. >> i am gery edelstein. i am a research fellow at california at space science lab. i am here with my professional peers to demonstrate the broad diversity of citizens who support electronic dance music events. state-permitted public musical events are a substantial and historic part of our identity as sentences since. it attracts tourists from all over the country, benefiting local businesses, and enhances the desirability of the bay area as a place to live and work. i have personally met with scores of folks at these events who came to town specifically to have fun at these events. the travel a long way. as a recruiter of professionals and post secondary students, i can attest personally to the allure of this diversity in attracting those kind of people to our area. access to civic venues is a positive to the conduct of such events. application and enforcement of sensible submit regulations on capacity, access, sanitation, health, and conduct are an obvious benefit to the community and the city. my peers and i find the infectious excitement and positive behavior at

our critic david edelstein will be offering an appreciation of elizabeth tailor the actress. then we'll be taking a look at elizabeth taylor the very public celebrity and the remarkable interview she and her then husband richard burton granted to 60 minutes 41 years ago. >> i think it is one of the greatest exercises in marital togetherness, having a spat. >> reporter: john blackstone will show us paintings emblematic of the modern american west. the fast draw will take a closer look at all the cameras watching our every move these days. we'll celebrate washington's cherry blossom festival and more but first the ed lines for this sunday morning the 27th of march, 2011. nato air strikes in libya have helped rebels to retake the town of ajdabiya in the east. while the rebels celebrated pro government forces were seen taking off their uniforms and running off. rebel forces also claimed to have retaken the oil port of bregga. japanese officials now say an earlier report that radioactivity levels were spiking to 10 million times higher than normal was a mistake. but emergency work

david edelstein has a review of the new movie win, win.e'll take time to stop and smell the flowers. first here are the headlines for this sunday morning the 20th of march, 2011. we begin with libya where, as we mentioned a moment ago, the united states and some of our european allies are pounding the positions of moammar qaddafi's forces with cruise missiles and air strikes. the attacks are an effort to ground libya's air force and make it more difficult for qaddafi's army and mercenary troops to attack rebels holding the eastern city of benghazi. the libyan government says 64 people died in the allied assault and dozens more were injured. there's no confirmation of that. the libyan state news agency says the government plans to distribute weapons to more than one million people. we get the latest now from cbs news national security correspondent david martin at the pentagon. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning. this began yesterday with a cruise missile attack from ships in the mediterranean. about 114 cruise missiles in total

but interestingly in this book, edelstein included pictures of the building in dallas in which lee harvey oswald had stayed to take aim at jfk. jackie didn't flinch. she allowed the photograph to go ahead and it would have just as echols didn't have planned it. that's eggleston on the last and the photo that jackie let go ahead, which eggleston photo of the schoolbook depository. questions of art were higher for her than questions of her own biography or her own trauma. norway she put off by a bizarre personalities one of her colleagues remembered eccleston and jackie's office said doubleday, standing on top of her desk and demonstrating oppression to set. and jackie was sitting in her desk chair with her arms crossed, completely unfazed by this. and so i kind of liked that picture of her dealing with one of her authors. she did another book of photography with the french photojournalist, mark riboud which was taken on the chinese mountain, which was the hiking destination of recently married couples -- young married couples. she and riboud happened to be together in the late 1980s. she h