is at 7:26. >> cbs this morning is next. see you at noontime, folks. enjoy. good morning to our viewers in the west. it's monday, april 28 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." the race to find survivors after the most powerful tornado this year rips through arkansas. the twisters shredding homes lives across the middle of the country. >> what will the nba do about clippers owner donald sterling and the explosive comments shaking up basketball? former nba all-star kevin johnson tells us what the players are thinking. >> and the canonization of two popes. one cardinal joins us from vatican city. >> but we begin with a look at today's "opener," your world in

90 seconds. >> holy crap! >> oh, my god. >> oh wow, guys. >> oh my god, oh my god! >> a deadly string of twisters tears across the nation's mid section. >> at least 17 people have been killed, 16 in arkansas. >> officials say a massive tornado traced an 80-mile path right through the state. >> it's a nightmare. >> the nba has launched an investigation over racist offensive comments allegedly made by los angeles clippers owner donald sterling. >> the players turned their uniforms inside out in protest. >> and separatists holding diplomatic observers hostage. >> new sanctions aimed at vip and close companies aimed at vladimir putin. >> we will encourage him to actually walk the walk and not just talk the talk. >> the hunt for the missing

malaysia jet will move away from the ocean surface and instead focus underwater. >> the search certainly is not ending. >> the search continues for a pilot who crashed into the san francisco bay after colliding with another small plane mid-air. >> george clooney is off the market engaged to his girl friend. so girls, better luck next time. >> all that -- >> a florida man appearing to kick his son down a skate board ramp. department of children and families is investigate persian gulf. >> nascar is launching an investigation after two drivers came to blows. >> this is not ultimate fighting. >> and all that matters. >> an historic day in rome. >> retired pope benedict helped celebrate the mass. >> it's very special. >> on cbs this morning. >> how about this? >> mr. tickles. >> mr. tickles is not just the mascot, it's also the name of the agency. >> you've overstepped your

bound, mr. tickles, but i can't stay mad at you. we just want to keep you safe. >> yeah i don't think that's going to work. >> eye opener is presented by toyota, let's go places. welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is on assignment and jeff glor is here. >> good to be here. some awful weather. >> let's start there. weather disaster is unfolding this morning in central arkansas. a storm system in the middle of the country brought the first deadly tornadoes of 2014. the national wealth service says 31 twisters have been reported since yesterday. at least 17 people are dead and there is widespread damage in several states. >> 16 of those deaths are reported north of little rock arkansas. many neighborhoods there torn apart.

manuel bowjorquez is there. >> this is what it looks like in vinolia. this was the town's water works building. now you can see it's a pile of rubble. the majority of the deaths happened here and in the town of mayflower, just 20 miles away. >> there's a tornado on the ground. >> reporter: the storm touched down sunday evening in mayflower. >> a lot of destruction here. >> winds of at least 40 miles per hour leveled homes and schools in nearby vinolia. rescue crews searched for survivors. >> sandy, if you're in here make some noise. we got her, okay. >> 3-year-old grace was found feet from her home with a badly

damaged hip. she along with others were treated on scene before being rushed to hospitals. police went door to door marking the homes that had been searched checking to make sure everyone was accounted for. >> it's about the scariest thing i've ever been through in my life. me and my wife and dog were in the bathroom and the house came down on us. >> jessica sought shelter in a bunker across town when the twister hit. >> it was scary and windy and loud and it sounded like a freight train. >> reporter: she returned hours later to see what remained. >> it's gone. it's completely gone. the trailer next to us completely gone. it's unrecognizable. >> reporter: in parts of this small community of less than 2,500, nothing but rubble was visible. >> we're americans, reresilient, we're going to snap back but this is about as bad as it gets. >> reporter: the full extent of the damage will not be known until later today when crews can assess by daylight and people

will return to what is left of their homes. one thing that is in tact here we're told, is in the back yard. it's the underground storm shelter. eight people crammed inside. they all survived. >> manny, thank you very much. the first death happened in quapaw oklahoma. authorities say much of that town is now unrecognizable. that same tornado injured more than two dozen people in baxter springs, kansas less than five miles away. megan glaros says the tornado danger will continue today. >> good morning to you. we're are in the midst of a severe weather outbreak and it extends from the midwest down to the gulf coast, with the core of the most intense weather likely in the red shaded areas. a moderate risk from louisiana, into tennessee and alabama where large hail and damaging winds

will be a factor. the storm system will move slowly off to the east. 24 hours from now folks from georgia into the carolinas will be eyeing the potential for severe weather. even if you don't expect to see tornadoes, damaging winds and hail, very heavy rain will accompany the system from the midwest off to the east coast. warm, moist air coming in front of the system will conspire to keep the severe weather outbreak in effect from now all the way through until like live wednesday. >> megan, thank you. >> the nba's new commissioner is under growing pressure this morning to punish the owner of the l.a. clippers. an audio tape allegedly shows donald sterling making racist remarks to a girl friend. carter evans is in los angeles at the staples center. >> reporter: good morning to our viewers here in the west.

players, former players and fans across the country have expressed outrage at the racial rant allegedly made by donald sterling. while clippers players have chosen not to talk about their boss their silence speaks volumes. before the game sunday the clippers wore their shirts inside out concealing their team's game, a silent protest to the racial remarks by owner donald sterling. >> it bothers me a lot that you want to broadcast your affiliation with black people. >> reporter: it'saccording to tmz, sterling and his girl friend argued after she posted this picture of herself alongside magic johnson. >> why are you posting pictures with minorities? why? you can sleep with them bring them in whatever you want. the little i ask you is not to

promote it and not to bring them to my games. >> reporter: it's confirmed the voices are sterling's. his girl friend is being sued by sterling's ex-wife for gifts he allegedly the girl friend. stiviano reportedly told sterling she would get even. sterling has been sued twice. adam silver said the investigation is under way. >> the audio recording posted by tmz is truly offensive and disturbing. >> but nba hall of famer magic johnson said sterling should not own a team. >> this hurt everybody. it hurt the whole city.

if you have these feelings about african-americans and you have to employ them you know why are you owning a team? >> reporter: another basketball legend, michael jordan currently the only african-american nba owner said "i'm obviously disgusted a fellow team owner could hold such sickening and offensive views." the distraction seemed to spill over on to the court. the clippers suffered a 21-point loss to the golden state warriors. the series now moves back to los angeles. >> we're going home now. usually that would mean we're going to our safe haven and i don't even know if that's true to be honest. >> reporter: cbs news reached out to stiviano but so far has not received a reply. donald sterling was to be honored with an award from the l.a. chapter of the naacp, a lifetime achievement award for

his contributions to youth and minorities. given the allegations, those plans have now been cancelled. >> kevin johnson is chairman of the national basketball association and former nba all-star. he joins us from inside city hall. mayor johnson, good morning. >> thanks norah. good morning. >> i know you have called for the toughest sanctions that are allowed, but what might those be? >> i think we're trying to get to the bottom of it. first of all, we have to acknowledge that these comments were reprehensible and unacceptable. there's no place in the nba league for these kind of comments. i had an emergency meeting with the players association immediately, the executive committee weighed in and in one word the players feel outraged by where we are today. i had a private meeting with commissioner adam silver yesterday. we're going to continue to talk

through the coming days. it's clear the players want swift and decisive action. they wanted an immediate investigation that's taking place, we want to authenticate the audio and to make sure that mr. sterling is getting due process, but the players literally are outraged and fully engaged in this process. >> would a suspension and a fine of mr. sterling the owner, be enough? >> i think the players feel very strongly that they want to make sure that the most severe sanctions that are allowable under the nba guidelines are what's taking place. the players want to know what those sanctions are. certainly it's got to be a stiff fine. certainly it's got to be a suspension and we want to know what our other options are as it relates to severe sanctions. >> mr. mayor, donald sterling is the longest tenured owner in the league. you played in the league when he was an owner. some of this behavior is not new. we talked to someone yesterday who said that for a long time people just turned a blind eye.

was that the case? >> i don't think that's the case but one of the questions and concerns for the players, and they had me share this with commissioner silver yesterday, was if he has a history of these type of actions, why was he not sanctioned or why weren't there significant consequences in the past? and that's something that the players want to know. i will tell you this -- going forward there will be no player current or in the future soon to be that will make a decision on whether or not they want to play for the l.a. clippers without knowing who this owner is. i think that's very significant. and this is where commissioner silver is going to have to weigh in in my opinion, forcefully and quickly. >> mr. mayor, should donald sterling be an owner in the nba? >> i will tell whautyou what the players are saying today. they want the most severe penalty and they want to see what that looks like.

you've heard lebron james and kobe bryant speak out. nobody feels he is deserving of being an nba owner. they do not feel he represents this nba family. it's a really strong sentiment right now. i think the players' emotions went from stunned to outraged to now saying we want to be less emotional but we want swift action. now i think players are at the point of thinking whether or not this person is fit to be an nba owner and that's certainly on their minds. >> mr. mayor, if you're a clippers player right now, what do you do? >> if i'm a clippers player i'm going to say number one we want aggressive action. the players association president is a clipper, chris paul. he reached out to me. he reached out to me and said look, it's severe and we need to be aggressive to get to the bottom of this. number two, we're going to ask you as the mayor of sacramento to help us navigate through this process. thirdly, we need to be able to worry about winning basketball games right now.

we're going to go on the court, band together as brothers in this locker room to play for our fans play for each other and play for this league and certainly represent that we can move forward but they want swift and decisive action as well. >> does chris paul want to play for this guy right now? >> i think it's a very difficult question. you hear doc rivers an african-american head coach, he's saying to himself can i coach for this owner going forward? certainly every player that plays for the clippers right now is trying to figure out what that means. they want to focus right now on winning playoff games. they don't want this to be a distraction, to be a dark cloud that overshadows this unbelievable playoff that we're all experiencing, but the clippers in silent protest yesterday wore a black band, wore black sock turned their warmup jerseys inside out in an act of solidarity. these are players saying we're

not going to be passive participants. we want to weigh in on the future of this league and in the decision that will go down in terms of mr. sterling. >> mayor johnson, thanks for joining us. >> president obama started a two-day visit to the philippines this morning but the crisis in ukraine is overshadowing his trip. this morning he announced pressure economic sanctions aimed at 17 individuals and companies linked to vladimir putin. chief white house correspondent major garrett is traveling with the president. he joins us from manila. >> reporter: good morning. the president unleashed a new round of economic sanctions as soon as banks opened this morning. sanctions have been ready for a week but he held back until he could prod others to act in unison. >> we are going to be moving

forward with an expanded list of individuals and companies that will be affected by sanctions. they remain targeted. we will also focus on some areas of high tech defense exports to russia that we don't think are appropriate to be exporting in this kind of climate. >> reporter: the united states and europe will not levy financial penalties against russia's energy banking and defense industries unless moscow decides to invade ukraine, something mr. obama conceded might happen if this new round of economic sanctions prove as few futile for the first. >> the new mayor is injured.

>> reporter: eight military observers were taken prisoner by pro-russian separatists outside of slavyanask on friday. yesterday they were paraded before the media. >> this colonel appeared tense and unhappy. >> we have no indication when we will be sent home. >> reporter: they said they were being treated well but it was impossible to tell if they were under duress. there was no need to guess how these men were being treated. they're captured ukrainian soldiers also being held by militants and also shown off to journalists yesterday. the new self-appointed mayor of slavyanask claims the european observers are spies. he told us he wants to swap them for militants held by ukraine's government. it looks a bit as though you're

using those military observers as hostages as bargaining chips. >> translator: as foreign military officers they're prisoners of war, he told us and they can be traded. >> reporter: that was news to the observers who stressed they have diplomatic status and hadn't undertaken any covert activity. >> we are not prisoners of war, we are the guests of the mayor. and he treated us as such. >> reporter: moscow has said it will do everything it can to free the european observers. one of them was released late yesterday on medical grounds, but the mayor told us he hasn't had any contact at all with the russian government. norah, jeff? we are starting out the day sunny side up. we'll see a lot of sunshine in

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they will be playing flag football. traffic and weather for you monday, it's going to get hot, so says lawrence. more on that coming up right after the break.

good morning, this accident in antioch is in the final clearing stages now, it was backing up to the antioch bridge but actually things have improved significantly, approaching hill crest. westbound 580 seeing big delays through the livermore valley. a lot of sunshine coming our way. the temperatures are going to be heating up the next few days. today a nice day, but it will be on the mild side. then the offshore winds kick in tomorrow and that's when it will be hot. 60s and 70s inside the bay and #0s alongside -- 60s alongside the coastline. tomorrow, even hotter, wednesday and thursday and the sea breeze returns friday. fog for the weekend.

newly released video. look at this. a video showed a father kicking his son down. the boy advice. the park operator says the father's very sorry for what he did. he's been asked not to come back. they show an interview with another little boy saying why did you do that? there's got be a better way to teach your son. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour a historic moment this morning at the vatican. we'll show you how the faithful are praising the two popes who just became saints. that's ahead. now here's the latest on tornadoes that struck last night. it happened in central arkansas

where at least 16 people were killed. officials say many of the deaths came from a single tornado that stayed on the ground for 80 miles. don craven of mayflower, arkansas, calls it the worst thing he's ever seen. >> we were a couple miles down the road when it happened and got a phone call and was headed this way. all the alarms and everything went off when the storm hit. the emergency crews showed up you know, that quick. there was a lot of them and a lot of people just kind of traumatized, you know. >> all right. >> it's a nightmare. >> last night's tornado hit on the third anniversary of a giant outbreak that killed more than 300 people in five southern states. and it's time to show you some of this morning ee headlines. the washington times says the supreme court takes up cell phone privacy tomorrow. they're looking at two cases to see if police need warrants. the plaintiffs are a convicted drug dealer and gang member. the san francisco examiner

says the ceo of tech radio was fired. the 31-year-old will be placed probation in connection with the beating of his girlfriend. >> "the new york times" says congressman mikechael grin. a former headquarters from torrance to texas. about 150,000 people worked at the california complex. more now on the racial comments. his alleged comments are infuriateing everyone from bab

beyond. i'm obviously disgusted they could host such sickening and defensive views. lebron james said there is no room for donald sterling in our league and l.a. star kobe bryant tweeted i couldn't play for him. bill rhoden is a sports columnism and joins us this morning. you heard kevin johnson with the players' association say this morning the nba has got to deal with this swiftly and forcefully. what do they have to do? >> they have to. they have to at the very least suspend this guy if in fact they find out -- just about everybody knows him. we have to follow the truth where it leads. i think there are so many issues here. two of the issues i think this is a moral issue for fans for the consumers. i keep thinking about what happened in montgomery alabama, when the black folks in alabama said, you know what? we're not riding the buses anymore. we're not buying this product

anymore. so now as the series shifts to los angeles, i think, yes, i mean a lot of my colleagues know, the players should do that, they should do that. but they're under contract. the fans are not under contract. you know. if the fans are saying you know what, we do not want to be a part of this mob, we do not want to be a part of this we're going to stay away this series and next series -- >> why punish the players then for the outrageous comments by the owner. >> are they punishing the players or do you reward the owner? in other words, the players have already said in so many words if we didn't have to be here, we wouldn't. the fans the spectators fans who are going to buy the popcorn, all of these things accrue to whose benefit? the owner. >> if it is in fact donald sterling and we'll know shortly -- is there anything -- he said it in the privacy of his own home. he was clearly -- when you

listen to the tape she seems to be leading him, goading him. he was in the privacy of his own home. >> but clearly if you're a racist, you're a racist. that's the reality. it's a fact this guy holds these views. in the privacy of our own home you say things but if you hold certain attitudes, you've got to deal with the consequences of that. >> if he's a racist bill it would seem very odd that he would be in as by where he employs many people who are minorities. >> but that's almost because -- in that industry in the nba, you've got to hire black players to earn money for your franchise. it doesn't mean that you necessarily have to love them. >> were you surprised the ncaacp were going to give him a lifetime achievement award. >> for the second time. >> for the second time.

>> when you're a billionaire, you can buy things. money is power. again, when things -- when things like this happen everybody gets exposed, your relationships, who you deal with. i want a mants. so now everybody is kind of embarrassed because they've been dealing with somebody who many many people know has been like this. >> what about the position that the black players and coach were in? it seems when you look at his history it's no secret. >> alex he's a hall of fame player and how sterling treated this man was an embarrassment. it was obscene. the people knew. but, again, you know i'm signing a $40 million contract and i think for a lot of young players, what they realize now is just because you've got money means you've about fwots power.

i think adam silver probably has the most pressure of anybody. this is his first major act as commissioner. how are we going to deal with this? i'd tell him, adam you have to make a move very quickly. i know you want to follow the truth where it leads but kobe bryant is angry, michael jordan man image johnson. >> if you're doc rivers do you coach for him next year? >> depends on my contract. i would respect him for that. but i would also respect him if he said i'm coaching for my players because, again, many of us may work for people or have worked for people who don't particularly like the fact that you're there but do you stay away or keep on fighting the fight and doing the

masses of thanksgiving held around the world for the new saints. this one was especially dedicated to john paul ii. it's catered particularly to polish pilgrim who are by far the largest contingent from the ceremony itself. the cleanup itself began after the crowding meefrg all. these time lapsed images show how st. peter's square went from empty at 5:30 on sunday morning to jam add mao 2 1/2 hours later. an estimated half a million people surrounded the square and

surrounding streets. the ceremony they came to be part of was considering a regular mass for special occasions except that the gospel was chanted in latin and greek. that's not counting that for the first time ever two popes were canonized at the same time in the presence of two living popes. francis made a point of twice greeting his predecessor, emeritus pope benedict xvi, the first pope to resign in 600 years. >> clad in easter white smartphones were as common as rosaries. 130 had to be hospitalized. this woman came all the way from ridgewood, new jersey, on her own and didn't mind it. >> you're a little tired. >> no. i went to sleep. i had 4 hours. i think god gave me the courage. >> you're still happy.

>> reporter: because she easing convinced being here the new and the church government is also getting back to work today. norah? >> all right allen. thank you. and students at a connecticut high school should be comparing notes about their prom this morning. instead they're grieving a dead class mite and trying to understand what motivated the 16-year-old accused in her murder. how friends and family are honoring her memory. that's next here on "cbs this morning."

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a 16-year-old high school student could be arraigned as soon as today in a connecticut courtroom. he is accused of stabbing a fellow classmate to death after she turned down an vination to prom. >> reporter: they have ruled her death as a homicide. she died of wunlds to her neck and torso friday morning hours before she was supposed to go to her prom. >> reporter: the junior prom was postponed but her friends put on their gowns and tuxes anyway. at a nearby beach they released balloons held up her prom dress and crowned the 16-year-old as the prom queen. >> she was always happy and it took a lot to get her down and she was always there for you. >> reporter: sanchez was found stabbed early friday morning inside her school. she died of her injuries at a

local hospital about a half hour later. the teenage suspect who cbs newss is not identifying was taken into custody and according to his attorney is undergoing a medical evaluation. students were surprised he was one of their own. >> he seemed leak a really nice guy. i didn't get in in-depth conversations with him just hi and he didn't seem like anything to be worried about. >> she was looking forward to going to prom with her boyfriend which is why she turned the suspect down. >> she should be celebrating prom this evening with her friends and classmates. this morning we're mourning her death and we're trying to understand this senseless loss of life. she was class president, an honor student and in sports and theater. >> she loved getting involved in

stuff and being ahead of things and she's good at it. >> sanchez's name has been painted on a rock at a high school which remains closed this morning. a memorial service is being played tonight on this school's football field. >> she was supposed to take part in a production "little shock of hoer hoer horror horrors" at the oebd f this week. the show will go on in honor of her. >> one of the saddest stories i ever heard of. look at that little girl so full of life and for we are starting out the day sunny side up. we're going to see a whole lot of sunshine in the next few days. likely going to see some of the hottest temperatures of the year so far. high pressure building in over head. still enough you have a sea breeze to keep the temperatures down a little bit. it will be mild all around the bay area today but headed

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good morning to our viewers in the west. it's monday april 28th 2014. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead, including the search for survivors after this year's first deadly tornado. but first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> houses destroyed, vehicles litter the sidewalks. this was the town's water works. >> 31 twisters have been reported since yesterday, and there is widespread damage in several states. >> we are in the midst of a severe weather outbreak. >> the area extends from the midwest all the way down to the gulf coast. >> outrage at the racial rant allegedly made by donald

sterling. >> you've heard lebron james speak out, kobe bryant. nobody thinks he is deserving of being an nba owner. president obama and european nations unleashed a new round of economic sanctions as soon as banks opened this morning. >> eight military observers were taken prisoner boy pro-russian separatists. we saw them paraded in front of the international media. >> in st. peter's the latest masses of thanksgiving for the new saints. >> two great men in the church two great popes. >> spike lee and jim carrey enjoying the action here at madison square garden. spike lee and jim carrey that was an interesting couple. i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and jeff glor. charlie rose is on assignment today. rescue crews are digging through looking for victims of last night's tornados that killed at least 16 people in

arkansas. >> the biggest tornado, half a mile wide. stayed on the ground for 80 miles. it flattened a brand new middle school set to open this fall. manuel bojorquez is live with more. >> reporter: good morning to our viewers in the west. the storm swept through here at night so daylight is providing the first real opportunity to see the extent of the damage and you can see just how far back it goes. we are on main street in vilonia. this was the water works building. you can see now it's nothing but a pile of bricks. these vehicles were actually in a garage just on the other side of this driveway. that garage is now gone. the family who lived in this home, they tell us the only reason they survived is they were able to run to their backyard and duck in their underground storm shelter. right now we're seeing police

national guard troops also helping to secure this area looking for any buildings that may not have been searched last night. >> manuel thank you. meanwhile take a look at this tornado in hu uchlthume, missouri. no injuries and only one damaged building. another twister killed one in quapaw. this morning the storm front is moving toward the lower mississippi valley. meteorologist megan glaros of wbbm is tracking this morning's threat. megan, good morning. >> good morning to you. yes, we are looking at dangerous storms again today through the entire day but ramping up into the latter half of the afternoon and the evening with the possibility of nighttime tornados as well which are especially dangerous. we see a slight risk from the midwest all the way down to the gulf coast with a moderate risk in place from louisiana to tennessee. there will be strong tornados within this area as well as the

potential for very large hail. you can see on the futurecast models, this storm system moves slow low eastward that those storms ramp back up again in the afternoon and the threat will continue to slowly move to the east. over the course of the last 24 hours there have been over 300 storm reports from tornados to hail to damaging winds. it looks like the severe weather season that got a slow start has certainly ramped up. gayle. >> we hear you megan, thank you. nba officials say they are still not certain that l.a. clippers owner donald sterling is the man recorded on audio making racial remarks. but sterling's wife says in a statement, quote, our family is devastated by the racist comments made by my estranged husband. carter evans is at staples center, the clippers arena. >> reporter: good morning. cbs news has received out to sterling's former girlfriend and so far she has not responded but magic johnson did fire back and

he was mentioned in the rant. >> i'm just saying that it's too bad you can't admire him privately, and during your entire [ bleep ] life your whole life admire him, bring him here feed him, [ bleep ] him, i don't care. you can do anything but don't put him on instagram for the world to have to see and don't bring him to my games, okay? >> reporter: magic johnson responded to sterling's remarks in an interview with kcbs. >> i think all of us are outraged, we're all upset who are african-americans because if you're going to be like this why are you owning a team in the nba which is what over 70% african-american basketball players. so i think he should step down you know. it's -- if you feel like that in a league that's predominantly african-americans, you shouldn't be owning a team. >> reporter: when magic said that sterling should not be able to have an nba team what he failed to mention is that he may be looking to buy an nba team.

that's what league sources told yahoo! sports. now, a deal to sell the clippers could be a big payday for donald sterling, as much as $1 billion. >> all right, carter thank you. news of that recording reached president obama on the other side of the world during his tour of asia. the president told reporters that is what happens, quote, when ignorant folks want to advertise their ignorant. >> we've made enormous strides, but, you know you're going to continue to see this percolate up every so often. and i think that we just have to be clear and steady in denouncing it, teaching our children differently, but also remaining hopeful that part of -- part of why some statements like this stand out so much is because there have been a shift -- there has been this shift in how we view

ourselves. >> the president also says quote, i suspect that the nba is going to be deeply concerned in resolving this. a much less controversial story is grabbing attention in hollywood this morning. perennial bachelor george clooney is reportedly engaged to his girlfriend amal alamuddin. entertainment tonight co-host new orleans nancy o'dell is in los angeles with clooney's very surprised trip back to the altar. were pigs flying in los angeles this morning and hell frozen over and i missed it? i only make that joke because he has been so adamant that he would never, ever ever get married again. >> i've been calling it a shock heard around the world. i certainly didn't think in my lifetime i would see clooney getting married. amal was reportedly showing off her ring to a group of friends, as everybody does when they reportedly get in engaged, in a restaurant in hollywood. we heard about it we confirmed

it and a bunch of outlets picked up on it and that was enough for a reliable source close to the couple to confirm that they are engaged. even though they have been dating for less than a year clooney, who is famously known for being single is evidently ready to change his tune about his future as a married man. the pair was first photographed together in london last year. since then they have been spotted together several times, including on a safari in tanzania last month. sources say the two-time oscar winner is taken by alamuddin's intellect and their shared passion for human rights. >> this is a different kind of woman from we're used to him dating. usually they are aspiring actors or in showbiz but she's totally focused on being a lawyer and not interested in entertainment at all. >> you never want to get married? >> no. >> never want kids? >> not a chance. >> his marriage ended in divorce. throughout his career he's been linked to a who's who of beautiful women, but in

interviews with "entertainment tonight" the star shrugged off the idea of taking another trip down the aisle. >> i don't foresee it in my future, but i've learned as i've gotten older to stop making any kind of definitive statements because i seem to -- you know those usually back fire on me. >> don't you think he should finally join the married crowd? >> i've been there man. i was there first. come on man, i've done it. where are you? come on try the divorce crowd, you guys it's really fun. >> and as recently as last year the 52-year-old actor made it clear to me that marriage wasn't in his future. >> i'm not going to say when are you going to get married like everybody else does because i'm your friend and i wouldn't do that. >> yes i see that he didn't do that. >> last july clooney split with girlfriend and former professional wrestler stacy keibler. on sunday clooney's publicist failed to confirm the news but those close to the notoriously private actor say he's finally

ready to settle down for good. >> and of course clooney being an a-list actor, she actually is very successful in her own right, obviously. she studied law, is a british attorney at nyu and oxford and she even speaks three languages. >> that's the thing, she speaks three languages. >> maybe the love language is the best language. >> i was thinking nancy, to women who have dated him for long periods of time and he meets her and, boom falls in love in less than a year i know they're thinking this morning, okay, george. so what do you think makes her so special? i get the three languages, she's a lawyer she's smart, she's brilliant. i guess that sums it up doesn't it? >> i guess he feels like you know probably as we all are looking at it they feel kind of equal in some way because you feel like george clooney, oh my goodness. but she specializes in human rights and international law and of course that's something she has in common with clooney because everybody knows he's an advocate for refugees in darfur.

>> couldn't happen to a nicer guy. george clooney is the best. thank you, nancy. nancy will have more on this evening on "entertainment tonight." check your local listings. here at

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a closer look this morning aet the celebration of the catholic church's two new saints. half a million people packed st. peter's square to watch pope franciscan onnize pope john xxiii and pope john paul ii. they became the first popes to celebrate mass together. we're joined from vatican city. cardinal, good to see you. thank you for joining us. >> sit's great pleasure to be with you. thank you. >> it was such a historic moment yesterday for so many reasons. what was it like to be there? >> it was truly, as you said a historic moment. the excitement was knowing that this will probably be the only time in the history of the catholic church that we'll see something like this. first of all, to have an emeritus pope a retired pope with the pope for the

canonization of two popes at the same time, and all of them within the lifetime of some of the people standing there in the square, myself included. to think all of this is transpiring as a unique piece of history right before our eyes for all of us. it is truly exciting. >> but didn't it also take on an even more personal feeling for you because pope john paul ii i understand, yore dand you many years ago -- or a few years ago. this is someone you actually know. >> and that's what made it so particularly moving, to think that the poem who is being declared a saint was the same one who placed his hands on my head and consecrated me a bishop. and then the same one who as we worked together on a number of projects, you would sit across the desk from and talk to. it was a bit overwhelming to

know that this man is now worthy of our veneration. but i felt the same when pope francis came in and walked over and greeted pope benedict. there was another pope that all of us had an opportunity to work with over the years. there's a personal tie with every one of them, pope john paul pope benedict and, of corse, now pope francis. there was a lot of emotion. >> pope francis and pope benedict had different philosophies. what is francis trying to say by doing both of these on the same day? >> i think the message may very well be that there's an enormous continuity in these 50 years since the calling of the koubl by john xxiii and the implementation of it by john paul ii over these years and now

francis saying we have to move forward with all of that and taking it forward and live with it. think ink he i think he may have been trying to highlight the council, the updating of the church and how that continues to movefood even though it's taking place in different pontificates. what i saw was this reaffirming of the focus of the church today on such things as peace, as human solidarity bringing people together dialogue interreligious communication. i saw all of that being highlighted by pope francis who is saying to all of us remember, at the heart of this message is the simple good news that god loves us. and that was what was being underlined. >> cardinal wuerl, thank you so here this morning. >> you're very welcome. >> charlie rose has a question

even when he should be answering ing pilot after 2 sm and good monday morning, everyone, 8:25. here's what's happening around the bay area at this hour. search teams are looking for a missing pilot after two small planes collided over the bay yesterday. one went down in san pablo bay. the other one made it safely back to an airport. investigators say a woman accused of stabbing her 7-month- old son to death is suffering from depression. ashley newton crashed her car in livermore. when she approached the police to get the car removed, they saw the baby in her arms. the final football game will be played in candlestick park. the players are a little older now, of course, they will play flag football. no tackle. we'll be right back.

we have traffic and weather right after the break.

good morning, we still have these problems in free month because of the overturned -- fremont because of the overturned pickup on 680 approaching washington. it's blocking still several lanes and you can see the delays continue to build through the grade. the nimitz and 880 in oakland, you can see the drive time, it's huge.

it's more than an hour right now between 238 and the maze. typically it's about half that at this time of the morning. and out to the bay bridge where it is still backed up into the maze. you're looking at about 20 to 25 minutes to get you on to the span. a lot of sunshine coming our way. we're looking good so far. today will be a mild day but much hotter weather around the corner. out the door we go, hazy sunshine over the financial district in san francisco. that ridge of high pressure continues to build in, still a bit of a sea breeze today. but by tomorrow, that wind turnsoff shore and that will really crank up the heat. temperatures for today going to be very mild, 73 in napa valley, 73 in san jose and 67 in san francisco. next couple of days, the offshore wind kicks in, 90s possible and 70s near the coastline. cooling down looking toward next weekend.

. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour antibiotics may be fueling many of our challenges in the country's epidemic. dr. blaser is in our green room. his new book shows how we can avoid spreading plagues from person to person. that's ahead. right now we show you the headlines from around the globe. "china daily" says they're removing some of america's shows. ththey include "big bang theory." no word on the reason for the bans. >> the "washington post" looks at cat senn lain foofr for the

plan. teachers and students wrote a letter to the parents. they said the kindergartners need to keep studying to become quote, college and career. 18 video cartridges were found by a documentary film crew. it's been suspected that atari sent millions to be burned. they called eded e.t. the worst video ever. deborah hersman bake the public's face but her legacy may be the efforts to stop the next the disaster. she's here for her first interview. we should say congratulations because you're stepping down but you're starting a new chapter.

>> yes i am. it's a little bittersweet but i'm looking forward to a new adventure. >> and your new andventure? >> president and ceo of nasa's safety council. there's not much that's better than that. >> when you look back at the past ten years, do you feel that we're safer today because i know you were the face. whenever there was an accident wshlgs e would see an interview and it was with you. >> we're absolutely safer than ten years ago when we look at travel highways rails. we are safer. but every accident is a reminder to us that we can do better and every life lost is a tragedy. >> you've seen it all certainly in the past decade when there's an airline crash or disaster. you're there on the scene. but you have one great regret. something you weren't able too do. what was that?

>> ten years ago when i became chairman, one of the issues was child restraint on aircraft. it was amazing. all 50 states have passed laws for car seats in cars. parents wouldn't even think of leaving the hospital without restraining their baby. and yet we go on airplanes and don't restrain them. if you need to restrain them at 50 mile assen hour you. don't have to at $250 snoolt that's one of the advantages you say traveling with annan fant. you say not safe at all. >> absolutely. there's no other time in your life where you would put your child in a less situation than you are. but yet everything has to buckle up. >> we restrain coffee pots and

lab tops app not our babies. >> should there be baby-free zones? areas where you can go but kids can't sit nearby. >> i focus on safety and having been the parent of three tiefrp. i have to say i really for parents are very difficult. to get yours through security and much less a baby. >> after you have app inaccident with a crying baby you have much more. before you were embarrassed and apologized. can you talk about flight 370? we still dough don't know what happened. what you do think about that. >> i think with an accident investigation, we receive seen

it all. it never ceases to amaze me. they say truth is greater than fiction and that is absolutely true. in march i can't believe we would be sitting here today and we still don't know where the airplane because. i think when we look at, this it always reminds us we've always got improvenments to make. do you think it would have been different if the ntsb had been in charge? >> no. we still doan know what happened to the aircraft. we don't know what went on but i think i can say finance certain everywhere ar the anthony. what can we do to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> in your estimation will the plane be found? >> i certainly hope sew. >> we all hope, so deb rarj but do you think it will be? we all hope so but do you think sitting here today it will be based on everything you know?

>> i think the plane will be found. the question is when. sooner rather than later is what we're hoping for. the waters are difficult and they're notorious and for all the people in involved. they're very expensive too. transfer 477 went on for years. >> i remember that. >> dib rah hers man sighter at er deborah hersman. tonight david feherty talks with charlie rose about their passion for golf. >> whelp did you get hooked on the game? >> off and on. you don't have it. >> i don't have it. i don't have time. my life getlings by yore us

theerthe my life gets busier and busier. i also know the better you get the more the. the more interesting the player, the more you're interesting. i think. don't you? >> absolutely. i hated it with a passional school. >> because they made you read it. >> i ref vitali read it to my dart and it changed everything. >> you said erin changed everything. what -- >> i tell people i have four sons and i'll said them for half of somebody else's father. >> by the way, who is doing the interview? >> that's so great.

>> you are so right. that it was shot at charlie's home in upstate new york. did anyone notice there's a round table in his kitchen? >> why not. >> i'm thinking he can see that. >> i can't wait to see that. >> you can wacht tonight. >> or charlie's intervie with tairnd. some of our biggest hope props share a very common source. interest treat

more than 250 million antibiotic treatments are in the united states but the new treatment warrants the taking of too many pills goes beyond the threat of unrestricted illnesses illnesses. dr. blaser is the author of "missing microbes." he's the director at new york university. say that for me doctor. >> human microbian program. >> it sounded weird rolling off

my tongue. we've been talking a lot about taking too many antibiotics and you say in your book that maybe we as patients should resist pushing our doctor for the quick fix to mitigate your anxiety, which i thought was really interesting because it was so easy to say to a doctor i'll take ait please. >> everybody thinks that they don't have any cost. >> we think they work. we want them because we think they work. >> they work. for a serious illness, there's nothing like an antibiotic. they're life-saving. but most are not serious and in other countries people are getting away with much more. >> what do you want us to do. >> stop pushing our doctors for -- if a doctor says you don't need an antibiotic, you should be released because the doctor's done a careful and. >> here's an interesting point. the title of your book is missing microbes.

microbes are good in some instances. what do you mean missing and why do we need them? >> because most of the cells in the hueman bodies are ancient. you got them from your mom and she got them from her mom and it's been going on forever that way. these are part of our normal physiology and now they seem to be going down. so the good guys are disappearing and that's leading to the rise of some of the bad guys. >> and it makes it worse because we've become immune. >> because they're part of our defenses. they're like our coast guard and we've mothballed part of the fleet. we need to have our good guys back so we can fight the bad guys. the loss of good guys in early life while kids are developing, that's especially serious. >> not your only concern right now. what else are you worried about? >> well i'm worried about the epidemics from other parts of the world. again, our coast guard -- our

coste guard is depleted and we're two days away from fle village in the world. >> the treatment that can trigger asthma obesity, and diabetes, what is that that you're talking about? >> they're getting four courses of antibiotics by the time they're 3. that ice ee cross the whole country. that's depletes or good bacteria at the times kids are developing? >> what's the alternative. some parents say my child was sick, i had to get them antibiotics. >> that's why you need more careful examination by doctors, more care by pediatricians so they can say this child needs an antibiotic. this child is going to do just fine without it. >> shouldn't you have conversations with the doctors,

too, because aren't they quick to prescribe them? >> yes. i'm speaking with them this month. >> thank you. at 7'5" he's invading social media and racking up views on youtube. >> what is it like to walk up and dunk those balls? >> that feels great. and then i hear my teammates cheering on the side. that's really great. >> a high school junior's surprise introduction to basketball. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." >> he

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this morning video of a giants florida basketball player has more than 3.5 mill union line views. it was posted nearly three weeks ago. the 18-year-old you see dunking,

rebounding, and blocking, may be the tallest high school athlete in the country and as viscente arenas reports, he's known. >> reporter: it doesn't hurt that he's 7'5". what does it feel like to walk up and dufrlg those balls? >> it feels great. and then i haerl the teammates on the side. >> he's 8 feet. huh shoe size is 22 the same as shaquille o'neill's but he's got inches on him. he can look down on every single player. basketball seems like a natural fit, but fall a high school jr. is still new to the game. a native to dakar, senegal, he

came to the united states. he's since been embraced by the lions. living with another family as part of an international host program. >> he was bouncing from school to school when he did some stability. we brought him here not to play basketball but to give him an opportunity to have a stable life in american here. >> reporter: it looks like he may have found it. >> would you like to keep playing baseball? >> yes. hopefully, yes. if i don't, i want to be a biochemist. >> reporter: fall is a star tudent with a nearly 4.0 grade point average. >> what's it like being so far away from your family? >> it doesn't feel good. if i think about them i start crying. but i talk to them every day. i wish one day i could bring them over. >> his mom and his brother don't have a computer so they haven't

been able to see the youtube video that spurred fall's new-found celebrity. as far as his future ball wanted to keep playing basketball and attend college in the u.s. he's already off to a great start, keeping his head firmly planted on his shoulder no matter how high up in the clouds it might naturally be. for "cbs this morning," vicente arenas tavares, florida. >> i think tacko has got a future in baseball. >> they didn't bring him for baseball. >> he's 7'5". we didn't think basketball. he seems like a really nice nice kid and his family gets a way. >> that does it for us. grade show today. thanks. >> it's been fun. >> thank you. scharly will be back tomorrow. we'll learn what he's been doing

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in san pablo bay.. hi, everyone, good monday morning, 8:56. i'm frank mallicoat. here's what's happening around the bay area on this monday. searchers still trying to find a pilot in the san pa lo bay after -- pablo bay after two planes collided. l.a. clippers turpd their shirts inside -- turned their shirts inside out yesterday. it was a sign of protest against team owner donald sterling who allegedly made a racist rant urging his girlfriend not to bring african american people to his games. time for weather, it's going to get h-o-t, right? >> not today. it will be a nice day but fairly mild. out the door we go, enough of a sea breeze to keep the temperatures from getting too hot.

high pressure, though, just beginning to build in, so today the temperature's going to be warmer but still on the mild side. by afternoon, should see 74 in concord, 73 in san jose, 71 in oakland and 67 in san francisco. things change, though he, as we head toward tomorrow. an offshore wind starts to kick in, maybe some 70s out toward the coastline, a couple low 90s inland and the peak of the heat, wednesday and thursday, maybe some of the temperatures moving in in the mid-90s before the fog returns friday and much cooler temperatures on saturday and sunday. we'll check out your traffic when we come back.

good morning. all lanes have finally cleared, overturned pickup has been righted 6789 we're talking about treemont where -- fremont where we have been seeing huge delays approaching the washington exit. even though all lanes are back open, it's super jammed up from at least stone ridge drive. if you're heading out through the altamont pass, it's cleared up but the livermore valley is constitutional a slow spot. bay bridge, metering lights turned on around 6:00 and you're still stacked up from the mcarthur blaze.

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