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Why more arrests may be on the way. And a new film reveals the mystery woman who was one of the 20th centurys great street photographers. The incredible story and her amazing work now on cbs this morning saturday, march 29th, 2014. Captioning funded by cbs and welcome to the weekend. We also have some great guests here in studio 57 this morning including acclaiming director of black swan around the wrestler erin vary november ski and next to him, John Carter Cash the only child of June Carter Cash and johnny cash. Hell talk about the release of the lost album the man in black. The chef who learned how to cook from the queen of mexican food. Plus wait till you hear st. Paul and the broken bones and their television debut. Great band. But we begin with new debris found in the search for that missing malaysian aircraft. A new shift lead to the discovery now closer to the australian coast. Holly williams is in perth, australia, the nerve center looking to find the missing boeing 777. Good morning, holly. Whats the latest. Reporter good morning. The weather has taken a turn for the worst which could slow down the search for the Malaysia Airlines flight 370. Its been three weeks since the plane mysteriously disappeared but not a single piece of wreckage has been discovered. For ten days now a fleet of search planes has been combing the seas of the southern indian ocean hunting for fragments of flight 370. We should not underestimate the difficulty of this work. It is an extraordinarily remote location. These are inhospitable seas its an inaccessible place, we are trying to find small bits of wreckage in a vast ocean, and while we are trying everything we have at it the task goes on. Reporter twice this week the planes were grounded by high winds and rough seas in the search area 1,500 miles off australias west coast. Even in good weather radar proved ineffective, so they relied on the human eye to spot debris. When we flew with the crew of this new zealand p30 ryan aircraft we found something, hopeful it might be part of the wreckage from the malaysia jet airliner. Its affecting a lot of people so definitely, you know, to come out and put closure on it would be awesome. Reporter the blue object later turned out to be marine life, probably a killer whale. On thursday new images from japanese and thai satellite show large objects floating in the ocean, some more than 50 feet long. That sparked hopes that the wreckage would soon be found but on friday came the frustrating news that the search crews had been looking in the wrong place. Investigators analyzing the flight data decided the plane had probably crashed 700 miles northeast of where theyd originally thought. This is the most confused contradictory, frustrating search investigation ive ever come across. Mind you, its most bizarre. No ones lost a plane like this in the modern era. Reporter theyll undergo a search today. The plan now is to find the flight black boxes or flight recorders to find out what could have gone wrong. Joining us now is Mark Rosenker former chairman of the National Transportation safety board and cbs news aviation analyst. Good morning. Good morning, anthony good morning, vinita. We keep meeting like this every weekend unfortunately mark. Are the searches in the right place now . I hope so but im cautiously optimistic. Weve begun a Serious Investigation and search and recovery. Weve not been able to touch, feel identify validate anything from this aircraft. Until we do that, we dont know where this aircraft is and we have to use our best science and analysis to be looking where it is. Perhaps this is the spot. When you look at the map you get a clear sense that obviously this new area is close to land. Does that make it easier for investigators . It certainly does. They dont have to fly as far. They can stay on the point much longer than they were, but still were in a very difficult and challenging part of the world and as a result of that this is going to be a very long very costly and unfortunately a very frustrating investigation thus far. What does this shift tell us if anything about what happened . We know that the aircraft based on the science and analysis that were getting from both the data coming from the satellite and also the radar that this aircraft was moving faster than they anticipated it was at the original point back down there 700 miles south of where we are right now. So basically if its moving faster its burning more fuel and thats why they think the search area could be different . Thats exactly why theyre searching where they are right now. Weve got lots of things that appear to be something in the sea. Weve got lots of aircraft out there putting eyes on it taking photographs of it. We were hoping to get analysis telling us exactly what we god but unfortunately that hasnt come to light yet. They say if any wreckage is found, it has to go back to australia. Why is that . I think that makes good sense. It needs a consolidation point. That point is australia. It will enable us to put the pieces back together to do a forensic investigation. Frankly the australians are good at this. I know they were when i worked for the ntsb. I know when the black box is under water we lose the signal. Certainly the pinging of the black boxes, we would like to have an area where we could begin to do that search right now, but im more concerned right now of validating that were in the right place. Right. Then the work will be done by the oceanographers and the climbing to gra fehrs and those who have to show us where the spot was and the original point of people in los angeles are assessing the damage this morning after a magnitude 5 earthquake struck. There were dozens of aftershocks. The earthquake broke water mains, gas line cut power to thousands of customers and knocked bottles and dishes off shelves. The people in this car suffered injuries after a rockslide knocked this car on to its roof. They felt the tremer in the ballpark. A little tremor in the ballpark. Im not sure if the folks felt it but we felt it in press row. A tremor an only that thank goodness. More aftershocks could occur over the next several days. Smoke and flames lit up the sky in des moines when a fire tore through an old building that was under construction. Parts of it collapsed. There was no injuries wu bier facials cleared sidewalks and evacuated connecting buildings in downtown. The building attracted thousands of businesses in. We shift the heavy rain now. John blackstone is in washington with the latest president good morning, john. Reporter good morning. Well, search officials here are now acknowledging that a week after this landslide theres little chance that anyone could have survived under the mud and wreckage. For the people in this valley this has been a week of grieving and loss. What is now called tim pact zone was until a week ago, the community of oso, population of 180. When the landslide hit, this man was sitting in his recliner. Noise started build and building, i looked over my shoulder and the trees were windmill windmilling. Than no seconds later, this huge crash. I had my legs out in my recliner like this. A huge crash that was unbelievably loud. These volunteer firefighters were among the first to reach the scene. Weve seen a lot of things in the four years that weve been doing this up here but nothing could ever make you imagine that you were ever going to see the things that weve seen since saturday morning. Take a square mile of land scoop it all up at least 40 feet deep pile on trees rocks, everything put it into a blender, blend it until its chopped out and pour it on the ground. Thats what we were in. It was things that i never want to see again reporter is search the personal that they know some of those that are missing. Alan worked with them on their farm. Deanna is alans mother. He was laughing when he was young. He was with his fiancee when the landslide struck. I could picture them in the kitchen. I dont know what hit them and thats how im picturing it. Reporter mack mcfearson managed to dig himself out but linda, his wife of 46 years was killed. She was the cartwheel. She made it all go around. Reporter the week ahead is likely to be no easier than the week that has just passed here and conditions for searchers could just get worse. This rain is forecast to last for most of the week. John blackstone in washington thank you. Russian president and president obama have spoken again about the crisis in ukraine. They talked about what russias plans are for ukraine. In the kremlins account of the conversation that the white house described as frank and direct putin raised concerns about what he described as extremists in ukraine. President obama demanded putin pull back the tens of thousands of combat ready Russian Troops who are on ukraines border. He spoke with scott pelley in rome. Youve seen a range of troops massing along that border under the guise of military exercises. But these are not what russia would normally be doing. It may simply be an effort to intimidate ukraine or it may be that theyve got additional plans. In either case what we need right now to resolve and deescalate the situation would be for russia to move back those troops and to begin negotiations directly with the Ukrainian Government and the international community. What is Vladimir Putin after . If you take him at his word can you . Well on this i think hes been willing to show a deeply held grievance about what he considers tore the loss of the soviet union. I think theres a strong sense of russian nationalism and a sense that somehow the west has taken advantage of russia in the past and that he wants to in some fashion, reverse that or make up for that. The president is on his way back to the United States from saudi arabia where he met with the countrys leader. The deadline for signing up for Health Care Insurance under obamacare is set for monday. But it will be extended for some americans. Here to help us explain what that means is louise. Good morning to you. Thanks for having me. The announcement that the extension is being extended. Are there still problems with the website . Well federal officials have likened the official to people still being in line on election day waiting for the polls to close. They said the people in that situation will be allowed to continue and finish their applications even after march 31st has passed at midnight. Those are the people who will be able to take advantage of the extension. Essentially though its based on an honor system. People coming to the site after march. 1st will be told that its closed. But if they would like to carry on because they began before theyre allowed to continue. So if you dont sign up by the 31st are you going to be penalized in some way . The penalty has shifted around a little bit as well. The standard has been that if you had signed up by march 31st for coverage that might not take effect for another month, you wouldnt be sukt to the penalty. And as long as you were trying to sign up by march 31st some type of documentation might be required for that that will be sufficient to avoid the penalty which applies to most americans, starts at 90. But there are quite a few exception to that too. We keep hearing the 6 Million People. Why is that number so significant . Well its a hugely symbolic victory for the administration. Its what the Budget Office has had projected that the signup numbers would be for 2014. So to go from reports that on the first day only 6 people made it through, to 6 million over six months u suggests theyve been able to turn around the problems on the website to make it functionablel for the people. Paying the first premium is the first step. Thats for insurer es to say. But that actually defines enrollment. Now to college basketball. The ncaa tournament gets down to the elite eight this weekend. Last nights action the wildcats turn things around in the game to declare victory over louisville. Eel play second seeds michigan tomorrow. Connecticut was a surprise winner against iowa state. Theyll square off against number four Michigan State in the east regional final tomorrow. Here to talk about what weve seen and what to expect is cbs Sports College basketball insider john. I know louisville was your pick for all of this. You had to bring that up. I dont know that the interview is getting off to the right start. I dont think anybody has grasped the magnitude. They played the team that has been in back to back fours. This was at the football stadium and the wildcats played the majority of the game with five freshmen on the floor. Theres still a cinderella in the game. Dayton won again. Warren buffet is sleeping pretty well dow. Dayton theyve ignited an unbelievable turn around. Out of all of the teams playing right now the ncaa tournament dayton is by far the deepest player. They have nine players averaging 11 1 2 minutes per game. In the elite eight now, what are the games you want to be watching . Kentucky and michigan is one tomorrow were arizona and wisconsin is an interesting showdown. Its a great contrast in styles. But you also have two of the coaches, bo ryan and sean miller who are elite coaches in the final four but they havent gotten to the final four. So today one of those coaches will get to the most hall lowed showcase in the sport. Coaches have always told me that the game to get to the final four is the most pressure packed four because it sets you apart from your pierce. So with louisville gone who do you like now . Thats a tough question. I will admit that the florida team weve seen this year doesnt have the pro potential of Billy Donovans teams that won backtoback championships. But the 0 cohesiveness willing to sacrifice and the balance is reminiscent of that team. Florida has yet to lose a game yet. Im just curious, what about the manhattan coach. The coach that was supposed to go to south florida for 6 million. He loses it all because he didnt have a degree. When you think about the dynamics of this whole thing, here is somebody who was matched up against his mentor three days later he gets the break of a lifetime has a 6 Million Contract in his hand and less than 24 hours of agreeing to the terms on the job, it turns out he didnt have a degree from kentucky. It was an amazing roller coaster. You can see every moment of the action here on cbs. And an tbs. Log on to cbs sports. Com. Tomorrow morning on face the nation should College Athletes be paid . Guests mark Emmett Michael hayden and Michael Morrell on president obamas call for limiting the collection of americas phone records. It is time to show you some of this mornings headlines. The man in charge of security inside one World Trade Center has resigned. He left in the wake of numerous security breeches including a teenagers ability to climb the building 100 floors without detux. Piers porking signed off from his show last night. Morgan thought the deadly shootings in aurora colorado and newtown, connecticut would prompt change. The bullies have help congress do nothing. Mill nons of jars of Peanut Butter were dumped in the river this week. The plants trustee said it had no other choice when costco refused to take shipment of the Peanut Butter or allow it to be donated. Dr. Dre and jimmy ie vine are putting money with their mouth is. Hey, evan, weve got great news for you. Youve been accepted to the academy. Usc academy for arts and Business Innovation starts this fall. Videos are the new wave of things. All of the students applying had to submit a video. It is 22 minutes after the hour. Now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Coming up new recalls for gm calls. Well have the six models that are affected. And the questions over why the company completely stopped sales of one model vehicle out explanation. Were at los angeles interairport where police went undercover to investigating badge handlers. Well have the latest in the investigation coming up on cbs this morning saturday. Coming up, the story of vivian myer who worked as a nanny in chicago in the 1950s and 60s while quietly pursuing a hidden talent. She was a great photographer. Well be right back. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. They talk about the habits that you change first. Mine was sleep. I went from four to five hours to seven to eight hours, you know. Charlie and i share a level of naps. We have atwo nap rooms so people can go ahead and recharge. Then i introduced meditation in my life. In my book i have very small baby steps that people can take. The important thing is not to agree with the book but to make the small little changes. And one of them is try and catch just 30 minutes more sleep. Try and introduce five minutes of meditation into your day. You know everybody has five minutes. But your epiphany came after your success. You were already you had the money and power thing down. Do you think if you had adopted the approach that youre advocating in this book that you would have been as successful as you are today if you hadnt had the sleep . Absolutely, absolutely. And i would have done it with less stress less worry, and less unnecessary anxiety because so often our minds move into worries about the future about things that never happen. You know montagne they said there were several awful things i thought in my life but they never happened. But i want to follow up. Youre Arianna Huffington of the huffington post. If i said to my boss you know im going to take a nap, im not going to answer my im, i need time for me i need to balance my life. When youre just starting out, arianna, how can you do that and be successfulsome. Of course you dont do it like that. Okay. I have 55 pages of notes in the book that show the Scientific Evidence that youre going be better at your job. So you can start writing the Great American novel. So you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. So you can finish the Great American novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. So you can these are anything but your typical home videos. Thats a 3yearold whose dad is a professional animator for dreamworks in los angeles. Dad uses his skills to spice up those boring home movies into something you might see on the silver screen. That was pretty cool. James brandishing a light saber at a local toys r us has been viewed by nearly 1 Million People and nearly a Million People watched him blast off from a mcdonalds playland. I have to learn how to do that. Good morning. Im anthony mason. And im vinita nair. We begin with thefting from bag alks. Investigators say baggage handlers stole thousands of item items from cameras to high end clothing. Brandon scott has more. Reporter in the late night hour on wednesday after serving more than two dozen search warrants, Los Angeles Police arrested six current or former l. A. X. Baggage handlers. The arrests came after a monthlong investigation that sent police under cover to find out who was behind a resent rash of luggage thefts. After the luggage was placed on the conveyer before it went into the plane, they would just unzip, reach in and take whatever valuable property they could find whether it was jewelry, ipads, expensive clothing. Once they stole these items, what would they do with it . They would sell it on ebay. Baggage theft increased last year by 37 . The airport is the countrys third busiest and handles nearly 34 million pieces of luggage, prime targets for wouldbe thieves. But its not just l. A. At airports across the country crooks are preying on passengers. Surveillance video in houston caught this man committing the same crime and at new yorks jfk, 160,000 worth of watches and jewelry was stolen out of a single suitcase. Its awful. Reporter jessica gage flew if there arizona to los angeles. Thankfully everything in her suitcase arrived. Nobody wants their stuff stolen or gone through. You put it in there and you hope its the same way when you get it back again. Reporter even though police have busted the thieves, authorities believe the crimes could stretch beyond the suspects in custody, so in the weeks to come police could serve more warrants and make even more arrests. For cbs this morning saturday, brandon scott, los angeles. General motors is expanding its recall of cars because of defective switches blamed for more than a dozen deadly accidents. It affects 962,000 vehicles and now includes newer models. That brings the total number recalled to more than 2. 6 million. That i include the cobalt the hhr, the 20062010 Pontiac Solstice 20052010 pontiac g5. It would turn off the engine disabling power steering power brakes and power air bags. Company Ceo Mary Barra is expected to testify. In another development involving gm cars the companys told its stealers to stop selling some models of the chevy cruise. It affects 2013 and 2014 cruises with turbo charged fourcylinder engines. Cars already sold are not being recalled and fw m has not explained why theyre doing this. Yet in another auto related story federal regulators have closed their investigation of battery fires in teslasla models scars. They fixed it twice last year. No one has been hurt. Theyre now installing metal shields to protect the batteries. Now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Up next, medical news in our morning rounds including a dramatic increase in the estimated number of American Children with autism. Dr. Holly phillips and dr. 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In 2012 the estimate was 1 in 88. Thats a 30 increase in two years. Jim axelrod looked into the new numbers. Reporter the cdc says the findings dont mean more children are developing it. It means more cases are being discovered due to heightened awareness. Michael rosenoff with the Advocacy Group Autism Speaks says this study looked at 8yearolds from 11 sites across the country. The approach they use is based on medical and service records. Thats why we believe part of the prevalence is due to better detection. Better records leads to higher prevalence. Reporter the average age of the diagnosis in the United States is 4 1 2. Thats too late says this couple. Their twin 11 krrlds michael and kevin were diagnosed at 20 months. We were told ten years ago they would probably never speak, would never laugh or have friends or experience most of life. You guys share the room. Yeah. How does that work out . Not so very well. Reporter and as for kevin now now what does your shirt say . Whos awesome . Im awesome. Are you awesome . Yes. What was the key . For two years they had an hour each a week of therapy in the house. It opens a whole new world of possibilities for them. So, holly, im curious. Why is it that these numbers is it possible that were overdiagnosing autism . Thats such an important question to ask really because we know that cases of autism were detecting much better and much earlier, but that doesnt mean were overdiagnosing autism. Actually for this study, the cdc looked very carefully at each case that they included and really made sure that each case met the standard definitions of autism or autism spectrum disorder. So they believe that each of these diagnosis is accurate. I thought it was interesting that boys are fuehrer times more likely to be diagnosed with autism than girls. Why do you think that is . I wish we knew the bottom line answer to. What we do know is boys may be more specifically linked to abnormalities that may be linked to autism. What they are and how they behave, thats really an area of Intense Research right now. Also this week a smokers rights group filed a ban on smoking in restaurants, parks, and many other places but a report shows that accidental poisoning of lethal liquid nicotine is increasing. What are the numbers like . 300 from before with kids predominantly. This year is going to be double what last year was. You can buy it over the countertop. Its flavored with bubble gum. Kids are drinking it by mistake. You can get concentrated nicotine that can cause problems for kids an adults. Canada theres no regulation. The u. S. , we let them do what they want. There was good news about the number of people who get infections in the hospital. The cdc said there were 722,000 reports in 2011. Previous estimates put it as high as 1. 7 million. Some of the procedures may be due to being perform outside the hospital as well as plans to control infection. A new report in st. Louis reports that as half as many of all case of Breast Cancer might be preventable. Sounds like there are lifestyle factors that come into play. Its really very very important. We hear so much about Breast Cancer and were all so fearful but i actually find it very reassuring there are things we can do to lower our risks and the single most is to exercise. The earlier you start, the better, but its never too late to start. Also focus on a plantbased diet, fruits vegetables whole grains, less meat and dairy is actually a good thing and lower fat foods. Control your weight. Control it especially as long as you can especially later in life and control your intake of alcohol. I thought it was interesting they say the first pregnancy in women is very important. Thats why these factors, changing your lifestyle, the earlier you start, the better. David, there are drugs out there to prevent high risk Breast Cancer and some are controversial. Tell me about that. Theyre not controversial. Baby aspirin prevents Breast Cancer but two others have a dramatic decrease in normal and high risk women. What should a woman whats the conversation she should be having with her doctor. Say, listen what is my percent chance of having breast can serks what are the side effects and strategy and make the right decision for you. Theres no one right answer. Its based on your value system. If youre an ordinary person its hard to assess your risks. Thats the role of the doctor to educate you and together make the right decision. Finally if you ever wanted to compare apples to oranges, theres now an app nar. Google has created a search tool that gives side by side nutritional information for hundreds of foods. They compare foods in a single step but suggests recipes that use the ingredients search. This is pretty cool. I love this. My favorite search is of course, kale versus bacon. Look at those numbers. Yeah. Its interesting. When you think about it how you prepare the food has a big impact. You cant google that yet. Kale versus bacon. You can fry the kale. Were were still nowhere close to the numbers. Maybe the bacon and kale is more frightening knowing that. Thank you both. Thank you. Up next she may be the greatest photographer youve never heard of. A new documentary brings the quiet life and vivid photos of Vivienne Vivian Maier to life. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. How much whiter can your smile be . Introducing new colgate® optic white® whiten protect toothpaste. This shell is made of calcium that can absorb stains like teeth. Brush one side with a regular whitening toothpaste and the other side with optic white®. It whitens deeper. And it can stay white even after dipping it again, colgate®s white Seal Technology helps prevent stains from coming back. For a whiter smile that stays white, new colgate® optic white® whiten protect. We need it right away we cannot let the fans down. 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She did them by herself for hers for rbs we can only guess at. Reporter and we might never have seen them if not for john maloof. It was the biggest box they had of negatives and it was loaded to the top. Reporter seven years ago maloof a Real Estate Agent pick them up at a chicago chicago house. Rows and rows of undeveloped film. Her storage locker had delinquent payments so what they do is bid the stuff off. Reporter he was hoping for a shot for a book he was writing. What he discovered took his breath away. He traced maier from the name on a film envelope to a 2009 chicago paper. She died at 83, but a picture of the chicago nanny began to develop. In the years since, maiers photos have been shown around the world and now in a new documentary released friday called finding Vivian Maier Maloof examines the woman who hid much more than the photographs. One of the first things she asked for was for us to put in a lock. She said dont ever open this door. We didnt know there was this creative person in there. Theres quite a mary poppins in there. Everything but the umbrella. Phil donahue hired her to care for his four sons. I saw her once taking a picture of the inside of a trash can. You know they lasted jackson pollock. How would i know. A little girl eating candy. Reporter maloof is still archiving mayere inging maiers 100,000 photographs. Saved from obscurity, an unknown street photographer is now out of the shadows and into theaters. Whats interesting in looking at those negative almost every shot she took was a great shot. Its not like she took hundreds. It was amazing. I was there when john was going through them. I was like every one she brought out it was amazing how she used light. She had an amazing ability to get close to people on the street. What a fascinating lady. Coming up a music act releasing one copy of its album. Will somebody pay millions for it . Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. 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Because zyrtec® starts working at hour 1 on the first day you take it. Claritin doesnt start working until hour 3. Zyrtec®. Muddle no more™ a rap frup is looking for a fan with really deep pockets. The group spent six years creating a single track title. When we say unique we mean it. One copy will be pressed and it will come in a hand graved silver box. The reason the group says in the age of mass digital distribution they want people to reconsider music like art. Much like a picasso or rodon, they think by selling just won it will go for millions of dollars. Once it is purchased it is up to the buyer to decide what happens to the albums. They can sell copies distribute it for free or keep it all to themselves. Very cool. Id have a party and invite everybody ever and release it. An album by the late johnny cash is now available. Coming up his son who is in charge of the estate tells how it came to light and why the process was such an emotional one. For some of you your local news is next. The rest of you stick around. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. As a little boy youre in detroit watching the movies and you think and you see what this is and think maybe i want to do that. I never thought id get there, to be honest with you. I always dreamt about it. I loved going to the movies. I loved going to the mercury moves on seven mile in detroit and gets lost in that wonderful Hollywood Life the great story, actors directors, the wonderful things hollywood brings you. I started in the mail room for an Advertising Agency in detroit after i graduated from college and kind of worked my way for new york worked for some big agencies. That was the starting point for my career. I read that you and the late dawn don simpson when you were pinching movies should be able to pitch it in three words. It would be like bar terndtendbartender, caribbean, tree roots well thats not three words. My partner don would say you can sell a story in two sentences. Executives are so busy. They have media outside the door waiting. If you can tell the story in two sentences youve got a good shot of getting movie going. This is the thing. Reading the book people say such lovely things about you. It makes me wish i was an actress. People say youre the greatest produce never the business, you care about the people in the business. Johnny depp wrote the forward for you and called you a true friend and confident. The studio didnt want him. You did. What was it you see . Hes an amazing actor. Hes just phenomenal. Woah, this kitchen is beautiful give him the tour. Let me show you softclose drawers, farm sink wheres my room . We had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. Because your kitchen dreams can be big. Ikea has it all. We love this kitchen whats next . Great do you have measurements . Yeah, i paced it off. Its about twenty by twelve of these. So, we can measure, plan and install it for you. Yea, lets do that ikea. Professional Kitchen Services at a low price. Welcome to cbs this morning saturday. Im anthony mason. And im vinita nair. Coming up this half hour inside the investigation of Malaysia Airlines 370. When it comes to solving aramistrys, ntsb experts are the best in the world, and well show you why. Then are you looking for somewhere special to go for vacation this year . Weve got outside magazines best destinations for 2014. We havent seen a biblical epic like noah in years. First the hunt for the Malaysia Flight 370. Theyre searching closer to the australian coast. Holly williams is in perth, australia, in an effort to find the plane. Good morning. Reporter good morning. The search efforts have begun after hours of scouring the seas. The weather has taken a turn for the worse which could slow down a search for Malaysia Flight 370. Yesterday came the frustrating news that they had been looking in the wrong place. Investigators and the planes maker boeing took another look at flight data and decide thad the plane went down 700 miles northeast of where theyd previously thought. A chinese crew reported seeing three objects of interest in the new search area today, one red, one white, and one orange, though its still not confirmed they are debris from the jetliner. The search teams are racing to find the planes black boxes or flight recorders which could finally explain what went wrong. Anthony and vinita. Holly williams in perth, australia. Thank you. If those black boxes are discovered its quite a process to preserve the data inside. Theyre deeply involved in the hunt for flight 370 and the agency gave our cameras an unprecedented look inside the labs that decode black boxes when they are recovered. Jeff pegues has that story. Reporter if the black boxes found in the southern indian ocean, the pinging sound from a beacon like this one may turn out to be the reason why, but investigators at ntsb headquarters are really after whats inside this hard orange shell, the memory board of the cockpit voice and flight data recorders. Its about the size of some smartphones, but unlike your phone, its almost indestructible. Not even the crusted saltwater could damage it beyond repair. Dr. Joe collie is the director of research and engineering. We can and often do get right down to the damaged memory chips themselves repairing those chips, and getting data out. Even if a chip is damaged because the data jumps from chip to chip the ntsb says they can preserve the recording. Once its plugged into a power source, the memory is downloaded into a computer. Whats revealed are four different audio channels from the cockpit including pilot and copilot conversations and interaction with air traffic control. The 25 hours of flight data can be turned into realtime animations which show the moments before the crash and even the planes previous flights. We convert that data now into the various parameters that are recorded. For instance altitude heading, air speed. The clock starts ticking as soon as the engineers at ntsb get a box. The goal is to get the memory board and process the data within 24 hours so investigators have at their fingertips the most vital aspects of the accident. Jeff pegues, cbs news washington. A moderate earthquake struck los angeles last night rattling nerves and shelves. It was felt 20 miles southeast of l. A. There arent any reports of major damage this morning but the quest broke water mains and gas lines, cut power to thousands of people and made a mess of homes and storms. The quake caused the rock slide that knocked a car on its roof causing my yore injuries to the people inside. Dozens of aftershocks followed the main quake including one held by the News Conference of the u. S. Geological service. The Early Warning system of four seconds and now were having an aftershock. Estimated magnitude right. 2. 6. And the intensity is 1, which is basically no shaking and obviously we didnt shake. Experts warn that more aftershocks could occur over the next several days but are likely to weaken in intensity. Firefighters in des moines are extinguishing a fire that destroyed a downtown building that lit up the night sky this morning. The 18th Century Building was being remodeled when the fire broke out. Part of it collapsed. There were no injuries but firefighters blocked sidewalks. Some buildings sustained damage and the threeblock area surrounding the fire remained cordon off. The fire is still under investigation. In washington, the rain is hampering searches after the deadly mudslide. John blackstone is in washington with the latest. Good morning. Reporter good morning, anthony and vinita. The governor of Washington State is asking people to observe a moment of silence at 10 30 this morning. It will be exactly a week after the landslide and after a week the search has become no easier. In fact, it may have become more difficult for searchers. Its certainly taken an emotional toll. One volunteer fireman i spoke with told me he cried after he found a body and the continuing rain is adding to the continued difficulty of working in the debris field. Now, this is a mess. The debris field is a mess. When this mountain collapsed, it brought down 15 million cubic yards of mud. Thats now mixed with the wreckage of nearly 50 homes. Add that to huge trees that were swept off the mountains. You start to understand the conditions that these search abouterers are working in. To put it simply its a big mess. It covers an entire square mile and there are plenty of dangers. Searchers have describes to me this is not like working in a building thats collapsed where there may be voids and empty spaces where someone may survive. Here it seems mud and water has filled everything. Its a challenge enough for the trained search and rescue teams, but family members of those who are missing are also being allowed in to help with to help with the search. Now, at the end of this difficult week if theres one thing thats making people here feel any better its the support that is coming from this entire community. You know, ive asked some people here that given the danger of landslides might they consider moving from this valley and theyve all said to me no they love this place and they love the people who live here. Anthony, vinita . John blackstone in darrington, washington this morning. Thank you. The clock is ticking for americans who want to get Health Insurance through obamacare and the official deadline is now monday. Some americans will be getting an extension on the deadline but theres a major backup as vee enta aransas reports. Reporter the line outside this store in miami formed a line. Many waited for eight hours to speak with an Insurance Agent to enroll in obamacare. Stephanie moran is a College Student who says shes been trying to get coverage since november. When you saw the lines when you first walked up here what did you think . Oh my god. I need to turn around. I dont want to be here. Reporter this Enrollment Center was set up by this person. Her 50 agents do not work for the government. They work on commission. All are trained to sell the policies available in the governments insurance marketplace. All of these people have never had Health Insurance before so theyre very unfamiliar with the terms so it is very necessary to have a oneonone person to talk to about this and theyre willing to wait. Reporter more than a thousand people came into the office the day we were there. Most of them spoke spanish. Word of mouth brought them. Often they were worried about missing mondays enrollment deadline for coverage this year. Everybodys very confused whether its been extended or not and everybodys questioning the minute they walk in the door. Reporter 25,000 people have enrolled here since november. We feel like were in a war zone when we get here very early in the morning and stay until very late until the next morning. Reporter she says she expected large crowds long past the deadline. In 2012 nearly 4 Million People were without Health Care Insurance in florida. More than 440,000 had signed up for obamacare by the end of last month. Cbs news miami. And its about nine after the hour. Now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Up next it sounds impossible, but the man in black, the late johnny cash has brand new studio album and theres quite the story behind it. Stay with us. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. Hi. 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I remember being there when Weiland Jennings w en he by and spontaneously recorded this song movin on. I remember being there for part of it but it was a surprise when suddenly i reencountered the tapes. Anthony said you found it in a storage vault. Anthony said you said your parents were pack rats. Yeah. Were they rough cuts or what was the condition . No. They were finished masters in that the tracking was done for the original songs, but my parents never threw anything away. All through their time together they put things into a Storage Facility includes hundreds of audio tapes and things they recorded through the years whether it would be taped copies or whatnot. But, yeah there was like a camels saddle in there, all Different Things you wouldnt expect, wax figurines of the president s and what not. But this great treasure trove of music and the love that they offered into the spirit through the years was there, but we took all the tapes and shipped them to new york and they transferred it all to digital. So weve been going through and trying to decipher exactly what is right for release, you know, what would they want the world to hear that perhaps hadnt been heard yet. Why were these songs not released by colombia back in the 80s . Well, johnny cash if the early 80s did not fit into the mold of what was happening then. They broke the mode when they mademy dad, i mean theres no doubt, you know. But it was the countrypolitan area and you couldnt just put johnny cash in there. He didnt really fit. So Columbia Records was actually losing interest in my dad because he wasnt what was happening at the time and they literally shelved this record and it wasnt long after that that they dropped him. But now we look back and its a full picture. Right. The view of the art. Well, his voice is really strong in this record. In many ways its kind of peak johnny cash. It really is. He sounds as good in this record as he ever was. He was clear, he was spoken. You know he was in love with his wife. His family life was really good as opposed to a couple of years before. Hed had some rough years in the early 80s but in 84 when the majority of this record was done, he was my best friend. I got to hang out with my dad again, hang out with my best friend once again. You and your bandmates had to do a little bit of work to add to the music but im curious, what was your emotion the first time you heard the songs since you had been there for some of the recordings . Yeah. It was a connection back into my heart, i mean it really was, because, you know i remembered my mother and father i remembered the love that they had for the song baby ride easy. It was so energetic and powerful. They believed that could possibly be a hit for them at the time. If i could call them on the phone and say, hey, listen baby ride easy is on the radio, theyd be really excited. Theres one other song thats quite powerful on the record i came to believe, which is sort of an echo of him coming out of that dark period that you referred to, isnt it sth. Yeah it is. He wrote it while he was in the Betty Ford Center i came to believe in a power much higher than i and its directly in connection with the program he was working in at the time and the fact he had turned his life around completely and offered his life completely. Its a personal song, beautiful. It was recorded later during his years when he was doing the american recording series, so this is the first recording of it and its never been heard. John carter cash, im sure your parents would be very proud of you today. I hope we get more of this archive. Are we . Theres more, but were very careful about what is released. We want to be focused and pick the right thing. We want too Say Something unique thats never been said or if its been said before in a way it hasnt been previously you know. But, yes there is more music, and if its right and the right time, its going to come out. Anthony will test it for you. There you go, there you go. Thank you, John Carter Cash. All right, guys. Thank you. Outside magazine picks the best travel destinations for 2014. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. How was practice . Ugh. That bad . I dropped 2 balls, mom. Eye on the ball thats all it is. Eye on the ball. Thats a good tip. Ill try it. By the way, bill. This is delicious so many grilled tastes and textures. And all the nutrition i need. Go on. No really. Top notch. laughing there it is there ya go. New American Grill from kibbles n bits. Go together like. Food n family. [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. Splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calories. 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How many people were involved in picking these . I dont have a numb beer for you, but we start out by reaching out to a really big network of correspondents across the planets. This is photographers, writers, videographers, Adventure Travel guides operators, we say, send us your lists. What are the best things happening in travel this year. We sit down with our two most experienced travel writers people who have been everywhere and make our definitive picks. Lets take a look at some of your favorites. The first is the best river trip and you say its british columbia. Yeah. This is an incredible part of the world. Its about pristine forests, big mountains, deep canyons, grizzly bears, bald eagles and the whitewater is really sensational. Most places you go rafting. You bop down a few and it gets easy. Here the action is nonstop. Theres a section on the cho ka the lava canyon 14 miles of nonstop whitewater. Its the longest commercial stretch anywhere in north america. And bears too. Bears. Incredible images. Anthony pays attention to scotland because he has a daughter who will soon be heading to college there. Tell us about the biking there. Its become a real destination for Mountain Bikers. Its very difficult. Rugged terrain. The folks at h i adventures have mapped a route across the highlands, 155 miles. It takes you a week to do it and it gets you way, way out there. On the second day to get to the start you have to put your Mountain Bike on a speedboat. The whole thing ends up in applecross inn. Theres some nasty looking hills there. Yeah. Fun for your some though. You picked ecuador as the best adventure hub. What an amazing country. About the size of colorado but it packs in so much. Volcanos glaziers, High Altitude peaks, amazon rainforest, and in a little quaint colonial town about 8,500 feet in the indies you can do all of it from there. Coachy tom beau, worldclass rock climbing, hiking the list keyss going. Im excited you included a subject on it. If i wanted to take a good food location, where should i be looking . We got excited about belgium. Most people who thing about food pair it up with wine. France italy. In belgium, we think about beer. We get so excited about craft beer in the United States. Theyve been doing craft beer for centuries. The food that goes along with it hardy venisonnisonvenison. Its not just food. Its feel. We recommend a biking trip. 250 miles, fuel up and burn it off. 250 miles. Ive done that but thats not for every man. All right, finally you picked a place last summer i loved. Switzerland, which you say is the best family trip. Thats right. I was lucky to go with my family. I have memories of a really relaxing and fun trip. Its sufficient an easy destination for families. Great Public Transportation efficient trains all on time. Great food. Its such a easy hikes also. Thats right. Theres one that goes over with wilderness travel theres a tenday trip in the alps, incredible spots, it goes over the st. Bernard pass. Its easier shorter days great for families. Breathtaking lakes in switzerland. The mountains are stun and beautiful too. Michael roberts, thank you so much. You got it. Coming up a big screen bible story. Russell crowe stars in the epic tale of a racketful god and man who chooses to save life on earth from a great flood. Well talk with the director of noah. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. You have to put on your big boy pants for this one. Its a little violent. I told my mom, forget this one go. To church and ill tell you about it. If youre ooh guy that likes to shoot em up actionpacked, youre a guy who said i want to do this movie . Absolutely. Im an actor. I have many characters who live inside my head. I always wanted to do a military role, so this was my shot at that. It was davidary and Arnold Schwarzenegger. It was a nobrainer. I wanted to do it. You trained. Didnt you go true tlaning . I thought that was interesting. Sure did. With david everything is about authenticity authenticity. He did training day and s. W. A. T. That right. He sent us to s. W. A. T. School. And thats how this happened. Thats how this happened. Im going to say yes. But it was a lot of fun. Its like disneyland for dudes, you know. Disneyland for dudes. Youre in there, but one of the Toughest Team members was the girl mira. She was fantastic. He had us sparring each other, actors sparring each other in full head gear. Were you reluctant to spar with her . Absolutely. Im from the south. Youre not going to hit a girl. But it was really about not getting hit. She was so fast and amazing. What was it like working with Arnold Schwarzenegger . I mean im assuming hes something of a hero. Yes. I mean ive got three brothers we grew up watching everything arnold ever did, so for us it was, you know, amazing to work with him. For many of us it felt like the winter wouldnt end. It was one storm after another. If you want a quick reminder, just take a look at this. It is time lapsed video put together by nasa. It shows one of the hardest hit places the eastern u. S. As it battered one by one powerful weather system. This was taken from january 1st through march 24th. I have some those pics in my scrapbook. Welcome to cbs this morning saturday. Speaking of weather, we begin this hour with one of the best known tales of the bibles book of genesis, the story of how all living things were punished by a flood directed by darren aronofsky. This new even pick stars Russell Crowe, noah. I guess we get to start over too. You and me, its a better world. We have to build. The great flood is coming. The waters of the heavens will meet the waters of the earth. We build a vessel and survive the storm. We build an ark. Were pleased now to welcome darren aronofsky. Good morning to you. Good morning to both of you. We both had a chance to see the movie. Its absolutely beautiful even though its a little dark. I read it started with a poem when you were in the 7th grade. Mrs. Freed said everyplace take up a pen. Its was kind of the first moment you know say myself possibly as a storyteller and so the path began. That teacher has a small role in the film . As it comes together i decided to reach out to her. Both my parents were retired school teachers. Two of them were retired. I sent her an email. She came up and i put her in a scene with russell krone, a one eyed eyed crohn. You promised Russell Crowe something. Most people when they think of noah they think of very big expectations. I said noah youll never be wearing a robe standing on a houseboat with two big giraffes sticking up behind you. For me as a kid when i read the original story i didnt sympathize with noah. I was wondering about the people left behind. I was wondering if i would be good enough to be on the show. Everyone was wiped out. Theres been a lot of talk about how accurate it is. You said this is the least biblical biblical movie ever made. Yeah ho. How did you walk that fine line knowing that audiences might be upset and others might get bored . When i was saying biblical biblical i meant i love Ten Commandments but its been 50 years. We wanted to do something really new, really fresh. For nonbelievers its great action film with a great family drama but theres actually nothing in the film that contradicts the bible. What we did is because its only four chapters long we were incredibly truthful to every single word thats in there and try to breathe life into it and bring it to life for 21st century audiences. This is a 120 Million Dollar film. Maybe. Depends on whos counting. Thats kind of breathtaking. Youre known as a director who likes control. A friend said when you take 130 million, dont take it because it wont be yours. It didnt turn out that way. It worked out fine. I had great partners with paramount and regency. You did fight over the find cut, didnt you . I mean there was a lot of publicity on that but theres not a film in the history of film making where theres not a discussion. When i made my first film a wreck kwee um for a dream, there was a lot of discussion who through in 15 grand in whats going to be in, whats going go be out. Whats nice is theyre incredible filmmakers and theyve done this very many times and they can be very helpful. You shot this in iceland against nudges from others on where it could be shot. How did you get around animals. I know youre a big animal lover an didnt want any issues with that. Same as the planet of the apes, its proven you can make creatures come to life. To take exotic animals and put them on set its pretty unethical but its also because we wanted to capture the vast a ray of the Animal Kingdom. The Animal Kingdom is amazing in its variety and the only way to do that would be with digital work. I think of you as a pretty intense filmmaker, and youve said im in pain the whole time. Oh, yeah yeah. Shooting editing. Why is that . Well, because youre always pushing yourself. You know the thing about filmmaking is you have a limited amount of time and its just a magic amount of time and you really want to make the most as possible, so youre always yearning to do better. I cant say its always pain. Loi v the process. I love working with actors but youre pushing yourself office. I guess its pain in the same way i imagine if youre a marathon runner youre always trying to get an extra couple of sessions off a mile. Youre like building noahs ark. Absolutely. Thank you for coming on. Thanks for having me. That was great. Now a final look for the weather for your weekend. Up next the dish star chef and restauranteur shares some of his favorites from his restaurant and a few classics from his mom. And, anthony i think were having tequila. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. 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Take osteo biflex®. Osteo biflex® nurtures and helps defend your joints because its specially formulated with joint shield tm . So now you can keep doing. And doing. And doing what you love. Hi mom, dad. Whatd you guys do today . The usual osteo biflex, ready for action. When it comes to this chefs success in the kitchen you can say he owes it to his mom. Today hes an Award Winning chef, restauranteur, cookbook writer and on the hit show shocked. His restaurant near kansas city sponsors unique culture and cuisine. Welcome to the dish. Thank you for having me. This looks really great. What do you have here . You have some of my favorite dishes not only that i grew up eating but i celebrate. Right in front of you you have a dish thats done with corn and a little bit of cheese and we have this dish thats sort of a mexicanstyle risotto if you will. And this is a very famous sort of dish with a pumpkin seed mollet. And then my moms favorite creamy rice. My mom had a restaurant here in new york for 25 years in midtown, and that was one of the things that people asked for all the time. I love how you describe how cooking is such a part of your culture. Yeah. And how integrated it was from a very early age. Did you always know you wanted to be a chef then . You know what . I wish i could tell you thats one of the things i always wanted to do. The kitchen provides three things that i think are essential for every young person. Structure, discipline, and mentoring, and i received those in the kitchen. It with us very impactful as a young person and then i just got bit by the bug. Right. When did you feel the bug bite . I think about 16 you know. I worked with chef paul prudham in new orleans. He was very influential. They provide lessons in life, not just food. How to work as a team and be humble and all those beautiful things and those things everyone should have. You read two big obstacles are, one you have to give up all personal time which we know well, but, two, discrimination. What did you mean by that . One of the things for a long time kitchens are run primarily nowadays with a huge latin force and theres people that are telling stories through the food, and theyre coming from many different places and i wanted to be the voice for those people and i wanted to make sure their stories are told and make sure what they do on a daytoday basis are appreciated and celebrated. I think you also do you think thats happening . Its a challenge. One of the one of the things i hope people understand is when you come into a kitchen and eat a great meal gore into a restaurant, you understand there are a lot of people behind the scenes that have a part in that that thats largely an invisible work force that doesnt get acknowledged. For me its the future. Its now. And hopefully people will understand that. Im excited. Its a fun time to be a chef. I mean also when i think about latin food file like you are one of the people who have really made people realize this is a diverse food. People tend to think its the same, five or six things but youve taught people it can have a variety of flavor. Mmhmm. One of the biggest misconceptions about our cuisine is its homestyle food and im trying to give it the credibility it deserves with great technique, utilizing great ingredients. Those are things that are very important to me. Hypowhen people understand when they come to the restaurant its not your grandmothers food. Were doing something very impressive. Did your mom push you toward food at all . No. Its oochz very funny. For your years i was sort of considered the son of her and now shes considered the mom of me. Its neat. Like most moms shes my toughest critic and biggest fan. It also seems like yu ire a renaissance man. Yes, youre insanely busy with all of the food stuff but you really have a lot of other outside interests. Yes yes. Like most artists, if youre a musician or, you know you do some of the facets of art, youre influenced. I write poetry i love you know, you want to catch me on the weekend, youll see me at a museum during the the day. Those are things i love. It impacts cooking. I know you said if you werent a chef youd be a mariachi singer. Im happy you decided were going to have you come back on saturday sessions and play mariachi. Im going to have you sign this dish. If you could have this meal with anyone, who would it be in. Probably my grandmother. Why . Because grandmothers are never in a rush. Thank you so much. For more on sanchez and the dish, you can head to our website at cbs this morning. Up next our saturday session, wait till you hear this mans voice. St. Paul and the broken bones are reviving the classics. Theyre debuting this morning on cbs this morning saturday. Are you ready grandma . Just a second, sweetie. 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Paul and the broken bone. These guys from birmingham alabama, revive music from the 70s. On stage he channels the great otis reading, al green, even james brown. Their first full length album half the city is out. Critics are loving it. Stand back from your television. Here comes st. Paul and the broken bones with their television debut. This is called call me. Theres more where that came from. Well be back in a moment. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. How much whiter can your smile be . Introducing new colgate® optic white® whiten protect toothpaste. This shell is made of calcium that can absorb stains like teeth. Brush one side with a regular whitening toothpaste and the other side with optic white®. It whitens deeper. And it can stay white even after dipping it again, colgate®s white Seal Technology helps prevent stains from coming back. For a whiter smile that stays white, new colgate® optic white® whiten protect. 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The latest on the damage and s, from Orange County a moderate earthquake hit southern california. The latest on the damage and after shocks from Orange County and beyond. A San Francisco politician facing corruption and other charges getting suspended from the state senate. What lyes ahead for leland yee. Hot water for a San Francisco 49ers player. What led to his arrest in san jose. Good morning. Its saturday, march 29th. Were expecting a little bit of rain in our area this morning. Bryan has a check of the forecast. Good morning. We are looking for rain that will begin spreading south today