it was like man, that's bernard king? >> rose: there's a picture of you at the savoy hotel in london. >> (laughs) >> rose: (laughs) reading the "financial times." maybe with a cigar. >> i'm culturally diverse. >> rose: having tea. it shows you're a man of the world. >> i'm very culturally diverse. >> rose: great to have you here. >> thank you. >> rose: i hope we can do this again. >> absolutely. >> rose: if you win the championship or if you don't will you come back and review the year? >> as long as you invite me back i'll be here sitting at the round trabl. >> rose: thank you. good luck. >> thank you. have >> we'll be right back. stay with us. >> rose: taylor branch is here, he is a pulitzer prize winning author and scholar of the civil rights movement. his trilogy on the life of dr. martin luther king, jr. has helped many to better understand the history of race in america. in his latest book he turns again to the period he has studied and written about for over 25 years. it's called "king years: heroic moments in the

. >> but bernard king was your hero? >> that was my guy. the reason to be honest with you the reason that i kind of gritated to bnard king i i grew tune n new york and as i got older guys said you need to watch this bernard qinghai and the older guys in my neighborhood like my uncle they was new york nicks fans so they was big bernard king fans and they used to always talk about them. he deal this, he deal that, he's so smooth, he's the king. >> rose: that resonated with you? >> as i got older it was okay, let me check him out. see what he's doing. then i started seeing his game in the things that i was doing and it started gravitating and getting bigger and bigger. it was like man, that's bernard king? >> rose: there's a picture of you at the savoy hotel in london. >> (laughs) >> rose: (laughs) reading the "financial times." maybe with a cigar. >> i'm culturally diverse. >> rose: having tea. it shows you're a man of the world. >> i'm very culturally diverse. >> rose: great to have you here. >> thank you. >> rose: i hope we can do this agai

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king and norah o'donnell. the northeast could be in the cross hairs of a major blizzard. this week it could bring up to 3 inches of snow. >> meteorologist david bernardthe potential for a major storm and the impact looks like lake thursday night, but friday's the big day going into saturday morning. right now we're talking snow showers moving across new england this morning, but, again, this has nothing do with the big coastal storm thats likely to develop as we go into tomorrow night and friday. now, anywhere in this pink area, we're talking heavy snow, maybe blizzard conditions and in the coastal areas, some minor coastal flooding is going to be a possibility. we have warnings in boston, manchester, and portland, where at least 6 inches of snow seem likely in these areas. again, be ready for major travel disruptions this week. for "cbs this morning" i'm david bernard in miami. >>> neither snow nor rain nor the dark of night keeps the post office from delivering mail, but deep budget cuts? well, the u.s. postal service wants to end saturday delivery starting this summer. packages, medicine and priority express mail would still get delivered on satur

king and anthony mason. charlie rose is off. blizzard warnings up for new york city and maine as a potential winter storm moves into the northeast. cbs news weather consultant david bernards this storm going to be? >> it's going to be real bad in spots, norah, and maybe some will get off a little bit easier but it's way too soon. so we're all getting ready for this major storm. here we are this morning. the storm is taking shape on the outer banks of north carolina and thinking is this is going to continue to the northeast, paralleling the coast all day long. this takes us to 7:00 this evening. it's going to be real tricky as we've been saying. long, new england area when the rain/snow changeover will occur. it will have a lot to do with mouch we'll see. herb snow by tonight through tonight into tomorrow morning. the worst of it will be across southeastern new england by the time we get to that point in time. now, the snowfall potential, it still looks like this corridor running from southern new hampshire and massachusetts through most of connecticut and rhode island. that's where the heaviest snow potential is. again, we are still looking for potentially significant sn