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Plus byebye love byebye happyiness they influenced the beatles, the beach boys and the birds. The world mourns the loss of one of the everybodierly brothers. All that and more on cbs this morning saturday. We also have some great guests for you here in the studio 57 this morning. Hes the breakout star of the new coen brothers film, oscar isaac on how his life raddic will i changed after being nominated for a golden globe. Plus he is a hot up and comer in the culinary world and he is still under age 30. Chef jeff marron. Some amazing food. Plus the top story this hour, the amazing blast of winter. At least 16 deaths are blamed on the huge and powerful snowstorms that barreled through the northeast. Now comes the unprecedented cold. Temperatures are expected to plunge well below freezing with subzero windchill readings over the next few days across half the nation. Lets go to lonnie quinn from our cbs affiliate lonnie quinn. I want to complain but then you look at boston and realize it could be worse. You bet you. I want to take a look at the whole country, anthony and vinita. Good morning, everybody. Much quieter than yesterday morning. However this little system is going to bring a storm around the thumb of michigan across. The story remains the big blizzard that plagued the northern seaboard. Lets go over there. No more snow out of it. That system is way out around greenland. But on the backside of these systems, thing about it counterclockwise spinning. Youre 19 degrees below zero to start off in bangor new york is 5 degrees. Boston is 3 degrees and now you tack on a little bit of the wind on the backside and youre feeling like 21 in bangor feeling like 17 below in albany 13 below in boston. 3 below for that morning cold feels like temp in new york city. Washington, d. C. , feels like 5 degrees. You did have snow on the front lawn of the white house but the big snow around the boston area picking up 1 to 2 feet of snow. Then you get down to Northern New England to where you picked up 6 inches to a foot and then more as you push south. Whats interesting, its like putting ice into a cooler. It keeps the cold air around it. I will tell you, you warm up a bit for sunday for the eastern seaboard. Its tuesday of next week the temperatures will be colder than they are right now. You go up you go down. And its going back down again bigtime. Anthony . 1 degree when i got in the car this morning and actually thats probably pretty good for the northeast. You bet you. Thanks lonnie. You bet. New england got the brunt of the storm. 2 feet in some places. For more on that lets go to jim smith of our boston station wbztv. Good morning. Reporter good morning, vinita. Thats exactly the case here in Copley Square boston. One giant refrigerator. Lets say freezer. I guess its no surprise not too many people Walking Around considering the temps are around the zero mark. Lets take a look at the video over the last day or so as everybody tried to deal with this gigantic blizzard that hit new england on thursday and friday. Many parts of eastern massachusetts got well over a foot of snow and in some coastal regions it approached 2 feet of snow. All of this accompanied, of course, by absolutely frigid conditions. It made things miserable, lets face it. Heres the Silver Lining because it was so cold. The snow up here was fluffy and light. Number one that makes it easy to shovel. And also it did not weigh down power lines. So this time around we did not have widespread power blackouts. The electricity did not go out unlike last year with nemo when we had hundreds of thousands without power and, of course, without heat. We talk about the coast. And in addition to the high winds and a lot of snow the big problems that the coastal regions here in eastern massachusetts are dealing with is flooding. Very serious flooding at this hour. Thats causing widespread disruptions, of course in peoples lives and property damage. The good news is weve checked with local police and fire officials. We dont know of any dire situations as far as injuries but certainly a number of evacuations. Everybody trying to dig out from this blizzard. Not only that trying to dig out from the really really cold temperatures. Live in boston, im jim smith. Back to you guys. Jim smith of our boston station wbztv. Thank you. The snoel and temperatures are lighting up the light boards at the airports with delays and cancellations. Terrell brown has that part of the story. Reporter anthony and vinita good morning to you. Were at one of the terminals at Laguardia Airport as we wrap up the holiday weekend. This is a line of workers. This lodge line is because of the cancellations that moved through the midwest and northeast. Of course were seeing ripple effects and delays all across the country. Just yesterday alone, more than 6,000 delays across the country. Nearly 6,000 Flights Canceled altogether. Some of the hardest hit, philadelphia, newark and right here where we are, laguardia. We talked to two travels who went through a nightmare of a situation. Joshua burg and his wife. Tried to make it down to florida. They had delay. Then when they took off, they had to land immediately because of a mechanical problem. They had to reschedule. That flight was delayed as well. Its actually my dads wedding in West Palm Beach this weekend. Were looking to get down there and celebrate. Its been a little troublesome. Reporter we talked to josh yesterday. He ended up making his flight out of town. A lost the airlines are waiving the change fees and theyre encouraging people to head to the airport early. These are lucky enough to get out of here but some are saying theyre not going to get out of town until sometime next week. President obama has avoided the bad weather ripping part of the nation. He and the first family are due back to the white house today after vacationing in hawaii. Meanwhile hes urging Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor. Jeff pegues is in our Washington Bureau with the latest. Good morning. Good morning, vinita and anthony. Were still waiting on a decision on this case. On friday the Obama Administration asked the Supreme Court not to block the Affordable Health cares coverage regarding contraception saying the religious affiliates can already opt out of it. It was argued against the injunction. The governments filing was a direct response against a legal action by the none nuns of the poor. On chrome eve Justice Sotomayor agreed. The court will decide whether to extend the injunction or she may refer it hers. On friday the solicitor general said organizations like the Little Sisters of the poor can already certified theyre exempt of any requirement. But Daniel Beckett says that compromise still goes against their morals. What youre telling us we dont have to provide the drugs ourselves but we have to order someone else to. Thats not good enough. Youre still requiring us to do something we think is wrong. Its part pof the lawsuit that required insurance plans make contraceptive coverage available. Affordable care act is the main story on face the nation tomorrow morning. The ruling calls for jahi mcmaths mother to assume full responsibility for her daughter. Mcmath has been on a ventilator for the past month ever since having tonsil surgery. The family and hospital have been at odds if and how she will be transferred. The hospital will not be assisting with the transfer. Bob dylan said we owe them everything. They started it all. Hes talking about the Everly Brothers. Phil everly died yesterday. Phil everly was a teenager when he and his older brother don made their tell vilgsevision debut byebye love byebye happiness byebye lopeliness byebye loneliness they scored 27 billboard hits at the height of their popularity in the 1950s and 1960 ts. Their exquisite harmony inspired the beach boys, linda ron stand and others. Here are the Everly Brothers. Ive been lied to when will i be loved the brothers went through difficult times and didnt speak for a number of years that is until another famous duo brought them back together as the opening act for their world tour. The everly lyly lylyies are our heroes and its an honor to introduce you to don and phil. The Everly Brothers left an indell aboutable mark on the music industry. Its no surprise they were among the first of ten performers to be inducted into the rock n roll hall of fame. Bill everly was 74. A heart condition is why he died. Its amazing the influence he had. The beatles billed themselves as the british Everly Brothers. I was talking with norm crosby they wanted to be the Everly Brothers. They ended up being crosby stills and nash. The amount of love on twitter is incredible. Well the passengers rescued from the russian ship stuck in the Antarctic Ice are back on dry land after a brief stop for a possible second mission. The chi need ship that launched the helicopter that rescued the group is now forced to stay longer than plant. Mark phillips is in our London Bureau with the developments. Good morning. Good morning, vinita and anthony. Theyre on their way to dried land but in the most roundabout route imagined. Nothing has been normal about this rescue. Now some of the rescuers themselves are stuck. The 52 tourists in search of adventure had more than they might have wanted. When the russian ice breaker on which they had begun their adventure got stuck in the antarctic pack ice and the chinese ice breaker also got locked in help seemed to be at hand by an australiaen ship also in the area. They got a helicopter to rescue then. The australian ship which had been on a resupply mission to an strain base in the aunt art tick has to complete its mission before heads to dry land. It may be there for a couple of weeks more. Its able to make way through the ice that unseasonable winds have brought in. The crews of the chinese and russian ships are staying on board their vessels. The boats are stuck but not currently in danger. Theyre waiting for a wind shift that will hopefully loosen the grip of the ice and push through to allow them to go into open water. Thats the hope anyway. The ship they delightfully named snow dragon they thought would ship today. Record cold temperatures could also be a key factor when the nfls wild card weekend kicks off. There are four pivotal games. Two today, two more tomorrow. Here with a wild card preview and predictions, New York Times Columnist Bill rhoden. Good morning. How much of an impact do you think the weather will play . This is green bay. How much of it is football weather. Its really inhuman. 30 below zero. I dont know how they snap the ball. People like us were in the press box Drinking Coffee saying youve got to be kidding. Lets talk about the chiefs. A lot of people are wondering how theyll perform. I think the whole playoffs are a referendum on quarterbacks period. I like andy reid death of a son, that kind of stuff. I think its really but if andrew luck is the quarterback that we think he is and everybody is saying he is indianapolis is supposed to win this game. They blew him out at home in kansas city. I love andy reid but the great thing about sports, at the end of the day you have to do it. The eagles are home against the saints. This is particularly interesting because the quarterback nick foles grew up admiring drew brees. Well see what happens at the end of the game. Again, its been a nice fairy tale ride for nick foles. The new Orleans Saints are a completely Different Team when theyre on the road, a completely Different Team. But i think they may win this game. re 06 in mayoff games on the road, but i think that they will win this game. Again, if drew brees is who we think he is, theyre going to find a way to go into philadelphia. This is the first time. Chip kelly, you know has been a nice run and all that, you know but he didnt win a National Championship in college either. Whoever won, theyre proud. Lets talk about the chargers lets talk about the charger at the bengals. The chargers shouldnt even be in the playoffs. Theyre okay. They barely beat a Kansas City Team that rested all their starters, which is another issue for another day, this whole idea of resting starters. The chargers are an okay team. I like marvin lewis. Hes been at it a long time. You know and fortunately the fans sucked it up and bought tickets so they wont be blanked out. Quickly, back to green bay and playing the 49ers in minus 30 degree windchill. What do you see there . Its unbelievable. I like San Francisco in that. Again, aaron rodgers, great performance against chicago. Thats more because of chicago. So i like San Francisco. Bill thanks so much for being with us. We appreciate it. Its going to be an interesting weekend. You can catch the game sunday at 1 00 p. M. Eastern right here on cbs. It is time to show you some of this mornings headlines. The Los Angeles Times says the car after paul walker and his friend were traveling in clocked more than 100 Miles Per Hour before crashing in november. Walker and a friend died instantly. They had no alcohol or drugs in their system. The force of the accident was so strong it split the vehicle in half. Wow. The wall street journal says buying a burger or steak in the coming weeks will take a bigger bite out of your wallets. Smaller herds are being blamed for driving up cattle prices in kansas nebraska and texas. The San Francisco chronicle identified the other winner of last months mega Million Dollar jackpot. He stuck it in his drawer before leaving for vacation. He remembered the ticket this week. After he realized he had won he called his boss and said i dont think im going to come in today, tomorrow, or ever. London telegraph says the massive flooding that struck britain and france the past 24 hours caused cliffs to collapse in western england. No one was injured in the collapse. Heavy rains and 70mileperhour winds slashed coast lines and pushed rivers over their banks. And the revolcano in indonesia sent tens of thousands running for cover. It sent out lava for more than 60 times. It sits on the tpaeupblg fault lines known as the ring of fire. Scott had the rare opportunity to witness the volcano erupt when he travels to iceland. It means Island Mountain glacier in the language of iceland. When he blew in 2010 we started shooting this story. And we came to the right place. Over the last 500 years, icelands 30 volcanos released onethird of all the lava on earth. We put together an expedition to be the first to reach the summit after the eruption. The vol containic landscape covered in ice isnt hospitable to life or convoys for that matter. The man in front of the truck is pointing out cracks in the glacier that would swallow us hole. We covered miles of forbidding terrain at walking speed. Its at the highest point. When the trucks could go no further we hiked with our guide, one of the leading authorities on volcanos. Wow. Oh, look at that. Oh, my god. Incredible. What a sight. Looking right into the crater. Scientists rank volcanic eruptions on a scale from zero to eight. This is a four which they call cataclysmic. What are you seeing . An explosion producing thick clouds of ash that are moving straight up into the atmosphere at the velocity of a few hundred feet per second. And throwing out huge rock. How big are the pieces we see flying . Some of these are the size of cars. P how high are they going up . It must be 1,000 feet. At least 1,000 feet. But they are red hot, 2,000 degrees fahrenheit. Unbelievable. You can see the report on natures ticking time bomb on 60 minutes. Now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Sunday on 60 minutes on cbs. Right now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Coming up a big step toward improving airline safety. The faa issues new rules on how much rest pilots are supposed to get. And later, Artificial Intelligence. It is coming sooner than you think, but could it change life as we know it . Well ask two tech experts. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. 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I got this. Youre so sweet. You got this, right . I do got this. From the shelf and to your home. Starting at 99. Bates stimulates appetite gayle. Its inflammatory raises blood sugar and it has an opiate. People say i cant stop it because im drawn to these foods. Its virtually in all foods, i would argue on purpose to encourage. But its difficult. That we veerch to talk about talks about how ubiquitous it is. To put this in the food to make us helpless consumers. We take it out. Theres five days of misery nausea, headache craving, you get through it everybody survives, you feel absolutely wonderful and the weight for the majority of people melts off. You want to cut off the wheat and gluten. Michael, youre an gettive reporter of the New York Times times. You write about the danger of sugar and salt. What do you think about getting rid of gluten and wheat in your diet . I think its good news for shoppers. At least the fda finally set a limit. When you walk in the store looking for those, now you can finally rest assured if it says glutenfree youre homefree. For celiac suffers, thats huge right . For the rest of us glutenfree has become the new organic artisan healthwatching comeon on products that are still loaded with salt sugar, and fat. So if youre looking to diet female announcer sleep train thanks all those who helped make a difference last year for thousands of california foster kids. Thank you for helping foster kids. Thank you for the school supplies. Thank you for the new shoes. Thank you, secret santa. And thank you for donating money. Female announcer your generosity proves that while not everyone can be a Foster Parent anyone can help a foster child. Thank you. Thank you. Gracias por la ayuda. [baby chuckles] thank you. Michael jord p is trying to sell his posh illinois mansion but no one is interested. The former basketball great first listed it for 29 million in 2012. Now its being offered for nearly half off. No one made a bid. The nine bedroom home has 15 bathrooms and a 14car garage. I could look at that video all day to see whats in the house. A 14car garage. 7plusacre property in chicago. I think part of the problem is what . They want cash . I guess so. Youve got the funds, right . Thanks. Welcome to cbs this morning saturday. Im anthony mason. And im vinita nair. Members of congress say it will go down in aviation history. New rules will limit pilots hours in the cockpit and insure they have enough training in flight. Reporter its the latest Sweeping Change in pilot rules in half a century and are designed to ease pilot fatigue. The federal Aviation Administration now requires that all commercial pirates receive 30 uninterrupted offduty hours per week a 25 increase from previous regulations. Before they go on duty, pilots must now get tenhour rest periods including eight hours of uninterrupted sleep. And depending on when it begins their time in the cockpit is limited to 8 to 10 hours. Pilots can get extremely tired. Reporter barry schiff was a pilot for 40 years before becoming an airline consultant. It can be mentally fatiguing. Reporter pilot fatigue was identified as the cause of the 2009 colgan air crash that killed 50 people near buffalo, new york, and prompted the faa to make changes to pilot rest policies. Now in an effort to comply, airlines are hiring more pilots and upgrading their scheduling system, but the new rules could increase delays for travelers, especially during bad weather conditions. An internal memo from jetblue i stated delays incurred will have a greater. Path since everything will change. The trade group that represents most of the u. S. Carriers tell cbs news they support the changes and the pilots do too. The new rules still arent important because they still dont apply to cargo pilots. Brandon scott, cbs news, los angeles. Now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Up next a Big Development in the fight against dementia. One doctors discovery of the first gene connected with the early onset alzheimers disease. Dr. Jon lapook and drm rue. Rudolph pansy. Hes here in the green room to explain what it means. Morning rounds is next. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. [ male announcer ] the more you lose, the more you lose because for every 2 pounds you lose through diet and exercise alli can help you lose one more by blocking some of the fat you eat. Start now at myalli. Com. Improving your health isnt always easy but you can do it. Stay active. Get outdoors. Eat healthy. And choose colgate total®. It does more than protect it actually helps improve mouth health. [ male announcer ] it fights germs for 12 hours in 24 hours starts to fortify enamel, and in 4 weeks helps improve gum health. You can do it with colgate total®. [ male announcer ] do more than protect. 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With an ultrathin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, it stops pain before it gets worse. Nothing works faster. New fast acting advil. Look for it in the white box. Its time now for morning rounds and this time were taking a closer look at a disease almost everyone fears, alzheimers. We have with us dr. Jon lapook and dr. Rudolph tanzi, director of the research and aging unit. Last month they held a summit on the growing threat of alzheimers and other forms of dementia. British Prime Minister David Camm Ron promised to double his nations commitment to Research Funding over the next decade to fight the global epidemic. A new case every second a global cost of 600 billion a year, and that is to say nothing of the human cost because it doesnt matter whether youre in london, los angeles, rural india or japan, this disease steals lives, it wrecks families it breaks hearts. And that is why all of us here are so utterly determined to beat it. I mean, jon, were seeing similar amounts of growth here in the u. S. Why now . What is different to this epidemic thats leading it to explode . Its huge. Right now about 5 million americans have alzheimers. Thats expected to triple by 2050. Right now were spending about 200 billion in direct Health Care Costs for people who have alzheimers. Thats expected to go to a trillion dollars by 2050. Thats a huge problem that threatens to bankrupt us. Dr. Tanzi, you spent your whole career fighting this disease. You discovering the first alzheimers gene. Where does treatment stand at this point . Unfortunately the drugs in the category of better than nothing. They treat some of the symptoms but temporarily. The benefits go away after a time. What we really need is a drug that will stop the actual progress of the disease. As many people know the recent trials on those types of drugs have failed and so were really back to square one. You know dr. Tanzi, you started a company to develop new drugs. It really begs the question. Can new detection techniques really help advance the treatments that were seeing . I guess theres good news and bad news. The good news is thanks to the many genes were discovering i run the program thats very useful we have stages of the disease going from the gooey toxic cells and even worse the brain sees all this and thinks its an attack from the outside and start to attack the nerve cells. So you get these three stages. Now, the bad news is that even with this information, when you look what weve been doing in Clinical Trials those drugs were based on the earliest genes we found back in the early 80s and 90 gs that taught us about the early stage of the disease. What weve been doing is trying to treat the patients with drugs with early stages when theyre already in the later stages of alzheimers. This explains the disconnect and a lot of the failure. In recent years we discovering something really amazing. The changes in the brain that occurred with alzheimers occurred 10, 20 years before the symptoms occurred. Theres been certain techniques brain imaging, brain scan biomarkers finding things in the brain that show up in the spinal fluid or genetic testing the kind that dr. Tan zee qaa has helped to develop. Now were able to identify it years before symptoms occur and maybe its possible that some of these medicines that it didnt work, maybe theyll be more successful. The drugs were woking on right now are still targeting the first stage, but one company in australia is attacking everything in side and well have Clinical Trial readouts sometime this year. Were very eager to see that. In the meantime we hope we have this right that were treating the right stage at the right time. What were really lacking is the drug that hits the response. We have nothing that can help you. Is there anything even in possible development at this point for that . Right now theres information, for the first time we know that the fweeps that control that response. Once you have that information you can think about the drugs that target that. This is going to get worse and worse because about 95 of the people who have alzheimers are over the age of 65. Were Getting Better at decreasing death by heart attack or stroke. You live longer you run the risk of getting something else. What are the risks . . Nothing ee going to guarantee you dont get this. Whats good for the heart is good for the brain. It gets rid of the first material that initiates the disease. Exercise actually causes new nerve cells to grow in the brain thats affected in alzheimers. The shortterm part of the industry. Diet, mediterranean diets are helpful. Getting socially engaged, not sitting at home by yourself. Making new synapses. The more money in the bank it protects you. And sleep. Sleep. Sleep is really good for you. Perhaps during sleep it recharges them. Sleep is great one. Take a brisk walk with them and talk about something interesting. Given all your research it is pleasure to talk with you trchlt Rudolph Tanzi and dr. Jon lapook lapook. Always a pleasure. Thank you. Thank you. Up next Artificial Intelligence sighcifi or wherever. I cant say i was born or grown in a womb or had a childhood but i do. Why the future of Artificial Intelligence is closer than you think. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. Announcer this portion sponsored by twizzlers candy. The twist you cant resist. From the big screen to Small Screens near and far twizzlerize your entertainment every day with twizzlers. The twist you cant resist. Welcome to toyotathon. How can i help . 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. 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Every cereal box counts. Scifi fans who love Artificial Intelligence has a loet to watch these days. Theres a new movie her with joaquin and a show with johnny depp. Artificial intelligence is back in a familiar spotlight that dates back decades. I dont know what youre talking about, hal. I know that you and frank were planning to disconnect me and im afraid thats something i cannot allow to happen. Later. Lets play global thermonuclear war. Fine. Loort. Youre reading a magazine. Come across a full replica of a nude girl. Whatare you suggesting that im replicated or im a lesbian. What does it mean when you look at this other human . What does it mean . Defines trust. Its a human thing. You wouldnt understand. The woman ive been seeing samantha, shes an operating system. Youre dating her . What is that like . I feel closer. Like when i talk with her feel like she ees with me. Is it move imagining or is a. I. Closer to reality. The author of our final in vengs. Hes a scientist who blogs a. I. In the new yorker. Morning to both of you. We talk to our phone calls. God knows i have long conversations with my gps on the road but how close are we to Artificial Intelligence . It depends how you define it. It is ubiquitous. Siri is Artificial Intelligence. So is google. But were along ways away from the machine like you see in her where they understand our language, our needs, our dires, what we want to get done. The long way, 40 50 years . 40, 50 years. You have one camp that says this is going to destroy us and another camp that says this is only going to help us where do you stand . I wrote a book about the dangers that can happen on the development trail. Theres shortterm dangers and longterm dangers. Right now weve got a debate going on about autonomous drones, they commit assassinations without humans in the loop. Autonomous machines without humans in the loop. Are we ready ethically to enter them into the world. Thats shortterm. I mean is there the risk that seems to be pose odden the table is can they evolve beyond our ability to control them or in fact understand them. Absolutely. They can. They can. Light now were creating machins are extremely good at chess and jeopardy who do things like navigation serum proving, a buns of tests. After that their camabilities will accelerate dramatically. Gary, theres one piece of this puzzle that as anthony mentioned now we say gps cant do. Thats common sense how do you teach a robot common sense . Can you . Thats one of the hardest problems. Nobodys there yet. The problem is theyre trying to collect big data and theres something ju havent found. If i ask you whether ail gators can go over hurdles in a steeplechase, you have to think about it and put all that together and we dont know how to build machines to do that. Are people working on that . Theyre work about on it but theyre going to where the low hanging fruit is. Lets get. So where you have a lot of available, its good. It goes back to where you can understand a question you never heard before. You may not have heard it before but you know it is grammatical. We know how to do it but we dont know how to build a machine that does that. Cash guy Melon University has a me champion called nell. And common mon smin information 200 pages including common sense and the relationships like cutting your handing. People are really working on it. Gary i think people think its so far off. Im curious, why are we seeing them know taking them. What is the goal there . Im not sure of the question. I think its important to circulate 2er the economist the point is how drive ms cars kolg. There ee a huge one. Its not that kind. We wont have garp tee. Its really important to start thinking now,000 keep us from having that type ofcy pharmaceutical owe. Were already verying proins. Gary marcus, we even gone to run but weve got to run. We taj talk about this the whole show. 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I think some of the comforts at home have a lot do with it as well. I think the bottom line is all the stands will be sold out. Youre a hard core football town. Green bay is not sold out . Im surprised. Green bay will be sole out. Trust me be i saturday afternoon, you wont see empty seats. Why do they wear short sleeves in cold weather . Thats a good question. I think what happens is Football Players want to feel as fast as they can, wear as little as they need to to play the game faster but sometimes the weather takes priorities. There are rumors about you, mr. Bill. I heard from a reliable sources that theres mucho evidence that there bill cowher will coach the washington redskins. I dont know about that. Is there a part of you that starting twitching, itching and says i want to coach again . Ive reason enjoyed my time with cbs and the crew. It satisfies that. Again, it hes not the allencompassing part that coaching entails. Welcome to cbs this morning saturday. Im anthony mason. Coming up the end of an era era. Why new york citys mayor wants to end carriages. Americans have fallen in love with the new wave of british tv shows. And he is the new big shot in piano mans band. The musician who played in a tribute band and scored the gig of a lifetime. Our top story, at least 16 deaths are blamed on the snowstorm that started in the central u. S. Before moving east. This morning people are waking up to a big cleanup. And to make matters worse, ta theyre unbattled unprecedented cold weather. And there is more to come. Lonnie, good morning. Good morning venita. Good morning anthony. Its cold for much of the country. Eastern seaboard getting battered. Theres a cold front around minneapolis. The air behind the front, by the time you get to tuesday, its going to be even worse. Lets zoom in on that area. Yesterday was the blizzardlike storms that mushed through the area. It is still affecting this area. With really cold air pushing it in from the north. We have temperatures starting off at 19 below in bangor maine. 12 below, albany, new york. 3 for boston. 13 for washington, d. C. But now you factor in we still have a little bit of wind left over. Not a lot but enough to give you a windchill of 24 below in bangor. 17 below in albany. 13 below in boston. In new york it felt like 3 below zero at one time. And the snowpack plays a big role. I gave you this example before. Its like putting ice into a cooler. You put ice or snow on the ground it keeps the surface air cold. So you picked up the bullseye around boston. One to two feet. Portions of new england down to new york city, picked up half a foot to a foot of snow. Outside that three to six inch total. And on the lawn of the white house, you picked up snow. Cold air for everybody. By the time you get to tuesday, i think the northeast is going to be experiencing some of the coldest temperatures they felt in two decades. If you say, hey, it could be worse, it could be worse. You could be in canada where it is 43 degrees below zero. It is all comparative, right . Going right after the show lonnie. The bullseye was hit with nearly two feet of snow in boston. Jim, good morning. Reporter good morning, anthony. Boy, ill tell you, it feels great to be in the bullseye. Its a frigid bullseye here right in the heart of boston. Let me get out of the way and show you the picture. Snow, great surprise. Not a heck of a lot of pedestrians around. This blizzard hit new england thursday and friday. Many parts of eastern massachusetts got well over a foot of snow. In coastal regions, the totals approached two feet. All of this accompanied by those absolutely frigid conditions. They made things miserable, of course. But the Silver Lining was because it was so cold the snow was fluffy and light, easy to shovel. And it also did not weigh down power lines. So the electricity did not go out. So these people have heat. So that made it a lot more bearable. And we talked about the coastal regions a little bit earlier. Unfortunately, besides the cold temperatures, the coastal regions, got a heck of a lot of snow. Right now they aren during an awful lot of flooding causing widespread power. Not widespread but a lot of property damage, things like that. We checked with local authorities. So far not widespread injuries or anything like that. Folks hunkering down doing their best to get through this. Later in boston they tell me it will get into the 20s. That will actually feel good which is certainly scary. Live downtown here in boston im jim smith. Back to you guys. Jim smith and the heat wave in washington. Thanks, jim. The snow wind and subzero windchills are taking a toll on travel plans for many this weekend. We report from laguardia here in new york on the large number of flight delays and cancellations this morning. Reporter good morning to you. Inside one of the terminals here at Laguardia Airport it is a packed house. Usually theres not this many people here. A lot of travelers trying to get out of towns after the massive delays and cancellations with the big winter storm that moved through the midwest and the northeast. What we are seeing is a lot of flights are getting out on time. Certainly not the case yesterday. More than 6,000 delays across the country. Nearly 3,000 flights were canceled. Some of the hardest hit airports, newark philadelphia and where we are this morning at laguardia. So passengers that are here now, one of the Bigger Airlines offering to waive change fees and encouraging passengers to check the website and check their flight status before they make their way out to the airport. A few passengers consider themselves lucky to get out today. Others may not get out until early next week. Back to you. Terrell brown, thank you. President obamas Health Care Law is once again in the courtroom just days after a major part of it took effect. The Justice Department wants an end to Sonia Sotomayors delay of the contraception portion of the bill. Jeff, good morning. Reporter good morning, anthony and venita. The injunction remains in effect. On friday, the u. S. Government argued against it. The government filing was a direct response to a lawsuit brought by an order of nuns the Little Sisters of the poor. The rule to provide Birth Control violates their religious beliefs. Sonia sotomayor agreed and issued a temporary injunction. On friday the slit tore general said they are already exempt from any requirements. Dan bloomberg represents the nuns in the lawsuit. This morally compromises us. It makes us complacent in doing something wrong. Please dont ask us to make someone else do something wrong on our behalf. The president of planned parenthood cited with the administration. The government has already said this group of nuns is not required to provide Birth Control to their employees. And theres nothing in the Affordable Care act that should go against any of their religious beliefs. Reporter the court will decide whether to extend the injunction or sotomayor can make the decision herself and even refer it to the full Supreme Court. Thanks jeff. For generations, tourists and even residents have been taking rides on the horse drawn carriages in central park here in new york. But the new mayor says he is going to make good on a Campaign Promise that puts the horses out to pasture. Michelle, good morning. Reporter good morning. For the the past two days, horse drawn carriages have been shut down due to the severe Winter Weather but carriage operators have a lot more to worry about. Its the manhattan tradition as old as central park itself. Row plant sized by everyone from woody allen to lisa simpson. So what do horse drawn carriages mean to central park and new york city . It adds to the pieces of fabric that makes the city awesome. It gives us a great view of old new york. In 1858 the contact was to be seen in the back of a horse drawn carriage like we are doing now. For steve malone its a way of life. If this goes away what will you be doing . Good question. Im a 44yearold man who has done this legally for 26 years. In reality since i was 9 years old when i used to come with my dad. Im second generation. Im basically unployable. His profession is on the line. The new mayor vowed to keep his Campaign Pledge to put the the horse drawn carriage industry out of business. Theyre not appropriate to the year 2014. Its over. We are going to quickly and aggressive ily move to make horse carriages no longer part of the landscape in new york city. Theyre not humane. He has the backing of Animal Rights activists who fought for years to ban the practice alleging operators abuse the horses and place them in danger. Activists have been trying to ban horse drawn carriages in new york city for at least 20 years now. Ali is a member of the advocacy group. Theres no way you can alter the citys environment to make it optimized for a 1200 pound animal. You cant ledge slate a horse for oncoming traffic. Exchanges horses for oldfashioned style electric cars the drivers could be trained to operate. Malone says it will never work. Its a facade. No one will come to ride an electric car. People know about us. We have the brand. We have the image. Thats what people want. Kids come to see the horse. Horsepower is still popular with tourists. And people looking to pop the question. This was where lovers came and got engaged. And still do today. Just past saturday i had two engagements and two 50year anniversaries, one was engaged in the back of the carriage. If nothing else it certainly has left an impression. Buggy ride in central park very corny. Nope. You know big from sex and the city called it corny. Yeah. But he still did it. Well malone and the drivers, members of the Teamsters Union are gearing up for a long battle with city council which can vote to shut down the industry. In the course if necessary. Steve malone said he is fighting not just for the operators here in new york city but in other cities like boston philadelphia and salt lake city. What will will actually happen to the horses . They will be put to pasture . Ny class said they have a spot in Adoption Centers all over the northeast and parts of the mid atlantic region. There are some 200 horses that would be up for adoption. So they have a spot for them. I have never done it and might not get the chance. You still have a few weeks. Its 11 minutes after the hour. Now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Hour. Now heres a look at the leverer weather. Up next, he is brainy brash, and, oh so british. Do you mind . Like a rocket. You built a dead pig. That was this morning. Why we all seem to love the new british invasion. 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As fast as 2 1 2 days when used at the first sign. Learn more at abreva. Com. Dont tough it out. Knock it out fast. [ female announcer ] only with abreva. The british are coming again. Only this time theyre conquering pbs. One of the most popular shows is Downton Abbey and its highly anticipated Fourth Season started tomorrow. Heres a peek. Oh for heavens sake why does everyone keep nagging and nagging. My husband is dead. Cant you understand what that means . After all hes suffered in the war, hes killed in a stupid car krarchlt matthew is dead 50 years before his time. Isnt that enough for me to deal with . Just leave me alone. No spoilers there, but it is not the only british show taking america by storm. Here to explain our current obsession with all things british, matt roush. You tell us. Why do we like uk comedies and shows so much . It could be a class thing. We never lose our appetite for jane austen you name it. Theres a romance to them. Especially Downton Abbey. Theres an idea that the gentry and the working class get along so well together in this one household. Its a bit of escapism as well. We never lost the appetite for the home country, i guess. One thing thats interesting they made an attempt to appeal to the american market. They put Shirley Maclaine in there. Theyre targeting us. Theyre coproduced by wpgh. Its the classic. I dont think anybody saw down on the abbie being as big as it was. So adding shirley ma explain in the third and Paul Giamatti at the end of the fourth that its a hit and were tapping into the sensibility in a way we have not done in a long time for british drama. On january 19th theres going be a premier of sherlock. A lot of people are giving it a lot of praise. Its been a long time since weve had this. Not just cumberbatch but freeman who plays dr. Watson hes become a movie star. Its hard to schedule these shows. Its a brilliant reimagining of the modern time. Theres something really nostalgic about him. There was a sense that sherlock was ah oefd the kurch in terms of the original story. He was the original csi and now hes got all the modern things at his fingertips. My 17yearold is obsessed with Benedict Cumberbatch and my family is obsessed with dr. Who which is 50 years old but its suddenly exploding in america. Its taking on a much hipper look. The youngest doctor was dr. Matt smith. Very quirky, very young, very fun. He just did it on christmas day. He handed it over to a 12th doctor. This is a show for diehard scifi and why do you think that is . I think refreshing the show i think they added more budget to it. It looks cooling. It became much more of a funfilled ride, think. Plus the mythology. The person who came in to to the show, now the guy who does sherlock as well, that theres a lot of brainy weird mindtripping stuff. Its not really for the kids. Originally it was for the kids 678 now its broadened up. Up next, hes the new big shot. 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Its been such a faeptntasy and blessing, you know, a miracle to me. Lets go back to how that happened. A lot of the guys that played with billy have played with me throughout the band big shot. So when theyre off the road with billy, that i play with me a little bit and i got help from some guys guys who look out for you, give you look out for you. Tommy burns, david rosenthal, music director for billy joels band. They helped. I got the call to do rehearsals. So he was doing rehearsals at the paramount and they needed kind of like a stunt double to come in when he wasnt going to be at rehearsals so i did the reherarsals rehearsals, and two days later he showed up at the rehearseal and i thought i was going to be off and all of a sudden i was ask dodd you have a passport and i was like whats going on. How did it feel like the first time you were on stage with him after all of this . Its unbelievable. Ive been watching him my whole life. Hes my ee dollidol. Ive been watching them my whole life. All the people i watched him playing with im playing with and its one of the most craziest things in the world. Did billy joel ask you to join the band . Yes. How did that go . We were two days into rehearsals. That was the day i showed up and they asked if i had a passport. We did one set. He walked into the room during lunch and he was peeking his way through the room and im look oh, my god, its billy joel. He was like hi mike how are you doing. Really, really kind you know. He said, you know the stuff on guitar, were going to do some accuse stick stuff, yeah, absolutely. Before you know it im rehearsing out there with him got a microphone and rehearsal gets done and he says, i need to talk to mike, and i go, oh, my god. Nerves are shot at that point. What did he say . He pulled he me back. He said i know you erie busy with the want i dont want to mess things up for you. I want to get you on the road to the uk you know. Is it possible . I cant say on the air what i said, you know im like are you kidding me . It was an amazing, amazing moment. I know a lot of tribute bands are out there love the acts they pay tribute tow but none now that have the connection that you have. Its a great story, it really is. Thank you very much. Thank you, its been great. Coming up new life for a 300yearold masterpiece. Why there are huge crowds for one tiny painting. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. Ultimately its limiting the number of calories. Yes. How slong the program you go on . How many months . It really depends on what your goal is. Our average customer stace on for three months and then theres a transition program. Then we suggest they go to dinners my way, weekends my way and then they go to snacks. What are the criticism that youre not teaching people how to eat real food because youring packaged meals delivered by fedex and once you get off the program, you gain it all a back. 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Im vinita nair. And im anthony mason. Some attractions like spiderman spend millions to attract an audience. For some others all it takes is a few good words. Reporter she arrived at new york yorks frick museum. The girl was given a room all her own. Lines formed. Visitors gawked at the masterpiece. Its amazing. Its just lovely. I mean its just lovely. Reporter judy blaky and Sarah Campbell came from york pennsylvania to see her. Reporter what is it about it . Its the way her mouth is open and the surprised look on her face. I think its just beautiful. Reporter but something happened in another room at the frick. A pet goldfinch championed to a perch. So there is another star. There is another star. Reporter its very small. It is. I think its blown up in peoples minds. The book is named after the painting. Is that why youre here . Yes. Reporter was it worth the trip . It absolutely was worth the trip. Its pretty magnificent. Just to see it. Reporter what has it done to attendance . What happened . Our numbers have soared. In the gift shop the goldfinch has its own tote bag. In 1654 a massive explosion in a gunpowder factory killed the artist and destroyed most of his work. When the goldfinchs home museum in the hague restored the painting in 2003 they discovering microscopic damage that so its been surmised that perhaps the painting was in the rubble. If thats the case, the birds survival is kind of remarkable. Very remarkable. It would be sort of like a phoenx rising out of the ashes. Reporter two masterpieces have found new audiences because of novels. Isnt it great that culture lives. Reporter at age 360, the goldfinch is suddenly an on gentlemen knew in the art world. Its really amazing that it survived the explosion. 20 of the town of dell f was killed including the artist and he was painting a portrait of someone and the subject was killed as well. Its really an amazing story. Yes. Its time now for a final look at the weather for your weekend. 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That was john goodman in the back seat. He earned a golden globe nomination. Congratulations first of all. Thank you. That must have been pretty exciting. Yeah, yeah incredibly exciting and unexpected. This part. I was talking with the Cohen Brothers a couple of weeks ago about casting you in this part. They needed a musician and an actor at the same time. They said it was like finding a needle in a haystack and then you came along. Dwlou have both of these talents . Its something that ive always done. Ive always played music. Well, ive always since about 12 years old ive been playing guitar and singing in bands and acting, and so those two things ive always kept it up. I went to juliard and kept it going. It was just a matter of right time, right place at the right time and right project. I was able to get in there. You watched the movie. Its so lovely because you get to actually hear him sing full songs which is not usual in movies. You underwent rigorous playing though you are a musician. Yeah. Its called travis playing. Its cinco pated. Its like ragtime piano. I had to immerse myself in it. I just drilled it and drilled it so when the time came i was able to do it. Sometimes you had to do 20 takes on a soojd maintain the same rhythm so they could cut in between. Yeah. It was an interesting phenomenon. The drummers of my old band would say this guy has the worst timing but i think something about this particular style of playing because your thumb is like your metronome. Because i drilled it so much out of terror it was part of me to you know i was able to not vary too much. I loved what you said what i lack for in talent i make up for in obsession. There are a lot of the same players in this movie as that movie . Yeah. Definitely john goodman and tbone very net. I feel like a lot of the kids that were very good are now the same ones that are part of this socalled folk revival. It has a lot to do with the seed that was planted there. They were great. They were open and willing to discuss any part of the process as i was, so beforehand we went through explicitly ever single scene and talked about every single sentence. I needed to know what was happening. I asked a lot of dumb questions. You mentioned T Bone Burnett and brother where art thou. You ended up playing with Justin Timber lack and mumford of mumford sons. That must have been pretty imposing playing music with them. Yeah, right. Theyre such incredible singers. Yeah, it was scary, but the thing is joe and ethan and tbone, they create a sense of community, and there really isnt much room for vanity. I think they get people philosophically aligned already, so there wasnt much of that. We had a week where we got together in one of the last analogues in the city called avatar studio. We would sit around in the studio with the lights dims and tbone would burn this wood. It was super greenwich village. Wed play the songs and joe would walk around and listen. It was the most gentle and wonderful experience. How did you identify with this character . Immediately when you read the script, did you connect with him . I did. I did connect with him. Theres a heightened quality to it. You know hes being compressed by life quite literally and i took that very literally, not only by his emotions but the way he walks, the way that he looks oust his eyes. Everything is a matter of being squeezed. And i could relate to that feeling, you know. Ive had those moments where i feel so frustrated and you want to express something, but youre just not being allowed to do it and no ones listening. You you had a number of big costars in the film but one who i understand gave you some trouble, a cat costar. Five cat costars. Playing one role. Because you cant train cats. You had to have one that would walk when you wanted it to one that would sit still, one that wouldnt have sit still thats the one i liked the least. They had to tie them to me. Tie them to you . Yeah. I had to run into subways and they didnt want the cat jumping out and getting run over. The cat didnt care that it was tied to me. It would get loose and scratch me. I dont recommend working with cats. Why was this movie on the shelf for two years . Well because you know when we finished it they took you know joe and ethan wanted to take their time making it and they wanted to get it right as opposed to try to hit some deadline to try to get it into the festivals or whatever. I remember ethan said why dont we be a little less square about it. Well edit it and when its ready, well get it out there. So they just waited till the window was right. Best of luck with the golden globe. Oscar isaac. Thank you very much. Up next awardwinning chef jeff maher. 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The twist you cant resist. Chef jeff may hen was just 28 when he was named in the under 30 list. He has worked at nouveau here in new york and also the fat duck in england. Hes also executive chef partner of a restaurant in california. Were so pleased to welcome chef jeff mayan to this snowy edition of the dish. You flew in early to avoid the disaster. Im glad i did. You have two special dishes. What have you got . Braised pork shank. Everyones familiar with lamb shank and beef shank. I love pork. The braise on it we take the reduced reduction of the brazing liquid and put mustard and a little bit of acidity in there, and it is one of my favorite dishes during the wintertime. We also have a fish dish in front of us. What is that . To the lighter side of it it is a bron zee noe. A lot of people are afraid of grilling fish. You dont have to do the whole fish we just did the fillets today. Its a thin fish. Its so delicate. You can grill it for three minutes on one side one minute on the other side and its ready to go. If youre afraid of that what about grilling grapes. Just a few minutes. They get a nice one. What is this . The ba rah ta. Super creamy. Super sweet. When you get it fresh, it is unbelievable. Its absolutely delicious. I want to ask you about your background because a lot of people say you have an analytical approach to what you do in the kitchen. What does that mean . Im the son of two engineers. So instead of growing up and making things thing i grew up taking things apart. I would get a keyboard and instead of playing it, i would take it apart and see how it works but i never managed to put it back together. I think i take that same approach to food as i view it more of a puzzle and its a mental thing to me. I got kicked out of high school as a kid but i ended up at uc berkeley after trials and tribulations. And you studied math and the science. I did. The reason i was so good at math wasnt because i was so smart but i was in restaurants for so long that when you do this this, and this, hopefully its this. I took the same approach to food. I did a lot of fine dining and now as ive about profwresed in my career, ive gone simple foods as you see here. Just sort of with math instead of getting these big equations i started focusing on the very simple ones that are actually more complex to me and more interesting. Yeah, my approach is very systematic. Was there did you always have an interest in food though . No. I was, as i said a little bit of rambunctious and troubled teen. Once you get kicked out of high school at an early age, theres few places you can end up. I have the worst add d a. D. D. In the world. I did best in the restaurant. I thought, oh this is how my mind normally works. I found enough creativity and structure in the restaurant that i fell in love. I never thought of it as a career part but it was something that fit me really well. You have such a strong pedigree. I think a lot of people are surprised you chose to do pizza and doughnuts. Like you said some straightforward foods are the hardest to do. How did you transition into those foods . I was working in all these fancy restaurants and i learned so much. I took away how to look at food at not opposed to cooking techniques but i was able to say, okay now what. I kept going and going and going. Had no limitations. I thought, okay thats really great, but what is it going to be like to make it better. It was less gimmicky. To work around that kind of level of expertise was amazing at my age too. So i really i was working in these fine dining restaurants and i loved it and i had this technique, but it was never satiating or satisfying to me because i wanted to talk to people. Working with pizza was the most nostalgic and aless the most approachable. Making apple pie is the hardest in the world because everyone has something to compare it to. Chef jeff mahan, thank you. Wed like you to sign this dish and wed ask you if you could share this peel with dead or alive . Alive i think id share it with jim morison. Great choice. For more head to our website, cbsnews. Com. Well be right back. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. [ male announcer ] youll only find advil, the 1 selling pain reliever in one cold medicine. Advil congestion relief. It delivers a onetwo punch at pain and sinus pressure with the power of advil and a nasal decongestant great choice. Sing advil congestion relief. Good job still running in great choice. Getting your vegetables every day . When i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] couldve had a v8. Two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. Kerri kerri the sparkle® fairy here. Are you about to spend that on paper towels . Mom well, i use bounty. Kerri ooo use sparkle®. 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[ male announcer ] want healthy joints . the joint is jumpin osteo biflex® helps strengthen your joints. like calcium supplements can help your bones, osteo biflex can help your joints. osteo biflex. Also in joint muscle and joint bone. Morning sunday morning, why more and more americans are going to the mat for yoga. Plus theyre the most Secretive Company in the candy world. Nancy giles tries to get to the center of tootsie roll industry. Now heres Norah Odonnell with a look at whats happening on cbs this morning monday. Good morning. Its one of the most famous pieces of furniture in american history. Mo rocca has a chair that makes people stand up and take notice. Well see you monday morning. Thanks for watching cbs this morning saturday. Everybody have a wonderful weekend. Thanks for being with us. Captions by vitac www. Vitac. Com chef, jeff mahin, we were so excited talking about the food we forgot to talking about the cocktail. What are we drinking . A drink my good friend concocted concocted. Its something you can find in your grandparents liquor cabinet and lemon juice. We have it at sell a bar in chicago. Very smooth. Nice flavor also. And we have these flying saucers also known as cookies. Anything thats the size of my hand thats a dessert, theyre mine. Theyre the most addictive thing in the world. Is this bacon . Candied bacon on top of the chocolate cookie. And the rice crispy treat . Thats my favorite. Its like two desserts in one. You do a lot of things with does. I i love making something with flour and were you ever concerned when you opened a doughnut Restaurant Shop oomz people might not take you too seriously . I guess i never thought anyone took me too seriously for most of my life. We know the feeling well. Nothing to lose. Its been a lot of fun. Thank you. Thank you for being with us. Well see you next saturday. So long. Announcer for more about cbs this morning, visit us at cbsnews. Com. 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Good morning, im ann makovick, thanks for joining us. Im mark kelley. It is saturday, the 4th of january, 2013. A lot happening in the news today, but lets start things off with a quick look at the weather. We have a foggy start to our saturday, taking a quick look at sfo. The sun not quite up and you can see that current layer of