. >> more than 300 sickened on a cruise ship, terrell brown tells us the center for disease control is now investigating. and the super bowl battle, one week away, don dahler says host new jersey believes new york is getting too much of the credit. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, everyone, jeff glor with the western edition of the broadcast, and the bitter cold feels like a broken record. more arctic air is set to blast across the midwest, south and northeast this week. in chicago, where the temperatures are expected to reach 11 below tomorrow and not get above zero until wednesday, public school has already been canceled tomorrow, 400,000 students affected. this is royalton, minnesota, a blizzard is already on the ground there, a blizzard warning has been issued in four states, including minnesota, north dakota, south dakota, and iowa. the national weather service says this will be the most severe storm of the season. with more we are joined by eric fisher, chief meteorologist at our boston station wbz, and eric here we go again. >> i

terrell brown is on long island tonight. terrell?> reporter: maurice, long island is one of the most densely populated places in the country. there are more people here than in 15 states. and the most important highway the the long island expressway. the blizzard is expected to dump a foot of snow here and create whiteout conditions some parts of the long island expressway will be closed at midnight to make way for a fleet of plows. it's a drastic stone take for one of the busiest highways in america. but last year, hundreds of motorists were stranded by a storm that dumped nearly three feet of snow. many spent the night in their cars and in brookhaven, new york many people were snowed in for days. lan losquandro is the supersben dent there. >> we'll be pushing all the snows off the roadways and be salting and sanding some time tomorrow once we get the roadways clear. >> reporter: new york's governor has also ordered interstate 87 between albany and new york city closed as well as the stretch of interstate 84 in new york. a decision

terrell brown is there tonight. terrell? >> reporter: maurice, new york's governor took the unusual step of shutting down three interstates so that they could be cleared. that worked but now this arctic air is creating a new problem. some who ventured out in the storm regretted it. on long island, 45 miles per hour winds blew snow back on the road soon after they were plowed, leaving a dangerous layer of ice. brookhaven highway supervisor dan losquandro. it gets to a point where it's so cold there's some things you can't do. >> the regular rock salt we put on the road simply isn't effective in single-digit temperatures. it will not melt the ice on the roads. >> reporter: connecticut state police responded to over 200 accidents and 3,000 calls for help. 50 mile an hour wind gusts required restrictions on vehicles traveling across maryland's chesapeake bay bridge. the buses are running in new jersey but in paterson this one slid down a hill and crashed into a building. no one was hurt. by sunday, temperatures will be in the 40

terrell brown on how hard it is to be a firefighter during this extended deep freeze. the search for jeremiah. this five-year-old disappears and it's not reported for months. michelle miller with the disturbing story of how badly the system failed the child. and catch a wave, a very, very large wave. carter evans on the mavericks now riding some of the world's biggest surf. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. this is a western edition of the broadcast. it was just about a quarter past 11:00 on a typically busy saturday morning at one of the largest malls in the washington, d.c. metro area when someone started shooting inside a skate and snow boarding store. suddenly there was nothing typical about this saturday at this mall in colombia, maryland. as jeff pegues reports, inside three people, including the gunman, were dead. >> reporter: saphone lilly is one of the survivors of the shooting. she says the shooter was young and firing randomly. she was outside the hospital when she told us that the gunman shot at her, too.

the out of control inmate in this cell turns out be terrell.ll outraged by the loss of his items after the other day's cell search we captured on camera. >> you take my stuff. >> i'm going to ask you one more time. and that's it. >> the cell extraction team moves in. >> on the bed. face down. face down, guys. face down. don't resist. >> after a brief struggle, terrell is carried from his cell. he is brought outside where he'll be checked for any injuries and given time to cool off. >> if you would have complied, we wouldn't have to go through this. >> you take my stuff. y'all did this. cutting off my mother -- circulation, i hope you have to cut my mother -- hand off. >> everything went the way it was supposed to. all his property is removed from the items. drinking items that he used to assault staff with. he'll be removed from restraints after he complies with procedures. >> i think it went excellent. nobody got hurt. >>> coming up, we visit a completely different side of river bend prison. >> i was in protective custody because of the way ch

terrell brown, cbs news. >> the cdc says the fast moving bug has caused nearly 21 million illnesses and as many as 80 deaths. >>> a first look at the question of the morning. 75% of americans say this is the worst thing you can do on the job. >> is it steal, gossip or curse? go to our facebook fan page. let you us know what -- let us know what you think. >> this week you have a chance to win four tickets to the washington golf show at the dulles expo center. we'll pick one winner >>> an upside down day. temperatures will be mildest this morning. looking at a couple of rain and snow showers, especially in the mountains. by 9:00 maybe a sprinkle towa easton. by lunch time, we are just barely holding into the upper 30s. mid-20s in hagerstown. as the afternoon wears on, temperatures dropping into the 20s north and west of town. monika? >>> early on this monday morning, road conditions are good. here on the beltway at georgia avenue you can see traffic is moving freely between 95, silver spring and i-27 0. haven't heard of any complaints 95 from baltimore and all the northern corridors in be

as terrell brown reports it's drawing condemnation from activists and concerns from the u.s.: this video reportedly captures the events in the cove at japan. fishermen have rounded up a group of 250 bottle-nosed dolphins. paul watson of the controversial "sea sha ""sea shepherd"" believes many of these dolphins will eventually be slaughtered. >> why is this happening? >> the only reason it's happening is because of demand from marine aquariums around the world. it's really dolphin enslavement just for the amusement of people. >> reporter: they say aquariums will pay about $150,000. only a dozen will be used. the rest will be killed and the meat sold. the most valuable in the roundup, an albino calf worth half a million dollars. the u.s. ambassador to japan caroline kennedy immediately tweeted her concern of inhumane treatment of the dolphin. the japanese defended the dolphin killing as a local custom. it was the subject of a 2009 documentary "the cove," which won an oscar. whatson who opponents describe as an eco-terrorist has commented on it in the past. but watson says this

terrell brown reports. >> reporter: when passenger on board the ship tweeted about her illness.ll about the fun ship, she said. yep, i'm sick. the explorer of the cruise ship had to make an emergency stop yesterday after reports of vomiting and diarrhea from passengers. according to the cdc, nearly 300 of the ship's 3,000 passengers and about 20 crew members became ill. dr. william schaffner of vanderbilt universitity's medical school says it appears to be norovirus. >> passengers can bring this virus onboard. it's so highly transmittable that it spreads from person to person in this confined population that interacts so closely. >> reporter: norovirus is fairly common, but this incident comes at time when there's been increased attention on the cruise ship industry. carnival headlines like the shop that lost power and were stranded for 42 days. in a statement royal caribbean said during the saling, "explorer of the seas" has experienced an elevated number of persons with a gastrointestinal illness. that was effective was over-the-counter-medication aboard the ship. they have se

terrell owens joins us. terrell, tell me your thoughts on the richard sherman controversy. >> i think first of all i know both of those gentlemen. i know michael crabtree and i played just a short stent practiced with richard sherman as well with some of those teammates in seelings. i no know those gentlemen very well. not to distort what has been going on. the fact as you osaid and you mentioned earlier that richard sherman reached out, as to say good game, to show sportsmanship and obviously you saw what happened with michael crabtree slapped him across the helmet. that sparked things off things bottled up and obviously richard sherman was able to display and express his feelings about what was going on. i think everyone knows and anybody that he knows richard sherman like i do, richard sherman is a very classy guy i didn't have a very class moment at that time. it was a mideast the moment comment that came out and i think if you were to ask richard right now, obviously looking back the at it he probably w

for a second day in a row they are trapped by japanese fisherman, terrell brown on what the dolphinsreporter: this video reportedly captures the event at taiji cove in japan. fisherman have rounded up a group of 250 bottle nose dolphins. paul watson founder of the conservation group sea shepherd believes many of these dolphins will eventually be slaughtered. >> why is this happening had? >> the only reason that this dolphin drive is happening in taiji is because of a demand from a quarterium, marine a quarteriums around the world. and it's really dolphin enslavement, really, just for the amusement of people. >> reporter: watson say as quarteriums will pay about $150,000 for a dolphin and out of the 250 captures, only about a dozen will be selected and sold to aquariums. the rest will be killed and their meat sold. the selection process reportedly begins today. >> the most valuable in this roundup, a rare all bino calf watson ways is worth a half million dollars. the u.s. ambassador to japan caroline kennedy tweeted her condemnation saying she was deeply concern by inhumaneness of dri

terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >> that is the "cbs evening news" tonight, later on cbs, "60 minuteslor, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org fans screaming >>> down to the last 2 seconds. how the 49erss managed to send the packers packing and move -- 49ers managed to send the packers packing and move on. >>> no shortage of excitement for fans in the bay area. why they say weather does not matter to them. >>> a rocky road lately for b.a.r.t passengers, now, another bump. price hikes. >>> kpix-5 news is next ,,,,,,,, games in n-f-l history comes down to the last 2 seconds. with that field goal --- the n --- and advance >>> [cheers and applause] >> it is good. one of the coldest play off games in nfl history comes down to the lt

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terrell brown is in our toyota green room.> plus, dogs on a mission to help. we'll see how they're train and why one puppy holds a special place in our hearts. that's ahead. >>> right now, time to show you the morning's headlines from around the globe. "the boston globe" looks at wedding insurance, covering everything from bad weather, sickness and even a change of heart. but in that case, one insurer will only help if the wedding is called off nine months ahead of time. >>> the san francisco chronicle looks at the biggest baby ever born in california. take a look at him. andrew jacob cervantes came into the world. wow. at 15 pounds 2 ounces. that's more than twice the average birth weight. he was born thursday by c-section. listen to this, his mom is just over 5 feet tall. >> ouch. >>> britain's "guardian" looks at england's first hub at a gas station. it opened at one of england's main roads 25 miles from london. critics warn that it will encourage drinking and driving, well, duh -- >> that's right. >>> and "the wall street

the seahawks re-joined the nfc west in 2002, a year that became known for terrell owens, a football,t the seahawks that year, 28-21 in seattle, 31- 24 at candlestick. some less than memorable games followed 2002. one game that stood out was in december of 2006 in seattle. alex smith bootlegged his way 18 yards for a score and a 24- 14 49 erwin. >> alex smith on the bootleg on the left side. i got fooled by the fake, and there he is running to the left sideline and he scores! >> reporter: two years later, second-year player patrick willis intercepted matt hasselbeck and didn't stop until he had gone 86 yards for a score. >> ball deflected, niners pick it up off the deflection! patrick willis back up the right sideline! beats one man, by hasselbeck, needs a block, down to the 40, the 35, can he run fast enough? 20, 15, 10, 5, touchdown 49ers! oh, what a bonanza! >> reporter: final, san francisco 33, seattle 30. in 2009, frank gore earned another entry in the 49er record book. >> 25, 30, straight through, 40, foot race, midfield, gore to the 40, 30, 20, angles right, 10, 5, dives, touch

terrell was at 17. 61-43.ckey, the sharks avoided their third straight shutout, but couldn't avoid their third loss. by alex, sharks lose 4-1 in calgary. and eli the 8th, in a salt lake city zoo chose the seahawks to win the super bowl. eli correctly picked the last six winners. >> wow. >> eli is pretty good. >> don't mess with eli. >> the other eli you have to watch out for. >> see you at 11:00. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ( bell ringing )

. >> more than 300 sickened on a cruise ship, terrell brown tells us the center for disease control is now investigating. and the super bowl battle, one week away, don dahler says host new jersey believes new york is getting too much of the credit. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, everyone, jeff glor with the western edition of the

the silent duo performed with terrell williams and stevey wonder. >>> billy joel, he is making history in new york's madison square garden. >> we think you can do a residency at the garden. >> a residency. >> something you do at the met. >> yeah. >> exactly. >> i thought, wait a minute. >> another arctic blast is stretching from the dakotas to kentucky today. high winds and low visibility shut down parts of interstate 94 in fargo, north dakota. blowing snow and blizzard-like conditions crippled at least four midwestern states. here in minneapolis, our high is supposed to be 10 degrees below zero. windchill of minus 40. >> when the gulf coast moisture hits that cold air, we have the potential for snow and ice and as far south as florida. >> alaska will be warmer than much of the upper midwest. >> wow. you might want to stay out of alaska and the upper midwest, because unfortunately, a lot of that cold air is coming our way. it's already here, topper, right? >> the temperatures crashed today. we have a windchill advisory in effect from 1:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. on wednesday. windchill 0

terrell brown on how hard it is to be a firefighter during this extended deep freeze. search for jeremiah. this five-year-old disappears and it's not reported for months. michelle miller with the disturbing story of how badly the system failed the child. and catch a wave, a very, very large wave. carter evans on the mavericks now riding some of the world's biggest surf. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news."

. >>> we have a update on the shooting in fairfield where they have identified the victim as terrell brumfield. officers say that he died at the scene after suffering from a gunshot count. the shooting happened in the area of parkway gardens. police say the area has seen a rise in violent crime. officials are looking for any witnesses to come forward. >>> and you will have to get ready to pay more for bart. riders will not only be greeted with higher fares but riders will see parkingfies increase at several stations. there will be a 50 cent parking fee increase starting at stations. not all the stations are hiking the parking fee. >>> one of the largest unions approved a four-year labor deal. the agreement will leave out the disputed medical leave provision but workers will get paid bereavement and potential bounces. there will be a vote january 13th. a negotiators is hopeful they will approve the agreement and it will end the labor dispute that included strikes. >>> a woman suffers injuries after falling from a cliff in santa cruz. it was saturday about 7:45 at the natural bridges s

terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >>> police are trying to determine why a teenager shout and killedeople at a columbia, maryland, shopping mall southwest of baltimore. it opens for the first time since the weekend attack. susan mcginnis is there with the latest. susan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. there will be a strong police presence here when the mall reopens at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. a motive for this crime continues to baffle police. they're still trying to figure out why this 19-year-old arrived here by taxi at 10:15, saturday morning, waited an hour, and started shooting. the mall in columbia will be back open for business this afternoon two days after a shooting left two people dead including the suspected gunmen. >> nothing ee going to go back to normal. we always understand that. our job is to make sure this cornerstone of our community is open as soon as possible. >> police say 19-year-old derri derrion aguilar came in and killed brianna benlolo and tyler johnson. >> reporter: police still don't know the connection between the shooter and the vi

. >> we've seen dion -- dion sanders and terrell owe ens.t happened to you was the reaction afterward, the way it mushroomed and the fact that race so quickly became involved here. >> yeah, you know, it was really mind boggling and sad, especially that close to martin luther king day. i'm not out there beating on people or committing crimes or getting arrested or doing anything. i'm playing a football game at a high level. i got excited. i maybe said some things that offended some people, which is understandable. i didn't curse anybody. you know, i try not to be vulgar. i didn't want to be off-putting to people, and i apologize to pete that were off-put. but what i did was within the lines of a football field. what they did was in actual reality. they showed their true character. those were real comments, not in a moment. they had time to think about it. they were sitting at a computer and they expressed themselves in a true way. i thought society had move past that. >> we have a black president. we like to think that as a country things hav

terrell brown is there but smith makes the catch. sometimes you just have to acknowledge greatness.at goal line ahmam brooks trying to get an early jump on the other one. watch it again. brooks actually did one in college. to infinity and beyond. that's just too much. it's in a penalty. panthers sent their huge probowl coburn into the goal. they do get a field goal out of this drive and lead it 10-6. niners have a chance to score. the first td in 18 possessions against kaepernick to vernon davis. vernon didn't have both feet in bounds. officials review it. jim harbaugh he needs counseling from bolden and further reviews shows davis dragged that left food. the call was reversed. touchdown niners. they led at halftime. and kaepernick could feel the momentum shifting. this was a big touchdown in the fourth quarter. two of them back to back. and bowman getting this one. now it's back to brooks. it's his turn. newton outplayed kap early in. but kap wins this beauty contest. it's frank gore. frank gore did not play today but he did run for -- yards. they gained 315 today. newton needs to

as terrell brown shows us it's a major blow to american war veterans. >> this spot on the map is whereis team were inspecting in fallujah. he and his men were attacked by three dozen insurgents. three of the marines were killed. >> the marines going in it's tough, you don't think it's going to happen to you. >> reporter: today workman thinks about their sacrifices as he watches of al qaeda forces taking control of cities american troops once liberated. >> i'm heartbroken, i'm noxious, since the news broke. it's mainly because i think of the families of those fallen marines and soldiers and thinking and wondering how and why my son or daughter paid the ultimate sacrifice. for what? >> reporter: workman served in the marines for eight years. he left in 2009. he's one of many veterans who still feel the personal connection to the region. >> just because we're not in iraq anymore, doesn't mean the war is over. >> reporter: he was part of the security for iraq. his platoon was 30 miles outside of fallujah. >> i'd never in my wildest dreams only two years after we withdrew, we'd be having th

>> terrell brown, thanks.ing center in maryland just reopened since a deadly shooting inside. a gunman killed two people saturday at the mall. the suspect then shot and killed himself. jeff is in columbia. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah and charlie. the mall reopens at 10:00 a.m. pacific time with increased police presence. investigators have not been able to determine a moetdive for the shooting. investigators are really truggling, trying to answer this question -- did the suspect specifically target the victims, or were they sadly in the wrong place at the wrong time? in the search for answers, howard county police have so far been unable to determine why 19-year-old darion aguilar decided on saturday to kill brianna benlolo and tyler johnson before turning the gun on himself. >> there's a lot of interest in the motive for this, and i have as much interest in that as anybody. i appreciate the frustration that we haven't been able to provide that. >> reporter: a search of the suspect's c

terrell brown is outside metlife stadium in east retherford. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. security preparations have been under way for the last four years, since metlife stadium was awarded the super bowl. since then security teams have been to the last three super bowls taking a look at what went right and learning from what went wrong. with just over two weeks to go before super bowl xlviii law enforcement officials say they're ready for anything. >> our tactical teams have been training throughout the year for different scenarios to include active shooter, bomb threats and hazards related to chemical biological radioological, or nuclear threats. >> reporter: as early as a week before the game, metlife stadium will go into a lockdown with vehicle checkpoints. fans can expect airport-type screening, and then some. 4,000 officers from more than 100 agencies will flank the stadium. s.w.a.t. team divers sniffer dogs, bomb units, and even a mobile hospital complete with a surgery ward, will be in place. >> we're approaching it basical

terrell brown has that part of the story. >> reporter: anthony and vinita good morning to you.re at one of the terminals at laguardia airport as we wrap up the holiday weekend. this is a line of workers. this lodge line is because of the cancellations that moved through the midwest and northeast. of course we're seeing ripple effects and delays all across the country. just yesterday alone, more than 6,000 delays across the country. nearly 6,000 flights canceled altogether. some of the hardest hit, philadelphia, newark and right here where we are, laguardia. we talked to two travels who went through a nightmare of a situation. joshua burg and his wife. tried to make it down to florida. they had delay. then when they took off, they had to land immediately because of a mechanical problem. they had to reschedule. that flight was delayed as well. >> it's actually my dad's wedding in west palm beach this weekend. we're looking to get down there and celebrate. it's been a little troublesome. >> reporter: we talked to josh yesterday. he ended up making his flight out of town. a lost th

. >> we've seen this, we've seen deion sanders and terrell owens and you can go much further back, michaeln, muhammad ali, we've seen guys get excited in the moment. but what interested me what happened to you was the reaction afterward, the way it mushroomed and the fact that race so quickly became involved. >> yeah, you know, it was really mind boggling for the people who did react that way and throw the racial slurs and things like that out there. it was really sad, especially that close to martin luther king day. i'm not out there beating on people or committing crimes or getting arrested or doing anything. i'm playing a football game at a high level. i got excited. but what i did was within the lines of a football field. what they did was in actual reality. >> let's talk about wit the panel. i think what he said was an interesting point there is which what he said was in the excitement following the game. what these people on twitter wrote, and some people under their names call thing guy animal and monkey. they were doing it not caught up in the game but sitting at their terminals th

. >> i was about to say you can interview terrell owens for the first five years they love you, they outspokenness, until you ask for a contract. and talk about inequality in the league. till you say something those same people don't like. and the other thing is part of what made sherman a household name in the past 4 hours, aroused such a negative response from some people. look at all at hatred he got on twitter look at all the people who called him violent names, racist names. i'm worried they'll play on those anxieties and misuse his reputation. >> come on, mark. he shouldn't have to worry about twitter, just if people are buying his products and if he can play on the field. remember we were just talking about chris kluwe last week who said he was not picked up after he spoke out inequality among gay people in the league. you do have a point there. jami, because you handle sherman's marketing deals, what is the deal now? how many calls are you getting? is it astronomical now? are more people interested in him because of this? >> we've been making noise all season. the brand manag

they found the lifeless body of 21-year-old terrell brumfield of fairfield. police are trying to determine what motivated the shooter, though they have no suspects at this time. >>> a man wanted in connection with the killing of a german tourist in san francisco in 2010 is behind bars this morning. police say 21-year-old devante laws was taken into custody by members of a u.s. marshals task force on thursday. laws is a suspected gang member who has been on the northern california most wanted website for years. investigators believe he was an accessory in the murder of mechthild schroerschroer. she was caught in what police are calling a gang shootout. >>> now to an nbc bay area follow-up. the baby boy who suffered life threatening injuries when his mother was struck by a pickup truck on new year's eve is still fighting for his live. doctors are still assessing the extent of his injuries. his mother, ashley capuchin, did not survive the accident. on wednesday nearly 100 relatives and friends gathered on pa say yo padre parkway. the family has established a fun

we have seen deion sanders and terrell owens and scott, michael jordan, muhammad ali. we have seen guys get excited in the moment, make big pronouncements. what interested me about what happened to you was the reaction afterward. the way it mushroomed and the fact that race so quickly became involved. >> yeah, you know, it was really mind-boggling. and it was kind of -- it was kind of sad that the way the world reacted -- you know, i can't say the world. i don't want to generalize people like that, because there are a lot of great people who didn't react that way. but for the people who did react that way and throw the racial slurs and that out there, it's really sad. especially that close to martin luther king day. you're not judging a guy. i'm not out there beating on people or committing crimes or getting arrested or doing anything. i'm playing a football game at a high level. and i got excited. but what i did was within the lines of a football field. what they did was an actual reality. they showed their true character. those were real comments, not in a moment, no

. >> i was about to say you can interview terrell owens for the first five years they love you, theyss, until you ask for a contract. and talk about inequality in the league. till you say something those same people don't like. and the other thing is part of what made sherman a household name in the past 4 hours, aroused such a negative response from some people. look at all at hatred he got on twitter look at all the people who called him violent names, racist names. i'm worried they'll play on those anxieties and misuse his reputation. >> come on, mark. he shouldn't have to worry about twitter, just if people are buying his products and if he can play on the field. remember we were just talking about chris kluwe last week who said he was not picked up after he spoke out inequality among gay people in the league. you do have a point there. jami, because you handle sherman's marketing deals, what is the deal now? how many calls are you getting? is it astronomical now? are more people interested in him because of this? >> we've been making noise all season. the brand managers out ther

then i heard from former nfl players terrell owens and immemberson walls and they gave me another perspectivews richard sherman like i do that richard sherman is a very classy guy. he didn't have a very class moment at that time. >> and is he a young man that i think has been disrespected and really discounted, probably throughout his entire early life in sports. and this was his moment to really show the world just how good he was. >>> they got me thinking and then someone emailed me this picture this morning pointing out that richard sherman has been called a thug, even though he graduated from stanford with a 3.9 grade point. has no criminal record and called him the self the best of what he does professionally albeit with a rough delivery that night and tv appearance was not his finest moment. meanwhile justin bieber is called by many a misguided kid after being arrested for allegedly driving drunk, spitting on fans and disrespecting former president bill clinton. bieber is the thug. well, i hope richard sherman accepts this apology. i see that actually i was the hot head, the jerk, i acc

. >> i was about to say you can interview terrell owens for the first five years they love you, your the spokenness till you ask for a contract and talk about inequality in the league. till you say something those same people don't like. and the other thing is part of what made sherman a household name in the past 4 hours, aroused such a negative response from some people. look at all at hatred he got on twitter look at all the people who called him violent names, racist names. i'm worried they'll play on those as its and misuse his reputation. >> come on, mark. he shouldn't have to worry about twitter, just if people are buying his products and if he can play on the field. remember we were just taunging about chris kluwe last week who said he was not picked up after he spoke out inequality among gay people in the league. you do have a point there. jami, because you handle sherman's marketing deals, what is the deal now? how many calls are you getting? is it astronomical now? are more people interested in him because of this? >> we've been making noise all season. the brand managers

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. >> i'm terrell brown. huge crowds rang in 2014 in cities around the u.s. up to a million people were in new york's time square to see the ball drop. hundreds of thousands watched fireworks over the las vegas strip. other shows drew big crowds in boston philadelphia and atlanta. >>> former first lady barbara bush spent the night in the hospital. she's treated for breathing problems. it's one more health concern for the bush family. >> reporter: the former first lady was admitted here showing signs of pneumonia. we're told she's in good spirits. she's not only receiving excellent care but has been visited by her family including her husband george. h w. bush. the wife of bush 41 has been in and out of the hospital for years. in 20710 she had a mystery illness and was brought to the same hospital. she's also had open heart surgery here. in 1989 she was diagnosed with a thyroid condition known as grave's disease. this time it's signs of pneumonia. no news on when she'll get out. >>> president barack obama 's health care law takes effect this morning. one part

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for cbs this morning, terrell brown, boston. >> we love that idea. >> the idea of community and exercisingpeople, you can't beat it. before i saw the piece, i thought i'd never do that. well, maybe. >> right after your tonight nis lesson. >> i'll do that. >> okay. should we be starting morning boot camp together? >> tomorrow on "cbs this morning," the broncos and seahawks face off on sunday but first they have to go through mo rocca. >> all that mattered on this day in 1979 the rise of a sunday tradition. do you know what it is? the answer is next here on "cbs this morning." for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. >>> very familiar music and all that mattered 35 years ago today, the premiere of "sunday morn

. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning" saturday terrell brown. >> he knows all about this. aba ball that i know you took out of the case just for us. this deal when it was first signed you characterized it as a peanut deal. nobody thought it would amount to much? >> a peanut deal. in hindsight, no one knew where it would stand, where it could go, so on and soo forth. a small live of revenue here and there. all of a sudden the spigot started flowing and that was it. >> how did they figure this out and know to do it? >> well i'm not sure exactly. it maybe came to someone, an epiphany or something like that. we were a falg league. we were dying to merge. the four teams had to go in get in for the upcomseason. we sat in the room in august with the teams and the league and everybody sweating and working and working and finally said, look we'll do this deal if we get the tv rights and perpetuity and everyone said given it to them. no one's forcing anything. no one envisioned cable or a global game. it's just one those things that happened. >> it wasn't an accident. it wasn't exac

. >> terrell brown, thank you. >> along with that bone-chilling cold and the heavy snow, high waves ares a serious threat of coastal flooding as high tide approaches early this afternoon. meteorologist megan glaros of wbbm is tracking its progress. good morning. >> good morning, anthony, norah, gayle, we are concerned about moderate to even potential major coastal flooding along the coastline of massachusetts, as the winds continue to stay up. we could see damage to shore roads and structures. the system moves pretty quickly on off to the north and east eventually allowing folks to start to dig out from all the very, very heavy snows, but blizzard warnings will remain in effect for the red shaded areas, that's long island, along the coastline in massachusetts. pink color shows winter storm warnings, but we're more concerned about the blizzard areas. low visibility, high winds creating possible whiteout conditions there. and total? so far we've picked up 15 inches in boston itself but 18 to 24 inches before all is said and done and as much as ten inches in new york city. that's very, ver

we've seen dion sanders, terrell owens, michael jordan, mohamed ali, we've seen guys get excited in the make big pronouncements. what happened to you was the reaction afterwards, the way it mushroomed and the way race so quickly became involved. >> it was really mind-boggling. it was kind of sad at the way the world reacted. you know i can't say the world, i don't want to generalize the world, because there were people that didn't react that way. but people who threw you want slurs like that, it's sad especially that close to cunning king day. i'm not out there beating on people or committing crimes or getting arrested. i'm playing football game at a high level and i got excited. but what i did was within the lines of a football field. what they did was in actual reality, they showed their true character, those were real comments not in a moment, not in a -- they had time to think about it, they were sitting at a computer and they expressed themselves in a true way. i thought society had moved past that. >> reporter: guys, for everyone who was offended by richard sherman the other night

. >> reporter: terrell will not be allowed to serve because the scouts did not lift the ban on gay adultsge has not been welcomed by all. >> to us, the name has been tainted. >> in seattle, jim bloos has been a scout master for years but is creating a new youth corps for 12 troop members pulling out. >> i'm pulling my son from the program very sadly and this will probably be the last time i wear this uniform. >> reporter: some churches are dropping their sponsorship because of the new inclusive policy while some families are switching to other alternative groups. scott goldberg, abc news, new york. >>> this new year's holiday marks a special milestone in aviation history. >> hundreds of people celebrated in downtown st. petersburg, florida. it's the 100-year anniversary of the nation's first commercial flight when tony janice and the st. petersburg mayor took off on new year's day in 1914. the nation's first airline was born. >> ed hoffman jr. re-enacted the flight by piloting an amphibious flying boat built by his father. the man who built the replica of that first airborne. >> that's so