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anthony mason tells us the day of judgment is coming in federal court.mistakable opening chords have helped the 1971 song stairway to heaven earn a reported $550 million. but a rival band says led zeppelin stole them from their instrumental written three years earlier. the song taurus appeared on spirit's debut album when led zeppelin first toured america in 1968 they opened for spirit. i'd say it was a ripoff spirit's front man randy california said in a 1997 interview. and the guys made millions of bucks on it and never said thank you. california died that year, but a judge has finally found the similarities substantial enough to go to trial. do they have a case? >> i think they do. >> steve gordon is an entertainment lawyer. >> most musicians would tell you they borrow from each other. >> they're inspired from each other. >> when does it cross the line? >> when they're so similar that an ordinary person listening to both would thing that they were substantially similar. that can get expensive. in march of last year, marvin gaye's children were awarded

anthony mason talk to james dyson, about the new product. >> i want them to laugh. >> it has been 30rs since james dyson first invented the bag less vacuum. and built an empire out of air. there are blade less fans, hand drains dryers, purify ers, now, dyson hopes his latest invention will blow you away. >> first thing you notice, very light, very slim, very nicely bald. the second thing you will notice when you put it on, just put it on, it is very quiet. so i can carry on talking to you while i'm doing my hair. >> he's spoken with us from tokyo where dyson launched his new hair dryer a mid great fanfare, the dryer which dyson says is lighter, faster, and more efficient, took over four years and more than $200 million to develop. >> you see, that circumvent sean al motor. we've developed a motor that size, tiny motor, of course much smaller, much lighter, and very much faster, and gives very high pressure. >> like many dyson products, all that technology comes at a higher cost to consumers. the dyson supersonic is expected to retail for about $400. >> you think people are going to p

that was anthony mason reporting, now funeral plans are still pending, but several cities are planningbutes including new orleans, on monday, fans have organized a jazz funeral for the music legend and minneapolis is also preparing a final send off. >>> still ahead there is no limits to the imagination, here, vittoria woodill takes us to a ultimate playground for kids where funnies going to new heights. >>> also ahead, a program night with a very special meaning. >>> and still some showers around this morning, justin is back with what you can expect for the rest of your weekend, stay wit do you think when you are president you'll be paid as... much as if it were a man- male this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesnt happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >>> back on "eyewitness news" with 50 years of caring, fellowship house of south camden mark their golden anniversary during a s

anthony mason tells us the day of judgment is coming in federal court.e unmistakable opening chords have helped the 1971 song stairway to heaven earn a reported $550 million. but a rival band says led zeppelin stole them from their instrumental written three years earlier. o to trial.urus appeared on do they have a case? >> i think they .or>> they're i other. >> when does it cro similar tha an ordinary person listening to both would thing that they were substantially similar. that can get expensive. in march of last year, marvin gaye's children were awarded $7 million when a jury found robin thick and pharrell song "blurred lines" copied "st" >> if theurns. be gold. ♪ and she's anthonyas >>> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. news">>> welcome t major victor gap. our job is to stand up ques new york media today for a racially tinged skit sok stood .

and she's climbing a stairway to heaven >> anthony mason, cbs news, new >>> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news" the race for the white house is traveling up and done broadway this week. new york holds its primary next tuesday. donald trump and hillary clinton are fighting on their home turf. clinton is engaged in an increasingly testy battle with off a string of wins and is nancy cordes reports. >> reporter: the former vice presidential candidate ruled out ambitious political moves before. speaker? >> i am not. >> why not? i don't want to be speaker. a month later ryan was sworn in as speaker. today he said this is different. >> being speaker of the house is a far cry from being president of the united states. >> reporter: ryan will sever as chairman of the july gop convention and acknowledge delegates

anthony mason is with us along with josh elliot along with our digital network.u both. republican rivals ted cruz and john kasich are teaming up to stop donald trump. the two candidates announced late last night they will work together to try to prevent donald trump from winning three upcoming primaries. he's accusing them of collusion and calls their effort a, quote, everything that's wrong in washington and our political system. >> it begins with the indiana primary a week from tomorrow as cbs news battleground tracker poll shows trump leading cruz there by five points. major garrett is in washington to look at the possible impact of two political rivals targeting the front-runner. major, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ted cruz and john kasich are essentially treating the battle for the gop none nation like a tag team wrestling match. this unprecedented alliance comes in advance of what is expect ed to be a five-state primary sweep by trump on tuesday which means it may be too little too late. >> i'm only interested in the first ballot. i'm not intere

anthony mason is here now to show us prince's reign over the music industry. , prince wasn't a large physical presence. during interviews he often came off as shy. when in studio or on stage, his persona fill to grow whatever space he occupied. ♪ with the sound that danced between rock, soul, and funk, he'd become one of the '80s most influential artists. "i didn't dress like anybody. i didn't look like anybody. i didn't sound like anybody," prince once said. "why to what everybody else is doing?" with his grinch-like grin, prince seduced his audience and flirted with controversy. an audacious performer, he flaunted his androgyny, daring anyone to defy ♪ >> reporter: his musicianship was astounding. a self-taught virtuoso on guitar, keyboards, and drums, he played all 27 instruments on his debut album. ♪ after honing his sound at minneapolis's first avenue nightclub, prince broke through in 1979 with "i wannabe your lover." >> prince! ♪ lover >> reporter: four years later, he'd become one of the first black artists to get regular play on mtv with this song -- ♪

. >>> anthony mason has a >> i will introduce you to a whiz kid chasing big box and the silicon valley. >>> we will go to australia and visit folks who live underground. we will find out why hugh jackman is pushing his own brand of coffee. and a comedian and father will perry -- tooth fairy prices keep going up. >> that is a good question. >> we look forward to that. >>> this is our favorite segment of the whole morning. you don't typically think of comfy sued in the spring. but a grilled cheese sandwich melted to perfection hits the spot in any season. april 12 is national grilled cheese day. >> here to create some sinfully good sandwiches, is our chef alex from staten island. good morning. you have three bs that you keep in mind when putting together the perfect world cheese sandwich. >> base, butter and blend. so the base, we have to choose the right red. it should be thick. the right bread. it should be thick and creamy. for grilled cheese, you have to use the right amount of butter. and the blend of cheeses. >> this is not your grandmother's grilled cheese. would you describe thes

." >> anthony mason and vinita nair join us live with a preview. good morning. >> did he say a cigar room? >> and a barn door. >>reporter: hi, hazel, hi, andrea. >> good morning. >>reporter: coming up the quest to find alien life. we'll go inside the billionaire- backed plan to launch thousands of satellites to some of the farthest reaches of space. can it work? >>reporter: plus from searching for mohammed ali's gold medal to tracking down jim brown's super bowl ring, meet the sports detective that sniffs out the facts amongst the frauds. >>reporter: from his oscar- winning film "boyhood" to his cult hit "dazed and confused" director richard link letter is here to talk about his latest comedy "everybody wants some." >>reporter: all that, your eye opener of the dish and the number one album in the country, the luminneers will perform. >> i love them. >> exciting show. >> we're excited for them too. >> thanks, guys. we look forward to watching. >>> well, one little boy is showing us all that you're never too young to show gratitude to our men and wom

anthony mason takes a look at one performance in particular that stands out above the rest. [ music ] >> reporter: with the sound that danceed between rock, soul and funk, he had become one of the '80s' most influence absolutely artists. with his grinch like grin he seduced his audience and an audacious performer he flaunted his androgeny. daring anyone to define him. >> reporter: musicianship was astounding. a self taught virtuoso on guitar, keyboards and drums. he played all 27 instruments on his debut album. [ music ] >> after honing his sound at minneapolis' first avenue nightclub, prince broke through in 1979 with i want to be your lover. >> prince! [ applause ] >> reporter: four years later >> reporter: four years later he had become one of the first black artists to get regular play on mtv with this song. [ music ] >> reporter: it was off the album 1999. the record which made prince a superstar. [ music ] >> but his follow-up took him into the stratosphere. [ music ] purple rain sell more than 20 million copies worldwide and become one of the defining albums of the decade. [ mu

anthony mason looks at his influence on music. stevie wonder and others will be with us.alk with the music legend's former drummer and band mate sheila e. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> what's going on in the studio? a lot of noise. hter[ laug [ indiscernible ] >> live tv. >> i hope she is okay. >> it's a live set. it's a live set. you never know what happens. >> we have not served any champagne yet. [ laughter ] >> we want to see that footage from the camera that's mounted in the corner of the studio. >> a lot of fun going on there. [ laughter ] >> we'll see you at 7:00. >> have a good weekend. we've already started out. >>> they are having so much fun but props for norah to keep a straight face. sounds like a lot was happening there. a lot on the roads. north 880 at 16th street embarcadero we have an accident still stuck in the left lane causing a big delay on the nimitz. northbound 880 crawling along. wet weather, slick surfaces and a backup, 30 minutes, 238 to the maze. vallejo an accident west 80/780 connector a spinout over to the right shoulde

anthony mason and vanita meyer join us with a preview.d morning. >> hey, rahel, good morning, coming up: the quest to find aliens life. >> billionaire plan it launch thousands of satellites to some of the furthers reaches of space k it work? >> searching for new hall add ali gold metaling, to jim brown's superbowl ring. meet the sports detective, fact amongst the fraud. >> oscar winning film boyhood to his cult hit dazed and confused director here to talk about his latest comedy everybody wants some. >> all of that, eye opener, dish, music from number one albumn in the year, performing our saturday session. that's all just ahead. >> and the lots to look forwards to. >> imagine this, airline dropping one of its fees. delta will no longer charge customers extra, to talk to an actual person when booking a flight over the phone or at the ticket counter. phone fee was $25, and the fee for buying ticket at an airport was $35. >> spending time on the air and road. travel update. in this tech minute, cnet.com, rounding up essential apps for jet s

." >> yes, anthony mason and vinita nair, can you handle that house? >>reporter: i can afford the poetry house. >> you may want to change some of the names. >>reporter: coming up a look one of the most anticipated technologies in years is released to the public, but will the oculous rift be the breakthrough moment for virtual reality. >> then he gave up the danger of war photography for swimming with sharks. find out why a single decision changed one man's career and saved his life. >>reporter: also, he's the man at the mic to this year's final four. bill raferty's catch weather then heathers has made him a legend. hear where he gets his classic lines. >> speaking of march madness, their song "turn up" was choazen as a theme song for the ncaa tournament. the song heavy will perform in our saturday session. >> no hoyas in the final four. sorry about that, anthony. next time. >> again. >> didn't mean to rub it in. >>> let's get a final check on the weather. >> all right. showers for today, around the 50s. then tonight the cold air really sinks in. so wha

. >>> good information there, well, there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning, saturday, anthony masonan eat adjourn us live with a preview, good morning. >> good morning, rahel, coming up just when you thought the airlines couldn't squeeze any more out of you. well, now you need to pay to avoid the middle seat. details on who is doing it, and why it could get worse. >> plus, getting a last laugh. tonight will be president obama's last white house correspondence dinnerment look back at the comedian in chief greatest hits. >> get ready for summer slam. we will preview the summer movie season which starts in just a few days. >> all of that, plus your eye opener, the dish, music from bob mold, in our saturday session, just ahead on cbs this morning. saturday. >> all right, sure to be a loft laughs there, anita. thank you very much. >> looking forward to seeing. that will justin joining us, justin, i don't know how much we're looking forwards to this forecast. there are couple of days, though. >> we do have nice days coming up. we'll get to that. this weekend, not so much. weather watch re

. >>> well, there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning, saturday, and anthony mason and vanita nairns you live from new york with the preview, good morning, guys. >> good morning. coming up a look into the future, one of the most anticipated technology in years is released to the public but will the objecting lust rift be the break through moment for virtual reality. >>> he gave up danger of war photography for swimming with sharks, find out why a single decision changed one man's career and saved his life. >> also he is man at mike for this years final four, bill rafferty calls and catch phrases have made him a broadcasting legend hear where he gets his lines. >>> their song turn up was chosen as a theme song for the march madness tournament, the band the heavy will perform in our saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. >> all right, thank you. >>> a lot of philadelphia fans watching the final four very closely tonight. >>> a party in ardmore marks a special occasion, "eyewitness news" at wynnewood bowling lane for susan, who celebrated her 100 birthday. his nick

anthony mason looks at his influence on music, stevie wonder and famed music producer la read will bel talk with the music legends' former drummer and fiancee, all of that as we remember prince this morning. the news is back in the morning. we'll see in you about ten minute. thank you for all of your courtesy last night. it was a pleasure to be in philadelphia. >> thank you so much, charlie. we will be watching this morning. >> thanks a lot. >> it is dream drive time. i saw some segments i cannot wait. cannot wait. >> okay, brooke. so we had so much fun shooting this story, i even got to make some new friends. some friendly, i would say maybe some we would even have to call grumpy. take a look and see what i mean. >> from philly to pottstown, and rural mountain berks county. well, we just got off 422, now headed toward one of pottstown's favorites. i here i'm about to have an amazing sandwich. >> open to grumpy's canned carved sandwiches six years ago. >> the first i asked is the name grumpy. is it true that that came from -- >> him! my son. >> from your son. >> correct. >> we should

little a lot coming up on cbs this morning, saturday, anthony mason and vanita meyer join us live withrning, guys. >> rahel, good morning, coming up the battle over encryption, just exploded, and an app used by more than billion people announces it inch corrupting text, videos, even phonecalls. we'll look into it. >> also in this age every multi media, shooting cell phone video the best way to apply for college? university thinks so. so much so they're scrapping the essay as well as the sat's. >> and modern day noah's arc. meet the photographer who is trying to document the world's wildlife species before they disappear forever. >> all of that plus your eye opener, the dish, music interest charles bradley in our saturday session, just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> all right, anthony and van eat, a thank you. i don't know about you guys but i can't keep one technology these days, too much. >> moving so fast. >> oh, yes. >> thank you, look forward to it. well, don't look down. thrilling new exhibit opens at the adventure aquarium in camden. check out this, shark bridge. >> it sp

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anthony mason and vanita nair join us live from new york with the preview, good morning. >> good morning, rahel. coming up art of the inspiration how one woman's painted inspired a best selling author to write its first children's book. >>> plus a business partner sent him out on his own. we will go to an ambitious eatery housed inside a suburban mansion. >>> rock and rel role hall of famer bonnie rate is back we will talk about how recent tour got her started and she will perform in the saturday session. >> all that plus your eye open's head on cbs this morning, saturday. >> all right, thank you very much. a neat a and anthony, always lots to look forward to, thank you. >>> the flyers return to the wells fargo center tomorrow for game six of their first round playoff against the washington capitals. in the second period, ryan white's shot, goes off of the capitals defenseman and took the let. flyers took the lead. michael neuvirth made the lead stan. he haded a playoff career high 44 saves. flyers win two to nothing. >>> stay with us, justin is back to tell us when those showers will cl

. >> anthony mason described him earlier as restlessly prolific. you say he was a work ahallic. go to the movie or hang out and do something. and then go to sound check. you know, and then again, yes, a workaholic. we would sometimes go and stop at a recording studio just to record before we'd get to the next show. >> why did you feel i have to be in minneapolis this morning? why was that important to you? what is happening there? >> well, yesterday morning when i found out, i immediately called my manager, gilbert, who was with me at the time, and i said, we've got to go back home. i called it home, i said, we've got to go back to minneapolis. we have to find out what's happening. you know, i just felt that i needed to be here. and i felt that he would want me to be here. >> have you heard exactly what happened, sheila? there's so much speculation and rumor. have you heard exactly what happened to him? >> we're still waiting on a lot. i do know a lot. there's things i can't talk about. i really wanted to just share my -- any time that i got a chance to speak with anyone was rea

i'm anthony mason. >> coming up this half hour, a fan of the csi tv shows helped solve a murder usingies. see what she saw that police didn't. >>> why does sports fans go crazy watching their favorite team? a new book helps us understand why fans do what they do. >>> even though it is spring, the summer movie blockbusters start arriving in theaters next week. we've got a preview ahead. >>> first our top story this half hour. donald trump wants republicans to unify around his presidential candida candidacy. as opposition to him increases. the gop front runner told the california state san francisco last night that he will win the nomination. >> hundreds of protesters demonstrated against trump outside the hotel where he spoke. the crowds forced trump to leave the motorcade and walk to the convention. >> that was not the easiest entrance i've ever made. my wife called she said there are helicopters following you and then we went under a fence and through a fence. i felt like i was crossing the border, actually. you know? john boehner this week boehner referred to cruz asuc >> john boehn

anthony mason is auditorium in nashville where haggard was set to perform earlier this year. >> reportermerle haggard will be greatly missed here in the capital of country music. even though his brand of outlaw country was originally a rebellion against the slick nashville sound of the '60s. haggard would rack up 38 number one hits across three decades and become one of music's most admired artists. >> i'm proud to be an. oaky fr o okie from muskogee ♪ >> reporter: this poked fun at the hippie generation and made him the height of the vietnam wam. >> there is more than one message. one of them is pride for this country and we all agree on that. >> reporter: much of haggard's music was a reflection of his childhood. at one point, his family lived in a converted railway boxcar. ♪ ♪ the old boxcar >> reporter: when he was 9, his father passed away suddenly and haggard spent his teen years in juvenile hall and in prison and spending three years in san quent quentin. he saw a legendary by legendary johnny cash behind bars and that was left in his memory. >> i said this guy has got something.

i'm anthony mason. >> i'm vinita nair. >>> this half hour, coming up, the changing face of college admissionore s.a.t.s and no more essays! see how some schools want video shot on cell phone. >> perhaps the biggest golf weekend of the year. we will preview the final round of the masters as jordan spieth tries to repeat as champ. >>> the newest entries to the n. >>> new arrests of terror suspects in belgium. ve brussels. they include the last remaining identified fugitive in the november attacks in paris. >> police are trying to determine if the suspect mohamed abrini is the so-called man in the hat who escaped the sued bombing at the brussels airport last month. the raids came one day after police released a surveillance video asking for help from the public. >> keith allen harward is joining his first full day of freedom this morning. the north carolina man was released from a virginia prison on friday where he served 33 years for a crime he did not commit. dna evidence cleared harward from the bite marks prosecutors are relied on. >> whatever i want to do, because i can do it. >> harward s

i'm anthony mason. >> i'm vinita nair. >>> this half hour, oculus rift.ual reality? >> guns 'n roses performed together on stage last night in los angeles. >> a photographer goes from covering war to warriors and now to the ocean's great killers. later, why one man says his years of covering conflict has changed the way he sees the world. that is ahead. >>> isis and nuclear weapons in washington. representatives from 50 nations heard president obama talk about the danger of nuclear terrorism. he warned that isis will try to get atomic material to make a nuclear bomb. >> there is no doubt that if these mad men ever got their hands on a nuclear bomb or nuclear material, they most certainly would use it to kill as many innocent people as possible. >> mr. obama reported progress at the summit saying all 50 of the participating nation have tightened security at their nuclear storage sites. >> all of the presidential candidates in wisconsin today. republican donald trump has three events in the state which hold its primary on tuesday. democrats hillary clinton

the firm continues to expand its range of products and only on "cbs this morning," anthony mason with a first look at the dyson supersonic. your hair looks nice. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. james dyson's been making use of the air around us for more than three decades. today, the company that bears his name launched the supersonic hairdryer. an invention, he says, designed to revolutionize your routine. >> i want them to last. >> reporter: it's been 30 years since james dyson first invented the bagless vacuum and built an empire out of air. tryiers, heaters, humidifiers, and purifiers. now, dyson hopes his latest invention will blow you away. >> the first thing you notice, it's very light and slim and nicely balanced. the second thing, when you switch it on, i've switched it on, is that it's quiet. i can carry on talking to you while i'm doing my hair. >> reporter: he spoke with us from tokyo where dyson launched his new hairdryer amid great fanfare earlier this morning. why are you in sfwhoek? well, the japanese love me to tech willing. and -- technology. and this is

i'm anthony mason. >> i'm vinita nair. >>> this half hour, set free from a life sentence.n is released from prison after new evidence shows he was wrongly convicted in a 1957 murder. >>> then after a historic nba season, the league gets ready to break even more ground by having players wear advertising on their jerseys. >> new music from the lumineers. the band with the number one album in the country will perform ahead in our "saturday session." >>> first, our top story this half hour. at least 32 people are dead in two powerful earthquakes that rocked japan. in the southern kumamoto injured 15,000 people. rescuers are rushing to find survivors in the rubble as the danger of mudslides complications the rescue effort. >> damaged buildings are spread over a wide avenue as after-shocks continue to shake the area. meanwhile, on the same island mt. oso, the largest active volcano in japan is erupting and not clear if there is a link between the earthquake and that eruption. >>> severe storm in the rockies. snow and tornadoes. in elkhart, kansas, a twister was spotted on friday