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With todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. The bottom of the house on top of this tree. Severe storms strike millions across the nations midsection. Wow. Windy weather in a big chunk of the south. A stream a mother and her family submerged. Were watching this powerful storm system very evident this springtime as it washes toward the east. A final deal with iran and its Nuclear Program by the end of june. The Prime Minister of israel has been far less slowing. Several people under arrest at this massive brawl at the casino. About 300 people were involved in the fight. Anthony new come on death row for 30 years for a crime he did not commit. A buffalo on the run in texas. It isnt the first time. The same things been happening all week. A big touchdown for women. For the first time in nfl history, a woman has been hired as a referee. All that final four weekend. The wildcats are undefeated. 380. And all that matters its the muppet show. Its time to play the music a muppets show is in the works. The kids are on the white house lawn looking for easter eggs. They found about 3,000 Hillary Clinton emails. Captioning funded by cbs welcome to the weekend. We also have a great lineup of guests for you this morning including one of the original musical stars of the musical hit the book of mormon and frozen. Teaming up for the comedian. Hell be joining that. The chef rivals that of his father harrison fold. Hes show casing big meals with bold flavors. Hes our guest on the dish. One of the indy bands, death cab. Well talk about the breakup that looms over the new songs. Theyll perform in our saturday session. Our top story this morning deadly storms across the midwest and south. At least two people were killed and about a half dozen were injured from heavy rains and high winds. In mississippi, severe storms caused problem frps drivers in the northeastern part of the state. In tennessee, heavy rains drenched the state. There were reports of damaging winds and downed trees. Thousands lost power. And in kentucky the body of a woman swept away by floodwaters has been found. A second woman died when a tree fell on her tent in a campground. More than 5 inches of rain fell in kentucky as emergency crews were rescuing people trapped by the high water. The storm has dissipated and Better Weather is expected today. A huge fire in louisville kentucky, possibly sparked by a fire is still smouldering. The fire started on friday and burned for nearly ten hours at the General Electric park. There were no serious injuries. Nearby residents were told to stay indoors because of noxious smoke. Kenyan Officials Say at least five people have been arrested in connection with that deadly assault on a college in northeastern kenya by islamic extremists. 148 people were killed on thursday by al shabaab militants in neighboring somalia. They separated christians from Muslim Students and then killed the christians. And this morning a 19yearold survive over the assault has been found. Speaking from a hospital bed t woman said she hid in a large cupboard and buried herself in clothes to avoid detection. They warn theyre planning to launch new attacks in kenya. A new video Shows Islamic state militants are destroying more artifacts. Men are seen in this video using sledgehammers and using assault rifles at this site in hatra. The extent of the damage is unclear since the territory is still controlled by the Islamic State group. Separate lay theyve taken control of 90 of the Palestinian Refugee camp only five mays iles away from the syrian capital of damascus. Now the pros and cons of the outline with the Nuclear Deal Reached with iran earlier this week. In a televised address on friday, the iranian president welcomed the accord and hailed it as a start of a new relationship with the world. The iranians insist theyll abide by the plan. That would halt their plans to build Nuclear Plants for at least 15 years. Israel isnt buying it. Elizabeth palmer is in london with the latest. These negotiations were always about preventing iran from developing nuclear weapons, but for the iranians it was something quite different. They were all about ending its isolation. After marathon negotiations irans foreign minister arrived home among the young hoping the new deal would bring the country in from the cold. At fridays prayers it was the usual chants more than death to america. Irans leaders support this deal. I congratulate those who support the talks. Great job. For the iranians the talks in lausanne were not so much about nuclear talks. Iran didnt want them in the first place. It was about economics. U. S. Sanctions have crippled their businesses and sent inflation soaring to 40 . Thats why a deal even a preliminary one kicked off such a celebration. I think the economic pressure will ease now. The partying may be premature as details on sanctions released havent been hammered out yet, but the hope is very real. Contrast that with the reaction of israels Prime Minister. Such a deal does not block irans path to the bomb. Such a deal paves irans path to the bomb. Benjamin netanyahus dislike of the lausanne deal is echoed in the u. S. House of representatives among republicans which could make ironing out the final details between now and the end of june the hardest part of all. Anthony, vinita . Elisabeth palmer in our london studio. Thank you, elizabeth. For more how about this . They were bracing for a lot more criticism than they received at least in the first 24 to 48 hours. That was kind of tongue in cheek. The white house sees Many Democrats as skeptical but ultimately persuadable. They believe many republicans will remain both skeptical and possibly entrenched in their opposition as the deal emerges and the negotiations go on but the white house is certain theyll have more democrats with them. If theyre persuadable, may jorks how does the president sway them . The president does it by employing every single tool in his toolbox starting with himself, Vice President joe biden, secretarypeaker john boehner. The president will argue i campaigned a long time ago for this office pledging multilateral approach to difficult issues that bring to bear economic pressure and avoid war. Ive done precisely that. I need every one of you in the Democratic Party and trenches back me up on this. Call your members of congress and make your voices beheard. He also needs the support of israel israels Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu there. How are conversations going at this point . That. Hes not going to get the support of Benjamin Netanyahu unless the deal changes dramatically from the framework and thats not going to half. Things will be specified. There will be more details about the timing and how rapidly inspections can be carried out if theres a deal. But benjamin nets ya huh is not ultimate going be a supporter. What the president has to do is show that its an important voice but not the dominant one. The voices of the allies should also outweigh it. Thts going to be the president s argument. To what degree do you think this is going to determine his legacy . Thats always left to historians i would say. But you can look at it this way. In the second term theres no greater issue for the president. It might be the most important legacy item for his entire presidency. Its worth rbing this journey began in july of 2007 when at a democratic debate, then senator obama in response to a youtube question would you negotiate with americas most dictatorial countries, he said yes i would. He won the presidency. The nobel peace prize. Hes looking for his historical and political vindication. Major garrett in our washington bureau. Thank you, garrett. Youve got it. Tomorrow morning on face the nation on cbs Norah Odonnell sits in for bob schieffer. Iran will be on the agenda when norah speaks with Lindsey Graham and also former republican senator rick santorum. Longtime gun control activist sandy brady has died. The bradys pushed to limit access to handgun ss. James brady died last year. Now to the economy. The latest dispiemtsing jobs report and a particularly Bleak Outlook for people hunting for work. People had 126,000 jobs in march snapping at least 122,000 jobs. The Unemployment Rate remained at 5. 5 . After a year of strong job growth hiring slowed abruptly last month. This report was about half as strong as people expected. Bank of america economist ethan harris said the brutal winter may have played a role. Is the economy slowing down . I dont think the economy is crashing or anything but it has been disappointing. Especially as the Summer Hiring season approaches. New york city runs the highest jobs program for teenagers in the country but for 133,000 applicants last year, the city had just 47,000 jobs. Because there are not enough jobs the young people want to work. Bill chong runs the program. 60 of teenagers in america had summer jobs in 1978. Last summer it was just 33 . And the recession isnt the only reason for the decline. I think the jobs that used to be available for a young person has been taken by adults. We realized there was a problem in our community. The 17yearold who learned computer code through a city job last summer is now testing an app with two friends that will connect High School Students with local businesses. Theres map for them to find the closest jobs for them. There are filters so they can find jobs depending on how much they want to get paid, what types of job he wants. He thinks it could be a multibilliondollar market. If we can capture 1 of that, were already millionaires. A summer job is critical. For every summer they work their income will rise 14 to 16 in their 20s. College basketball fans, your moment has arrived. This is final four weekend of the ncaa tournament. Tonight the kentucky wildcats will try to extend their unbeaten record against the Wisconsin Badgers and the blue devils will take on the spartans. By tomorrow night well know who will play for the championship on monday night. Anna werner is in indianapolis with more. Reporter good morning. Were here for the bracket ball challenge. This is part of fanfest for the thousands of fans who have swarmed into indianapolis. The wild cheers of kentucky fans greeted players as the undefeated wildcats entered the arena friday for a public practice. There were none more enthusiastic than 1this 11yearold. I love kentucky wildcats. Oh, my god. How excite ready you to be here. If it was on a scale of 100 1rks 23. Reporter tonights matchup between kentucky and wisconsin is a rematch of their thrill 20g 14 semifinals which kentucky won on a late threepointer. Badger fans are eager to exact revenge. Badgers spirit with no fashion sense is on display. Do you call that winning un ugly . I call it winning with style. Thats what its called. Mike krzyzewski beat the seventh ranked team the spartans. Indiana came to cheer on a hometown hero, number 22 b. J. Dawson. Whats it like to see him here . Oh, its awesome. He came to my house when he was in high school. I said boy, you need to work on your outside jump shot. Caller the. Reporter the players are trying to stay focus. This is kentuckys player of the final four. To be a part of it now, its unbelievable. Reporter wisconsins senior has been here before and says its special. I love everything about it. To be able to build a Team Camaraderie with these guys on daily basis, you get to play with your best friends every day and put your heart and soul into it. Reporter the kentucky play ler be taking some of that heart and soul. Wearing a bracelet that came from a 9yearold cancer patient. He was courtside friday watching his favorite player practice. My best friend. Reporter you know, many of the fans we talked to yesterday couldnt get tickets for the games. But they told us anthony and vinita, they wanted to be there anyway so they drove for hours just to see their team in action. Anna werner in indianapolis. Thanks. Joining us also from indianapolis is cbs Sports College sports basketball insider john. How are you doing . Good. Hot are you guys . I dont know who to root for. Its kind of great story whichever way it goes. Its an unbelievable final four. Four blue blood programs. Four teams that are familiar with their surroundings but the game of games is wisconsin kentucky, the second game. The circle is complete when you think of the story line surrounding these two programs. Kentucky won by a point, but with wisconsin, i believe all season lodge was the team that had the best chance of beating kentucky because of their ability to go over the top of kentuckys defense. And the big difference between wisconsin this year and last the emergence of sophomore forward nigel hayes. He didnt attempt a single threepoint shot last year as a freshman. Now as a sophomore hes shooting close to 40 from distance and he had two main threes in the second half wisconsins elite eight against arizona. Lets talk about Michigan State versus duke. Undoubtetly everyone says duke has better players. The recruit a higher player. I guess my real question is whos the better endgame coach. As we heard throughout the weeks, a coach is so important. Who do you think can do a better job in the arena . Theyre both hall of fame coaches, vinita theres no doubt about that. Any coach will tell you hes only as good as the player. Duke has the prohibitive favorite to be the number one pick. The interesting thing is this. In Jahlil Okafors last two games respectively hes struggled to produce meaningful numbers. Only a combined 15 points and three rebounds in dukes last two games against houston. One of the reasons why. Gonzaga had legitimate size in a pair ochl sevenfooters. Hell not be facing that with Michigan State. Ptheir post player is matt costello. I predict right now a Breakout Game for Jahlil Okafor on the sports biggest stage. Going back to kentucky a to kentucky and wisconsin, as you mentioned this was very close last year. What does wisconsin have to change and do you think this game determines the winner . I do believe that the winner of kentucky and wisconsin will wind up wing the National Championship. The one thing that wisconsin is going to deal with tonight that it didnt deal with last year is Willie Cauley. Handsdown the best defensive player in college feeble. He did not play last year against wisconsin due to injury. And he also did not play against connecticut in the National Championship game due too an injury as well. So i have no doubt in saying this. If willie coley signed healthy a year ago rngs kentucky would be playing for its second National Championship right now. And dont be surprised if Willie Cauley gets the assignment later tonight on sam dekker who has emerged as a bona fide first round pick after his performance last week in the west region in los angeles. Sam dekker last week against North Carolina respectively lyly 68 . I would expect the best defender in College Basketball whos playing in his first final four for kentucky. John rothstein, not a bad job to be in indianapolis. On monday night cbs Sports Coverage of the championship game starts at 8 30 eastern, 7 30 central here on cbs. Tiger woods will play at the master next week. The fourtime masters champion confirms hell be at augusta national. Hell play two rounds and said he would end. Hes played in only two tournaments this year. Because of his problems the former number one player is now rank 104. This is holy saturday on many christian calendars. Pope francis will begin preparing for tonights vigil at st. Petersburg in rome to recall the death of christ. The pope addressed what he said was, quote the complicit silence about the killings of christians around the world. The pope condemned this weeks deadly attack at a university in kenya where many of the victims were christians. The New York Times reports the Justice Department is warning the nations prisons that their bans for inmates to receive transgender treatments is unconstitutional. The department is supporting a 36yearold Ashley Diamond for halting her female hormone therapy. It is believed to be the first time theyve voiced an opinion concerning the rights of transgender inmates. The tulsa World Reports blue bell is suspending production of its ice cream plant in broken era. It leaked a chocolate cup carrying wisteria. Three people in kansas have died from an illness believed to have come from the ice cream. Politico reports Hillary Clinton has crossed off another item on her proverbial todo list. Shes signed a lease for two floors of an Office Building in Brooklyn New York which may become her federal headquarters. The rules require that they only have 15 days and filing paperwork. A formal launch could happen soon. And the Los Angeles Times says thrill seekers at disney land got more than they bargained for on a coaster. They got stuck, where else at the top. Jamie moye your was stuck at the top using the time to tweet not sure which is more pitching in Major League Baseball or more. It took half hour. Cog up, a jury award famously 150 million to the fam oi of a lit boy when the jeep he was riding in caught fire. Well hear from the boys family. And man served 30 years on death row only to be leased when a key piece of evidence fell apart. From the cbs Broadcast Center in philadelphia. This is cbs3 Eyewitness News. Good morning everyone, im nicole brewer. Philadelphia police are looking for an s. U. V. And a driver they say was involved in a fatal hitandrun. A man in his 20s was crossing delaware avenue, 10 30 last night, when investigators say the vehicle struck and killed him. Police describe that vehicle as a dark colored suv with pennsylvania tags jsm0488. Now, lets get a check on that forecast with carol. Good morning. Well, it is a windy day out there, it started already but the temperatures arent bad overnight. They were in the 50s in a lot of locations, the skies are starting to brighten a little bit. As we take a look at the ben franklin bridge. Few clouds are out there as well. And you can see, on storm scan3, our batch of rain moving off the coast, there is another batch, but moving toward the south and the wigs. So, maybe we escape any other showers. Just the breeze out there today. We have temperatures right now, 52 degrees, in philadelphia. Fortynine in trenton. Fifty in wilmington. On our way to about 55 this afternoon with those winds gust to go 45 miles an hour. Nick snow. All right, carol, thanks. Next update is at 7 57. Im nicole briar. See you then. Its not quite there yet but this morning the people in the western u. S. Are getting a chance to see the moon turn an eerie blood red during a full Lunar Eclipse but it will last less than five minutes. Well check on it later in the show. Welcome to cbs this morning saturday. Im anthony mason. And im vinita nair. Chrysler may appeal a 150 million jury award to the family of a young boy when the gas tank of a jeep he was riding in exploded. Jeff pegues has the story. Reporter 4yearold remington waldon was killed when the vehicle was struck from behind and the gas tank exploded. These are his parents. Its hard to see everybody get back their children. We dont. He was taken away from us. Reporter on thursday the jury decided chrysler acted with reckless or wanton disregard for human life in the sale of its vehicle. I was surprised and thankful for the verdict. The jurors listen and i think they got it right. Reporter in 2013 Chai Chrysler agreed to recall more than 1. 5 million vehicles amidst concerns the fuel tank could explode in rear end collisions. Regulators agreed there were defects that presented an unlistenable risk that people would be burned to death. Theres no doubt these jeeps are dangerous. People are at risk and more people are going to die. Reporter chrysler maintains there is no defect in the vehicles and during the trial argued that remingtons death was the result of a highspeed collision. It is our position that this is a very severe accident. Reporter but jurors found that the automakers had ss had a duty to warn of the danger something that ceo Sergio Marchionne warned they didnt do. Sit vulnerable to rear impact . No. Ultimately automakers have to confront the truth and do the right thing. Some day maybe chrysler will. Chrysler is facing similar claims from other families who have been killed. In 2013 the automaker put trailer hitches on older models jeep grand cherokees and liberties in protection the and rear impacts. The recall continues to this day. Safety advocates believe it doesnt go far enough. For cbs this morning saturday, jeff pegues washington. Just ahead, trouble for a Major League Baseball up next, medical news in our morning rounds. The way to beat Breast Cancer. Plus doctors jon lapook and Holly Phillips on the risk of taking hypertensive hormone drugs thats a mouthful. Millions of american deposit. Thats next on cbs this morning saturday. clucking noises Everyone Wants to be the Cadbury Bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. While others may keep trying nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. I know what youre thinking, but this is the improved i cant believe its not butter 100 taste, 0 artificial preservatives. Made with a blend of delicious oils, purified water, and just a pinch of salt. Two, please. I cant believe its not butter. 100 taste, 0 artificial preservatives. Caring for someone with alzheimers means i am a lot of things. I am his sunshine. I am his advocate. So i asked about adding oncedaily namenda xr to his Current Treatment for moderate to severe alzheimers. It works differently. When added to another alzheimers treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. And may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. Vo namenda xr doesnt change how the disease progresses. It shouldnt be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or whos had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ingredients. Before starting treatment, tell their doctor if they have or ever had, a seizure disorder, difficulty passing urine liver, kidney or bladder problems, and about medications theyre taking. Certain medications, changes in diet, or medical conditions may affect the amount of namenda xr in the body and may increase side effects. The most common side effects are headache, diarrhea and dizziness. Hes always been my everything. Now i am giving back. Ask their doctor about adding oncedaily namenda xr. Rounds with cbs news chief dr. Jon lapook and cbs contributor dr. Holly phillips. The most Detailed Analysis of Breast Cancer to date. Jon . This report by four leading cancer groups in the u. S. Offers a roadmap for targeting the disease more precisely. It including key findings about who faces the greatest risk for Breast Cancer. Zelma watkins was only 44 when a routine maam gran turned up something suspicious. The fact that i had a mammogram every year and they never had to take additional pictures, i was thinking that something was not quite right. Reporter watkins had Breast Cancer. Oncologist divide Breast Cancer into four different mow lek tar types that help determine treatment. The most common form with the best prognosis is treatment with hormonal therapy but watkins had the most deadly form. Once they say the word cancer, you pretty much dont hear anything else. Reporter the report found black women have nearly twice the rate of triple negative Breast Cancer than white and the highest mortality rate of any form of cancer. Researchers used to think it was higher poverret rates leading to later and delayed diagnoses. There were actually other clues that there might be some biologic differences in Breast Cancer as well. This report confirms that suspicion. Breast cancer afflicted the africanamericanwoman in different ways. Reporter watkins volunteers with Sisters Network ink. A group that does education outreach for black women. Dont know why i had triple negative Breast Cancer. It does not run in my family. But the fact that i was receiving my annual mammogram, it was detected at an early stage. Jon, how does this information help researchers . Well, on the one hand now we know for sure there are different genetic supplying types so you can have a more personal approach. You dont have one size fits all in term os treatment. If you catch it earlier, you do better. Have a better prognosis. Look, especially for these women, black women with the highest risk, you want to do screening. Get them early. Next a new call for me yacht action on socalled use of Lifestyle Drugs called adhd drugs. Millions more adults may be taking ritalin and adderall for everyday problems. Ive heard of recreational use. But what is lifestyle use . The main drugs are stimulants and they change neurotransmitters in the brains with people who have the condition and helps them to focus, but now were seeing people aiming to use the drug who dont have adhd because the drugs can give your short bursts of memory cone senn trags motivation, energy. We see a lot of people looking for the drugs so they can get a Competitive Edge at work. Ivan had busy overtired moms who say the drugs help them get through the day and some of the drugs are for weight loss. What are the risks, holly, if there are any in. I think the top concern is they have a huge potential for both addiction and abuse. There can be other serious side effects like blood pressure, liver damage even seizure. But i think the greatest concern that was raised in this article is that we have a lot of information about the risks and benefits of the drugs for people who have adhd and we have very Little Information about the risks and benefits for people who dont have the condition. So i think we have to reassess and make sure people who have the condition are getting treated and people who dont arent. She mentions patients coming in asking for it. Does that mean the only way to get these drugs is by a diagnosis of adhd or do doctors prescribe it for other things . Youre not supposed to prescribe it for weight loss and having better attention. Holly, im sure you have the same pressure. Holly, give it to me. By the way, i have adhd. The way you get around it i say fine, if you really do have it i want you do be seen by a psychiatrist psychiatrist. I want you to be seen by an official diagnosis and bile happy to be part of it. I do the same thing. New Research Shows a new blood test can help predict the effect of food allergies. How does this work . Right now its done through a series of skin pick tests. They can tell you if youre allergic but they cant tell you how severe it might be. So researchers have developed a new predictive test. It measures levels of certain immune cells in the blood that can actually predict how severe your reaction might be and thats really important. Right now to figure out severity, we basically have to give patients who are allergic a little bit of the food and see what happens which is clearly terrifying. Is this only for Research Purposes at this point or are we going start to see it on the market . I dont know whennite going be on the market. The reason its so important holly mentioned it could be scary, terrifying you give somebody a peanut around youre not sure whats going to happen. Here youre putting protein in the test tube and seeing whats happening outside of the body. Wlaefrs there can be measure and the person is perfectly fine. New research at John Hopkins University sheds light on how babies learn. Wholly, tell us thb study its all about the element of surprise. We know that infants have an innate knowledge of how the world works theechb theyre very, very young. When you challenge that knowledge, thats when they seem most intrigued. The researchers at johns hop kibs did a very interesting study. One of the things they did was take a ball and roll it down and hit the wall. Infanltss expect it to stop when it hits the wall. It threw them a slight of hand. It looks like it was thrown to a wall and through the wall. After that they wanted to held ta ball, bounce it off the wall skploirt further like scientists do. So it implies using the element of surprise or challenging what we expect is what helps us to learn. Aside from being, im sure hugely entertaining, why would they want to study infants . These are basic fundamentals of learning. I remember when my son was 3 years old. I thought, he ee going to learn more in the next three months than i will in the rest of my life and its astounding to see how they learn. Are they really blank slates . Clearly theyre not. Theyre born with wiring actually that letting them figure out how to learn. Find that just fascinating. Finally surprising events may help babies learn but a study uncovers something that may not help adults, at least as much as we think. They find internet searches may make peel people smarter than they actually are. How many google experts do we know. I know everything about this subject. I googled it. Its actually not just a research subject. Theoretically its interesting but also in real life it could be dafrmgs to think you know. In medicine there are some fact juice to have in your head. If somebody comes up to my office, theyre from west africa and they have a fever,d better be thinking do they have ebola. 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Over at the auto show they have a car that parks itself. And they were headed out on streets of new york to demonstrate how the car parks itself. They count find a spot. They couldnt find a spot. Just like the rest of us right . Okay. An alabama man who spent nearly 30 years on death row is free this morning. He was released after being granted a new trial. Shortly after leaving prison his emotions ranged from relief to rage. Jericka duncan has the story. Reporter after spending more than half his life behind bars Anthony Ray Hinton walked out of the Jefferson County jail and into the arms of his family. Oh, i love you so much. 30 years ago the prosecution seemed deemed to take my life from me. They just didnt just take me from my family friends. They had every intention of executing me for something i didnt do. Reporter hinton was just 29 years old when he was sent to death row for the murders of fast food managers John Davidson and tom vossen. At the time a mistake by hintons lawyer left the defense unable to prove the gun found in his clients home was not linked to the crime but with a new trial and new ballistics tests, prosecutors had no choice but to set him free. I shouldnt have sat on death row 30 years. All they had to do was test the gun. Reporter hintons lawyers say at this point he doesnt know if the state will ever compensate his client for the lost year bus that didnt seem to be the kind of payback hinton was interested in at the moment. Everybody that played a part in sending me to death row, you will answer to god. For cbs this morning, jericka duncan, cbs new york. He said afterward, ive got to forgive. I lived in hell for 30 years. I dont want to die and go to hell. It was nice for him to say hes going to continue to pray for the murdered victims family. Coming up, its a really nice Hardwood Floor and its going get a good workout on this final four weekend am well get to the bottom of how it got there. 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Then after a visit to a finisher in idaho earlier this year the court began its trip to lucas oil stadium. After arriving last friday workers spent almost five hours assembling the 14ton Court Getting it just right for the biggest basketball games of the year. I cant wait till they get them started. So enjoy tonights big matchups. This is going to be a close one. An epic basketball game. You couldnt have a better final four. And stay tuned on monday as a champion is crowned on this connor sports court. You know whats so interesting is the winner can actually buy the floor after its over and kentucky and kansas have both done so in the past. That would be cool to bring home your winning floor. I love a good time lapse. Its great. Exactly. Up next, it looks like the nfl will have a notable new ref on the field next season and we spoke with her about being the first woman in stripes. For some of you, your local news is next. The rest stick around. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. From the cbs Broadcast Center in philadelphia. This is cbs3 Eyewitness News. Good morning everyone, im nicole brewer. Funeral is scheduled this morning for Darby Borough Police officer mark hudson. He was shot to death last week allegedly by his girlfriend while off duty in his glenolden home. Officer hudson was also fire fight nerve yeadon. Viewing is at 10 00 this morning at Saint Catholic Church in collingdale. Funeral set for 11 30 burial at mount zion cemetery. Now, a check on the forecast, carol, pretty nice day today . Yes, except for the winds. The winds are going to be very noticeable, and they may be disruptive to you if you have outdoor plans because they can be gusting as high as 45 miles an hour, weve already seen that. It is brightening up, 44 in kutztown, see how fast the clouds are moving, gives you indication how strong those winds are. And they will be gusty all day long but will be seeing some nice clearing, storm scan3, showers are out of here. There they go, bye see ya, dont come back. We will be looking for conditions that are better this afternoon. Fiftyone in philadelphia, right now. On our way to 55 today. Tomrrows high, 62 degrees, with sun. Nicole . All right carol thanks. Next update is at 8 27. Im nicole brewer. Well see you then. Welcome to cbs this morning saturday. Im anthony mason. And im vinita nair. Coming up this half hour it will be his final final four. The official photographer of the ncaa wraps up his career this weekend. His 60th Straight Year courtside. Wow. And this coming week mark 1 00 years since the birth of one of the worlds greatest voices. This morning we remember the legendary Billie Holiday. And you may recognize his face from movies or broadway but actor josh gad may be best known as the voice of olaf snowman in frozen. Hell be hear to discuss his new tv series with Billy Crystal. Our top story this hour the storms in the midwest and south. The high winds left two people dead and a dozen injured. Severe storms caused problems for residents in mississippi and a lot ofescribe drivers faced deadly conditions. A body was found in the river and another when a tree fell on a tent. The sport already has its first scandal. Hes been fined for gambling. The league found no evidence he has been found game blig on baseball. They say the investigation of cosart is continuing. The National Football league has reportedly hired its First Permanent referee. As reported by the weather sun and New York Times shes feed as sarah thomas who has experience in college games. Thomas is said to be one of new eight officials hired by the league. She spoke with our mark strassmann. I know that a lot of people a lot of females are maybe inspired that theres a gender barrier thats been broken. I never set out to shot ter glass creeling. Do they notice the difference, the players . Sure. When i walk up and have mascara on and lip gloss, they notice a difference and hear my tone. When you have some 300pound guy in your face yelling about some call that you made, what was it like . I was an athlete one time. I joked about it but i couldnt stand the officials. I try to let him know maybe im not seeing it the way he saw it but im doing the john. Thomas and the other seven new hires must paz physical exam exams before taking the field. And now to the final four and a man whos the picture of perfection sinsz the 1950s. David begnaud has his story. Reporter as an official photography fehr the ncaa, Rich Clarkson will have a courtside seat in indianapolis this weekend photographing the final four tournament for the last time. Hes done it for 60 years straight. 60 final fours. What went into the decision to make this final four the final one . You know, where i sit crosslegged in the corner of the court and it comes halftime the end of the game it gets more and more difficult just to stand up. Reporter as evidences by the press credentials, at 82 years old hes covered more sporting events than he can remember. Rose bowl ucla texas relays world series 1980. Yep. You photographed four bowl super bowls. Six olympics. Is there something about basketball thats more of a draw for you in. Theres no helmets, no shoulder pads. You get to see everyone all the time. What drew you to college rather than professional . The college game, i think, is more charm. Reporter in 1966 he documented western against the all white kentucky. How many did you have. Its in the 40s somewhere. I dont count. That Wilt Chamberlain photothat low angle shot does that rank at the top in terms of your favorite photos youve taken . It would be my favorite for one reason. It was the first picture i ever showed to Sports Illustrated. Reporter for clarkson it was how to portray this sevenfooter. He stopped for a second. He sat in a folding charoite behind me the retie his shoes so i moved the chair to where i had the lights set up. Said, go ahead and continue tying your shoes. Its spontaneous, real beautifully lighted. So the very first picture i ever sent to Sports Illustrated, they kind of published big. Impressive but just the beginning. Youre the director of photographers in the national inquiry. Youre a photo journalist in sports or in native africa. Its all the same thing. The one thing that rich does that is magical, he gets into telling a story, a completed story. Sports illustrateds john mcdonagh, one of the credentialed at final four understands why his work is worthy of the Gallery Exhibit that the ncaa is hosting. Did you ride with us on the plane . Yep. It was 1952 and collide lavelle it was playing for the university of kansas when the team won the ncaa championship. Clarkson was just 20 years old. That was the first ncaa that you photographed. I read you sold your first photography for 75 cents. 75 krenltss. What does a Rich Clarkson photo sell for now . Around 5,000. Makes for a nice evening. A nice martini. He was the first in ncaa history to use a telephoto lens to shoot on the other side of the court. Today his photos are published all over the world. This is magic johnson. Look at that foechlt talk about beautiful lighting there. Yep. He shot nine consecutive ncaa championships under legendary coach john wood snoon she h e said it was his favorite picture of his entire career. It occurs to me youve never had kids never been married. Right. You gave your life to photography. Yeah. And an occasional martini. At 82 likely with a martini in hand Rich Clarkson will retire with the best ncaa record in history because every time this man shoots its always a score. Director of photography for national geographic. Right. More than 40 konks of sports illustrate. Official ncaa photographer. Whats left to do . Oh go to dinner. Go to dinner. Right. And a good martini. Yeah. Maybe two. For cbs this morning saturday, im David Begnaud in denver, colorado. I remember seeing his pictures in Sports Illustrated as a kid and they were just stunning and i wish him another his use of light in all of those images and they how up next, Billie Holiday. Tough, independent, and one of the greatest jazz vocalists of all time. She was born a century ago and died far too young. What a musical legacy she left us all. This is cbs this morning saturday. Announcer this portion sponsored by abreva. Heal your cold sore fast. Ys when used at the first sign. Without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. Only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. You could heal your cold sore, fast, as fast as two and a half days when used at the first sign. Learn how abreva starts to work immediately at abreva. 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In that limited range that she had, what did she do . It was the emotion. Thats what it always is. She didnt have a big sound, and she didnt do a bunch of tricks but the feeling she would project was immense. God bless the child i mean she wasnt a trained musician in any sense. Not at all. Why do you think she could sing like that . Because she could hear. She was a very very highly respected musician by other musicians. Billie holiday is one of a handful of really great jazz simgers. Reporter in the 1957 cbs special, the sound of jazz holiday talked about her style. I dont know. Its a mix of things. You just have to feel it. Anything you do sing is part of my life. Reporter na night in a rare performance recorded on film she sang fine and mellow. The lyrics she wrote herself. My man dont love me he treats me o so mean reporter she lived hard. Learned jazz in a broth. Al busted for prostitution at 14. She left a string of bad men and had affairs with women. At the peak of her popularity in the 40s she was arrested for drug possession spent nearly a year in prison and lost her license to appear in clubs. Love would make me drink and gamble stay out all night long kwets. Reporter in her autobiography lady sings the blues, she wrote it was called United States of america against Billie Holiday and thats just the way it felt. This was called swing street . Yes, the original swing street. Jaz singer. She played here . Yes. Sh is where she was kiss covered. It with us mow nets supper club where legend has it john legend found Billie Holiday. How did you find her . When i was growing up my father had a huge jazz collection. I listened to all music but he didnt want me to listen to Billie Holiday but he felt she would be a Bad Influence on me because of her lifestyle. Theres a stigma attached to her star dom. Did the fact your father didnt want to listen to her make you want to listen to her . Absolutely. Its a tribute to holiday. She was very honest brazen, very unapologetic. Anybody who gets up and sings strange fruit in 1939 has got real courage. Reporter the song about lynching was a lament on american racism. Black bodies swinging in the Summer Breeze strange fruit hanging from the poplar trees reporter not long after this performance in 1959 Billie Holiday died at the age of 44. Late in life mike wallace asked lady day why so many jazz greats seem to die so early . Well the only way i can answer that question is you try to live all your days in one day. You know its interesting. That 1957 cbs special that she was on sponsors dchlt want her on there because of her drug arrest record but the people who produced it said she has to be there because shes the best. What a fascinating biography. An amazing life and an amazing woman. Coming up next josh is here to tell us about his new series the comedian with Billy Crystal. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. 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I was presenting an award to Billy Crystal which is the only way to meet Billy Crystal. Afterward we met backstage. I have always admired him. Hes been one of my idols going all the way back to princess bride, hoisting the oscars, comic relief. I told him ive always wanted to do something with him. He said im working on a swede, show id love to send you a copy of. I thought, please by all means. Oh man, i dont want to be the proverbial anchor that bring this show to the bottom of the sea. I dont want to be involved. I see the series and within the first five minutes i thought, darnit, im hooked. It was so brilliant, so satirical satirical, so meta and the idea of playing myself was a very daunting, scary, and yet attractive idea. Youre basically making a series with Billy Crystal about making a series with Billy Crystal crystal. Id like to say its a wormhole at the center of the rabbit hole meaning the metaon the series runs so deep. The pilot, for instance, is bill kr crystal and i teaming up to do a show on fx right, whats really whats happening, the director Larry Charles is featured on the pilot whos playing Larry Charles directing the pilot. Who w. H. O. You fire. Who we fire. So there are all these elements that just align and create the perfect storm for us to satirize and build off of. There are so many wonderful scenes in the sense that its not even the dialogue that carries you but the silence. How much is scripted and how much is adlibbed . The silence is all improvised. A lot of the show is improvised and that brilliantly informs a lot of the series. One of the things i find interesting with it is youre both sort of theoretically playing yourself, but youre also allowing yourself at times to be quite unlikable in this show. Yeah. In many of the episodes they call on us not only to make fun of ourselves but to make fun of each other, and you sort of go up to bill kr crystal and you, billy, i josh gad am about to play josh gad saying awful things about bill kry crystal but its not the real Billy Crystal and. And theres hugs afterward. Theres lots of warm hugs. Youve about had a lot of things on your plate. I want to ask you about book of mormon. A lot of people fell in love with that. You celebrated three years. Four years. Four years. We just celebrated our fouryear anniversary. Its sort of the vessel that launched this this career that ive had now and im forever grateful for that opportunity. Its been one of the great treats of my life both creatively and personally. Lets talk about the movie that every child love use for . Of course, im talking about olaf. I misunderstood the question. This is just a wonderful character. It is the hugest movie. But did you know when they first approached you and said, hey, do you want to play a snowmans voice, did you ever think it would be so big . I new saw it funning. I would sort of say its no pun intended avalanche of good will and discovery on peoples parts and you slowly started to realize about a month and a half, two months in that it transcended its status as just a movie into something much bigger and not a day goes by where a child, a parent somebody comes up to me and tells me how much that snowman and how much that world has meant to them. Hours of did traction for mechlt so thank you. Oh our pleasure. Frozen is considered one of the greatest babysitters ever. You have kids yourself. Mist have if you werent already already, it must have made you a famous dad my youngest daughter still poops herself so she doesnt know what frozen is yet. For my older daughter, it was a great get out of jail card and now shes over the magic. Daddy olaf. Thats yesterdays news. Before we go we want to ask about your big screen adaptation of gilligans island. Will you play gilligan . Is that a possibility . Were looking at it. You want to make sure its perfect. Otherwise, theres no reason do it. If and when it gets made, am i interested in playing one of the characters, absolutely. Are you interested in playing gilligan . Well see. Well ee see. By the time it gets to me i may be too old. A greyhaired gilligan. I grew up with it. Its a treasure in our household. Were looking forward to getting it made very soon. Josh good luck. And good luck with the comedians on thursday on fx. Up next ben ford as a chef. Well ex good morning, everyone, im nicole brewer. Philadelphia police are looking for an s. U. V. And a driver after a fatal hitandrun in fishtown. Investigators say a man and his late 20s was crossing North Delaware avenue late last night when he was struck and killed. Police describe the vehicle as a dark colored suv with pennsylvania tags, reading jsm0488. Now, lets get a check on that forecast. Good morning carol. Good morning, showers are out of here, the winds is not. And the temperatures will be all right today. We have just beautiful blue skies over philadelphia and camden right now as we take a look at the ben franklin bridge. Then you head up to reading also looking at nice day there. The showers have ended, and you can see on storm scan3 that theyre out of here. Couple of clouds, will still follow them out thats it, then just really, really windy around here. Weve already seen winds gusting past 40 miles an hour, we can continue to see that, 51 in philadelphia, at the present time, 38 in the poconos, 51 down in Atlantic City on our way to 55 degrees today, with the strong winds tomorrows High Temperature 62 degrees, and monday looks fabulous at 68. Nick snow. All right, carol. Thank you. Next update is at 8 57. Im nicole brewer. Well see you then. Chef ben ford knows how to go hog or serve up one. His latest book aur as blueprint for creating such epic meals. Taming the feast is published by simon and shooster, a division of cbs. A critically acclaimed fords filling station with two locations in the los angeles area. Chef ben ford, welcome to the dish. Thank you. Thanks for having me. First, we have to ask you. Harrison ford, your dad, he was involvedsome a small plane crash. How is he doing . Hes doing fine. Hes got some booboos but hes getting there. Great to hear. Yep. Lets get to this amazing rustic meal in front of us. What exactly are we eating . This is actually a fresh ham thats got a bone in which my stepfather says you can pick it out but well carve this one. We have a frag la like a kus cue. Its like a pasta, fundamental and lemon in there which is nice. These are pea began tay beans that are hand fried and car ba narrow thats got some earth thinkness to it. Cheese and walnuts in there. Then weve got cabbage in here with smoked cheese and thyme. Roasted then . Yes. The big thing with pork especially thats not been manipulated, its got a sweet flavor to it. You see people going toward apples and pears and stuff and it turns into a fall dish. I try to make it amilk tobl this time of the year where we can enjoy it. To me its a good easter type of meal that we can enjoy during the fall drn orr spring. Tell me about the beverage. Thats a Bourbon Maple smash. I love that name. Something bright to go well with the other flavors and bourbon is a natural partner with pork. So, you know we always try to enjoy the two together. So you started cooking family dinners at, what 12 including a dirk washer. Im a kid born in the 60s. In the 70s, there was a chef who came out and did a cookbook about the salmon a cook and a dishwasher. I thought that was marvelous. With all these different settings they have now, it became impossible. So i dont know how to give the recipe but, yes, i started early. We saw pictures with you and your mom. She was a gardner and a cook. Was she a big influence on you . Yeah. She did a lot of creative things. Very interesting in cooking and art and illustrator as well. We always had a garden in the back. My condouit was putting my hands in the soil as a young person and then its involved into taking it to the kitchen and cooking it. But your first Career Direction was very different. Baseball. Y. Baseball was what dominated my life unfr. The time i was 10 until my early 20s. I think when you choose Something Like this or baseball kind of chooses you at an early age, you really have to donate your time to that. Although i always loved cooking, always did dinner parties. Didnt realize how much i was actually doing. When i hurt myself i drops a pen, video, kitchen knives and went to San Francisco and did it the oldfashioned way. I this thats whats so inspiring jouchl a scaled down verlgs of every meal so you can cook for a group of ten or four. Yes. It was very important for me in this book to be able to show the whole cookery type of thing and also a lot of the imagery and stuff was there to sort of demystify and empower people to cook that way. Also its there for people for it to work its got to be tamed down. Everything is scaled to eight peerjs six people. And you can enjoy a feast. I want to hand you this dish and get your signature. I want to ask you if you could have this meal with any person past or present, who would it be . This is a tough question but i think mark twain. Great choice. I love sitting around with writers. One of the reasons i love feasting and being around big people, i grew up around writers. For one reason or another, my parents cult valted these types of friends. So a writer. Ben ford, thanks so up next our saturday session. One of the most popular indy rock bands ever death cab for cuety. Well speak with the band about the breakups that affected their new record and have a special saturday session performance. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. Announcer this portion sponsored by toyota. Lets go places. To be bold where others are scared. To show her right from wrong. And realized my little girl had become an amazing human being who will make choices of her own. Toyota lets go places. You forgot the milk thats lactaid®. Right. 100 real milk just without the lactose. So, no discomfort . Exactly. Try some. Mmm, it is real milk. Lactaid®. 100 real milk. No discomfort. [ male announcer ] you wouldnt ignore signs of damage in your home. Are you sure youre not ignoring them in your body . Even if youre treating your Crohns Disease or Ulcerative Colitis an occasional flare may be a sign of damaging inflammation. And if you ignore the signs, the more debilitating your symptoms could become. 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Theyre one of indy rocks suh suck successes but it was never part of their plan for the band death cab for cuety. A career was sort of a silly thing to aspire for. Indy rock. Who has a career in indy rock. You know, theres no money in this. So when you ended up with platinum blul album and a number one album, were you kind of shaking your heads . A little bit. Yeah. When youre a bunch of nerds from seattle, nobody ran out and bought a sports car, you know. The band have just released their eighth album. The title con sue guy refers to the japanese art of repairing broken potly. Breakups shadows the breaking of the record. First give better split with his wife the actress zooey deschanel. For their first album black sun an actress sitting cooly on the set while a stuntman gets battered and bruised. The guitarist and Founding Member chris wallah announced it would be his last. What was your reaction initially when chris said he was leaving . There was never any animosity. It wasnt like this was coming to a head you know years of arguing and infighting or anything like that. Obviously when somebody leaves, the dynamic changes. Of course it does. Of course it does. Theres no doubt the band will never be the same. Is it weird to say that . No its not. Were like okay well fix it out. You pointed it out. Adaptability is the reason were still here so this is one more thing we need to work with. Death cab for cuety came together at Western Washington University in 1997. What you do think the most important moment in the bands existence was in terms of lifting it up. Years ago in 188 we sold out a show at the Crocodile Hotel in seattle. It was the first seattle show that sold out. That moment as stuck for me as the pivot moment as this is fun until we do something for real life or maybe this is something we can do until real life. And to this day we have yet to get real jobs. Have there beenen in sort of pinchme moments for you in this journey . Sure. I never thought id be on stage being stared down by neil young while were covering the gram national. Or youd be trading off a microphone. Do you still get them . Absolutely, yeah. Im kind of having one right now. And here they are. Death cab for cuety with a sinkle in freyr new album con sue guy. This is black sun. There is whiskey in the water and there is death upon the vine there is fear in the eyes of your father and there is yours and there is mine there is a desert veiled in pavement and theres a city of seven hills and all our debris flows to the ocean to meet again, i hope it will how could something so fair be so cruel when this black sun revolved around you there is an answer in a question and there is hope within despair and there is beauty in a failure and there are depths beyond compare there is a role of a lifetime and theres a song yet to be sung and theres dumpster in the driveway of all the plans that came undone how could something so fair be so cruel when this black sun revolved around you there is whiskey in the water and there is death upon the vine and there is grace within forgiveness but its so hard for me to find find how could something so fair be so cruel when this black sun revolved around you dont go away. Well be right back with more music from death cap for cutie. 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From the cbs Broadcast Center in philadelphia. This is cbs3 Eyewitness News. Good morning everyone, im nicole brewer. Easter may be tomorrow, but run remembers already getting into the spirit. Check this out. The 2515 philly rabbit run kick off or should we say hopped off at philadelphia zoo just few minutes ago. The event helps bring attention to parkinsons awareness month. Hundreds of participants are taking part in the 5k run and also a onemile walk. Of course it is the holiday weekends, carol, a lot of people hoping for good weather. Sounds like well get it, right . It is moving in that direction. It is really windy out there this morning nicole. Starting to brighten up, as we look outside find some clouds over philadelphia and some breaks. You head to the shore youre also finding nice looking wet there the showers look like theyre out of here. Look at the cameras twills g around up in reading. It is really windy out there. Weve seen these winds gusting past 40 miles an hour, temperatures, right now are in the 50s, 51 in philadelphia, 50 trenton 52 degrees in wilmington, our high this afternoon get to go 55 degrees. Again, it will be windy throughout the day. Then tomorrow, looks nice. 62 degrees, we get some sunshine and breeze and monday 68 degrees with sun. Nicole . Looks nice, carol thank up. 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. Announcer when you see this symbol you know youre watching a show thats educational and informational. The cbs dream team its epic. Rrator today on lucky dog were cooking up a new adoption. Brandon oh, youre happy. Oh, youre very happy. Narrator and this one could turn into a family affair. Brandon when i met poppi, the first person i thought of was my aunt. Narrator but will this chow hounds insatiable appetite. Brandon hey, hey, hey hey, hey, off. Narrator . Spoil the fun . 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