i'm jane pauley. and this is "sunday morning." easter is, first and foremost, a day of great religious significance. yet somehow over the centuries also became identified with a certain cute furry animal, we asked mr. that teichner to investigate for our easter sunday morning cover story. >> here comes peter cotton tail, hoppin' down the bunny trail. >> how old is the easter bunny? older than you might think. and given the occasion, we thought we'd introduce you to some people with a real rabbit rabbit. ahead this sunday morning, hoppin' down the bunny trail. >> pauley: the big g is the trademark of one of the world's largest food companies. a food company marking a very big birthday as anthony mason will show us. >> goes back to the beginning of the company. 1866. >> in these stacks you'll find the first drawing of betty crocker, the original pillsbury dough boy and vintage box of a familiar cereal. >> the original name of the product was cheer-oats. >> inside the archives of general mills on its 150th anniversary. later on "sund

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>> pauley: absolutely. we all knew. in the mine? >> pauley: our section never had air. >> cooper: ventilation is critical to mine safety because fresh air carries explosive coal dust and methane out of the area where miners work. without adequate ventilation and proper clean up, coal dust accumulates, and is not only highly flammable, it can cause black lung disease, which most of the miners killed in the explosion were later found to have. >> stewart: a lot of times we wouldn't have any ventilation at all. you couldn't see your hand in front of your face. >> cooper: really? you couldn't see your hand in front of your face? >> stewart: could not see your hand in front of your face. >> cooper: and that's because there's not air fresh air moving through? >> stewart: right, right. >> cooper: it's all dust? >> stewart: all dust. >> ruby: this is what's called a dust pump. >> cooper: as part of their case, prosecutors showed jurors the pumps miners were supposed to wear to measure their intake of coal dust, but at upper big branch, bobbi

>> pauley: if you wanted a job you kept your mouth shut. me, like a lot of other miners, mining is about the only industry it's the biggest industry in the state of west virginia. you have children, you want them to have. you want to provide for them. i was a single mom, you know? >> cooper: you needed that job? >> pauley: i did the best i could. ( crying ) we did the best we could for our families. the guys did as well. >> ruby: some of the stories that they have to tell are being forced to work without enough fresh air, being forced to work in water up to their necks, miles underground. being forced to work in areas of the where the roof and the walls of the mine were falling in around them. >> cooper: prosecutors say blankenship was aware of all these safety problems because he was a micro-manager who had oversight over every aspect of massey mines, personally approving every hire, hourly raise, and capital expenditure. >> ruby: he wanted everybody in that company to know he was in charge. >> goodwin: do it don's way. i expect you to do

. >> bobbie pauley: everything was it didn't make any difference of the dangers. it didn't make any difference if you had to take shortcuts. it was all about put the coal on the belt. >> cooper: bobbie pauley was the only female miner at upper big branch. she wasn't working the day of the explosion but her fiance e boone payne was. he died in the blast. bobbie says she and boone worried every day the mine was an accident waiting to happen. everyone knew there were problems? everyone knew there were safety issues? >> pauley: absolutely. we all knew. >> cooper: was there enough air in the mine? >> pauley: our section never had air. >> cooper: ventilation is critical to mine safety because fresh air carries explosive coal dust and methane out of the area where miners work. without adequate ventilation and proper clean up, coal dust accumulates, and is not only highly flammable, it can cause black lung disease, which most of the miners killed in the explosion were later found to have. >> stewart: a lot of times we wouldn't have any ventilation at all. you couldn't see

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>> pauley: i did the best i could. ( crying )or our families. the guys did as well. >> ruby: some of the storiesll are horrifying. being forced to work without enough fresh air, being forcedir necks, miles underground. the where the roof and the wallsling in around them. >> cooper: prosecutors say blankenship was aware of all these safety problems because heo had oversight over every aspect of massey mines, personally approving every hire, hourlyture. >> ruby: he wanted everybody in that company to know he was in charge. >> goodwin: do it don's way.xactly what i tell you to do, when i tell you to do it. >> cooper: that was his message to his managers? >> goodwin: absolutely, time and again. tape. >> don blankenship: this game is about money. >> cooper: that message was repeatedly emphasized by don blankenship in phoneine managers he secretly recorded on these machines he installed in his office. >> blankenship: i want you tond i want you to listen carefully. you ready? >> blanchard: yes, sir. >> blankenship: being a groupeing a v.p. at massey or

. >> inspector pauley. >> several items to report to you about new complaint and 84 the noise complaint from the hotel next to the campus hotel issues around noisy smokers and just planners conjugating the additional i did notice two large groups won their line is really busy and the smoking section which is which when i was there formed a across the additional is narrow alley i mentioned i was concerned about that to the head of security at that time, i went by there and did an inspection i was by this weekend but asked about a party i haven't heard any compliments i didn't make a big deal but nevertheless, we received a complaint it was forwarded to us from officer my hat's off i'll go by thursday and take time to see if we can't solve it and a similar with barbara rosa loufrng i went by new year's i didn't know if it was the same operator when i talked to the operator the week after the first week of january they said they are were not doing a lot of entertainment they were going to do a lounge situation that changed they have been doing entertainment and a neighbor on the other side

. >> inspector pauley. >> several items to report to you about new complaint and 84 the noise complaint from the hotel next to the campus hotel issues around noisy smokers and just planners conjugating the additional i did notice two large groups won their line is really busy and the smoking section which is which when i was there formed a across the additional is narrow alley i mentioned i was concerned about that to the head of security at that time, i went by there and did an inspection i was by this weekend but asked about a party i haven't heard any compliments i didn't make a big deal but nevertheless, we received a complaint it was forwarded to us from officer my hat's off i'll go by thursday and take time to see if we can't solve it and a similar with barbara rosa loufrng i went by new year's i didn't know if it was the same operator when i talked to the operator the week after the first week of january they said they are were not doing a lot of entertainment they were going to do a lounge situation that changed they have been doing entertainment and a neighbor on the other side

i'm jane pauley. and this is "sunday morning."

she'll sit down with jane pauley. >> holly hunter doesn't play a role, she reveals it. >> that's very powerful for meo just own it. >> ahead on "sunday morning". inspiration for one of holly hunter's most iconic performances. >> because today -- up next.n in capes. >> cowan: shakes is a story from bill geist all about a collecting compulsion that eventer himself in its spell. >> this is the kind of device -- i started collecting souvenir salt and pepper shakers ago. >> these are my favorite. world's largest ball of twine. >> thinking america would become this such knick-knacks. boy, was i wrong. >> i would guess around 55,000. >> and pepper collecting later on "sunday morning." >> cowan: rita at a show of jackson pollack paint innings dallas. conor knighton is on the trail steve hartman visits a cattleat's gone vegan and faith sailly warns that selfies can be hazardous to your health. first, the headlines the 6th of march,ld trump and ted cruz are both winners in the latest republican presidential nominating contests. caucuses. cruz won caucuses in kansas and maine. as for theon louis

. >> reporter: outside the comedy shareholder in west hollywood, comedian pauley shore reacted. >> garry and david, they started that kind of style. it's terrible. he was very close friends with the comedy store. say that hey now thing. >> reporter: shandling was best known for his work on "the garry shandling show" that won three emmys. >> live from hollywood. it's the garry shandling show. >> reporter: he established himself in stand-up appearing on "the tonight show" with johnny carson and on the late show with david letter rememberman. kathy griffin reposted this picture my long time friend garry shandling was here. making me laugh. i loved him. i'll miss our talks the most. his long time friend jerry seinfeld. the two went down memory lane as they visited the places that helped shape their career. >> jimmy says to me, that was so good. how is next tuesday for you on "the tonight show "? and that is what changed my life. >> shandling died yesterday in a los angeles hospital. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the battle between donald trump and ted cru

jane pauley has our sunday profile. >> holly hunter is only 5'2". >> give me that baby. but on camera she packs a powerful punch. whether playing a screen-steal ing secretary. or a detective battling inner demons. >> what i didn't tell them was my name or that i was a cop. or that you left a beer bottle at my house. even very ordinary people upon look extraordinary and i've played a lot of every day kind of people. normally might not have a lens trained on them. >> holly hunter digs deep into her characters, consider "the piano commitment won her an oscar in the role of 19th century woman who was mute. >> there are no word but there was lot of communication with your hands. >> right. >> she says -- you made up that language. language interpreter. >> how did you speak? >> then we kind of created one that would look good, with my hands, something that i felt comfortable with that would be >> but when holly hunter does speak, there's no mistaking that distinctive accent. it comes straight from conyers, georgia, where she grew up youngest of seven kids. >> i was, you know, b

the women are headed to la for saturday's open round game against colorado state at pauley pavilion. john sable has more. >> reporter: when the women's ncaa tournament bracket came out usf was in the same region as rival u-conn. >> the last two years we have played u-conn more than anybody. our team has played them better than anybody. to put us in the same region was a surprise. >> the bulls lost to connecticut three times including last week during the conference title game. us p may face connecticut a 4th the elite 8 but they need to beat colorado that have only lost one game all year. >> you don't win 31 games, surprise they are better than a 11 seed. >> jose's squad advance and the bulls struggled against louisville. >> we didn't do what we needed to do the last four minutes. they know what is at stake. >> reporting at usf, john sable, abc action sports. >>> and the rays have put logan forsythe on the day to day list. he was beamed in the left arm by an aaron noa fastball. he was in obvious pay. forsythe has an elbow contusion and will be out for a few days. they beat the rays 5

police say the driver david pauley lamouras not wearing a bet is and was ejected from the car. he died at the scene. his girlfriend roxana villa remains in critical condition but is expected to make a reserve. >> laurie: is it hot enough for you out there? it is gorgeous but really steamy. >> calvin: great day to get out there and vote if you're going to do it. only 40 minunus left. >> trent: and hopefully the precinct is a conditioned. some locations 90 degrees in south florida. our normal high should be around 80 and typically when we get in which heat and humidity we see a couple of showers and thunderstorms pop up. broward, you were quiet. and we are watching these showers die out well south of homestead and florida city, and as we go throughout the evening our temperatures will slowly fall. official at fort lauderdale and miami we yen. there's our normal 80. key west was 4 above why are normal sitting at 82. still at 88 degrees pembroke pines and hialeah and tomorrow the upper 60s to around 70 with the wind light, more out of the east tomorrow and eventually right back out

18:42:16 jessica pauley "my friend and i actually met on st. patrick's day, we've been friends for 10 years and it's thing."the party lasts into the wee hours of the morning. if you're still trying to nail down plans later tonight-- we have a list of the top 9 places to sport your green on our website -- wcpo dot com. st. patrick's day is a popular holiday when it comes to drinking.and police across the tri-state will be looking for drunk drivers.there will be a d-u-i checkpoint later tonight in middletown... and officers tell 9 on your side they're also looking for aggressive drivers and people who aren't wearing seatbelts.if you spot an impared driver... you can text *star-dui* or call 911 to report it. if you're in the mood for a festive st. patrick's drink without the booze... head to your neighborhood triple-a office.all triple-a offices in the greater cincinnati area are serving up special non- alcoholic mocktails today... along with some recepies and safety tips.you *don't* need to be a triple-a member to enjoy one.organizers say they wa

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. >> inspector pauley. >> several items to report to you about new complaint and 84 the noise complaintrom the hotel next to the campus hotel issues around noisy smokers and just planners conjugating the additional i did notice two large groups won their line is really busy and the smoking section which is which when i was there formed a across the additional is narrow alley i mentioned i was concerned about that to the head of security at that time, i went by there and did an inspection i was by this weekend but asked about a party i haven't heard any compliments i didn't make a big deal but nevertheless, we received a complaint it was forwarded to us from officer my hat's off i'll go by thursday and take time to see if we can't solve it and a similar with barbara rosa loufrng i went by new year's i didn't know if it was the same operator when i talked to the operator the week after the first week of january they said they are were not doing a lot of entertainment they were going to do a lounge situation that changed they have been doing entertainment and a neighbor on the other side o

that's why you see somebody like pauley shore.oes a talk show, that's right, khloe does talk show in her kitchen. okay? that's why you are seeing these people. >> and you have cocktails. >> yes. >> before his hospitalization, her estranged husband, that would be lamar odom, still new jenner as bruce, not caitlin. so khloe said she kept him very sheltered about the information, as he recovered from his problems. >> of course also in the news, big thing about this yerkes photographed in a bar and there were some drinks in front of him and interesting. >> it was the middle of the night on easter morning. then there was footage later of him taking the kids to easter service in the same sweatshirt he was drinking in. >> so you were watching it. mz live, too. >> at least he made it to church. >> she has put in so much, tried to shelter him, and stopped the divorce and all of this, and he is like it is only couple of drinks. >> he went from sangria to church wine. matter of hours. >> get ready empire. the show on fox back tonight. what w

i asked pauley's friends who saw them together more than anyone held at eleanor deal with paulie because as i said she was a patient and said what she thought and later said to me she could be embarrassingly direct but i credit eleanor roosevelt for hanging in there with her and being unwilling to allow this young woman to lie out alone crying in the wilderness. and that was one of the first interview cited. so that gave me a window into eleanor roosevelt's patients with young people, pauline particular, and her willingness to listen. that was the other thing. she appeared to be -- in social psychology we talk about making relationships work and the active listening. you couldn't find a more active listener than eleanor roosevelt. she was the ideal active listener. totally accepting of people wherever they were. so, she really opened her home, she invited paulie up for an overnight stay. she would invite her significant other to lunch with eleanor so her openness -- i was also interested in her growth and when i think about this friendship and i've been talking primarily about paulie at

washington state parole board denies murderer timothy pauley's request for early release, adding moren two decades to his sentence. he was convicted of killing three people at a seattle-area tavern in 1980. the parole board says his original sentence was too lax by today's standards. and the former gawker editor who posted hulk hogan's sex tape online is expected to testify. gawker is presenting its defense in that $100 million lawsuit this week. heather: millions of americans facing a severe weather threat as storm systems barrel across the northeast and the south. and it comes after southern flooding killed at least six people, destroying thousands of homes, closed major roadways as well this weekend. meteorologist maria molina is live for us in the fox weather center covering it all. >> reporter: hi, heather, good to see you. the weather really has been wild over this past week across the united states. and i want to start out with parts of the south where we had to deal with potentially some areas picking up more than a foot of rain out here. so very heavy rainfall moving through

. >> inspector pauley. >> several items to report to you about new complaint and 84 the noise complaint from the hotel next to the campus hotel issues around noisy smokers and just planners conjugating the additional i did notice two large groups won their line is really busy and the smoking section which is which when i was there formed a across the additional is narrow alley i mentioned i was concerned about that to the head of security at that time, i went by there and did an inspection i was by this weekend but asked about a party i haven't heard any compliments i didn't make a big deal but nevertheless, we received a complaint it was forwarded to us from officer my hat's off i'll go by thursday and take time to see if we can't solve it and a similar with barbara rosa loufrng i went by new year's i didn't know if it was the same operator when i talked to the operator the week after the first week of january they said they are were not doing a lot of entertainment they were going to do a lounge situation that changed they have been doing entertainment and a neighbor on the other side

. >> inspector pauley. >> several items to report to you about new complaint and 84 the noise complaintom the hotel next to the campus hotel issues around noisy smokers and just planners conjugating the additional i did notice two large groups won their line is really busy and the smoking section which is which when i was there formed a across the additional is narrow alley i mentioned i was concerned about that to the head of security at that time, i went by there and did an inspection i was by this weekend but asked about a party i haven't heard any compliments i didn't make a big deal but nevertheless, we received a complaint it was forwarded to us from officer my hat's off i'll go by thursday and take time to see if we can't solve it and a similar with barbara rosa loufrng i went by new year's i didn't know if it was the same operator when i talked to the operator the week after the first week of january they said they are were not doing a lot of entertainment they were going to do a lounge situation that changed they have been doing entertainment and a neighbor on the other side of