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Word out. And spiderman is bigger than ever, thanks to the biggest movie format of all, imax. The companys ceo will take us inside the expanding imax empire. All that and much more on cbs this morning saturday, april 12th, 2014. Captioning funded by cbs and welcome to the weekend. We also have a great lineup of guests for you this morning including chef asha gomez will be prepareing dishes from where she grew up. But we begin this half hour with our top story, the terrible highway crash in california. Ten people, half of them High School Students were killed and Dozens Injured what ena fedex big rig crossed the median and smashed into a tour bus. It happened about 100 miles north of sacramento. Teri okita is at the hospital in chico, california, east of the crash site. Good morning, terri. Reporter good morning. Two victims from this tragedy are still being treated here at enlowee men cad center. The good news is theyre being upgraded. Its upending theories of what caused this tragedy. It was unreal. Bonnie and joe durand are lucky to be alive today after barely avoiding this fiery crash. The couple with bonnie behind the wheel were in a rental car on interstate 5 when they suddenly saw a fedex truck careening toward them. It was like a 3d movie. Imagine a mac truck coming out of a movie . Unbelievable. We didnt we didnt even have time to react. Reporter the fedex track was traveling southbound on the interstate, veered through some bushes and hit a bus full of high schoolchildren headon. In an interview with kvor bonnie revealed for the first time publicly that the fedex truck may have had mechanical trouble before it struck the bus i looked over and saw the fedex truck coming straight for me and he was in flames already. Reporter bonnie swerved just enough to avoid a direct hit and the couple watched as the big rig collided with the bus. It was so scary. We were wondering if anyone was going to get out of there alive. It started exploding and bursting into flames. It was three booms. A big boom and another one and i guess somebody said you could hear tires popping, poof, poof, poof. Reporter but amazeingly there were more than 30 survivors on the bus which was taken underprivileged, high achieving students on a college visit. There was all of a sudden a slamming together. I kind of just see black but theres fire at the front of the bus, its crushed in the front pretty much. So we all start jumping up to run away. Reporter ten people did not make it out alive. Among the confirmed dead student marissa cerrato, College Student and a schaap ron. His fiancee is missing. Four other students missing are adrian cass trarks jep fehr bonilla, denise gomez and is my yell jiminez. Tim white is the universitys chancellor. Were doubly saddened by the fact that many are first generation students. They had a dream of going to Humboldt State taken away by this tragic accident. Reporter an ntsb spokesman had no comment about the durands account but theres a team of investigators here on the ground looking at everything from human failure to mechanical error to road conditions. Anthony, back to you. Teri okita in california. Thanks teri. There is guard hope this morning after an australian ship towing a u. S. Navy ping locater picked up what could be signals from the jets black box recorders. Seth doane is in beijing, flight 370s destination city. Good morning. Reporter good morning to you. The Prime Minister is here today promoting trade ties. He said back at home investigators in australia will continue trying to detect those pins from under the surface of the indian ocean until theyre absolutely certain that the batteries on those black boxes have run out. Once thats been done its our intention to then deploy the submersible, which will conduct a sonar search of the sea bed. And based on the sonar search attempt to get a visual on wreckage. Reporter abbott made headlines on friday here in china when he said he was, quote, very confident that the signals detected were from the black boxes on flights 370, but Angus Houston, the chief coordinator of the search urged caution. That was echoed by malaysias acting transport minister today as he toured a new terminal at a kuala lumpur airport. We got a signal that needs to be verified. I totally agree with Angus Houston that any lead and this might be one of the more cautiously optimistic leads that we have because the signals are similar to a black box. Reporter ten aircraft and 14 ships sh were taking part in the search today. While quite a bit of floating debris has been discovered so far nothing has been connected to the area of the search has been narrowed to just under 16,000 square miles. The underwater search zone is about 500 square miles, roughly the size of the city of los angeles. The next phase of that operation, that search will be to launch that underwater vehicle, the blue fin 21. That will move at a much slower pace, six times slower than that towed pinger locater that operates at about a walking pace. That could take weeks to search this area about the size of los angeles. Seth doane in beijing, thank you. Some rough cruises from coast to coast. Federal Health Officials will be waiting for the grandeur of the sea when it docks this morning. More than 100 passengers and crew became physically ill after what may be norovirus. This is the second consecutive voyage where people got sick on that vessel. Meantime the Crown Princess docks in los angeles today ending a sevenday cruise where more than 100 passengers and crew were sickened to norovirus. Now to washington where the talk of the town is the sudden resignation of Kathleen Sebelius. Mark albert is in washington, good morning. Reporter good morning. As president obamas budget director Sylvia Matthews burwell was once told by a member of congress that she had already been through a baptism of fire, she may soon top that. Shes going to do great. Reporter this daughter of West Virginia educators is about to get the assignment of her life. I hope that the Senate Confirms sylvia without delay. Reporter on friday president obama nominated Sylvia Matthews burwell to oversee health and human services, the department in charge of implementing obama care. I look forward to carrying on the important work of ensuring that children, families and seniors have the Building Blocks of healthy and productive lives. Reporter if confirmed, by the end of june Insurance Companies have submit proposed rates for plans of open enrollment beginning november. Crucial Payment Systems on healthcare. Gov still arent finished. And a mandate for workers with more than 50 workers takes effect in just eight months. She would take over for one of the longest serving cabinet secretary, Kathleen Sebelius who accepted blame for the disastrous rollout of healthcare. Gov. Hold me accountable for the debacle. Despite that secretary sebelius bowed out gracefully. This is the most meaningful work ive ever been a part of. In fact its been the cause of my life. The Top Republican on the Senate Finance committee, orrin hatch, predicted a frank discussion on burwells nomination. Fellow republican john mccain, though, called the pick an excellent choice. Last year the Senate Unanimously approved burwell as budget director. Mark albert in washington this morning. Thank you. And tomorrow on face the nation Bob Schieffer looks at the future of the Health Care Law now that secretary sebelius has stepped down. His guest, Marsha Blackburn and elijah cummings. The crisis in ukraine is taking a new turn this morning. Armed men wearing camouflage seized a police station. This happened in the eastern city north of danesk. Another group of separatists occupy two buildings along the eastern border. They rejected an order of amnesty in exchange for laying down their weapons. This comes as a new constitution for the recently annexed crimea takes effect. Pope francis is now the first leader of the Roman Catholic church to take personal responsibility for the sexual abuse of children by priests. Alan is in rome. Reporter good morning. The offthecuff remarks are being seen as an indication that the Catholic Church both understands and is paying attention to the toll that the clerical sex abuse scandal has exacted. An appreciation of the joy of childhood has been a hallmark of francis first year as pope. Speaking to a group of childrens rights workers, he said he felt compelled to personally ask for forgiveness for the damage done by priests who have sexually abused children. He pledged that the church would deal with the problem. I think we must be even stronger, francis said. You dont play around with the lives of children. Church law provides for sanctions against bishops who protect sexual predators but so far none have been disciplined for doing so. Francis intimated that would change. He pledged that the church will not take one step backward with how we will deal with this problem. Pope john paul ii said there was no place for abouzers in the priesthood priesthood. His successor expressed sorrow and regret and even went with them. Neither went as far as francis has done. But a Group Representing abuse survivors says its still not far enough. The church does everything they can to make it about money and policies and commissions. But what they forget about are kids like me who were 15 years old, 14 years old, sexually abused. My perpetrator got me pregnant and gave me a sexually transmitted disease and no one was there to help me. Reporter payments over the scandal have cost more than 3 billion in the u. S. Alone over the last eight years. Pope francis assumption of personal responsibility is an acknowledgement that that price includes more than money. Thank you. Tomorrow night, palm sunday on 60 minutes you can see what pope francis is like from president obama and those who know the pope best including some of his oldest friends. Now to south africa where olympic track star and accused track star Oscar Pistorius spent much of this week being grilled about the death of his girlfriend. The prosecutor addressed pistorius yesterday. I think that youre trying to cover up for lies. And im not convinced. Joining us now city nowor and cbs news legal analyst rikki rikki klieman. Good morning. We hear the prosecutor openly calling him a liar. How is he allowed to do that. Well we certainly would never be allowed to do it in the United States. You cannot as a prosecutor put yourself into the case and say i submit i accuse you, you are lying. Here, this prosecutor has pushed the envelope as far as anyone can, at some point even the judge said no more calling him a liar. Its demeaning. This prosecutor though we must say is marvelous. Hes ferocious. Hes relentless. You like him, dont you, rikki. Hes a bulldog. Hes known as a pit bull. I have not watched a cross examination i dont think ever that i have seen anything like this outside of a movie. It is one point after another after another to break the witness down. Hes obviously one of south africas top attorneys and you can see ywhy. What about the testimony . There is something so compelling about pistorius, hes crying and so eemotional. I think hes trying to get him to look like a narcissist. If you look in the United States we have the diagnostic and statistical manual where we can talk about mental diseases and defects. If you look at Narcissistic Personality Disorder what you would see is the picture of Oscar Pistorius as portrayed by this prosecutor someone who thinks only about himself, someone who has no empathy whatsoever, someone who takes no responsibility for his actions. By the way, reminds me of another case that i had covered many years ago when we think of how o. J. Simpson was portrayed. Im not responsible for anything. The police moved the evidence. I didnt do that. A gun went off. I didnt do that. Oh, a gun went off in a restaurant. I didnt do that. So the prosecutor is allowed to portray him in this way that he is all about him. He made some very emotional testimony this week. Is he helping his case do you think . Well, i dont know if he helps his case with a judge. Remember, we have one judge and two assessor. The assessor are professionals. They can wind up dealing with the verdict and overrule the judge. But what you have here with all of this emotion, it didnt just start here it started all the way back at the bail hearing, this vomiting in the bucket, these histrionics. The prosecution asks this question and we get a response. The prosecution says well why are you so emotional now . Listen to what pistorius answers. I lost the person that i cared b i dont know how people dont understand that. So there he is i lost the person i most cared about. Why dont people understand this . Why are you emotional now . The most emotional defendant we have ever watched on a witness stand, and you know its a little bizarre. What we see here is that we see the courtroom but we have this disembodied voice of pistorius. If i were his lawyer i would have had him on camera and he might be more empathetic. Its still fascinating. Thank you so much. The duke and dutchess of cambridge are on their sixth day of a visit. This morning kate toured a childrens hospice and later met Prince William and new zealands Prime Minister to formally open a National Sign ling centering. The royal couple leaves for australia wednesday. For golfers this weekend, all the action is at Augusta National where third round play begins this morning at the 2014 masters tournament. Bubba watson surged into the lead yesterday with birdies on five straight holes on the back nine to finish the day 4 under par. He sits atop a leaderboard that includes last years winner adam scott, whos four strokes back, and 54yearold fred couples who is five strokes back. Jeff foster is here with an update on all things masters. Good morning. Good morning. Is this Bubba Watsons tournament to lose . I think it is. He has a threestroke lead. Hes playing pretty well this year. He won the masters three years ago. Hes still the longest driver on the tour but hes a very interesting player. This is a guy who says hes never had a lesson and never will have a lesson. Theres that. Recently he hit the ball in the water three times in an event and withdrew. So you never know with bubba. Any time you harryear people talk about the masters, they talk about tiger woods. How big a deal is it that hes not playing . Its a big deal. Its like a novel without a protagonist. Hes the main guy. Like him or not, you always want him there. Hes an interesting person hes very kpet ive and it just makes it a better tournament when hes there. Hes always been there for 20 years. At the same time we have fred couples in the tournament and doing well as he seems to do quite often. 54 years old. It could be his year. No one in his 50s has ever won a major, its a great story. But weve seen this before. Hes been in the top ten at this point for five years in a row. Its amazing. He just loves this course hes very comfortable there. Usually when its saturday and sunday, he starts falling off. Hopefully that doesnt happen again. What about adam scott . He won last year but it seems like hes in striking distance. Adam scott is playing great, hes one of the best players in the world of the also very comfortable on this course. Even before winning last year he did very well here so he got off to a bad start yesterday and he rebounded very nicely. He had a couple of birdies on the back nine so you like to see that kind of resiliency especially on this course. I think the shocker is Phil Mickelson who for the first time in 17 years doesnt make the cut . Amazing. Phil does great on this course and to see him not make the cut is sort of unbelievable. But he just had a terrible hole. The 12th hole he hit it in the bunker and then another bunker. He looked like me out there. What about all of the talk is there a chance at this point that tiger could ever catch Jack Nicklaus . Its amazing too because a few years ago when he was in his early 30s, hes 38 now, it looked inevitable its a matter of how many he would win. But at this point its going to be tough. Jack nicklaus himself said he thinks he can do it. Hes got another ten years in him. Thats 40 majors he has to win five but he hasnt won a major in 23 tries. People still forget hes still number one. He won five times last year but i think what he would have to do is cut down his schedule and really focus on the his majors. Hes got his back and his knee. Hes been swinging a club since he was 2 and that takes a toll on the body. Jeff foster thanks so much. Thank you. You can watch live coverage of the masters play today and tomorrow right here on cbs. Time to show you some of this mornings headlines. The detroit news says General Motors was, quote, slow to act when it was made aware of safety concerns by federal officials last summer about those ignition problems. Newly released emails from a Congressional Panel showed the recall of two and a half million cars about eight months later. General motors Ceo Mary Barra was made aware of steering problems two years before they were recalled. The Houston Chronicle said a texas woman sentenced to life in prison for killing her boyfriend by stabbing him with a 5 1 2 inch stiletto. Anna trujillo said she was acting in self defense when she struck him last year. Bloomberg news says the National Security agency was aware of a flaw in the way websites hold sensitive information. They took advantage of the heart bleed bug to collect critical intelligence but the nsa denies it had prior knowledge of the flaw. The wall street journal says amazon is preparing to enter the smartphone business. They are testing hand sets capable of displaying 3d images. The new device is expected to go on sale in the fall. This will have retinal sensors so as you look at your phone it will tell how far away you are. The denver post reports subway is pulling the socalled yoga mat chemical from its sandwiches. The controversial product will be out of its bread by the end of the week. While the chemical is federally approved concerns were raised when a blogger wrote it was used to improve the elasticity of yoga mats. And olympic skier bode miller got an expensive lesson in takeout at the masters. Miller paid more than 7500 to watch the golfers at augusta but he was stopped by security when he and his wife tried to eat their leftovers outside the hospitality suite, which is a strict nono at the masters. Its about 22 after the hour. Now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Its 22 after the hour. Now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Comi coming up, she survived the Boston Marathon bombings and during a hard year of recovery she discovered that helping others can bring another kind of healing. And later, for many americans, tuesday is the most dreaded day of the year april 15th tax day. Well show you how it came to be and why this year may be worse than ever. This is cbs this morning saturday. When we talk about movies we often refer to the big screen, but then theres the big big screen imax the perfect medium for movies lik what. Could. Be. Better. Than. Slice. After. Slice. Of. Americas. Best. Sharp. Cheddar . Nothing. Tillamook sharp cheddar, tastes better because its made better. You were on the cover of Sports Illustrated, va va voom. Not just Sports Illustrated. The swimsuit edition. I wish i earned my way as an athlete on the cover. You were voted hot, hot, hottest girl on the planet by spike tv. But you said, listen i never thought i was such great model anyway. I know that sounds crazy and people will be very angry when i say that. It sounds a little ungrateful but, no. I was very lucky to have Sports Illustrated support me very early on in my career. Truthfully i was fired early on regularly. I lost bookings. Who fired you . Did they have eyes or were they blind men . It happened often. I think the modeling industry changed so much. I think women are incredible businesswomen. They love personalities. In social media they can see who these girls are. When i started it was not that long ago, but it was 2005. There was none of that. Perts analyst was kind of shunned. You talk too much. This is no. So, yeah i would get fired a lot and i was studying acting and again just got very lucky. Thats a great. Did you discover acting at unc . Sorry. I hear we have several duke fans this morning. We do we do. Go heels. Mother of a dukey and you know hes from duke. We say go heels, you get it. You say go heels. Im just saying your children would be very upset. Did you discover acting there . Weve got a wonderful place called the carolina playhouse. They do. I did Community Theater on a very small level. Tropical ice storm issa is there this morning. The tr storm is knocking over tree s trees, taking down trees with it. Theyre flooding coastal communities and grounding flights. This is the strongest cyclone to hit northeast australia in three years. Tuesday mark as year since two bombs ripped near the crowd of the finish line in the Boston Marathon. Three people were killed more than 260 injured. Many runners and spectators. For more the r e coverry has been slow and painful. Survivors need grit and determination. Reporter 12 movements after the marathon bombing Karen Mcwaters is back on her feet. Back then she was waiting for her boyfriend to cross the finish line. Her best friend was with her when the bombs exploded. Her left leg was badly hurt and had to be amputated below her knee. Crystal campbell died. There are days that are sad and hard and i miss crystal. I want to keep moving forward, things to be positive and i want to just have fun in every day. Reporter that positive outlook was made in part by an unlikely friendship with a teenager Thousands Miles of way. The girl had been hit by a car last august in her native el salvador. Doctors had to amputate her right leg. A stranger in a store told mcwaters about her. She had nothing. And here i am in a city with all this outpouring of love and support and amazing care and heres this poor little girl and she has none of these options. When you saw her picture for the first time what did you think . She was two weeks out of the hospital. I dont even think she had a wheelchair at that point and she was smiling and i thought, wow, what a courageous girl. Mcwaters began following her recovery on facebook and later wanted to do more. She reached out to a local Prosthetics Company which quickly agreed to donate a prosthetic leg but salinas needed physical therapy so the couple raised money to bring her to Shriners Hospital for treatment. The first thing i said to her at the airport is now that youre here, youre going to be okay. I talked with her a lot about patience because that was the hardest thing for me to all of a sudden be so dependent on other people and wanted to just hurry up and get up and walk and explaining to her a lot about that, about the process and how long it will take to actually get up and walk and, of course because shes a child, shell probably run circles around me before i can even run circles. Salinas will continue to undergo therapy and she and mcwaters meet a few times each week. Their relationship has brought healing for both. I think it because good thing for me because i was busy doing something to help somebody else and not spending all my time this winter feeling sad because i was having difficulty getting outside or the challenges that i was facing, but it ended up being something more than i thought it would be because it became personal and we bonded with them and now theyre like family to us so we were very fortunate to have them in our life too. For cbs this morning saturday, elaine quijano, boston. What a lovely story. It really is. You know, i covered that right when it happened for five days and i have to say that is the energy and spirit of people in boston. Theres a reason they say boston strong. Absolutely true. Now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Up next, our morning rounds including an experimental new treatment for paralysis that involves zapping a persons spine with electricity. 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Its not a cure but researchers say it could be a gamechange for people who are paralyzed. In 2010 Dustin Shillcox was in a car accident that left him paralyzed from the chest down. I wouldnt have any movement or walk again. Reporter but since implantation of a spinal cord stimulator over a year ago, he can move his legs and wiggle his toes. Aisle bring my legs back. That is amazing. Youre thinking movie. Yeah. So like when im not doing anything it just sits there and when i say up i tell it to move and i start to have control of my legs again. Its pretty exciting. Reporter spinal injuries disrupt nerve pathways that come from the brain and initiate movement. In this study researchers implanted an electrical stimulator at the base of the spine. When its turned on impulses appear that awaken the injured or dormant nerve path ways. Chilcox cant walk but has no feeling from the chest down. But researchers were surprised he could move his legs by thinking. What dr. Angeli heads the team. Chilcox is one of those. The technology was first tried three years ago when researchers working with the christopher and dana reaves foundation realized that rob summers, a paralyzed baseball player was able to move his legs. Whats it like for you . Its a miracle for me. When i can move my legs when im not supposed to. Jon this is so exciting. You mentioned there are four patients in all. What are they doing . Its amazing. All four can stand up and move their muscles. I just spoke with him, he was patient number one. He could move his legs but get them started by moving his upper body, not by thinking. A few weeks later hes in the lab and suddenly he can move his toe. We could never in a million years think you could reestablish the connection that was thought to be totally severed between the brain and the muscles. Its such a good piece but im curious. Whats the next step . It costs 400,000 in terms per person of the research cost. Theyre going to do another four and expand it to places throughout the country. Rob said this coming summer hes going to be asked to throw out the first pitch at donter stadium. Hes going to do it from the wheelchair but next summer standing up at the pushing mound. Tamiflu and others help those with flu. They looket add 24,000 patients. T included the drug decreased symptoms only slightly and did not reduce cases of pneumonia or the flu. This is the one the government stockpiles. What does this mean . In the u. S. Itself weve really invested a lot into stockpiling, about 1. 3 million in case of a big flu pandemic which could threaten a lot of lives. The drug decreases the length of symptoms from 7 days to 6. 3 days but it does not decrease the risk of death or complications like pneumonia from the flu. So its really calling into question how well prepared we are in case of a pandemic. And this drug has been around for a long time. Why is it taking so long to figure out whether it actually works . Really the understanding is that these drugs are faced for most people and they decrease the flu. Not necessarily that they stop pneumonia or death. The cdc is standing by recommend degree drugs theyre still food for treating the flu and theyre not going to change their minds yet but not everybody afrees with the new research. Speaking of that i imagine a lot of the drug manufacturers are not happy with it. Yeah. There was a roche said theres still a lot of deaths. The reason is weve never had the actual raw data to analyze. Now its publicly available and theres chance for people not the ones who wrote the paper to analyze it and come up with their own conclusions. April is National Distracted driving Awareness Month and this week the department of transportation launched a series of graphic ads warning against text behind the wheel. The first ever will run on tv national radio, and digital media. It estimated 400,000 people were injured and 3,000 were killed in distracted driving crashes in 2012. Another new study out this week from Massachusetts General Hospital has some fascinating findings on the importance of a Good Relationship with your doctor. Me and anthony have Good Relationships with who doctors we know. Tell us about the study. It make perfect sense. You have a better relationship with them. The question has been does it actually make a difference in terms of outcomes in terms of things you can measure. This is a review of studies. They looked at things that could be measured like high Blood Pressure or weight loss. Sure enough there was a small but significant increase in the positive outcomes from the interventions that made communication better empathy better. So that was kind of a good thing to have proof of. Holly hourk does one then maximize their relationship with a doctor to get these kind of benefits. There are things we think about. Communicate openly. But something thats very important, like most relationships, the more time you spent e spend with that person, the closer you become. So to the best that you can, if you can see the same doctor over and over over the period of years, that really fosters the best relationship you can get. I know its not easy especially in primary care. Each time you go in you might see a different one. If youre scheduling a yearly physical, try to see the same doctor every time and that will improve the relationship. Finally this week lots of grandmothers will tell you that spending time with their grandchildren is one of lifes great pleasures but it turns out that taking care of grandkids helps post menopausal women reduce their chances of alzheimers. Thats what i loved about this study that yes, it was true for a little bit of interaction. But the grandparents who were giving care for five days at time, their function declined. Kids are good for a short der racing. 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Its an effective tax rate 206 helped by the fact they dough naded around 59,000 to charity. Also samesex couples now married can file joint federal returns. We now take a look at the complexity of the tax system. Kenneth, good morning. Good morning. Always pleasure. Maybe less a pleasure. Youre the only person to me who can make taxes interesting. Let me start with the history. I was surprised to see. People forget this starts with the civil war. Well it really starts way before that if we think about the beginning of American History and taxes being tied in with the revolution, all that resistance to taxes on stamps and sugar back there in the 1770s so it goes back that far. 200 years ago George Washington led troops into the field, the first and only time the president led troops to put down a tax rebellion, the whiskey rebel rebellion. Weve been fighting about this for a long time. The civil war was the first. There have always been taxes and tariffs paid on things coming in or going out of the 1862 to pay f the war, signs the first income tax. I hate to sea it 3 was the bottom, 5 was the top. Ouch. I want to go back to that date. How did we go to that . It was first introduced on march 1st. Then they moved it back to march 15th. And then in 1955 to april 15th. The ostensible reason was the tax system was getting big, there were more returns to deal with and the irs needed more time to deal with those returns. Some people have suggested its a way for the government to hold onto refunds a month longer keeping that interest in the Federal Reserve rather than in your bank account. Right. When did this actually become part of our constitution though . The income tax was declared unconstitutional back in 1894 and they fought for about 15 years, another 15 years before it became part of the constitution under constitutional amendment in 1913. The world had changed. America was now a global power. It need add much more reliable dependable source of income and after a long long fight, the income tax was made part of our constitution. So theres been resistant to this all along. Its always been dont tax him, dont tax me dont tax the man behind the tree. Its been seemingly the best people to pay. We talk about tacking the rich and the whole in equality. That was the argument being made at the turn of the 20th century when even people like Theodore Roosevelt was saying theres so much wealth in this country and poverty, the income tax is the only way to do this in a just way. Now that weve disclosed all of the president s tax information, has there ever been a president that didnt cough uf the money . The most notorious and it gets forgotten because of water gairkts nixon had tax trouble. He took deductions that the irs deemed were a little too aggressive and he ended up paying a hefty fine and back taxes and this was all going on while watergate itself. They donated papers isnt that it . Yes. The allowance for the contribution of papers to a library. It was just a little bit of what we call aggressive. Thank you for being with us. Always a pleasure. I hope you get a refund. Coming up hollywood heavyweights join forces to save the planet. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. Abe get in punch it [ male announcer ] let quicken loans help you save your money with a mortgage thats engineered to amaze. [ male announcer ] this is jim. A man who doesnt stand still. But jim has afib Atrial Fibrillation an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. That puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. For years jims medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. But now, with onceaday xarelto jims on the move. Jims doctor recommended xarelto. Like warfarin xarelto is proven effective to reduce afibrelated stroke risk. 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Ahead, the standoff drawing protesters from across the country. Cattle ranchers protesting. For some of you your local news is next. For the rest of you, stay with us. Talk about being free Allison Janney your breasts have been seen on television. Oh, yes they have. Were you boired about that . When you got the script organization knew thaw was coming. Yes, i did. Did you have any trepidation . Michelle the creator, we had a phone conversation. This part hadnt been written. She sailed there will be nudity. I said you do know how old i am and i have not had any augmentation, so that might not be a good idea. Well broach that subject when we get there. I got to have a sex scene with an incredible 33yearold hot teddy sears. Josh radnor who worked with you and was on how i met your mom said you were like a stratd various. You can be vulnerable, cruel, adorable, play sexy up play sexy down. Thats lovely. Is he single . Gosh lovely. Are you looking . Yes. Always. Because you have been single for your a while. Yes i have. Hello my name is gayle. I get it. I get it. But i love that youre talking about it. Youre saying look its oklahoma, i am 54 years old and im available. You had a good romance going on on west wing. That was an extraordinary show as well. Yes, that was such a gamechanger. That story was so it was great because of the added level of having people come up to me. Only last night a girl came up to me and said you inspired me. I changed my major in college to go into Public Service and it was lovely to hear things like that. Welcome to cbs this morning saturday. Im anthony mason. And im vinita nair. Coming up this half hour transformers are big and theyre even big when you see them on a giant imax screen. Then a new documentary series featuring loads of hollywood stars aims to put Climate Change in the spotlight. A leading scientist shows us why were in the years of living dangerously. How about recharging your cell phone battery just by walking. A new gadget makes it possible. Well show you that and more with the best inventions 20614. We begin this half hour with the latest on the deadly highway crash in california. More than a dozen are on the scene. They claim ten lives including five High School Student snas and witnesses are now sharing their story after watching the fedex 18wheeler cross the median and crash into a bus. Teri okita is in nearby chico where survivors are still recovering. Good morning. Reporter are good morning twochl victims from that horrific track are still being treated at Enloe Medical Center in chico. The good news theyre in fair condition. Theres a new eyewitness account thats actually upending some of the theories that crossed this crash. Joe and bonnie duran were actually in the nissan that was clipped by the fedex big rig and they say they saw that fedex truck on fire before it hit and crashed into that charter bus that was carrying all those students. Listen to how they describe that fiery crash. It was like a 3d movie. Imagine a mac truck coming out of the movie. Unbelievable. We didnt have time to reachlkt she did a great job. Reporter an ntsb had no comment on the durans account but theyll look at it. Ntsb is on the ground looking at everything from human error to mechanical failure to road conditions. And, vinita it could take weeks if not months to find out what exactly caused this crash. Back to you. Terryi okita, back to you. The Prime Minister now warns the hunt could go on quoter for a long time one day after he said he was confident the electronic signals were coming from the boeing 777. Seth doane is tracking developments in beijing where the plane was supposed to land five weeks ago. Reporter Prime Minister tony abbott is here to talk trade ties between china and australia. He said he believed the search would go on for a long time this just one day after he made headlines when he was, quote, very denlts that tl signals were connected to flight 370. We then saw Angus Houston whos coordinating this search that he urged caution. Weve heard caution knew from a number of authorities saying that they will not be certain that those signals are connected to flight 370 until they see actual wreckage. Until they sigh that plane. We know from investigators that the next step will be to launch the bluefin21 the submersible vehicle, but that will slow down the search significantly. It operates six times slower than the towed ping indicator trying to detect the pings. The silt is feet deep below the ocean floor. New developments in ukraine. Prorussian militants seized a Second Police building today. The armed men wearing ham floj took hundreds of guns and automatic weapons. Theyre holed up in donetsk. Another group of prorussian separatists have continues to occupy two. They rejected an offer of amnesty by Ukrainian Government in exchange for laying down their weapons. Two cruz ships with more than 200 sick passengers returned to port on both sides of the country today. Federal Health Officials with or hand. That ship suffered its second backtoback outbreak of illnesses this week. They may be the result of a norovirus. The same thing that caused a delay in a trip last year to the bahamas. Dozens of passengers on that ship thood be quarantined because of confirmed cases of norovirus. This morning the woman president obama wants to lead the next chapter of the Health Care Law is getting ready to face the senate and they see it as a new opportunity to challenge the legislation. Shes no stranger to congress. Mark albert is in washington. Mark, good morning. Reporter good moshling. In sylvias year. The Senate Unanimously confirmed her to her current job last year. If it also approves of her movie to hhs secretary shell face medial challenges such as planning for obamas Enrollment Plan this fall, overseeing the insurance rates for the plan and new employer mandates. Shes a veteran of both oklahoma and clinton administrations. Friday at the white house she was both humbled and excited be by taking on the assignment. I look forward to taking on the important work of ensuring that children, families and seniors have the Building Blocks of healthy and productive lives. Whether its through implementing the Affordable Care act, supporting afortbling child care, or finding new frontiers to preeventual and treat disease. A spokesmarn who will lead the confirmation hearings told the cbs news the senate believes its chance to move the Health Care Debate beyond stalemate but the lead republican orrin hatch said in a statement he wants bur well to quote, outlied how shell write the wrongs on this outguided plachblt. Astronauts aboard the International Space station may need to talk a space walk to fix a computer program. It controls robotic fungs needed for the arrival of the supply ship. The problem is there. The main compute erp is okay and the six man crew is in no danger. Ampled protesters and militia continue to arrive in nevada for a showdown between the cattle rancher and the government. Cliven bundy rises cattle there. Since 1999 bundy has refused to pay grazing fees. He now owes 1. 1 million to the government and the government is wrap rounding up his cattle. You have to have liberty and access to the land and get rid of the abusive government. Some protesters have come from as far away as minnesota and florida. Its about ten minutes after the hour. Now heres look at the weather for your weekend. Up next maxing out your movie experience. Hey, captain, how do we know the good guys from the bad guys . If theyre shooting at you, theyre bad. The biggest movies like the new captain american are coming out on the biggest screen. Imax. Well talk to the man behind the supersized magic. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. [ ding ] losing your chex mix too easily . Time to deploy the boringpotato chip decoy bag. Then no one will want to steal the deliciousness. [ male announcer ] with a variety of tastes and textures only chex mix is a bag of interesting. [ woman ] i could see it in their faces. They werent looking at me. I cant believe i still have acne at my age. I feel like its my acne they see. Not me. [ female announcer ] acne is a medical condition that can happen at any age. 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There are laser aligned speakers that customize the surround sound for every seat in the audience and a specialized screen that wraps around 20 more of the theater than a regular one. The latest captain america earn add recordbreaking 92 million in its first weekend. Part of the reason for captain americas success was imax 3d. To see it on the big screen with glasses moviegoers paid about three times more. It started in the 70s when museums started showing documentaries. Then the hollywood directors came running eager for a chance to show more of it. Over the course 406 years imax has transformed from documentaries about space to movies with hollywood stars. Nearly 400 imax theaters have been built since 2008 with a growing market in china. Joining us now is imax ceo richard. Good morn zbhoogd morning. Why is it something that they want to see . Its the movies in general. Its the increased economic buying power of the middle class. China if you went back ten years ago, people were struggling and now they have extra disposable income. There hasnt been this huge entertainment facility built. Theres great appetite for films. Sit attract as lot of Chinese People to the movies. You have 170 theaters in china already. Youre going to open another 230 more . At least. We have them under contract. Whats going on there is the number of screens is growing at this incredible pace and i think china will probably pass the u. S. In the number of screens by around 2020. And be your biggest market . Oh, it will be the biggest market. It seems like in the United States fewer and fewer people are going to the movie theaters. Are you guys trying to increase attendance stateside or are you looking at the overseas market . It is a Growth Market for us. 13 was a gross year over 12. If you look at the Summer Season coming up right now with things like godzilla and spiderman this will be a good Summer Season. I think it goes up and down. The problem in the u. S. Is one of the opportunities for imax which is bigger screen in the house, gaming spending time your honor computers. So you have to offer people something compelling to get off the couch goonld to the movies. Thats part of what gives them it. Thats a great question. I think a lot of the Directors Think so. Its no coincidence. People like chris nolan, james cram ron michael bay. I think people doing the big action, the visual spectacles are saying i want it in imax and thats also been a key component to our growth. 3d has been enormously popular overseas but less so here. Why is that . Im not sure why it is. I suspect it has something to do with heritage. I think in particular films have been around for so long people got used to seeing them in 2d that i think they go to 3d if its something special. I think in developing countries in particular like russia china, korea, south america, they dont have the way theyre used to seeing the movie and e think seeing it in 3d is the way. They wanted it in 3d. Yeah. Some movies in china cha ranked so they can see them in china in 3 3d. I want to ask you about the deal you finalized with disney. The avengers and the warriors. Those are names people can associate with. Do you think that will build . We wanted the means in the last several years. With did almost all of the harry potter series. Batman spiderman, but we did them more as a one off basis. We conceive of it as a longer term deal. We had arrangements with Warner Brothers ore a number of years. We have one right now with pair month, so i think it will be beneficial. Thanks for joining us this morning. Thank you so much. Up next the stars align for a major new documentary on Climate Change. When i was governor of california, i watched over 5 million acres of forest in my state burn. The places seemed to be getting bigger and bigger the somehow came series is about living dangerously. Stay with us. Youre woching cbs this morning. [ male announcer ] let the rich robust flavor and irresistible aroma of Nescafe Clasico stir whats inside of you. [ engine revving ] [ tires screech ] [ male announcer ] that was bold. Real bold. Did you get my email . [ man ] i did. So, whatd you think of the house . Did you see the School Rating . Oh, youre right. Hey, babe, i got to go. Bye, daddy. Have a good day at school, okay . [ man ] but what about when my parents visit . Okay. Just love this one. Its next to a park. [ man ] i love it. I love it, too. Heres your new house. Daddy [ male announcer ] youre not just looking for a house. Youre looking for a place for your life to happen. Zillow. 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I actually like the paintings the most. Its so interesting to see how he did it perfect lrks i mapped them all up. Very cool piece. Well the debate over Climate Change remain as hot button challenge and some are taking action. Matt damon and Arnold Schwarzenegger are part of the team. Theres a documentary living dangerously. It will debut on showtime a division of cbs. Is this part of policing the activity . Look at that. They cut them into bases. Dropped the trees, burned everything. Right. Wow. If industrys forest wont even protect the national park, what hope is there for the rest of the countrys forests . Doctor is a Senior Scientist and a correspondent for this documentary southeast. Good morning. Good morning to you. Why did you think celebrity was important for this topic . I think the key thing was celebrities could keep the conversation going. People are going to tune in because they know a familiar face. But ultimately these stories are about real people people who are your neighbors, people who you live around and i think thats whats going to power the show. Celebrities important. Thats not the only part of it. What are you trying to start with this series . Were trying to start a global conversation beyond the point of somethings going to happen in the future in some disstablts land. One thing i found is you were surprised how fast Climate Change actually happened. I think that was the biggest shocker for me when i went to Christmas Island and the andes. I realized as a scientist i thought it wul be much more gradual. Its ten times as fast. You guys went to some really rough places. I would imagine just shooting this was very difficult. It was unbelievable. They had multi. Teams from around the world. Harrison ford flying jet aircraft and going into the in dough nisha and they sent me to a small island in the mid of the pacific and up to 20,000 feet in the andes. This one came the closest to getting me killed quite literally. You talk about how quickly Climate Change can happen. How quickly can it unhappen, if we could . Look. Weve come across the point where were going to have to live with it. Humans have to start adapting. If we stop emissions right knew we will still experience some heating of the planet but it can get much much worse if we continue the path were on. So it cant unhappen but we can sure as hello reduce the impact of it over the long run. As somebody who studied climate for most of your life after doing this documentary, seeing what you see now, how worried are you for the environment . You know, i never felt it in my bones. I felt like i was telling someone elses story. I went on letterman and he hammered me. It surprised me. I thought i had it in my bones. Going on this journey allowed me to get personal with it. We truly are living in dangerous times. Thank you very much. Its on showtime. Coming up a gadget that charges your cell phone while you walk and a portable gadget that attaches to your guitar. Some of the best inventions yet. Well show them to you on cbs this morning saturday. 26 platinum albums in the 70s and 100 million records sold, kiss has often been dismissed by critics who couldnt get past the bands cartoonish makeup and theatrics pyrotechnic pyrotechnics. And if its bad news that got me here, youre in the house that bad reviews built. That house, a Beverly Hills mansion sits in the hills above los angeles. Its certainly not the environment i grew up in. I was in the family room one day with my youngest and said i grew up in an apartment this size. He said why . The season of jewish immigrants he was born as stanley with a deformed ear that made him deaf on the right side. What was it like living with that . Living with secrets was incredibly painful. For most of his liej and he hid his inzurts under the star chooil makeup that he wore for kiss. This lonely little kid who couldnt get a date didnt know couldnt hear, had learning issues in school envied by guys, sold millions of rock roll albums. You were very driven from the beginning to succeed in this band. I think i was very driven. To compensate. Give myself more by achieving things. My achievements now are my children, my wife. Bit it was a long road to get there. Take a look what may be most expensive Residential Property in the u. S. It sits on 50 acres in greenwich, connecticut, the price take 120 million. Thousand is 123 13,000 square feet with a 75foot pool a grass ten is court and a stone Carriage House and theres more. The property includes two islands on nearby long island sound. 120 million might seem like a lot but its actually 70 million below the initial asking price. I dont know if youd call that a bargain. I read thats a regular weekend retreat for the colonel. Can you believe that . Thats nuts. We have an original way to open this half hour. Each year Popular Science editors choose the most inee vative new ideas and gadgets and feature them in the may manual. David, good morning. Thanks for having me. I love this bicycle helmet. This is my favorite. Anthony has my favorite. Its my favorite too. Show me how this works. This is a helmet. It can collapse to the side of a textbook so you can shove it in your bag so you can have it with you. Sit still safety . Is your head protected . They have passed european handles to work to get this passed. I love this. Theoretically how long before we can get this . Touch it. Its an early prototype. The one that will hit production sometime next year it will be out next year. Get us both ones. This could save lives in the war zone. This is called the xstat . Yes. Its a syringe developed by military medics or for. If you get shot or back home if you get stabbed. You can bleed out very quitly and die before you get to the hopped. You shove it into a wound and can expand and stop bleeding. Theres also something in there that can help fight infection infection infections, right . Yes. Theres a coing a land that clots up. Weve got to see how this work sthoos this is a wound. A simulation of a wound here but basically shove it in there like that. If you can constrict that to a size of a wound you can see how that would stop the blood wound. You hear they have to stuff it with gauze and pull it out. We even been doing that since the 1800s so this is raddic will i big development. Youve always brought us footwear. Yeah. This is really cool. If youre a back packer out in theet woos theres all sorts of options. This is not your ordinary shoe. It is. Whats not necessary is your insole. Its sole power. You walk ten or 15 miles. Did you say ten or 15 miles . Yes. Thats a little less attractive. Youre going to have to work for the electricity brks but theyre going to come out with a better version. How heavy is that attachment on your shoe . Five ounces. Therell be dummy in other shoe so yu get balance. Tell us about the titan arm. This seems to me like it would be the potential uses are incredible incredible. This is like a 6 million man but its 2,000. Thats a radical change. Normally equipment like this you have to plug in if wall be attached to scaffolding and cost as as. This is a very inexpensive one. It can help people rehabilitate at home help them lift heavy things. We want to find things that are cool. Weve got one more. The fifth and final one, which is rail great invention for music lovers. How does that one work . I showed this to my friend and hes like when can i get one of these. The problem when youre on stage, you bend over, Touch Electronics to get your affects changed you have to touch pidedals and computers its attached to the guitar. Right. You press buttons, even move it like that and he can modulate pg sound with it. It can let musicians do things they never could before. Already on the market . Not yet. That invention is about 200 bucks and it ooh going to go on sale in spring or summer. Very good. Thank you so much. Best new inventions 2014. Now heres look at the weather for your weekend. Up next the dish. Gomez introduces us to a unique blend of cuisine, her native indianay and adopted home the south. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. [ hair dryer whirring ] [ male announcer ] theres a simpler way to fluffier eggs. I cant believe its not butter the simpler way to delicious fluffy eggs. [ chicken clucks ] believe. [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains. You cant help but see the good. Mine was earned in korea in 1953. Afghanistan, in 2009. Orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once its earned, usaa Auto Insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. Because it offers a superior level of protection. And because usaas commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. Begin your legacy. 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We grow the same kind of produce twochl energies, rice sewerin common cane syrup in common. We have this green bean. Our take on a fried green tomato is the green tomato fritter. Peach chutny and a spiced bread pudding. Poor anthony has had to listen to me say im so excited because im indian too. Our cuisine is much less recognized. Absolut. Its very underdiscovered cuisine. I think theres a huge misnomer. When you think of indian food youre thinking of other things and i think its so diverse and rich in culinary history. 6,000 years of culinary history and this particularly region had portuguese, dutch, french influences. We grew up eating thing ss like that. Thats why we dont do that in our restaurants. You moves to new york when you were 16 and worked in your moms catering company. Is that where you got your start really . Yes. She always locked to cook and that is the path she took when we migrated to this country. I help heard in the kitchen. Youre the first spa that happens to have a spa that serves food. You say the food chose you. What do you mean like that . I was in the spa industry for a good 1820 years. I had a spa in atlanta which highlighted avida and wanted to touch on it. Every treatment would end with a meal. In 2008 we were a luxury of the time. We had to close our doors. In our transitional period people were asking more about food than when i was going to open my next spa. We started the supper club. Thats a fascinating transition. Youre going to be involved in whats called a minority chef summit. Correct . Yes. What is that exactly . A fantastic chef and dear friend, shes going to put together an event that takes place in the bahamas that brings together minority chefs of different cultures and were going to come in and talk about food and the diversity that we bring to the landscape of cuisine. That should be such a fascinating dialogue. You also opened up the third space in atlanta. Yes. What is the third space . Its called the come nair conversation. Its the space that separates the wall the wall that separates the diner when the chef is removed. Get to interact with your chef. Very private intimate experience. We want to hand you this dish, get your signature on that. As we do, that we want to ask you if you could have this meal with anyone the world, who would bit . For me it would be john tee. He is a culinary think tank when its all things southern. I want your massage too. Thank you so much. Head to our website at cbsthismorning. Com. Up next fine singer songwriter from england, james mick gore rowe. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. If youre living with chronic migraine your life is a game of chance. But what if the odds could be in your favor . Botox® is an fdaapproved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with chronic migraine 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. 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How was the gold along the path of eternity hold although it called on a pair on its way blind in the hot grass and called endlessly now were so slow why do you cy passing outside and now were just going to love like we do bound in harmlessly have fallen here then we became so you know its before trip it high that gold i was in the corner of the star i was in for so much more i was in the fall to do it love i was in the harm of day time isnt the only power now up high up high lost power high to the river high to the lonely here theres something peace frl that goes high fall into hello high into ocean high peaceful standing mountains you know its before trip it high that gold i was in the corner of the star i was in for so much more i was in the fall to do it love i was in the harm of day time wasnt the only power now time wasnt the only power now time wasnt the only power now time wasnt the only cover now time wasnt the only cover well ee be right back with more music from jamts vincent mcmorrow. 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We leave you with more music from James Vincent mcmorrow. This is red dust. I will not cave under you for my heart is an unending tomb i will not trouble your rest for my heart is infinitely blessed ever a hard rot cut from an ancient cloth of old someone is ringing a bell it chimes through this shimmering shell that once was my vision of birth now is my vessel and curse heat from the tall lamp melting the outer wax that holds blood from a deep cut some of the reddest stuff to flow sometimes my hands they dont feel like my own i need someone to love i need someone to hold at times my hands dont feel like my hands and i need someone to love someone to hold me sometimes my hands they dont feel like my arms i need someone to love i need someone to hold sometimes my hands they dont feel like my own i need someone to love i need someone to hug announcer for more about cbs this morning, visit us at cbsnews. Com. Captions by vitac www. Vitac. Com music jamie we all want food thats healthy gorgeous, and super quick, so im going to show you a whole new way to cook. We always hang in our buffalo stance. Jamie amazing meals that you can do in just 15 minutes, time saving tricks, and multitasking to the max, Family Friendly recipes that mom, dad, and the kids can cook up super quick. Were talking big flavors fast; and these are great meals without the guilt, balanced, tasty, and good for you