i know who i am and what i am to bobby gilbert.e and i'm not a trick and i'm not something to hustle, unlike the rest of these people out there. >> gilbert told us he is looking forward to the wedding but must be released from ad seg before the couple can be granted permission to be married. even though angel is resigned to the fact that gilbert will never leave prison, that doesn't stop her from imagining a more ideal lick home life. >> i day dream about simple things, what it would be like to make bobby a breakfast plate and bring it to him or tell him, get it yourself, i ain't your maid. i love everything about him. i love his temperament. i love his personality. i love his intelligence. his wit, his sense of humor. i love everything about him. i wouldn't change anything about him outside of one thing. that would be his freedom. i sincerely mean that from the bottom of my heart. >> there are many things lindsey christmas would change about another inmate featured on "lockup." now, it is too late for that. >> this is what my dad

gilbert welch director for medicine at -- in common language, what did the study say and what should women do? >> the study looked at the last 15 years of medical research looking at mammography. the researchers concluded that we overstate the benefits and understate the potential harm of screening. five years ago a u.s. task force suggested that routine mammography in women ages 40 to 50, women with no risk factors was poorly spent money, unwarranted and leads to all kinds of problems because of overscreening and we should start screening at 50. this big chunk of data really sort of underscored that again and drove home the point that every woman should look at her individual risk factors and then sit down and have a very smart conversation with her physician. >> what do you think of what nancy's just said? is there any harm for having the test anyway just to be sure? >> oh, absolutely. there are harms associated with mammography. i think this is just one study that's part of a growing recognition that we've overstated the benefits of screening mammography and understated its harms.

gilbert thirty two thousand injury now with all this being said just because there weren't any of the west. and that's that does not mean that march was like he means that he's more afghan troops tapping in to take the wall of departing the western force as mayor death tolls of sparkling not that much funnier. honey karzai's administration recently the movies the total number of afghan security force deaths during this war. they are a quantum will put the number of coalition forces depths with thirteen thousand seven hundred twenty nine troops have died. mather sixteen thousand of fine hundred being reported as injured many of them were killed by taliban fighters including twenty one during a single raid in february which was the fool and deadliest attack in recent memory. number of accidental killings by coalition forces as well enlarge a nato air strike resulted in the depth of five afghan soldiers in the eastern slope our province when ponting and military checkpoints. eight others were also injured in an intense dose of the sea keep in mind is that the coalition and afghan forces

gilbert. thank you. your dancer makes. gilbert was one of a cut -- psychiatrists. i don't know it -- nothing that i know of has come from the chaplains themselves. most of the comments about testimony about each other's testimony comes from gilbert. >> they have not had a chance to read your books. and don't have a sense of the background. the account did you give us of the interaction between gary, an extremely detailed. were these from reminiscence? how did you construct them? >> yes. the question was how i reconstructed that particular scene that i read and another one like it. there are very little but pieces that were written. he wrote a piece for the saturday evening post that had two or three rough drafts essentially that were written before and and for publication in a littler an army chaplain. and there is also an audio of a similar description of the experience. i think it is our alliance meeting or lutheran meeting, someone in his church found an ideal of him giving this kind of speech which he did a lot of. he did a lot of touring around the midwest saw

incredibly supportive my teammates full sun and balls that but it was very difficult to compete with gilbert became the strongest today i tried to do everything possible that was in my power to reach the second group to come to finish eighth the car looking asian open championship kicks off in a multi sport event is attended by athletes from kazakhstan russia but was in kyrgyzstan is the first power lifting tournament among men women youth and veterans sunday katie put it in my starter is rated very highly in the war to power lifting last year a national team won third place for the first time ever be able to come out in autumn the national team of kazakhstan will compete at the world championship in miami or cut the grass roots into an issue of the best results in recently the team from jumbo region came with the words and your team gb chip. most of the month of fighting. chipotle spokesmen of our team of four athletes won five gold medals one silver and actually cut the bench press. this is for european and formal records you know. water is the eighteen seventies. this production was twent

and fifty kilometer race between the cities of mastery in baltimore and became belgian philippine gilbert from bmc racing team he overcame the round six minutes and twenty five seconds that i can read the gospel rocco show the best result among the representatives of the comic team cost enough protein. he came in eight to finish with a lack of only ten seconds. this team and i would say that single managed to get into a detachment of the bicycle race on the run up to two hundred kilometers on cyclists from kazakhstan get full sun attack in the law to austin to control the race at the finish because the greatest did not reach the top three best yet that extends team are still in the top ten in the prestigious one day race it was not a day. the team a good effort today incredibly supportive my teammates full song and balls that but it was very difficult to compete with gilbert who became the strongest today i tried to do everything possible that was in my power to reach the second group to come to finish eighth the car looking asian open championship kicks off in a multi sports event is att

same day we're at book passage bookstore in california as stephen pressman recalls the efforts of gilbert and eleanor krause to rescue 50 jewish children from nazi-controlled vienna in 1939. then on wednesday ralph nader speaks at politics & prose book store in washington d.c. he argues an alliance is emerging between progressives, conservatives and libertarians to fight against the power of corporations. that's a look at some of the author programs booktv will be covering this upcoming week. for more go to our web site, booktv.org and visit upcoming programs. >> these pictures now survive to verify lynchings' theatrical qualities and the variety of stages that mobs claimed for their victims dangled not just from trees, but also light posts, telephone poles and privileges. bridges. when we elevate the photograph above other artifacts of the same time period, our focus on strange fruit amounts to an acceptance of a very specific representation of this violence. after all, these gruesome images were created and preserved because they fell in line with the forces that supported racial violen

. >> the eight cast members are all going to be here, including melissa gilbert and remember evil nellyevil nelly is coming too. >> michael landon not, of course, because he passed away, but it is going to be fun. >> we have got something very important to discuss. yesterday on "the voice," blake shelton was being sneaky and maybe a little unkind and he tweeted adam levine's phone number. >> blake might be not perfect? >> so he took adam's home -- personal cell phone number, the one that all of his friends have and tweeted it out to the world. okay. and, you know, i remember that is not a great thing -- what is your password, brit? okay. that's loud. she'll change it. i'm not using my phone because the last thing i used my phone on the air, it happened to me. britney doesn't mind. we'll call adam. i think we can do it. his number is 310-493 -- let's put it on speaker. here we go. so excited. [ busy signal ] >> oh. >> that's called a busy call. >> i guess everyone tried to call, but it became a thing. he has to change his number. he has to change all the times his number is used on credi

same day we're at book passage book store in california as steven pressman recalls the efforts of gilbert and eleanor krause to rescue 50 jewish children from nazi-controlled vienna in 1939. then on wednesday ralph nader speaks at politics & prose bookstore in washington d.c. he argues an alliance is emerging between progressives, conservatives and libertarians to fight against the power of corporations. that's a look at some of the author programs booktv will be covering this upcoming week. for more go to our web site, booktv.org, and visit "upcoming programs." >> historian simon shah ma presents a 3,000-year history of the jewish people next on booktv. this is a little under an hour. [applause] >> thank you. settle down. [laughter] there will, as usual, be an exam later on, so pay attention. don't want to hear any snoring. thank you so much, free library. i should say thank you to pbs as well for allowing us to make a wonderful co-production with the bbc. it's always really wonderful to come back to philadelphia. it reminds me that, actually, i think this is right, goodness, historians

gilbert and george appear in their own paintings, a pair of artists romping through an unreal media world. postmodern is a new way of saying modern, this kind of new culture that represents absence of distinction between originality and reproduction and the idea that you go to the past, uncloak the past, remake the past, in order to say something new. for today's artists, the problem seems to be, what new is there to say? in a vanitasive style, pat steir takes the traditional still life genre and fragments her painting into 64 separate frames. the range of styles presents an encapsulated course in the history of western art. boldly invoking the classical tradition, carlo maria mariani has painted looking into celestial mirror. the artist self-consciously winks at his postmodern audience, a public fully aware of the ironies of reciting the heroic past in an unheroic age. here julia paolini presents art looking at art-- two replicas of the most famous of greek sculptures, the venus de milo, mirror each other. beauty studies beauty in order to develop. the palais royal in paris is an 18th-ce

neighbors seeing an active crime scene in their quiet community has them confused and frightened dante gilbert is shocked at the site of police tape lining this very popular hiking trail that's literal in his own backyard. sot this is not a neighborhood or stuff like this happens. police responded to the scene saturday afternoon after receiving a 911 call from a hiker who reported finding a of the trial sot we're following up on all potential leads, and still working with the coroner's office of find assess sunday afternoon investigators were seen using metal detectors searching for anything that would give them clue in to how the man died, and why his body was placed here sot there's a path but a summary of with hiking or walking their dog might have seen something. now dante says he will not be letting his daughter out of the site until police can figure out what happened here i checked, so far police have not released the id of the victim nor would they say how that man was killed. investigators do believe that whatever happened here was an isolated incident; still neighbors will rest easy

scott gilbert is allen gross' attorney and joins me from havana. scott, thank you very much for being with us. first of all, how is allen gross? gi you are the most recent person to talk to him. >> andrea, allen is not doing well. he's been confined for nearly five years. he lost 11 to 12 pounds in his hunger strike. and he told me yesterday emphatically that may 2nd, which marks his 65th birthday, will be the last birthday that he marks in cuba, one way or the other. >> what does he mean by that, one way or the other? >> alan means that he does not intend to endure another year of this solitary confinement. and that he will return to the united states before his 66th birthday, dead or alive. >> scott, you met with the foreign minister, i think this is the highest level meeting with rodriguez, i understand this morning. what did he tell you about some possibility of negotiation for alan gross' release? some negotiation with the u.s. government? >> i met with the foreign minister this morning for nearly two hours. judy gross and i had met with him i

. ♪ mattress discounters >>> scott gilbert is in the water and out of his kayak and you're about to watchne epic rescue. this is in vermont near bristol. and he is just above toaster falls, that's a 15-foot drop. the largest drop in this river. but watch as these people try to rescue him. first you see his kayak coming down the river. he's not in it. >> that's a bad sign. >> that's a scary sight. >> watch who is coming in to rescue him. here's scott and the kayak, he's holding on to it. but watch his rescuer. >> i got you. i got you. >> whoa! >> nice grab. >> jumped right in there. >> he did jump right in there. >> wow, that was perfectly timed. >> yeah. >> he could not have done that any better. >> they say this is an advanced rescue technique that you want to do this as a last resort to jump into the rapids to get somebody. but the guy that does it is, like, a boss. he made it look easy, jumps in there, boom, and dragged him to side to help get scott out of the water. >> it looked like they got his boat. >> no, they didn't get his boat. they grabbed scott before his boat went over the e

. >> friends and family have identified those killed as 20- year-old gilbert garcia and 16- year-old christie brinsley. a candlelight vigil is set for tuesday. >>> a teenager was killed this afternoon when his car crashed into a ravine. the driver lost control of his mini cooper and it fell 100 feet down. the road is deceptive because you can't see the ravine. no one else was hurt. the driver's identity has not been released. >>> the driving across the bay bridge will cost us all more tomorrow. toll fees are going up tomorrow. the toll will increase to $6 with fast track. if you're car pooling or qualify as disabled expect to pay $4. the toll will go even higher for the next five years. >>> controversial new parking changes are expected to go in tomorrow. meters enforcement officers run from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. instead of the standard 9:00 to 5:00. the rate will double going from $1 to $2. parking will also be enforced seven days a week. sundays will no longer be free. violators will be given warnings instead of citations. >>> the lesser center is losing another theater company be

. >> reporter: gilbert ran in honor of odom and when she finished, he and karen were there to congratulate her. this time, victory for both the runners and those who witnessed their triumph. elaine quijano, cbs news, boston. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news tonight. from all of us at cbs news >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix 5 news. >>> breaking news right now a busy south bay freeway is closed because of a fatal crash. >> let's get back to allen martin who has the details and the impact on tonight's commute. >> reporter: it's a bad one, ken, liz. chp says one person was pronounced dead at the scene. the crash happened in cupertino. the crash happened about 3:30. this is the residual effect. it is on the northbound side of 85. live pictures now from chopper 5. we're told at least those two vehicles involved, they collided on the highway. two vehicles overturned. one involving a jeep. let's see just how heavily damaged the vehicles are as we see the back up. as i said, the residual effect of the commute is going to be incredible because they are forcing traffic

>> again, tom gilbert, south bridge apartments. 25 years it opened up and they were the first units on the -- the bay side village and dalance street and anything that's market rate, we get slaughtered. we don't have a neighborhood. we lose people. you can't take 40% rent increases in three years so i don't know about this property. i know -- what i'm sensing is it's the crumbs by a bad location. but a freeway. it's not going to be fine so we can adjust it. i'm going to say again that we need a cost, a rent control throughout this city because you don't get a neighborhood. you get neighbors that are coming in and the kids are six and they have to move out because we don't have rent control. we don't have a healthy community and we get slaughtered. someone has to say we need rent control again. we'll have to send somebody to sacramento to say we want our city back. we want to make this the healthiest city we can. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon president chiu, and supervisors. my name is mrs. woods. i share the mission bay committee and has for many years.

thank you, johnny gilbert. and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. two weeks from now, we will begin our annual tournament of champions. and if kristin keeps winning, she will be involved in that tournament of champions. joan and james, welcome aboard. good luck. pick up your signaling devices, because you're going to work right now, in the first round of play, the jeopardy! round, and here are the categories. you have to name the novel for us, of course. we have... and finally... you have to name the bird found within the text of our clue. kristin, start. let's begin with rewritten novel endings for $200, please. kristin. what is "moby-dick"? that's the novel. novel endings for $400. kristin. what is "nineteen eighty-four"? yes. novel endings for $600. kristin. what is "one flew over the cuckoo's nest"? yes. novel endings for $800. joan. what is "a tale of two cities"? yes. novel endings for $1,000, please. joan. what is "madame bovary"? yes, for $1,000. states' most populous cities for $200, please. joan. what is kansas city? no. kristin. what is t

the book mentone the public's he could get to it all around cp to meet the group companies joseph gilbert from slate has a warm cotton. it depicts many japanese who want to help her get time off to the police to prosecute two crore. he too was due to be in play tennis. they tend to meet you in two thousand and twelve. support is in custody over normalizing diplomatic ties. but the way will i meet a japanese demonstrations to protest the policies of prime end of the tree. lisa was old courthouse to produce color and includes should apple me to the possum know who have come to people's dirty it's not a good idea to let bilateral relations. it becomes crazy. working together. friendly relations should be develops the various parties on both sides. don't know if the window could be sticking with me to come swarming kind in japan china the nation's economy to put the colts peek into government. more chemo to the hq wall coaching and china's role in brooklyn. get the bugs. it switches over to withdraw its relations with its neighbors. don't be too much china please. new store health authorities

. >> hi, jude, gilbert.rs ago. >> the matter of high plaintiff -frequency versus al ga rim trading is timing. >> today they are using their skills to join the ranks of the financial industry . the stevens institute of technology has a magnificent view of manhattan and a campus that looks like it belongings in new england but dawned be fooled by that collegiate setting. what goes other here at stephens could help shape many of the fortunes that are made across the hudson river on wall street. stevens institute of technology one of 100 colleges and universities in the united states that offer degrees in financial edges engineering. classes are called: but at the heart of these programs is the ability to create high-frequency trading algorithms or black boxes, which can generate millions in profits for high-frequency trading firms. >> the high-frequency trading algorisms are very much in demands. students who are capable of producing those might actually go on their own with the spirit of entrepreneur ship and

thank you, johnny gilbert.es and gentlemen, thank you very much, and welcome to the last of our preliminary rounds in the "jeopardy!" battle of the decades. for the next five days, you get to enjoy some of your favorite "jeopardy!" champions from the past 10 years as they demonstrate, once again, how bright they are. tom, celeste, and colby, welcome back to the show. let's go to work right now in the jeopardy! round, shall we? and here are the categories for you. we start off with... colby, you start. all right, nba finals mvps, $200.

is you country star eight gilbert party is now the strongest national radical party in the european union after the group went close to twenty one percent of party list votes in the country's parliament real actions more than five percent increase since the previous selection. with most votes counted the obit is predicted to have twenty three representatives and resign hundred and ninety nine seat parliament. results reveal that will be watched closely for clues about how other next was right wing parties such as france's first snl will perform in european parliamentary elections next month he'll take his place to create jobs be tough on crime renegotiate the state debt and hold a referendum on eu membership quality nice being racist it has killed suspicion among some hungarians towards the role and use the parties bbq's and neo beliefs have ignited a number of anti semitic incidents. and other minorities in hungary were outreach to late twenty twelve after you bake lawmaker called for list to be joined at the politicians with jewish ancestry people he said cozy national threats he later

thank you, johnny gilbert. ladies and gentlemen, welcome.ia has been resting for the last couple of weeks in preparation for today. this is the beginning of our final week of the "explore the world" sweepstakes. available for you, the viewers, today -- a fabulous trip to south america to machu picchu. available for the contestants -- the possibility of a lot of cash. bob, sarah, welcome aboard. julia, good luck. here we go. categories are... "reign" -- the passions and power struggles around mary, queen of scots, in between the lines of the history books. and you can watch "reign" on the cw network, of course. julia, start us off. getting possessive for $200. have a "grape" time at this resort island about four miles off the coast. sarah. what is martha's vineyard? that's the possessive. scrabble words, $200.

viewing cctv and that of the four major gilbert is here with all the latest in the world of sports. well a bigelow was fourteen on cctv in the jaws of steel wire in beijing to begin this afternoon with the monte carlo masters in monaco for the top seed and world number one are rapid and all had a chance to make a living that tennis history on thursday as he was taking on gillies and chris at the end of third round the spaniard who chase to the ninth pilot the masters was just one win away from joining an elite group of players with three hundred victories on the clay in the open air and wrap up and having the best clay player in the world adopting dream starting to overpower his italian poet prophet in the first set six wine is powerful for and giving the italian all kinds of trouble. after cruising through the first amphibious light was in the second set debbie would break your beloved to get back to three four dublin adult recovered quickly and not lose another game with his fiftieth match the money carlo masters the cops leave it to seventy four players in the eleventh player to

thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome. good news for you folks who are watching us at home right now. starting today and for the next two weeks, we'll be giving away a fabulous trip each day. now we've already had 20 winners to fabulous places like the galápagos islands, machu picchu, the arctic, alaska, easter island. it could be your turn. pay attention later on in the program, and you'll find out how you could be a winner. now, julia and kris, you could be a winner today, too, if, uh, you play our game better than our returning champion frédérique. good luck to all three of you. here we go. the jeopardy! round has these categories... "ship" in quotation marks. next... uh-oh. there's a trend here. interesting spelling. and... frédérique, start. aboard "ship," $200 please. frédérique. what is censorship? good.

thank you very much, johnny gilbert, and you, too, ladies and gentlemen and welcome.ia is an excellent champion. she gets off to a quick start, and she manages to hold on to the lead. little bit of advice for zia and brad -- be at your best. okay, here we go. jeopardy! round. one daily double round, and here are the categories... we'll give you the latin prefixes. you give us the meaning, please. you'll deal with... each correct response beginning with that letter. you'll deal with... and... julia, start us. start with latin prefixes for $200. brad. what is against? good. prefixes for $400. brad. what is around? correct. prefixes for $600. zia. what is both? both is right. tech education for $200. julia. what is intel? correct.

thank you, johnny gilbert, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen.tle of the decades" $1 million championship that will be played a month from now. one of those spots will be filled by the winner of this game. it will be vinita, ken, or michael. good luck. let's start finding out which of you it will be. here are the categories for the first round of play today. we start you off with... and finally, ken... [ laughter ] alex: michael, you get to go first. sorry, ken. our old pal watson, $200. ken. who is tom watson? that's right.

. >> gilbert gottfried!cheers and applause) >> reporter: gilbert gottfried has been staring down death since the age of 15. >> calm down! the act is not going to be that funny. (laughter). >> reporter: when people talk about dying, is dying the word for it? >> yeah, yeah. it's like when people ask me, did you ever die on stage? it's like saying to an olympic swimmer, did you ever get wet? so, yeah, a championship fighter, did anyone ever punch you in the face? okay. >> reporter: gottfried knows of what he speaks. three weeks after the 9/11 attack on the world trade center at a comedy central friars club roast of how hefner, he told this joke. >> oh, i have to leave early tonight. i have to fly out to l.a. i couldn't get a direct flight. we have to make a stop at the empire state building. and forget it! i lost an audience like no one could lose an audience before. and i mean, there were booing, hissing, and if you told me from that moment of time after that joke that i was there for ten years, i'd believe yo

thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen.o get a little bit of personal business out of the way before we get into the playing of the game, happy birthday, mom -- 93. sandie, chrissy, and devin, good to have you with us. let's go to work. here comes the jeopardy! round. and here are the categories. alex: sandie. good luck charms, $200. devin. what is a horse shoe? horse shoe. yes. 6-letter bible books, $200. sandie. what are psalms? good. bible books, $400. chrissy. who are judges? judges. that's it.

thank you, johnny gilbert. ladies and gentlemen. well, the big question is can julia sweep the week? be champion every day this week. aimee and hilary will have something to say about it. yeah, look at them. they're eager. let's get going then. here are the categories, ladies... followed by... and you're gonna love this last one... julia, where would you like to start? recent history for $200, please. aimee. what is a tsunami? yes. pick a number between 5 & 477 for $200. aimee. what is 99? you got it. pick a number, $400. julia. what is 7? right. recent history, $400.

marilyn oronado of idaho, rosy cortenas of idaho, virginia garcia of adrian, oregon, renee toothwine of gilbert, south carolina, lindsey troutwine of framingham, massachusetts, phil troutwine of framingham, massachusetts, kim langley of phoenix, arizona, nick langley of phoenix, arizona, ken rimer of hammond, wisconsin, jane rimer of wisconsin and don igele of minnesota, randolph radabaker of baldwin, wisconsin. i'd like to introduce the department of transportation worst nightmare, the head of the center for safety and has done remarkable work on this issue. >> i am clarence detlo from the center for auto safety. general motors head the problem for years. nhtsa missed the obvious warning signs and people needlessly died in crashes because of defective decisionmaking at general motors. and the government. this is a complete failure of the recall system and we must change the law to reform that system. any good engineer testing these switches would realize it's too easy to change the switch from position to e on the accessory position. in fact, g.m. engineers did recognize this. they recommended

. >> it's not everyday you get the ceo of green hill here and we have rob gilbert. >> rangers legend.> i'm not even a rangers fan. >> i am. let's get on to the breaking news after hours. su keenan, what is the latest ? >> shares of netflix are soaring in extended trading. the company else it will start charging customers, new customers one or two dollars more a month for an online via -- video service. they reported first order sales and subscriber growth that beat analyst forecast. meanwhile, late word out this afternoon at bill ackman is set to be teaming up for a takeover of allergan. he owns a stake of nearly 10%. and forbes will name a mark shields of his -- that as ceo according to two people familiar with the pending announcement. back to you. >> let's get more on netflix. it very strange. here we are in new york. we got a look at the release. >> you looked at what su keenan said. this is a company with a business that in a lot of ways is very simple. generally, they can keep the naysayers away but the fact they are talking about increasing prices if you become a new netflix cu

[ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. hello, ladies and gentleman.s is the last game in the preliminary round of our battle of the decades. one of these three -- keith, maria, or dan -- gets to come back in about a month from now to play for $1 million. you're eager to find out who it is? so am i. let's go to work in the jeopardy! round. categories for you three are as follows. "g-a-l" coming up in each correct response. dan, off you go. i'll take structures for $200. keith. what's a warehouse? that's it. computer abbreviations for $800. keith. what is text? no.

my name is gilbert garcia and i am a metro columnist and i'm really honored to be here today with thetwo authors who have books about san antonio and very different stories. but i think that they are stories about cultural outsiders in the city who hard work and ingenuity excelled in this community. to my left i have nick cox who is a pulitzer prize-winning journalist. he tells the story of his grandfather who immigrated from russia in 1890 and ended up in 1899 in russia. the book is part of the award for nonfiction. to my right, a professor garcias. the author of five books including his latest and it tells the story

. >> friends and family identified those killed at 20- year-old gilbert garcia and 16- year-old kristi brinkly, a candlelight vigil is set for tuesday. >> >> new details in the search for missing malaysia airlines 370. authorities say they have a new lead as scott thompson tells us, the leads are promising, but deepen the mystery. >>> it appears the plane went north and around around air space. that move may have been intentional to avoid detection. detection. >> >> what it shows is an experienced pilot somewhere in the mix on that. >> reporter: giving more credibility to the theory of malaysian authorities that the plane as disappearance was a deliberate act. meanwhile, new hope in the search. a chinese ship picked up another signal on saturday in addition to the one on friday. >> we were contacted by chinese authorities that the signals were detected within two kill low meters of the original detection. >> a british ship with more sophisticated listening equipment will attempt to verify the signals, coming as an australian ship with a navy ping locator heard sounds in a different are

gilbert is being held without bail. >>> new video from southern california.he man behind a threat at the la times building according to the newspaper, he is not an la times employee, however, he works for another business at the building n his 20s said that he was depressed and did not mind killing someone. the building was put on lockdown. >>> today is earth day, the push for a clean environment was celebrated by people. here you can see see them rallying at the plaza that was followed by a march to the un plaza. it evolved over the years. and jeff pierce notes some appearances at the event. >> let's pick up the pieces and start. >> reporter: it is not officially until tuesday but environmental activists made their case for a variety of issues. those who rallied at the plaza represented the voices in the movement. and the enthusiasm may not have waned, the voices have die creased since the first earth day. some blame it on the changing times. >> technology made is so people do not come out to things. it is easier to do things online. >> those that showed up

next week, they'll watch the marathon, cheering on the runners including jessica gilbert, the physicalutton to that story, now that we've heard the story, we won't forget it either a. special shout out to the physical therapist, the medical team. when you are told you have hour to hour to live and have the story end that way. >> i know, that makes me tear up. i was thinking the same thing about how these doctors and physical therapists are the unsung heroes and now she's running in the marathon. i love he's married to to his high school sweetheart, 50 years together. >> dancing again. >> beautiful story. >> you know we never forget the three victims that were killed in the marathon but then you see the stories of the people that survived and recovered, boy, it's so bittersweet this time. >> thank you so much, elaine. >>> and coming up, bubba watson stole the spotlight from a 20-year-old new cometory win his second masters. and bubba joins us with the highlights from his victory and the story behind that late night waffle house run. what was he thinking? >>> on this day in 1885 the man

. >> it's in the car saskatoon script "gilbert."pment of dilbert because the cube cal world was so bleak and depressing it was just a perfect environment for a humerus situation.icle world was so bleak and depressing it was just a perfect environment for a humerus situation. >> reporter: today scott works at home and, no he doesn't have a cubicle. we took him to our "cbs this morning" offices, an open newsroom that ice always buzzing. >> you can totally hear this guy's conversation. a lot of businesses are moving toward the open plan office. tech companies like google makes kmunal spaces hip. next year facebook plans to move into one huge open office, the largest in the world. at one point somebody said, mr. office manager, tear down these cubicle walls. >> yeah more like mr. office manager said this is probably a group idea. we should have people together they should be collaborating. there's people sarin diperendipitously encountering each other. >> i'm sorry. it sounds like nine months later, you'll have a baby. >> reporter: iron

dante gilbert is shocked at the site of police tape lining this very popular hiking trail that's literal in his own backyard. sot this is not a neighborhood where stuff like this happens. police responded to the scene saturday afternoon after receiving a 911 call from a hiker who reported finding a dead mans body about 15 feet off of the trial sot we are following up on all potential leagues. we are working with the coroner to it identify who this person is. sunday afternoon investigators were seen using metal detectors searching for anything that would give them clue in to how the man died, and why his body was placed here sot there is a possibility that somebody hiking or walking their dog may have seen something or taken some evidence up their sot now dante says he will not be letting his daughter out of the site until police can figure out what happened here sot tag i checked, so far police have not released the id of the victim nor would they say how that man was killed. investigators do believe that whatever happened here was an isolated incident; still neighbors will rest easy unt

paul gilbert says he understands the decision. >> i can't believe we are tearing something down as opposed to building something. >> neither can i, and that's why we are doing this story. meanwhile under the bleachers. >> we stopped that just in time. >> now we see why they tore down the bleachers. >> what was going on under there? i thought looking up gave you a a thrill. is this fair or a farce? >> i am not sure the feds has a winnable case. this is private funds and not taxpayer money. i would like to know more here, but i don't think in looking at this argument it is a winnable case. >> doesn't happen with title 9, they can't have a boys field that is better than the girls' field. they don't have the money private or public for the girls's field so they have to tear it down. it is a perfect symbol of how terrible title nine is. >> totally agree. >> in the green room you said girls shouldn't even play sports. >> well as a father of 14 i can speak with this with some authority. no, i think girls should play sports. the weird thing was if it is privately funded, either the guys should let