what's the best way from getting sun burned at the beacfirst, wh did jim cary apologize for this time? does it matter? . >> his position is the same, but he won't call you names, he jim cary has apologied for his comments about gun owners. assault rifle fans, i do not agree with you, nor do i fear you, but i do love you, and i'm sorry that in my outrage i called you names, that was wrong. by the way, i do not need a crisis manager, just a conscious. meanwhile, second amendment fans continue to hate cary like cats hate cans. >> all right, what did that can do you to you, cat? what is worse, the crime or the apology? >> i don't think that he should have apologized, he let a lot of us down. i think that these people with the assault rifles they do not respect human life and i would like to line them up and shoot them all. >> oh, really? that seems hypocritical, turtle man. >> if you using violence against these people that want to outlaw violence. >> they like it when it like this, and when you go like that, now i hate it. >> what kind of gun is that? >> two six-shooters from the wild we

that, too, starred the carlton l anl and cary grant playing a cat burglar who fell for the charms of >> diamonds. the only thing in the world you oun't resist. >> reporter: sunday's heist follows a jailbreak a few days arlier by members of the pink panther gang, suspected of stealing millions of dollars in jewelry around the globe. john o'connor, former head of scotland yard's armed robbery squad said there's no doubt that this was the work of esofessionals. >> that's a classic way of otting away with it. blend into the crowd. it's a brilliant piece of utterly simplistic, easy robbery. >> reporter: catching this thief >>y be a lot harder than in the lvies. charlie d'agata, cbs news, onndon. : tschieffer: that movie was my favorite movie. it's hard to believe that creatures as powerful as sharks would be endangered. sh next, we'll show you what's being done to save them. what's being done to save them. to redeem myiles for this trip. purchase eraser? it's the easy way to erase any recent travel expense. i just pick a charge, like my flight with a few taps, it's taken care of. impressi

barbara streisand, cary grant with the top down.yn monroe who captured the heart of this photographer. it's hard to believe the images of marlyn monroe left to be uncovered. tonight, never before published snapshots, 3,700 of them, all captured by photographer, milton green, who met marilyn while an a shoot for "look" magazine. he sent her the proofs, she sent back two dozen roses. this one holding a russian guitar. this image called nightgown in mink stoll. this shot taken during monroe's one-year exile. she tried to break free from a big hollywood movie studio. there was an entire series called red sweater. no explanation needed. this one in 1957 milton green called it graduation because she told him she never had a proper graduation sitting. this was the closest to it. not graduating from high school haunted monroe for life. in the 1960s, his lens trained on other stars, barbara streisand. september, 1958, this was just weeks before the release of her first movie, "funny girl." right there on the lot with the top down, cary grant

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much like the alfred hitchcock 1955 romantic thriller "to catch a thief," starring cary grant as the this weekend. the elegant carlton hotel. but this real-life robbery was much less cinematic. possibly one of these simpler schemes. a man in his mid 40s wearing a hat and scarf around his neck enters the prominent hotel. exact details still puzzle police. but he was somehow able to walk into the closed exhibit as the diamonds were about to be secured in their display cases. flashing a gun, he grabbed the bag of diamonds, then boldly escaped through a glass door, all in less than a minute. there's no doubt it was a shocking heist. but what's even more shocking is more than 24 hours later there is no police swarming the hotel, there's no extra security. it's as if nothing ever happened. the carlton heist follows a recent prison break by members of the notorious pink panther jewel thief gang. someone should have called inspector clouseau of "pink panther" movie fame. just three days before the heist two pink panther gang members were sprung from a swiss prison when accomplices from the g

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. >> to the contrary executive producer cari stein joined these global health leaders in kuala lumpur. she also visited a program where teenagers learn about reproductive health and a women's reproductive health clinic. >> malaysia is a diverse multi-ethnic and multi cultural country in southeast asia where malays, indians, chinese and other ethnic groups live side by side. the national religion is islam, however, the people enjoy religious freedom. kuala lumpur, malaysia. a vibrant modern city in known internationally for the iconic petronas towers. >> in the shadow of downtown kuala lumpur is pudu a small poor marginalized community where a family and reproductive health services clinic struggles to meet the unmet needs of women. >> four boy, one girl. >> 44 year old tangchoi ying comes to this clinic for all her health needs. it's where she gets her yearly physical, blood pressure taken and blood work. it's also where she receives family planning services. >> i've been coming here since i had my first child 23 years ago. >> this young family also comes here to access birth control.

passed fresh clashes between government supporters and and to miss protesters erupted earlier outside cari university after at least eighteen people were said to have been killed there overnight now these pictures at the moment live pictures from tahrir square in the center of caro and correspondent bill true. there and we hope to be talking to them very soon live here for an update on r.t. . what we spoke to egyptian novelist and political commentator ahdaf soueif and he believes it's a sad irony that the me has stood behind the popular unrest. the military for the year that they were actually in power they themselves waged a war against their protesters on the streets in an escalating massacre so it is very sad that we are back in this position. but in fact it really is the intransigence of dr morsi that has led us that is because over the last year he has had repeated continuous trinity's to act as the president of egypt to bring people in to mend kind of broken ties and to actually put the country on the road of the revolution. where somebody of the armies roadmap for a peaceful soluti

. >> jim cary apologizing to assault rifle owners, you feel it has something to do with the movie. and the director made a fool of him. the writer or the commentator? >> running of the bulls. not the birthplace of pampers, they were created by a researcher in ohio. you claim to like this, scott under the guise of rich people being able to do what they want under entertainment? >> yes. >> aren't most of the runners poor people? and you get off on it? >> rich people should be able to watch poor people and say that. and say that. >> that did not come across? >> not at all. >> not at all. >> you soft pedalled that one. grass, hay and grain, so it would make more sense to strap him to a board covered in grass, hay and grain. >> he would smoke the grass, wouldn't he? >> my favorite part of the segment is the paper rustling. >> it's a signature move, scott, you should get one. >> and brazilian soccer fans, refs head a spike, they are saying it's an isolated incident. >> they can say that, but it was all caught on cell phone video, they made one arrest and are still looking for suspects. d

lou: jay cary, white house press spokesman said that they may a deliberate decision, a deliberate decision to let him leave hong kong for russia. we presume that is wheree is added unquestionably has a negative impact on u.s.-ch relations focusing on the chinese side of this trilogy, if you will. what are your thoughts? >> well, i think it is a demonstration that the chinese could not care less what the white house says. did we really do all that we could to persuade them not to let him go? did the president call the chinese president? did the secretary call his counterpart, havehey called their counterparts in russia? you know, when you don't convey the seriousness of your message and you don't make it clear that there will be consequences or if the other countryoes not believe that there are consequences, it will be doomed to failure which is what has happened. i think we have not just a lack of respect for the president the diplomatic incompetence on display re. >> and it has a real national security implications. i was in china. you know, the biggest issue right now is as cyber issue.

carie foods and then sat back and watched what happened. try: you thi this will work?cases it did. the guys in this study ended up losing weight when fast food prices went up because they love the fast-food. women actuall gained weight been healthy foods went up in price. hear what was most stunning is that the youth in the group loss between eight and 9 percent body fat when their high calorie foods were taxed by about the same amount. tracy: this is interesting. you can tax cigarettes six ways until tuesday. it's welell over $10 a pack ando one is stopping smoking. >> there is a nice correlation between youth to actually were taxed higher. there really did work i deterring youth from smoking as much when they were younger beuse they're not as such. it is kind of correlation between that and this obesity study. adults did not lose as much weight as kids because the kids are not so ingrained in eating every day. tracy: we heard earlier today that obesity -- health care costs will double when they get older. should this -- should parents take responsibility? >> of cours

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alfred hitchcock's film about a jewel thief operating in the french riviera to catch a thief starring caryrace kelly. >> we have less than a minute left. whose jewels were these? >> these jewels belonged to a diamond house. they were on show. they were obviously going to be sold at some stage. they were there ready to be sold whenever a buyer came along. a lot of people do follow the jewelry business at the moment. the diamonds are so valuable as you say. but police say, one area that they will be going down is looking at this renowned pink panther jewel thief gang. the story only gets better. this network of thieves apparently one of the prime suspects that held up about 100 luxury stores around the wofrld in the last ten years. interpol says they've been on the radar since 1999. >> katherine, thank you. fascinating story. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, there is new information tonight about benghazi. someone is getting ready to talk to congress. congressman jason chaffetz will tell you who is talking. >>> the city of detroit may be bankrupt, but the city seemed ready for some la

ship and the crew goes ballistic, tries to kill everyone, cut the cables, the captain commits hariry cary, that's a great case. >> gordon, about what that, what happened on that ship? does it surprise you the captain faked a heart attack, tried to commit suicide? >> no, no, this is the way the north koreans operate. you know, it's not just us, but that adds emphasis to the north korean actions because we are their enemy in their minds. but it's just the way the north koreans do operate. they do not want anybody on their ships. whether it's carrying melons or nuclear weapons technology, i think the north koreans would act pretty much the same way. they did that with the pong su carrying heroin into australia. this is just standard operating procedure. >> thanks very much to both of you. appreciate it. i wish i was there to see that happen. >>> breaking news in the boston bombing investigation here on outfront. missed clues that could have led authorities to one of the suspects before the attack. our investigation and breaking news. >>> plus the latest from the asiana crash investigation. t

that starred cary grant as a burglar alongside grace kelly. but now this hotel is actually home of one of the biggest world diamond heist ever. a diamond and jewel heist estimated at $136 million. nbc's stephanie gosk has all the details. good evening, stephanie. >> reporter: the scene of the crime, the carlton hotel, was made famous by hitchcock's to catch a thief. >> even in this light, i can tell where your eyes are looking. >> reporter: now it's famous for a real life caper. a single suspect disguised with hat and scar of pulled off the seemingly flawless heist in under a minute. in the middle of the day, he snuck through french door, pulled a handgun and held up three security guards, a manager and two jewelers. 72 pieces of jewelry in hand, he ran out the back. >> this crime was about as fray zen as it gets. it's a guy coming in off the street into a fancy hotel, holding a gun and getting all these diamonds and getting out. >> that's where the money is. in the very small package, you can get such a high value. you can get an extraordinar

we have political science and law professor carol swain of vanderbilt university and attorney cari lazere founder of a group that provides service for underprivileged youth. this is not an easy discussion to have. and i want to talk to you both frankly about the fact that we're seeing quite a disconnect between what we saw in the courtroom and what we're seeing on the streets and what we're hearing in social media. there's an absolute disconnect. were people watching and experiencing two different things? >> i don't think it's so much that people were experiencing two different things as that there's one lens of what happens in the courtroom and another lens of what people see in terms of morality and ethics and what should happen in regard to a black boy walking down the street on his way home. he was killed for doing nothing but walking down the street on his way home. and that very simple reality is something that strikes so many people and produces rage and anger. if i can finish the point, as we look at that issue, it's also very hard to look at this case not within the context of a

. >> isn't that incredible that -- alfred hitchcock makes a movie with cary grant and grace kelly, notappens here. $53million! wow. >>> check this out, by the way. >> yeah. five new penguin chicks waddled their way through the san francisco zoo this weekend. so cute. the march of the penguins is an annual event but this is the first one open to the public. the chicks are 2 months old and spent the past week at school getting used to the water. the san francisco zoo has 53 penguins now. >> people think aren't they supposed to be in a refrigerator somewhere or near ice or something? but many penguins doesn't need that kind of -- penguins in argentina are strolling along the shoreline of the beach so not unusual. >>> 5 minutes now before 6:00. in the next half hour, the faa steps in after an unusually high number of aborted landings at sfo. the new rules for foreign pilots in the wak -- in the wake of the asiana crash. >>> why riot police were called after a southern california surfing competition. >> we are a week away from the negotiation deadlines and bart and its two unions still very

joining me now is cari white, co-founder and executive founder of the brotherhood sister soul, a notople in poor communities. still with me, melissa harris perry and james peterson and joy reid. i want to go to you because you live this every day. that speech, when you heard it, what was in there for you and the work you do? >> the speech resonated with me in two ways. first, it's really essential we look at the importance of supporting our boys, of supporting young men to redefine masculinity in manhood, to walk away from conflict, to learn what success looks like, to provide opportunities and access, to really put our hands on them to love and support and guide them so they can become strong men and all too often we don't do that work. we don't do the necessary work of building strong men. it's a lot harder to build strong men than to lock somebody up. we look at the city of new york and look at spending $is15,000 educate a child and $210 child to incarcerate a child, it shows where the priorities are. it's a very important point, that is something we wanted to hear, but the second

he'd almost thrown away the manuscript but his wife tabitha saw something in "carie"carerie," it wouldhere does your interest from the dark side come from? >> i don't know. >> i don't know. i could tell you, but then i'd have to kill you. i started off as a fan of movies about giant bugs that swallowed new york and los angeles. >> what did you like about that? >> i liked the idea that things would get out of control and somebody would battle to put control back in their lives. >> you can see the entire e sunday momorningg intererviview witith s stetephen kiking o on the next episode of "under the dome" airs tonight at 10:00. i remember seeing the preview thinking that is good. scary but good. >> great writer but great talker too. >> yeah. yeah, yeah. >> that does it for us. your local news is up next. see you tomorrow morning on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: close captioning sponsored by citracal. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. 8:55. i'm frank mallicoat with your kpix 5 headlines on this monday morning. it's all about bart today. the b

a conviction of manslaughter caries a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison, and he could serve fewervicted of manslaughter. >> it was not long after george zimmerman killed and shot martin that this case captured the attention of the nation up to president obama's. the verdict is now just hours away, so we're asking, how will the country and washington respond? >> good morning to you, erin. what is that the feeling there in washington? >> reporter: good morning, poppy and victor. right now everybody is waiting to see what the verdict will be, like everybody else. the white house has not said much just yet because they don't want to tamper with the process. trayvon martin's death ignited a national firestorm. tugging at the sensitive nature of race relations. >> racial profiling has to stop, mr. speaker. just because somebody wears a hoodie does not make them a hoodlum. >> and prompting the first african-american president to take the unusual step of speaking out and sympathizing with martin's parents. >> if i had a son he would look like trayvon, and, you know, i think that they are

. >> alisyn: hard to know why jim cary thinks it's a political statement or logical political statement carrey that's funny you made 25 million for bruce almighty? that's the outrage, people think. >> clayton: charlieston hesitate stolen video he made he thought was funny. people fired up about that. >> alisyn: sometimes celebrities weigh into political issues and you realize they should stick to the scripts they are given in hollywood. obviously everybody can have an opinion and that's fine. when they send out things like this without further explanation in 140 characters, it begs a lot of people to fire back on twitter. here is another one. jim carrey, corporations, greed, like the ones that run tv and hollywood? people want him to give more of an explanation. >> clayton: yeah, corporate greed. i'm going to talk to degenerate at 3:00 in the morning and stealing paint out of their parents' basement. >> mike: sounds like preparedness. >> preparing for when my kids are that old. >> alisyn: miles better never think about that. >> clayton: he won't. >> alisyn: a family in texas is an unwel