attack. several local, state, and federal agencies are investigating. >>> president obama this morning is under new pressure from families of 9/11 victims. they want him to back legislation allowing them to sue the saudi government. the controversy picked up new urgency after a "60 minutes" investigation looking at links between saudi officials and the 9/11 hijackers. that information may number a congressional report. chip reid's at the white house where the president is getting ready for a visit to saudi arabia. chip, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. saudi arabia is a key u.s. ally and has threatened to retaliate financially if that bill becomes law. the obama administration opposes the bill, and that has made some 9/11 families very angry. >> i'm completely outraged. >> reporter: lori van auken is convinced the 9/11 hijackers were helped by saudi agents. her husband, kenneth, worked on the 105th floor of the world trade center's north tower. for years she and other 9/11 families have tried to hold the saudi government accountable in federal court, but because foreign

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ability to go on the local and state level and do surveillance. is the zika virus in mosquitoes or in people? you need to develop testing. very importantly you need to go into these especially poor areas, these neighborhoods that are not that dissimilar from dr. hotez is pointing out from brazil that have standing water and all sort of lack of air-conditioning and screens and clean things up. when i was in the epi center in brazil, i was with the soldiers. they were going from house-to-house and we should be doing a similar effort here in the united states to get ahead of this whole outbreak. >> the world health organization has released some startling new statistics on the number of diabetes cases in this country and abroad. it found the number of adults living with diabetes has quadrupled since 1980. in the u.s. alone the number of cases among men has jumped by 80% over that time and in cases among women, have increased by 50%. what is fueling this, holly? >> you know, it's directly related to the increase in obesity. almost number by number. we focus a lot and talk a lot about the

can get -- easily get beyond this. >> the convention is going to be in your home state of ohio n cleveland. >> right. >> are local law enforcement ready? >> we would be local. the local cleveland police, our highway patrol, the secret service. >> are you concerned about riots? are you concerned about violence? >> we weren't saying we were concerned about a riot. we said we were going to be i think the more we talk about the fact -- why are we talking about it? >> we're talking about a path to darkness. you're talking about two t two men leading with the vote s ares are on a path to darkness. >> frequently people who are nominated don't win in the fall. >> know, charlie, but i would not sit here and say, oh, i'm just spending all day thinking about we may have riots. that's just hyperbole. that's what we are today whochl can say the things to get everybody stirred up and get eyeballs. >> there are people who raise the question. days of rage and all of that. >> we'll be ready as is humanly possible to deal with whatever comes our way. but, look. the point of the story is this, and

pregnant. now, we have not yet seen local spread via mosquito here in the united states. but everyone says, you know, from the world health organization to the cdc and other federal health official say we will see that happening sometime. >> it now seems that authorities are very, very concerned about this. more so -- i think if you're a woman of childbearing years, this must be very frightening. i'm curious who exactly it would affect and are there things that authorities are not telling us? the more we hear the worse the story gets. >> there is more that we don't know about this virus right now than what we do know. so as much as that type of advice to even consider it is unprecedented, you know, telling women not to become pregnant. the virus itself is unprecedented. this is the first mosquito that could because a birth defect. the zika virus in women who are becoming pregnant or are pregnant in their first trimester causes microcephaly, an undevelopment brain at birth and lisk effectsfe effects on the baby. >> federal officials are divided or many on one side or the other? >> many

scarier than we initially thought. while we absolutely hope we don't see widespread local transmission in the continental u.s., we need the states to be ready for that. >> 30 states are now projected to get the type of mosquito that spreads the zika virus by summer. that's up from an earlier estimate of just 12 states. >>> our chief medical correspondent is here to explain why the threat is considered more severe, john, good morning. >> good morning. >> why is it considered more severe? >> this is a nasty virus. every time we look at it, every week we seem to learn something new. there was a recent study from brazil, 29% of brazilian women who had the virus ended up having abnormal fetal ultraso d ultrasounds. it occurred anytime during pregnancy, not just the first trimester. >> why is it scarier here in the u.s.? >> we think it was in 12 states, now it's about 30 states. the fear is right now, the zika virus is not in mosquitos in the united states. anybody here who has it has brought it in from somewhere else. fear is eventually somebody will come here infected and a mosquito that's no

. >> the way we look at issues, this is what our local governments and state governments should litigate. i think this is going to be churning in society, in our culture. i think through consensus in our communities we'll come to answer. i try not to, as a federal officials, insert our selves into administering or arbitrating these difficult issues that are moving through society. i don't get into what should north carolina do or wisconsin do, or what should madison, wisconsin or charlotte. >> manuel miranda inserted you in pop culture. >> on a different subject. >> i was like what does that have to do with north carolina. oh, yeah. >> hamilton guy. >> just went -- >> the hard part convincing congress what matters so their heart is in the fight for relief, not a bailout. relief. a belief you can pass legislation to ease our grief. paul ryan, hamilton at your house, pelosi, i'll wear my hamilton blouse, suffering, stop the bleeding. it's just 100 miles across. >> i just assumed people -- >> you know how surreal my life has become? i was getting ready to watch "game of thrones," season premie

carolina? donald trump says yes for transyend ertrans transgender. >> this is what our local governments and state governments should litigate. i think this is going to be churning in society, in our consensus our communities will come to answers. i try not to, as a federal official, insert ourselves into administering or arbitrating these difficult issues that are moving through society. i don't get into what should north carolina do or wisconsin do or what should madison, wisconsin, do or charlotte, north carolina. >> how about this. lin manuel miranda has inserted you into pop culture. i know you've seen this. >> on a different subject. >> oh, yeah. i was going to say, what does that have to do with north carolina? >> puerto rico. >> the hard part is in convincing congress that the people matter. their heart is a fight for relief, not a bailout, just relief. a belief you can pass legislation to ease our grief. paul ryan, i've dealt with pelosi, i'll wear my hamilton blouse. your citizens are suffering. stop the bleeding, stop the loss. hundred miles across. >> you call him

hopes staying local will breed success. the farm uses solar power, recycled water, and only supplies to stores within an 80-mile radius like this whole foods. >> most of the produce we eat in the united states, particularly salad greens and herbs, come from california. by eliminating all of that transportation, we're eliminating the associated emissions. >> reporter: is the produce just as good as what is grown in the farms? >> this produce is better than what's grown in conventional farms because it's fresher. >> reporter: the lettuce costs more than most you'll find in the store, around $4 a package. it makes it to places like pullman cafe within hours, not days. it's enough to please lower an pro their u of the local gardening club. >> tender as opposed to something designed to travel. >> reporter: is this something the neighborhood needed? >> absolutely. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," adrianna diaz, chicago. >> a terrific story. >> what kind of lettuce was that? >> i think boston bibb. >> i like that. >> nice. >> great. great creativity. >> yeah. all right. >> making jobs t

in prince's home state of minnesota were bathed in purpose told honor their local hero. the minnesota twins home field turned purpose old a raisy thursday. the text on the jumbotron read, "good night, sweet prince." the omni hotel gave a tribute to "purple rain." and here in new york city, people altered the signs and displays at the prince street subway station in memory of the musician. spike put out a tweet saying i'm having a party, over 5,000 people came. people celebrating yet mourning this man and his music at the same time. >> his drummer and former fia e fiancee coming up. the wolfpuffing.fing and like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken mo

afternoon, chris. >>> okay john, i'm chris wragge we're back in another local returns right after this. (vo) the health system with a history of delivering world firsts in patient care is now delivering...convenience. and with our expansion into westchester and the hudson valley, state-of-the-art healthcare is just down the road from you. >>> i've said this repeatedly -- nomination should good to someone who actually compared for it. for me, that door is closed. >> got it. but is the door locked? >> it is bolted shut. >> i see. is there a key under the mat by any chance? >> no, there's not, and before you ask, there isn't one of those little windows on the door you can punch through and turn the handle like a burglar in those home security ads. >> got it. okay. i apologize. >> so how does he change his mind after that, guys? he can't, can he? >> well done. "colbert show" is looking extra special this week. >> looking really great. really great. if he does change his mind, they'll be bringing up that videotape. something to think about, mr. ryan. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning."

state and federal investigations. he and mason are also the subject of a complaint by the alabama ethics commission. al.com reports that governor bentley purchased multiple cell phones last year at a local best buy, so-called burner phones that could be used and easily discarded. >> this guy they thought was grandpa, who ran on a, quote, family values sort of platform, is buying burner phones for that purpose. i don't think there is any way he survives this. the embarrassment alone is making him a joke everywhere he goes. >> reporter: a fellow republican, state representative ed henry, tells "cbs this morning" he plans to file impeachment articles against the governor when the legislative session opens next week. >> all right, anna. we got it. he says he is standing tough but i found in the past when you start using the word embattled before your name, it's not a good thing. >> especially when you're standing tough when you say that. seems like a downward trend. >> going to be interesting to see how this plays you out. >>> the end of a harbor cruise sent people on shore running ve

with another local this. >>> a bombshell revelation. it was made just a couple of hours ago that could make you question everything you know about the state of american politics. >> nine months ago, i announced my candidacy for president. the journey has been an unbelievably interesting one and fascinating. no matter how insane i got, millions of you showed up to support me. but enough is enough. now. april fools america! i'm not really running for president! it was a joke! go vote for my friend hillary clinton and make america great again. >> impersonator. >>> be on guard for april fool's jokes today. i got a good one already today. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." this half hour, fox news anchor megyn kelly talks to charlie about the unrelenting personal jabs from donald trump. a first look at the interview that you'll see on cbs sunday morning. >>> our elizabeth palmer is the first american journalist to enter palmyra. we will see what she found inside the famed syrian city just recaptured from isis and what happened to its ancient cultural treasures is ahead. the globe

hall of fame. your local news is next. rock 'n' roll hall of fame. your local news is next. california state cials will join fa >>> happy friday, everyone! it's 8:25. i'm frank mallicoat. here are your headlines at this hour today. california state university officials will join faculty union representatives to announce a new salary agreement. the pay increase will affect 26,000 staff members on all 2 csu campuses -- 23 csu campuses. the union threatened to strike. >>> a 3.5 magnitude earthquake rattled sonoma county this morning. the usgs says it hit about 6 a.m. centered near the geysers. no reports of any injuries or damage. >>> next half-hour on "cbs this morning," a preview of the rock and roll hall of fame induction. that's coming up. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, >>> let's check the bay bridge. they switched the metering lights off. so obviously, there's not much of a delay to speak of now. good time to head to san francisco. you beat the rush. everything is good all across the span. here's a live look at our sensors from highway 4. there

right, johnny, thanks so much. >>> i'm chris wragge. we'll be back with another local update in 25 minutes. right after this. >>> ted cruz also thought he'd creep out the whole people of indiana, the hoosier ear state, lovers of basketball, by pretending that he shared their affection. >> the amazing thing, that basketball ring in indiana, it's the same height as it says in new york city. >> that basketball ring is the same height everywhere in the country, just like how everywhere in the country it is not called a basketball ring. >> ted cruz like trying to be cool. i was shooting rings with my boys, and i plunked the ball in. nothing but cotton webbing. >> you can't even play that off when you call a basketball hoop a ring. >> exactly. >> i love the game of basketball. can't do that. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, did an airline pilot fly hundred of passengers while drunk? a breathalyzer alleges they when a co-pilot saw during a flight. >>> plus, a volunteer deputy is convicted in the killing of an unarmed suspect. the executive spending year