>> teri, thank you very much. gusting winds and blowing snow led to whiteout conditions in south dakota. wind gusts of 50 miles per hour were recorded into last night. travel was treacherous from iowa to minnesota. >>> and the white house says president obama will sign a $1.1 trillion budget deal. the senate easily passed the measure yesterday, day after it passed the house. the bill funds the budget for over a year. later today the president details his plans for overhauling the nsa surveillance program. of course, most of the changes will have to be approved by congress and the courts. the president's speech follows a month-long white house review triggered by the edward snowden leaks. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. the president will travel over to the justice department today to give this big speech. this is his first appearance there. he will likely announce new limits on the nsa programs that collects billions of americans' phone records, but many say it wo

teri okita for cbs news, los angeles. >> and kpix 5 is your home for the grammy awards this weekend.ou can watch the show on sunday night right here on kpix 5 followed by a special edition of the news at 11:00. >>> autopsy results are providing more insight into the accidental shooting death of a bart police sergeant. why experts say a ballistic vest failed to save his life. >> and a texas man now in a legal battle with a hospital to take his pregnant brain-dead wife off life support. why the hospital is refusing to do that. >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. we have some high clouds up above. but down below, it's all about the huge waves along the coastline and the mavericks surf contest. we'll talk about that and your weekend forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we'll take you out to half n bay in just a few minutes -- ppening today... hun >>> taking a live look from chopper 5 over the mavericks surf competition. that is going on in half moon bay. the waves keep rolling in. we'll go there live in a few minutes. >>> hundreds are expected to gather

cbs reporter teri okita joins us miles from where crews are busy putting out the hot spots. she joins us now live with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. we have just confirmed that the fire acreage still stands at 1700 acres. so that has not changed overnight as you reported. we're seeing a whole lot more activity here at the command center. we are seeing firefighters getting trapped. they are eating a hearty -- prepped. they're eating a hearty breakfast. trucks are moving out and a lot of buzz and activity going on as they prepare and hope that mother nature cooperates. high winds whipped the wildfire through the san gabriel mountains burning dangerously close to communities 30 miles east of los angeles. many residents could only watch in disbelief. >> started off with a couple little embers. thought we were safe. really don't know right now. >> reporter: more than 700 firefighters are scrambling to put out hot spots through the 1700 acres of charred brush. the crews have stopped flames from advancing into populated neighborhoods for n

as teri okita reports, her family had hoped for a harsher sentence. >> mr. barnett truly regrets the actions to which he has pled guilty. >> reporter: 19-year-old matt barnett agreed to a misdemeanor child endangerment conviction for leaving a drunken teenage girl back in the cold. that victim was 14 at the time. she said she went to a party and was given alcohol and then matt, then 17, raped her. matt said the sexous consensual. the prosecutor said she could not prove coleman's allegation was true. the case drew national attention when the first prosecutor dropped it. some claimed barnett's prominent family was given special treatment but his attorney says that is not true. >> there's absolutely no evidece that political favoritism played a role in the decision of either prosecutor. >> reporter: coleman's family said she was recently bullied online and in a facebook posting her mother said coleman had recently attempted suicide. the federal prosecutor read a statement from the girl. i'm grateful the defendant took responsibility by pleading guilty to the ch

teri okita, cbs news, los angeles. >>> cbs was a big winner. big bang theory" took home an award along with josh charles and sarah michelle gellar for her new role in the hit "the crazy ones." coming up later on "cbs this morning," new york commissioner william brat on the. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ [ male announcer ] with smucker's natural fruit spreads, every day can be truly extraordinary. spread a little sunshine, with naturally delicious smucker's natural. but you can do it. stay active... get outdoors... eat healthy... and choose colgate total®. it does more than protect, it actually helps improve mouth health. [ male announcer ] it fights germs for 12 hours, in 24 hours starts to fortify enamel, and in 4 weeks helps improve gum health. you can do it with colgate total®. [ male announcer ] do more than protect. improve mouth health with colgate total®. and use the whole line for even better results. ♪ ♪ ♪ who's got what it takes? game on. [ male announcer ] the more devices you have, the more you need fios qu

as teri okita reports out of state fans are fuming over the stub number. 49ers fans derrick winekingjohn trump are recruiting fans to help buy tickets. >> tickets are around 400. >> reporter: the seahawks limited sales to fans with billing addresses in pacific northwest, idaho, alaska and hawaii. >> i'm very sensitive as to why california is being excluded from that. >> reporter: it's not just seattle, the denver broncos are limiting sales for their game in against the new england patriots to fans in the rocky mountain region. >> it's an advantage for them to make sure there are only broncos fans in that stadium. >> reporter: and they want also the 12th man. some niners fans are not happy about the restriction. >> i don't think it should be allowed but whatever advantage they could do they would. >> reporter: but some hawks fans say there's no love lost. >> get over it. stay in california. >> reporter: out-of-town fans can get tickets from reseller websites but they'll have to pay more, anywhere from $450 to tens of thousands of dollars. teri okita for cbs news, los angeles. >>> for

teri okita, for cbs news, cal as have as the, california. >>> in sports a concussion claim is on holdia said she won't sign off on the $765 million deal. she wants assurance that the fund is big enough to cover all the potential costs. 4,500 players are sueing the nfl, accusing the league of hiding the danger is of concussions. >>> in the nba the indiana pacers improve they home record to 19-1 this season. paul george scores 31 points, including four three-pointers to lead the way against sacramento. the pacers win, 116-92. >>> in college hoops, a wild finish between 13th ranked kentucky and arkansas. kentucky ties the game at 85-85 with less than ten seconds remaining in overtime, but that gives arkansas one last time for a second shot. >> you've got to drive it, brad. you've got to drive it. matt for maybe the win. oh, he scores. it's good. arkansas in overtime! >> michael qualls planted the winning basket with less than a second to play. arkansas with the 87-85 victory. >>> and when we return, marking the anniversary of the miracle on the hudson. >>> also, on-stage drama. an actor'

cbs reporter teri okita says hundreds of people have had to leave their homes. >> reporter: high winds whipped the wildfire through the san gabriel mountains burning close to communities 30 miles east of los angeles. many residents could only watch in disbelief. >> started off with a couple of little embers. thought we were safe, really don't know right now. >> reporter: more than 700 firefighters are scrambling to put out hot spots through the 1700 acres of charred brush. the crews have stopped flames from advancing into populated neighborhoods for now. fire officials say they are most concerned about the santa ana winds and flying embers. the red flag warning has been extended into at least friday evening. flames destroyed at least five homes and damaged more than a dozen others. the fire burned around becky smith's home. her 80-year-old father and mother escaped with nothing more than the clothes on their backs. >> they don't have anything now. >> i'm having a more difficult time than i'm showing, okay? >> reporter: at least 1,000 people remain under evacuation orders, including max

teri okita reports from downtown los angeles with the highlights. >> reporter: daft punk won album of♪ i've never seen a diamond in the flame ♪ >> reporter: newcomer lorde who performed won best performer of pop performance. >> this is one thing i did not expect the most, so thank you so much. >> reporter: organizers promised this year's grammys would be full of surprises and they certainly delivered. macklemore & ryan lewis won three. including best rap album. 34 gay and straight couples married as they performed their song "same life." beyonce and jay-z rocked the opening with their duet. jay-z had a message for his baby girl after nabbing grammys for best music video and best rap collaboration for his work with justin timber black. >> i want to tell blue, look, daddy got a gold sippy cup for you. >> paul mccartney and ringo starr reunited on stage just before the anniversary of the beatles' first u.s. performance. mccartney solidified his status including best rock song. teri okita, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, it could be a bad omen for pope francis's call for peace in ukraine

the winner is teri hatcher, ladies and gentlemen. >> after the taping conan goes to the hospital. laughing matter. conan suffers a concussion. back at work within days he tells parents to have their children watch his fall as a cautionary tale. >>> coming up -- a salesperson attacked by a customer, plus a cop with some arresting moves. >> by the way, i do wear knee pads if anybody's interested. >> when "caught on camera: a hard day's work" continues. >>> a retail clerk is viciously attacked by a customer wielding a tire iron. on september 24th, 2009, at the name brand clothing exchange in mesa, arizona, it's another routine day. britney scribner is a manager at the store. >> the woman had come in and went over to the men's section, was shopping, looking through things. >> but when this shopper brings three shirts to the register, she attacks with a deadly weapon in hand. >> as soon as the drawer popped open, she took out a tire iron and hit her on the neck right here. of course, it, stunned her. she stepped back. didn't realize that it had been a tire iron at the time. you know, s

teri okita, cbs news, beverly hills. >>> things got off to a soggy start at the beverly hills hotel.nd the sprinkler went off before the golden globes show. it drenched the red carpet but they worked quickly to mop up the mess. the show must go on. >>> coming up this morning on "cbs this morning." mo rocca goes behind the scenes of the hit children's show "sesame street." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." reet." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ [ male announcer ] you say mango. ♪ old el paso says mango salsa stand 'n stuff steak tacos. ♪ you say what's for dinner? old el paso says start somewhere fresh. hurry to sears for our mattress spectacular and closeout event get 50 to 60 percent off, plus an extra 10 percent off, with even more ways to save, so redeem your points today at sears. starts with a good night's sleep in pampers. while ordinary diapers have only 2 layers, pampers has 3 absorbent layers, to stay up to 3 times drier... for bright tomorrows. pampers. >>> this morning the faas >>> this morning the faa is investigating why a sout

reporting live interest irwindale -- from irwindale, i'm teri okita. back to you. >> three men have been arrested. what happens next? >> reporter: so right now, each is behind bars, $20,000 bail each. and then the los angeles district attorney and the u.s. attorney will get together. they will decide whether or not they are going to file state and/or federal charges against these three men. >> thank you. >>> we have known about it for weeks but it's about to become official. we have a drought emergency all across california. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is in san francisco this morning where the governor is expected to declare a drought emergency later today. anne. >> reporter: yeah. a lot of groups have been putting pressure on the governor to make this declaration. we have been waiting to find out when or if he is going to do it and it looks like that is going to happen here in downtown san francisco at 9:00 this morning. that drought declaration will likely then trigger rationing from toilet flushes to farmers irrigating crops. sierra snowpack and r

teri okita for cbs news, upland, california. >> there are similar fillers on the market but voluma isfically for the mid face area. it is also reversible in case the patient doesn't like the results. why are you laughing? >> red-tailed hawk severely burned at a pg&e substation is back in the wild tonight after an amazing recovery. that hawk was found in october 2012 with burns all over. pg&e worked with the wildlife center of silicon valley to rehabilitate her. they held her until sh molted the old damaged wings, grew new ones and flew away. >>> a baby dolphin joined vallejo this weekend. staff believe it's a girl which would make her the first female born at the park in more than 8 years. bella is the mother, a 9-year- old bottlenosed dolphin and this is her first calf. discovery kingdom hasn't announced when the baby will be on public view. >> i'm still thinking about the lady with the shots in the face. >> you know, i'm thinking, i counted 4 on that tray at $1,000 a pop. i'm going to the caribbean for $4,000. my face will look beautiful when i get back, believe me. >> nice and tan.

from 2003 to 2005, the teri schiavo case captured the nation's attention.he had been in a vegetative state for 15 years after a prolonged legal battle, schiavo's husband won the right to remove her feeding tube. another case puts the wishes of a family at odds with state law. paramedics were expecting their second child when marlese suffered a pulmonary embolism that left her brain dead. because his wife is pregnant, texas law she must be supported until the baby can be delivered. the fetus is now 18 18 weeks ol and could be delivered by c-section at 24 to 28 weeks. the jumi mcmath and this case raise questions about the right-to-die and how we deal with the end of life in an aging america. these cases are rereigniting our conversations over end of life decisions. when does life end? who has the authority to withdraw life support and who has to pay for it? joining us now to discuss these questions is arthur cap lynn, the director of medical ethics at new york university. from san diego wendy patrick an ordained minister who is a deputy district attorney. fr

than any other country in the region but it's also kept to goes main consumers believe that five teri's are taking the pills to maintain vigorous energy levels your elevenses battles because it helps you keep awaken for hours and hours but there are also reports that ordinary citizens those who've been living in depression and in this war and chaos for almost three years now are also posting to the drug for these capers to for rare aid gives them and it's lucrative it's between fifteen and twenty doors appeal and the right hundreds of millions of them been taking or trafficked and there is evidence that the revenue raised is buying weapons from both sides of the syrian conflict the un office on drugs and crime. has been reporting that syria which is located at a crossroads here in the region has for a long time been a transit point for the drug going from europe to turkey and lebanon but since the war began captagon trades guns a mastic and factories are appearing these days all across syria and production has increased and sales and booming here elaborate on the authorities seized arou

teri okita unveils the nomi. the best pictur >>> hollywood is buzzing over this years oscar nominations. >> reporter: american hustle and gravity lead with ten nominations each. all three are nominated for best picture along with captain phillips, dallas buyers club, her, nebraska, and the wolf of wall street. >> you saved my life many times. >> reporter: many a-list actresses received nominations. best actor nods include recent golden globe winners leonardo dicaprio and matthew mcconaughey. >> for best performance by an actress in supporting role. >> reporter: sally hawkins, jennifer lawrence, julia roberts and june sqib. best supporting actor bradley cooper. michael fastbender, jared letto and jonah hill. some were surprised the butler did not receive nominations. tom hanks and robert redford were left out. >> academy awards will air sunday march 2nd. >>> we have our first report from seattle who is following the niners on their playoff run. do you remember we were telling you about this billboard in seattle th

he and his wife teri have two children.he's been with him through thick and thin and was there to celebrate the day he graduated from college 22 years after getting his ged. >> he does not want anything for himself. he just wants the best for the kids. he wants them to be the best that they can be. >> they gave me this opportunity and there's no words i can express to the thanks that i owe him just for the chance. >> he's in a good place there. maybe they needed him as bad as he needed them. i think it's a good match. >> one, two, three, osborne family! >> reporter: diane roberts, wusa9 sports. >> you got to understand how much rocky didn't actually want the story to be about anything except the kids, but we felt the story and his passion for those kids was worth sharing and if you need another example of just how much he means to students, he was actually invited to be commencement speaker at lake braddock high school where he used to coach and teach. so he's a guy who is in the community and the kids love him everywhere,

jahi's parents are now receiving help from teri schiavo's family. there's a team, there's several people and organizations that are working together, to try to help find a place for jahi to be transferred. >> jahi's story is making headlines around the world. reigniting the debate over life and death. as time for the 13-year-old on a ventilator runs out. for "today," miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> the next time you pick up some cheerios you may notice a small change. the iconic cereal is getting a makeover. announcing it will no longer use so-called gmos, or genetically modified ingredients in the cereal. it comes thanks to a social media campaign, which was demanding the change. here's stephanie gosk for what it could mean for you. >> in homes around the country, the cheerio plays an important role. >> good job. >> babies' first finger food. it's practically a youtube phenomenon. so when an yol line campaign began attacking general mills for using genetically modified organisms or gmos in the classic cereal, the food manufacturer liste

medical facility, have a new ally, jahi mcmath has been declared legally dead, now the famently of terivo is calling for jahi to be moved before the machines who keep her alive will be shut off. schiavo was severely brain damaged when she sparked a national debate over the right to die, she passed away in 2005. >>> martha stewart living and macy's settled their dispute over the marketing of products under stewart's name. macy's says the deal doesn't resolve its dispute with third party jcpenney. jcpenney agreed to sell products endorsed by martha stewart without her name. >>> toronto's crack smoking mayor is expected to file paperwork this morning to launch a bid for re-election. rob ford has not been charged in connection with his drug admission or claims he tried to bribe suspected drug dealers to get a tape that shows him smoking crack. polls are mixed on his chances at a second term, the election is october. mission accomplished this morning, all of the 52 passengers on board a research vessel trapped in the ice in antarctica have been rescued. the reseveners and journalists who wer