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It sounded like a tornado. I mean loud. Winter weather sends the mud flowing in West Virginia. Well our clocks may spring ahead this weekend much of the country is covered in winter. Much of the country will be unseasonably warm. Lets hope the words windchill and record lows are gone. He was defiant over reports that hes the target of a federal corruption investigation. Im not going anywhere. The new isis atrocity. A terror group destroying a site in iraq. They took sledgehammers to centuriesold items in mosul. New video of harrison fords plane moments before it crashed. 53178, engine failure. Oh, dude. He landed on the course. Fallout from the Justice Departments investigation in ferguson, missouri. Two Police Officers have resigned over racist emails. This weekend marks the 50th anniversary of the march in selma to secure Voting Rights for africanamericans. All that dramatic rescue on the ski slopes in italy. Almost 200 skiers got stuck in gondola gondolas. And all that matters rory mcilroy over the water. What does he do . What we all want to do. Whip the darn club in there too. On cbs this Morning Saturday. More troubles for Hillary Clinton amid reports she had multiple private email addresses while serving as secretary of state. Oh, the humanity. She used her own email system instead of the one at the office. People are shocked. Democrats got a website to work . Captioning funded by cbs and welcome to the weekend, everyone. And though its a saturday were going to take you to school today. Arizona State University to be exact for a lesson on defense. Basketball fans there have found a way to truly affect the score of the game with their socalled curtain of distraction. Well show you the numbers behind its success. Plus after starting in his grandmas kitchen in new mexico he now has 40 restaurants world wide. Chef Richard Sandoval will join us on the dish. And when their record came out the New York Times called it the first important record of the year. The band real estate performs in our saturday session. Our top story this morning, millions of americans are hoping this is the last weekend we have to suffer through whats truly been a miserable winter. From texas to new york cold temperatures were broken or tied in 34 cities. The mercury fell to 29 below zero in saranac, but warm weather is on the way. I cant imagine it getting any colder, so im happy to hear warmer weather is coming. It was brutal. So many new records that were broken yesterday morning, but weve already started to see some improvements. The goal is to move the jet stream to the north here and bring more warmth into the nation. Weve had warmth out west. We have to get into the central u. S. And into the northeast as well. This is todays jet stream and this is the way it looks by midweek. Moving to the north, bringing in the warmth. Its part of the recipe for the stream. We bring the jet stream to the north, melt the snow higher sun angle and more daylight that helps to improve the temperatures. Look at todays temps. 36 at fargo, 40 at minneapolis, 41 in chicago, in this cold region here 38 degrees in new york. Midweek we bring new york up to almost 50 degrees. 54 in chicago, 47 in fargo and 51 in minneapolis. So great improvements are ahead and spring arrives 13 days from now, anthony. A heat wave. Thank you, ed. Meteorologist ed curb at our chicago station wbbmtv. President obama travels to selma, alabama, today for an historic occasion. It was 50 years ago today that africanamericans demanding the right to vote began a march from selma, alabama, to the state capital in montgomery. They didnt get far before being met by violence. Among the reporters covering the event was bill plante. Hes back in selma for the anniversary. Good morning, bill. Reporter good morning, anthony. Well, this is the spot where the violence took place. President obama came here to selma eight years ago when he was a u. S. Senator running for president and he said then i am here because somebody marched. So this morning he will honor those marchers and the Voting Rights act that followed their sacrifice. 50 years ago in selma blacks who wanted to register to vote were being turned away day after day from the steps of the courthouse. Is judge clark stopping you from stopping yourself to register to vote . Reporter the resistance in this part of alabama was so strong that leaders told student organizer bill lafayette to stay away. The whites were too mean in selma and the blacks were too afraid afraid, and the fear was you would cause your Family Member to lose your job. Reporter a young man names Jimmy Lee Johnson was shot in town. Some 600 people set out fro test his killing with a march from selma to montgomery. They only made it six blocks. Youre ordered to disperse. Reporter at the foot of the Edmund Pettus bridge unresisting marchers were attacked. Robinson numb 103 was beaten. The horses came up the posse came up the Police Department came up and they started beating us and i stood up there and finally i fell. Reporter sheriff jim clark refused to get help for the injured protesters. He said im not sending any ambulance over there. If theres anybody thats dead let the possums eat them. Thats what jim clark there. If theres anybody dead let the buzzards eat them. Reporter it shocked the nation and became a turning point in the Civil Rights Movement. Two weeks later with troops now protecting the route, dr. Martin luther king lead a group of thousands across the same bridge. I was there for cbs news. Reporter of all the differents in the past weeks of selma come to fruition now . Is this the grand climax . I would say this is and the culmination of the march on the capitol on thursday. Reporter the events in selma allowed president lyndon b. Johnson so push for the Voting Rights act of 1965. Every american citizen must have an equal right to vote. Reporter in selma and towns across the south, black americans could no longer be kept from the polls, but for all it accomplished Bernard Lafayette said the Civil Rights Movement did go far enough. We changed the law, but we with did not work to change the attitudes of people. That is and i have to admit, and im old enough to admit that was a mistake. Reporter Emilia Boynton said now its time for new generations to take up the fight. Have things gotten better . As i have told so many people who have approached me about what we did, i then would say we would appreciate what youve done were standing on your shoulders, and my curse word was get the heck off of our shoulders and get to work. Reporter shes still got the spirit. Today look for the president to talk about Voting Rights, to urge congress to right new protections now that the Supreme Court has freed states from getting federal approval for election changes. Anthony, vinita . I love that bill. Get the heck off of my shoulders and get to work. I understand youre sitting down with president obama later today, bill. What are you going to ask him . Reporter we have a chance to chat with him certainly about race. He hasnt talked much about race as president. He did a little bit before he got elected but hes referred to stay away from it. So this is an obvious opportunity to do that. We also want to ask him about Hillary Clintons emailsemails, for example, alt other topics. Were earring to see that interview, bill. Thank you. You can see that tonight on cbs news s and tomorrow morning on face the nation. Calling it oppressive and abusive. Two veteran Police Commanders have resign and a City Court Clerk was fired following what officials call a series of racist emails. Its not clear if the three were the senders or recipients of the offensive notes. Outgoing attorney general eric holder said the federal government used all its power to change the system in ferguson. The citys police chief remains on the job. There was breaking news overnight. Questions are being raised this morning about whether police in madison, wisconsin, used Excessive Force after an officer there shot and killed a teenager while responding to a disturbance. The boys and girls club identifies the victim as 19yearold tony robynson. After they were told of a man jumping into traffic, they followed him inside an apartment. They heard something and they opened fire after robinson allegedly assaulted him. It brought protesters to the streets. The state department of justice is launching an investigation. The Justice Department is expected to file corruption charges in the coming weeks against senator Robert Menendez of new jersey for allegedly helping a friend and donor in change for gifts and vacations. Hes been under investigation for two years. Last night he defended his work in the senate and denied the accusations against him. There may be no member of koj who fought harder than i did to get the 9 11 commissions recommendations into public law. So i fight for these issues and for the people of our country every single day. Thats who i am. And i am not going anywhere. Menendez has served iffer over two decades. Hes been an outspoken critic of president obamas issues. He went in for a routine checkup and was admitted when doctors discovered he had the flu. Mondale was supposed to introduce former president jimmy carter at an event. Mondale is said to be doing well. He is 87 years old. In russia two suspects have been arrested in the murder of an opposition poul tishian a week ago. Boris nemtsov was shot and killed last saturday as he walkedover a bridge near the kremlin. The head of the Security System says the two are expected of carrying out the murder. Some things the killing was ordered by the kremlin because of his criticism of vladimir putin. Now to iraq where forces are putting squeeze on isis to reclaim the Northern City of tikrit. Theyre beefing up the iraqi offensive which is earning praise by the obama administration. He told the joint chiefs of staff hes optimistic the iraqi mill tai will prevail. Iraqi forces have now retaken the town on the outskirts of tikrit according to their commanders. The battle for this key city is now in its sixth day. Iraqi forces are trying to encircle tikrit an isis stronghold 80 miles north of baghdad. It is the biggest offensive against isis since the militants swept across iraq last year. They say nearly 30,000 men are fighting the extremists. This man and his wife fled their home in tikrit just three days after isis captured their city in june. Reporter armed men from isis took our some omar away she told us. I chased after the car and i was crying because i couldnt keep up. She told us isis interrogated 20yearold omar and accused him of drinking alcohol. The militants later released him, but omar is still too frightened of isis to appear on camera. In its violent propaganda videos isis glorifyies its brutal executions of americans, christians, and others they consider to be nonmuslims, but the truth is that isis has killed and terrorized more muslims than it has members of any other religious group. Do you think that iraq will ever be free of isis . Translator yes, god willing she told us. We hope iraq can be free and everyone can go home to their families. Reporter if iraqi forces can retake tikrit they believe the next country will be mosul, the second biggest city. Anthony . Thanks holly. Now to the economy, the latest jobs report is out and its good news. They added 295,000 jobs if february and the Unemployment Rate fell 0. 2 to 5. 5 nationwide. Lets take a look at mellody hobson, cbs senior contributor and analyst. Good morning. Good morning. This was surprising. No. It was 22 better than it was expected. I think people thought the weather would drag down the numbers because its been so brutal brutal. But the numbers were great. 5. 5 . Thats the lowest Unemployment Rate weve seen in 6 1 2 years. May 2008 was the last time we saw that number. Plus, 120,000 of those jobs were in higher paying areas, professional Services Health care construction so thats good news. We traditionally think its so cold theyre not going to do work. Is that a sign that i would be careful on construction. 29,000 of the jobs were construction but 12,000 were nonresidential. So it was commercial. Weve seen some uptick in spending on housing but i think the housing story is going to continue to be a she and steady recovery. Were not going to see any kind of breakout on housing. At the same time this week the Federal Reserve released results of its annual exam of the big banks. How did it do . Stress test. You can think of it as that. They passed. They passed the stress test saying if we had another horrible financial crisis where unemployment was 10 and housing went down 25 and the stock market dropped 65 , would you survive, all of them came through with flying colors. All right. Mellody hobson, always nice to see you. Thank you. Thank you. A Helicopter Crash in st. Louis overnight left one person dead. The chopper went down shortly after takeoff. The victim was the pilot. The cause of the crash has not yet been determined. Federal air safety investigators are expected to meet today with the flight crew of the Delta Air Lines plane that skidded off the runway at laguardia here in new york on thursday. The National Transportation safety board is looking into several factors that may have led to the mishap. Six people were injured when the plane smashed through the fence and stopped just a few feet from the icy waters of the bay. Well even though fuel prices have been going down airfares continue to rise. These days travelers pay for extra baggage, ticket changes, food, and more. Peter greenberg, good morning. Good morning. More money. I know. As if we have to tell the people about the added fees theyre paying. They know them. What is this new one . Its an additional passenger facility fee going from 4. 50 per passenger per flight up to 8 per passenger, per flight. Its going to raise about 2. 3 billion in revenue and thats going for Airport Infrastructure improvements in facilities, and its badly needed at the airport anyway. It sparked quite a debate. Whos for it whos against it . What a surprise. The airlineports are for it. But the airlines are not. They dont want the increases in fees. They want their own fees. Exactly. What is the excuse . Im paying 125 for a checked fee. I dont see it. This 8. 50, i would see the terminal would be nicer. Thats the whole idea. They do need improvements. When we get into the fees its crazy what the airlines are charging. What are they charging . Everything short of a fee for breathing. Theyre charging for carryon bags, up to 100 for a carryon bag for spirit. Theres one right there. Thats just stunning. Is there a way to get people to understand . What is blowback . Why are airlines saying this is the Tipping Point for people who dont want to pay the 8. . Its not just the 8. If you look at the Airline Tickets like the old days where they gave you the two free bags and meal and the pillow and blanket, they were excised in tax. By breaking out the fees they dont charge that. Theyre pocketing the difference. So, peter, youve been traveling forever. Youve seen strange fees. Whats the strangest youve ever seen in. Theres a couple. Theres one in ireland called name change fee. If your name was misspelled you could pay up to 120 if they misspelled your name. And sew mow ya pay as you weigh. They charge you 20 krenltss a pound for everything you bring on the plane meaning how much you weigh plus the weight of the bags. It is creative i will give them that. Unbelievable. Peter greenberg, thank you very much. Youve about got it. The Washington Post says sweeping changes are coming to the cia. Director john brennan ordered the overhaul thats designed to make the agency more accountable and better equipped to address online threats. No idea when the change will begin. This is the first makeover for the cia since the agencys founding in 19478. The guardian of london is looking at the new craze. Its launched a campaign showing a batsered woman wearing the dress with a black eye smashed lip and bruised knee. Its asking why is it so hard to see the black and blue. Its appealing to twitter users to use the the stopabuseagainstwomen. The New York Times presents awardwinning filmmaker albert maysles. He worked with his brother. Albert maysles died in his home in new york. He was 88 years old. And the San Francisco chronicle reports surgeons in San Francisco may be the ones resting comfortably. After completeling all the operations and Organ Donation chain that gave six patients new kidneys. Six were carried on thursday three more on friday by a team of 60 people. The donors are between the ages of 24 to 70. The operations rah said to be a success. I wondered how they matched all these people. Apparently theres a computer program. They match it all up. Coming up one year after Malaysia Airlines flight 370 disappeared, the search has come up empty. After tracking aircraft in remote regions is still merely impossible. Later its called revenge porn. Theyve gotten away with posting images of their exes online but more and more states are passing laws against it. This is cbs this Morning Saturday. Heres to the explorers. Those diagnosed with cancer who didnt settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. And discovered a new level of empowerment. At Cancer Treatment centers of america in philadelphia, thats what we doempower our patients with a comprehensive second opinion. And because time is of the essence, we do it a single one day. Explore your options with a oneday second opinion. Learn more at cancercenter. Com eastern. Coming up new findings about king richard iii, the king good morning, everyone im nicole brewer. We do have new details about two alarm fire in Montgomery County weve been covering for this morning the chief thereon scene tells our Steve Patterson theyre battling fire and ice on this 800 block of dekalb pike in whitpain township. Now, four firefighters have suffered minor injuries, most of them, from falling on ice the fire is under control. But crews are still battling some hot spots. Now, lets get a check on the forecast with carol. Morning, carol. As bright as it is out there, we are dealing with ice, because the temperatures have fallen, of course, overnight, but looks gorgeous out there. Look at the ben franklin bridge, blue skies love it, the suns up, and working good strong march sun angle. But we still are dealing with temperatures below freezing and well below in fact, 14, in philadelphia, 12, wilmington, eight in trenton and when you factor in the wind it, feels even colder feels like four in philadelphia, and minus two in allentown, expect temperatures though to get above freezing, 38 degrees, today. Tonight, we change those clocks, and weve got nice looking day tomorrow with late sunset, 46 on sunday. Nicole . Time to spring forward, carol, thanks. Next update at 7 57. Im nicole brewer. See you then. Caring for you and your eyes. Just got a little easier. Pearle vision accepts flex accounts and most vision plans, including eye med. This is genuine eye care, right in your neighborhood. This is pearle vision. In West Virginia firefighters came to the rescue of two dogs trapped in an icy river. Fire captain Thomas Robinson swam out with a rope to pull both of the dogs to safety. The animals were hurried back to the fire station to dry off and get warmed up. They are recovering and hanging out with captain robinson until theyre reunited with their owners. We begin this half hour with a look at one of the biggest mysteries in modern aviation. One year ago tomorrow Malaysia Airlines flight 370 vanished in the southern indian ocean. No one knows exactly where the boeing 777 went off the radar. A search by 82 aircraft and 84 ships from 26 countries has found nothing so far. Cbs news travel editor Peter Greenberg reports there are still no standards or regulations for tracking airplanes in that area. Reporter over 1. 8 million miles miles has been scanned with over 23,000 square miles of the world worlds deepest oceans. Most are tantamount in trying to find the needle in the haystack. But so far with flight 370, they cant even find the haystack. Joe colly with the ntsb says the Industry Needs to do more to track planes so they can find them quickly in the event something goes wrong. What we need are the standards and requirements so aircraft airlines can now employ this so we can keep track of the aircraft and know in the case of an emergency where they are. Reporter it was the crash and initial disappearance of air France Flight 447 in 2009 that first alerted the world to the lack of proper aircraft tracking. In that case it took almost two years and 40 million to find the black box recorders. But little was done by the industry to introduce new technology or change the rules on air tracking. Now that raised the same issue and that was five years earlier. Thats right. Why now . Why not then . Weve had a cup of incidents now and the whole world is trying to improve. Reporter the case of air france 447 brought attention to an air flight term called flying black. Its fleeing over remote areas across large bodies of water across the world. The international av yeah association, the governing body for the worldwide Aviation Community has recently proposed adopting a new global standard for aircraft tracking that would track planes every 15 minutes over these areas where radar contact is either scarce or nonskpis tents. David soucie is a former federal Aviation Administration investigator. He says it has less to do with technology than government bureaucracy. Theres no reason that it hasnt been implemented, utilized in a way that would allow us to find the aircraft when it disappeared. Its unacceptable to sit here a year later and not know where that aircraft is. Reporter now there is some news about global tracking. This summer five airlines, five countries including u. S. And malaysia are going to do demonstration flights to see if they can actually try to implement this kind of tracking. 70 of the world. Stunning. When are we going to see global tracking . Heres the problem it comes down to necessity and cost. Right now theres no standard. You saw the piece. 70 of the ocean and the world not covered. I think of all those families waiting more than up next e medical news in our morning rounds, including growing controversy over testosteroneboosting drugs. Plus doctors jon lapook and Holly Phillips on newly discovered benefits of coffee. Find out why a majority of us will be cranky this coming monday. We have an excuse. This is cbs this Morning Saturday. Announcer this portion sponsored by chickfila. Wake up to a whole new world of taste. Try chicken for breakfast at chickfila. The world is filled with air. But for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. If you have copd, ask your doctor about oncedaily anoro ellipta. It helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. Anoro ellipta is the first fdaapproved product containing two longacting bronchodilators in one inhaler. Anoro is not for asthma. 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They blame the contamination on the spread of a scope. The same kind of outbreak affected ucla medical center. Diop, another hospital, same medical device. How concerned should we be . Im very concerned about this one. Usually im very relaxed about things but this is the tip of the iceberg. What concerns me the most is you have two very good institutions that followed protocols according to themselves and the investigation and yet they still got the infection from these scopes so it says theres something wrong with the protocol. He mentioned contamination anthony, so is this an issue with the design of the scope or the way its disinfected . Theyre thinking its actually both. The scope has very small intricate parts on the end of them and they can harbor bodily fluids and bacteria and makes it hard to clean the scopes as thoroughly as they need to be. But as jon mentioned the hospitals followed the recommended protocol so now its looking at the protocol and seeing if its enough. So thats the next step as we figur out somethings got to change. I think all over the country medical experts are going back over their records and saying was there some association that we didnt realize. The only reason they figured this out is when cre, the super bug gets into your bloodstream, its got a 50 mortality rate and now its leapt out at them. And now other places are going to be looking at their records and saying what about less deadly organisms. Then i think you have to look at the role of the fda. The cdc told the fda in october of 2013 that there was a problem with the scones and it seems like that took a long period of time really for anybody to sound the alarm. I think in the days and weeks and months to follow this is going to become a bigger story. Now to the growing controversy over testosteroneboosting drugs. This week the fda issued new requirements. Its amazing. Everybody know as what low t. Means. But what does it reference . Low t. Is testosterone. Its made by the body in both men and women. It makes more in men than woman and they start to decline naturally around the age of 40. Now way back in the 1950s testosterone therapy was developed for men who had medical conditions that made it difficult for them to make enough testosterone and thats what it was used for but in the last ten years its been marketed really aggressively and used really focused on the problems of ages things like low libido fatigue, or muscle loss. And many times its used on men who dont have low testosterone. What are they requiring from the manufacturers . First, label change. First, theyre going to say, look, here are the indications. As holly pointed out there are specific indications. Two, what are the potential risks, heart attack and stroke. And, three, because there are questions about exactly what the rinks are, theyre encouraging the manufacturers to go out and do studies. I found something very interesting. They say we encourage you to do this all together. It will be a lot easier and more effective and statistically significant to do it as one big study. You mentioned risks though. You say two studies say there was no increase in the risk of heart attack and no risk of stroke with hormone therapy. Do you think theyre overstepping . No, i think what theyre doing is appropriate. Really, the jury is still out. Its still not clear what the longterm risks are or whether there are but the jurys still out whether there are any benefits. So we need more research both on the risks and the benefits before we go ahead and use it this way. Next, theres good news for those of you sipping on a cup of coffee. A new study found moderate consumption of coffee can be good for the heart. I like this news holly. This is a very large study. They looked at 25,000 people around the average age of 41. To make it very simple they looked at how much coffee they drank and they did a cat scan, something called a coronary artery calcium score which is thought to be an early indication of Heart Disease. It turns out that people who drank hardly any coffee one or less cups day, and people who drank a lot of coffee five cups a day, had the highest coronary artery calcium score. So they have the highest risk of Heart Disease. People right in the middle who drank between three and five cups a day had the lowest risk. Three to five cup days in this study seems to be the magic number. In news that affects me, i feel like i should have another cup. Is that what im hearing . Weve been doing stories where it may help with parkinsons and reducing the risk of diabetes or live disease, and whenever i speak to the authors about this. They all say the same thing. Dont start drinking because you want to try to do better in terms of the risk profile but its nice and reassuring to know that if youre already drinking that not only is it not a risk but theres a potential benefit. Now, of course you can have side effects from coffee. You can get jittery and 400 milligrams of caffeine a day is usually the limit. If youre not a coffee lover but want to go healthy, eat nuts. They could be associated with reduced risk of heart attack and stroke. Researchers caution against eating too many and particular salted peanuts because theyre high in calories. Finally its here again. Most americans spring forward into Daylight Saving time tomorrow, losing an hour of precious sleep in the process. According to one survey, this means a tired and yank start to the workweek on monday. 60 feel the effects of the daylight divings shift. 40 say they need a week or more to get back to norm and and 39 say they were in a worse mood following the time change. It takes me about a month to get better. Its also not just how you feel. Theres medical effects. Theres a 5 increased heart attack risk in the first three days after the springtime challenge. It could have widechanging effects. 60 cranky. That is monday right . Dr. Jon lapook, dr. Holly phillips thanks so much. Up next posting embarrassing pictures or video online to get back at an ex. Theres a new push to make it illegal. Legal analyst Rikki Klieman takes a look. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. How do i get hotel deals nobody else gets . I know a guy. Priceline negotiator i know this guy. Konohito. And this guy. Who knows a guy. Hey guy. I know a guy in new york, vegas, dallas. Ive known some guys for decades and some, nice to meet ya, lets deal. My competitors may know a guy, but i know over 60,000 guys. And gals. Exclusive hotel deals up to 60 off. Priceline. Com too weak. Wears off. Stop searching and start repairing. 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Its like what we used to do with sexual assault. So let me tell you what its let me dephoenix it because i think thats whats really important. Its an image or video thats intimate that has been posted this is the key, with malicious intent without the victims consent. So what you really have here is one of two things. Either someone in a private moment with their significant other either gave them a picture or they took a picture or a video together or what really really can get to me is someone hacks into someones cellphone or computer and gets a picture. There is no National Revenge porn law though right . Correct. And about 15 states have made it a crime. So how do you prosecute these cases . I think the prosecutors around the country are getting much more active. The government is at work here. Whau the government has done is said what pimgen hole can we put this in . Cyber bullying cyber harassment, cyber stalking, and then you can get into intricate prosecutions of when you have hacking and extortion. One was in trouble because they basically said you stole the images and the other was in trouble because they said you stole the images and then said pay me to take them down. Oh, yes, hes my favorite guy. That has nothing to do with the images themselves in terms of what theyre in trouble for. Thats exactly right. One thing, you can have images of nude people. It can be as benign as a woman breastfeeding. You can have images of people who are naked when theyre in books or when theyre in legitimate form. And so law like a National Revenge porn law would be too overbroad. They would wind up offending the first amendment. Its not only guys who want to get revenge porn. The ones who get to me are the ones youre talking about, the ones who host the sites. If you host the sites, how greedy are these guys . Its not like they just put up a site and some guy posts a guys girlfriend but what they do is put all different site and when they put up the different sites they ask these women to pay them to take it down, to restore their reputations. No wonder theyre going to go to prison now. Its really significant. So thats how theyre going after it. And finally civil law. Sue for Emotional Distress extraordinary law firm out of pennsylvania, out of Pittsburgh K L Gates doing pro bono work 50 lawyers who say we have a new way, we can do it by copy right protection. Its fascinating to sea them say first amendment, thats the reason. Ryky klieman, thank you so much. Coming up want to buy a skyscraper . Willis tower often called the sears tower is up for sale if you have the cash. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Rikky klieman. 234 [crowd] thanks jan. Youre the best jan. Oh . Announcer this portion sponsored by toyota. Lets go places. 0 apr financing on select models. Hey, on top. 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Reporter and finally for 1. 5 billion you can enjoy knowing that whatever you call your famed windy city skyscraper, most of us will always know it by its original name, the sears tower. Whatever they call it i just want to say right now my naming rights are available for 1. 5 billion. Thats ul awlall it takes . You can call me whatever you want. You heard it here. Frank sinatra talked about that dhaug chicago. Well take you to a centennial exhibit devoted to his life and his exhibit and speak with his family. For some of your your local news is next. For the rest of you stick around. Yo last seen, wearing a gray jacket, black ski pants hiking boots. Search volunteers asking between 10 00 and 3 00 today for to help finds him. We check in with carol for more on the forecast today carol . Weather improving, nicole we have sunshine out there now, expect to find icy spots because these temperatures are still 21 degrees through center city, suns out in atlantic city, it will boost the temperatures at the shore through the upper 30s, but right now cold, 18 in philadelphia, 15 wilmington, feels even colder with the wind, feels like 9 degrees in philadelphia, and minus three in millville. But, we get to the upper 30s today, tonight we change those clocks, again, sunset tomorrow night at 7 00. And daytime temperature of 46 and sun. Nicole . Carol, thanks next update welcome to cbs this Morning Saturday. Im anthony mason. And im vinita nair. Coming up this half hour a big shakeup is in store for wireless Internet Users thank os the 800pound gorilla in the world, google. It could mean new prices for you. And details about the New Discovery about englands discovery of king richard iii. Find out whats being discovered years later. Would you find this distracting . A lot of College Basketball players do. First the top story, the freezing temperatures, the record lows around the country will finally start to give way to warmer readings as we get closer to spring. A warming trend starts tomorrow and continues into early next week in some parts of the country. Meteorologist ed curran from our chicago station wbbmtv takes a look. Well, we are looking for some real improvements after the brutal cold that weve seen recently. Its all part of our recipe for spring. We see a jet stream shift thats coming. We see melting snow that helps temperatures improve. A higher sun angle this time of year and more daylight. It all adds up to a feel of spring in the air. Weve been warm out to the west. We even got to improve our temperatures here by bringing the jet stream to the north. Well do that by midweek and it goes north a little bit more every day. And heres the way the temperatures look. For today 36 in fargo, 41 in chicago, 38 degrees in new york. By the middle of the week new york goes to almost 50 degrees. Chicago, 54. Fargo, 47 almost 70 degrees for kansas city. Anthony, vinita . That was meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbmtv. There was breaking news overnight. Questions are being raised this morning about whether police in madison, wisconsin may have crossed the line after an officer shot and killed a teenager while responding to a disturbance call. The boys and girls club identifies the victim as 19yearold tony robinson. Police say after first being told of a man jumping into traffic, they followed him into an apartment. They then went inside after hearing a disturbance and the officer opened fire after robinson allegedly assaulted him. It brought more than 100 protesters to the streets. Wisconsins department of justice is launching an investigation. The ncaa has put the Syracuse University Basketball Team on probation for five years for several violations. Longtime sear cause head coach jim boeheim has been suspended for nine Conference Games next year. The ncaa decided a decade of Violations Including drug policy failures academic misconduct and improper benefits. The team will lose three scholarships and must vacate more than 100 wins. Its out for the old and in with the new for the Dow Jones Industrial average. Out with with at t with at t and in with apple. It will add polish to apple. The stock market fell sharply yesterday but apple rose to just under 127 a share. Well speaking of tech giants look out, wireless world. This week a google executive announced the company will soon launch an internet Wireless Service. That could shake up the entire industry and force down data prices. Youre with the new yorker editors magazine. Why google . What google wants is it thinks that the cellular carriers are inefficient, i thinks it makes it harder for you to use the google products in which they make a lot of money like youtube and android diseases. What theyre trying to do is get into the market to make internet providers do better. They want to say, we can do it. Why cant you. What are they planning on operating here nick . We dont know but it seems based on rumors that there will be a google Wireless Service that has a lot of wifi, a cheap data plan that will run on the nexus 6 phone that shows customers you dont have to pay 1,000 a year to get data you can actually transfer the information over wifi lines and not the data lines. Theyre partnering with their frenemies, right . So google makes a lot of money off android. What do your android phones use . They use at t verizon, tmobile, and sprint. Theyre being care ulf but they want the companies to be better. Theyre going out there to compete with them and inspire them. Its awkward but something google does all the time. Meantime theyre looking at launching this as soon as late march . Google has calmed up when i asked them yesterday. We dont know when its coming. It will probably come sometime in the next couple of months. We dont know if it will be a huge initiative or medium but it will be an interesting initiative. Do you think this will be an evolution of how we use our phones . If you look around nobodys using it to make a call. Theyre using it to look up stuff and text stuff. The amount of information that must go through the air and two lines as all of these crazy things is quite huge. Its hard to do over cellular carriers. It should be done with wireless carriers. But the way it was built it draws it to the cellular companies. What google is trying to do is shift the paradigm. Thats what we need given what we use our phones now. Its also more money for google. Big question. Do you think it will increase competition and drive down costs . Yes. It might completely flop right from the getgo. Its a very hard thing to do and google may withdraw in a few months but my instinct is it starts to make people better. I start to feel like my mother everything is changing so fact. On march 26, king richard iii will be buried for a second time. His bones were found in 2012 under what is now a central parking lot in england. Now theres new story. Charlie dagata reports. Reporter its the most exciting time in britains modern times. I want to see if i can see any more bone thats attached. Yep. Weve got the leg. Reporter yep. Its the skeleton and theres his other leg. Its a new video just released of the historic moment that archaeologists discovered the remains of king richard iii buried beneath a parking lot. A lot has happened since the resurrection in 2012. First a quick History Lesson on how a king was found in a shallow kbrav with hands tied. He was killed five centuries ago, a story preserved by shake sphere who gave him that immortal line. Alas the horse never came and what the king got instead, forensic teams have just confirmed before eight to ten blows to the head and what has been described as humiliation injuries and the twisted skeleton shows that he suffered from scoliosis, curvature of the spine, and dna evidence sealed the deal. We calculated that its richard the iii being at the most conservative being 99. 99 . It showed blue eyes blond hair that darkened as he got older. Break in the dna of male decendents. The break however, does raise other questions, more of a historical nature than is this skeleton richard. Yeah. Question like whether an adulterous affair had broken the line of royal success. Awkward. Blurring the blood lines in the royal family right down to prince george. Heads have rolled for less and we should leave it there and royal ancestry aside, all that remains is what to do with the kings remains. Theres a Visitor Center where he used to lie, but king richard iii is to have a proper burial later this month with a full funeral procession meaning he may get that horse he wanted after all. For cbs this Morning Saturday, im Charlie Dagata in london. Im glad hes finally properly laid to rest. Suspect it interesting to see the scoliosis and injuries on the skeleton. Up next, when the sixth man on the court is a curtain. Im David Begnaud as tempe, arizona, with the mens basketball game. Were not here for the actually report but whats about to happen behind this black curtain. Lets just say its a distraction thats become something of a distraction even more than the game itself. The big reveal coming up on cbs this Morning Saturday. At chilis, fresh is now. And now two texas icons with one delicious dinner. 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Onceaday xarelto® means no regular blood monitoring, no known dietary restrictions. For information and savings options, download the xarelto® Patient Center app call 1888xarelto or visit goxarelto. Com. March mad ps is almost here. College basketball fans go crazy in the ruppup to the ncaa championship but for one team in arizona their fans actually help whip games by distracting the opponents. As David Begnaud reports the action in the stands often models the action on the court. Reporter the student fans of arizona State University bring new meaning to the term coming out. Thats a man in a blue and black dress. Up next a man in a pink wig wearing a white and gold dress. Yes, its a spoof of the dress that recently divided the nation on social media. Its all an act coming out of a curtain of distraction. Thats what i they call this gimmick in tempe. The aim . To distract opposing players while shooting freethrows. Call it cute or even corny, the head coach calls its affective. It seems to have a mystical force because the other teams freethrow percentage in the second half is dropping. Reporter just watch what happened when utah played asu ban back in january on live tv. There are some distractions going on now. Reporter all those distractions seemed to work statistically. The kur tap of distraction lowers the opposing teams score by at least 1. 4 per game. They call themselves the 942 crew, named for the 42 seats in the student section of the wells fargo arena. The crew was inspired by Duke Universitys speedo guy who successfully stripped way the focus of opposing players. In arizona theyre diversified and flat out silly. How can you not look at those silly people. It is kind of goofy, isnt it . Yes. Reporter for many students the curtain of distraction has become a bigger draw than the game itself. Its brought a whole new excitement to fwabl games. Our student attendant records are seemingly broken one game after the next. Did you concede it would become what it is . No way. Im talking to you right now. Who could have predicted that . Reporter in fact asu attendance has jumped 23 since the kur tap opened. On the night we were there this crazy lumberjack seemed to have distracted that stanford player from making that shot. Statistics aside, what does it do . What does it do . It makes it fun for students. Reporter in the end, they won. So how was stanfords freethrow percentage . First half, 85 . Second half, 67 . What was i telling you. Reporter in a sport where winning is the point, coachthe coach says thats it. If thats your only focus, you missed boat. Reporter but he hopes the opposing team get distracted by the boat and just maybe it will help the home team win. For cbs this Morning Saturday im David Begnaud in tempe arizona. I cant imagine any player performing their job well. Imagine if there was a curtain for us. All you have to do is be distracted for a fraction of a second and its done its job. 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Breakfast club was just one of the many films hughes wrote before his untimely death in 2009. Now theres ooh a book about him. John hughes the life and times. Welcome. Thank you. Its so hard to believe that some of the scripts of everyone were written between two and seven days. Yes he power wrote. Im glad we had that segment about coffee. Maybe that explains a lot of things. Dark coffee and cigarettes and hed power 30 40 pages into a script and therefore he could put out a script in two or three days. But remember when he got a cast he rewrote, he changed things so it wasnt done and on to Something Else but he had piles of scripts that never got made. Is it true he never went to film school or never studied . He came out of advertising and he would be, you know, on studios working with actors for ads and he did some of the the shave commercial and all that kind of thing. No, he never went to film school but he certainly watched movies a lot. But he never, you know felt the need to do that. You know t old pioneers of movie time, they didnt have that background. They came out of other kinds of professions. I look at all of his successes though. He said Something Like he wanted to to movies that are familiar that armageddon doesnt interest me. Theres something so wonderfully familiar about all of the stories and the characters. Where did that come from . He wrote to and about teenagers as if they were adults. I know he certainly respected their obstacles in life and their angst, and he said he was not above characterizing the adult world acid yachts because thats how you think of teachers and your parents. Theyre kids. He wrote about them on that level. Reyou interviewed many of the actors. What was their impression . Didnt talk to a single actor from. They wanted to collaborate with them. You know adlibbing on the set when he was directing. He only direct eight films. He did ask for adlibbing and he would shoot 100 million feet of film which in those day was a lot. It sounds like trains, planes, and automobiles. A lot of that was adlibbed as well. He encouraged that. He was working with john candy and steve martin. Imagine their backgrounds. John candy coming out of second city and all that stuff. They came from that background and they liked to adlib during the scene. That would change the direction of the movie. He only directed eight. He wrote a lot more. Why didnt he direct more films . I think he got tired of the Crisis Management atmosphere and early mornings on the set and late nights in the editing room. What was really important to him was spending time with his family. He was writing upstairs, they were downstairs. He was a writer first and foremost. But he did drift way from directing. How did he spend the rest of his life . He was sort of reclusive, red wing farm up in northern illinois, chicago as well. He did a lot of writing, but he didnt he just drifted away from hollywood. Just one day people woke up and he wasnt there. John candys death, he worked with john candy very closely. Yeah. They were the closest collaboration he had. His death touched him deeply, didnt it . I spoke with him on the day he died. In fact, i think it was the last conversation with hughes. I think he realized that you know, we only have so much time on this earth and what was important to him was his family his two sons and his wife and i think he just sort of at that point he started pulling way. It wasnt like he made a press announcement about it but one day he wasnt there. Do you think he ever had a sense of his cultural significance . I really do feel like even now theres so many big budget films. Theres something so wonderful the central thread of all of his movies. Did he understand the impact he had . Thats an interesting question. I would i know he there was talk of doing pretty in pink as a stage show which made perfect sense. It had a great soundtrack but he said no he didnt want anything to do with it. He wanted them to remain artifacts of his time so i would say yes he did. Thanks so much for your time. Again, the naum of the book is john hughes a life in film. Coming up, to his vintage years as old blue eyes. Frank sinatra was an american origin good morning, everyone im nicole brewer. Investigators are at the scene of deadly crash in Hopewell Township mercer county. The two cars collided overnight along route 31 in lambertville hopewell road. Police tell cbs3 two people were killed. Now several other victims were flown to local hospitals we are working to get more details on those victims. Right now we send it over to carol for more on the forecast. Nice looking day today icy spots will be out there first thing this morning. Look how bright and beautiful it looks. Ben franklin bridge looks terrific. It looks gorgeous up in the poconos, because you cant see enough snow, obviously, we have temperatures right now they are 14 in the poconos, 18 in philadelphia, 27 down in wildwood, and we are on our way to a warm up. But not so much for the windchill right now feels like 9 degrees in philadelphia, cold start to the day, but we get above freezing, 38 degrees some sunshine this morning, few more clouds later on this afternoon, but looks great. Now tonight, we will be finding temperatures dropping to about 28 degrees tomorrow 46 remember, changing those clocks, we have 7 00 p. M. Sunset tomorrow. Nicole . Carol, thanks, our next update is at 8 57. Im nicole brewer. Well see you then. Blank we thought our cable internet was fast. But, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really halffast. So halffast. Someone did a halffast job posting our vacation pics. When i post my slow jams, im a little half fast totally half fast stop living with half fast internet. Only verizon fios comes with speedmatch uploads as fast as downloads. And the fastest wifi available from any provider. Call the Verizon Center for customers with disabilities at 800. 974. 6006 tty v we begin this half hour with a look back at a legend. Frank sinatra now almost 100 years after his birth, the sinatra family is celebrating his life with two new exhibits here in new york. I caught up with his daughter nancy and granddaughter amanda. Fill my heart with song let me sing for ever more reporter he was the chairman of the board, the first modern pop superstar. The 100th anniversary of old blue eyes birth is not until december but the celebrations have already begun. Sinatras daughter nancy and granddaughter amandaer linger opened an exhibition of photographs at new yorks Morison Hotel gallery this week. Have these pictures been seen before . No. Never. Reporter the pictures which would span sinatras more than 50year career included selfies. I loved this one so much. My grandma took that. Reporter and this snapshot taken in the familys hoboken, new jersey home. This is nancy at a recording session with her father in the 60s. And then i go and spoil it all like saying something stupid like i love you reporter their record together something stupid would spend four weeks at number one in 1967. What was it like to make a record with your father . It was nerveracking but it was great fun because he was so funny all the time. He was. No pressure or anything. You could cut it with a knife. Reporter Frank Sinatra broke through in the 1940s when his velvet voice made bobby soxers swoon. Was he the first teenage idol . I think you could say that. He was handsome debonair he was the kind of person who when he sang a ballad he acted it out, and girls swooned. Reporter bob santelli of the Grammy Museum has cure rated another exhibit on sinaitra thats opened at the New York Public Library for the performing arts. There was something about the way he wore his hat. As frank would say, the attitude is all in the angle. Reporter by the 1950s sinatra had transformed from crooner to swinger and became an icon for both music and american manhood. Troubadour lets put it that way has been a symbol of entertainment that people have been attracted to for many many years. I think theyve admired anybody who can get up and sing a love song. Musically whats fran sinatras legacy in. You know, hes known as a voice, and, boy,dy he have a great one, but his ability to phrase, wrap his voice around a melody line, thats really what sinatras all about. In in other words i love you how do you both feel about the excitement around the centennial . Dont you think grandpa would be thrilled . I think he would be i think hes be humbled. Hed be amazed. Reporter the family lent some of theirs most intimate mementos to the exhibit. We went to each individual and said what have do you have . What have you got that would mean something . Reporter Nancy Sinatra loaned her fathers first hoboken i. D. Card which she still treasures. I would keep this near me, you know but its good to see it again and hopefully ill get it back some day. Reporter they shared home movies of frank playing with frank jr. In palm springs. And this. Its the money clip from the 40s thats from Columbia Records for the single nancy with the laughing face. And so my grandma held onto it for all those years and then gave it to my mom. So thats a favorite piece for sure. Reporter sinatras grammys are also on display and his oscar. His family once asked him what he wanted them to pass on. And he said i want to pass along to people what i know and what i do. Well, hello. Here it is. And did it my way there really is some wonderful stuff in that exhibit and once it leaves new york this exhibit at the Grammy Museum and the family up next, one of the worlds most successful and prolific chefs, Richard Sandoval who has more than 40 restaurants worldwide. Hes brought a mexicaninspired feast to the dish. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Announcer this portion sponsored by a babcmouse. Com. Help your child love to learn with abcmouse. Com. Nobody told us to expect it. Intercourse thats painful due to menopausal changes its not likely to go away on its own. So lets do something about it. Premarin vaginal cream can help it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. Premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderatetosevere painful intercourse caused by these changes. 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Ive never had it. Bacon is mixed around it. Exactly. Theres a nice crunch to it. We we have seafood with a little bit of rice and beans. My grandmothers recipe of course. We obviously have a lot of chefs with interesting backgrounds. When i read you were not only a professional tennis player one who playing against agassi. How did you do this . I played high school college, and played the circuit but at one point i had to say, well, im not going to make money or make the living. Wi us not in the top 50 or 150 or 200 and thought what am i going to do. Im not going to teach tennis. Im an adrenaline junk keyie. So that wouldnt work. Its so interesting. You started out with french food. You learn the classical you know recipes and the french technique. So yes i started with that. Latin food is in my blood. Thats what i grew up eating. You have 40 restaurants now as weve said which is an extraordinary number. How do you stay on top of all that . Its all about people. Ive been very fortunate to surround myself with great people. Again, i do travel 250 to 300,000 miles a year. I try to touch on my restaurants. Other recipes still go through my hands and my palate. I cannot let go of things. Im very hands on. We know that well. I want to talk about fusion food. Its really polarizing. People really love it or hate it. Is it a challenging arena to be in in . Yes. But ily there has to be a reason with it. Y u co. Bine mexican and asian and use the same chilies and profiles. Again, it has to make sense, you know, for it to work. Growing up in mexico where exactly did your love of food come from . You know from my grandmother. My parents got divorced when i was very young so i spent a lot of time at my grandmothers house. We had a table just like this where the whole family used to sit around the table. She used to sit there. The big platters exactly like this. She used to come and serve and pass it around the table. So i think at a very young age, you know she was already training my palate what was to be my future career. So many comment it has a wonderful element of entertainment. That thats a separate show. Where did that come from . I think with the great recession, we had to reinvent ourselves. I started incorporating an entertainment sight to the business where we have deejays where you have one place where you have a great cocktail and have music and a deejay in the same place. We have music coming up just not at the meal. Let me hand you this dish and ask you to sign it. If you could have this meal with any person past or present, who would it be . I am intrigued by nelson mandela. I would have that meal with him. Great choice. Richard sandoval thank you so much. Head to our website at cbsthismorning. Com. Up next the group real estate. You dont want to miss it. This is cbs this Morning Saturday. 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Im out again on my own a reflection in the chrome of an adding machine its been so long my mind is drawing a blank dont know if i can go back but to live out this dream its just my luck i call you up i had to hear you just to feel near you i know its not true but its been so long i know its wrong i know i dont need the horizon to tell me where the sky ends its a subtle landscape where i come from im out again on my own a reflection in the chrome of an adding machine its been so long i call you up i had to hear you just to feel near you i know its not true but its been so long i know its wrong i know dont go away. Well be right back with more music from real estate. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Why are all these people so asleep yet im so awake . Did you know your brain has two systems . One helps keep you awake the other helps you sleep. 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Even more important tomorrow is vinitas birthday. Oh. We lose time on my birthday. We leave you now with more music from real estate. This is primitive. When the night is young the land im from the seasons ghost away the stars at night on discussed by light can still lead me through this dont know where i want to be but im glad that youre here with me and all i know is itd be easy to leave this is cbs3 Eyewitness News. Good morning everybody im nicole brewer. A big change in beer business here in pennsylvania, beer distributors, will now be allowed to sell 12 packs. Now, normally when you buy from a distributor, do you have buy a case or a kegment but lawyers for the liquor control board have changed that through an advisory opinion. Distributors seem to support the measure overwhelmingly saying it offers more convenience for consumers. Now, lets check in with carol for more on the forecast. Looking pretty good, carol . It looks real nice out there. Weve got blue skies very cold temperatures, in fact record tying day in trenton this morning 7 degrees, ben franklin bridge area though looks great but you can see the snow down at campbells field. We have 22 degrees, in philadelphia, right now, 18 in trenton, 20 degrees in will in mink ton, and windchill we cut our temperatures about in half, feels like ten in philadelphia, with the winds this morning. But we do warm up. Temperatures of 38 degrees, we get sunshine this morning later on today few more clouds come in, and then tomorrow looks like nice day 46 degrees, remember those clocks, move them ahead one hour, meaning 7 00 p. M. Sunset tomorrow night by wednesday well be in the 50s, nicole . Awe, sounds so nice, carol. Thanks, thats it for Eyewitness News this morning, you can always follow us on our website cbsphilly. Com. Im nicole brewer. Make it a great day. Jim standardized testing has gone from a nuisance to a concern to a crisis. Michael we have this finite amount of time, and yet were spending so much of it on this unproven standardized test when we really should be using that time in a better way focusing individually on our students. Dave education is supposed to be about our students, and its becoming about a test. Ros what is our end goal in education . To be masters of a test . Announcer when you see this symbol you know youre watching a show thats educational and informational. The cbs dream team its epic. Narrator today on lucky dog, lights, camera, action brandon thats what i want to see right there. Narrator were striking a pose as one lhasa apso mix prepares for the audition of a lifetime. Brandon look at that, done narrator but booking the role of photographers assistant. Brandon good, good, thats a mark narrator . May be biting off more than wilson can chew. Brandon not every dog is meant to be a studio dog. 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