i'm anthony mason. >> and i'm alex saturday.ity of maryland surprised virginia and the ncaa basketball tournament. vi nt. first time a number 16 seed beat the first seed in men's nournament history. >> hand painted custom murals shat are advertising for companies also improve the beauty of the neighborhood. a will take a look at how art rtets business. >> and more than 50 years after taking america as part of the british invasion, anthony will talk with the foungd members of the zombies and they will perform two of their classics in our saturday session. > buts ahead. lf first the top story, the deadly lorida bridge collapse. fromers were moving the first six vehicle where six people ndre kill and there are new festions about the foot bridge. >> trait transportation officials were warping about six days before it collapsed. they are not sure the cracks contributed to the tragedy. >> a crack in a bridge does not necessarily mean it's unsafe. the crews were out there inspecting it and applying tension. i don't know if that was rel

not before a a chat with our anthony mason. >> on the red carpet four years ago, jared leto said theyive oscars to people like me. >> i just never expected it. never expected an award, a prize, for anything in my entire life. >> i have been looking for you >> he was nominated for best supporting actor, in "dallas buyers club." >> and the oscar goes to, jared >> did that change things for >> absolutely.i got to stand, o front of, you know a couple billion people probably. >> i love you, mom, thank you for teaching me to dream. >> there its nothing better than being able to thank your mother. >>icha her again. >> for his oscar winning role, . >> a transgender woman with aids. leto had dropped 30 pounds. w >> and waxed his entire body. >> i will be a beautiful angel. immersing himself in a part. as he did again for the joker. >> what are you going to do, you going to kill me? >> in 2016s, suicide squad. i you, really, really bad. >> and. >> robot replicants in last year's blade runner sequel. >> you think i have nothing offer but pain. >> is the roles that demand it ? >> you are either a

>> anthony mason, he is joking today. we begin with this.ition forces in syria killed at least one american. at least one other person was killed and five others were wounded in the roadside bombing last night. it may have happened near the turkish syrian border. a u.s. military spokesman could not immediately say who was behind the attack. >> president trump told supporters in ohio yesterday that the u.s. would get out of syria very soon. he added, quot let the other people take care of syria. the administration hasn't presented an exit time line from syria. one official said leaving in six months cannot be done responsibly. >> the u.n. secretary general says rising u.s./russian tensions are approaching a situation similar to the cold war. russia released new video of its latest intercontinental ballistic missile. it's capable of carrying up to 15 nuclear war heads. >> moor than 150 diplomats from the u.s. and 27 other countries have been expulled. that's in retaliation for those countries kicking out that same number of russians. the consu

i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and anthony mason.dent trump and his personal attorney, that's michael cohen, under oath. daniels is trying to get out of a nondisclosure agreement signed 11 days before the 2016 election. . she claims mr. trump had sex with her back in 2006. the white house says that the president denies that ever happened. >> in a motion filed overnight, michael avenatti asked for expedited discovery and a jury to decide if that nondisclosure agreement is valid. he wants to interview the president and cohen for nor tha >> the motion includes several questions about cohen's $130,000 payment to daniels, including, quote, whether mr. trump knew about the hush agreement, the scope of his participation or involvement, and whether it was made with mr. trump's own money. another source linked to mr. trump or from cohen. cohen has said he paid daniels out of his own pocket. his attorney called the motion a reckless use of the legal system and politically motivated. we asked the white house for comment, but have not heard back

. >> john dickerson is off this morning so anthony mason is with us. >> well, hi there. great to be here. >> and i'm back, people. i'm back. >> there she is. >> you came back on a really busy news day, norah o'donnell. >> lots to talk about. adult film actress stormy daniels says fear kept her from talking about an alleged fair with president trump. she told her complete story last night on "90 minutes." it's already under attack by the lawyer for michael cohen, the president's personal attorney. >> stormy daniels says she signed an agreement because she was worried about her and her family's safety. she claimed cohen threatened her with financial ruin to keep quiet. >> possible legal challenges for cohen and trump. major garrett is at the white house, which has said nothing about the "60 minutes" story, major, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. stormy daniels discussed in some detail the alleged affair with mr. trump, one she had previously denied. she also made mention of an alleged threat against her and her daughter. now, on the eve of the "60 minutes" broadcas

i'm anthony mason along with alex wagner and we begin this morning with the recovery for millions of americans in the path of a late winter nor'easter. this morning the storm is moving out over the atlantic ocean but not before it pounded much of the east coast with hurricane force wind, heavy rain and record snow in some areas. at least six deaths are being blamed on the storm. >> rescues took place overnight along massachusetts coastline as high tide sent seawater rushing into streets. even where it wasn't raining or snowing, high winds were dangerous. take a look at these passenger jets struggling to land at an airport outside raleigh, north carolina. the camera caught one pilot aborting a landing at reagan signal airport near washington, d.c.. >> situations like that are causing travel to crawl nationwide since friday morning more than 3900 flights have been canceled. kris van cleave is in boston this morning where rising tides reach near record levels. chris, good morning. >> good morning. about another 500 flights or so canceled today but am track is back running. high tide, go

anthony mason is with us at the table. good morning. >> david shulkin is out as veteran affairs secretary and he is not going quietly. he writes in "the new york times" this morning, the environment in washington has turned so toxic, chaotic, disrespectful and subversive that it became impossible for me to accomplish the important work our veterans need and deserve. >> president trump fired shulkin yesterday and surprised many people by choosing his white house physician to replace him. rear admiral ronny jackson has served the last three presidents. he gave mr. trump a glowing assessment after a complete physical in january. >> david shulkin joins a growing list of more than two dozen officials to lead the trump administration. major garrett is at the white house with the latest cabinet shake-up. major, good morning. >> good morning. shulkin's ouster is not a surprise. we reported on this program nearly two weeks ago his job was in serious jeopardy. in february, the va's inspector general determined shulkin used tax dolla

i'm anthony mason. >> i'm alex wagner.o get president trump and north korea's leader together for face-to-face talks? we'll talk with an expert on u.s. relations with the so-called hermit kingdom. >>> rather, a vietnamese immigrant's incredible journey to reunite with the men who rescued her at sea after the fall of saigon. >>> and notes from the wild and crazy 1970s world of art and music. we will hear some amazing stories from artist duncan hanna on the decade that redefined pop culture. that's ahead. >>> first, the latest on the breaking news overnight as a deadly hostage standoff ended at a veteran's retirement home in california. the victims identified as christine lo burg and dr. jennifer gonzalez all worked for a nonprofit group that helps veter veterans. >> it was at a facility northeast of san francisco. carter evans, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the suspect is identified as albert wong, a kedecorated form army infantryman. reports indicate wong was recently kicked out of a treatment program here by on

i'm anthony mason. and we begin this morning with what's expected to be an historic march on washington. half a million people from all corners of the country will flood the capital to say they've had enough of gun violence. >> the rally is being organized by students from florida. 14 of their classmates and three school staff members were killed in last month's attack and since then student activists have been calling for stricter gun control measures. >> today they're hoping their message will be amplified at a rally that runs straight through the nerve center of the nation's leadership. we're on capitol hill. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police in this city are bracing for those 500,000 people to gather here today for this rally in the five and a half weeks since the shooting in parkland at the high school, students have become activists and they've been successful, keeping the gun control debate in the headlines as it will be today with this protest, which will be one of the bigges

anthony mason and alex wagner join us liver now from new york with a preview. good morning guys. >> coming up all of this morning's headlines plus daniel became icon when he leaked pentagon papers helping to end the viet nam war now sounding the alarm. >> and the the eve of the owes cars, major pieces of hollywood history are going up for auction how you can buy one of the dinosaurs from jurassic park all of that plus your eye opener the dish and muse nick our saturday session that's just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> pretty cool. looking forward to it, you guys see you at 7:00. >> bucks county hot spot s amazing as the views vittoria woodill takes us to porter house public. >> the porter house public in will a has did a, always happy to see you. >> so different. >> people joke the bar of the area because it is like their second home. >> and it is always hopping with great food and specially dressed in their mug clubs. >> every year the mug is different, dif lent color, different saying. >> a lot of people have a collection of their mug? >> yes. >> it

anthony mason has the the story of the shiny disk. ♪ catch a falling star and put it in your pocket ♪rs ago this week, perry como made history. the single to catch a falling star became the first song to be awarded the gold record. the recording industry association of america, conceived the gold record, to honor artists and track sales. the records have come to represent success in the music industry. an artist has to sell half a million units of a song or album. since the first gold record in 1958. more than 6,000 singles and 9,000 albums have achieved gold status. from the beatles. ♪ i tell you something i think you'll understand. ♪ one more time >> to the jackson five. >> yeah, i guess so. >> sure hope so. ladies and gentlemen, our thanks to the jackson five. we'll be back! >> that's the night that the lights went out in georgia. >> when the night the lights went out in georgia, reached gold status in 1975. singer vicky lawrence was surprised with her record on cbs's the carol burnett show. >> vicky, you have got a gold record. >> no! >> the awards cost about $350 apiece. and they

anthony mason has his story. >> itch am imus in the morning. >> for 50 years, don imus has been the flameower of morning drive. >> he is a punk. >> provocateur as outrageous. >> the lone person in america who is still supporting the -- >> are we on tv? >> as we has been influential. >> i'm not crazy. just not willing to put up with any nonsense. >> i wasn't trying to be outrageous. just the way i thought. my feeling was then, and is now, that if they didn't like it, get somebody else to do it. >> reporter: and they did. he has the been fired at least four times. >> do you have any regrets? >> a few. the rutgers thing i regret. >> what do you regret about it? >> because i knew better. >> that's some rough girls from rutgers. >> the rutgers thing in 2007. imus tossed of a flip, bigoted remark about the women's basketball team. >> nappy headed -- >> that lost him his syndicated radio show on cbs and tv show on msnbc. >> changed my feeling of making fun of some people who didn't deserve off to be made fun of and didn't have a mechanism to defend themselves. >> by the end of 2007 he was back o

anthony house, draylin mason both killed by the bombs. esperanza. herrera, 75-year-old woman in critical condition and two other men on the bikes. in terms of whether or not he specifically targeted them, whether the address on the box, that is a big question still here. >> it is. we have to determine this down the line. i still say victimology in any one of the cases will be important. they will have to look to any nexus or the connections between the people, the victim and the bomber himself. it wouldn't be surprising if there is a linkage. in fact, i think the bomber lived in the same town where mr. house used to live. the victim from march 2. so is there a connection there through that town? who knows? we may find this out before long. >> martha: james fitzgerald, thank you. good to talk to you tonight. >> thank you. >> martha: you bet. all right. so also breaking tonight, new speculation that the president may be prepared to fire a member of someone on his close national security team. for leaking to the "washington post" that president trump w

. >>> tomorrow on "cbs this morning: saturday," channeling my inner anthony mason, he brought some our documentary "muppet lives talking." i love how he does that. >> i do too. >> pretty good, gayle. >> that does it for us here on friday. be sure to tune in to the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor tonight. as we leave you, let's take a look back at all that mattered this week. take it easy. >> take it easy. >> this because a major breach of trust, and i'm really sorry that this happened. our responsibility is to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> mark zuckerberg is apologizing for his company's role in the data mining scandal. >> i thought his mea culpa was strong. who knows if it was enough to deal with. >> the cambridge analytica is kind of getting into the foothills of creepy here. >> formulation of three very long weeks for our community. >> the suspected bomber is dead. >> officers were able to confront him, and that's when the bomb in his car blew up. >> another nor'easter bears down on tens of millions of people. >> i can't see spring. doing know what spring feels like. >>

john dickerson is off but anthony mason is with us. no thug behavior from you today at the table. >> nicest thing you've ever said. >> we begin with this. as you wake up in the west. we have breaking news from the state of washington, where a suspect was just arrested in connection with suspicious packages sent to military installations and other locations around washington, d.c. >> at least one tested positive for explosives. in addition to several military bases, packages were also addressed to the cia and secret service. david martin is at the pentagon with new information. david, good morning. >> good morning. the suspect is expected to appear in court today. just 24 hours after the first package was received yesterday morning at the national defense university at fort mcnair in washington, d.c. it was flagged as suspicious during the normal screening process and the building was evacuated. the package contained materials that tested positive for explosives including black powder. it also appears to have a fuse attached. packages w

i'm anthony mason. >> coming up this hour, if a parent says it's okay should children be allowed to travelervision? how in one state the movement known as free range parenting is now philosophy. >> and the explorer who introduced america to oranges, avocados and other foods now part of our everyday diet. >> and we'll meet a garbage collector of a different kind who's turned his home into an unusual art museum. that's ahead. >> but first our top story this hour. major developments in the shootings of two black men by law enforcement officers. in sacramento, california, protesters took to the street after the release of an independent autopsy of stephon clark. a pathologist concluded clark was shot eight times with seven of the bullets hitting him from behind. >> police say the officers opened fire because clark came toward them and police feared that he was armed. the doctor says that his findings cast doubt on the police version of the event. >> that he was assailing the officers meaning he was facing the officers is inconsistent with the prevailing forensic evidence. >> the doctor says th

identified two of the victims, 17-year-old dreland mason who brought in a package and opened it inside his house found on front steps and 39-year-old anthonyan are also being treated for serious injuries at the hospital. here is the police chief who we spoke with the other night updating today. he is brian manley. here he is. >> we have lost two lives in this community and we have an additional two that have been forever changed. the 17-year-old boy that was murdered yesterday has been identified as dreland mason. what i have heard he was outstanding man. his mother is in stable condition right now. and the additional victim from yesterday, a 75-year-old hispanic female who will remain unnamed, is still in critical condition with life threatening injuries. we are just not going to ignore the fact that the three victims that were targeted specifically that we know of were all people of color. we cannot ignore that. >> >> here now mark wilson breaking news reporter for the austin american statesman. mark, what can you tell us tonight? >> well, austin police are still actively investigating this case as are members of the fbi and the atf what

the first fatality, 17-year-old grail and mason, 39-year-old anthony house.opefully this news, great news for people waking up in austin. the serial bomber is dead. that is good news and hopefully the end of this really scary time in austin, texas. we will be right back. heather: live look behind him, i 35 in round rock, texas, 15 miles outside austin. we are being told the man behind a series of bombings is dead. local reports say he may have detonated another device as police closed in. it is unclear how he died but there was a police involved shooting and we are told by cbs affiliate there locally in austin that he. himself up in his car as authorities closed in. this closes three weeks of terror in texas leaving two dead, several injured. police expect to hold a news conference. soon. we will bring that you live, the first hour of "fox and friends first". we continue, see you tomorrow, goodbye. jillian: it is wednesday, march 21st. breaking overnight, in austin, texas, after weeks of terror, while you were sleeping, the serial bomber shot and killed. rob:

they include anthony house, draylen mason, esperanza herrera, and as i have it two yet identified victims." (grant) victims remembered...after that paralyzing bomb spree in and around austin texas. the first explosion...was march 2nd -- since then....five package bombings killed two people and injured several others. and as the austin bomber sensed that authorities were closing in on him on last night, he recorded a 25-minute cell phone video... confessing. kron 4's j.r stone is live in the newsroom with the latest. j-r...relieving that this appears to be over...but still so many questions tonight. ((j.r.)) brutal case out of texas grant. the big question out there this evening. why did 23 year old mark anthony conditt do this? former f.b.i agent rick smith touched on that question when i spoke with him earlier this evening in san francisco.i'm not sure what this person's motive was but obvioulsy it was terror he was able to terrorize austin. or else he wanted to make the news or die in conjunction with that. authorities are linking at least 7 bombs to this man...23 year old mark anthony

mason. he was a musician and a student at east austin college prep. like anthony stephan house, draylen mason was also a member of the wesley united methodist church, which was founded more than 150 years ago by blackfin and women newly freed men and women. police have not released the suspects then, but described them as a 24-year-old white male. they say the investigation is still underway and they do not know whether he was acting alone. president trump met with saudi arabia's crown prince, mohammed bin salman at the white house on tuesday, during which they finalized a $12.5 billion weapons deal. human rights groups warn the massive arms deal may make the united states complicit in war crimes committed in the saudi-led bombing campaign in yemen. this is president trump speaking about the weapons deal. pres. trump: some of the things that we are now working on -- thanks. and that have been ordered and will shortly be started in construction and delivered, that system, $13 billion. , the hercules, great plane. 3.8 alien dollars. the bradley vehicles, that is the

devices meant to look like mail deliveries quietly left on doorsteps. 17-year-old draylen mason and 39-year-old anthony house were killed. >> the bomber is progressing, he's feeling extremely powerful now. he's got the city on edge, and he's reveling in the fear that he's producing. >> reporter: fear that has taken hold of this neighborhood. >> that's why this is so unusual. >> reporter: this man who didn't want us to use his name heard the latest explosion right near his home. how worried are you that there could be another explosion? >> very worried. yeah. i think the entire neighborhood is on edge. all of us, i think, is on edge. >> reporter: this is now a massive federal investigation with about 500 fbi and atf agents working the case. authorities have now raised the reward for any information leading to an arrest to $115,000. lester? >> all right, gabe gutierrez. we can only imagine the anxiety there. thanks. >>> a tragic accident in arizona is raising new questions about the safety of self-driving cars as their testing becomes a lot more frequent on american roads. a self-driving uber car struck

in packages made to look like deliveries quietly left on doorsteps. 17-year-old draylen mason and 39-year-old anthonyon the side of the road, police say, and triggered by a trip wire. >> with the trip wire, this changes things. it's more sophisticated. it's not targeted to individuals. >> reporter: authorities have raised a reward for any information leading to an arrest to $115,000. and breaking just within the last few minutes is that, authorities have evacuated a fedex facility here in the austin area because of reports of a suspicious package. no word if it's connected to the other bombings. hoda? >>> breaking news out of maryland, two students were injured after another student opened fire in maryland. it happened at 8:00 a.m. local time as school was getting under way. a school resource officer confronted the gunman and shot him and ended that threat. the suspected shooter is in critical condition. >>> this morning, parts of the south are dealing with damage caused by extreme weather overnight. three tornadoes touched down in northern alabama. they knocked off roofs and tore down power lines. o

at anthony house was killed after picking up a package dropped at his front door. and another deadly blast from a planted package. 17-year-old masonhis mother critically injured. >> we have trauma activation. trauma, head and torso. >> his neighbors horrified. >> i saw ambulance with my neighbor on the stretcher, so that was very terrifying for me. >> three miles away, another explosion just few hours later. another planted bomb critically injured a 75-year-old woman, erpz herrera. >> all of a sudden we heard skploegts a explosion and felt it move the ground. >> police evacuated the area and alerted everyone not to tuck suspicious packages. >> we have a pattern in this community in the past ten days we believe are related. >> authorities issuing a warning to residents. >> if you have a delivery that did not come through official mail service but instead you just found this item on your porch or in your yard and was unexpected do not touch it or move it, instead call us. >> six days later miles away, a fourth wombombing rigged to a t wire, two unsuspected bicyclists were injured. residents are afraid to walk the streets. >> we went

the fedex facility, were within austin city limits. 39-year-old anthony house was killed in the march 2nd bombing. 17-year-old draylen mason killed on march 12th when a package bomb exploded in his kitchen. >> for the families in our community who lost loved ones or who had loved ones seriously hurt in these incidents, our heart remains with you. >> reporter: police are saying the threat here is not over, and they're warning people to please remain vigilant. >> so omar, the suspect is dead, and as you just said, police are concerned. what are they worried about now? >> reporter: well, at this point they don't know if this person was working alone. so they don't know if there's another suspect they need to be looking for. the other thing is they don't know where this person was in the last 24 hours. so they're not sure if he went to other package delivery places, other fedex offices and put those pom into the system. they don't know if those bombs are floating out there. they're being very vigilant, telling people, if you see a suspicious package that you weren't expecting, call us and let us know. the schertz facility just

anthony house. the next bomb went on ten days later in a kitchen at home on east austin killing 17-year-old draylon mason and injuring his monday. and then a package exploded when a 75-year-old woman picked it up. she was critically injured. last night's bombing happened ten miles to the west. the device was left on the side of the road. >> police say last night's explosion may have been set off by a trip wire and it came just hours after officials made a public plea to the bomber. >> we hope this person or persons is watching and will reach out to us before anyone else is injured or anyone else is killed. these events in austin have drawn worldwide attention and we assure you that we are listening. we want to understand what brought you to this point and we want to listen to you. >> jay gray joining us live from austin. and former fbi profile clint van zan zandt. jay, what more do we know about the explosion and how is it different or connected to the others? >> reporter: well, we know it is different in the sense of you how it was detonated. the first three packages were left at doorsteps and apparentl

anthony house, 39-year-old african american man. two more bombs went off on march 12th. one wounded a 75-year-old hispanic woman. the over killed 17-year-old dralen masonalso african american and injured his mother as well. authorities say sunday's explosion presents a new complication. the first three bombs were contained in packages directly delivered to people's homes, perhaps targeted by the individuals. but last night's bomb was left by a roadside. and it appears to have been detonated by the use of a trip wire, meaning it could have been trig baird random passerby. sunday's victims were both white, perhaps complicating the concerns that the bombs are racially motivated, of course we still do not know. authorities ask residents in the travis county area to stay indoors early in the day with the school district warning it was unable to send in buss to the neighborhood today. this is now properly turned into massive federal investigation. more than 500 agents from the fbi, atf, other agencies on the case. the reward for information leading to an arrest now totals $115,000. after the break, the top security chief at facebook is reportedly out, and ce

mason and injured a woman. about five hours later, another blast injured a second woman. ten days year, the first atech killed anthony stephan house. david begnaud is at the home targeted in that bombing. david, good morning. >> reporter: john, good morning. this is the house residence. and we're here because the police chief said if you go, you'll get a sense of the damage done by this type of bomb. let me show you what we found. as you approach the front door, you'll see the damage to the side wall here. it's unclear if the door was blown out but it's boarded up now and neighbors tell us they pulled shrapnel out of this wall. the next door neighbor said there was shrapnel 10, 20, 30 feet from the house. this is where mr. house actually collapsed and a neighbor ran up to him and tried to save his life. >> he collapsed right there. >> three feet in front of his front door? >> reporter: anthony stephan house was bleeding from his face, had shrapnel in his chest and both of his hands were nearly blown off according to his neighbor sean phillips who was the first to reach him and tried to save his life. was it is victim