michelle miller explains how one man wants to bring those jobs back, while changing the aviation cultureame time. >> reporter: for as long as 18-year-old davion lee can remember, he's dreamed of soaring high. >> i looked up and saw an airplane, said "mom, i'm going to fly that one day." it's just been a passion that grew in me ever since.r:pit romy coordinated turn! >> reporter: growing up, stanislaus also found an interest in flying, but he didn't have the same guidance. >> told myself that i would never probably be a pilot because i actually never saw a pilot that looked like myself. >> reporter: just over 2.5% of aircraft pilots and flight engineers are african american, according to the bureau of labor statistics. so last year, stanislaus started giving free flights, often to kids of color. >> aviation is just, it's a very expensive career to get into. so it is definitely a barrier. >> reporter: he's part of fly for the culture, a non-profit that promotes inclusion in aviation. when you take a kid up for the first time, you see their reaction? >> oh, it's, it's priceless. >> this is

i'm anthony mason along with michelle miller and dana jacobson. later we're going to take you inside a charity that's doing really incredible work for veterans. america's vet dogs provides service dogs to those who served our country and it's work that can truly save the lives of the people they're assigned to. we'll see how they do it and check in with one of the most famous service dogs, former president george h.w. bush's dog sully. >> look at that face. >>> he's known as portraying several faces. actor michael k. williams' new roll is from the central park jogger case where five black teens were convicted of a crime they did not commit. he'll join us at the table. >>> they played the foil to mark zuckerberg. the real winkle ross twins lost out. but the story of how they finally hit it big is told in a new story, bitcoin billionaires. we'll speak with the author. that's ahead as well. >>> but we begin with more dangerous weather across the country this holiday weekend. at least ten related deaths have been reported so far. now new powerful stor

here is michelle miller. >> oh my god! we're about to die! >> good lord. >> oh, my.the robots have come for us. >> reporter: what was a joke a few years ago is now a step closer to reality. this week wing aviation, google's drone delivery service was given the green light by the faa to start making commercial drone deliveries within the year. the company met the agency's safety requirements by conducting thousands of test nights in australia and participating in a pilot program in virginia. as part of this pilot program, wing used an unlikely test subject, chipotle burritos, delivering them to virginia tech students in 2016. >> i hope it starts here and spreads everywhere. i think it could be a really good idea. >> reporter: what started as a lunchtime delivery for college students now aims to increase access to goods, ease carbon emissions, and decrease traffic congestion. the drones can carry anything from a family's weekly groceries to medical supplies, possibly changing the future of health care. earlier this month, a drone delivered a donor kidney to surgeo at t

i'm anthony mason along with dana jacobson and michelle miller. did you have enough wrist? can't do it with the same flair as scott. >>> coming up, we're going to talk about one of the most fierce fighters in boxing. we're going to spend some time with the heavyweight champ because his childhood, current life, like nothing you'd expect. he's putting his heavyweight title on the line tonight. >>> then the art world was rocked again this week when for the third time in nearly five years, a world auction record was set for a work by a living artist. we'll take look at the sale and the previous record-breakers. >> wow. >>> and last night was opening night for the largest t. rex ever found. this is scotty the t. rex, and we'll go to saskatchewan for the party 70 million years in the making. that's later in the show. >> scotty of saskatchewan. >>> but we begin this morning with a veer storm system overnight stretching from canada to mexico. it still threatens millions of americans. dozens of twisters with were reported overnight in kansas, oklahoma, and nebraska, with more severe

i'm anthony mason along with michelle miller and dana jacobson.appy mother's day, everyone. >> thank you. >> is there some news? did something happen earlier this week? >> a little something. >> yes, yes. >> congratulations to you. >> thank you very much. >> anthony, for people that didn't hear, is leaving us and going to the weekday show. five days a week you get to get up early. >> i know. ee going to be doing this for a few more weeks. >> we've been rooting for you for so long. we love you so much. >> and i've been rooting for you. you will not be losing me. >> he's my favorite playa because he tries hard. >> thatway to go, dana. >>> coming up, we're going to take you to the surface of the moon or at least what served as a surface of the moon for apollo 11 60 years ago. we'll get the backstory on that and why the moon landing almost wasn't broadcast on tv. >> i can't wait to hear about that. >>> plus, we're off to london where one of the world's most historic convert venues got a major update. the royal albert has the largest speaker system. to

"cbs this morning: saturday" co-host michelle miller is here. what did serena have to say?gly defended her after her infamous cat suit outfit was banned by the french tennis association last year. now she says he has faith in nike's policies toward female athletes. >> they're doing better. that's what it's about, learning from mistakes and doing better. >> reporter: in a post match, she said nike showed up for her when she was pregnant with her daughter in 2017. >> it started with making a statement with me, and theyey wn nt to aye lynns. >> she was responded to the op-ed in which former and current athletes spoke about the financial penalties they face if they became pregnant. the times reports williams kept her nike sponsorship dial while she was pregnant. >> if they want to call you crazy, fine. shell them what crazy can do. >> reporter: she slammed nike in her video op-ed. >> if we want to be an athlete and a mother, well, that's just craze whether. >> reporter: in a statement overnight serena was right about learning from mistakes, but it's an absolute mistake to accep

cnn global affairs analyst and former state department negotiator aaron david miller and senior diplomatic correspondent michellebeen waiting a long time for this. let's start with what we just heard. to the palestinians, when you say we're going to stop talking about two states, they think an administration they have seen as being putting its thumb on the scale of prime minister netanyahu in the beginning is going further. can they put it any other way? >> i think the plan is designed to reconceive and reform late america's approaches to peace make no, state, no real capital in jerusalem. maybe bits and capital in east jerusalem and maybe even a grown light for israeli annexation of significant parts of the west bank. >> so let's listen to more of this in the sense that while we've been waiting for this plan the trump administration has moved the embassy to jerusalem, essentially settling and giving the american stamp on what used to be a so-called final status issue. let the israelis and palestinians figure out what jerusalem is. you also had now the administration saying and benjamin netanyahu says he'll name