about 11:30 brad tweet head was going to joe's for a pizza and beer.ievable. i couldn't believe it happened. >> what's the guitar sound like when it's being played with a gopro. >> amazing when it's being played by brad. >> were you a fan of brad's before this? >> always been a fan and even a bigger fan. he was so cool, so humble, totally down to earth. just hanging out with all of us. he's high fiving people, taking the cameras and a doing selfies. they had no set no plan, sat up there and jammed. >> do you have your camera? can you explain how he was able to hold the camera and play at the same time. >> yeah. let me grab it. give me a second. here's the camera. i don't think you will be able to see but there's scrapes on the bottom which i'm stoked about. he was able to hold the camera and just gently press it on the strings. >> brad paisley actually tweeted this video out. how did that make you feel? >> oh, my gosh. i got a text at like 8:00 in the morning from my friend who was there with me and we're both like are you kidding me. that's insane. i

. >> brad paisley actually tweeted this video out.ow did that make you feel in. >> oh, my gosh, got a text at ty friend there with me. we're, like, are you kidding many me? that's insane. it is perfect. you can tell they just had in mind where the camera would be watching and it worked out great. >>> daddy daughter time is always special time. check out what this daddy does for his daughter's graduation. dad takes his daughter emma for a ride in a modified ferrari. 458 italia. it is fast to begin with. it is made much faster now by dad. the name there hennessey is a name synonymous with speed. that's john hennessey. he's famous for the -- here he is driving one of the ferraris he modified and his daughter is in the passenger seat having a blast. >> 142. >> on a closed course, of course. this is all done safe, not out on the public road. the sound of this thing -- just that ferrari whale. she's grown up around it, so puts a little bit of a smile on her. >> i'm glad she enjoys it somewhat. the dad has been doing it for a while. she stil

brad with the seattle sounders. thank you. >>> meanwhile a dutch airline is apologizing for the tweet after mexico's loss to the nexter. it included a man with a sombrero. the mexicans got angry. they thought it was an ethnic thing and they took it down a half hour later. >>> there was this shot during the final round of the bmw open in germany. seven on the par 3, 16th. won a bmw i8 coupe. it's the praise of more than any money he's won in a tournament. >>> this morning seaworld is promising a full investigation after a ride lost power. four visitors and employees were stuck in a sky tower on sunday. it stopped about 220 feet up in the air. riders were trapped for four hours until power was destroyed. they say no one was in danger but a tanker was hospitalized for anxiety. >>> mayor rob ford is back. in november the city council took away many of his duties when he admitted using crack cocaine. police are still investigating ford. his re-election campaign is still on. ford also plans to speak to reporters today. >> can't wait. >> that should be interesting. >> that's one way of putting it. i can't wait to hear what h

with >> brad evans from the seattle sounders, thank you. >>> a dutch airline is apologizing for a tweetsage on klm's twitter account says adios amigos and included an image of a man in a sombrero. airlines spokesman said it was a meant to be a joke. they blasted klm for use inging a racial stereotype and took down the tweet an hour later. >>> james heath is driving away s with an expensive sports car thanks to this shot during the in germa final round in germany, 7 iron on the par 3 16th, drained the hole in one, and won a bmw i-8 coupe. he says this shot was the most valuable of his career. the price of the car is more than three times any money he has won at a tournament. >> nice-looking car. >>> monty python is back. >>> >>> ahead, on the streets of brooklyn with spike lee. >> thank you. >> hey, how are you? do the right thing. >> huh? >> do the right thing. >> do the right thing. >> 25 years later, visit the home of a ground-breaking movie. that's ahead. you know the title of it? that's ahead on "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ fill their bowl with the meaty tastes they'

that's exactly what country superstar brad paisley did, posing in front of them for this selfy outside his concert in kansas on sunday. he then tweeted play loud. brian, over to you. >> dan marino is backing out of the concussion lawsuit against the nfl one day after making his name public. he said he authorized a claim to be filed in his behalf last year, but never expected to be listed as a plaintiff against the league. there are rumors he was trying to secure a front office job with the dolphins. 14 other players who filed with him are continuing with that lawsuit. did not want to hear the results. >>> happening today could be the difference between a triple crown and finishing in the back of the pack. yep. the belmont stakes position draw. all eyes are on california chrome where he will stand at the starting gate is the big question. the drawing happens this morning at 11 a.m we will talk to the jockey in our show. so please put your head close to your volume on your television. >>> sometimes baseball can be dangerous, but not usually for reporters. this reporter was sitting at the press box writing a story when a foul ball smash

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tweeted, quote, i want to thank richard grun nell for helping to get our story out. he's a former bush administration aid who worked for mitt romney. we'll talk to his partner, brad chase, a little later in the show. grun nell defended his work saying it's not political, but others disagree. joining me is molly ball from the atlantic and michael crowley from "time" magazine. by the way, the cover story of this week's issue features bergdahl with the simple question "was he worth it?" michael, that's cold. >> well, we are just i think echoing a question that is being heard all across america. the story is open-ended. i do think there's a conversation happening across the country posing that question. did we give too much for this guy. the definitive facts are unknown, but there is a lot of reason to think that he wandered away, does not appear to have been captured in battle. we paid a high price. particularly as you say, as you just mentioned, conserving and republicans on the war path. >> molly, i have to ask you, is the bergdahl mess being politicized or is it being fairly argued in the press? >> well, i like to think in the press we are always fair, but politi