a block from the main drag is marty walsh's gallery. >> they really are responding to the colour, the bright lights, not necessarily the lifestyle here, but really the colour. >> artists based here, like tim baving tonne says sin city ipp spires. >> the saying what happens here stays here. this is good for artists. you have to do anything. baving tonne says out here in the desert, you can work while drawing on the high-profile split. >> it never escapes your mind as it were. >> on the strip the casino has a gallery. some tourists drop in. you know, a good time with the girls. forget your problems. not art. >> not art. >> sorry. >> you con go to the museum to explore art, or they can come to you. that is what is happening. it carries a large intensity. including this one. bring it to the people and perhaps someone will pause to appreciate the art here. >> david lion's abstract pop art synthesises colour, as for many we met on the tour. he can't imagine being anywhere else, but here. >> don't underestimate las vegas. it's culture coming off the floor and is remade into cool art. melissa

boston mayor marty walsh. >> we are going to send a very positive message around the world like what martin richard was talking about, peace and love. >> reporter: 100 people today ran for team m.r.8, named for martin's initials and favorite number. tatyana mcfadden won the wheelchair race. >> i run for martin, i run for his family, and i run for any others affected by the bombing last year, this race is for them. >> reporter: earlier today the richard family released this video of daughter jane in rehab and last week the young girl and family placed a wreath at the finish line. katy kelly goes to church with the richards. >> after i just crossed the finish line, i got down on one knee and i said a prayer for martin. i said to him that he was with me the whole time and this race was for him. >> reporter: one family, symbolizing the resolute spirit of a whole city. norah o'donnell, cbs news, boston. >> pelley: in another major story developing tonight, dozens of al quaida terror suspects have been killed in two days of american air strikes in yemen. that is significant because the mos

boston mayor, marty walsh. >> we are going to send a message around the world. talk about peace and love. >> reporter: 100 people ran for team mr8, named for his initials and favorite number. tatiana mcfadden won the women's wheelchair race. >> i run for martin, his family and i run for any others who were affected by the bombing last year. this race is for them. >> reporter: earlier, the richard family released this video of their daughter in rehab. last week, the young girl and her family placed a wreath at the finish line. katy kelly goes to church with the richards. >> after i crossed the finish line, i got down on one knee and i said a prayer to martin. i said he was with me the whole time and this race was for him. >> reporter: one family, symbolizing the spirit of a whole city. norah o'donnell, cbs news, boston. >> that spirit of boston strong. coming up on the morning news, alcohol in powder form. it's a second look. >>> when animals attack, a cornered leopard pounces after being surround i by villagers. this is the "cbs morning news." that makes it hard

mayor marty walsh says it's important for boston to continue its patriots day tradition, as it always has, showing it won't be paralyzed by fear. >> this year just showing we are strong as a city and we will not be held back or held down. >> reporter: the start and finish lines have been painted, the bleachers are set up. boston and its people are ready to run again. following a memorial service, a moment of silence, observed at the exact same time the bombs went off one year ago. in boston, chris pallone, nbc news. >>> one bay area family remembers the horrific attacks all too well. 12-year-old erin hearne from martinez was waiting near the finish line, cheering on his mother when the bombs went off, sending shrapnel into the crowd. aaron spend the next several weeks undergoing a series of surges to remove pieces of metal from his leg. >>> a soul living suspect faces terrorism charges that carry a potential death penalty. joe strks sarneave faces these charges. >>> in the first ukrainian military action against pro-russian forces, ukrainian military recaptured a small airport this mo

we're going to talk to boston's new mayor, marty walsh, who's got a nice thick boston accent.ng. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." now back to you guys in new york. >> thanks norah. >>> funerals were held today for some of the 13 sherpas killed in friday's avalanche. four are still hospitalized. three remain missing. the gogs are angry over paules response each to the families of the dead. meanwhile the discovery channel plans to have a documentary next month. >> crews are racing this morning to stabilize a mountain sooids. a slow-moving landslide is threatening to rupture a water machblt it started two weeks ago. it pecked up momentum on thursday. the moving earth split this house in two. it tore apart the parking lot of walgreens. so far no one is hurt but more than 50 people remain out of their home this morning. crews will also continue work today on a broken sewer line. >> at the airport, there are warnings of kids being treated with pain kill. emergency room doctors prescribe codeine to children more than half a mill yoon time as yeeg that. comes despite national guide

some tourists have already made their way off the strip one block from the city's main drag is marty walsh'sccur. the current exist rifts off the city's neon signs? >> they aresponding to the color, the bright lights, not necessarily the lifestyle here gu the color. artists based hearsay sin city inspires. >> the saying what happens here stays here vegas has a permissive atmosphere, and this is good for artists because you have to feel like you can do anything. >> he says out here in the desert, he can work in a low-profile studio while drawing on the city's high-profile glitz. >> so it never escapes your mind that it's there as you work >> reporter: on the strip, the belagio hotel and casino has a gallery. some tourists drop in. it's not why they come to vegas. >> strippers, alcohol. >> cocaine? >> christina, no. >> sorry. >> like a good time. >> out with your girls? >> cut loose. forget your problems. >> definitely not art. not art. sorry. >> you can go to a museum to experience art or the arts can come to you. >> that's what's happening at the city center where there is a large collection

going forward it will mean that much more, and the boston mayor marty walsh described it this way. i thought it was poignant. whatever the intended affects were, whatever the tsarnaevs thought were going to happen, it had the complete opposite effect. look around. this place is bombing. it looks very much like a celebration. as they were saying, you mentioned, folks that dent get to finish it last year, got to finish it this year. you got to love a man that finished at the end and got down on one knee and proposed to his girlfriend. such an inspiring story. a day of celebration for sure. >> this is definitely a story about boston. we should also keep in mind the boston marathon is a national event. it's an international event. people come from all over the world to celebrate and to run and to compete, and i think, like you were pointing out with the mayor, last year we saw really the worse of humanity in that moment, and this year we see the best of it. people coming together. real patriots on patriots day coming together overcoming, seeing their community tightened and their bonds

some tourists have made their way up the strip one block from the city's main drag is marty walsh's gallerye current exhibit rifts off of the neon signs. >> not necessarily the lifestyle here but really the color. >> artists based here like tim babington say sin city inspires. >> you know the saying that what happens here stays here vegas has a permissive atmosphere. this is good for artists because you have to feel like you can do anything. >> babington says out here in the desert, he can work in a low-profile studio while drawing on the city's high-free file glitz. >> it never escapes your mind that it's there as you work. >> on the strip, the ballagio hotel has a gallery. some drop in but it's not why they come to vegas. strippers, alcohol. >> cocaine? >> christina, no. >> sorry. >> and, you know, like a good time. >> good time out with your girls. forget your problems? >> definitely not art. >> not art. >> sorry. >> you can go to a musek to experience art or the arts can come to you. >> that's what's happening at las vegas's city center duplex which carries a large collection of contemp

>> mayor benigno was hoping we could solve this right away and mayor marty walsh who is the mayor of austin is an agent as well. those of us who study these types of issues and work in this field and even amanda talk first thing about this is slow going. we are hoping will be able to see in a way that we can look at clean data disaggregating it from all kinds of other factors to see how long does it take to get change? i think what the goal needs to be when we talk about where things get stalled is moving in the right direction. 77 cents on the dollar, that some believe the leap or considering women are the majority of the educated talent. no one has mentioned today which i'm sure everyone on the panel knows in many of you know, the more highly educated a woman is the larger the pay gap. what is so insidious about that fact is this is an issue in which an individual cannot inoculate oneself from through education. this is an issue which can unbelievably fundamentally not be solved on an individual level which is why this type of partnership between government academia individual acti

. >> some tourists have made their way off of the strip one block from the city's main drag is marty walshs gallery. the current exit ribs off the city's neon signs. >> they aresponding to the color, bright lights, not necessarily the lifestyle here but really the color. artists saying sin city inspires. >> what happens here stays here vegas has a perm missive atmosphere. this is good for artists because you have to feel like you can do anything he says out here in the desert, you can work in a low-profile studio while drawing on the city's high-profile glitz. >> it never escapes your mind it's there as you work. >> the belagio hotel. some tourists drop in but it's not why they come to vegas. >> strippers, alcohol. >> cocaine. >> no. and like, you know, like a good time. >> good time? >> out with your girls. >> cut loose. forget your problems? >> definitely not art. >> not art. sorry. >> you can go to a museum to experience art, or the art can come to you. >> that's what's happening in las vegas city center complex which carries a large collection of comp temporary and modern art including

attendees include mayor marty wal walsh, the police commissioner and marathon participants.of the photos for the cover of next woke's issue. after the shoot the boston police department tweeted this "thanks to all who turned out for today's sportsily traited cover shoot. we are all #bostonstrong!" >> next monday, a week from tomorrow, thousands of runner also lace up their sneakers and run the race they never got to finish. >> for so many people, this year's marathon is about a whole lot more than just crossing the finish line, it's about moving on from that attack that left three people dead and injured hundreds. cnn's alexander field has more for us. good morning. >> the approaching anniversary of the attacks on boston is already bringing back a flood of painful memories for so many people. at the same time, it is inspiring others to lace up their shoes and get back out there for reasons that are varied and deeply personal. freshly painted finish line and with it a new beginning for 36,000 unarers ready to cross it. >> april 15th last year was the hardest day i've had sinc