cbs's elise preston has more. >> reporter: campy cult classic "war of the satellites" is just one of the hundreds of films that made roger corman king of b movies. the rogue filmmaker with his not so special effects and dubious dialogue. >> soon we will have nowhere to run. >> reporter: turned out his independent movies at warp speed, often in under ten days. born in 1926, the detroit native earned an engineering degree from stanford and served in the navy before hollywood. >> you're the one who wanted to go monster huntering. >> reporter: corman said he never spent more than $100,000 a picture. the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences joked that he could use a public phone to negotiate a contract, shoot the film in the phone booth, and pay for it with the coins in the change slot. >> the beast with a million eyes. >> reporter: the good-humored filmmaker spoke about his style in 2012 on "cbs sunday morning." >> dlr there are a few of my fi in which there was no level of meaning underneath the entertainment whatsoever. >> you will go out and find me some food! >> reporter: mix

cbs's elise preston takes a look at his life and legacy.aracters in the game on and off the court. >> reporter: everything was outsized from his hall of fame career to his over-the-top personality. for decades he treated basketball fans to colorful quirky commentary. >> this could be heated. this could be burnt as feel. >> reporter: but on the court, it was his dominant play that did all the talking, winning two nba championships for ucla for legendary coach john wooden and two nba titles for the portland trail blazers and boston celtics. he always embraced culture, protesting against vietnam and speaking for marijuana. tributes poured in who see walton as one of the best to ever play. his enthusiasm always infectious. >> it doesn't get any better than this. >> bill walton lived his entire life loud and proud. elise preston, cbs news, los angeles. >>> representatives for mike tyson say the boxing champion is doing well after he became ill on a flight from miami to los angeles. tyson's rep says he became nauseous and dizzy just before landin

cbs' elise preston is on the money watch tonight. elise? >> reporter: robert, credit card users looking for release from late fees won't get it anytime soon after a federal judge sided with banks and businesses to freeze the rule from going into effect. the biden administration's rule that capped late fees for credit card payments at $8 is now temporarily on hold. a federal judge in texas granted an injunction at the request of business and banking organizations. late fees on bills generate an estimated $10 billion annually for credit card companies. the average penalty is a whopping $32 a month. this case could go all the way to the supreme court. mortgage rates fell for the first time in five weeks. the average rate for a 30-year fixed loan is at 7.09%, down from 7.22% last week. still, not enough for some home owners. >> why sell and pay higher interest on a new home? >> reporter: many house hunters are also sitting on the side lines due to higher prices and lower inventory. some consumers are fed up with fast food. several chains includ

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norah. >> norah: elise preston, lana zak, thank you. more breaking news from overseas.s has learned that an american soldier has been arrested in russia after being accused of stealing from a woman. david martin is at the pentagon with new reporting. >> reporter: the soldier is staff sergeant gordon black, based in south korea, but detained in russia and accused of theft. officials say he was supposed to be returning to the united states as part of a regular rotation. but instead traveled to the port city of vladivostok even though russia is listed as a do not travel zone for the american military. he was arrested last week for allegedly stealing from a woman. the evidence against him is not known. >> i can't say much about it right now, but we are aware. >> reporter: another american held in a russian trail including former marine paul whelan and "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich. at the time when the war in ukraine has brought relations between washington and moscow to near crisis levels. both have been designated as wrongfully detained, wnba star britta

>> maurice: okay, elise preston, thank you. to the deadly storms that have slammed texas, at least four people have been killed, hundreds of thousands without power. cbs's dave malkoff is in houston, where it could be weeks before the lights are back on. >> get away from the glass! >> reporter: the storm came in fast and furious. tonight, building after building, block after block, windows blown out by 100 mile-per-hour winds. houston mayor john whitmire. >> it is one of those wow moments. >> reporter: because glass is everywhere? >> it's unbelievable. >> reporter: you can hear the crunch as i walk along the glass-covered streets of a major america downtown. you can see the extent of this damage along the eastern half of the building. all the glass coming down onto the street below, just pouring down as this wind ripped the building apart. >> we were told yesterday morning there was a chance of thunderstorms. >> reporter: with school canceled and no power or water at home, jacqueline muncy and her kids headed downtown. >> we di

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norah. >> elise preston and lana zak, thank you. >>> there's more breaking news from overseas. cbs news has learned that an american soldier has been arrested in russia after being accused of stealing from a woman. cbs's david martin is at the pentagon with new reporting. >> reporter: the soldier is staff sergeant gordon black, based in south korea but now detained in russia and accused of theft. officials say he was supposed to be returning to the united states as part of a regular rotation but instead traveled to the port city of vladivostok even though russia is listed as a do-not-travel zone for the american military. he was arrested last week for allegedly stealing from a woman. the evidence against him is not known. >> i can't really say much about it right now, but we are aware of this case. >> reporter: black becomes another american held in russian jail, including former marine paul whelan and "wall street journal" report evan gershkovich at a time when the war in ukraine has brought relations between washington and moscow to near crisis levels. both have been designat

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cbs's elise preston has more. >> reporter: campy cult classic war of the satellites is just one of the hundreds of films that made roger corman king of b-movies. the rogue filmmaker, with his not so special effects and dubious dialogue. >> soon we will have nowhere to run. >> reporter: turn the out his independent movies at warp speed, often in under ten days. born in 1926, the detroit native earned an engineering degree from stanford and served in the navy before hollywood. >> you're the one who wanted to go monster hunting. >> reporter: corman said he never spent more than $100,000 a picture. the academy of motion pictures, arts, and sciences joked that he could use a public phone to negotiate a contract, shoot the film in the phone booth, and pay for it with the coins in the change slot. >> the beast with a million eyes. >> reporter: the good-humored filmmaker spoke about his style in 2012 on cbs sunday morning kwiegs. >> there are a few of my films in which there was no level of meaning underneath the entertainment whatsoever. >> you will go out and find me some food! >> reporter:

elise preston has more. we warn you this video is very hard to watch. >> my behavior on that is inexcusable. i take full responsibility for my actions in that video. >> reporter: sean diddy combs admitting to and apologizing for actions portrayed in this l.a. hotel security video first released by cnn friday that shows the rapper chasing and assaulting his then girl friend singer cassie ventura in 2016. >> i mean i hit rock bottom, but i make no excuses. >> reporter: in the video which does not have audio, combs dressed in a bath towel appears to run after ventura and grab the back of her neck throwing her to the ground. he then kicks her several times while she lies motionless before dragging her down the hallway. the video seems to match some of the accusations ventura made last november in a now settled lawsuit that alleged combs physically and sexually abused her for years during their relationship. at least five other people came forward in the weeks after ventura accusing combs of sexual assault, physi

. >> reporter: i'm elise preston on the campus of ucla where hundreds of students marched through the campus after news that dozens were detained in the early morning hours. >> reporter: video posted on social media shows multiple people in a campus parking lot with their hands zip tied. demonstrators expressed outrage over what they see as overpolicing. just as ucla formed a new office of campus safety, campus police are under investigation for their handling of an attack on a student encampment last week. >> do you feel safe on this campus? >> i do not feel safe on this campus. i feel targeted. >> reporter: at uc san diego more than 60 people were taken into custody as law enforcement tore down an encampment. angry protesters later clashed with deputies of the sheriff's office. tents at usc were removed where check points have become the norm. >> i'm disappointed i won't be able to walk through the gate one final time with my parents on graduation day. >> reporter: although columbia is canceling the large ceremony, the school tells me that they're still going to be holding about two

. >> cbs news elise preston with the late breaking developments. >> reporter: a judge will allow one piece of evidence to be retested for dna. now that evidence is a 15½-inch piece of duct tape found on laci peterson's pants. the ruling comes after a long day in court where attorneys argue for the testing of more than a dozen items. the judge denied testing on all the other items including parts of the mattress found in a burned out van around the same time of laci peterson's disappearance. scott peterson's attorneys argue the items it tested for dna, could prove his innocence in the murder of laci peterson and the couple's unborn son, conner, nearly 22 years ago. the d.a.'s office argues today peterson was found guilty in 2004 with overwhelming circumstantial evidence. in her ruling, the judge cited most of the items were not in police custody, were not in a condition to be tested, or would not have changed the outcome of his conviction at the time of the trial. another peterson hearing is expected in july. back to you. >>> we are following major new developments in gaza and the ret

reporter elise preston was in court today as depape learned his sentence. >> reporter: ryan, david depa was sentenced to 30 years for the violent attack on paul pelosi and attempted kidnapping of the former speaker of house nancy pelosi. the judge handed down the decision today saying depape harmed all americans when he broke into the family's home in october 2022. the attack was captured on police body camera video. today the couple's daughter christine read victim impact statements in court. in those statements the pelosis mention their home still has blood stations, visual reminders of the crime scene. the family and prosecution asked for 40 years. depape's defense argued for 14 years citing he didn't have a criminal history and was not a threat to the public. the defense also pointed to sentencing in the january 6th attack saying that those defendants who were convicted of trying to overthrow the government didn't see sentences as harsh as 40 years. the judge called the defense's analogy of january 6th inadequate saying depape was still a danger to society and other officials. now d

elise preston has the story. >> reporter: "war of the satellites "is one of the hundreds of films that movies. the rogue filmmaker with his not so special effects and dubious dialogue. >> soon you'll have nowhere to run. >> reporter: turned out his independent movies at warped speed often in under ten days. born in 1926, the detroit native earned an engineering degree from stanford and served in the navy before hollywood. >> you're the one who wanted to go monster hunting. >> reporter: corman said he never spent more than $100,000 a picture. the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences joked that he could use a public phone to negotiate a contract, shoot the film in the phone booth, and pay for it with the coins in the change slot. >> the beast with a million eyes. >> reporter: the good-humored filmmaker spoke about his style in 2012 on "cbs sunday morning." >> there are a few of my films in which there was no level of meaning underneath the entertainment whatsoever. >> you will go out and find me some food! >> reporter: mixed in with what some called sclock, classics like "little