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>> good evening, everyone. facebook ceo cheryl sandberg's 60 minutes interview about women in the workplace coming up. let's get you up to speed about the big stories happening. six teenagers were killed and two injured when their suv crashed into a pond. it hit a guardrail and flipped over beforehanding in the water. no one was wearing a seat belt. the grieving man talked about the tragedy. his cousin died in that crash. >> we have to come together as a community, because we can't just lose each other like this and people need to be responsible before they get into any type of vehicle. >> the victims range in age from 14 to 19. chuck hagel is trying to smooth over new trouble with afghanistan. he held a working dinner tonight with hamed karzai. hours after he accused the u.s.p collusion with the taliban. they want a continued american

presence in the country. hagel says he tried to pressure karzai, the u.s. has had no back channel talks with the taliban and is still on track to leave by the end of 2014. outrage in pakistan today over a tax on christians. >> hundreds of christians took to the streets in protest after a mob burned more than 100 homes in their neighborhood. it all started with allegations that a christian man made derogatory remarks about mohammed. many christians have fled the area over fear of being killed. the first vote for the next pope will be on tuesday. the 115 voting cardinals will gather for the papal conclave in vatican city. they will keep voting until the winner emerges. white smoke will pour from the chimney of the sistine chapel. tiger woods won his second

title of the year today in miami. he made 27 birdies, one short of his personal record in the tournament, he's now a favorite to win a fifth green jacket in the masters in april. for more than 10 years, the tsa stood by its rule, no pocket knives on a plane, not even those tiny ones, not even nail clippers. that changes next month, when the rules relax and you'll be allowed to bring smile knives on board. airline officials don't like it, flight attendants don't like it. some lawmakers on capitol hill don't like it either. >> the tsa says it's trying to prevent things like a bomb an explosion or a takeover of an aircraft. it says small knives with the current safety precautions on cockpit doors could not cause such a catastrophic problem. but lawmakers, including chuck schumer say small knives are still too dangerous to go on planes and schumer issued this threat to the tsa.

>> the tsa refuses to go along. we would very much consider legislation and my guess is it would have large bipartisan support. i don't know anyone who's defended the tsa on this, because it doesn't make any sense. >> you can see what this change is. starting april 25th, can you carry knives this size under 2.6 inches, on to a plane's cabin, the tsa believes with cockpit doors more secure these fives can not friday down a plane. this petition on white house.gov is against the new knife policy. so far as you can see it has 17,000 signatures. now, flight attendants are worried about their personal safety, the risk from knives to them personally. but what does the tsa say in response? tsa's decision was driven by a threat assessment as part of our overall risk based security approach. we concluded that removing small

knives from the prohibited list would not cause catastrophic damage to the aircraft. that is the key. catastrophic damage versus the threat to individuals here. this issue is not the only thing to be watching this week. also, this is a huge week for small and medium sized airports. about 200 of them are sitting nervously on a list for control tower shutdowns, that's part of those forced budget cuts also known as the sequester. they do not have enough money to staff all the airports full time now through the end of the fiscal year. these airports, 200 of them, more than that, have until wednesday to make their argument for keeping their towers over. here's one of them. this is hagerstown, maryland. their tower is slated for closure starting april 7th. closing a tower doesn't mean an airport will close. in some cases, pilots can fly in without talking to a control tower or they can talk to another tower nearby. how big of a deal is this? the faa says these towers

combined handed just under 6% of commercial flights last year. not a huge number overall, don, but for people who travel in and out of these locations, it will be a very big impact. don? >> lisa, thank you very much. a book by facebook's number two in command comes out tomorrow. it's already angered a lot of one big group of readers, women. and congressional squabbles are nothing knew, but actual fighting? why this congressman is in the ring, next.

it is less than two months sense president 3w5u78's inauguration. of course we're already talking about 2016. jeb bush dodged a question about a possible presidential bid today when he talked with candy cali. >> when you asked me before 2012 was i going to run in 2012, i said no. i western the through the process and said it wasn't appropriate.

now i've decided to defer any consideration of it until the proper time to make those kind of considerations. which is out, you know, more than a year from now for sure. >> the former governor seemed less tolerant when asked the same question by david gregory. >> who are we more likely to see in the white house? >> you guys are crack addicts, you are really obsessed with all this politics. marco rubio is a great guy. okay, heroin addict. we have big challenges. >> being florida's governor was one of the greatest thrills of his life. a congressman known for putting up his dukes on capitol hill stepped into a real ring for some real rope-a-dope last night. that is new york republican peter king. he says he likes to box, he's

been training for several years. last night he put on some gloves and went toe to toe with a kickboxing champ, almost 40 years younger than him. >> congressman king is 68 years old, 23 pounds, he wore no head gear and threw punches pretty aggressively for two rounds. they really went at it, no sparring, but it was just an exhibition. there's a lot of buzz right now about a new book by facebook's number two in command. work and the will to lead hits shelves tomorrow. tonight's 60 minutes aired an interview with sandberg, and susan candiotti explains why the words of this billionaire businesswoman are drawing praise and a healthy dose of criticism. >> cheryl sandberg wants women to succeed and says it's alarming how far they haven't come. >> the very blunt truth is that men still run the world. >> in her first televised interview to debut her new book,

lean in. leadership roles for women are alarmingly small. only 21 female ceo's in the fortune 500. >> this is deeply personal for me. i want every little girl who someone says they're bossy to be told instead, you have leadership skills. >> sandberg lays a good deal of responsibility on women th themselv themselves. facebook's 43-year-old chief operating offer says women don't compete for promotions because they're worried about the future. >> they lean back and say i may want a child one day. or i'm still learning my current job. i've never had a man say that to me. >> she does blame lack of affordable child care, her views have made her a lightning rod. >> instead of saying that doesn't work for women, and it won't work, and let's change the system, she's kind of going

backwards and saying, let's change you instead. that's probably where most of the anger is coming from. >> sandberg isn't apologetic. >> i'm not trying to say that everything i can do, everyone can do. but i do believe that these messages are completely universal. the things that hold women back hold women back from sitting at the boardroom table and speaking up at the pta meeting. >> sandberg a mother of two also says leading at work requires men to share the work load at home. >> i'm saying there's a lot we can control and we can do for ourselves. to sit at more tablings, raise more hands. >> challenging women to lean in and listen. >> susan candiotti, cnn new york. >> after yahoo's ceo caused a national outcry by banning work from home, the conversation about women's career and home life balance has grown even

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police in florida are psyching an arrest warrant against former tennis star jennifer capriati. she's accused of punching and stalking her ex-boyfriend. there is no arrest warrant, and the allegations are an overexaggeration says her attorneys. a californian malsanctuary is back open after an intern was tragically killed. she was killed by a lion while she was cleaning a fenced in enclosure on wednesday. that lion was killed. her death was an accident and she dids doing what she loved. according to a new survey, u.s. household gun ownership has continuously fallen since the 1970s. from a high of 50% to 32% in 2010. a 2% rise from 2010 to 2012 is not surprising.

these numbers come from a public opinion survey where people answer yes or no to whether they own a gun. survey tracks households not the number of guns one person may own. it's new york mayor's michael bloomberg. it's his crusade, you probably heard about it, a ban on those large sugary drinks to help fight obesity, depending on how you look at it, it's either a great idea or one that impedes on your civil liberties. is it fair? i proech broached that question panel. >> they're ineffective laws, they reflect how government thinks they have a right to involve themselves in your life in every aspect. so it reflects something larger that's corroding our government, because they're busy telling us what to drink rather than taking care of real problems.

>> wendy, you're the human behavior expert. >> maybe people need to be saved. go ahead, wendy. >> here's what you should know. in our an throw poe logical past, there was sugar, salt and fat. and we have an unfetterred desire and craving for these things that many of us can't control. but america has capitalized on that, and made sure they put a large dose of that in everything they give us. how can we be making free choice when we're adirected. we're dikted to everything from sex and gambling to salt, sugar and fat. and lest you think this is a nanny state. this is finally, consumer protection, we don't have socialism here, we have neo-futilism, we're about 20 grams over -- >> before i let jerry respond i want to play devil's add vow cat here. there -- a guy like bloomberg. maybe he's raising awareness. remember giuliani 10 years ago,

many thought the smoking ban went too far. a lot of people seem to think they'll like it. maybe they'll like it, and realize this is good for me, i'm healthier now, their weight will go down and their health will get better. >> i call it creeping incrementalist. it's easier to go after cigarettes, tobacco and drinking. they want to worm their way into every nook and cranny of your english muffin life. i smoke cigarettes, it's stupid, when you light something on fire and breathe it in, your first reaction is to cough and shoot your eyeballs across the room, it's probably not good for you. i pay a premium on my health insurance for that, i'm going to die sooner than i should. i cull myself from the herd and save people money. it's my right to smoke, drink so he had dark eat fatty foods, gamble. it's my right, it's my life.

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return to his blockbuster franchise. another movie steve carell plays a tacky magician named burt wonderstone in las vegas. his nemesis an edgy new magician played by jim carrey. the film premiered in austin, texas. nichelle turner sat down with the stars and asked about the outrageous magician costumes. >> i liked it because for the first time it wasn't the woman in the movie having to do the wig and the tan and all the glitter. >> we were her -- >> the men got silent. i tend to think there's something you took. >> for once i didn't have to shave my chest i let it grow, but steve you did. >> i shaved it this time as opposed to pulling the hair out. >> we're glad about that, but we all love you for taking one for the team. >> yeah, i took one for the team a few years ago, i wouldn't do that again. i wouldn't do the waxing thing

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