LOS ANGELES -- It's another beautiful day in L.A., not that I've stepped foot outside the Hilton in 24-plus hours. But apparently it's so unseasonably warm out that "Good Day LA" is reporting that it's making some people sick! If the pollution doesn't get ya, the sunshine will. California.

CBS has rolled out the breakfast buffet, and while we wait for CBS Entertainment prez Nina Tassler to show up, let's talk Survivor. CBS just announced the 16 castaways who will compete on Survivor: Tocantins, premiering Feb. 12. In case you're wondering where that is, exactly, it's in the Brazilian Highlands. Apparently it's quite rugged there and conditions include scorching temperatures, torrential downpours and dangerous wildlife. Fun times!

This season, the castaways will arrive already divided into two tribes: Jalapao and Timbira.

Jalapao Tribe: Sandy Burgin, 53, of Louisville, KY; Joe Dowdle, 26, of Austin, TX; Spencer Duhm, 19, of Lakeland, FL; Carolina Eastwood, 26, West Hollywood, CA; Stephen Fishbach, 29, of New York; Tak Johnson-George, 37, of Nashville, TN; James Thomas Jr., 24, of Samson, AL; and Sydney Wheeler, 24, of Raleigh, N.C.

Timbira Tribe: Tyson Apostol, 29, of Lindon, UT; Debra Beebe, 46, of Auburn, AL; Erinn Lobdell, 26, of Waukesha, WI; Sierra Reed, 23, of Los Angeles, CA; Jerry Sims, 49, of Rock Hill, S.C.; Candace Smith, 31, of Dayton, OH; Brendan Synnott, 30, of New York; and Benjamin Wade, 37, of Bolivar, MO.