. >> after hosting 15 meals on feastly, sophie has earned a stellar reputation as a terrific cook and host. >> i have really seen my brand explode, and i do have to thank feastly for that in the sense that it's created this platform for me. they've helped me reach a broader audience and also with the payment system, it makes it a lot easier for me, a lot smoother for me to manage the meal on the back end. >> meal sharing, car services, house swapping, maker spaces, fashion rentals, the list of companies building businesses based on sharing rather than owning is a trend that is promising to be the future of business. >> the crowd is not just creating media and sharing it they're creating the physical world and sharing it. >> we're living through a really, really interesting fundamental shift in which access to talent, goods, and services will trump ownership. >> they call it the sharing economy. the collaborative economy. the rental economy. and the mesh. but they all mean essentially the same thing. a new way of doing business, where the traditional buy, sell, own idea changes to an o

. >>> and finally, when little sophie has had enough of playground swinging, she puts the english bulldogswing. it's name is ozzie paws bourn, the prince of barkness. a long and odd name. it's hard to tell if he's enjoying the ride or can't wait to get off. >> i don't think he has a chance of removing himself from the swing by himself. >> he's stuck in there. >> he is stuck. >> i think the prince of barkness is playing happy. but he's got evil plans for later. he will deal with that family on his own time. thank you. let's get it back up to buffalo now and rob marciano in the snowy scene there. our own little prince of barkness. looking youthful in the hat that morning. >> you look 15. >> youthful. >> reporter: just trying to stay warm. you do what you got to do. temperatures in the lower 20s. above freezing today for the first time in days, and stay above freezing eventually. but it's an issue as far as the start. maybe freezing rain and then the melt is obviously goi to be the issue. all right, let's talk weather briefly here. we have this little storm system. kind of the beginnings of

. >>> and finally, when little sophie has had enough of playground swinging, she puts the family englishg on the swing for a ride. the dog's name -- get this -- it's name is ozzie paws bourne, the prince of barkness. a long and odd name. it's hard to tell if he's enjoying the ride or can't wait to get off. >> i don't think he has a chance of removing himself from the swing by himself. >> he's stuck in there. >> no choice. >> he is stuck. >> i think the prince of barkness is playing happy. but he's got evil plans for later. he will deal with that family on his own time. ron claiborne, thank you. let's get it back up to buffalo now and rob marciano in the snowy scene there. our own little prince of barkness. looking, as paula said, very, very youthful in that hat this morning. >> yes. you look 15. >> youthful, you do what you got to do, temperatures in the lower 20s. we'll get above freezing for the first time in days and stay above freezing, but it will be an issue at the start, see freezing rain and the melt will be the issue. let's talk weather briefly here. we have a storm system kind

we've done this year, we've actually gotten to see -- we just filmed an episode that has a lot of the oleg and sophieeen really fun. >> is romance what they're doing there, beth? >> their own version of a romance. >> yeah. >> did you watch the country music awards? i know you were on a flight. >> i got to catch at least the first half -- or second half of it. i was so happy for casey musgrave because i'm a huge fan of hers. >> and a big night for lady antebellum. >> you guys are friends. >> hillary is one of my best friends. >> and now you're talking about song writing for you, beth, and you sang? >> i've sung my whole life and i'm a songwriter. i'm so humbled by the talent and i have a lot to learn. i'm going to give myself some time. >> country music, you're from california. i grew up in virginia. i moved to california at 16. country's where my roots are. >> i get it. >> i used to say home and -- i totally changed my accent once i moved to california. >> and do you have taylor swift's 1989 -- are you one of the 1.9, close to 2 million to have it? >> i am. it is a great, by the way, workout album. i

has to be taught. that is not preprogrammed. the slavs in present day russia are more much vanced because it was about how did they address, speak, how sophis -- sophis indicated was their army. the word slave comes from slavs because the first slaves were slavs grabbed by the greeks. you look at people under 30. people that grew up in desegregated schools or intergrated schools testing shows they are the least racist generation ever because they were not taught to think that way. right. i am going to be turning 50 soon. so i was one of it last generations for a member of times with whites-only water fountai fountains. my memories are few and don't but you know i am past midlife. so, we have a way to go. a ways to go. i think theres

we've done this year we've actually got on the see -- we filmed an episode yesterday that has a lot of oleg and sophiee. nature valley crunchy granola bars contain 1/3 of your daily whole grains so 1/3 of this commercial is dedicated to what you could do with all that energy. 1/3 of your daily whole grains means energy to take the road less traveled. nature valley crunchy granola bars. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> and i'm vinita nair. coming up this half hour. pacific tuna are in sharp decline. is this the end of sushi as we know it? a chef of sushi says he knows so. it's due to a decline in fishing. >> fewer girls are signing up for scouting and fewer grownups ss are volunteering to help stem the tied. >> and amazon you'll see it here first. >> but first or top story this half hour, more u.s. troops are headed to iraq. president obama says up to 1,500 will go. >> the islam nick terror army has taken over much of iraq and sear the announcement comes after midterm elections. let's get more from julia na goldman in our washington bureau. good morning. >> good mornin

has found him. >> he's missed football practice from everything i can gather he's not the kind of player to miss practice even if he's feeling horrible, correct? >> reporter: that's correct. his sister sophieold me he's gone to practice when he's been sick as a dog. he does not miss practice. this week michigan their big rival and on thursday senior tackle, a big event, last practice for seniors and hit the tackling dummy. the parents are there. it's a big deal. saturday he is listed as one of 24 seniors who will be considered to for senior day. again michigan is a huge deal. it's a big, big event and for him not to be there, it's something extenuating must have happened. >> have they located his wallet, his i.d., cell phone. have they tried to locate him using gps? >> they tried. the police detected signal from his cell phone in the grand view area of columbia bus which is not too far from campus. sister says it's about ten miles from where he lives. but they had the signal but not the cell phone. he left his wallet with his girlfriend so i don't know that he has any i.d. on him. it's just a mystery. he just basically has disappeared. >> 6'3", 273 pounds, college football player. you don'

has changed it is still not inclusive. >> but there pulled to the view of the iraqis cannot defeat them and the turks will not do it unless we do it. sophiend deeper. >> no doubt it is driven out of the population centers. >> so the kurds and shiia between them it will be takes the territory with our assistance you don't have to play infantry on the ground. there will be advisers said sun may get killed but that is a different level of engagement. the real question is syria. many are iraqis but is the irradiance civil war and the situation is more complicated the government represents a small minority. with the russians and iranians on one side and on the other side. >> and us trying to stay out? >> we're doing both. we are our main moderate factions to overthrow a side but not now as the question of sequencing. the regional conflagrations burn themselves out but how much damage do they do the petraeus can accelerate the better. one way to change the dynamic is if we succeed with an agreement with iran we will find the interest is helps to communicate it makes the assistance more effective. and able to broker a peace agreement in syria th