she is princeton alumna susan patton and joins me now, author of "marry smart."s wrong with the idea of saying that silence doesn't necessarily falcon sent? >> there are so many things wrong with it. it doesn't prevent sexual assault at all. it creates a whole another set of problems as if the dating paradigm on college campuses isn't bad enough, now we're adding another veneer to complications between young men and women. and the idea that you have to get consent at every point -- how do you demonstrate consent? presumably, there are two people in the room. i'm going to say she said yes. how are you going to prove that she did or that she didn't? >> so did rush get it right in the way he arrest it particularlated his objections? >> in theory -- his concept is right. but as ever, the way he put it forward is, you know, even more briskly than the way i would put it. so i think it's even more problematic to even think, to allow government regulation of consensual sex, and that's really what we're talking about, with this yes equals yes law, we're now allowing gover

susan patton, known as the princeton mom, is the author of "marry smart." finding the one. she joins me now. susan, when i read the original piece, i think i understood what you were saying. there are so many institutions out there. family, workplace, our social environment, that are conducive to finding a spouse. why shouldn't college be considered one of them. >> not only college, but the best one, michael. the best one. you are saying the workplace, no. do not consider finding a spouse in the workplace. what an awful idea. i'm a human resources consultant. i tell young women all the time don't think about dating someone at work. you put your professional persona at risk dating at the office. don't do it at work. when you are on campus and a student, it is the very best opportunity for women to find a husband. you are talking about a concentration of men who are age appropriate, single, like minded and you have an opportunity to meet them in an organic way. over class or walking on campus or over a meal. you will never again have this concentration of ext

susan patton, known as the princeton mom, is the author of "marry smart." ce for finding the one. she joins me now. susan, when i read the original piece, i think i understood what you were saying. there are so many institutions out there. family, workplace, our social environment, that are conducive to finding a spouse. why shouldn't college be considered one of them. >> not only college, but the best one, michael. the best one. you are saying the workplace, no. do not consider finding a spouse in the workplace. what an awful idea. i'm a human resources consultant. don't think about dating someone at work. you put your professional persona at risk dating at the office. don't do it at work. when you are on campus and a student, it is the very best opportunity for women to find a husband. you are talking about a concentration of men who are age appropriate, single, like minded and you have an opportunity to meet them in an organic way. over class or walking on campus or over a meal. you will never again have this concentration of extraordinary men to choose f

tells us about his new book killing patton and norah sits down with oscar winning actress geena davis. that's it for "cbs morning news." thanks for watching, i'm susanis causing big problems on i-95. if you are headed out the door in that area, a tractor-trailer has flipped over on the southbound side that's near bridge street. a live look, yes, police say the crash scattered trash all over the highway. the driver has been rushed to the hospital. only one lane is getting by in both directions cents. all of that trash is beginning to get cleaned up. torely have an update on detours in that area coming up in just a moment. hi, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. first, we want to give you your other headlines this morning, 15 year old high school student has died in a double shooting outside a local hospital. a second teen is fighting for his life this morning. we have a live report as police hunt for the person who pulled the trigger. >> and, breakg

tells us about his new book "killing patton" and norah sits down with oscar winning actress geena davis. that's it for "cbs morning news." thanks for watching, i'm susanat time is 4-- here's >>> good morning. it is tuesday, september 23. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. it's tuesday. you're amazing, michelle. is the down and got it all together in -- >> hey, just the way i do it. >> welcome. happy first full day of fall. it is going to be a beautiful day. almost on cue we're going to see some spectacular weather. warm temperatures around the bay area. a chance coming our way. >> a lot of overnight roadwork out there especially for the next half-hour so various lanes blocked blocked eastbound and westbound 580 just east of the richmond/san rafael bridge and wind advisories in effect posted for the san mateo submit this morning. we'll have "kcbs traffic" coming up. >> oakland. thank you. >>> we begin with developing news this morning. u.s. warplanes have started air strikes in syria. there's been wave after wave of bombings all through the night. and these are the first air strikes targeting islamic militants in syria. marlie ha