. >>> and i'm gayle king. when i see you at 8:00, prince harry makes some waves during his latest caribbean stop. and action star jonah hill and funny guy channing tatum stop by. >>> first we look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> who wants it the most? what do you say? >> you're going to do the right thing tomorrow. i need your vote. >> republican voters in ten states go to the polls on super tuesday. >> 419 delegates at stake. now that's a lot. >> it's been, i think, the worst campaign i've ever seen in my life. it literally beats the snot out of you. >> i don't even consider myself wealthy, which is an interesting thing. >> both the prime minister and i prefer to resolve this diplomatically. >> we've waited for diplomacy to work, we've waited for sanctions to work. none of us can afford to wait much longer. >> israel warns time is running out to stop a nuclear iran. >> i will never let my people live in the shadow of annihilation. >>> more teams from fema scan out to survey all that damage

. >>> i'm gayle king. when i see you at 8:00 the man president clinton credits for his healthy turn around tells us how to live a disease free life. the one and only danny da veto in rare form stopping by. >>> we look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> it sounded like thunld der that didn't quit. >> severe storms tear through tennessee killing at least three. >> it's wreaking havoc. it continues to make its way across the country. >> a day after tornadoes car of a path of of destruction through the hartland claiming nine lives. >> devastating. you can imagine what it was like. >> more anti-american have i ee lens in afghanistan. two u.s. soldiers shot dead in the wake of a koran burning controversy. >> the costa allegra adrift at sea docked this morning with 700 passengers. >> not having enough food, not being able to rest well at night. the heat is unbearable. >> believe it or not, bank of america is thinking about another way to collect more fees. >> andrew breitbart is dead at the age o

all right, gayle.nd the world. we'll celebrate jon bon jovi's birthday today. stick around for that. you're watching "cbs this morning." >>> this portion of "cbs this morning," sponsored by macy's. [ female announcer ] healthier, more radiant skin. it's in your future now. [ female announcer ] discover the power of aveeno positively radiant. with total soy, it's clinically proven to visibly reduce past damage, while broad spectrum spf 30 helps prevent future damage. aveeno positively radiant. >>> where do you watch television? >> we don't necessarily watch a lot of television. what happens in this house is we watch a lot of movies. >> that's a tv, isn't it? >> that's pretty amazing. >> so we screen whatever is in theaters here. it's great fun. >> that was rock superstar. he has a nice house, jon bon jovi. talking to you, charlie and lara logan on person to person. he hits a major milestone today, turning the big 5-0. >> a little surer these days but he and the band are still packing stadiums around the

inl still gayle king.pieces in the midwest and south after they were hit with a serious tornado outbreak. >> i'm charlie rose with erica hill. the violent storms on tuesday and wednesday affected seven states. kansas, illinois and tennessee suffered some of the worst damage at least 20 tornadoes were reported and at least 12 people were killed. another dangerous storm system is forecast to hit the same area tomorrow. >>> today is actually the traditional start of the tornado season. but we've already had more than 120 tornadoes in 2012. more than double the usual number. mark strassmann looks at a brand new early warning system that makes forecasting a lot more accurate. >> parts of branson, missouri's downtown never had a chance. not against an ef-2 tornado. its winds churned 135 miles per hour and stretched for 22 miles. but people here survived. in part because of this radar imagery of that same torpedo. notice the detail. this cluster shows debris swirling in the air as the twister struck this city of

gayle king has a look at what's coming up in the next hour. gayle? >> hi, charlie.nd we're talking about a book called "shades of grey." i hadn't heard about it until two week ago. >> twi light for middle age mom and all t sex and operating instructions. >> i'm intrigued. before you gon the hunt to sign the papers, rebecca jarvis, come in, five things you need to know about buying a house. i've heard location, location, location. >> you're correct. we'll separate fact from fiction. >> as you heard earlier, theun sherifin trayvon martin >> as you heard earlier, theun sherifin trayvon martin case [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ >>> it is 8:00. welcome back to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king. >> and i'm charlie rose. along with erica hill. >> trayvon martin, the unarmed teen killed last month. >> his parents are w

. >>> i'm gayle king. we'll talk with prince harry one-on-one who opens up about his responsibilities that he and his brother share. >> slowly coming to terms with and accepting the fact that the name can make a huge difference. therefore, you've got to use it. >> i'm erica hill. you'll meet a roman catholic priest who has a wife and six children. >> but first as kwee do every morning, we begin with a look at today's eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. >>> outrage in afghanistan after an american soldier goes on a murderous rampage. >> 16 victims, three women and nine little children. >> the taliban has vowed revenge against what they called thick-minded american savages. >> president obama has spoken with afghanistan's president, offered his condolences. >> after the burning of the koran, this incident, it's going to be tough to mend the relationship. >>> unlike one of my competitors, i have had grits before. [ laughter ] >> the gop battles for the deep south. >> up next tuesday, primaries in alabama an

i'm gayle king. spanx for men.she made the offer of spanx for men. >> did you take her occupy that offer? >> no, i have not. i would like to take her up on the offer to invest in her business. >> yes. charlie rose is in good shape. it's a joke. >> i'm charlie rose with erica hill. yesterday on this broadcast chief investigative correspondent armen keteyian followed the path of counterfeit versions of avastin into the united states. >> this morning armen is with us to tell us about canada's largest internet pharmacy. good morning. >> good morning. it's estimated there are some 40,000 internet websites that sell prescription medications and the majority claim to be canadian. but as we found out, more and more, it's buyer beware. >> reporter: canadadrugs.com bills itself as the largest and most trusted online canadian pharmacy. based in this office building in winnipeg, minnesota, it says it sells medications to people in 135 countries, including the u.s. brock smith is the company's chief development officer. >> we s

and gayle is a great new best he's friend. drive a handicapped van. >> he's a lot of fun. >> no, gayle. you're a lot of fun. suck it kimmel. you go, gayle. >> you go, adam. we can't say some of the language they said. but thank you, jimmy kimmel. thank you. i thought that was very nice. it's 8:00. welcome back to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king. >>> i'm charlie rose with erica hill. a michigan high school basketball star made wes leonard made a game winning basket, then he collapsed and died. >> that tragedy made national headlines. it shook his tight knit hometown and turned his mother into an activist. she spent the last year on a mission to keep this from happening to anyone else. six miles from the shores of lake michigan, like the tiny town of fennville. a place you might never have heard of if not for wes leonard. >> wes had tons of energy, like when he walked in the room. i mean, everybody kind of gravitated towards him. >> how are you feeling? >> he has a smile and you just wanted to be with him. >> never stops jord

you go, gayle. >> you go, adam.immel. i thought that was very nice. it is 8:00. welcome back to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king. >> i'm charlie rose with erica hill. one year ago tomorrow a michigan high school basketball star named wes leonard made a game-winning basket, then he collapsed and died. >> that tragedy made national headlines. it shook his tight-knit home town and turned his mother into an activist. she spent the last year on a mission to keep this from happening to anyone else. >> reporter: six miles from the shores of lake michigan, a tiny town of fenville, a place you may have heard of if not for wes leonard. >> he had tons of energy when he walked in the room. everybody gravitated toward him. he had this smile. you just wanted to be with him. >> reporter: at 16, wes was already a local legend. having caught the eye of college recruiters for his skills on the court and on the field. on march 3, 2011, with the game in overtime and the fenville blackhawks just one basket away from a perfect season,

. >> i'm gayle king. the nfl does not mess around. inside the investigation that led to one of the toughest punishments in the history of football. we'll talk to james brown and shannon sharpe and when i see you at 8:00, hollywood legend shirley maclaine will be right here. >> i'm erica hill. a cell phone camera captures a deadly drunk drivie ining crash inside the car. the lone survivor wants teens to see what happened. >>> is marriage becoming obsolete? surprising numbers out this morning. >>> we begin with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> incredible that this young man was murdered and his killer is still walking out free. >> outrage grows nationwide over the shooting death of an unarmed florida teen, trayvon martin. >> our son was not committing any crimes. our son is your son. >> football doesn't need to be played this way and won't be played this way going forward. >> nfl hammered new orleans saints for illegal bounty program finding team management was on a scheme to play players to injure opponents. >

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gayle king has a look at what's coming up in the next hour. gayle? >> hi, charlie. book called "shades of grey." i hadn't heard about it until two week ago. >> twi light for middle age mom and all the sex and operating instructions. >> i'm intrigued. before you go on the hunt to sign the papers rebecca jarvis, come in, five things you need to know about buying a house. i've heard location, location, location. >> you're correct. we'll separate fact from fiction. >> as you heard earlier, the sheriff in the trayvon martin case stepped aside. his >>> now four minutes before 8:00 as the sun continues to settle in around the inner harbor and elsewhere, the bright sun shining above it of course, sharons that the latest on traffic right after tim's first warning weather. >> we will get rid of this fog and temperatures go up nicely through the afternoon, 81 with some sun through the afternoon, a lot of sun actually with near record highs, the record is 82. for a look at the roads we send it to sharon gibala. >> a chemical spill on the outer loop between providence road and d

. >>> i'm gayle king. when they ran for office, many freshmen congressman said no more business as usual. our investigation said when it comes to the lobbyists, that may not be the case. when i see you at 8:00, the ceo of sears is here to show us his plan to get the company back on track. >>> first, as we do every morning, we begin with a look at today's eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> a twister tears through a michigan neighborhood. >> rescue crews are on the scene near the village of dexter searching for survivors. >> we shut the door and prayed and held hands. >> leaving more than 100 homes damaged or destroyed. >> devastating. mother nature can be devastating. >> a senior american official told the new york times, due to stress, alcohol and domestic issues, the soldier "just snapped." >> new details emerge about the u.s. serviceman accused in the afghan massacre. >> the army staff sergeant got a lawyer today. >> he and his family were told that his tours were over and literally overnight that

. >>> i'm gayle king. prince harry tells us how the work of his mother, princess diana influenced his own humanitarian efforts. when i see you at 8:00, jason segel stops by. >>> first, as we do every day, we begin with today's eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. >>> we did it again. >> rick santorum sweeps the south winning primaries in mississippi and alabama. >> we're going to win this nomination before that convention. >> this air of inevitability that romney has -- >> if you're the front-runner and keep coming in third, you're not much of a front-runner. >>> i'm the one guy in this race who can beat barack obama. >> from my perspective, he has to get rid of those stupid blue jeans. >> some men don't know how to wear jeans. >> some men do. but mitt romney doesn't. >> a transformer fire plunges boston's back bay and tens of thousands into darkness. >> chaos in the city. >> the blaze forced the nearby hilton and business toss evacuate. >> the darkest i've ever seen with the most amount of people i've ev

very tight. >> gayle, not that this is isn't interesting.t get a clip of that? >> because oprah is a smart cookie. that's why. she wants for the for anybody to see it when it airs on her network. i have to say i did make a plea. did "cbs this morning," could we have it? charlie and erica would like to see it too? >> she said no. it's a very special interview and i don't want clips running all over the place. we'll all get to see it on sunday night. i understand it. i was disappointed. >> right. >> but i understand it. >> did you get some tidbits ahead of time? nothing you're allowed to share? >> if i told you, erica, i would have to kill you. >> i don't want you in trouble. i like you too much. >> you can see the entire interview on oprah's next chapter sunday night at 9:00, 8:00 central. before weave go, could i give a special mommy hug to you. at the women's conference last night. i'm not just saying this, you were so tender and so amazing with the young genocide survivor. i wanted to say well done. >> thank you. remarkable young woman. as

gayle was 31. so, you go gayle. >> always fun to be the butt of tracy morgan's jokes. be the butt of a joke, isn't it? >> absolutely. >> you would agree? >> if you can't laugh -- >> that's right. laugh. >> it was all about friendship, wasn't it? >> it actually was. it's 8:00. welcome back to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king. >> i'm charlie rose with erica hill. >>> it's been nearly two decades since mothrley safer looked at three basketballs in an aquarium and asked this important question, is it art? >> that critique of art is a legendary "60 minutes" moment and this sunday he's asking it again and he'll tell us how artist and dealers are seriously cashing in. >> reporter: 50,000 people turn up dressed up and dressed down. you can't tell the billionaires from the wanna-bes, the gawkers from gawkees. the exhibitionists from exhibitions. they come to celebrate the bonanza contemporary art has become. the art market sizzles while the stock market fizzles. this is where big disposable income comes to be disposed. >> come inside. >> reporter: inside you'll find an upscal

gayle, give us the website again. >> baltimore greek week.com, to learn about the parade it is greek parade.com, so come on out and enjoy. >> all right. there you go guys. you got it baltimore greek week, the second annual, yes. >> sounds like a lot of fun. >> it does. >> sounds like a lot of food. >> it is going to be a lot of food. a lot of fun and it is a great family event too, especially for the parade. >> all right. >> okay. i have got to go back in the window. >> all right. >> i will see you around the corner monday morning at jimmy's in fell's point for manic monday. >> all right, see you there. >> next up here on wjz -- >> we have all heard of teens doing dangerous challenges by drinking games but how about cinnamon. i am monique griego, i ,,,,,,,,, >>> 6:24 and a half. in the news a disturbing sensation, people, most of them teenagers trying to quickly swallow a teaspoon of cinnamon, monique explains why this could be dangerous. >> reporter: swallowing cinnamon without drinking anything is nearly impossible, while it may sound like a silly prank, it is sending people to the

. >>> i'm gayle king. it's one of the unlikely stories of the year. a short film condemning an african warlord who has become one of the biggest viral videos ever. we'll show you how it all happened and look at the controversial charity behind kony 2012. when i see you at 8:00 ewen mcgreg gore stops by. >>> i'm erica hill. prince harry finishes up in brazil. we have a live report. plus the five things rental car companies do not want you to know. >>> but first as we do every morning, we begin with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> you think he's rational? >> yes. that's our rational. he loves israel. >> the u.s. pushes for diplomatic solution. >> president obama had delayed israel's plans to strike iran this spring. >> as israel warns an attack on iran could come within months. >> i'm learning to say y'all and i like grits and strange things are happening to me. >> the gop race takes a southern swing. >> hopefully get this race down to two candidates. >> four more years of barack obama would be such a disaster. >> what barack

. >>> i'm gayle king. security alert in france after a man kills four people outside a jewish school. plus outrage in florida as the family of an unarmed teen gunned down by a neighbor demands that the fbi get involved in this case. >>> i'm erica hill. the man behind kony 2012, the viral video, is recovering from a public meltdown caught on camera. >>> kate middleton prepares to deliver her first official speech today. >>> as we morning, we begin with a look at today's eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. >>> never thought something like this would happen to him. he's a normal guy. not normal now. >> the alleged afghan shooter to meet with his attorney today. >> army staff sergeant robert bales is behind bars at ft. l eleven worth kansas. >> as con flekting details emerge about the man behind the massacre. >> reported to have deep money troubles. >> nobody kills money and children because they have financial stressors. >> all the delegates in that contest are ours, so that's -- that's good news. >> mitt r

and gayle's a great, new bestest friend. she gets me.the things that drive me crazy. like those stick figure family people on the back of their minivan windows. and hybrid suvs. >> trucks. >> left turn lights. >> highways. >> speed bumps. >> bumpy roads. >> bottom line, gayle gets me. and there are a lot of things that bother me. [ bleep ] you. [ bleep ]. you think you own the road just because you own a handicap van? >> but other than that, he's a lot of fun. >> no, gayle. you're a lot of fun. suck it, kimmel. you go, gayle. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm sorry that it's come to this. well, please give my best to your new friend, donald trump and his hair. "the celebrity apprentice" is on sunday nights on nbc. and "the adam corolla show" is on itunes or go to his website to download it. thank you for being here. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] sergio! christina! question for you. what factors led you to buy your explorer. definitely the ecoboost option. what's pretty amazing is that you can get the fuel economy of a

. >>> i'm gayle king. treasure trove of captured documents offer a window into the mind of osama bin laden. john miller brings us new details you have not heard before. >>> when i see you at 8:00, kiefer sutherland tells us about his return to tv. >>> i'm erica hill. cbs news tracked down fake medicine that made its way into the u.s. >>> and newly published e-mails from bernie madoff shows a desperate man trying to cope with life behind bars. >>> we start with the "eye opener," your world in 90 second. >>> thank you, illinois. what a night. wow. >>> mitt romney rolls in illinois and takes aim at president obama. >> it's time to say this word -- enough. we've had enough. >> it's inevitable mitt romney is going to be the nominee, isn't it? >> unless he unexpectedly collapses or has a heart attack. >> we're feeling very good about winning louisiana on saturday, i might add. >> rick santorum said that he's not worried about unemployment. well, he will be in november. >>> over the shooting death of an unarmed t

i'm gayle king. >> i'm charlie rose with erica hill.oked at three basketballs in an aquarium and asked this very important question. is it art? >> that critique of legendary art is a a moment. he's asking the question again. he'll show how artists and dealers are seriously cashing in. >> reporter: 50,000 people turn out dressed up and dressed down. you can't tell the billionaires from the wannabes, the gawkers from the gawked out, exhibitionists from the exhibitions. they come to celebrate the bonanza contemporary art becomes. the art market sizzles while the stock market fizzles. this is where big disposable income comes to be disposed. inside you'll find an upscale flea market, a shopping mall where prices start at the thousands and end in the stratosphere. there's very little sense of an aesthetic experience, not silence or the hush of a gallery or museum. what you hear or imagine you hear is the cac aphony of cash. art, so much merchandise without a price tag in sight. >> morley safer is here. welcome. >> good to be here. >> as much

. >> all this video, gayle, is what's being unloaded from people who suffered through the tornadoes that swept through the country? >> these are from areas near where tornadoes touched down. as you can see here, this backyard is getting pummeled by hail. look at the pool. >> hail in a pool. >> that demonstrates the power of that hail when you see the water being disrupted like that. listen to the sound of this house. they have a skylight in this house where you can see which the skylight amplifies that sound. >> that's more than a skylight. the whole ceiling is glass. >> of all the precipitation out there, i think hail is the weirdest. >> it's the most fascinating. wow, look at that. >> it's mean precipitation. >> angry. >> angry. >> angry precipitation. >> that's why it's called hail. >> all hail. >> that's good, beth. >>> i want to warn you before you see the next video that it is difficult to watch. >> oh! >> no way. oh. holy molly, what happened? >> two divers from the ukraine were visiting egypt. they were actually in sharm el-sheikh staying at the city sharm hotel, a four-star hote

. >> that's exactly right, gayle. pay attention to this officer here at the top of your screen. >> oh, my. it's a baby, isn't it. >> it's see the cameraman notices and focuses in. the officer carries the child in the car seat. >> it's like an infant car seat. >> that's right. it was an infant car seat. >> why was the guy running? >> the chase began when los angeles police tried to pull the car over for dui. wins the truck hit the freeway, california highway patrol took over. >> was the baby okay? >> no reports on whether the baby was injured in any way. the driver and passenger of the car were both taken into custody. >> here i am thinking that pit maneuver in the beginning was cool, something out of a demolition derby. now i feel bad. there's a baby in the car. >> think how that officer feels, i hit that car and there was a baby in there. >> but he did the right thing. it was under control, low speed. who knows if this guy could have taken off, ran the light, crashed it could have been a lot worse. i think they did t

>> yes, gayle. that was his first question.t wasn't in the prepared remarks. >> are you surprised she turned this conversation to her? >> thank -- >> no not at all. >> seth plays along. >> be quiet mr. rose. >>> it was the anniversary of the historic sift rights event. bill plante will take us back to bloody sunday. here's a long story short. adele is afraid to be alone in her new home. why? we'll tell you when we come back. you're watching "cbs this morning." [ indistinct conversations, laughter ] ♪ [ female announcer ] all the hopping. all the squirming. all to their delight. kids don't worry about getting dirty. and with all oxi-active, neither do moms. it has up to four times the cleaning power... and helps get out your family's toughest dirt and stains the first time, every time. get our most powerful clean. all oxi-active. it's all clean. it's all good. chili's lunch break combos are full of delicious choices, starting at just 6 bucks. choose from savory favorites or our new philly cheesesteak sandwich. layers of shaved s

i'm gayle king. >> and i'm charlie rose with erica hill.e affects at least 25 million americans, and that number is growing. >> people struggle to control it with diet and with drugs. medical correspondent dr. jon lapook takes a look at a new study which shows that surgery may be an answer. >> tim ferree used to think of himself as a big guy. he weighed 250 pounds but the young father of two was still surprised when he was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. >> i thought i was a guy who could stand to lose some weight, but i didn't think of myself as obese. >> reporter: his diabetes was not well controlled through standard treatment. so when he heard doctors at the cleveland clinic were researching a new way to treat diabetes, stomach surgery, he hoped it might be the answer. >> i never thought about weight loss surgery at all, so, no, it never was on my radar. >> reporter: fe arree had gastr by pass surgery. after one year, 42% of those undergoing that procedure had their debut tees under control with normal blood sugars compares to those just

gayle king, executive vice president and chief administrator at nationwide.nd jackie winn, vice president of the global residency division of emc. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> so diversity's always been a hot topic, but on the whole is diversity better than it was 20, 30 years ago? are we more diverse than we were before? >> we are diverse in terms of visible difference. i think there's still opportunity for more of the invisible diversity as it relates to thought, as it relates to experience and background. we have an opportunity to play more in that space. >> i would say that i would have to disagree. i think that it just depends on the industry and depends on the business. but i think that our country understands that it is a business imperative and that everyone's committed to changing it and working on it. >> i would probably agree. i think in the technology field we need to do more around science and mathematics for people of color. i think that especially women coming into technology fields. i think also from a global perspective

thanks for that. >>> gayle, i had no idea.i think, with a look at the next hour. or are you behind me in the green room? there you are in charge in the green room. >> i have to say i had no idea either. andrea yates made headlines and enraged people after she drowned all five of her children. ten years after her conviction, her attorney believes she's ready to join society again. he's here to explain why. will ferrell's newest movie opens in theaters tomorrow. if you don't speak spanish, i hope you're ready to read the subtitles. will is here to talk about casa demi padre. as you know, charlie is in d.c. and james brown is going to talk ncaa. we'll find out which underdog team j.b. is rooting for. who could that be? starts with an h. >>> remember to catch us on facebook and twitter and google plus. [ female announcer ] with swiffer dusters, a great clean doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm gonna read one of these. i'm gonna read one of these! [ female announcer ] unlike sprays and dust rags, swiffer 360 duster's extende

. >>> and i'm gayle king. in a revealing and rare interview, prince harry speaks about everything, from growing up royal to his beloved grandmother. that'll be the queen. >>> she's a fantastic woman and not only as a grandmother and as a queen as everybody knows. i'm being asked to do this and kick off the jubilee tour was an honor. >>> first as we do every morning, a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >>> anger boils over in afghanistan following the civilian massacre. >> policemen have gunfire in the village where some of the 16 afghans were killed. >> as new details emerge about the accused american shooter. >> staff sergeant who was diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury after a vehicle rollover accident in 2010. >> the suspect's family has been moved on to his home base for their protection. >> people in mississippi and alabama want to elect a conservative nominee. >> his record doesn't suggest he has the physical chops that i have. >> republicans dut it out as voters head to the polls

>> like gayle said, therapy was huge for me. on myself and life but also, you know, being able to help others. other players. there's been referees that pulled me to the side before the game that talked to me about issues with their wife or themselves or -- >> pulling you aside, saying, hey, thank you for speaking out i got the same problem. >> yeah. we've gotten calls out of facility if hall of fame players and guys around the league that may be in the same situation or maybe need a direction to work towards and getting help for a family member or themselves. >> i want to talk about the status of your marriage. because it was widely reported there was a domestic incident at your house. your wife stabbed you and was charged with stabbing you. but she is here today. >> yes. >> she's here today. it says to me that the two of you have worked it out. >> well, yes. >> how are you two navigating? >> that was reported that it was a stabbing. that's what the police report said. but like i said, it's not about a single incident. the enti