good morning. it is tuesday, march 10. welcome to "cbs this morning." a new racist video emerges overnight. president obama accuses dozens of republican senators of siding with iranian hard liners over nuclear negotiations. >> could a documentary help solve a 14-year-old murder. 48 hours shows us the new evidence. we begin with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> [ bleep ]. >> new allegations of racism at

the oklahoma fraternity house. >> the vine video shows what appears to be the house mom nicknamed mama b repeatedly saying the n word. the police shooting of 19-year-old tony robinson. >> oh my god. >> 55 passengers and crew were rushed to the hospital after this amtrak train collided with a tractor-trailer. >> at the boston marathon bombing trial we saw the video that led police to the tsarnaev brothers. tragedy on the set of an international reality show. >> two choppers collide. this letter is a hard slap in the face of not only the united states but our allies. >> senate rliepubcans trying to cut nuclear negotiations with iran. >> our leaders need to know a deal not approved by congress won't be accepted by congress. >> the other kids chased after

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morning." this morning new revelations of fuelling outrage over racist chants by some university of oklahoma students. several members of the fraternity could face disciplinary action. overnight another video surfaced. this one appears to show the fraternity's 78-year-old house mother using the same racial slir in 2013. >> reporter: good morning. we interviewed the sae house mother yesterday inside the frat house for a story about people who lost their jobs here. she did react to the nine-second video of students chanting the racial slurs but this morning it appears her own words have set the internet ablaze.

>> [ bleep ]. >> this video which surfaced last night appears to feature the 78-year-old sae house mother known as mom b. in the 2013 video posted on the vine website guilbeau is seen rapping lyrics to a song that included the n word. yesterday she seemed shocked when talking about the members on a charter bus chanting the same word. >> i heard the word. unbelievable. this is not sae. >> reporter: because of that video the sae house had been ordered closed. so after 15 years of living in the back room of the house guilbeau said she had no job and no place to live. >> what do you do now? >> this has been my family.

i can't imagine tomorrow. >> reporter: not waking up here. >> i'm disappointed, ashamed and embarrassed. >> reporter: all those who live in the house face a deadline of midnight tonight to move out. the fraternity's national headquarters closed the chapter and suspended all of its members. the song was captured from at least two camera angles but the disgust is coming from all sides. hundreds of students marched on the campus on the university of oklahoma still reeling over what was recorded aboard that bus. >> somebody stood up and said we should not say this. >> reporter: on monday the greek letters were removed from the home's greek facade. the university's president stood along side ou students. >> i don't have words in my

vocabulary to adequately describe people who use those words and chant in that way. >> reporter: as for guilbeau we reached out to her for comment and were unable to reach her this morning. the executive office of tridelta is investigating members here at ou to see if they were involved in that initial video that has gone viral. >> thank you very much in washington this morning democrats are denouncing a letter to iran signed by most of the 54 republican senators. this morning's new york daily news called those republicans traders. nancy on capitol hill spoke with the senator who wrote that letter. >> reporter: he says he was trying to educate the iranians ontion worked. democrats say it sends mixed

messages. one top german publication called it -- in their open letter to iranian leaders 47 republicans warned if a deal is struck with secretary of state john kerry the senate must ratify it by a two thirds vote otherwise the next president could revoke the agreement. the state department and senate democrats accuse the republicans of trying to sabotage the negotiations. >> this letter is a hard slap in the face of not only united states but our allies. >> reporter: irans foreign minister called the letter propaganda and expressed astonishment that some members of congress find it -- >> the only thing unprecedented is an american president negotiating a nuclear agreement with the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism without congressional approval. >> reporter: tom cotton wrote the republican letter. shouldn't the iranians be

getting one message from the entire u.s. government? >> the message we are sending is congress will not allow them to get a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: republicans worry that it will temporarily halt the path to the bomb while making the regime stronger. president obama was asked about the letter yesterday. >> well i think it is somewhat ironic to see some members of congress wanting to make common cause with the hard liners in iran. it's an unusual coalition. >> he says he does not need congressional approval for a deal. there were a handful of senate republicans who did not sign the letter. one told us at this point in these delicate negotiations republicans should be sharing concerns directly with the white house and not with iran. senator john mccain said that the white house is being, quote, hysterical about this and that he communicates with foreign

leaders all the time. >> this morning testimony resumed in the boston marathon bombing trial. for the first time jurors saw images yesterday. more witnesses shared emotional testimony about their injuries and loss. outside the federal courthouse in boston. >> reporter: good morning. a forensics expert yesterday told the court that the fbi gathered video to compile a timeline of the tsarnaev brothers movements on marathon day. the brothers appeared in 70 clips of the video. in the early days of the investigation they were only known as white hat and black hat. the chilling video shows the tsarnaev brothers weaving through the crowd looking for a spot to plant their twin bombs. dzhokhar tsarnaev slip off his

backpack. seconds later the spectators near him look left freezing at the sound of the first explosion. more images capture the younger tsarnaev darting away as victims lay scattered and bleeding. among them nurse and newly wed watching the race with her husband. i was focused on my husband right next to me. his foot was detached jessica told the court. a man came over and said ma'am you are on fire. you're on fire. jessica's injuries were so severe both her legs had to be amputated. jurors heard from the close friend of lindsay liu who died in the attack. she didn't find out for days that her friend had passed away. everybody knew that earlier but they didn't tell me bec were trying to protect me she

said wiping her eyes. as boston grieved prosecutors say dzhokhar tsarnaev went after this daily life. surveillance tape showed him calmly buying milk. the next day more video captured him visiting his university gym. prosecutors captured a number of tweets. at one time he talked about expecting to die young. in a tweet he sent out the day after the bombings he bragged about being a stress free kind of guy. iraqi forces said they took the center of a town outside tikrit. the chairman of u.s. joint chiefs of staff visited baghdad on monday. he says he is a bit concerned the international coalition may not stay together for the long term.

holly williams is in baghdad. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there are two key battles raging here in iraq against isis. one for the city of tikrit and the other nearby. but u.s.-led air strikes are only being used in one of those fights and that may end up being a decisive factor. in the villages around tikrit this is the best fighting force iraq's leaders can muster army of soldiers and shiite muslim militias. american led air strikes have been critically important in other battles against isis. there is no direct u.s. involvement. instead iraq has turned to neighboring iran for help. with iranian offices on the ground reportedly commanding shiite muslim militias. the fight for control of tikrit

is painfully slow. just to the northeast kurdish forces made a lightning assault on isis positions yesterday. they claimed to have retaken 40 square miles of territory. icesis countering theac attks with armored vehicles like this one converted into bullet proof truck bombs. the kurdish forces say they destroyed four of them with antitank missiles operating independently from baghdad and closely allied with the u.s. the kurdish fighters coordinate american air strikes from the ground. in their sites is a town where isis recently paraded, captured and caged kurdish fighters. kurdish commanders have repeatedly told us how important the u.s.-led air strikes have been. a shiite militia leader told us

they do not need american air strikes to recapture tikrit. this morning u.s. ambassador to south korea walked out of a hospital five days after a knife attack. he bows not to give up his open and friendly diplomacy. the ambassador needed 80 stitches to his face. >> i feel pretty darn good all things considered. i mean it was obviously a scary incident but i'm walking, talking, holding my baby hugging my wife. >> he looks pretty darn good. he says the attack only strengthens the bond between the two countries. koreans held flowers and signs of support for the ambassador. >> madison, wisconsin's police chief is apologizing again for a deadly police shooting but is not admitting wrong doing. hundreds of people protested

throughout the evening. officials say hackers targeted the government's computer overnight. dean reynolds is in madison. >> reporter: good morning. here in madison the protests have been getting bigger by the day but have remained peaceful. calls for change echoed through the state's capitol monday. >> we are here to make a change. we are going to do this. >> reporter: hundreds of people many students addressed the killing of tony robinson shot by police officer matt kenny on friday. this crowd of frustrated protesters crammed into a hallway to speak with madison's mayor. michael johnson, the president and ceo of the boys and girls club says the community which is 5% african-american has its

challenges. >> 44% of the people who are housed in our county jail are african-american. >> reporter: since the shooting the madison police department is working together with community leaders encouraging peace and patience as state and county officials investigate the killing. >> our kids are not looting. they are not flipping over cars. they are voicing their concerns. >> reporter: on monday madison police chief posted an apology to his blog. reconciliation cannot begin without my stating i am sorry and i don't think i can say this enough. i am sorry. yesterday robinson's uncle standing along side the 19 year old's parents addressed reporters outside the home where his nephew died. >> we appreciate the police and understand the necessity for them. we want to know the facts of the matter and nothing else. >> reporter: funeral arrangements for robinson have not yet been set.

on monday the wisconsin attorney general released a statement saying the state's department of justice and county officials are working with mr. robinson's family and will have ongoing contact with them throughout the course of this investigation. >> thank you, dean. at least 55 people aboard an amtrak train are recovering this morning after colliding with a truck on a crossing. cell phone video shows a tractor-trailer stalled on the track. you can see the train plow into it. itp happened just south of the border. the locomotive and two cars derailed. the train's conductor is among those hospitalized. most injuries were minor. a new york city man is under arrest accused at aiming a laser in an aircraft. the suspect faces multiple charges. the effected flights were taking

off and landing at la guardia airport. two were hospitalized with eye injuries. officers found a black device inside the suspect's home. a delta plane skidded off the run way may have had a brake problem according to testimony from the flight crew. they say the jet did not appear to decel rate after landing. this morning federal investigators continue looking into what caused the aircraft to stop. no one is seriously hurt. it is not clear if wintry weather contributed to the skid. france this morning is sending a magistrate to argentina after a crash killed three sports stars and seven other people. this happened during the filming of a popular reality show. it is 7:18 right now.

ahead on "cbs this morning" international death investigation on the dog show circuit. who poisoned an award winning

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with the drone. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour apple hopes to change the face of watches. the company released details of the apple watch. we will show you how apple is trying to shake up the tv industry. >> one owner says someone poisoned and killed her 3-year-old irish red setter. why she refuses to blame her fellow competitors. time to show you headlines. the "washington post" report on the secret service testing ways to disrupt unauthorized drones. an official says over the next few weeks drones will be flown in the middle of the night. >> all about drones these days. >> update to a story we told you about yesterday, the los angeles times says hollywood director pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter sentenced to two years in jail plus eight years

probation. the accident killed sarah jones. >> our cbs affiliate says two teenagers stopped a kidnapping. surveillance video shows a man running with a toddler in his arms on sunday. he apparently snatched the little boy. the boys' siblings are seen running after him. two teenagers heard the screams and chased down the would-be kidnapper and found the little boy sitting on the ground okay. the suspect got away. "new york times" looks at a report by the ncaa that found wide spread cheating at syracuse university. it says a ymca played a key role in helping school. ymca was used as a haven where men's basketball players could

receive academic credit for fake internships and players also received money for volunteer work. documentary series sparking interest in an unsolved murder. the main suspect is the son of the new york real estate developer. 48 hours has reported on durst for more than a decade now. >> good morning. detectives have been chasing leads in the investigation for years and the case was never officially closed but after the latest episode of the jinx on hbo the case is back in the headlines once again. susan berman's body was found in her house on christmas eve in 2000 shot once in the back of the head and there were no signs of struggle. retired detective, the lead

investigator for more than a decade says police received an anonymous letter. >> addressed beverly hills police department. >> that letter became part of the story on sunday. a different letter was discovered. this one written by robert durst. the similarities were striking. >> the address written in the front is exactly the note. >> it was clear enough i might be dancing with the devil. >> reporter: the discovery adds to the body of evidence all circumstantial pointing to durst. police have compared the cadaver letters to all different samples. >> was that the moment you compared, the moment when he became top of the list of

suspects? >> he jumped up. just the totality of things but that note put him right up at the top. >> reporter: they were very good friends. police say berman likely knew her killer but durst denied he killed berman and was never charged charged. at the time of the murder durst was in california but says he was hundreds of miles away. >> the police have been investigating and are unable to put him in los angeles. >> they were able to put you in california. >> california is a big state. >> reporter: berman's friends still have doubts. they think after many years of friendship berman may have learned too much about theat fe of durst's first wife who mysteriously vanished. durst was not charged in that case but was put on trial for

the death and dismemberment of his neighbor. durst claims self defense. >> we the jury find the defendant robert durst not guilty. >> reporter: some are saying durst have gotten away with murder. >> do you think you know who killed susan berman? >> i am pretty confident it is robert durst. >> he wasn't always the main suspect. for a time there was speculation that berman may have been the victim of a mob hit. she was also deeply in debt. durst's name has been at the top of the list. >> so is there enough evidence in this documentary to bring new charges? >> you would say normally no because it's very circumstantial and i think there is a limit to handwriting comparison. but this is l.a. and l.a. in recent years has known the

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world. >> reporter: with hillary still on the sidelines biden's schedule suggests he is keeping his options open. new hampshire senator has backed biden for years. >> timing is everything in this life. we know there comes a time when there is an opening. if that opening is something you believe you make a move. >> reporter: biden does have strengths. the president's point man, ukraine, iraq afghanistan, central america and south america. he managed stimulus spending without controversy and cut deals with republicans to avert a government shutdown and default. biden has this from our interview last april with him and president obama. >> i have somebody who i think will go down as one of the finest vice presidents in history. and he has been a great partner in everything that i do. >> reporter: that hasn't changed but neither has biden's ability seemingly endless ability to act and speak, well memorably.

from this odd moment with the wife of defense secretary ash carter to an entire reel of bidenism. talking foreign policy strength in 2012. >> i promise you the president has a big stick. i promise you. >> and welcoming a new senator to the club in 2013. >> biden supporters in south carolina and new hampshire tell us they feel like they are being keys in confidential conversations biden won't give them a straight answer. those closest describe him as a realist working through a process. clues biden hired no one, organized nothing and raised no money. >> perhaps signs. thank you very much from the white house. ahead here, the physician trusted by the clinton pastor rick warren returns to studio

turning to a serial killer for help when law enforcement will not. >> who can i not trust? i cannot trust the authorities on this one. i can't. i have to trust a man that is in prison which is the convicted serial killer. >> how families are fighting to find their missing loved ones amid accusations of a cover up inside a sheriff's department. that's next.

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california nevada and utah. families of the missing say they are not getting help from the one place they expect it. ben tracy shows us allegations against the sheriff's department. >> what is in it for you not to bring these people home? for most of us it has been decades. we're ready. >> marie gillette's father disappeared in 1993. she believes he was murdered by these men, convicted serial killers known as the speed freak killers because of their drug fuelled murders mainly in california. when a killer makes a map and says here is where the bodies are, that's like gold to law enforcement. >> thats that's what i would believe. >> reporter: wesley shermantine drew these maps from his prison cell. after the sheriff's department and fbi found five bodies they

stopped searching in 2013 citing sherman tine's refusal to talk to them. >> he has not given me reason to not believe however the sheriff's department has given me reason to distrust information. >> reporter: cbs news received these e-mails showing five cases be ordered to be cancelled requesting removal from the national database of missing persons even though their bodies had never been found. jeff is a former fbi agent. >> is it rare for cases to be deleted off of this database? >> i have never heard of any active missing persons case being deleted from a state or federal database. >> reporter: you believe someone is trying to cover something up? >> yes. law enforcement is supposed to serve and protect, not remove and destroy.

someone at the sheriff's department gave the order to destroy these records for these missing persons. >> i'm ben tracy with cbs news. >> reporter: steve moore agreed to talk with us on monday but had few answers. >> are you aware of missing person records that would have been deleted by the request of your department? >> me no? >> this is the first time you have heard this allegation? >> as far as leading records that shouldn't have been deleted? yes, sir. >> the department of justice e-mails say the sheriff's department insisted on the cancellations but in a statement sheriff moore said the files were transferred for a period of time. marie's father was on the list of cancelled cases. she fears they will never find his body. >> who can i not trust? i cannot trust the authorities on this one. i can't. i have to trust the man that is in prison which is the convicted serial killer.

>> for "cbs this morning" ben tracy, sacramento. >> very interesting story. very different way of looking at things. wouldn't think you would go to the serial killer for help. >> frightening. thank you. we are gearing up for march madness. jim nance is in our toyota green room. we will ask him. and he is ready to reveal his number one seed projection. >> we'll see. >> go jim nance. you better get ready. >> that's next on "cbs this morning." and b vitamins plus more vitamin c than ten oranges. emergen-c transforms more than just water. emergen-c. let your awesome out. they say after seeing a magician make his assistant disappear mr.clean came up with a product that makes dirt virtually disappear. he called it the magic eraser. it cleans like magic. even baked on dirt disappears right before your eyes. mr.clean's magic eraser.

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the madness, selection sunday is this weekend. i bet you knew that. the excitement is building as fans get ready to break out brackets. jim nance will be in the middle of the action again. he led the play by play announcer and sports coverage of the ncaa tournament. this is his 25th year of calling the final four. >> good morning. >> i heard the music. ready to fill out brackets. >> 25 years. aren't you back where you started in indianapolis? >> that's where all my first championship. i hosted final four before that. indianapolis is a great host city. i can't wait to get started this weekend. >> is this a good year for the final four? >> perhaps the historic run. >> starting with kentucky undefeated at this point going

into the s.e.c. tournament 31-0. they win out they would be 40-0. >> how unusual is that? >> hasn't happened since indiana. last year we had undefeated team going into the tournament. wichita state and kentucky ended up beating them in a close game. kentucky is loaded. that's the first story i think going into this tournament. >> they have had difficult games come from behind a number of times. >> i think with this tournament you know -- it's setting me up. >> you can have duke's tie on. that would be in a lot of regards would be duke and kentucky and certainly duke would be capable of beating them. in this tournament there are other teams out there, for sure. >> like who? >> like wisconsin. wisconsin last year had them down to the wire in the final four. they basically got the team back. wisconsin is an interesting case.

they are trying to move up to that one line so they don't go to kentucky's bracket. >> cleveland is where kentucky is going to go. its path will be louisville then cleveland. all short trips for them from lexington and then indianapolis. >> you talk about teams that might be able to beat kentucky i think wisconsin potentially, potentially virginia. >> villanova is on a roll. notre dame is a little bit of upstart. he sounds like he should be my analyst. >> get your projections, final number one seed projection. gayle was put on the spot. i will say at this moment. >> take that back. >> you are right. >> at this moment and it's fluid it has to change this week but if they want out it would go this way. if one of them -- kentucky is a

lock and i think duke is a lock. let's say virginia doesn't win the acc tournament orville nova stumbles and wisconsin wins the big ten i will move them up to that line. at this moment those are my projections. i will talk like it is november. >> the surprise? >> makes the tournament special. >> any predictions about that? >> you want me to pick one of those way out there like man manhattan got in the tournament. it is hard to say if they pull off an upset. there are teams out there. i theng we have a list of them that are credentials, some view them as under dogs those who know college basketball know they are legit like northern iowa. they have been in rank all season long. wichita state, they are back and good again. you can see this is a list here that they could be dangerous and win games. >> will tiger play in the masters? >> i think he will.

i think a big thing to watch is this friday at 6:00 he would have to commit to next week's tournament. i think he would need not a month but would need one more tournament to play in and see where his game is before the masters. i hope so. >> he came back a couple years ago and did finish fourth and didn't play a tournament before the masters then. >> and made a run at the title there. >> march madness at the masters. a great stretch coming up. >> we don't have enough time to ask you. >> thank you, sir. begins 6:00 p.m. eastern. that is this sunday here on cbs. as you finish your breakfast you may want to rethink what leads to overeating. the new diet plan that could make a difference. he helped put springfield on the national map. hollywood

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is only part of the legacy. and patricia arquette in our studio. that is ahead. right now time to show you some of this morning's headlines. update on toddler who survived a car crash in a river. 18-month-old lilly grossbeck is making rapid improvement. the toddler is said to be watching cartoons and singing. lilly apparently dangled upside down in her car seat for more than 12 hours after her mother crashed their car into a river last week. the mother died. "wall street journal" says day light savings time is bad for relationships. the loss of sleep makes us more likely to argue with our partner. studies find we act more selfishly and become more volatile and impulsing. and the "washington post" says

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households. we are not living this world where the male is the provider anymore. we have to change with the times. women can't wait anymore. we have 42 million women in poverty. >> when you are on the stage did you know the reaction? did you see meryl streep and jennifer lopez? >> i was so terrified. >> why? >> i knew i had to say it but i knew there would be haters. i knew people wouldn't understand what i was talking about. and certainly i am privileged on winning an award. i'm a very successful actress. i wasn't always a successful actress. i was a mother at 20. i lived in poverty when i was little. there were times when i didn't have a pair of shoes to wear. i have a lot of empathy for other people. i feel like if i am fortunate enough to have success all these women have been crying out. nobody has been listening to

them. >> i think whatever i went through in my life to be a good actor you want to understand humep beings. >> you come from an active family growing up in the house did you know this was something you wanted to do? a given i am going to do the family thing? >> i didn't know i would be good at it. my next choice was to be a mid wife. >> really? wow. didn't know that. >> can we talk about avery ryan for a second? did you see yourself joining csi franchise? >> i didn't and i was so excited this was the first time they had a female lead. a very different character for me, a real challenge because i'm not tech savvy. my character is very brain based. her technology skills her

profiling of people. i usually play characters that are very emotional. it's been a big challenge. you went to tech school to learn. >> it is crazy what is happening. >> have you met her? >> and she has done work with interpoll. her back story is very different from my character but her skill set is incredible. she goes through every script. >> do you use your devices differently because of the role? do you see things differently in your life? >> i recommend dual verification on e-mails. >> what does that mean? >> you can sign up for dual verification. you sign up once on your phone and once on your computer and then your e-mail will recognize those devices. if someone tries to sign on from a different computer they will send you a text and tell you. >> this is somebody who was not tech savvy.

i recommend dual verification. >> i have a phone that has no e-mail on it now. >> is this the goal? and the range i know we have to run here in a minute. "boardwalk empire," boyhood, a modern day drama and now csi cyber. is that the goal to try to spread your range as much as you can? >> i think it is part of it. it is exciting to be a part of this huge global franchise. the world changed so differently. we were airing at the same time in america as we were in asia and australia. >> we are thrilled you are part of the cbs family. oscar winner

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