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>> on cbs "this morning." starbucks is encouraging its baristas to talk to customers about race. so far most of the race conversations end up with black customers saying no i don't want to buy a josh groban cd. >> this morning's "eye-opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs let's go places. captioning funded by cbs welcome to cbs news. norah o'donnell is off. jeff glor is with us. japanese police this morning are investigating death threats against united states ambassador caroline kennedy. the american embassy in tokyo received threatens phone calls last month. >> reports of the threat surfaced hours before first lady michelle obama arrived in japan this morning. her first visit to that country. seth doane is tracking the investigation from beijing. good morning. >> reporter: right now the u.s. embassy in tokyo is not saying much more other than as a matter of policy they will not discuss the ambassador's security. >> good morning. >> reporter: japanese media is reporting those phone calls were made to the u.s. embassy last month, and that the caller was speaking english. u.s. ambassador caroline kennedy is quite high-profile of course, as the daughter of former u.s. president john f. kennedy. the threats are similar to those made against u.s. consul general based on the southern japanese island of okinawa. protests regularly pop up in okinawa over the location of u.s. military bases. and the presence of american troops stationed there. okinawa is home to roughly half of the 50,000 u.s. troops based in japan. the protests are nearly constant but are peaceful with no suggestion of violence. >> i'm bleeding here. i'm bleeding here. >> reporter: earlier this month the u.s. ambassador to south korea, mark lippert, was knifed ins face and arm. he received 80 stitches to close the wound on his face. his attacker screaming about korean unification. when we have traveled with ambassador kennedy we've seen her mixing freely with crowds with relatively unobtrusive security. while first lady michelle obama is in tokyo, she will be traveling to the u.s. embassy and is expected to meet with ambassador kennedy. jeff? >> all right. seth doane in beijing, thank you. this morning the secret service is investigating a letter sent to the white house that tested positive for cyanide. more testing ordered to confirm these results but major garrett is at the white house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the letter never made it to the white house. like all letters addressed to the president or anyone on his senior staff the letter was screened first at an off-site facility here in the washington, d.c. area but miles from the white house. on monday the letter was submitteded for biological testing and the results were negative. the following day, a chemical screening test came back with a presumptive reading, positive for cyanide. now, that is a potential lethal toxin that attacks the heart and nervous system. now, the contents described to us as a milky substance inside a container now are undergoing further testing and the secret service will not comment on the criminal investigation of the origins of the letter the motive behind it or if any arrests are imminent. so far, no reports of exposure to cyanide. by the way, this white house letter processing facility really ramped up its ability to test for chemical and biological agents after the 9/11 terrorist attacks when anthrax-laced letters were sent to the white house and capitol hill. it processes about 1.2 million letters each year. major, thank you. breaking news, gunmen opened fire in a museum in the northern african country of tunisia. eight dead others held hostage. they believe they have the attackers sir attackers surrounded. we're monitoring developments from london. good morning. >> reporter: government officials said four bus loads of tourists were inside the museum when the attackers struck. the vast majority managed to escape. pictures of those fleeing, other unverified photos showed people cowering inside the museum. mid-day, three men dressed in what's described as military- military-style uniforms armed with grenades. once a popular tourist destination, they faced extremism since the arab spring in 20011 and overthrow of its president. some of those extremists are linked to isis sending foreign fighters to iraq syria and neighboring libya. charlie? >> thanks. this morning israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is celebrating a big election victory. his main rival called to concede this morning. what this meaning for israel and relations with the united states. barry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. well, prime minister netanyahu - is hard at work this morning forming a parliamentary coalition. no party won a simple majority but it's expected he won't have much trouble forming alliances, keeping him in power. [ cheers ] in american political parlance call him the comeback kid who trailed in the opinion polls but won the only poll that matters, the vote. we face great diplomatic and security challenges he warned supporters. first the victory, then the victory kiss with his wife sarah. you have given me much strength he said. it was an election that saw an enormous turnout of almost 72%. even a bribede too time to vote and this couple who runs a stall at tel aviv's market. he will take care of security he told us. he will only go to war when we really need to. but others had hoped for someone new. who would jump-start an economy where prices are high and many feel the chance for a good life even able to buy an apartment is slipping away. this man hadwoman had a hard time hiding disappointment. >> i want add change. >> reporter: what change? >> just to have better economic situation here in israel, and better security issues and now we are faced with the same government. so -- >> reporter: this is a tough break for president obama. netanyahu wants to torpedo the american-led effort in an iranian nuclear weapons deal and he now says he opposes a separate palestinian state, a major stumbling block in any mideast effort at peace. gayle? >> barry, thank you. this morning, authorities reportedly want to know if robert durst had a hand in more missing person cases. durst was transferred yesterday to another corrections facility in louisiana, because of a possible medical condition. he's facing drug and weapon charges there. and the million snare awaiting a murder trial in california for the death of a friend. vladimir dude dud yers is here. >> reporter: investigators may look at durst in the disappearance of two teenage girls in california in the mid-1990s. police cars were seen at durst's houston apartment tuesday, witnesses reportedly described officers carrying out two cardboard boxes. following the finale of the hbo documentary series "the jinx" on monday, durst was charged in the 2000 shooting death of his friend susan berman in california. outside a new orleans cows tuesday, durstarian maintained his client innocence. >> bob durst did not kill susan berman. he doesn't no who did. >> reporter: he was charged for the disappearance of his first wife in new york and 2003 equitted of the death and dismemberment of a texas man. and looking into the deaths are two teenage girl and kristen mont montfairy disappeared in june placing durst in the area around that time. five months late 16-year-old karen marie mitchell never seen again after leaving her aunt's store in california durst allegedly visited that store multiple times dregged in drag. a sketch appears similar to durst. this author reported extensively on durst insists there's a connection. >> before these cases even came up before the public he had been living this random bizarre lifestyle. durst had visited with or seen mitchell as a homeless shelter she volunteered at. >> reporter: california law enforcement have not responded to cbs "this morning" request for a comment on the two missing girls. durst may face the death penalty in california if convicted for the murder of susan berman. >> thanks. we'll watch your continuing coverage over the robert durst case on kprbscbsn our digital streaming site. this morning a u.s. veteran is due to court in brooklyn to face terrorist charges. tairod pugh. showing how the alleged plot unravelled. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, just two weeks ago a southern california man was indicted for attempting to support isis. now a u.s. air force veteran is facing similar charges. u.s. investigators believe tairod pugh turned his back on this country and was preparing to join the terrorist group. the air force trained 47-year-old tairod pugh in the last 1980s to repair airplane engines and weapon systems. recently he been working in the middle east as a contractor when according to court documents on january 10th he flew from cairo, egypt, to istanbul turkey. u.s. investigators believe his plan was to join isis in syria, but he raised alarms when he told authorities in turkey he was with the united states special forces and sought to enter turkey for vacation. he was sent back to egypt and eventually deported to the united states. ♪ an fbi search of pugh's computer found 180 jihadist videos including one showing the apparent execution of syrian soldiers by isis militants. >> what you've seen here is greater international cooperation. no doubt. around the threat of foreign fighters flowing into the syrian conflict, but also potentially flowing back into western countries. >> reporter: the fbi also found a letter believed to be to his wife. i am a sword against the oppressor he wrote. only two possible outcomes for me. victory or martyr. u.s. law enforcement heard pugh's name before. according to the criminal complaint, the fbi says it received a tip in 2001 from someone who worked with pugh when he was an employee at american airlines. that person says pugh expressed support for osama bin laden. in the 1998 attacks on the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania. american airlines released a statement saying that pugh worked for the company for a few moss, and left in early 2000. pugh's attorney says his client will plead not guilty when he appears in court in about an hour. >> jeff, thanks. testimony will continue this morning in the boston marathon bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev childhood friend testified yesterday. stefan soeba described tsarnaev's brother tamerlan as very strict and very opinionated. he testified he gave tsarnaev the gun prosecutors say killed m.i.t. police officer sean collier and also a foet other of tsarnaev posing under a flag commonly used by al qaeda and other extremist groups. kraft foods want you to check your pantry. the company recalling 6.5 million boxes of its original flavor macaroni and cheese. some customers found small pieces of metal in the packaging. what you need to know good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jeff. this recall isn't just in the u.s. and puerto rico. it's also in parts of the caribbean and south america, too. in question are the 7.275 ounce boxes sold individually and in packs of three, four or five with best when used by dates between september 18th and october 11th of this year. the contaminated packages are also marked with a c2 on the side of the container. the company says there have been eight incidents where met many pieces have been found in the papp packaging. so far there are no reported injuries. 98% of u.s. and canadian homes use kraft products and the different versions of their kraft macaroni and cheese bring in more than $100 million a year for the corporation. the company faced a similar flob 2011 after thin wire was located in its velveeta brand instant mac and cheese. anna thanks. this morning a new security breach may have exposed a personal data by 11 million people pap compromise of information comes from blue cross in the pacific northwest that may include people's names, social security numbers, and financial information. they say there is no evidence data was removed from the systems. this morning a lavish lifestyle caught up with illinois congressman aaron schock who announced plan to resign this month amid accusations he misused taxpayer mrn. he'll announce plan-- they'll announce special election news there. >> reporter: you might recall congressman schock first came to the public's attention about six weeks ago with reports about his lavishly decorated office here on capitol hill. done up in "count aboutdownton abbey" style. that prompted looking for other examples of questionable spending and found it looking to further than his insgram account. rapid fall for a rising star and crackerjack gop fund-raiser from the largely democratic state of illinois. >> it's a very sad day for illinois. a very unfortunate situation. >> reporter: it was schock's penchant for mixing work with play all captured on instagram that put his spending in the spotlight. private flights to events including a football game tickets to sold-out concerts reports of padded reimbursements for campaign travel in a high-end suv. five-star hotel stays, he even purchased p-9 x exercise videos all charged to taxpayers or donors and questions about real estate deals including the sale of his peoria home to a top donor for a figure that was reportedly well above market value. at first, schock tried to laugh off his critics saying haters are going to hate. >> i'm focused on doing my job. >> reporter: he tried to weather the storm hiring a p.r. team and his own lawyers to comb through his financial disclosure forms. >> when you rent a plane you go around your district. people can say, gee, seems out of touch. get it. okay? >> reporter: schock announced he would reimburse taxpayers for the $40,000 cost his "downton abbey" office. the allegations kept coming and his team may have told him it is 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>> it's really upsetting to think how far back this culture goes and how much it's going take for us to change it. >> at this stage of the investigation, police are not commenting on how many women may have been victimized but they did tell us that so far there have been no arrests. jeff, it looks like both former and current frat members could be facing charges. >> thank you. this morning a university of michigan fraternity has been disbanded after vandalism on a ski trip. they caused more than $400,000 of damage at a ski lodge in northern michigan in january. criminal charges are still possible. they've been ordered to vacate their fraternity house by may. we could learn more today about starbucks controversial campaign. they're being asked to write write #racetogether on customers' cups. it's raising blistering responses on social media. let's start with some of the tweets. we've been reading feel good, liberalism at its worst. not sure what issue. i have to believe starbucks expected some sort of backlash but it seems it caught them a little off guard. certainly what fueled the fire is one of the top communications executives at starbucks deleted his tweter account amid some of this criticism and that really -- that gave people more fuel to go with. >> why was he hammered with that? >> because the campaign was about enkbajing in a dialogue about race and here were these consumers in a negative way were trying to engage with him and they felt like he was blocking them and then he deleted his account so he wasn't engaging with them at all. >> now it is back up i here. >> it is back up. >> starbucks released a statement saying quote, we didn't feel it would be easy but we realized the discomfort. >> you have to add to the fact that robert schultz has done this kind of thing in terms of gun control and other issues. >> a couple of years ago when there was a gridlock in d.c. in 2012 he asked baristas to write come together on cups. they had some experience. they met with their employees in cities like new york and l.a. oakland, st. louis, and asked them what they thought about what was going on with the race discussions in this country and that's where the race campaign came out of. >> what's the risk for starbucks? >> the risk is they alienate a bunch of consumers who say i don't want to talk race with starbucks, i don't want people writing on my cup, that they feel it's personal. >> why isn't he getting credit for broaching a subject that is difficult to talk about? 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"eye opener at 8" presented by prudential. i'm charlie rose with gayle king. norah o'donnell is off. jeff glor is with us. this morning we're learning about death threats against the united states ambassador to japan, caroline kennedy. the american embassy in tokyo received the threatening phone calls last month. news of the threats came as michelle obama arrived in japan overnight. she's expected to meet with ambassador kennedy. reports of the threats come after the attack earlier this month. a korean national attacked mark lippert with a knife. the secret service is trying to track down a source of a letter sent to the white house that may contain cyanide. it was screened several miles away and never made it to the executive mansion. one of two tests came back positive. it is being screened further. no reports of exposure to the potentially deadly toxin. this morning we're hearing from president obama's future mother-in-law had misgivings about his racial background before he married her daughter michelle. the president's own mother was white, his dad black. marian robinson was concerned that would make life difficult for the couple. >> that didn't concern me as much as had he been completely white. and i guess that i worry about races mixing because of the difficulties not so much for prejudice or anything. it's just very hard. >> you can sure see her mother in her. >> you really can. >> barack obama did win over marian robinson big time. she now lives with them in the white house. a news helicopter crew captured remarkable video of a drone flying dangerously close to another chopper near seattle. >> above air four. got it. got it. look at that. he's got to be what, 1,500 feet? >> the camera operator estimates it got within 50 feet of a news chopper. he followed the drorn asne as it descend towards its operator. the camera stayed on the man as he walked into a home. the news creighw later investigated. she said no one who lives there has a drone. >> why do you do that? if you're going to have a drone, why do that? >> she don't know nothing about no drone even though they have it on tape. millions of americans got a view of the colorful northern lights that you normally can't see. a storm yesterday pushed the light show as far south as milwaukee. no damage was reported from the solar storm which can disrupt power grids and your gps. a passionate debate among americans over isis. >> i feel like so many of these boogie monsters they're manufactured. >> tell the -- of the beheading that this is all manufact ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this morning's eye opener at 8:00 is presented by prudential. bring your challenges. s. a promising nfl player is winning praise for his decision to walk off the field for good after just one season. what can this mean for the future of football? 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that just kind of triggered my thinking and changed the way i viewed the risks. >> reporter: on twitter, players said they understood borland's decision. brandon marshal said he would not have walked off the field. >> i love the game too much. i mean i just love playing football. i definitely understand the risks and everything that comes with it, but i feel like the reward is worth it. >> reporter: in a since deleted tweet, marshal mentioned borland and another 49er who called it quits, patrick willis asking do they know something we don't? he says that was a reference to the 49ers tumultuous offseason. legendary sports agent steinberg, the inspiration for the movie "jerry mcguire" says borland's retirement will have an impact to the future of the game. >> it adds one more level of concern to anyone who's the parent of a young, male athlete or perspective athlete. >> reporter: borland said his decision is not an indictment on football f. you weigh the risks and you decide is this something you want to partake in? it's an informed decision. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," james brown, washington. >> i thought lee steinberg says it best, it raises one more question of concern. you have brandon marshal saying i love the game too much. i'm willing to take the risk. different strokes for different folks. >> the main thing, you need a lot of facts. >> yes. new evidence says breast-feeding can boost your kid's iq. plus what americans feel about the threat from isis. frank luntz talks with a heated group. that's next on cbs. ♪ how was your wiping experience? ok. why do you think ripples are so great? probably ripples would just clean better. yeah, why? just...would pick up more layers. do you feel confident enough to go commando? go commando...uh...yeah sure. congratulations! i did it! how do you feel? fresh! only cottonelle has cleanripple texture, so going cottonelle means you can go commando. if you can clear a table without lifting a finger... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. muddle no more™. as we reported a u.s. former veteran is being alleged charged for allegedly trying to join isis isis. isis controls large areas of syria and iraq. cbs news contributor and republican strat jinch frank luntz gathered-americans for a focus group to look at the isis threat and how our government should respond. >> so how many of you are afraid of isis and what they're doing, so raise your hands. just about all of you. but you're not afraid. >> i'm not. >> why? >> i feel like so many of these boogie monsters they're manufactured. they're just one after another. beheadings or shootings. one after another. it's the flavor of the year. >> tell the families of the behead thad this is all manufactured. it's not manufactured. >> are you personally afraid and i said no because i feel the country is here to protect us and they're doing the correct things to stop it in our country, so i don't personally feel afraid. >> i think that isis's biggest power comes from spreading their media and their ability to attract young men from all over the world to these training camps and that's definitely dangerous. though i don't wake up in the morning scared terrified i think that's something to be scared about. >> thank you. and i don't know why our administration is waiting around. waiting for what? another major ka as the interestryinterest try catastrophe in here. >> what dow you want them to do. >> go in with our s.e.a.l.s. there's only 60,000 of them. >> you want us to send in troops? >> we can't do it on our own. we can't be the lead on this again. >> do i want one young man or woman in country to have to give their lives? absolutely not. >> who are we going to send? >> there have been religious wars going on for 2,000 years and that will never end, but we have to go in and wipe out this cancer right now before it gets worse and before it arrives on our shores. >> i think that america need as new strategy and it's not just something that's within the united states. i think it's on a global level and i think what we learned from afghanistan and previous wars is we can send a lot of troops over there and end up with a lot of body bags coming back. >> the administration has no plan. that's why we need new leadership in this country. >> first and foremost let's talk about what happened in iraq while we shouldn't have been there. that's the melting pot where it -- that's where the powder went. that's what happened. >> i thought we were talking about the obama administration and isis. >> no. i blame the bush administration. >> you do. >> absolutely. >> you blame bush. >> when you think about it, when saddam hussein was in power, he kept all those maniacs under control. if somehow you could bring him back from the dead, you know bring him back, i think he could handle all those guys. america has no history of successful nation building and has no business in that. >> i truly believe that isis are terrorists and i agree with obama in saying that it's not a religion war because isis is making it seem like they're muslim, but they've already exterminated a lot of muslims and now they're going after christians too. >> okay. so let's ask the question. is there an issue with that religion? is there an issue with what is being preached in mosques across the globe? is there? >> yes. that if they are radical islamics, yes. the regular muslims that live here peacefully no. we're smart enough. we know the difference. no, we don't want to send any more kids in. >> i think the kids are being brainwashed in the mosque. >> you do. >> yeah. >> here in america? >> most of the mosques, the imams, they're brainwashing the kids. >> in america. >> yeah. >> isis is winning the p.r. war and capitalizing. beyond all the rhetoric they're capturing media. media attention, media coverage. i don't know if they're actually winning the real war but they're definitely given the war as girn the fact we're all talking about them right now. >> frank luntz joins us. good morning. >> good morning. >> what's the takeaway. >> in essence, isis is winning. they're creating terrorism. people are very nervous and they don't see that any administration democratic or republicans have a solution. they're blaming the bush administration and the obama administration. >> what do they want the pretty president to do? >> eliminate the threat without sending in troops. as that gentleman said there are 40,000 or 50,000. you can't wipe them out easily. that's why you have that anger and that passion. there's no resolution. >> he was very vocal. send in the s.e.a.l.s and wipe them out. was that the majority? >> this is one of those cases where they don't have an answer. when you do domestic policy that's easy. when it comes to foreign policy they don't have a consensus and they don't see leadership coming from either party in washington to resolve it. i think 2006 is going to be about policy because of comments like that. >> for the first time since 2004, right? >> this is the most nervous people have been in ten years. just like 2004 2016 will resolve and resolve around who's got the answer to remove that fear. 2016 is going to be who ee going to make me feel safe and secure in my country. >> was that the referendum in the israeli election? >> i think that's another example. in the last 24 hours they decided they did not want to move left. they felt that bibi netanyahu would provide them with the security. it's happening in europe as well. >> what do you think the re-election of netanyahu will mean for the united states and the obama administration? >> i think the obama administration has got to be very disappointed because they had their people over there trying to make a difference and netanyahu pointed that out. they don't want americans telling them,000 voe. they got it completely wrong. >> did it change in the last weekend of campaigning? >> it may have changed in the last day but this is going to be very difficult for this administration and frankly for the middle east when netanyahu said no palestinian state. boy, did that throw a monkey wrench into all of these negotiations. >> when you see pollsters get it wrong, do you think what? >> i think there but for the grace of god go i. a surprise college sport is packing an arena. >> i'm omar villafranca at the huntsville center surrounded by more than 16,000 fans and they're not here to see basketball game. coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll tell you why this gymnastic team is the hottest ticket in women's college sports. good morning, it's 8:25. time for news headlines. police shot and killed a rampaging driver in san francisco. this happened last night at the intersection of van ness and pine. police believe the car the woman was driving was stolen. officers shot the woman after they say she tried using the car as a weapon. the defense is expected to present its opening statement today in the murder trial of randy alana. he is charged with a 2013 death of his girlfriend sandra coke a federal public defender in oakland. yesterday the prosecution described alana as a career criminal who had the motive and opportunity to murder coke. coke had reported that alana violated his parole shortly before she disappeared. she was found dead a few days later. caltrans says it will inspect the eastern span of the bay bridge for more cracked anchor rods. this is the latest headache with the new span. it will cost about $170,000 to investigate the extent of the tiny cracks. caltrans officials hope to have the results of the investigation by the time they meet with the california transportation committee and the bay area toll authority next month. stay w female announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models. or choose to save hundreds on simmons beautyrest mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular stearns & foster mattresses. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ good morning. we have unusual gridlock along the peninsula. it's because of 280 southbound by farm hill coming into woodside. a wreck blocking two left lanes. they are clearing it now. the tow crews are out there but look at that it's solid almost to highway 92. and unfortunately the commute through the livermore valley is all messed up because of this crash. it's westbound 580 at north greenville. so delays are beyond the accident scene. northbound 880 still not recovered after that earlier wreck north of the oakland coliseum. for a while, we were recommending 580 as an alternate. unfortunately, that's pretty slow as well that's "kcbs traffic." here's roberta. good morning. heading out it's mild to an unseasonably mild day. temperatures in the 40s and 50s right now. 55 degrees in oakland. later today, 62 in half moon bay, 75 los gatos and saratoga, gilroy, as well. ex the typical american diet is rich in essential poisons. as evidence mounts that big agra has turned it into a death fattening. >> what can be better than golden corral's yeast rolls. cotton candy and the wonder bar both part of our endless app. >> olive garden new buy one/take one. go home for dinner and take home a second entree for later. >> later? 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's ahead. the "new york post" says drunken bar brawls on st. patrick's day mean a surge in work for dentists. a new study found that emergency visits to dentists jumps by 64%, they say across the country right after the big holiday. the survey says teeth get knocked out in fights or revelers drunk fall down. >> i saw some at the dentist. just saying. >> france is moving to make it illegal for models to be too skinny. the french parliament is considering two amendments that say models would need a certificate showing a body mass of at least 18. so that means if you're 5'7" you should weigh at least 121 pounds. anyone found breaking the law would face $81,000 and jail. the home of billionaire warren buffett is on ab & b. it's on the website. contest tanltss need to provide creative answers to questions like what's next on your travel bucket list. you must be a berkshire hathaway shareholder to enter and your stay must take place through may 1st and the fourth of may. that happens to coincide with the berkshire shares committee meeting. the "new york daily news" reports that new yorkers spend more time working and commuting than any other big city in the u.s. the city's workweek and commute together average 49.1 hours. that beats second place san francisco with 48.6 hours, milwaukee was the shortest. they had 44.5 hour. the longer commute in new york is what makes it number one. and the "houston chronicle" looks at the rise of hunts brother pizza. it is huge. the key to its success, it sets up shop in gas stations and convenience stores. that is more u.s. locations than either domino's or pizza hut. they say in smaller towns there are not a lot of other places to visit. a large new study finds the longer a baby is nursed the higher their iq education, and income when they grow up. what? our dr. holly phillips is with us. good morning. we've all heard about the benefits of breast-feeding and now it transfers to adults? is that really it? >> that is it. a number of studies have suggest thad breastfeeding increases iq during childhood but we didn't know exactly how long those potential benefits lasted. this study looked at more than 3,000 kids in brazil and followed them for 30 years. it turns out compared to kids who were breast fed for a month, kids breast fed for a year or longer had four points longer in their iq,ed stay in school a year longer. that's the equivalent of the monthly equivalent in brazil. >> there were a number of things they were looking at and ultima ultimately they think it was breast-feeding. like the mother's education level, the parents' income the birth weight of the baby. a lot of things. >> exactly. there are a number of factors. >> but is there a suggestion that there's something about breastfeeding that increase yours iq other than the fact that it just does. >> there is that. threaten are a number of things. what studies like this run into problems with, the question is always is it the breast milk itself or is it the breastfeeding that can be the benefit? i think it's both. we know it has a number of nutrients that supports the developing brain and the nervous system. on the other hand the communication and bonding that happens during the breastfeeding process changes the brain physically. it make news rons connect with one another. that increases iq and it also boosts confidence which translates into achievement later in life. ily are a number of factors that are contributing here. >> what if you pump and then put it in the bottle? does that matter? >> well, yes. in terms of the nutrient benefits, yes. this study did focus primarily on physical breast-feeding. but one thing i think is important to point out, it's been great in the last 20 years. a lot of education about the benefits of breast-feeding but i think a lom of people feel a great sense of shame or guilt if they can't breast-feed for a year. they're not alone. only 27% of women in america breast-feed for a year. the number one reason why, the work force. not many jobs are conducive for you doing that for a year. don't beat yourself up. do what you can, know the benefits and that's it. >> jeff, you a baby on the way. >> yes. we're breast-feeding -- i mean i i'm not. one of the most popular collegiate programs doesn't involve basketball or football. omar villafranca takes us inside a sport that's drawing record crowds at the university of utd. >> reporter: if you didn't know anybody, this is what march madness looks like. but this sold out crowd at the university of utah huntsman center isn't here to watch a basketball game. they've come for the flips, twists, and dismounts of the nationally ranked women's gymnastics team. >> it's gymnastics meets super bowl. >> reporter: utah gymnastics has the highest attendance in women's college sports almost every year, attracting more fans than the basketball programs at tennessee and connecticut. even outdrawing the wnba. >> do you make money? >> we break even. >> is that good? >> you know it's really good for a woman's sport. >> head coach greg marsden starting building the program 40 years ago. as a graduate he was offered a salary of just $1,500 to start a jik gymnastics team but first he needed athletes. >> we put an ad in the paper. i don't know how we did it we qualified for championships and won the championship the first year. >> how long did it take you? >> six years. >> but the national championships kept coming. he was frustrated that crowds didn't follow. >> i sat back sat bacd at those that had fans basketball football. >> what were they? >> fast moving action going all the time. so we tried to create an convenient that was very good at entertaining. >> the plan work and fans soon packed the arena. today utah's home gymnastics meets are a fast energetic show. the gymnasts are introduced like rock stars complete with loud music and fireworks. the marching band is loud the cheerleaders are spirited, and the student section is rowdy. and because of marsden, there's never a dull moment on the floor or overhead. >> the simba cam? what is that? >> the circle of life? everybody holds up their babies and they're on the jumbotron. >> it doesn't drag. it's boom boom boom. performance, performance, performance. everybody has a great time and you go home. >> the sellout crowds have become apartment of the program's recipe for success. serving as a recruiting tool for marsden and his coaching staff which, by the way, includes his wife megan, herself a former champion at utah. >> when you land a dismt. afterount after a really good routine it is the most unique experience when you lay your head back and the crowd goes crazy. >> i came here and fell in love with it because there's such a great atmosphere. >> it's that atmosphere that marsden is hoping to convince others to replicate starting with the ncaa championship. >> i know we can do with our championship what i've done here, you know at the university of utah with our crowds. >> you think you can turn this into a march madness type of event. >> absolutely. i have no doubt that i could. >> if anyone doubts coach marsden's madness, you won't find him here in this crowd. for "cbs this morning," omar villafranca, salt lake city. >> and coach marsden doesn't stop with his team's athletic performance. visit cbsnews.com how he also designed their leotard. >> like everything coach marsden with the pretty blue eyes and how he turned it into an event. the crowd reaction was so good. >> t thinknk of what o one p person c can do. . >> very ninice. . >> i it's onn t the latitude as yellowstone but words ♪ ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way... ♪ ♪i leave a story untold... ♪ he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range chicken you roam free. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ two wheels a turnin'... ♪ the american west is known for rugged landscape. it is also famous for being a place of opportunity. seth doane introduces us to a neighborhood where that sort of promise can be found. but this one is half a world away from the rockies. >> reporter: tucked in the rocky mountain os testify western united states is the valley of jackson hole wyoming. it's not far from the famed geysers of yellowstone or the - stunning topography of the grand titans titans. jackson hole is one of a kind or wait. is it? >> we've been driving an hour in beijing. jackson hole should be just ahead. >> reporter: yes, on the outskirts of beijing it stands apart. perhaps it's the western motif on the walls leading to gated community or the chinese cowboy cowboy wearing security garb. he bought his slice of america in china seven years ago for about $145,000. a chinese developer worked with an american designer to create this community of vacation homes for middle-class chinese home buyers. it opened in 2006 and is supposed to be reminiscent of the wild west. his home is complete with americana touches like this hanging nay tirch native american ornament. even his kitchen has a nice twist. >> this looks like a nice place to work. >> like bill gates. >> this is like bill gates. exactly. 1,200 western style homes the same. lest anyone forget cowboy statues and windmills set the tone. this is a weekend home for he and his family a place where a 7-year-old can run and play. reall keeps me from living in america because my family and my work are here in beijing, he tells us but when i saw the lifestyle there, i wished one day i could live the same way. he showed us video he made with some neighbors. their love for this community plays out to eight minutes set to music they wrote. heading to jackson hole, the lyrics go. enjoy the fresh air, leave all the troubles back in town. though the way we visited it wasn't a western miks rather abe shing smog that shrouded the mountains. there's still a little bit of pollution up here no? the pollution is one-third of what it is in the city he says so we come up here to get fresh air. most homes are close up for the winter, but 5% have been sold according to the developer and property values have more than tripled. i'm not chasing the american lifestyle on purpose, he tells us but such lifesty palm springs. and guess where i live? a development called central park. >> i bet it's really nice seth doane. that's great story. >> it shows you how people see what we do. i like it. >> it's one of those things you think can't be real but it is. >> indeed. >> and doing well. >> seth doane does great stories. you erie wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times in this baby. what's your dad want for it? ..like a hundred and fifty grand, two hundred if they want that tape deck. you're not going to tell your dad about the time my hamster had babies in the backseat, are you?! that's just normal wear and tear, dude. (vo) subaru has the highest resale value of any brand... ...according to kelley blue book ...and mitch. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. check out my breakfast! eggs... sausage... ham... bacon... cheese... and sourdough bread. uh, mine's easier. get a load of jack's loaded breakfast sandwich. what's on it? what's not on it? it's like a big ol' breakfast buffet right in your hand. thank you for joining us. that does it for us. be sure to tune in to the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" tonight. for news any time log onto did you know kids who play outdoors have healthier lungs? totally. did you know that boys that play with dolls make better husbands? my son has lots of dolls. but did you know terry cloth diapers breathe better? i did. oh, yeah yeah. did you guys know statistically friendly kids have more friends? yeah. that's obvious. did you know most people think they're using the right car seat for their kid but they're not? announcer: parents who really know it all know for sure that their child is in the right seat. visit safercar.gov/therightseat to make sure your child is protected. back to woodside. there is a massive backup because of this earlier crash. it was in the southbound lanes of 280 by farm hill all lanes are now back open. but again, it's pretty solid from all the way from 92. and if you are continuing to the south bay, san jose, a number of hot spots still out there either blocking lanes or on the shoulder. you can see the delays on 101 and 280. and in oakland, 880 has been a mess all morning long because of an early-morning fender- bender. it happened right around -- before 7:00. and san mateo jonathan: it's a trip to fiji! wayne: old school, new school. jonathan: wayne? wayne: huh? - i'm taking the money. wayne: jonathan, come here girl. i mean... go get your car! - you made my dreams come true. - i'm going for the big deal! jonathan: it's time for “let's make a deal.” now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody. welcome to “let's make a deal,” i'm wayne brady. thanks for tuning in. two people, let's make a deal, let's go. blond brother right there. yes, sir, you, sir. and the pencil tr... what, you've got the blue hair? the blue hair, come with me. terrence, stand over there, sir. - oh, my god. wayne: everybody else, have a seat.

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