morning, i'm nicole brewer, send it over to lauren casey, hey, lauren. >> seeing clouds, still persisting across the area, some clouds trying to start with sprinkles across southern new jersey, few light showers trying to sneak in down the shore as well. but nice clearing trend, north and west of the city on storm scan3, we do have the chance at passing sprinkle, mainly south and east of philadelphia, as we head into the next couple of hours, but otherwise, we will be on a clearing and cooling trends. temperature right now, 44 degrees, in philadelphia. down into the 30's in the poconos, and we've actually likely already hit our high temperature for the day, 49, cooling as we head into the second half of the day, chilly tonight, break out the winter coat, justin, down to 32 degrees, windchills in the 20's, by tomorrow morning. >> starting to feel more like the holidays, we do have problems now 95 northbound, again, past cottman here,

sam shu this will pit apple against the likes of alibaba. we have the china news, cook, and johnny ibe on 60 minutes this weekend with charlie rose. >> i think there's a great misconception about what's going on in the company. i will use a term that i don't mean to say, it's overowned. we got lots of calls on "mad money" about apple, it had a death cross, in case you're speaking technically. >> thank you for that. >> i think the main problem with it, the sales are good in china. i don't think the watch is selling well. i know you have breitling on earlier. the watch shouldn't be a turning point, but the watch is emblematic is can they diversify away from the phone? do they have more things in the pipeline? there's been -- almost every analyst this week is cutting them. that's what is reflected. that's what happens. they all cut numbers. the stock is in a down trend that cuts numbers. do you sell it? a lot of companies have had to cut companies, analysts cut n numbers. i think it's an inexpensive stock. >> analysts worried about deceleration in the march quarter say in

cooked johnsonville breakfast sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. cannon. >>> 6:29 right now. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we're looking to break the cold street that has so far buckled down on the bay area. let's get right to the forecast with kari hall. >> good morning. only one day of drier temperatures and warm weather before the cold front comes tomorrow and brings more rain and wind. as we start this morning, already light sprinkles in the north bay. 46 degrees and 49 degrees in san francisco. rain today for parts of the north bay while the rest of the bay area stays dry, peeks of sunshine and highs near 60 degrees. once again getting ready for the wet weather. i'll detail that coming up. let's check in with mike to see how it looks at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> you know, we've got the lights, the metering lights, headlights, taillights. everybody waiting to get across. once you're on the span, easy driving towards san francisco. a crash reported on the overcrossing. i haven't seen anything as far as problems in the area. the only real slowdown is down the eastshore freeway, dipping right

cook them, roast them. >> really? >> like a dried figure now they make it into cloned cake, you can see, compressed when al monday in the milled. >> what do i put this, super thick balance samose on? >> strawberries and ice cream. >> it is that sweet. >> then drizzle across there, that's good. >> so do people know, like, obviously you can say i want this and that, but you have some things that go. and these are all shelf stable things? >> everybody in the basket are shelf stable. if they want some people bring in bottle of wine, you can add that to basket or ask for piece of sharp provalone or supra sad. >> we try to keep the basic italian specialties in there so this way you get variety of everything, like bread stick to sweet thing, and of course, every italian should have nutella. >> i thought that was british thing. that's italian. >> italian, absolutely, the best ethyl yan chocolate spread you will ever taste. >> you put in cupcakes? >> and inside ravioli's. >> home make cupcakes, ravioli's made with nut tell a. we put nut tell an on everything. >> all right. so coming up: have some fun in the kitchen now. right? go back there? >> put to you work. >> i de some work. ot