dark hills behind los angeles, a little like what is behind me now to visit my heroes since miss boyhood, leonard cohen, and i was really impressed and moved to find this man who had taste evidence assault the pleasure another the world and could be living anywhere in any high style he wanted, had chosen to become a zen monk and was living for five and a half years in this quite severe, foreign bidding monastery up close to the snow, doing really grueling manual work and literally sweeping up and cleaning things, day in and day out, and this is a man who is already a sell -- celebrity and that made a big imappreciation only me, and i remember while i was staying in the monastery with leonard cohen, he came down one night, 2:00 in the morning to my little cabin and she said this the really profound excitement of entertainment i've had in life, and this is a man who tasted sex and drugs and rock 'n' roll but he said this is the most sustaining thing i found, and i was in my mid-30s at that time itch didn't fully understand it. and i thought maybe he is just saying it because it sounds impr

he was the heart of price hill chili.natalie moore and janis cupito also watched chris grow from boyhood to manhood here.he'd push in our chairs for us when we sat down. he just made you comfortable and made you feel that you belonged here. and that's true of the whole family. the family huddled together as the lunch crowd diminishes...sharing the laughter that almost always comes with an uncle chris story.he was always extremely great with my kids when they were little.carted them everywhere like they were his own.(daughter says) came running down the steps with his underwear on his head just to make us laugh. and then there was uncle chris...kringle...((kanda beltsos, chris's sister-in- law))him starting christmas up here...all the families around coming that didn't have anywhere to go because they didn't have christmas with their families that night. everybody would come up here and he would buy gifts for like all the kids not knowing who was going to be here or who wasn't gonna be here. a man who brought so much of the magic to this magical place...that'll never be quite the same.the

. >> also the boyhood super bowl experience for the man in charge of the fan experience for this year's game. >> and the first ever coloradan to be named the nation's >>> for a local father and son super bowl 50 is the final leg in a 16 your journey. chris muir and his 70-year-old father have visited nearly every nfl stadium while watching the broncos at away games. san francisco's home turf has eluded them until this weekend. they realized visiting stadium 31 was indeed possible. thing he said to me is are we going? >> it would remain a piece of unfinished business. >> unfinished no more. on sunday after 16 years and 31 cities the father and son will complete their journey. craig might be traveling the country again soon, this time with his two sons who want to follow in dad's and grandfather's footsteps. >>> the technology in entertainment associated with the super bowl has certainly changed over the last two decades. >> super bowl 50, it's the 50th anniversary, we wanted it also to be the most technologically advanced super bowl ever. >> sam young is an executive with german software

so we returned with sanders today to his boyhood home in brooklyn. and we asked him about his plans for america. and whether he can continue to win on the much tougher road ahead. we will have that and the republican race for the presidency all coming up on the cbs evening news in about 10 minutes. >> we will be watching. thanks so much scott. coming up next setting sail for school. a family's creative solution to dear fellow citizen, i know how it feels to save for retirement and college - times two. i get that it can be overwhelming, m living it. saving' s not that complicated. with what you have. about saving, ask me. sincerely, alex payne. >>> people have been fighting plans to turn an old market into a cvs. >> they lot of the battle for now and cvs is preparing to open but this sign is not earning them good will. that is not as you zoom in how you spell hopkinton. once the mistake was spoafted they said they will fix the sign as soon as possible but if you are moving into theton you don't add the g and upset everyone. >>> the worst of the week's

rosanna: its so different than boyhood, obviously. >> obviously. greg: you know, i started acting and showed a clip from dead boat seat s. was in the movie before then when i was 13. you have to do different things and keep trying different genp res and that is where find it. greg: congratulations. must be a great position to be. directorring would to have. a loft people would love purchase sure that do with. let's look at the clip, or the trailer, shall we? >> tell us everything. >> don't kill me. get this feeling in this case, it is part of something big. do you have any idea who we are? >> they are following me. >> can you tell us everything? >> don't kill me. >> it is a scary movie. >> it is. >> it is. >> way. did you have any scary moments yourself filming this? >> you know what i like about making scary movies. they are physician toy to work on. you know, you find yourself laughing a lot. i gas ways nervous. that is what i like work on. >> you walk on different things income you gat new book coming out. >> i have been work on this for five ye

meantime, clean up buss is living the dream playing for his boyhood team but impressed by the strive of his former franchise. >> both making their first superbowl appearance, one of them will be going home with a ring. in san francisco, news 4 sports. ♪ you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ video camera on the spot. oooh, i think i saw dessert! but you just had a big lunch! it wasn't that big. steve! hey! come back here! steven, stay strong! wh-what's that? you...you want me to eat you? honey, he didn't say that! he did! very quietly. y-you can't hear from back there! don't fight your instincts! with each for 150 calories or less, try our chocolate-y brownies, tangy lemon bars and creamy cheescakes! fiber one. go on, have one. >>> dozens of young leaders were recognized tonight in mitchellville prince george's 40 under 40 celebrating trail blazers in fields like arts and humanity, business and e

it imagines a year in jesus' boyhood. >> help me find the boy. the boy was here. >> did you do that? >> yes. >> who are you? >> you saved me once before. >> it was you. >> you were also at bethlehem. >> oh. >> it's so good. and another congratulations in order. >> thank you very much. >> beautiful big budget you did. it's all on the screen. it's all there. >> how do you pick these projects. this is different from the other ones. >> especially" mrs. doubtfire." >> the interesting thing, it's all about story for me. it's about telling a great story. and it has to have a lot of emotion. in a big way. those are the stories i'm attracted to. >> this is the greatest story never told. we see so many faith-based films about the life of jesus. there's a good one out right now called "risen." this is from an anne rice novel. >> called "christ the lord" which imagines the 7-year-old jesus coming to terms with who he is and who he is about to become. what's interesting about the movie is it base ically instills faith in people and restores people's faith. we

today, in his boyhood neighborhood in brooklyn, we asked ababt his plan for america harder road ahead. you looked like you were having fun at your victory party. >> i was. >> pelley: might be your last one. it only gets harder from here. >> no, i don't think it's going to be our last one. >> pelley: but new hampshire, largely white. >> yes. >> pelley: a more liberal population than the states you're headed to next, south carolina, nevada. you're going to be facing african american voters, latino voters. how do you appeal to those people? >> well, the same way we appeal to all americans. look, if you and i were having this conversation nine months ago, what would you have said to me? you would have said, "bernie, nobody knows who you are. you're regarded as a fringe candidate. you don't have any money. you don't have any political organization. last poll we saw you, 4%. how are you possibly going to do well in iowa or new hampshire? well, a lot has happened in nine months. >> pelley: what is your tax plan? >> a tax plan is at a time of massive income and wealth inequality, where the to

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. >> after the win last night, maurice, bernie sanders met us in his boyhood neighborhood in brooklyn. and hearst a little bit of what he had to -- here's a little bit of what he had to say. but new hampshire largely white. >> yeah. >> reporter: a more liberal population than the states that you're headed to next, south carolina, nevada, you're going to be facing african- american voters, latino voters. do you have a chance in those places? >> oh, i think we have a very strong chance. >> reporter: our interview rout of hillary clinton last night in new hampshire. and an update on what's going on with the republican race. all coming just ahead on the "cbs evening news." >> thank you. >>> millions of catholics around the world are observing ash wednesday. it marks the beginning of the 40-day season of lent. they went to mass like this one at st. patrick's cathedral to receive their ashes. they are a symbol of mortality and a public declaration of the catholic faith. >>> tonight in the hamptons many people are calling a local police officer a hero for saving their life as a child. but th

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after this, he was introduced, joe montana, his boyhood idol won four super bowls. tom, there were eight rings between those two guys both posing with their guys. more coming up on super bowl 50 in sports at 11:30 and also o.t. at 11:45. we'll see you then. >> next on newscenter 5 -- >> explosion in the heart of terror attack. lake. the tricky task to get a dozen cars out of the water. >> a blizzard warning is not all we're watching. i'm tracking some of the there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system but i believe we need to lift our vision and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. t an america where after a lifetime of labor, t there is time for rest and grandchildren. r a nation that defends our people and our values, r so much of that burden alone. i know p if we listen to our conscience an

today in his boyhood neighborhood in brooklyn, we asked about his plan for america and whether he can win on the harder road ahead. you looked look you were having fun at your victory party. >> i was. >> might be your last one? here. >> don't think it is going to be our last one. >> but new hampshire, largely white. a more liberal population than the states that you are headed to next. >> south carolina. nevada. african-american voters, latino voters. how do you appeal to those people? >> well the same way we appeal to all americans. look, if you and i were having this conversation, nine months ago, what would you have said to me? you would have said, bernie nobody knows who you are, you are regarded as a fringe candidate. you don't have any money. don't have any political organization. last poll we saw you with, 4%. how are you possibly going to do well in iowa or new hampshire? months. >> what's your tax plan? awe my tax plan, at a time of massive wealth, the top 1% have as much wealth as blt tom 90%. we are going to ask the wealthiest people in the country and largest corporations

. >> ferrell's boyhood as the only child of a single mother was a chaotic tour of low rent apartments and trailer parks, while shuffling back and forth between murray, kentucky, and florida. rod's mother had relatives in the small town of eustis, close to orlando. and it was in florida that ferrell's mother began to hang out with friends who called themselves vampires. >> they have clubs where you dress and all that. at one time, i was like a lifestyler is kind of what they call it. i'm i don't want to say a vampire advocate, but that kind of sounds like it, in a way, to say that we're for the ones who are decent, you know. and, yes, there are the ones now and then who make everybody else look really bad. >> as rod ferrell grew into a teenager, his sketchbook records how he was drawn in to his mother's vampire circle. >> when i was staying in eustis, i met an individual who basically, for lack of a better term, was a vampire. the initiation took place as what they term the crossover. they had to take my blood and then feed me their blood, because they considered the blood to be the tr

at his boyhood home in stockton. with his now 85-year-old mom, dorothy. >> then usually at the end she dances for quarters. >> he still comes home and does things around the house for you. >> cleans the yard. >> he cleans the yard? >> i miss that. that's true. >> when he's on the road you don't get that treatment. >> i'm a good yard worker. his own back yard is a few miles away in san francisco. yet his favorite surfing beach. >> how much time do you spend out here? >> i try to get out as often as i can. not like i'm a brain surge surgeon, i'm a songwriter, nobody needs me during the day. >> he is usually out here alone he's never been married but that doesn't mean he can't commit. guys in his band for something like 30 years. drummer kenny dale johnson never missed a gig until an illness nearly broke up the act. >> kenny got cancer he took off a little while and he's come back. there's happy ending to it. he's good. he's over it. >> cancer free? >> cancer free. >> that gets you. >> scares the hell out of me. >> turn

that's my boyhood home. >> steelers may have paved over hayden's working class neighborhood but the city of pittsburgh made up for it by naming a street after him. top of american intelligence. >> you have been in the middle of just about every controversial intelligence operation of the first decade of the 21st century. what did you learn? >> both the power and the limits of intelligence. >> the only man to head both the national security agency with almost incomprehensible power to monitor communications and cia, hayden's memoir is called "playing to the edge" where the power of intelligence meets the limits of the law. >> fundamentally we're going out there and stealing information we are not otherwise entitled to. we do it to foreigners, not our own citizens, they're protected by our constitution. but unarguably we're out there stealing other people's secrets. >> you use the whole field. you take it all the way to the edge. >> as a life long steelers fan he used their practice field to make his point. the line and we knew it. >> not months after 9/11 hayden set up an operation called