stan pate, who donated to marco rubio's presidential campaign is responsible for the aerial messages, calling the g.o.p. front-runner, quote, disgusting. he paid for the flying banners over the orange, cotton and sugar bowls and warns there's more to come. >>> while most of us were sleeping crews with san francisco's public works were out conducting the most complete survey yet of market street ahead of major improvement project. the truck was out there overnight, gathering information to create a 3-d survey of the busy thoroughfare. it used like detection and ranging technology, or lidar for shot. this mapping survey is the first step to doing detailed design work for the better market street project. here's an animation after recent trial runs. the technology picks up an every detail, including buildings, light poles, sidewalks and other street features. >>> still to come, sign the ohio are -- the holidays are over. ahead, the hassle-free way of getting rid of christmas trees that's also good for the environment. >>> and a live look outside. the rain will return. but when? meteorolo

. >> stan pate was an early donor to the marco rubio campaign. he's donated to both republicans and democrats in the past. the aerial assault cost about $50,000. >>> new details about president obama's plan to take unilateral action on gun violence n. his weekly address the. said because congress won't act on gun control, he will. >> it was just -- >> reporter: it was just after the mass shooting in an oregon community college in october that the president decided he had to take executive action on guns. he made the announcement today in his weekly address posted on the white house website. >> i directed my team at the white house to look into any new actions i can take to help reduce gun violence. and on monday i'll meet with our attorney general loretta lynch to discuss our options. >> reporter: sours tell cbs news those -- sources tell cbs news those options include expanding the definition of who is, quote, in the business of selling guns so that more gun sales trigger background checks and requiring enhanced reporting and tracking of lost an

the message brought to you by stan pate. a real estate developer also a donor to marco rubio's campaign. does it say anything about the state of the race? we'll talk about it with the vice chair of the democratic national committee, cnn political commentators bakari sellers who is supporting hillary clinton and anna navarro supporting jeb bush. thank you for coming in this post new year's weekend. good marketing move? >> i like to see the inner party fighting, first and foremost. we believe that donald trump is the standard bearer in the republican party. donald trump is a bigot, offended those with disabilities, african-american voters, hispanic voters, the list goes on an on. i'm finally glad to see that somebody in the party has stood up against him. and marco rubio did that. i don't know if it will farewell in the primary in the long run. i'm glued that somebody stood up to him. >> congressman brat, donald trump is a bigot. >> i don't get in the name calling. i think the rules class in d.c. is not listening to the americ

stan pate who has donated to rival marco rubio's campaign also paid for flying banners over the orange, cotton and sugar bowls and he warns this is just the beginning. >>> and this morning, the first picture of nba star lamar odom since he was hospitalized. odom's son posting this picture with his sister and dad on holidays together. odom is still recovering after he was found unconscious at a brothel in las vegas back in october. good morning, once again, everybody. morning, many of us make resolutions to live healthier in the new year but what's the best dr. jen ashton with some great advice coming up in our weekend download. >> i would ask you about your resolution, but there's nothing to perfect. >> that's exactly right. >> this is perfection. i don't know why. >> gently. >> tough morning entering the new year. we start here, though, with the star college football quarterback sitting out a big bowl game tonight sidelined over what he admits is some pretty bad judgment. >> tcu's trevone boykin, a one-time heisman trophy contender, is now facing assault charges for his run-in with so

the millionaire behind the aerial messages, alabama real estate investor stan pate, who spoke with us by phone. >> just think about where you see that many people, and you can always depend on l.a. to have a beautiful sky. peter: pate says he spent roughly $50,000 on anti-trump messages that also flew across the orange bowl, cotton bowl and sugar bowl. >> this is a very, very ugly man with hate in his heart. no place for him in the presidential race, and certainly peter: pate was an early donor to marco rubio's campaign. according to fec filings, he's also donated thousands of dollars to both republicans and democrats in the past. but it's his aerial assault, not his wallet, that is garnering headlines, and he says there's more to come. >> when i was a little boy, if you'd have talked like donald trump, you'd have found a bar of lye soap in your mouth. we gotta make sure that he has to tighten up his saddle. peter the trump campaign did not : respond to a request for comment. mr. trump: look at the guy in the middle. look at the guy in the middle. why aren't you turning that camera? w