godfrey. >> godfrey at equinox. we get to talk about your favorite subject, bro, black people. >> you don't understand my connection. >> i don't. so we go -- >> do you have a theory as to why you rarely see black people go to rehab? >> we don't want to show we're weak. >> it's considered weak? >> i don't know about black celebrities. but black community. we don't need rehab because we jesus. >> you told me once i wish i was atheist so i could be a better liberal like you. >> i think it's freeing because a void where you don't believe anything, i feel like you could do anything. if i were legit atheist, i would do whatever the [beep] -- >> that is ridiculous. the only thing stopping you from doing bad things is because of your belief in god? >> a lot of the reason i've made decisions not to do certain things in my life is because i walk with jesus christ. >> bottom line is, you're a bad person. thank god for jesus. >> i really appreciate it, brother. >> startling new evidence has come to light regarding lebron james'

>> is godfrey in? >> give me just a second. >> okay. >> godfrey?s actually not here at the moment. >> pride counselor markita jones denied any wrongdoing. we wanted to ask about an investigation we're doing, about ghost patients, people signing names, faking signatures and billing the state and the county for treatment that's not happening. do you know anything about that? >> no, i don't, because that's not going on at this us a. >> godfrey has never asked you to sign a form that says all these patients came here and they didn't come here? >> no, sir, did he not. >> you do the counseling yourself? >> yes, i do. and i actually see live clients. >> as we waited for godfrey to show up, employees inside called police. they told us the boss was coming. we've been camped out waiting for them to show up. then abruptly shut down for the day. did he call back and say he's not coming? we never heard from anyone at pride health services again. >> so what's the state's reaction to all of this? you're about to see what happened when drew griffin tried to find o

they may have been the sharks that killed the whale. >> reporter: godfrey says the whale appears to bextinct relative of the pygmy right whale. it's also related to the much larger blue whale. back on the beach, john bachman can still hardly believe his luck, stumbling across the discovery of a lifetime. >> this is a piece of the earth's history that has come to life! >> reporter: a piece of history full of secrets now being painstakingly revealed. chip reid, cbs news, stratford hall, virginia. >> schieffer: and that's the news. for scott pelley, i'm bob schieffer, cbs news in new york. we'll see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ng sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >> a degree for a job that doesn't exist anymore. yeah, $200,000 in debt. >> bay area students and their parents feeling the pinch of outrageous college tuition. now president obama has a new plan to drive costs down. good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm eliza

the glazier and mathematician thomas godfrey. godfrey was a member of franklin's inner circle, and he invented an improvement quadrant for navigation. interestingly, he sent this balloon off to london -- sent this plan off to london claiming credit for a new, improved method of navigation, and someone independently had invented a very similar system and happened to be sitting on the board of the royal society which was then the main arbiter of science. you can guess what happened, who got the official credit. it was eventually sorted out, and godfrey has been recognized as a co-inventer of an improved adequate rant. eastbound needer -- ebeneezer inforwardsly. frankly had gone to bat for him. they'd failed, and so he was out of work and franklin suggested that he take the results of their electrical experiments, take them on the road as i tin rant lecturessers, and he eventually became the most successful lecturer in american colonial history traveling from the far north all the way down to the caribbean. now, these lectures were

hank you >> godfrey at equinox. we get to talk about your subject, bro, black people. >> you don't understand my connection. >> i don't. so we go -- >> do you have a theory as to rarely see black people go to rehab? show we're want to weak. >> it's considered weak? >> black community, we don't need rehab because we got jesus. >> you told me once i wish i was atheist so i could be a better liberal like you. freeing because i feel like you could do anything. i woulde legit atheist, do whatever the [beep] -- >> that is ridiculous. the only thing stoppingdoing baf your belief in god? the reason i've made decisions not to do certain is because ilife walk with jesus christ. >> you're a bad person. >> i really appreciate it, brother. >> startling new evidence has light regarding lebron james' unprecedented police concert. the jay z >> they thought they were doing the right thing by ushering him concert? >> how so? >> because thousands were held hostage by a mad man. not bane. he was strong. we mean this mad man. turns out

thomas godfrey, godfrey was a member of franklin's inner circle. and he invented an improved quarter for navigation the keys and the splits off to london which was then the heart of the anglican science, clinic credit for a new improved method of navigation. and someone independently had envisioned a very similar system, happen to be sitting on the board of the royal society which was then the main arbiter of science. you can guess what happened, who got the official credit. it was eventually sorted out and godfrey has been recognized as a coinventor of improved quadrant. ebenezer kinnersley. ebenezer kinnersley was a mission was in trouble, congregational church in philadelphia. franklin who was a big newspaper publisher at the time had gone to bat for him but failed. so ebenezer kinnersley was out of work and franklin suggested that he take the results of their electrical experiment, take them on the road as a tenant lectures. ebenezer kinnersley became the most successful lecturer in american colonial history, traveling from the far north all th

>> reporter: is godfrey in?ot here at the moment. >> pride counselor markita jones denied any wrong doing. >> reporter: we wanted to ask about an investigation we're doing about gohost patients, people signing names, faking signatures and billing the state and county for treatment that's not happening. do you know anything about that? >> no, i don't. because that's not going on at this -- at this office. >> reporter: godfrey has never asked you to sign a form that says all these patients came here and they didn't go here? >> no, sir, he did not. >> reporter: you do the counseling yourself? >> yes, i do. i actually see live clients. >> reporter: as we waited for godfrey to show up, employees inside called police. they told us the boss was coming. we've been camped out here waiting for them to show up. then abruptly shut down for the day. did he call back and say he's not coming? we never heard from anyone at pride health services again. >> how about that? what's the state's reaction to all of this? wait until you

12-course meal -- this is not available in store, because it is the brain child of designer chris godfrey was studying the wealthy and decided why should they be the only ones who have access to this. >> well, if you don't like the food to touch, this is is not the dish for you. >>> and this is from man cave meals and you start with a pound of bacon, because we are making p-candy. >> is what you want to do is to drizzle some maple syrup. >> so you butter them up with maple syrup, and then a mixture like a rub with light brown sugar and cayenne pepper an cinnamon, and then you pack that on the bacon that you have and the rack. >> i have a little peachwood smoke going on here. >> i like the fact that a man has a specific wood that he wants the use to make the pig can candy. >> i have made a white chocolate drizzle, and drizzle it on lightly. >> and the delicious. it looks delicious. >> it is looking like crystallized bacon. >> it is awesome and i can't say healthy snack, but it looks good. >>> listen to this sound and form a picture in your head. >> oh. >> that is a sweet little baby. >> do

paleontologist, steven godfrey. >> we've actually found a number of shark teeth associated with the skeleton right, of shark teeth around the skull. >> the shark that these teeth belonged to were feeding on this whale? >> probably. it may have been the shark that killed the whale. >> reporter: it appears to be a relative of the pigmy white whale and it's also related to the much larger blue whale. back on the beach john bachman can hardly believe his luck in stumbling across the discovery of a lifetime. >> this is a piece of the earth's history that has come to life. >> reporter: a piece of history full of secrets now being painstakingly revealed. chip reid, virginia. >>> coming up after your local news on cbs this morning, an update on the flare-up of the wild fire near yosemite national park. >>> a look at the bradley manning gender controversy. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for now. i'm anne-marie green. news" for now. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> is it friday? >> it is friday!

when i got to tanzania in 1970 i recall talking to a kid who was 14 years old, is name was godfrey and he approached me in the street and started talking to me about thomas jefferson and jeffersonian democracy and i was stunned because there were teachers i knew and americans generally you couldn't find tanzania on a matter. they know more about you than you know about them. that is sad. exceptionalism has cost us knowledge of much of the world. one can liken it to your years in high school when you knew the kids who finished ahead of you but you can't remember anybody in the class behind you. we happen to think people because they are for or less important, a sad state to be in. >> host: with all due respect, i think your words further in title many blacks to find excuse instead of getting to work and doing better. we all have our injustices' to overcome. you are speaking of 200 years ago. is >> guest: let me use human rights language. say the criteria were not just race but race, color, religion, nationality, political opinion, you take any one of those and set a we are going to sele

hank you >> godfrey at equinox. we get to talk about your subject, bro, black people. >> you don't understand my connection. >> don't. so we go -- >> do you have a theory as to rarely see black people go to rehab? show we're want to weak. >> it's considered weak? >> black community, we don't need rehab because we got jesus. >> you told me once i wish i was atheist so i could be a better liberal like you. freeing because i feel like you could do anything. i woulde legit atheist, do whatever the [beep] -- >> that is ridiculous. the only thing stoppingdoing baf your belief in god? the reason i've made decisions not to do certain is because ilife walk with jesus christ. >> you're a bad person. >> i really appreciate it, brother. >> startling new evidence has light regarding lebron james' unprecedented police concert. the jay z >> they thought they were doing the right thing by ushering him concert? >> how so? >> because thousands were held hostage by a mad man. not bane. he was strong. we mean this mad man. turns out ja

someone like gilbert godfrey, or lewis black.oice would be bill maher because you want be able to hear him. shepship i actual -- >> shepard: i actually like that show. this is a primetime program over there and i wonder how many people would take these flights. there are a lot of options there for puddle jumpers. >> you have to admire sir richard for his guts. this is an idea that is awful. he shouldn't do it. the britts, who have senses of hum york it's a good thing he is not in germany. they have no sense of humor. this would not fly. the rich will try it once and then i think it will pass. >> shepard: angela would ground him. were it in russia, putin might shoot him. thank you. >> cops raided a couple's home after somebody said the spotted a gun. there was no gun. just a television remote control. wait until you see the lawsuit. >> shepard: then there's this. police in england arrested a couple after a paramedic claims the husband was waving a gun. the paramedic had reportedly been in the home to treat the wife's panic attacks

here for a cnbc exclusive is godfrey sullivan, the president and ceo of splunk.ce not too bad. you have to go back to the ipo to see level this is high. >> good morning. it's a nice place to be. thank you. >> you added some 400 customers in the quarter. i'm not sure how much you have given on the call but can you talk about customer churn and why you see some more enterprise deals in the second half of the year? >> most exciting thing at splunk is we're making machine data sexy. so we used to just index information from servers and networks and things like that. now we're being asked to index information from cars and elevators and this yaur we talked about train sensors, one of the largest north american rail carriers is indexing all their train sensor information so they can have better controls on speed, safety, and compliance. so it's just an exploding market in terms of the machines of the world got smart and learned how to communicate and we indexed and analyzed that information. every day is a new day. >> you did raise your revenue forecast for the year. i

worked in the white house for president carter we went outdoors and sat in front of those arthur godfrey old timish gigantic microphones an spilled every bit of guts we had about the white house. everybody who works there goes through that. the great thing about the miller center. you're well housed at the miller center? >> indeed. i love it. >> rose kennedy was portrayed, has been portrayed, anything i've studied on this, a remote, very catholic in other religion, very dedicated, very believing, put up with all of this horror around her, the loss of a lot of her children. in fidelity of her husband. she put up with a lot of it. what was she like, to use a nice american colloquiallism, as mom? >> the micromanager of that family. she veseeded all the typical female roams. she made the most of those roles and actually helped, in my view, to create that image of camelot we know well. >> how did she build the image? >> portrayed these people as they are children as perfect as she could, because she was very much a victorian and said i try to make my children as perfect as i can. that was the