and as to mark porter being a come compulsive gambler? did he owe money to people? we found that led to that. >> so the case, a potential death penalty one, was not airtight. when mark hired new attorneys who asked to talk about a plea deal, the prosecution was willing to listen. >> what are we willing to risk? to try to get the death penalty, can we achieve what we need to achieve without the risk of going to trial? >> he could walk. >> there's a chance of a hung jury and you have to do it all again. or they could come back on a lesser crime. >> both sides agreed. mark porter pleaded guilty to two counts of murder and he was sentenced to prison. no eligibility of parole until age 82. >> i'm shocked and sad. i have a lot of relief that mr. porter is finally going to be behind bars for presumably the rest of his life. he has to live every day with what he did. every day he has to think about what he did. and all of the lives he destroyed. live with remorse, but you haven't seen any sign of remorse. >> that is the only bad part. but he still has to sit there. >> today,

but if there was any doubt, he left a copy of his i.d. >> mark porter. mark edward porter. that's a real license. >> that's him. >> but selling a load of coins didn't prove mark porter was guilty of murder. remember, mark also had an interest in the coin business. >> his explanation was these were coins he had, it was just a coincidence he happened to sell them the day after the tyrells were schooled. >> by all appearances a pillar suspect in the murders of jan and gary tyrell. >> i never did like the guy. i didn't trust him. i thought he was something of a fake. >> gary's brother larry always had a bad feeling about mark. and he was convinced if mark was the killer, the motive was money. >> i felt he was befriending and grooming my brother so he could gain access to his money. i think over a period of time he saw jan as an obstacle. >> when jessica learned detectives were looking at mark, she wasn't surprised. >> she didn't show up at the funeral. >> conspicuous by his absence? >> it was pretty obvious at that point that there was something going on. >> his former secretar

. >> reporter: so mark went down do the police stion to talk with itigators. ll right. . porter it's mar correct? ea >> do you mind if i ca you mark? >> no. >> i just wa to kind of touc base with you and talk about how you kn them, how long you've knowth. >> i've known ry since probably 15, 20 year he w my assistant superintende. i was e superiendent. >> reporter: mark kn a lot about gary's coin business. he had started dabbling in it as ll. told detectives details that suggesd a fellow collector d haartethe >> he's got people all or miouri and inow he goes to hotels andeetseoeoe anhe runs ads in the paper. >> rorter: accordingo mark gary set up one of those meetings around the time of his death and it involved a lot of money. >>e was actually going to sell $500of gold for cash. it was aually a buyer who wa going toive him $5000 in cashat's all inow. >>eporter: he alsoentied text mesges he'd seen on ga's phone from so other guy. >> gary asked to read him some othe xt messages. there wereive in a row from a guy that he taught in a class that was asking for money. >> okay. >> and

. >> mark: r. porterke with people who travel from far away to watch again. >> reporter: people who were not able to the game still parked around the grassy median and still cheered for the team. this person came from riverside to enjoy the game. when this witness this panther fans who flew when. >>: is the first time i have come to an activity this big. but during >> darya: we'd also watch several commercials asserting. i do not like the commercial. it brought all the best of three things and made it very creepy. all of the commercials on our website. i also like this commercial. >> mark: there were an awful lot of funny commercials and you can check them out on our web site kron 4 dhaka. ÷h,z/ >> mark: today is the first day of a lunar new year. that the beijing zoo they're celebrating with the zodiac and. this is the year the monkey and a belief that the monkey represents bravery. they are participating in rituals with family and friends. >> darya: here is the forecast for the next seven days. if you h

. >> > porter: the 16-year-old shot marks the fourth day of consecutive shootings in south florida somehow involving either a student in school or a school. on wednesday this week bullets were fired utside of carol city high. we know two teens were arrested for that. on thursday a bullet flew into one of the portable@ classrooms of francis tucker elementary in coke in ut grove with students inside. three schools in miami gardens were put on lock down after a shooting including carol city high again. this week community leaders begged the public to break that code of silenceprotecting those criminals. >> you don't necessarily have to look at yourself as a snitch, you can also look as yourself as a community servant. >> as for the young people in little havana, shootings are something they're growing up with and that's sad. >> sometimes you hear shots somewhere and you don't even it's because it's so much. >> reporter: bobby brooks, nbc 6 news. >>> almost ten minutes after the 9:00 hour. still ahead, republicans square off in south carolina. find out who is trump's target wans this time. >>>

porter ranch. and so it's a real concern. >> thompson: all right, mark zandi thank you so much for being here. >> you're welcome. >> this is pbs newshour weekend, saturday. >> thompson: jimi hendrix is considered one of the greatest guitarists in rock ¡n roll history. he was from seattle, but before hendrix became famous in the u.s. in the late 1960's, he had a following in london. now, that city has turned his last residence there into a museum. the newshour's phil hirschkorn has more. >> before releasing his third and final studio album, jimi hendrix was living in london, playing venues like royal albert hall. in the summer of 1968, hendrix represented a top-floor apartment in this building. his girlfriend moved with him. >> well, it's quite strange, as you can imagine, 45 years on to be sitting in the same room you were sitting in when you were 22 years old. >> reporter: the apartment is now restored as it looked then-- colorful cushions, persian rugs, a victorian shawl hanging over the bed. there's hendrix's turntable and vinyl record collection. he wrote songs on an acoustic guitar. his girlfriend

. - that's porter island down there. that's the half-way mark. ha ha ha. that's the point of no return for mchale. [giggling] [banging] what's that? that sounds like one of our engines is missing. - fire in the number 2 engine, captain. check your parachute. stand by to jump. - jump? we can't jump. that's an island down there. - you know how funny some people are about having strangers drop in uninvited. - we're putting in the fire extinguishers now. if they don't work, there's no other way. - oh, boy. - there they go. keep your fingers crossed. they're working. the fire's going out, we're saved. - you mean we don't have to jump? yippee! - oh, sit down. - oh, i'm sorry. - aah! you bumbling crack pot, look what you've done. - why, i can't look at anything, sir, i can't stand high places. oh, i want my mother. - i'd like to get my hands on her myself. - co-pilot to pilot, they're coming down on bora bora. better call taratupa at once. - is that you, captain? - ooh! - who did you expect it to be, madame butterfly? i'll wring your fat little neck for getting m

mark seaman led the team in scoring for the dolphins its sixteen including that three porter tying the game up then at the end of the first quarter with a buzzer beater not the weather's for three yes the dolphins led a team to fifteen second quarter it's more travis fields pulled up to the jumper he's got all kinds of great moves he had twenty tonight greyhounds led by two at they took charge great crossover then pull up jumper by fields and finally darien allison off the inbounds pass for the three north them wins in sixty four to forty nine the earlier game tonight lance ten against last christmas. the tigers in the blue uniforms the pull up jumper from desmond domain it was that i made a forty thirty seven and donald hicks with the layoff coming up here. the games tied for fourth quarter in the process with the smiths were the first two baskets of that fourth quarter back comes lance and this one went right down the wire maurice jones tied the game open forty two daring as evans had one basket all night with just over a minute ago and again lance ten forty five forty four lee under

porter road. >> john: on your side investigating a shortage of police officers in two gaston county communicategastoncounty communities. mark davenport has more. >> reporter: some people are worried the gaston county deputies won't be compensated for the amount of time they are working. working double times, incurring overtime. when we spoke to a lan cloninger, he said the deputies will be taken care of. he told wbtv he got the call from two local police departments, first it was from belmont, then from stanley, both severely under-staffed. he jumped in action, now has 15 to 20 of his deputies filling in for their neighbors right now. the towns are billed at the end of each month for the time they use, so we ran the number since november the sheriff says belmont has paid around $7,000 a month for the deputies. providing the service to the people and protecting the people and that is our job, no matter the cost. >> reporter: the gaston county sheriff's office have seen their fair share of shortage. last year they lost 30 deputy, but the sheriff wants to make sure he can help out in any way that he can. we'll follow this stor

porter house is not enough, we top it with kobe beef lollipops. >> please do. >> i'll take one too. we have a few seconds left. what else do we have quickly, mark. >> well for the movie revenant, this is the dessert. chunks of chocolate, chocolate mousse. white mousse. whipped cream. then we just dust a little cocoa. and if you can get through this and survive like leo did you get to the bottom. on the bottom is dutch >> -- of us. i'll take down the steak. you have the chocolate. it looks fantastic. >> we appreciate you coming in as always. for more information on the recipes and more on mark you can head to our website cbsnewyork.com. >> now it's time to see what's coming up on cbs sunday morning. jane in our studio in a bit. >> good morning. >> be right over. >> well as you know it is oscar sunday so we're going to the movies. for carters we're looking to the history and art behind those coming attractions. we'll find out just how true tips based on a true story really are we'll chat with sir elton john, take a peek inside this year's oscar swag bags and i'll catch up with the oscar nominated star of brooklyn. plus a lot more ahead on sunday

. \ >>mark: task at the gas leak in this release ok and facility and the offer is different video is proof natural gas water leaking from the stores on the porter ranch and in the october of more than 2200 home for forced to evacuate its tender mercy was issue but the governor last fall in the company said last friday that a relief well had done his job and halted the flow of natural gas toy iota is recalling more than a million suvs because of a safety issue covers kron 4 and cvs may. from 2006 may. >>anny hong: they are recalling the cars because the seat belt might sell in a crash the company will add a plastic cover to seat cushions to fix the problem at no cost that allows the system to keep the will elevated instead of dropping they gave chase to the drivers switched directions several times one was damaged in the offices of into the exited the bridge for the on sector or the other drivers to do the same when they finally left the bridge that could be stop tobacco with spikes troops hist. >>anny hong: there is a lot can to do believe i stated in the surrounding areas that provided the use of lead with alternative facilities before a suita

howard marks from poetry and by larry summers who has a new prescription on how to get the economy growing again. coming up on the program. tom: let's go to our single best chart. with michael porterchool and neil dutta. i did not know what this chart would look like that has a lot to do with michael porter's estimate that education matters. 25ng back five years -- years, the growth and employment of those with a college degree not a with those with single dent of colors. you can see the tensions of 2007 and 2008, everyone flattens. the college degrees pick if up -- it up in countable jobs. michael: skill is valuable. the people with skill are doing pretty well in america. college degree has been the ticket to that definition of being skilled and being educated. tom: the college degree is different than in robert nostalgia. he looks at where america was a narrow more smaller group of colleges. there are different kinds of colleges. michael: there has been quite a diversions. we have got private sector but the system.iers in there are some issues about what the sort of mid and lower tier in our college cheer is delivering. is this a good product? is it real? is it worth it? there i