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States. What is it . First, we begin this morning with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. This was a good thing for the entire world, and we are urging everyone in the world to get behind what the United States is trying to do, to get the Islamic Republic of iran to behave like a normal nation. Iran vows to retaliate after a u. S. Air strike. That was a new chapter which is tantamount to opening a war against iran. I am ready and prepared to take whatever action is necessary. That inarticular refers to iran. Reporter u. S. Senators are back in washington, d. C. , making plans for president trumps impeachment trial. Their turn is over. Thrive done enough damage. Its the senates turn now. Reporter extraordiry images from australia. The country is bracing for what could be the most catastrophic day yet this bush fire season. Reporter everybody is watching and nervously waiting to see what these blazes are going to do, how hard theyre going to do, and trying to be as ready as they can for a dangerous day ahead. Reporter a hostage situation is over. You can see the female employee running into the arms of police. All that its room service i said room service, sometimes room service gets the wrong order. Cant settle down in a sand trap during a pga tournament. Perfect litter box. And all that matters the famous idaho potato bowl. In guy right here, is that a raw potato . The ohio bobcats beat nevada to win the famous idaho potato bowl. They are dumping french fries why not . On the coach. On cbs this morning saturday. [ laughter ] council on the kiss cam. And youve seen this before. Going to propose. Drops to the knees, gets up, shes starting to try and hes tying his. No. You know what, hes going to be on his knees begging for forgiveness after this. No. That aint right. This mornings eye opener is presented by brought to you by toyota lets go places. Wow. That is so bad. Thats really bad. I wonder if theyre still a couple now. Oh, wow. What a way to start your saturday. What a way to start. Welcome to the weekend, im jeff glor with Michelle Miller and Dana Jacobson. Coming up this morning, we are going to take you on a hunt for some king tides. These are especially strong high tides that are causing serious flooding for some citaloaie c s. Were going to head to virginia to show how a team of concerned citizens is helping scientists map out the future of a changing climate. Then well take you to las vegas where one of the sins of sin city, gambling, is having a hard time attracting millennials. See how casinos are luring a Younger Generation with a new game and still familiar to anyone with a smartphone. And well talk to one of the worlds biggest deejays who is truly getting in the game. Then how about drink . For more than a century rye whiskey was the drink of choice in this country until it fell out of favor in the 20s, that would be the 1920s. That has changed in a massive way. Well show why it is now one of the hottest drinks around a century later. That is all ahead. We begin about what is expected to be a tense day in eirans le east and erelsewh next move be following the u. S. Air strikes on Baghdad Airport that killed irans top military commander, general Qassem Soleimani. This morning thousands of people gathered in baghdad for the funeral procession of irans top general and iraqi militant leaders. They chanted, america is the great satan. Iran is warning there will be retaliation for the killing of soleimani. The pentagon says he was developing plans to attack americans. 3,000 u. S. Troops are headed for the middle east. Ian lee begins our coverage from the iraqi capital of baghdad this morning. Ian, good morning. Reporter good morning. We are seeing a tense day here in baghdad. Tens of thousands of people are marching in the funeral procession. Were also hearing that there have been attempts by some of the protesters to get to the green zone, the home of the u. S. Embassy. [ chants its a show of force and ] mourning. The streets across iraq packed with sadness, shock, and anger. With chants of down with america, the bodies of Qassem Soleimani and a top Iraqi Militia commander, led the march through baghdad. Even aqrime minister was seen among the crowd. While in iran, protesters had tears in their eyes and death to america on their lips. For many there, soleimani was a symbol, a folks hero. Now enshrined in martyrdom. Early thursday morning, explosions lit up baghdads night sky. Two reaper drones fired four hellfire missiles, destroying soleimanis convoy, leaving it twisted in blood and metal. U. S. Officials say his fiery end was necessary as american lives were a immediate risk without offering evidence. President trump says he doesnt want a war, but he may have trgered one. Iranian president rouhani vowed revenge while visiting soleimanis family saying america will see the consequences of their mistakes not only today but in years to come. Marines reinforced the u. S. Embassy, and more troops are on their way to the region to protect against any retribution. It could come in many forms and places. U. S. Troops ar scattered across the middle east, including syria and. Aq wheirre soleimani led the elite cquds force. Now falls to his replacement. Tensions have risen all starting with the death of an American Contractor at an iraqi base. The United States blamed iranbacked shiite militias and bombed their bases in iraq and syria. Supporters of those same militias then attacked the u. S. Embassy in baghdad leaving parts of the compound scorched and covered in graffiti. But with the death of soleimani, weve entered the unknown with no one knowing just how this will end. One of the final casualties of u. S. Mitary preseeould ce in iht as Parliament Tomorrow will debate whether to kick american troops out of the country. Michelle . Ian lee in baghdad. Thank you. Here in the u. S. , itidnt take long for the political implications of president p ctive surface. Democrats say they were not consulted or evenblans say effo under way to brief the entire senate as soon as next week. And the president looking to calm concerns addressed the nation friday in south florida. Paula reid is traveling with the president. Paula, good morning. Reporter good morning, michelle. President trump campaigned on a promise to end u. S. Involvement in the middle east, and now as he heads into 2020, he is trying to convince his supporters that these unprecedented strikes against iran were done in an effort to prevent future conflicts. Stigopht a twar. N last n we did not take action to start a war. Reporter speaking from his florida resort, the president insisted Qassem Soleimani posed an immediate threat to the United States. Soleimani was plotting imminent and sinister attacks on american diplomats and military rsonnel, but we caught him in e senior act Administration Official tells cbs news the cabinet was in full agreement on the strike. Some democratic lawmakers complained the white house should have consulted congress about the farreaching decision. I do not believe the administration has gamed out how very badly this could go for the u. S. And our interests. I have yet to be fully satisfied that the administration either has a strategy. That greatly concerns me. This is how you when nobody seeks war end up in a war. Reporter most republicans praised the president arguing he prevented future attacks on americans. He is very resolved. Hes not going to allow american interests to be attacked. This was an act of military conduct fully justified, and thats what happened. Reporter the president who campaigned on a promise to end u. S. Involvement in the middle east appeared to celebrate the strike at an event in miami. He was planning a very major attack, and we got him. [ cheers ] reporter Democratic Candidates on the trail iticiz killing soleimani could provoke a regional war. In is and was this is and was an enormous escalation. His actions put us o path to another war. A lot of information has to still come out. This is what i do know is this president has had no iran strategy. Reporter the president S National Security adviser, robert obrien, says iran has two options. They could decide to continue to escalate this conflict, or they can come to the negotiating table and sit down with the United States. Dana . All right. Paula reid. Thank you. This morning, a highranking Iranian Military official says iran will punish americans wherever they are in reach. U. S. Military units are on high alert to protect some american embassies in africa and the middle east. Security alerts are issued for u. S. Embassies in bahrain, aieth cr ikuswa here with more on the security measures taking place in this country. Kenneth, good morning. Reporter good morning to you. Law enforcement agencies around the nation are taking this as a serious threat. Theyre deploying additional patrols and urging civilians to be vigilant. At the nations capital, the secret Service Stands heavily armed with long guns. In a statement friday, dhs acting secretary chad wolf said the department of Homeland Security is assessing potential new threatsstga t dheepinartmen ready. Ware a reality weve not fa previously. Reporter new york city mayor bill de blasio announced ig htenofedfi polrse haveic alreas deployed at key landmarks like the u. N. Building. The nypd is always ready to do things that will disrupt terror. Reporter other cities around the nation like philadelphia are following suit. Sanders got a touchdown reporter the field will see increased security for the playoff game on sunday. Police at Los Angeles International airport say theyve not made any adjustments to security protocols due to a lack of a credible threat. Transportation security expert Errol Southers if you increase the counter measures, how long do you maintain that . Unless weve got intel that suggests we have to do that, we generally dont. Reporter u. S. Officials believe in recent years iranianbacked hackers have targeted u. S. Infrastructure for Cyber Attacks like the one that breached the Computers Controlling this dam just north of new york city. Michael morrell, former acting director of the cia, says iran could take any number of actions including assassination. They will choose a time, and they will choose a place to conduct a terrorist attack against a senior american official. Might be two months from now. It might be a year from now, but they will exact their revenge. Reporter and morrell said major cities like new york city remain at the top of the list for a potential terror attack. Thank you so much. For more were joined by barbara slavin, director of the Atlantic Councils future of iran initiative. Shes in our Washington Bureau this morning. Barbara, good morning. Good morning. The president says he did there to prevent war. Rand paul says he believes we are now going to go to war. Whos right . Well, im afraid rand paul may have the better argument here. What i see are winners and losers. Winners from this are isis, al qaeda,fundamentals that hates the United States, china, russia, which will become more powerful in middle east. In a strange way donald trump is engineering the u. S. Withdrawal from the middle east because as has been pointed out, it will be untenable for American Forces to stay in iraq. Probably syria. We will see a drastic drawdown in american diplomats. American tourists, businesspeople, are going to be forced to think more about their security because of this. It was a stunningly, can i say stupid and counterproductive move on the part of the United States, and were going to pay the price for this. And the people of the middle east will pay the price for this for years to come. It sounds like were saying that this is simply not a one and done, and our part i think back to shock and awe, mission accomplished, not happening here . Oh, very much not. You know, the idea that one man somehow will determine irans policies, the Iranian Revolutionary guard corps is a very large organization. The quds force, elite force, is a very large organization. He has been replaced. There are people with deep ties to a variety of groups in the middle east. The policy will continue. Killing soleimani does nothing but feed Donald Trumps ego and distract attention from other issues involving him very temporarily. Theres been so much talk over the last day or so about the idea that there has been the ability for the u. S. To do Something Like this previously, but not. There has been eavrestraint. They this happens now, but you say this started a few years back now with the president and the iran nuclear deal, his pulling out. Yes. Absolutely. I mean, none of this was necessary. Donald trump decided to leave a deal that was working. He decided to declare an economic war on iran, to try to prevent the country from exporting any holiday. Iran stayed patient for a year, and then they began to retaliate with a variety of attacks that weve seen. You know, this is no justification for what theyve done, but we have to understand how it cycle of escalation. If there is a war, it is Donald Trumps war. But barbara, wasnt Soleimani Killing americans long before theyle putdul deal . Yes, but the United States worked with the quds force indirectly to get rid of the taliban in afghanistan. The problem started when the invaded iraq in 2003 and when people like john bolton said iran should take a number, implying that irans regime would be next to fall. Then the quds force became the enemy of the United States and began to support groups in iraq that killed americans. You have to know the history. There is not one sided. Barbara, ten second here. Who are the biggest losers . The biggest losers . People of the middle east, people of iran, people of iraq, people of lebanon. They were beginning to push back against some of these policies. And now the subject will be changed to the United States and what the United States has done. All right. Barbara slavin, thank you. Youre welcome. Tomorrow morning on face the nation here on cbs, Margaret Brennan will talk with secretary of state mike pompeo. In texas, police are searching for a motive after a man went on a violent string of attacks killing at least one person and zuring he twpect i person in a coffee shop for no apparent reason, then stabbed two workers at a nearby restaurant. The suspect is listed in Critical Condition after leaping off the roof of that restaurant. Two of the victimssu lifereate injuries. In france, police shot and killed a knifewielding man near paris after he went on a rampage killing one person and injuring two others. The deputy interior minister called Fridays Police action courageous and said the attacker would likely have hurt more people if he wasnt stopped. Authorities say the attacker had a history of mental illness. Police believe he did act alone and apparently had no ties to terrors alsoouss Prime Minister has ordered troops to help evacuate people as bush fires burn out of coacntrorossl. Southeast austra people were killed saturday, bringing the death toll now to 23. The fires have charred more than 12 mil acres. The Prime Minister islion warni residents could face another extremely difficult next 24 hours. Temperatures are expected to hit record highs. Here in the u. S. , parts of the alreadysaturated southeast will get yet more heavy rain. Thunderstorms in alabama a driver lost control of an 18 wheeler and overturned on a slick highway. Crews shut down parts of the interstate as debris from the trailer scattered across the lanes. Meteorologist Jeff Berardelli has that and the rest of the nations weather. Jeff, good morning. Good morning, everybody. Nt about redain and not necessarily snow and why its been such a mild winter and what we can expect over the next few weeks. Right now we have a very strong pacific jet stream, and all that arctic air is remaining at home in canada and in the arctic. This mild and stormy pacific air is blanketing most of the United States. We have a trough of low pressure in the west. Thats where its stormy. Thats where its cold. But in the whole eastern half of the nation, its generally been mild and generally been rainy i. And thats what we have right now. Watch out, tampa. Strong to Severe Weather is possible in the next few hours. Up and down the eastern however, later today there will be some snow making its way out of the great lakes into places like buffalo, cleveland, and eventually into burlington. It is rain along the eastern board is. That is just seaboard. That is just about it on the coast. In the pacific northwest, again stormy with a lot of snow and rain snow in the mountains, rain along the coast. Our next storm here in the northeast is going to be a rain snow mix for new york city and boston on tuesday. All right. Thank you so much. Time to show some of the other stories making news this morning. The New York Times reports the Trump Administration is withholding 20 emails between two of the president s aides freeze on military aid for ukraine. The times filed a freedom of information lawsuit asking the white house for the emails between chief of staff Mick Mulvaneys aide, robert blair, and office of management and budget official mike duffy. The white house denied the request. The rockford register star in illinois reports an Armed Robbery suspect has surrendered following a nearly sevenhour standoff at a credit union in rockford. Police say the suspect walked into the Heritage Credit Union on friday and demanded the customers leave. He even barricaded himself and a Bank Employee inside. Late last night, he walked out peacefully. The ho walked out. She was stago alsunharmed. Usa today reports the United Methodist church could soon split as tensions rise over samesex marriage. On friday a mediation osreg ewma denomination that would be called traditionalist methodist. For decades members have been at odds over the denominations ban on samesex marriage and lgbtq clergy. Leaders could decide on a proposal as soon as may when the United Methodist general conference meets in minneapolis. Variety reports jack sheldon who served as Merv Griffins producer has died. Hes known for different pursuits. I wonder who that im just a bill yes im only a bill and im sitting here on capitol hill well its all take it away. Sheldon sang two of the most popular songs in the schoolhouse rock educational cartoon series. Just a bill and conjunction juncti junction whats your function hear hooking up listening to you guys sing. I love it. Sheldon died last week. He was 88 years old and will be missed. Gosh, we learned so much. The bbc reports Buckingham Palace has a newor wtrai pitht british throne. It sholls Prince Charles in a pinstriped suit, her grandson, prince william, is pictured as is prince george. This is just the second official portrait of the four generations all together. The picture was taken the same day the royals were photographed making a christmas pudding. How about that . That is really cool to see. I love looking at those generational pictures. Amazing. Im a crown addict. So seeing it, now go back and want to watch more. I i binged it. It is about 22 after the hour. Heres a look at the weather for your weekend. The nation is in the midst of one of the worst and most dangerous flu outbreaks on record. The number of cases is skyrocketing, and were not even halfway through the season. The story is coming up. Plus, turning the tide. In a fight against ocean flooding, socalled king tides are inundating coastal American Cities with increasing regulatory. Well see how one community has come together to deal with that problem. Later, from the ocean to the air, in an ongoing mystery. Who is responsible for the swarms of drones over two western states . Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. S vegas casin placing their own bet on a new frontier for gambling. Well see how vid gamers a casi turning hardwon skills into cash. Toasting that win with a liquor that was almost lost. Well get there right at some point. Goodness gracious. Allamerican rye whiskey came close to dying out after prohibition. Now its a trending taste. Well explore it coming up on cbs this morning saturday. I requested data from all kind of companies. The one that had that order was called s. I. P. , a company that analyzes whether a purchase is likely to be fraud or not. And so we had all kind of data from what i ordered, when i ordered it, the browser i was using, the direction my phone was tilted, the address i was at, the Gravitational Forces on the phone. Everything, hundreds of pages long. What use is data like that, nick . If youre trying to identify fraud, all the indicators could have some impact, right. Whether youve changed the language setting on your browser, the currency youve paid, and could indicat international fraud, the direction youre holding the phone could indicate whether youre a real human or not. Whether theres a human signature and the position of the phone. All of that data even if we cant think of it, its possible that computers analyzing millions of data points could find using Artificial Intelligence indicators of fraud. So if a person were peeking in your blinds and recording on a notebook all the things that the phone was tracking on you, youd be creeped out. Absolutely. Finding all of this with the computer tracking you, are you creeped out . I had two responses when i. Esaalcrazy. L th i hat e that all these companie know exactly how i was holding my phone. And then i thought, well, wait a second, if this reduces fraud, reducing fraud is good for the people who arent committing fraud. The truth is, i did order that burrito. What if the Company Knows that when youre lying down, for example, you make more rational purchases and theyre going to charge a higher price whenever they know your phone is at this angle . Right, if its used for that purpose, thats incredibly creepy. How do we know its not being used for that purpose . We dont know. The question, do you allow it to be used for no purposes . Do you allow it to be used for every purpose . Or do you try to regulate the purposes for which it can be used . Trump obamacare is a complete and total disaster. Let obamacare implode. Nurse these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. Ive been a nurse in new york for thirty years. I know the difference leadership can make because i saw what Mike Bloomberg did as mayor. Vo mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40 , covering 700,000 more new yorkers, Life Expectancy increased. 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I think im glad i did it warm and indoors. Pass. I dont get that icy swimming either. I dont think i could do that. It some are celebrating the beauty of the season, as you saw. Others are warning of one of the dangers of wintertime, the flu. According to the cdc, flu activity is now high in 34 states. It hasnt been this widespread this early in the season in more than a decade. An estimated 2,900 people have. Ied. Jon lapook has more on dr whats being done to contain the outbreak. Reporter at riley hospital for children in indianapolis, fighting flu begins at the front door. Were just trying to take extra precautions. Reporter the hospital created influenza checkpoints where security keeps a list of approved visitors, mostly parents. Dr. Elaine cox is an Infectious Disease specialist. Even when they visit and theyre on the list, theyre screened for illness. Fever, cough, running nose, body aches. Reporter the goal create a ring of protection around vulnerable kids. Thats especially important to Deanthony Knighten and his 10yearold son on kidney dialysis. His immune system is weaker with his condition. Making sure that we are all vaccinated is very important to make sure he stays at 100 with his health. Reporter there have been more than 55,000 hospitalizations this flu season. Usually the predominant strain is influenza a. This year its been influenza b so far. What comes next is anyones guess. Lynette brammer is with the cdc well have to see whats coming. We still have half of the flu season to go. There may be other viruses circulating after the influenza bs that are here right now. Reporter its too early to see how effective this years influenza vaccine will end up being. With the flu season occurring earlier than usual and accelerating, the cdc is reminding people its not too late to get immunized. For cbs this morning saturday, dr. Jon lapook, new york. Innoculateinoculated . I finally did it. There you go. 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Or if youre prone to infections, have cuts or sores have had hepatitis b, have been treated for Heart Failure or if you have persistent fever, bruising, bleeding or paleness. Dont start enbrel if you have an infection like the flu. Visit enbrel. Com to see how your joint damage could progress. Enbrel fda approved for over 20 years. The giant Consumer Electronics show gets under way in las vegas this coming week highlighting many innovations that will eventually turn up in our lives and the very latest tech and science trends for the year ahead, the topic of an article published just this morning by wired magazine. Here to talk about it is wireds editorinchief, Nick Thompson. Good morning. Good morning. So ces, what does it mean to us these days . Ces is the giant electronics show. Im flying there monday, off to las vegas. What you see of is gadgets. And in it, a lot of stuff that will never work, and a lot of stuff well be using in two or three years. You get a glimpse of the future. The challenge, there is real, this is not. What will make it. Exactly. Sounds like weve been talking about augmented and Virtual Reality in gaming and other industries. What might we see as we look ahead . I think that augmented reality will be something well see a lot of. I think five years from now augmented reality will be huge. Augmented reality is where you put on grasses or hold up glasses or hold up a phone, think of pokemon, it adds to the world around you. It hasnt worked in that many applications. With 5g, much Faster Technology to stream information to and from your foephones, glasses, wrists, i think were going to see amazing stuff. Isabou thing people are talkings t how is that playing out . What else can be used as Foldable Technology . Its interesting that glass gets stronger and thinner. You can make it nature flexible. Your phone can turn into a laptop, less likely break to break in your pocket. Crazy to me, yeah pbe interesting. Er ways it can if you think about foldable solar panels. The ability to put them over the, i dont know, the arch of a house or on a car. You can think about applications that will be really interesting in fighting climate change. One of the great challenges. What that could mean in the developing world. Yeah. As you have more flexible products, stronger batteries, where you can take technology is just as important as what you can do with technology. Okay. Printing. This scares me because the3d innovation in that area just keeps growing and growing. What are we likely to see there . The 3d printing, theres been hype over year after year. Its always been a little slow. The question with 3d printing is what materials can you put in the printer, what can you get out, and how much will it cost. I think youre going to see incremental change this year. I think in the future youll use 3d prohibiting not just printing not just for prototypes but mass production. You mentioned 5g before. There was the fake 5g and real 5g. Where are we . I think there is the year youll get 5g. E info rmatiosn is5g sent basically over different radio waves where it allows much more information to be sent much more quickly. And so what well see this year at ces is a lot of technology for making miefg work. The 5g work. Of the interesting question, what things will be built on 5g . When 4g came, that brought us instagram. Thats what brought us uber. A bunch of stuff we hadnt imagined. That stuff didnt work with slower phones. Once you had fast phones, oh, then you can download pictures seamlessly, look, you can share them. Instagram. What happens with 5g . Thats what were going to get a glimpse of at ces. How much are we streaming . 4g versus 5g or downloading something . Lets say 10x. Now it would be 1. 5, then 10, possibly 15. I have to get a new phone again . Youll get a new phone every two years anyway. Thats how it works. Im going to get a razor. Thank you so much. 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Just look at a map and youll see norfolk, virginia, is surrounded by water. Of life. After years of fretting about that flooding, a group of ordinary people has come up with a novel response. The water comes up from the bay, into the street. Reporter you see it just flowing now. Flowing right into your yard. Yep. Reporter as the tide rose, the water kept creeping toward john blummings house which sits on stilts. After i bought the house i realized it was a common occurrence. After i bought the house. Reporter how much of a financial surprise was that . About 90, 00o reporte0r t llowlying has always faced flooding from hurricanes like isabelle in 2003, but what we saw in johns front yard is inning different. When the tide comes up, you get flooding. Reporter sea water brought to land by nothing me oran a t. Reporter sharon beene lives by the water, too. She told us the house can get still flood insurance, they just had to cut power to the outlets on the ground floor. I think its worse in the fall. Reporter then she showed us videos of kayakers paddling down her street and her dog, han solo, floating in space above the same wall where we were sitting. In a year that happens how many times . Oh, i would say maybe 26. Reporter maybe 26 times . Its up here all the time. Its a lot. Reporter the u. S. Government says globally the sea level has risen more than three inches in just the last 25 years. Because of things like erosion and ocean currents, s veedenomce pela s others. Norfolk has evidence of that thanks to a tidal gauge dating back to 1927. Since the point gauge in the city of norfolk was installed tnear t navhe nearly a foot and. Reporter derik loftis, a researcher from the Virginia Institute of marine science, says that foot and a half of change comes not just from the water rising but also because overdevelopment of fonorfolks marshy soil has been sinking the lands. By 2050, were expecting an increase of. 7 to 1 foot of water. Reporter another foot higher. Yeah. Reporter you say that so calmly. Weve been researching for years. Reporter but it may be as common as water in the streets. At least thats how it felt to Dave Mayfield as he wrapped up a career for the local paper. Was depressed. Seeing flooding more and more. People are being inconvenienced. Reporter yet nothing happens . Nothing happens. I wanted to do something that might make a difference. You know, at least in helping engage people. Reporter so mayfield got an idea he knew each fall the alignment of the moon, earth, and sun caused whats known as a king tide. In otherwise normal high tide, thats especially strong and, more importantly, predictable. We would get as many people out on one day to measure an unusually high tide. Other data, crowd sourced into a model improving flood forecasting. Reporter he partnered with a group that had developed a tide mapping app and dubbed the event catch the king. To his surprise, more than 700 people turned out. Weve got high tide in about 30 minutes. Reporter guinness certified it as the Worlds Largest ever environmental survey. I think what i was t innate desire of people to be part of something larger that might result in something good. Reporter there have been three annual catch the king events. And the idea has inundated other parts of the calendar. If the tide charts call for flooding in coastal virginia, youll probably find a map at the high water mark. We walk along the water line at high tide, and about every five feet, we press a button, location on a gps. Heres what ive done today. Reporter thats the outline of the water. Yes. Every place that i stopped and pushed the app. Reporter mappers like bill wheary have pushed the app tens of thousands of times. Im going to look at the data. Reporter their readings end up in the hands of researchers like derik loftis. Tells us whether the model is right or wrong. Which scientists live and die by. And particularly useful it helps find areas for potential ohe flooding today is due to storm drainage systems. Reporter as mayfield hoped, more than anything its given ordinary people a way to do something about a problem no one person can do much about. Although we cant stop the tides, eventually some sort of preventive action is going to be it is needed. And the more and more data that scientists have, i think the better well be able to prevents the tide from preventing the tide from causing harm to the neighborhood may come out of what were doing. The unusually high tide that we might see on our annual project for catch the king is going to be a routine high tide not many decades from now. We provide i think a window into the future. Reporter one offshoot of the project has been taking water samples when the tide comes up. It marinates on whatever is on the land. A professor from Old Dominion University found in a single king tide, an entire years worth of runoff pollution is being deposited into the lafayette river. Thats another big part of it. The pollution. Lots of concerns, and obviously people there changing the way they go about their lives. Having to park on a side street if they have to work in the morning. Im glad you talked about how expensive it is for folks to raise their homes. These are massive expenses. 100,000, 200,000. Interesting story. Thank you so much. If youre heading out the door, dont forget to set your dvr to record cbs this morning saturday. Coming up in our next hour, it could be a game changer in las vegas. Video game enthusiasts are turning hardwon skills into cold hard cash in what could become a major new feature inside casinos. Plus, the rise of rye. Craft distillers are prospering from a type of liquor that almost died out after prohibition. We will look at how rye is becoming the drink of choice these days. And we are kicking off the new year with a return visit from the one of a kind soul band st. Paul and the broken bones in our saturday session. Up next, residents are rattled as mysterious fleets of nighttime drones keep appearing in the skies before two states. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. Want to brain better . Say hello to neuriva, a new brain supplement with clinically proven ingredients that fuel five indicators of brain performance focus, accuracy, memory, learning, and concentration. Ur ne a. Iv because you get matched with i la plan tailored to you m, whether youre a dine outer, take outer, veggie person, definitely not just veggie person, bread lover, or cheese lover. All you have to do is answer personal assessment questions and get scientifically matched with a proven weight loss plan. Find out which new customized plan can make losing weight easier for you the new program from ww. Weight watchers reimagined. Join for free lose 10 lbs. On us. Hurry offer ends january 6th three, two, one. Drones can take our breath away by giving us views weve never seen before. Or solving problems like delivering medicine in hardtoreach places. Now theyre also at the center of a mystery. This video taken last week in northeast colorado is a piece of a puzzle no one has solved. Its so weird how its moving, and im not moving my phone at all. Thats the little device. Its drones that have been spotted flying at night in patterns over different areas of rural colorado and nebraska. Its been going on for past several weeks, and no one knows whos operating them or their purpose. The number of drones reported to be seen at a time ranges from four to over 12, with wing spans estimated to be sixfeet long, lol laforcemenand inveigating. By certain rules, theres technically nothing illegal going on. Dusty birge is president of uav recon, a company that utilizes drones do tasks like inspect power lines. The scale of this, the operation, is very unique. To my knowledge its the first time something of this scale has happened. I can understand why people are concerned or curious. Speculation obviously continuing. The u. S. Army and dea says its not us. Some people may think it may be mapping tools since its in rural areas at night. Some have questioned if they have shoot these down, and theyre reminded it is illegal to shoot at aircraft. Not a good idea. Are we sure theyre drones . They say they are drones. Theyre meeting again later this month, some of the agencies, to try to figure out what is going on. All right. Be watching. Thats right. Stay tuned. Top finishers can earn millions of dollars at video game competitions. Now theres another way for players to try and monetize their skills. Ahead, well take you to las vegas where gamers may be gamblings next big thing. For some of you, your local news is next. The rest stick around. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. This is a great way to start the new year because we all have this tendency to focus on the bad. Even when theres a lot of good in front of us. Why is that . Our brains are wired to focus on this. Its called the negativity effect. Theres this universal tendency for bad events and bad emotions to affect us more strongly than good ones. Theres a reason it evolved because it helped our ancestors survive threats. In it can be useful. You can harness the hour of bad for good purposes. We just overdo it. And we focus so much on the investigation theyve we miss all the good things in our life. And we do wed be happier and more productive if we could learn to go on a low bad diet. Low bad diet. I like that. We do that by, what . When we make an error or put our foot in our mouth, we say, oh, okay, thats a bad thing, but its an opportunity tet better . It does teach you to get better. Its a great power to learn from your mistakes. You learn more from failure than from success. And penalties are much more effective at motivating workers and students than prizes are. When you do make that mistake, its not enough to just do one good thing for you. Theres what we call the rule of four. That it takes typically four good things to overcome one bad thing. So if youre late for one meeting, you dont make up for it by showing up the flextime. If you say one bad thing, you know, aim to do four good things to make up for it. Why is it four . That seems like a lot. You know, bad is just that much stronger. And theyve gotten that by studying peoples diaries, peoples moods. They see typically thats how it works. And the lesson from that really is that we pride ourselves on the good things we do for our friends. You know, going the extra mile. What really matters is what we dont do. You know, its avoiding bad is far more important than doing good. At at t we believe in access. The opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. 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It is the main ingredient in an oldfashioned, but rye whiskey is hardly passe. Its enjoying a massive resurgence in popularity. Well take you to new craft distill reece where the brown liquor is generating plenty of green. That is ahead. First, the latest in our top story this morning. There is anger for america on the treats of baghdad the streets of baghdad as the world awaits the next move following an air strike that killed irans top air commander, Qassem Soleimani, in iraq. Thousands gathered in baghdad this morning for the funeral procession of irans top general and iraqi militant leader as they chanted america is the great satan. Iran is warning there will be harsh retaliation for the killing of soleimani. The pentagon says he was developing plans to attack americans. 3,000 u. S. Troops are now headed for the middle east. President trump tried to calm concerns about the u. S. Air strike that killed soleimani in an address in florida on friday. Mr. Trump defended the attack. We took action last night to stop a war. We did not take action to start a war. A senior Administration Official tells cbs news the cabinet was in full agreement on the strike, but some democratic lawmakers complain the white house should have consulted congress about the decision. Republicans say plans are under way to brief the entire Senate Perhaps as early as next week. Irans threat of retaliation has put major cities across the u. S. On high alert. New york citys mayor announced heightened police presence. More officers have already been deployed at key landmarks like the u. N. Philadelphias lincoln financial field will see increased security measures for the eagles playoff game tomorrow. The department of Homeland Security says there is no known credible threat on american soil at this time. It is warning that iranianbacked hackers could target u. S. Infrastructure for Cyber Attacks. In indonesia, more than 50 people are dead after flash floods and landslide swept through the capital. Todays the first time rescuers were able to reach hundreds of villagers. Torrential rains caused rivers to break banks and flow into jakarta and surrounding areas on wednesday. Crews are looking for possible survivors trapped under tons of mud. About 200,000 people are unable to return home. More rain is expected in the coming days. And there is no end in sight to australias Deadly Wildfires this morning. The fire danger is increasing along with the temperatures which are expected to hit record highs. The fires have burned more than 12 million acres, more than any year here in the u. S. Since the 1950s. Our partners at network 10 in australia have more from a coastal town where thousands have been told to evacuate. Reporter were in a town on the south coast of new south wales, and the smoke is incredibly thick. You might be able to see it. It looks like snow falling. Thats actually ash. Its been falling all day. Its just making it incredibly difficult and at times painful to breathe. Its stinging the eyes. Conditions are growing increasingly worse here in new south wales. Thousands have been evacuated across three states as some 200 bush fires continue to rage. The death toll has now exceeded 20. Also for many, some 500 homes have burned to the ground. Australia, though, has welcomed the support of the United States. Some 40 u. S. Firefighters have arrived to help battle the deadly blazes. The australian military, the army and the navy have also been deployed to help evacuate people in coastal towns that are surrounded by fire. Were now in the danger zone. Weve had recordbreaking temperatures. The winds are picking up, and conditions are actually ripe for fires to merge to create monster fires. So the next 12 to 24 hours is going to be critical. For cbs this morning saturday, teegan george, australia. Neverending. 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We paid a visit to vegas during the Global Gaming expo, the largest such trade show in north america, to learn more about this game change in gambling. Battle, fight im not going to take it easy reporter in his worlds of gaming he knows how to stick them im not letting you win this time. If you win, its for real. Okay, i won. I won 180 because we each bet 100. And the house took the rate. Reporter 20. Thats how this game works. And thats how we bring esports to the casino. Reporter gray boys game ceo is the First Company to have this new betting on casino floors. How is essentially your slot machine different from those of the past . We call it video game gambling. Its also referred to as skillbased games. Our games are not slot machine games. Youre playing a real video game for money. Reporter with titles that might sound familiar like one of the most successful game franchises. Or terminator two judgment day. His goal to attract a different crowd. Our average customer is 30 to 35 years old. Reporter thats a good thing . Thats a great thing for casinos. Slot machines make about 80 of gaming revenue for casinos. The average slot machine player is a 55 to 60yearold female customer. So were bringing in new younger customers that are playing gambling games at the casino. Reporter of the more than 42 million tourists who came to vegas last year, 38 were millennials their for oneofakind experiences at restaurants, clubs, and concerts. That means fewer people are hitting the casino floor. Just 74 compared to 90 25 years ago. Whether its a slot machine, gaming, its about us connecting with our audience. Reporter Lavelle Walker runs mgms worldwide competitive gaming division. Kids grew up playing nintendo 64. Yahoo versus my parents who grew up playing atari. Completely different. Reporter walkers betting on game co. B thines the mgm grand and park mgm in october. The genzs, millennials, are going to take over the industry. We need to direct our efforts to the new cohort of people. Reporter youre telling me vegas will look drastically different in another ten years . Absolutely. As far as the product, as far as the way we orient our floors, everything about the landscape of our industry will start to change over the next five to ten years. Reporter the first test run came back in 2016 with caesars in atlantic city. A contract that was not renewed. Gray boys has expanded to other states with new games like neon dream. Im a future tech geek. Reporter tech geek and pop culture icon with eight million instagram followers and packed houses across the globe. Fewer people are as connected to younger millennials than mega deejay steve aoki. I like rolling the dice, you know, i like the experience of being on the casino floor and finding a way to merge those two worlds together. And reporter set to your music. Yeah. You dont have to be the 15yearold playing fortnite in the bedroom, say mom, leave me alone, ill come later for dinner. Everyone picks up some way to entertain themselves, you know. This is for them. Also for like almost the demo that comes to my shows, too. When they leave the show, theyre like, okay, i can play there skillbase kind of game. Reporter as i go back to the question of why someone would pay money to play a game they can play at home. Here at g2e were launching a multiplayer arena. Now you can come to a casino and play video games in a tournament with 32 or 64 people and win big prizes right at the casino. Thats something you just cant do at home. Reporter with new types of gamblers come new concerns. For me, gambling was recreational for the better part of my gambling career, so to speak. And then one day, it wasnt. Reporter ted hardwell is among the 1 to 2 of americans dealing with a gambling disorder. Hes also on the Nevada Council on problem gaming which encourages responsible gambling. The main focus now needs to be concentrating on making sure that were not marketing these types of gambling machines to minors. And also that the people who are playing them are aware that the odds are still in the houses favor no matter what. We want to make the games engaging, but were not out trying to addict people to a new kind of gambling. All of our games are only in licensed casinos. You have to be 21. So no kids are ever playing this game. We actually did a study last year about how people perceive the balance between chance and skill in our games. They see these games similar to how they see blackjack. Ultimately these games are flow different than the games that are already in the casino. Reporter game co is looking to flowers its footprints to increase its footprints overseas. Gray boise its as a winwin for the house there you go. Reporter and thrill seeking betters alike. The blue ones you have to shoot twice reporter just like a gamer would. Do you think theres a point in time that slot machines wont be on a gaming floor . I am a huge fan of slot machines. Theyre never going to go away completely. But the great thing is they dont have to. Theres plenty of room in casinos for new kind of games that attract new, different audiences. And these things are going to live together forever. Reporter the big question, of course, is how long are the casinos going to wait before they turn a profit, you know. Question is, finding that right mix of bringing the new games in while still keeping the older betters its amazing that 80 of gambling revenue in casinos comes from slots. Slot machines. Right . And the addiction of you dont have to do that anymore. Were doing that. Pressing the button. Exactly. You like my skill though, right . The. You were great. You were stunning. As casinos are trying something new, bar patrons are returning to a drink of old. Rye was once the most popular liquor in america. Now theres a rye resurgence under way. That story is next. You are watching cbs this morning saturday. As a home instead caregiver, for everything that i give, i get so much in return. Hearing all of stanleys stories about his home, and everything that hes learned over the years, it reminds me that this is as much for him as it is for me. Join our family of home instead caregivers and help make a world of difference. Home instead senior care. Apply today. Home instead senior care. Because you get matched with i la plan tailored to you m, whether youre a dine outer, take outer, veggie person, definitely not just veggie person, bread lover, or cheese lover. All you have to do is answer personal assessment questions and get scientifically matched with a proven weight loss plan. Find out which new customized plan can make losing weight easier for you the new program from ww. Weight watchers reimagined. Join for free lose 10 lbs. On us. 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Reporter ryan ciuchta is the head blender at kings counties distillery in brooklyn. When it opened a decade ago, it became the first distillery to open in new york city since prohibition. So from a bank to a booze factory yes. Once we had the separation from the british, all things british went out of fashion. Rum being one of them. Reporter this is when america really stamped itself with rye. Yes. Reporter americans in those early days of the republic drank a lot. An estimated 14,000 to 20,000 distill reece were operating in the dill tillries were operating in the United States. The average american consumed nearly two bottles of spirits a week. Even George Washington got in the game. At one point becoming the largest distiller of rye whiskey in the country. Rye was dominant for more than a century. It wasnt until prohibition that distilling in the ryerich northeast dried up. American rye tends to be a little bit shorter, and its got its own distinctive flavor. And obviously aromatic characteristics, as well. Reporter alan katz is the cofounder of the new York Distilling Company and an expert on american cocktail culture. World war i, post world war i into prohibition rye whiskey started to fall out of favor. Really post world war ii in a classic sense of marketing rules all, bourbon became the preferred spirit for a cultured set of people. Rye whiskey was perhaps thought of as more blue collar. It wasnt the cocktail sensibility of the 19th century anymore. Reporter rye continued to sit in the cellar of americas alcohol appetite for more than five decades. Clay risen has written two books about whiskey. The third will be exclusively about rye. Historically speaking, i mean, this has been a pretty fast pickup of how quickly rye has returned. Absolutely. In the last ten years, youve seen rye jump 198 . Reporter in 2009 revenue from rye in the u. S. Totaled about 15 million. By 2018, that had risen to 205 million. So why is rye returning so strongly . The first thing is really the success of bartender culture in driving consumer tastes. So early on you saw a lot of bartenders going back to preprohibition recipes, finding a lot of things that were rye driven. And consumers jumped at it. That was one thing. I think the other is theres a lot of curiosity out there these days. People want to try different whiskeys. Theres no brand loyalty. No style loyalty. Something like rye comes along and people say, oh, that sounds great. I want to try something new. Reporter you smell it, it smells spicier and cleaner. At kings county and new york distilling, we sampled a number of different ryes. Give it a shot. All right. Cheers. Reporter cheers. Happy new year. Happy new year. Reporter and at different stages in the process. This is a glass that allows you to take samples efficiently. Reporter thats good stuff right there. So this has been sitting in the barrel for how long . For about 3. 5 years. Reporter and now its breakfast. It could be breakfast. This went into the barrel at 115 proof, and its probably on just either side of that. Reporter pretty good. Very good. Were really in the platinum age of american cocktail culture. Coast to coast and everywhere in between because people are taking the time to Pay Attention to their ingredients and how theyre using them in mixed drinks. Reporter if people are reluctance to try rye or intimidated when they hear about it, what do you say . First of all, what i recommend is they go for something thats what you would call a relatively low rye. Jim beam basic rye. Something like wild turkey. I heck mend people try it recommend people try it in a drink first. Like the oldfashioned. One of my absolute sfafrts. Reporter or the man handle. You dont forget the classic recipe. Its two ounces, in our case of rye whiskey, half an ounce of sweet vermouth, and a little bit of bitters. Births add another dimension bitters adds another dimension, almost a Fourth Dimension to cocktails. Going to add two dashes there. Well give it a nice stir. Not only chilling it, but were diluting it. Wed like you to have more than one cocktail. Reporter i smell the bitters. The last ingredient. Sitting up on top of the ice. You cant really overstir a wellmade manhattan. And then equally so to keep that drink cold, well put it in a chilled cocktail glass. Reporter scrumptious. Scrumptious. Good. Cheers. Rye whiskey rye whisk rye whiskey reporter producers like katz and ryan ciuchta believe rye is in the process of reclaiming its rightful place as americas historic spirit. Has any spirit has the roller coaster ride that rye has . Im not sure that it has. I mean, thats a great analogy for a roller coaster ride. And i hope that that coaster is just seemingly soaring and is never going to fall again. I drank this rye whiskey until im laid in my grave so now clay recommended doing a lowproof rye to start or in a cocktail which means, of course, that i gave you guys the high proof not in a cocktail. I believe 102 proof. This is from kings county. Ooh. Cheers. Cheers. Thats really smooth. Right. So i think one thing people hear spice when he they think rye and think its going to be really hot. Like a pepper or something. Its more of a subtle look at this. Ooh. Maybe not a subtle flavor that can unfold a little bit here. Im a lightweight. What can i say . Yours looks darker i dont have ice. Because obviously because you were having it for breakfast. Jeffs not a lightweight. What have we got . Rittenhouse, whistle pig, high west, kings county, some of the ragtime rye. Just some nice, you know they put real care into these, they do. I know they do. Talking about years and years and a lot of patience. Yes. You enjoyed every moment. Cheers to you for bringing this to us. Cheers to you. Cheers to everybody. Cheers to Bill Belichick, many would say. What if he was the head coach of the new york jets . My sound off, but it was true if you remember for less than a day. Well recall a decision two decades ago that changed the fortunes two of nfl teams in the league itself. And with the recent standup special and starring roles in a new movie an about there lady, tiffany haddish. Youve been foamnated for not one been nominated for not one, not two, not three, not four, not five, but six grammys. You probably watched as a kid. Now you are a grammynominated artist several times over. What does that mean to you . I guess i can say anything can happen once you like honpennsylvania put your full honestly put your full effort into something. You may not see the results right away, youll see them. A lot has happened since we saw you in september. Im following the melody of the beginning. And then the line just comes to me. What was the line . 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However unlikely it may seem this year, the new England Patriots began their quest for an unprecedented seventh super bowl title tonight when they kick off the post season against the Tennessee Titans. The pats have appeared in nine super bowls already this century, winning six. No other team comes even close. And much of that success can be traced back to one fateful afternoon 20 years ago today. Thank you. It was supposed to be a routine press conference. On january 4th, 2000, the new york jets assembled the media to introduce bill belchick as their new head coach. What happened next stunned football fans and ended up defining the past 20 years of the nfl. Ive decided to resign as the head coach of the new york jets. Reporter garynews that was the most startling announcement i think ive ever heard at a press conference. Reporter belichick, the jets defensive coordinator, was promoted to replace Bill Parcells who had resigned as the jets head coach one day earlier. Belichick backed out 24 hours later and forced the jets to trade him to their division rivals, the new England Patriots. The rest is history. Intercepted at the goal line hes in patriots win the super bowl [ cheers ] the dynasty continues with tom brady as his quarterback, belichick went on to win a record six championships. In the same time new york has had six different head coaches. And since joining the patriots, belichick has dominated the jets head to head. Two rival teams. One reaching untold success, the other still searching for answers. All starting 20 years ago today. I mean, that changed the course of nfl history. The patriots have become the most dominant dynasty over a sustained period of time in nfl history. And it would not have happened if Bill Belichick did not resign after one day. You could argue would not have happened if drew bledsoe has not gone out and tom brady came in to become the quarterback. I looked at the jets. Its almost like 15 quarterbacks in that time, Something Like that. Obviously the reporters in the room didnt know that he was going to say that at the time. No. Yeah. Crazy day. Do wean what got him do we know what got him to go . Bill parcells would be my i dont know, michelle. I dont know. Many, many speculations. Speaking of bills, go, bills. Bill belichick and the patriots host the Tennessee Titans in the afc wild card game tonight. Kickoff 8 15 eastern. B you can watch it here on cbs. Heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Hes been named the best chef in the world. Up next on the dish, well meet houstons own Chris Shepard. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. Tremfya® helps adults with moderate to Severe Plaque Psoriasis uncover clearer skin that can last. In fact, tremfya® was proven superior to humira® in providing significantly clearer skin. Tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. 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Were worth it. This morning on the dish, a houston chef whos earning a stickssized reputation texassized reputation. Growing up in oklahoma c shepards First Hospitality job was washing dishes in a japanese restaurants. A chef position opened up, and before long he was hooked. Making his way to houston, shepard opened under belly, an ode to the immigrant cuisine, winning a 2014 James Beard Award for best chef southwest. Hes moved on opening georgia james, ub preserve, and onefifth. This year, won another top honor the rod report named him their worldwide chef of the year. His very first cookbook, cook like a local, came out in september. Good morning, and welcome to the dish. Holy smokes, man. You won a lot of awards. Written a lot of books. Its interesting you have a lot of food. What do we have here . We just wanted to go a couple of things from the book. Kind of shows the diversity of our city. So a little japche, a korean sweet potato noodle dish, an g eggplants dish. Key to the city, the fajitas, always, done in the vietnamese style. Marinated in fish sauce and chile, and wrapped up in lettuce. Roasted Butternut Squash with bacon jam and granola. Pancakes with a sweet soy syrup and waiting for a tiki drink. Tiki spices, passion fruits. Cheers. Cheers to that. Jeoned all the awards. But i want to start with the book because in it, its not just the recipes, you talk a lot about these immigrant populations and their food and why its so important. What drew you to that . It was learning more about our city. And so when we started talking about the book, a lot of times people focus on when you talk about local, the aspect of local food, right. Okay, where are your apples from, your lettuce from. We wanted to focus on the cultures that existed in your city and learning more from that. You can be part of your community and learn and celebrate everybody. You went as far as vietnam to really sort of flesh all that out. Yeah. We decided that we needed to take a trip to vietnam so i could learn more about houston. Because thats a lot of we have one of the largest vietnamese populations in the city. I wanted to know where is that going now. And so it was we spent a couple of weeks going up and down and really learned a lot about houston. Its one thing people outside houston, people dont understand, is first how diverse houston is. Second, how great the food is. Yeah. Including that over there. Can you talk more about that . It was one of these things where we wanted to do this dish, and i was talking to my pastry chef. I really like green curry, and i think it would be delicious in pancakes. She was like, well, what kind offer is subpoena this based on . Kind of syrup is this based on in . Sweet soy. Salt, lime zest and citrus, candied peanuts. One of those perfect desserts. When you talk about the different foods in houston, one of your restaurants thats fats fascinating, onefifth. Each year its been a different cuisine. Youre on your fourth now. Yeah. Isnt there temptation at the end of each year to keep it going . How have you been able to manage that . If its working, why not keep it going . You know, it was the idea that it would be the playground to figure out what we wanted to do next. What was the next restaurants . It was the opportunity that you dont normally get. You spend a lot of normal into a restaurant, you hope it works. This we could see by running it for 11 months, does it is it good . Do we do this in the future . Yeah. And so yeah. I mean, we just did the Eastern Mediterranean was really popular and successful. But it was hard to change. We had to go. You got to keep going. Its gulf coast now. I really that, too. Year five, i have to make a decision soon, but i have no clue. Love it. Well weigh in i dont know. How do you decide that then . Its you know, its talking to the chef and the staff, talking to everybody. There and seeing what theyre passionate about. If nobodys passionate about it, it doesnt work. Is that how you maintain quality and control as you expands and open new places . Just passion . Yeah. You cant teach heart. And thats what we talk about all the time when we go through hiring processes and how we talk about our staff. And you cant teach heart. You can teach everything else, but you just cant teach the intangible oreallyarearnnddo bed with your staff and clients. Im going to have you sign our dish. Absolutely. If you could have this meal with anyone past or present, who would it be . You guys right now. My goodness. Aw. I love that. Nice. Im a very big in the moment. To be right now. Yes. So i think this is a perfect setting for what were doing. Fantastic. Go ahead and sign. Thank you so much, chris. We appreciate it. My pleasure. If you want more on Chris Shepard or the dish, head to cbsthismorning. Com. Up next in our saturday sessions, wuchb our alltime one of our alltime favorites, they crush it every time, alabamas st. Paul and the broken bones. Theyre in the midst of a national tour, and studio 57 is one of their stops. You are watching cbs this morning saturday. With advil, you have power over pain, so the whole world looks different. The unbeatable strength of advil. What pain . Mostly. You make time. When you can. But sometimes life gets in the way, and that stubborn fat just wont go away. Coolsculpting takes you further. And eliminates treated fat cells for good. Discuss coolsculpting with your doctor. Some common sideeffects include temporary numbness, discomfort, and swelling. Dont imagine results, see them. Coolsculpting, take yourself further. Save 100 on your coolsculpting treatment. Text resolution to 65190 to learn more. Save 100 on your coolsculpting treatment. Shes had a tiny cough. See you at 5 seriously . Protection. 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There could be another way another way to do this darling doesnt matter matter matter to put your heart put your heart through oh baby i know i always said i never meant to hurt you babe i never meant to hurt you this is the very very last time im ever gonna do it im ever gonna do it baby and i know that id be happier and i know you would too and i know that id be happier lord i know you will too oh oh eventually love yeah i should have mentioned it lets groove i wish i could tell you about a stranger i wish i could tell if im never never ever in my life ever going to do it baby i aint ever going to do it no and i know that id be happier and i know you will too and i know that id be happier lord i know i would and i know you will too oh eventually love i should have mentioned love oh baby oh i should have i should be the one to lean on i said lord i said lord im not gonna take it no more lord i said come on eventually i said eventually ooh ooh [ applause ] more from st. 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Is it the way that i move with you is it the way that my body grooves can we persuade our hips to move all of the time inside our room youve got me feeling like i cant hold you baby we aint gotta fight lets flow with it this feeling i have can we take all the time with you can we take our time with you you got me feeling like i cant hold you baby you aint got to fight lets flow with it this feeling i have baby never let you go yeah let you go you got me feeling like you aint got it no more baby next will we ever ever the one i know [ applause ] for those of you still with us, more music from st. Paul and the broken bones. From their debut album this is broken bones and pocket change. Young love has made me old time restless and blue when i cared and she goes says goodbye to my poor soul but pocket change is all she left me all se left me yes she did the reckless love is a miracle one down ooh baby vot aint nobody aint nobody gonna love me darling i just stand here what so proudly we hailed at the twilights last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, oer the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming . And the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there; o say does that starspangled banner yet wave oer the land of the free and the home of the brave . Tract live from the cbs studios this