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Brewing inside this machine. See how a robot can make a better cup of coffee than a barista, all that and much more on cbs this Morning Saturday, december 28th, 2013. Captioning funded by cbs and welcome to the weekend. We also have some great guests for you here in studio 57 this morning. Some consider him the greatest chef, daniel. And hes also in the food business. You probably wont recognize this machblt ed curry broke the record for creating the hottest pepper known to man. Anthonys going to sample it. So are you. But a storm is brugge and could put a chill on new years celebration. This latest winter wallop comes just one week after major ice storm struck from the midwest all the way to new england. In vermont crews are working to restore electricity after ice packed power lines came down. About 100,000 customers are still struggling with no power. Most of them are in michigan and maine. Heres meteorologist Danielle Niles of our boston station wbztv. Snow showers in the Northern Plains but our areas of rain are coming out of the southeast, heavy at times. Spreads to the carolinas by the time by the time we get to overnight. Heavy rain from jacksonville back up to d. C. The rain will fall heavy at times in southern new england. Snow falls heavily in Northern New England tomorrow evening and night before the whole storm pulls way from the northeast on monday. So how much rain are we talking . A widespread 1 to 2 inches up and down the eastern seaboard. Heaviest amounts through georgia down to alabama where two more inches could be possible. Snowfall is a different story. Its definitely a coating to aninch. Minneapolis to chicago, a little more in the upper great lakes. Its 6 to 12 in parts of central and eastern canada, stretching back into Northern New England where, of course they were hit very hard with the ice storm last weekend and there may be 12 or more inches that falls away from the coastline in maine where theyre still dealing with several thousand outages. After that the story is the art tick air. Its going to return and dive in here as we head into new years eve and new years day. That means dangerous cold as we head into the ball drop. Midnight temperatures teens in boston new york city dangerously cold below zero in minneapolis back up to bismarck. Anthony and vinita back over to you. Danielle miles of wbztv in boston. Thanks. The ship is still stuck in ice. The ship is about 1,700 miles south of tasmania. Its been trapped in the ice since Christmas Eve. Bill whitaker explains what went wrong with the first rescue effort and whats happening now. Reporter this is working. You have to be flexible. Reporter lead scientist chris turney is putting a best face on a bad situation. Stuck in ice on Christmas Eve and their first rescue attempt failed. The snow dragon from china was forced back by weather. People were pointing to the ship and everyone had smiles on their faces. It must be a letdown of sorts. Thats right. Absolutely. Its still there. Its staying there in case of any problems. Reporter an australian breaker is steaming to the rescue. The problem is the aunt art tick weather. Fierce winds have blown a shelf of ice around the ship. Theres now 13 miles. Thats why weve got to this phenomenal not just expansion of sea ice but a far greater thickness than anticipate. Reporter more than 9 feet thick. Thicker than an ice breaker. Individually thats correct. Working together they can break it away. Reporter so in the best case scenario, when do you see yourself breaking out of the ice . If were fortunate, in the next three or four days that would be absolutely fantastic but thats an optimistic view. Who knows after, that its still changeable. Reporter for today researchers are hoping for change in the weather and a change in their luck. For cbs this Morning Saturday, Bill Whitaker los angeles. Members of the u. S. Military are free this morning after they were detained briefly in libya following an altercation at a checkpoint. The state Department Says the incident happened 40 miles west of tripoli on friday. No one was injured. The four were believed to be special forces. Now to the debate over the National Security agent size collections of millions of americans phone records. On friday a federal judge here in new york said the massive collection of data is legal but the matter may not end there. Chip reid is with the president in hawaii. Chip good morning. Reporter well, good morning, anthony. We now have two decisions from two different federal judges and they are directly contradictory. Both decisions are being appeal and its looking increasingly likely that this issue could wind up before the United States stream court. In a 54page ruling federal judge pauley says it does not violate a constitutional ban on reasonable searches and seizures. There is no evidence the judge wrote, that the government has used any data for any purpose other than to obstruct terrorist attack attacks. He cites terrorist plots that were obstructed. He added, as the september 11th attacks demonstrate, the cost of missing such a thread can be horrific. The opinion acknowledges former nsa contractor Edward Snowdens unauthorized disclosure of the Data Collection and adds that despite the public debate and litigation, such a program if unchecked imperils the Civil Liberties of every citizen. But the judge noted in this case it is not uncollected. Its overseen by the department of justice, the intelligence community, special court and congress. The decision made friday dismisses the law brought by the american Civil Liberties union and judge leon ruled against the government earlier this month calling the Government Surveillance Program almost orwellian and what once would have been considering the stuff of science fiction. It makes it more likely that the Supreme Court will eventually decide this issue. The white house had no comment on the rule bug earlier this month the president ial panel recommended changes to the program and, anthony and vinita a senior white house official here in hawaii told me when the president returns to washington in january, hell propose a specific set of reforms. Chip reid traveling with president obama in hawaii. Thanks, chip. And tomorrow morning on face the nation, bop schieffer talks with michael hayden. You can see face the nation right here on cbs. Today alone 1rks. 3 million americans out of work for more than 26 weeks lost their extended benefits because theres no more money to pay for them. Joining us now is Peter Schrader writing for the hill. We said its for people without work for more than 26 weeks. But is there anyone else . There are others who have been looking for work even longer. They used to be able to go up to 73 weeks. Now anybody in that window is going to be looking at a loss of benefits. Youre going to see more and more people maxing out the 26week window and theyre going to lose benefits they would have had under this program. We know the recession has greatly inflated the longterm unemployed. The white house has said it will impact 9. 4 million. Why the change now . What happened in congress . The change now is congress didnt extend the program. It was due to expire today and it didnt get around to extending it. There was a budget passed. It didnt include this despite the push for some democrats on the hill who wanted to see it included. Theyre saying they want to revisit it in the new year early on. So there are interesting arguments to me on both sides of the aisle for why they want it extended. What are they saying . Democrats say theres an issue with the longterm unemployment. We still need to have the safety net with them. Thats because theres a significantly larger amount of unemployed. The republicans point to the economy and say, look this was an emergency program. The economy is getting better. When do we have the conversation about no longer continuing the program . Giving these benefits out to millions of americans cost money. Where are we going to find the spending cuts elsewhere. So if this gets put back on the table in the new year by the democrats, what are the chances it could pass. The question is whats going to happen. Harry readid said its going to come back. The white house has been aggressive saying we want to see it extended. Its very important. The question is what are republicans going to be looking for if they want exceptions. There are very few republicans who say they want it extend. Were looking at proposals but were seeing how it will cover the costs, how to find jobs as opposed to receiving Unemployment Benefits so trying to find the compliments become as central question. Why do we get the sense that this issue has float under the radar. While weve been reporting on it a while, people havent been talking about it. When you talk about 1. 3 million losing their benefits thats an eyepopping number but its been under the drawer for washington. They had to deal with the Government Shutdown a come of months ago fight over the debt limits and push toward the budget. They took up time took up energy. The white house put out a report at the beginning of the month talking about how important it would be to get this extended. It didnt quite rise to getting extended including the last chance at the end of the year to get it done so just kind of slipped through the cracks. Peter schrader thank you for joining us this morning. They got the p. I. N. Numbers. Thats what target says about the hackers. Target says the numbers are encrypted so the number is small. But the haerks did get names, debit and credit card codes and all the information em wedbedded on the strips. Ups and fedex are playing catchup. Ups said it will issue refunds to customers who paid for holiday delivery but did not receive their packages in time. The surge created the backlog. The trouble comes as the next part of the shipment season begins afterchristmas exchanges and, of course all the returns. The investigation into the massacre of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre is finally over. State Police Released the final report along with hundreds of photos. The photos describe in graphic detail what happen ded. 20 first graders and 6 adults died and then adam lanza killed himself. The spacewalk began by place highresolution cameras outside the station. The goal was to beam it back to earth. When nothing transmitted the astronauts were told to take down the cameras and bring them back for inspection. Its been an interesting week in russia with the government releasing several highprofile prisoners ranging from greenpeace activists to punk band members. Holly Williams Joins us now with more on what some think is a Public Relations campaign. Good morning. Good morning, vinita and anthony. Theyre looking at this as a white wash ahead of the sochi winter olympics. But if thats true it doesnt seem to be working. Members of the band pussy riot were arrested for staging this protest in a moscow cathedral two years ago. Two members of the band were still in prison before the amnesty. Now theyve been freed a year before they were due to be release, but theyre not grateful to president putin. Yesterday they said they want him removed from power and were only released because of political pressure outside russia ahead of the sochi olympics. Several World Leaders have announced they wont be attending the games. Thats being seen as a protest against russias new law banning what it calls homosexual propaganda as well as a crackdown on political demonstrations. This drilling land 26 foreign greenpeace activists in court where they were facing lengthy prison terms. Instead theyve been freed under the amnesty, and five british member of the group arrived home last night to be reunited with their families. But theyre not grateful either and hope the olympics will focus the worlds attention on russias political system. Its a big issue, a big human rights issue and i hope that sochi coming out will allow the worlds media to shine the light and well keep talking about these things. Reporter one man who will keep talking is Mikhail Khordokovsky a former oil tycoon who was convicted of oil and tax evasion after he financed some of putins political opponents. After ten years behind bars he was given a president ial pardon and is now in germany. He said he wont get directly involved in politics again but will fight for the release of other prisoners. This amnesty was approved unanimously by the russian parliament. Its thought that more than 20,000 prisoners, many of them convicted of political crimes lrks be released. Vinita and anthony. Holly williams in london thank you. Duck dynastys star fill robertson and a e have made up. He was suspended after making a comment about homosexuals and blacks. They made a statement why they were bringing back their number one program. It said duck dynasty is not a show about one mans views. It resonates with many because it talks about family. They come together to reflektd and pray for tolerance and forgiveness. G. L. A. G. Said if challenges with phil is not part of next steps the times in india says a train caught on fire. It started and quickly spread. Many passengers were asleep at the time. Others jumping to safety. The Los Angeles Times says many refbler errevelers want to make sure there are new additions. Theyll include checks for marijuana, cocaine and, other drugs. The Washington Post say as whitetailed deer was no match for two cheetahs at the national zoo in washington. Its unclear why the deer jump into the cheetahs enclosure. The cheetahs acted as they normally would. The New York Times says the state could drop to fourth place behind florida when they release their latest population numbers next week. California and text are one and two respectfully. And the detroit news says the Detroit Lions are taking a chance on speed. They assign eded him for one year to see if the fastest rugby player can play football. He said he was doubted his whole life. He hopes he can prove him well. Tomorrow there are two doordie games. Some have some playoff implications. Here to break it all down, kevin clark, reporter for the wall street journal. Good morning, kevin. Good morning, anthony. How is it . I spoke with one and he said they feel like theyre sitting around studying for the s. A. T. They dont know if they could get in at 98 or 97 oshr 8 8. Of the six spots five are locked up. How many have a chance for the wild card . Four. There could be a front way tie, 88. Anything could happen. Youre going to need nine tv screens to breakthrough all down. Borrow a tv from your neighbor. Theres going to be so much going on you really have to have a guide in front of you to figure it all out. Thats an amazing graphic there. I love it. The nfc has three spots. You like the green bay packer over the chicago bears. Aaron rodgers for green bay is coming back to health. Jay cutler is back to help for the bears. That may be bad news for the bears. Jay cutler is 18 all time for the bears. Really i think its gnaw team in green bay with Aaron Rodgers at the helm and think theyre getting in the mayoffs at the right time. You saw the ravens getting hot at the right time. You mentioned it so we have to talk about dallas. So many are looking at kitna and saying can he do it for them . Kitna was Teaching High School in taco na washington and now hes going to be a backup. Kitna will be an insurance policy. Orton has never started for the dallas cowboys. And hes 3424. That needs tony romo number. He would have a good chance of winning the game. It all come downs to him usually in the fourth quarter. He doesnt have that opportunity now. Hes out. The Philadelphia Eagles are going to run rough shot. The only way they can do it the cowboys, if Demarco Murray runs 200 yards. The eagles have a good rushing defense. Theres no way without romo unfortunately that this will be a game sunday night. The Arizona Cardinals and new orleans saints. Who stays, who goes home . They always win at home. Cardinals will finish with a really great record but there are too many great teams. The saints as a six seed its really going to be a dine moot couple of weeks there. When is the last time we had playoffs this exciting . I was talking with people inside the league who dont remember. Its like march madness where you watch every game. So much has to do with the other game. People dont know what to watch really. And so like we said you know get nine tv screens and figure it out from there. My husbands going to make me watch every one of those games, i can already feel. It the nfl today will have coverage starting at noon eastern today right here. It is 7 21 and now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Coming up from health care to ted cruz, a look ahead at the big economic and political stories of next year. And later a trend is brewing. Im lee woodruff. Baristas beware. This robotic kiosk claims to brew the perfect cup of cove. This story coming up on cbs this Morning Saturday. We all have our little tricks. Mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. I dont mind i mean its orange creme. And when mom said bobby was too edgy. sup girl. I just swapped him out for tyler. sup girl. Mom never questioned bobby again. Two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. And everybody wins. Yoplait. It is so good. Something from a scifi flick. It was sent out its twice the size he thought it was. Well be right back. This is cbs this Morning Saturday. I didnt know for euros you and Warren Beatty were brother and sister. Yeah. We were very different. I know i know. You said thank god he was a boy. You didnt have to compete with a girl. I looked at a lot of other women who had sisters and went through that. With him i felt more of a protection because he is hes your younger brother. Yeah. Does he ever call you up and say, why did you say that or why did you do that . Yeah he does. And i do the same with him. We have watched Shirley Maclaine on the big screen for close to 60 years now. Shes won many awards and been paired with Silver Screen heavyweights including jack nicholson. Do you think you can possibly put the top up . The tops at home in the garage. Frank sinatra. Marry me now, today. I love that you said you were the mascot for the rat pack and everybody just assumed that maybe you were involved with somebody in the rat pack but thats absolutely not true. Absolutely not true. Wasnt even interested. Had a bit of a crush on dean. Frank was not my type. Too little too skinny, too short. I like mysterious, you know complicated very macho mitchum type. And i had a relationship with him. You had a long relationship with him. Im thinking its fun to be the mascot for lack of a better word for the mascot. Absolute. It was wonderful. That time will never come again. Everybody cares too much about having to present themselves. Ball in new york that will welcome in the new year. All crystals shining greatly. The preparations for dropping the ball will be given a run threw. And on tuesday we ring in the new year. Welcome to cbs this Morning Saturday. Im anthony mason. And im vinita nair. The top story of this hour is future. We know the headlines for this year but what will they be in the new year . John buss ise looks at the new year. Good morning. Good morning. The economy continues to be a big story and will be for next year, you think . The good news is there is. Youre seeing Economic Growth in the country. Revisions are being sort of raised at this point. I think we probably all know people are looking for work and we know companies that are still streaming, downsizing, moving divisions around and cutting costs. On the whole theyre cutting consumer spending. This is something economists have been predicting for years. Theyve been saying for the last couple of years, this is the year were going break out. Do you think you might . I think its happening. Its been happening now for a couple of years. Youre seeing Economic Growth continuing. Youre seeing employment getting stronger. Companies are hiring again. All of thats really positive. But theres this feeling of great caution about the process as well. The u. S. Has been through so many knocks and theres so many questions still overseas about how thats going to affect Economic Growth in the United States. The companies are really very very careful. You mentioned oversea. Youre talking china, japan, and europe. You are talking theyre struggling. Could bit to our benefit or detriment . Probably u. S. Growth 2 3 its going to be a Huge Positive for economies overseas. All these other areas of the world are in and of themselves engines of growth, china, japan, europe. All of them are going through their own restructuring at this point. They are going to be looking to the United States to kind of create a tailwind for them to draft behind and thats probably whats going to be happening. Lets look at politics now because were coming into a year for midterm elections. What kind of impact do you think thats going to have on a washington thats already dysfunctional . Were already looking forward to 2014. You are witnessing in washington a slow but sure improvement in the gridlock and we have a budget deal. That hasnt happened in a lot of years. Thats a big positive for washington. At the same time the big issues, how to deal with the deficit, how to deal with the debt have not been resolved yet. The republicans are looking at what happened during the Government Shutdown. They dont want that to happen again. They know that they took a huge reputational hit for that. So 2014 youre probably going to see more of boehner in the house, particularly trying to consolidate power for republicans and to isolate those who are on the conservative french. Its also interesting to see what happened with the tea party. We want to move on to Big International stories in 2014. China is going to be big. China versus the u. S. , china versus asia. Where does china stand right now . China is in the midst of restructuring its own economy. Its going to benefit the u. S. And more than foreign companies. Its going to be pushed aside. The biggest thing for asia how is japan and asia how is it going to get along. Is the friction developing regionally because of territorial disputes going spin out of control . I think thats a huge question mark. Theres a lot of nationalism in both countries, a lot of pride. That can be a real positive for growth, and a real negative. Thank you for joining us this morning. Pleasure. Now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Up next medical news in our morning rounds from concussions to obesity. A look back at some of this years top medical stories. Including surprising effect of when superstars open up about their health. Our doctors are in the house. This is cbs this Morning Saturday. Announcer this portion sponsored by brookside chocolate. Discover brookside. Hocolate a world of remarkable tastes comes together. Rich, dark chocolate meets sweetened soft centers flavored with exotic fruit juices, like pomegranate goji with raspberry, and acai with blueberry. Its chocolate like youve never experienced it before. And it comes from a place called brookside. Discover brookside. Wisest kid, am i forgetting something . No holidays complete without campbells green bean casserole. Wish you were here. [ doorbell ] [ gasps ] [ gong ] [ wisest kid ] mm mm good mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. Afghanistan in 2009. On the u. S. S. Saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once its earned, usaa Auto Insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaas commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. Begin your legacy. Get an Auto Insurance quote. Usaa. We know what it means to serve. Using stilts to take down the lights . Not good. Going to the kmart winter sales event . Good. Get up to 60 off winter apparel and shop your way members get 10 back in points. Kmart. Get in. Get more. Its time now for morning rounds, and joining us is cbs medical correspondent dr. Jon lapook and dr. Holly phillips. First up earlier this month the food and Drug Administration announced what will be a major change in the neighs food supply. Farmers of beef, pork, and poultry will have to reduce the use of antibiotics in the animals they raise. Jon, why did the fda take this step . This is a huge problem in america. There are more than 2 million with infections 20,000 deaths. Its a big deal. Just in the last month ive had two patients with lifethreatening super bugs. What are the rules. Theyre saying you cant give antibiotis just to make them fat. They have to be given to treat illness and given by a veterinarian. How is the industry reacting to it. They say theyre on board. Theres a lot of skepticism. Theyre saying lets see if theyre really on board. Its voluntary. In three years theyre going to take a look at it and take steps if the industry is not falling in line. Such a big change. The u. S. Obesity epidemic continued this year. More than 1 3 of American Adults and 17 of schirn are obese. They made a controversial decision and officially declared obesity a disease. So holly, why do you think the ama really took this step . It seems really far. Really obesity has become an insurmountable burden not only on our society but also on our Health Care System because in addition to causing diseases like heart disease, diabetes, cancer, stroke obesity in and of itself is now the fifth leading cause of death worldwide and it accounts for 20 of our medical spending. So i think by pushing the definition were also hoping to push people being aggressive about treating it and preventing it. What actually changes, holly, if you classify obesity as a disease . The hope is it will cause insurance carriers to cover obesity, whether its treatments, surgery, or whether its even nutritional coverage. Really were trying to get the insurance carriers to recognize its a disease like anything else and that it needs treatment. All right. Angelina jolie and tom hanchs both surprised people this year about major announcements about their health. Angelina jolie talked about breast reduction to reduce her chances of Breast Cancer and tom hanks announce edd his. I went to the doctor and he said, you know those high blood sugar numbers youve been dealing with since you were 36 well you graduated. Youve got type 2 diabetes young man. Jon, what actually happens when celebrities Reveal Health information like this. People care about celebrities. There were blips in the google after stuff like this. Theres good and theres bad. Just because the celebrity comes out and says to do something, it doesnt mean anything its not often necessarily the best advice. In the case of angelina jolie, there was a lot of interest about doing mastectomies. Maybe people are being too aggressive and theyre doing them even though they dont need to and it hasnt shown it prolongs life. Obviously the benefit is that youre raising awareness, but does it also scare some people . You know vinita, i think it can be a mix of both. After angelina came out and talked about her double mastectomy, i had patients who said what was my Breast Cancer risk . Do i need to have a double mastectomy. I was happy we were able to sit at the table. On the other hand you have to take what the actors say with a grain of salt. Theyre actors and actresses. When it comes to mastectomy for some it probably makes sense to do it profill lackicly. There was a longterm discussion on concussions in those who play sports. They say they have repeated brain concussions. It shows 250,000 athletes age 19 and younger were treated in Emergency Rooms for concussions. That is up almost 60 since 2001. So the sports themselves havent changed, jon but obviously theyre just getting a lot more attention now. Yeah, they are, and were learning a lot more. It turns out that you can have lifelong permanent problems traumatic brain injury, from just having a concussion when youre younger. Its the opposite of what you think. When you get older, you get injured, you take a longer time to heal. It turns out when youre younger if you get a brain injury its worse then. There are a lot of potential side effects for that. Holly, what are the worst sports to play . Whats frightening is its the big ones and normal ones. For boys football ice hockey lacrosse wrestling. And for girls its soccer and ice hockey. So these are things we see in many, many schools. Im sort of saying to myself i think ill have my girls only join the bridge club. But its the everyday sports. Bridge can be dangerous depending on how you play it. Do helmets actually protect kids, jon . It turns out they protect you from getting a Skull Fracture and cutting up your face but theres no proof that it prevents you from getting a concussion. If we took a vote in the new room on what was the medical favorite story of the year this next one might be the winner. Take a look. This is grayson hearing his dads voice for the very first time. Daddy loves you. Daddy loves you. Reporter grayson was born without the nerve that helps connect the ear to the Hearing Center in the brain. In april he became the first child in the u. S. To receive an auditory brain stem implant as part of a clinical trial. The device on the ear transmits sounds and wires threaded through the skull. They go to a planted electrode that sits in the brain stem. This is zbrason now with his mother nicole. Reporter five months have gone by since the operation kchlt you describe what graysons development has been like . Its like a little miracle every time he hears something. But hes starting to develop speech. Reporter graysons teachers say he spontaneously says a few words like up go and byebye. He also just learned one new world. Ball. I know that because i told him to go get the ball and he went and got it. Reporter despite this kind of progress, grayson has a lot of catching up to do. Since he was a toddler, hes been communicating with hand gestures. You want to make him go up. Up. Now he has to link sounds with their meaning one word at a time. You want him to be a normal kid and young man like every parent wants for their kid. No, i dont want him to be normal actually. I want him to be extraordinary. Reporter to anyone whos met grayson, he already is. Jon, thats probably your best story too. Definitely. Youve got to love little grayson. It was the best hug ever. What a tear jerker. He loves hearing his parents voice. Well see how long that happens. Coming up the downside of christmas. What to do with all those smartphones, tvs and computers. The right advice on what to do with your waste. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. And nobody ever says goodbye [ male announcer ] if you can clear a crowd but not your nasal congestion you may be muddling through allergies. Try zyrtecd®. Powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms all in one pill. Zyrtecd®. At the pharmacy counter. 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The mayor hadnt wanted us to see this place and neither did the businessmen who were profiting from it. That was scott pelley reporting for 60 minutes on the growing problem of electronic waste back in 2008. Since then the problem has only become larger. According to the report ewaste will probably grow by 30 in three years. Joining us to talk ewaste and how to minimize it is cnets dan ackerman. Good morning. Why has this become such a big problem . Everybody has so many devices, a phone, a tablet laptop. We turn them over more quickly. You dont keep them as long as you used to. Scott was obviously overseas in that report. Whos the biggest culprit . A lot of it is industrial waste and a lot of it is consumers in the u. S. Everyone gets new stuff. What do you do with your old stuff . A lot of people throw it right in the garbage. A lot of mercury, a lot of lead. Especially in your phones. In 25 states its actually illegal to discard your old used electronics. Is that henning . What you need to do is find somewhere to recycle the stuff. It makes it ease to take stuff and put it in a recycling area. The mercury and the lead will be taken out. Thats what in new york we have a couple of time as year where you drop stuff off. There are interesting solution. One says we pay a little more when we get the phone and when we return it regret money back. Is that the only way to get people to do it . I almost think thats not even necessary because there are so many places where you can recycle electronic stuff. You need do a Little Research but a lot of stores like best buy will take it back. A lot of Companies Like dell and apple, theyll take their own stuff back. I was in whole foods and they have a big bin for old cell phones you can drop in. Thinks like televisions and computers, its a little more complicated. Theyre big rj. You have to drag them in the camp ive dragged computers and printers and monitoring stations. You have to give people incentive and make it easy no questions asked. You get a real sense. Everyone is always updwrading. How can you individually minimize your ewaste. Heres a big secret you. Dont have to throw it all away. You can reuse, regift or give it away, even control phones. You can go to amazon or a place like gazelle and given you a couple of bucks for your old iphone and thats better than throwing it in in the recycling bin. I imagine with technology, dan, its onto going to get worse, not better. It is going to get worse. People are manufacturing with less lead and other things wchl get a new laptop every year every two years. Thats just going to add to the problem. Dan ackerman thank you so much. Coming up, the pep that made the world guinness book of records. Its so hot that bad boy can be used as a weapon. And were going to have some right here in studio 57. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Using stilts to take down the lights . Not good. 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A night before christmas was published in 1823 and really introduces the idea of santa claus as we know him. Its significant. That was in new york. That was a german dutch colony and all those traditions were allowed. Christmas is celebrated in different ways in early parts of america. A little later on of course 1843, Charles Dickens writes a Christmas Carol and then its really commented that its family event. Before that it was really kind of an event, a holiday where there was a lot of riotous drinking. Kind of like santacon. That happened a long time ago. There was a riot in 1806 called the christmas riot in new york city. Vinita was trying to introduce that this morning just before the broadcast and we nixed that. The modern version of santa claus, how did he come to be . A lot of things we love and cherish today goes bake to an ancient tradition before christianity. There was a scott named oden who rode across the country on a horse. That got merged together with the name st. Nicholas. The dutch call him sinter clause. Clause klaus. Eventually he becomes santa claus. They all come together. Welcome to cbs this Morning Saturday. Im anthony mason. And im vinita nair. Coming up this half hour Yellowstone National park experiences 2,000 earthquakes a year. Theres a reason. Its sitting on a super volcano. Theres a reason. Its bigger than previously thought. Well talk with an expert what will happen when it finally erupts. Then a South Carolina man develop add pepper thats so hot it can be used as a weapon. Well tell you how hot it is. And a great meal to ring in a new year compliments of awardwinning chef daniel boulud. A big Winter Weather warning. In maine crews are still cutting through broken branches to reconnect power lines brought down by last weekends major ice storm. At the height of the storm more than a million customers from michigan to new england lost power. Meteorologist Danielle Niles of our boston station wbztv joins us. Danielle . Were tracking this storm from last season 2013. Snow showers in the Northern Plains and heavy rain down along the gulf coast are going to be the weathermakers here. Heavy downpours across the southeast will expand northward in through the carolinas and midatlantic. At the same time snow will continue to fly through the great lakes, stretching back up into eastern canada. That rain will fall hard over the midatlantic and move into new england heading into tomorrow afternoon. Lit fall hard in southern new england tomorrow night and snow will fall heavily at times before the whole storm pulls away from the northeast as we head into monday. Rainfall amounts will be one to two inches widespread up and down the eastern seaboard. Locally higher amounts heaviest when you get through Central Georgia down through alabama and snowfall amounts not that bad when you get to chicago and minneapolis. Look at the strip, 6 to 12 inches hit hard. It could be more than a foot in portions of maine away from the coastline where theyre, of course dealing with like you said thousands of outages. Lesser amounts in southern new england. After that the big story is the arctic cold. Jet streams are going to dip to the south and a lot of chilly air is going to dip in. For new years eve for the ball drop its going to be well below zero. 15 in boston on new years eve. Cold way to ring in the new year. Danielle niles of our boston station wbztv. Thank you. Rescuers are on their way to rescue a crew on a ship. Its 100 miles south of tasmania. One of them a chinese ship is expected to arrive tomorrow after being forced to turn around yesterday. The russian ship has been stuck in ice since Christmas Eve. It seems the fate of the National Security agencys National Collection of americas telephone data could use a tiebreaker. Thats because two recent Court Decisions have given contrast deeg sigss about the Surveillance Program. The white house says its needed for the war on terror. Chip reid is with the president in hawaii and said the rulings propose a challenge for the Obama Administration as they announce measures. Reporter good morning, anthony and vinita. A federal judge ruled friday that the nsas massive Data Collection system is legal. He rejected a challenge to the law by the american Civil Liberties union. Judge Richard Pauley cited specific examples of terrorist plots that have been foiled by the nsa program and said quote, as the september 11th adaejs straight, the cot of missing such a thread can be horrific. Judge pauley said the nsa program is overseen by all three branchs of government including congress, the justice department, and a special federal court. This opinion directly contradicts a decision early this month by judge leon who called the Surveillance Program almost orwellian and said once we would have thought this was the stuff of science fiction. The white house had no comment on fridays ruling but a president ial panel earlier this month recommended major changes to the nsa Surveillance Program and anthony and vinita, a senior white house official here in hawaii told me that when the president returns in january, he will offer a specific set of reforms to the nsa program. Chip reid. Chip reid traveling with the president in hawaii. Thanks. More than 1 million americans will lose their federal Unemployment Benefits today. President obama is already pushing the get the checks reinstated. He took time off from his vacation in hawaii to call two senators pushing them to get congress to renew the benefits. Mr. Obama said the cuts will hurt the nakss Economic Growth and jobs. They got the p. I. N. Numbers. That is what target said about the hackers who stole Financial Information from 40 million of its customers. The retailer said the numbers are encrypted so the risk to customers is small but the haerks did get names. Debit and credit card numbers and all the codes embedded on the magnetic strip. Yellowstone National Park could be sitting on a time bomb. There is a super volcano underneath the National Treasure thats more than twice the size of the park itself. The u. S. Geological survey itself said the volcano last erupted 630,000 years ago. Joining us now is derrick pitts. Hes the chief astronomer at the institute and Science Museum in philadelphia. Good morning. Good morning. Youre here to scare us. Absolutely. 2 1 2 times the size we thought. Yes. How significant is that . Its really significant. The claimer below yellowstone measures about 50 miles wide 20rks miles in legislate, and its 6 miles below the surface. This chachl ber is absolutely packed full of magma and an eruption from this could cause widespread destruction all across the region. As if that was not scary enough experts say they have no idea when this eruption could take place. Yeah. There are plenty of earthquakes that happen out there as you said earlier, but those earthquakes are indicative of the tivts going on below ground. Some of it may be caused by water intrusion and other things like that but the fact of the matter is there were three ee recommendations in this region before. Theres defer it in going to be another one in the future. Scientists dont know when. This could be like 40,000 years, right . We have no idea but there will always be adjusting earthquakes in that region so that region will remain seismically active and will be volcanically active. Its just the big one that people have to really be concerned about, and if we can get the science a little more refined, well have a better idea of when we might have some ballpark idea when to expect something might happen. Now youre starting to comfort me a bit. I was going to ask you, are we going to get a warning, maybe a century or so that this is coming . The really cool thing is that scientists can really mod tl area well because there are seismic detectors, 40 of them all around the region measuring in different ways and essentially taking an extra if you xray if you will and having a better grip on how to say when something could possibly be come coming coming. How are the earlier estimates so undervalued . How come scientists didnt realize how big the well was . Its duff to know whats underground. Were looking at something 6 to 9 mile bess low the earth. Its enormous. We didnt know the parameters. But now that there are so many more sensors coming to the site to be used you know, the advances in technology and model making and things like that help scientists to get a better picture, more accurate than in the past. You hinted at this before but what would an eruption really mean . Well this is so big that previous eruptions, the last eruption that happened 630,000 years ago was measured to be about 200,000 times greater than the mount st. Helens eruption. 200,000 times bigger. Thats enormous. The last eruption spread 10 feet of ash in regions miles away. Yellowstone National Park is located a seismically active region, isnt it . You have to think the whole region is the basin of an ancient volcano under which is this enormous magna chamber. It going to be seismically active for a very long time to come. But 40,000 years, right, derek . Im okay. At least not tomorrow. Let us know when the predictions get more solid. Thanks so much. My pleasure. It is about 9 minutes after the hour and heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Up next from Bruce Springsteen to frank za pa she has snapped some of the biggest names in rock and roll. Now Lynn Goldsmith is taking fans behind the scenes. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. ®. 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She never liked the title rock and roll photographer but shes one of the best. On a cold december morning Lynn Goldsmith is trying to capture patty smith. Shes my favorite to photography. Since the 1970s shes taken hundreds of pictures of the rock star and poet. This i love too. This is a very weird moment. This is patty smiths skull. And unfortunately i was with her when she fell off the stage and we had to go to the hospital. Goldsmith shares her backstage tales and remarkable portfolio in her new book rock rolls story. Shes shot bono Deborah Harry and Michael Jackson who got shy on her at the floridas epcot center. I put on james brown and started dancing and i did my famous slide step and, of course, he outdanced me. So one of my favorite memories in life, i think, will be dancing with michael in the tunnel of light. Shes been taking pictures since she was a kid, growing up in michigan and florida. Its almost like i have to do that to breathe. What made you pick up a camera . My father was a very serious amateur photographer and like any little girl who wants to connect with her dad, you want to do what hes doing and be part of it. The camera offered something else. Freedom. Freedom . Yeah. Freedom. The camera is a passpot into peoples lives, and i learned so much through other people. Goldsmith has covered sports and worked for the national geographic, but shes always had a way with musicians. Thats it. Yep. And so i would sit in the position that i wanted them to be in or stand or jump or do whatever and i would have them make the picture. That did a number of things to our relationship. They understand my problems and i understand theirs. Does it work . I mean when you do that, does it work . Ive got a house in aspen and a house here. Hello. Shes helped shape the images of artists like bryan adams. When he walked in in this green elflike suit i was like i dont think so. Obviously, you know we changed his clothing and we changed his hair, and then that was his first album cover. Sometimes the clothes she put art it artists in were her own like the leather studded jacket she slipped on frank zap pa and bruce spring screen. Bruce didnt like it . No, not at all. Bruce wore it for one set of films. I wanted to try it not unlike whoo i tried with daryl hall. This is bruce this is bruce in 1978 in new jersey, and this is an example of finding a location that suit as what the artists and what theyre writing about. You ended up having a relationship with bruce. Yes. It started in the 70s but ended when bruces shadow grew to big. Listen. I was with bruce when they spelled his name wrong on the marquee, when in israel they thought he was jewish. But as bruce became more well known, someone becomes relegated to the identity of somebodys girlfriend and i wouldnt have even liked somebodys wife. Lynn goldsmith wanted to make her own mark and she has. I dont take pictures she likes to say. I make them. I understand the language of certain musicians, and they will use me to put out there what they want other people to see. Lynns really had an amazing career. Shes also been a television director. She also was comanager of the grand funk railroad. Shes done a lot. Shes an amazing woman. She seems so perceptiver about the artists themselves. I love her book because the pictures are great but she has really she has really good insights about the artists she worked with, who they are and how their image and reality sometimes dont really line up. But its a wonderful book and shes a great photographer. She takes great pictures. It was a wonderful profile. Thanks. Up next do you dare to try a really hot pepper . Its not so bad. More tingly than hot. Were about to reenact that scene. We even got the hottest pepper on earth and the man who created it. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. 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Its the most immediate tongue burn ive ever had. Its immediately burning my tongue. Okay. Let me describe. Most peppers you eat burn in a certain area. Its all over its burning literally everywhere. I mean its burning my throat really bad. From tip to toe. Wow. That right there was two food bloggers trying our next guests creation. He is a farmer from South Carolina and he has created the worlds hottest pepper. It is called smokin eds Carolina Reaper pepper. It is 300 times hotter than a jalapeno. It is so hot its now in the world guinness book of records and the guy who grew it is, here ed curry. Good morning. Good morning. Thank you for having me on. Why . Why not . Actually because people said it couldnt be done so i did it. How did you feel when the guinness book of World Records that was amazing. I got an email and i thought what else have i done wrong because i have a hard time following direction and it said congratulations youre literally amazing. I immediately fell to my knees and thanks god and was praising him and crying. This was a long journey. And you got a lovely certificate. Yeah. I got this lovely certificate. I had no idea. This is like a super competitive field. Yes, yes. How did you go about making worlds hottest pepper . Actually i just used a cross breeding technique from india about 3,000 years old. They use it for beans actually. You just take the pollen from one pepper and put it on the flower of the other and the cross breed that comes out, we look for certain attributes and look for seeds. It takes about eight years to get a stable plant. You do testing on it after about a year. 300 times hotter than the average jalapeno. Yeah. 300 times hotter. Were you gunning for that. At the time i was hoping whats commonly known as the ghost pepper was sitting at about a million and i was hoping for something hotter than that. I had a friend that ate it for the first time and he fell to his knees and rejected the pepper immediately. And you knew you succeeded. I knew i had something so i went to get it tested. Wherethe way they test it is not done by somebody testing it. Its done scribe tifficly. Yes. How do they test it . Its a machine called htsc. It measures parts per millions of the caps in the pepper. It was done at the university. I gave them the winners certificate because theyre such good people there. What if you eat it raw . Its actually a very good save it for the rest of the segment. Im kind of used to it so its okay. Its a very sweet taste before you start and then the heat started building. Its an uphill ride for about 20 minutes. People start crying noses dripping. Some people get sick. Were about to get to samable all those beauty shots. You have not only taken this pepper that im told youre not to touch it with your bare hands. You made a sauce out of it. Yes. Sauce, mustard, jelly, candy. Lets see what we have in front of you. A stone ground mustard, dipping jelly. I love muss tafrmd. And then the other one is a carmel with tangerine and vanilla. Its the hottest mustard on the market. Thats hot mustard. Before we go weve got to see you eat the pepper. Does it come with a fire hose . It should. Theyre actually very good. They have a floral taste. Whats next ed . Whats hotter than the host pepper . Im going for a hotter one. Eventually 3. 8 million and hopefully that will do something for medical research. Ed curry, thank you so much. Thank you for having me on. Coming up were help you ring in the new year with some of hollywoods sneak peek blockbusters. This is cbs this Morning Saturday as i eat. Saturday. Just the way you are. Top ten singles. A milestone not achieved until its fifth solo album. I put out Something Like four albums on Columbia Records before i had a successful hit album. I dont think they can do it anymore. I dont think a Record Company will stay with an artist that long. Thankfully columbia stuck with him because the hits kept coming. Joels eight studio albums reached the top ten before making it to number one. At his rehearsal for new years eve in new york he shared a lifetime of songs. When we were in the uk they wanted to hear uptown girl. That was princess dianas theme song uptown girl. It shreds my voice. Im trying to sing like frankie valley valle. Just give me a little bit of it. Uptown girl shes been living in her uptown world its hard to believe he has not recorded a rock and roll record in 21 years. Someone said billy, just try it again. Just think about writing more popular songs. Ive said i just im not there. No im very comfortable writing but you could if you wanted to. I probably could. You dont lose that talent do you in. The thing is, you have to want to. Check out these orcas spotted off los angeles. It includes a mother and her two male and a female offspring. The pod has made a trip to swim first tynes since 2008. Welcome back to cbs this Morning Saturday. Im vinita nair. And im anthony mason. 2014 is just around the corner. Hollywood hopes it will be another blockbuster year. Its rolling out more superheroes, more hobbits, and more george clooney. Here with us is matt singer. Good morning to you sfwhood morning, guys. Lets start with the highprofile shows. January 17 jack ryan. Its a new story. Its not based on any of the original tom clancy novels. Hes a young guy. First mission. Kevin costner is in it keira nightly. Shakespeare to stanley. The mon meants men. Yeah. George clooney has assembled this team with bill murray and matt damon to save the great works of europe from the nazis essentially. A lot of goodlooking men in this, if i can say sew. Theres a sequel called muppets most wanted. The kids love it. The adults love it. How do we get everyone in the theatre. The adults and the kids. Youve got tina fey, ricky gervais, some of the more adult themed human actors to draw in on the human audiences. Then weve got a possible biblical blockbuster, Russell Crowe in noahs ark . Yeah. Spoiler alert. I think there will be flooding going on not to ruin the rest of the mean. He used that movies success to get this one made and it looks great. Lots of special effects in this one. Russell crowe got a lot of flak for playing robin hood. I dont know. I think its an interesting subject matter. I look forward to it. Then weve got johnny depp coming off the disaster called the lone ranger. And a scifi . Hes doing what he does best. A were doe. He injects his brain into a computer. He becomes the eyedepth. Im always curious to hear what his accent will be. He loves accent work. This one seems normally accented but hes playing like a computer. Like johnny depp playing the may tris. Finally another spiderman film. Yes. This one sony is making a whole eun version of moves to compete with marvel. Its a new spiderman, and its going to be spinning off. Superhero wars. Never ends. Never ends. Matt singer thank you so much. And now its time for a final look at the weather for your weekend. Up next dont call this a vending machine. Its a texassized robot thats supposed to make a great cup of coffee. We sent lee woodruff to find out. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Im here to get a camry. Oh, camry is reliable and really fun to drive. Sounds like i hit the jackpot again. Again . [ man ] hey honey. I got you this mochaccino and on the way i rescued this puppy. Mm. [ male announcer ] right now during toyotathon, get 0 apr financing for 60 months on a 2014 camry. For more great deals visit toyota. Com. Toyotathon is on toyota. Lets go places. Are you ready grandma . Just a second, sweetie. [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain, you turned up the fun. Tylenol® provides strong pain relief while being gentle on your stomach. But for everything we do, we know you do so much more. Tylenol®. Using stilts to take down the lights . Not good. Going to the kmart winter sales event . Good. Get up to 60 off winter apparel and shop your way members get 10 back in points. Kmart. Get in. Get more. A decaf cappuccino for joey. Coffee black. Latte. And an iced tea. Im getting pretty good at this. Good for me. Coffee shops are a great place for friends to hang out and even get work from the office done. Its an Industry Worth tens of billions of dollars and a company from texas is trying to capitalize on that with a coffeehouse of the future. Lee woodruff got a taste. Reporter for University Students at texas and austin, this is the hot new coffee shop. What has the feedback ben for people who try it for the first time . Theyre surprised at such a high quality cup of coffee came out of a machine. Reporter on campus that spans 1,500 acres, the coffee house takes up 50 square feet. Its an automatic kiosk. Kevin nader is the companys president and ceo. Were a coffee company, not a machine company. So were absolutely dedicated as a company to create great coffee for customers. Were actually giving it to you in the ultimate way coffees been done up to this point. Reporter this prototype allows customers to customize their lattes america noes cappuccinos. The kiosk is stocked with fresh dairy gourmet sweeteners the robot makes the perfect cup. Really the only person missing is the person, the barista. The one thing missing is the barista. The one thing that is here is consistency around automation. Reporter theyre hoping to take a bite out of the coffee industry. That include heavyweights starbucks, done kink doughnuts, the coffee bean and petes. It comes from single serve pots. For example in five years seefls Green Mountain kcups have exploded from 50 million to 5 billion. Necessarilys espresso brings in 5 billion. Is this the future . Essentially, maybe. Some still like talking to people and having their coffee made by a person. Reporter what do you find attractive about being in a coffee shop . Community. But also kind of the background noise, the grind, the steaming milk. Reporter peter owns rex just across the cbs broadcast center. His baristas are trained. A pourover latte is considered a work of art. Is it a Better Coffee when a barista is touching it . Yes. The temperature affects your grind. So theyre constantly changing what theyre doing to might perfect. Reporter back here its even more scientific. Computers analyze moisture and temperature. They also allow you to order your cup right from your phone. So well go sugarfree vanilla latte, 2 latte with two pumps of vanilla and i can go ahead and check out. Oh. Do you like that . Reporter its climb a hot milkshake. You might have just converted me. People love ordering it from their seat in class and using the travel time as the wait time. What do you say to people who say im never going to trade it in for my coffee house. Were not going ask people to stop going to coffee shops. They want barriseistas but they want it 24 hours day. Reporter like an airport. They plan to open a second at Austin International and is looking to brew up business in more cities soon. For cbs this Morning Saturday, lee woodruff austin. My coffee will be right out. It is a good idea. I get scared when i hear of machines replacing people i like my barista. She miles at me. Machines arent going do that. No. Coming up chef daniel boulud. This morning hes brought a special dish and an amazing single malt hes helped create. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Ghirardelli squares chocolate. A little rendezvous savor our luscious filling combined with our slow melting chocolate. That little reward for all the things you do. Only from ghirardelli. Well i drove grandpa to his speed dating this week so i should probably get the last roll. Yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey pillsbury cinnamon rolls. Make the weekend pop. Maybe im wrong and nobody ever says goodbye Danielle Boulud is one of the most renound restaurants chefs worldwide. Among the many awards he has received outstanding restaurant tour of the year. This last january daniel was inducted into the culinary hall of fame. And in commemoration of this he has written a book. Good morning, daniel. Good morning. This looks magnificent. Thank you. Im very excited to close the year with you and to be able to show you what im going to eat for new years eve. So what do we have here . Well i made a couple of preparations. I chose some dishes actually i am making as well in our retail store and people can order it at home. We can ship it to people. Its beef tenderloin. Its called beef wellington, and its a beef tenderloin who have been wrapped in the layers of mushroom and foie gras and peanuts and layer of puff pastry around and with a vinegar which is a black truffle sauce. You see the black truffle there . It took me a very small pig to find a truckle. They come from france. The season of truffles stop early in december. So always for the holiday and for new years day, always truffle on menu. We watched as your team of precision chefs i mean this is a beautiful meal. Some things were inlaid with tweezers. What is your philosophy when it comes to food . For you its not just about taste. Its about passion, its about taste, its about balance. Dishes take require a lot of preparation and require a fast speed and precision to execute them because you dont want the foot to ever suffer from the point you cook it make it, serve it. Thats why we use tweezers. Wi work very delicately. Im always accused of getting to the drink in a hurry. But this is pretty special because youve cure rated your own single malt scotch here . Yes. Its whiskey. Its about 20 18yearold because its a blebld of three casks of 25 15 and 18 and its port muska tell and mao dara. Its very smooth. Thats the first time i met a whiskey with dal moe. This must have been fun creating a whiskey. Its a new pachlgts i have a cocktail boothk i made and in that cocktail book the new fashion is in there. Did you enjoy doing this . I love it. You know cocktail is something with part of living well. You want to have a good cocktail. But my whiskey is not to make cocktail. Just to be sipping only like a real classy sipping whiskey. You mentioned living well. Youre somewhat of a newlywed and it sounds like getting married changed your diet a little bit. Of course. I watch my diet a little bit, not eating too much bread. The french love their bread and have a tendency to eat too much bread and trying to eat healthy. Thats why i have a lot of vegetable here. I made you i have a smoked salmon which we would have in new york or online. We also have an array of fall and winter vegetables. We have the super green spinach there. Basically i make a wonderful puree of spinach and sweet onion and a little bit of spice and cream and after that i fold in fresh spinach and it gives the spinach double flavor almost. And we have that which is a tradition in the holidays in france with black truffle but one which is not super healthy at the table. But its delicious. Bring it over here then. This is this cheese from switzerland which is really ghouly and its really special during the holiday. Daniel, you came to new york city in 1982 and i think most think chefs make the opposite journey to france. What brould you to new york city then . I always dream of coming to america. I thought i would come for two years. I was in washington, d. C. First and coming on weekends to new york to party and i love the town and i felt like i got to make a stop before i go hom and i never left. Ive been very involved with meals on wheels who is a charity youre on the board now. It mean as lot to you. Very much. Im the cochair of city meal. Im always involved in helping them raise money and i want to continue do that. Next year we have an initiative called chef deliver and i will have every month five six chefs cook hundreds of meal and we deliver them to the elderly of new york to brighten their day with a very different meal all the time. I want to ask you about the cookbook. It is beautiful. I talk about a piece of art on the table. The book itself theres such large images and it really is different than some of the other cookbooks youve written. Its separated in sections. Its a coffee table book. Its 5. 4 pounds and its a book that you pass from generation to generation. It has the first part is about the restaurant this amazing beautiful and incredible to me is the most beautiful restaurant on earth. The team the work we do there, the service the dishes, essay on wine essay on cheese essay on seasoning, and then theres a section where its all about Old Fashioned french dish like this but an amazing celebration of french cuisine. I can honestly say you are the hardest and most coveted chef for us to book. Thank you so much for your time. I want to get your signature on this plate. Congratulations, daniel, for 20 years. Thank you. We should also ask you if you could share this meal with anyone living or dead, who would it be . I think it would be my grandmother. She was the best cook at home. I wish i could cook for her, i guess. What a nice sentiment. Chef boulud thank you for your time. For more head to our website cbsnews. Com. Dont go away. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. Afghanistan in 2009. 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We leave you with some of the most memorable moments of 2013. Captions by vitac www. Vitac. Com were back with matt sicker. Do you have a favorite new years eve film . I love new yorks apartment. If youre with a person you love, thats fantastic. If youre not, it can be a nightmare. The apartment sums it all up. Great last line from Shirley Maclaine shut up and deal. One of the great alltime moments from the alltime great movies. So many have a favorite you do have a favorite for new years . The big we watch the ball drop. We have a big party and watch the ball drop down. Thats a big event. Then i send the kids to bed and i go to bed myself. I try to stay up. Its harder when you have a 2yearold. When they get older, it gets better and they want to stay up longer. Have a great new year. Im not going to ask you for your resolution. I cant decide whether to say ill see more movies or see less. My wife would probably say see less movies so ill say that. It probably never ends for you. No. How about you . Any resolution . My resolution, my daughter is going off to college next fall so im going to see more of her. Im going to lose her. All right. Do you have one . I always say im going to work out more. I dont know. It never goes well. Its a good one. All right. Well, happy new year everyone. Thank you all for watching and well see you in the new year. Be well. Cheers. Reporter for more about cbs this morning, visit us at cbsnews. Com. The threat of a strike is over. For one of the bay areas biggest transit agencies. Just ahead on kpix five news, saturday the threat of a strike is over for one of the bay areas biggest transit agencies. Just ahead on saturday news morning edition, the close vote that will keep buses rolling. When a judge has told you other wise how is she coming back . A sad situation gets more intense. The next step for the family of an oakland girl declared brain dead after surgery. The after math of the Security Breach at target stores. 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